The National Register. — London, England, 1817-09-01 00:00:00

Frone 11w LONDON GAZETTE, Saturday, it :;(1. -40- BANKRUPTS. r, &pt. to, 11. Oct. 11, at IlriatoL Yrci B. Bristol, It Att. Mr. 11 e.lis. Staple Inn. /maw It. S. Liverpool, merchant, Sept. V.. 25, Oct. 11, at Liver pool. Aus. Avison and Co. Castle-strevt. I lolborn. JACKSON W. anal W. k 13.7. Y. gilepttllll. Mallet, Somerset. grocers, Sept. 11. 12, Oct. 11, at Bristol. Mt.. Lamberts and Cu. Gray's Inn-square. ctlnt:ss W. Kensington, linen-draper, Sept. 9. 20, Oct. 11, at Ar.. Ale. Jonci, 11.alforil.row. Ilutuns R. Otrffird, conlaniner, Sept. P.), 20, Oct. 11, at Oxford. Att. Mr. Pownall. Staple Pt . MO VS J. late olTovoitty. doctor of physic, Sept. :6, :7, Oct. 11, at Coventry. Mts. Tiongliton and Co. Coventry. 111cril .1. and E Can Lane-WAN?, in porters o fn. reign liquors, Sept. 17, Is, Oct. 11, at Preston. Att.;. Ales:an:la and Co. New Inn. r , N TON :kl. l'oventry.titret.t. St. Martin in t' r .• Szpt. 17, 0.1. I t. at Attu. Timbre!! aril Cu. Maccle n:ltl-strect, DI VIDENDA. .1, 'White, late of Wood-street, husi. r, Sept. 2.7. J. Kirkman, Gower-street. builder, Sept. 2,7. T. IS .-sbitt, liisimpsgate-sire,:t. upholsterer, Oct. 30. lt. Worc:ster, glover, Sept. 111. T. and E. Mugridge, Kiog's Lynn, Norfolk, curie-mar.ufacturers, Sept. 27. R. Parker. Mancliekter, vietiuiller. Oct. 6. .1. Munn, Warwick, grocer, Sept. It. T. Hi/hum:, NViewick, grocer, M.:pt. 22. J. Capin, of Sy resliam, Nortiiampton, shopkeeper, Sept. V. .1. MI sts - ..c-J. W:l.t Orchard, Dori...t. dealer, Sept...O. J. Yellin. Bradford. IS ilts, cludticr, Sept. 21. ►V. Nit:44lllg. Pie;•iiiilly. limn-draper, Sept. 'JD. J. Wibbt•rlcy And W. Pepper, Nottingham, hosiers, Sept. 22. (lent, Lincoln's-inn merchant. Sept. 25. CERTIFICATES. St: 1.. E. 911 11. De Wint, Storic, Stafford, s - urgeon—S. Benson, llouraLditcli, clothes-salennin—J. Green, Wyeb-stnxit. victualler—T. Colbeek, Westhouse, York. W. Ellis, 'ioletield York, .1. Wilks, sen. Bur le}}•. York, W. Ilulthworth, Bradford, York, and .1. Holdswortb, Morley. York, liax-spinners—W. Steven , , ltri•tol,eatl.merehant— O. Verichunch-street, stationer—J. NVarrer, Suffolk-.treo, flat-market, blaeking.manuricturcr—J. emir, erown-street, Fins bury-,quare, grocer—J. Green. Margarct-street, Hackney, builder —G. Britten, Bath, Crook. Holton, Lancaster, inn -I.oLler—W. Brevitt. Durlston. Stafford, butcher—J. lali.it, ;%lid dleton, Durham, yeoman—T. Youens, ‘Veston, Durham, ship owner—l'. Wright, Summon, Woreitcr, timber-merebutit. TII E NATIONA L REG ISTER. LOA DOIs MOND.IY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1817. The last French Papers received, are filled with ac counts of the addresses and compliments which passed sit Court on the occasion of the fine of St. Louis. The Dukeof Wellington was still at Paris, on the 25th, but us expected to ►et off in a day or two for head quar ters. The King of Prussia was also expected to leave that city for Brussels, thence to return to his capital by ',llk. route of Aix-la-Chap.:llc and Cologne. prom's pipers to the .?i - th were received ir. tow:► :..:.•orday. Th.: anniversary of the birth-Jay of the :King of the Netherlands was celebrated at that city ca The prudent policy of France ith mpect to her ii.,lf-pay officers, has been adopted in the Netherlands, •.‘cral persons of that class having been called into ac t lye service. By an article in these papers, from Colmar, it appears that the manufacture of printed calicoes is daily declining in France. \lowing the increasing briskness of our manufactures and the grumbliugs of the Coitinente. Journalists, we-may safely inter, that hr dash- superiority, British goods are daily suspersed ii the domestic manueicturcE. of - the Continent. .ku article under date Madrid Aug. 11 communi cao, the following intelligence respecting Mina's en terprise in 'AleNim. " Mina landed tvith 400 men on the coast of New Spain, ne tr Tampico, in the