Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-19
Postscript.
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1ATEsT FROM EUROPE

LATEST FROM EUROPE.
The fast sailing ship Hector, capt. Gillen-
DER. arrived last evening in SO days from
intercollegiate g. has favored the edi-
hrs OF the Mercantile Advertiser with Liver
rool papers TO the 18th, and London to the
10th OF April, inclusive. Also, Loyd's Lists
Dthe 9Th.
Some further disturbances had taken
place at Glasgow, Paisley, Greenock, &c.
Al no time since the beginning OF Radical
ism. mad there been such a general appre-
hension from that quarter--Serious alarms
existed at Manchester, and troops were or
dered there to prevent an expected riot
At Glasgow, Paisley. and ali the neigh
boring country, for II miles round, placards
we're placed on the walls addressed to the
people of England, Ireland, and Scotland,
g calling upon them to come forward nnmedi-
atelv. and effect by force arevolution in he
government, g. enjoining the manufacturers
10 abstain from work from the lst April.
All the weavers and other workmen in Glas
Cow, Paisley, and the neighhoring country
Immediately struck work & the streets were
covered with crowds OF the idle and dlscon-
tented. The magistrates Of Glasgow had
offered a reward OF 1000, and the govern
ment further reward of 800 for the authors
or printers of these inAamatory papers. The
troops were in motion, and some skirmishing
hadt place. Several had been killed
and others wounded At the last accounts,
the weayers in Glasgow and Paisley had
generally returned 10 their looms. as the
want of leaders deprived them of all conf
dence, aud the power OF the mhitary point
ed out to- them the hopelessness OF their
cause.
On the 9Th a crowd assembled at Gre
mock. to witness the arrival OF prisoners
who were brought in from Paisley; at in the
afternoon, by the Port Glasgow volunteers.
Fhen the volunteers were returning they
began to insult, and pelt them with stones
and mud
The volunteers fred two shot, which only
exaspera edn them the more. The par
IT, were the obliged 10 FIRE in earnest, and
continued a running fire till they got out oil
Cartsdike. Nine of the wounded were taken
10 the hospital, of whom 4 had died, and the
resi- dangerous 5 more were killed in town.
Twenty in all were killed aud wounded
They tore down the iron railing OF house,
and with the arms thus procured, preceded
hya piper. in the evening SET OF 10 attack
Port Glasgow--6ut after proceeding TO the
house Of Mr.. GemnelI, the mob returned
They /; oke open the doors OF the Brideweli,
and sci TO liberty the radical prisoners, but
none others. Next morning all was quiet,
though lurking parties were seen abou, the
outskirts
Accounts from Madrid were to the 28th OF
March A royal ordinance of the 22d, tlxes
the conyocation of the Cortes tor the 9Th OF
Judy they will consist of lac members tor
The peninsula, and 80 deputies for America,
selected from the Americans residing IN
SPAIN A private letter states" error is
general. The Revolution or Death is the or
der Of the day. We are not without fears
tor the lives OF the most august personages:.
None OF the foreign ministers at Madrid
hadcongrathlated the King on his acceptance
otthe CONSTRUCTION, who wait Tor instructions
trom their courts-the American minister "a
lone excepted. who did not wait for orders.
Paris, April6.-The editors OF the Miner
We have been condemned by the tribunal to
ray fine of I3, 900 francs. for not having
submitted to the stamp law. No appeal can
be made.
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