The National Register. — London, England, 1809-04-23 00:00:00

e6fi a - we as certainly Cannot . 'be the' snprorthrs;brAliat oirupt deali g• in Parliamentary -Seat 5.,. th B+l ei hied inteuten tteltcy of which is anrilhilate The'lvery corfstittitiouar MOO' of the 110110 a ctmopns. We. qcceiml the„fo lowing letter iron'. Harwich, We wi4l4outh olinment,t.as there is certainly too much ambiguity toiwarraut any just speculation: 04alvic a t A PR 1 . 1.4.1 .- - I.4te:last night, •the'Diana Packet/ 'Captain Macdnaoughi•arrived from Heligoland, with Dis patches t and they being of the utmost importance, the Cap tain went on shore with them at, Aldboroughi and proceed expren to London.. The report here to l dity.is, that the foperor of Russia is dethroped, and the Nobles demand a Pow with England. Another commit, equally provalent, is, OW the French have attacked the Austrians, and that there has been a desperate battle. Whatever maylm.the result of the above dispatches, do:N. it po douhl. but AlirY are of tltp utpaQot consequence, Jryl qiu ):;1::) , 1 -146.4q.p c i;L—Aimithimefiritto 114:to •s ~ , . • .1111 E: THP.474lo:Atit'liw Ir.:11 , -svba I _ . Intra c ir _ tArto a c iii. p iii . ; . c.4i.n • . •:r.i•-. z, ao- , Is: . ,t , , Friday night was produced . a new C m porty, tatted, Grivnlig;s 9 folly, fro* thepeat of Mr. Leigh , of 11txley,4 G4titleifiali irtOM the Prologue IntiMated'tWhavi piesented big piece to i t4 e i biliptt.i fl y g ratuitously.; The Piece contained the idd mi xtil 4 folflli:rdliiir Sentiment and English farce, althmighlt Wasinterspersedixifith% few goed scenes; but these were palpableintitations4illecruue rid, Siivester Daggertvood,the Rivals, and the WagesitfilsKindior. Alr. Bannister's character 1% as a compqupd of, Situetter ePggee- wood, Caleb Quotem, and Jr. ran g loss; lee was niadc,to.introg fipcp qt;otations, in which, , instead of Raining the Attthorfrom *ham he glinted, like br. Pangloss, fire named Iht play ; 'find the name of the play was'always ingeniously Made fti 10..as:q- pasite a quotation as the passage itself.l" '' ' • i''• l'i ' , ..t .. The first and second ads are conAderahly too long; and ifiet4 it too much tedious narrative throughout the wilnie;playJ Mi. powton was the great support of the piece.: 13 Gifettiar!wei go r o tig : he had the true fuaerol cant i n which people b ewail 6 i4i4cmseil friend. The , Piec e was well.,rceired..,, , . , r SUPPLIES,,.SENT TO SP4IN, A e ND PORTUGAL. . QFFICIA la .IQCOVINT, , ~ '4 4,1 Of the Expellee incurred in furnishing Arms and other . Ordnanc e, • 8141 plies, to the Spaniardsaiul: Portuguese, since •Afity 4808 : --Prepared pursuant to an Order of the liononrable.the;Thius il f Cointrions. dated March 41., 1809 . . ~ 4679 E lgiii, 17, .1 Those who complain that we have sem but i papry, k9engep. of Arras to Spain and Portpkal sho ul d read the followinf p e ,- F!aie- : plen4 just published by order Orthe Mtge of . Cdnutians - T , , : .;;._, • , . i Sent since the I st o y, 808 j3ta l Pieces of Cannon 98 'anti. 31,600 Rounds of/Mtmetetitiao::•' llowitzers - ~,,, i : :, Carrunades '2O ~.. 4,000 do; .., . )411'illq$ - 200,177 cloth ,ir , cifles - , . .4 , 2.6 Calico ri word* - 61,311 "Serge . fikei . - - 79,000 Cloth , - Infantry Accoutrement great Coats Sets - - 59,000 Suits Clothing pall 'Cartridges 23,417,95 5 Shirts '•- frad Balls - 6,050,000 Shoes 'IV h..le Barrels of shoe Soles P4iwder -15,40 s Calico specie - £1,934,903 'Pills of Exchange oegociated - 220101 I..imp Equipage 10,000 Tents - - 40,000 lailiett •! Yards 115,000 On their t. 4 ,115/A00: do. , s2,ooo , Pieces : ) ,:igh ii do.. 4,,1115 • - • • 5(),0t13 . • 7 92,000. • 35;0f)0 • 98;000' 15.04)0 - Pieces it,212 &c. &c. . 10 4 1 000 . • Arlo - le MQO 240 000 Canteens Ilavresack liiits and caps Pouches and belts - Pieces sheeting Passage. i Shoes - -78, 00 t) I Shue soles - 35,000 Boots - - 8,100 .eceired from Cont racto rs. 1 Pouches - 150,450 I Cloth (yards) • 115,000 t f:1 ot h (pieces) -29 S i‘liirts T , 4000 VU Ur hes - 47,000 To be shipped as soon as r 11-ots - 29,400 L 4•;es - - 2.13,400 tai - - 100 l'4 Aff MATIONALC nuaz Sinn. ATM 111 1.1. M V 14.4 1 4' :;SR:Aa '• • .4 . 4iiptfororthk; Go9rPctflis of the state or the infantry which eugukrised,f,l chat ,4 Poctugab pwrars a tbvis were etpfi'liflCed 1. 9, 40./ ca - pthini, citli2elic'T,2S4'ser jeants,T6Cldl4l4;ll6oo4, 40161trtarill fikf--44114f1rsettlitied 131 field' Alt rfts .- .• 898icapbains,-1,109 ofllccni t s l,ot 143 u vnropsar. ;:3-,1;,14,7, • ! caul: and tile, leaving a deficiency of 610412.ker5,,...V 4 .c!aptiains, 4? subalterns, 11 stall ofrieeLt s ,4o strjeailis; Sq iliututners; and 6,459. 111,e,„ This, st4tAkn.W4 . of deficiencies include's - abbot ; 4&/` Drifisfi li s 6 fdierl; bad' betu"taken prisoners . by the - enenvy,bbot..aftierwardi ;released.'by.:the GallicianS, and were on:theitivilsyfto Lisbon.- • By the return 'af the rovalcattiliety!ernuarked, it, appears that there have been embarked 100(ufficers, 271 non-coin- ruissioned ofticers,'l,si 'atraners, deurrimei•R,..roaking total of '2,255. Of the, r)yal artillerrdrivorsv;tbete: were 16 officens„: 118 non-comiiii!;sioned.iufficors," t•;4o3ldriverst 16 trumpeters, 132 .a gene e ral tota4 f3;4139. Of these .tlitre- remained •:in. Por!tqg'alf by the lastireturns, w they were kilt:led in thit,counissr,voi royal artillery . 9.5 sydieers, non.ronunislioned officers; 1011 gunners, 27 drummers. Of artillery -ciri v • 46,0 f. faxes, 112 •nom-cominissiiined .officers, drivers?, 16 trumpeters, .125 artificers, making, a qeneral total of 3,159. i (Iv Y'S LedVIJOA G .1$ 'ETT . . --"MgPft-.• ~~~1. . . ',,,::•-,•, : : , ~. .• p4.NliCitlifvflOr.l4X,l,.4B,l;h4„.7 ; !;,-t;,...,., .• .1011.7,1 cr.onGF:, of C.arburtou-street, Viti.rov7iipiatc.,,-)Xiditie€!!xt hPrsi. ll dealei4Voin Aptil,LS, to dur43, at ten, at Guirdhilf:' ' ' • -. 7 : ' . ' .• . ', P ii‘)..vordrts. . . . Tilsom AS lIITILL, Bath, carriers to-surrender, A)lirilAA, 411 f trad Nay 30, at aletveit,•at the Hittploant and Gaftkiißtb......,sattorntesfiterTsAiliftl4l s andfliortort, Cranc-coitrt, Fleet-street ; and Mr.,Maut, Bath. . . , i , Rt CH I Itri tq'tlL SAIEIt; Pet:ei - s•riiiirt, Middle,' tetdptyttione!--Scricener, April' '..rii sit eleVen, May 2, and (10,' at test: at einildludle. 16111nenietoMessrs. BlakoineWaiut Mack illtitill e Elm-court, 'Feutple.. 1, LI ~ • , i DIINCOMB PI EIKE, Bisliop44ate-trek,,httter;* N0T197 afiy 13; and 30, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, M. Cobte4Auktit 4 • ' ' .' i• 'le l• JAMES PON NELLY,,Greek-street, Soli t f t adlliarajeolwil 45,. le ,t „, at twelve, and .30, at te.n, at Guildhall. .Attorney, Ntr.Cunlinglials!, .1.% e\y ertli-, 'I . stret; Ri4l Lion- aqua re. ' .; S 11t A II RATIIHONE.BROTHEft- 4 ;,. Sim jughlaraOr ilt`4 lo :""nakeritaleak•li 9, at two ? and: 0,, at eleven, at thg N.l.3tite Itart hui,.llrptia4bni. l atgliyaiai l !Ali.C:m‘table, ynioncra bin, ChaliteiSclanel and Mr.' Itneft,Thilt-IriiP r i „ tlei• mintiltaln. , •!T t c., , ~ A - 11,•, ,i:' !. , - ..e 1j . .. • PIIILip IsioßßlSijAvtrpooll i rannifiefrehant,. April C1 . 9 . ,.:May I t anAda, A ore, at finildhall, London. Atturit'ey,_ . 'Mi. MiiiikualT,' V. araielc-iiinare, 'News gat;eillreet. • I 0 i, ,5,.7it.,L311i •il; ;.•)* - JACA/13 NEALE, ChiswelVeaketitl•PiPlu.sex*.yrik.A.E-::31i. tI91: pod Ttas SO, at eleven, at Guildhall. . Attoeue) ? . ?Ir. arlolo,,,ltedergtilatreeti Ciipplente. • ' ' ' • ' - . • WILLIAM SIIEMILL, Burtr-street; WWII& tifilleroAlPtill 2 4, 29, gra d 'ill ay . xi. 44.0ve,, at. (ittililhall. At Lomita, ..`.le 7 isci. litutpryi T ifrom, lin; Ince, tira,);s im.il!A C:llol4B"MPF:APYllNinEf'r'B'filtirOln'l'74P.baltn'.4l. and SA - 11 . A - 11.1r/fPIII6IOIES BRO . 1141441t8; Biptiwit*4 Apripii,gp, ond.bi4y 30, nt : ttin l at GuikliHi t hontlon. Attornie...., evlro — h, . 4, row il 40 I lan ord, T ai nplc; and Mi. V.l)kuiL..,toit, Hickingliank. • . • . P • Div ti)END , I. - • . 4 * . ;110 I.:W4llltim Cie*, Lt 41 dvevot one, at W 1141.110, London. • I ,raly,ll!Wittlaits Close pad 11%tibew Clete, Leedleolier,4 at 04v, at Guildhall Londoi,. :ItiV 'PI 'Joseph Pipet iligilth4M6-‘Ntintler,•ltielitho;ul; grorel , at elr-..ca, at, Guildhall. , 1 II:1:'1%.f I .. • • I'. • • •,.. • , July 4:9.. Knowles Wittdoe; nichnum(l, vorer, at eleveu, atl.tir t it e gi," June 3. ',AtAaloin Marsh, :11il!4.te, LoildOn,jeweltee, at one, 4t - d an. ;*4' .' M ty ff.. John Pitrtoir4 i rlielfe;itle, Avapoliotiskni in it esi/he, 'at failikl}:afl. -, ' g Illay .12. Nicholas. Barry * Liv.erptkil, .flierchant,,,at ta Abe, at the Goortsyslo, Daie 7 street, - Liverpool. i • Mn '% 17. NVidter EWer, Little fahve4arte, Aldertkanbury, , merchant{ 4t 4 teh; at Guildhalls • ... i . " . ...V. ; .. 4 /... .June 6. John Somerville, Chanrcrl.-lane,,cablnet-maker, at. one, at GA14144,. July 1. Jain' Ty rrell, Maid , trine, ironrnon•z•er, at one, at V ;liilithall. Tint/lon. June 1. John Llst, Brighton, hander, at etevea, at Guildhall, Lluilon. : . June 3. David.Glnver, tititter-lane l Loudon, auerd.ant, at twcht, at Guild hall. Jane 3. Barnahtei It itterbee, King's Lynn, Norlblk, habeodaslnir, at twelve, at finildhall, London • 51ay 21. Frederick NA'illats, Brewor-street,„Golden-sinarc, elieesi;atong'er, at tell, at Guildhall. May 90. Nicholas Humphre y s, ShaNditeh, Ilnen-drapevilt4rn, at I;.iildhalt. May 9. .bunei; Taylor, Luna;.,-Conduit-)street, Mitldlelea, apothecary, at oae, at (;uildhall. May 11t. Jog.oph !flint, Lif. - irpool, haberdasher, at *OAT'S', at the St g and Gara ter, Paradi,e-it reef . I.Averpool. . . . May LI. Greor!e•Jone , . Liverpool, booksteller, at one, at the Star anti tarter, Paradise-Atreet, Liverpool. CEIITIFICATEt--111A V.9..".1,•' • James Marrint. Burnley, L . lneaster. cotton.spinivar—Thtimadl\aylorNiiiii. beta. of Livorpool, u phol-terer --Thaims Duke=, )litelifr-nigimal i -Jipp!iceput %Vill• Vowley, Pearith, Cuinberiand, iron MIA ig ef - AV Wield Affar, Utaltdot-et Met, slicrenraker--SAnwel 16110, %Varying, breAer. 4 44 1 .1