little gulph called Soto do 2.. Marina. }k established a .tikrt there to protect the tiLchorage, left liCty or sixty men to guard it, and pro ceeded towards the river Politico. The vig.ilenee and f Tcright of the chiefs of this district, who bad the pre caution to withdraw the Letts from tho opposite side, obliged hint not only to retreat imutedistely, Lot he was also compelled to this step by the fire of our tirail letas, who were in ambush la thispredicament,(which w,s Mina's situation_ at the departure of the p.:rson vim bright the intelligence) the rebel will be thrced c :iher to become a prisoner or perish, with the advert ta:ers of all nations who are under his orders. The 414;;.-. 4 ....-aa battalion is marching egainst lain, and in or tzmie up with him mon. (ietekly, horses ware put relptisition epai which the infantry was L....nted. The battalion of Lovera, the division of Ar i,alon.:o, and the cavalry of Pou.i, will cut off his re treat from the fort. The vessels which conveyed him to this coast, e\ist no longer ; they have been destroyed by his Nlajesty'sfrig-ate Sabina, and the schooners lid lova :tail Prosepinc, which, in a cruize they made from Nampico, towards the end of May, burnt the Insurgent conette CLor:tra, earring I'l carronades, and the brig Neptkioe, i eanitous. .1 single n ner was suved." The activity 1.1 the Seer,iitary of State, the Chevali e r Pizarro, and of the present Ministry, surpassed all that 11:1S be ;11 itithero iv:on:o,4.loa Spain. l'reaties of friend haves ht;rp roiewe.l wit - I • almost every Nation, ie rocognised in Spain, rmi in ur Clap the legitimate :iuvert. igu. TITI' NATIONIT. T►FGIgTTft. An American paper contain the following para graph :—" he Freud' em igrants towboat a quantity of land has °cell allotted by the AmericainVongreas, in the new pupcbase, for the cultivation of the vine and olive,' arc now on the way up their Tombigbee, and in tend selecting a situation on the Black Warrior." Fxtraet of a letter from :be agent fin. Lloyd's at Malta, dated the 15th July :—" Information Iris been received her,, that several vessels have sailed from Alexandria, laden with grain and pulse, having the plague on board. 'One vessel entered this via:intim harbour the ..;11ult which had lost her supercargo, and the master was il.. She was ordered out instantly, and sailed for Leghorn, Venico, or Alexandria, as the wind might otTer " AVe extract the following article from the e'en' lurk Commercial ;No rliser, of the ::oth July.— " Latest from liavannah.—By the arrival at this port, on Sunday last, of the Sehooner, Fair American, six days from the Ilavannah, we learn that the armament reported as haying sailed from that place to the relief of St. AngLsiin, was nothing more or less than a large number of Goineamen, which sailed on the 11th ult. under convoy, tar the coast of Africa—The now. of the capture or Amelia Island had not re.ched Ilavanna!l un the (loth ioA." Extract of a Jetter from the agent to Lloyd's at Christiansand, dated the Isth ult. :—" By accounts front I:Lawsuit& of die IGt h 1:: St. a three masted sehoo. no., supposed to be a Turk, captured a boy off the coast oa the 11th, i7t the aftermym ; she was coming fh.tti the westward, steering east. The cruiser fired a gun, and shortly after took possession of the mer e!nitutnen. and atered . west. A great many vessels are lying wind-hound in various harbours on this coast, the weather having been tempestuous this lust fortnigt from the west and south." A Mail from Flanders arrived at a late hour last night. The Brussels Papers reachel us to the 30th ult. but contain nothing of importance. ' FRANKFORT At'o. ^R.—Baron flunitolat, Prlls - !:ni.:ter of State, and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Coart of Lo!:don, is arrived here. We have hero also Collrl. 1h Ar riswahl." " Bnossrts, ArCi 27.—Meml.Eastri!. and Gelatin, Ministers from the linitcol States of America, are ar rived at the lingue. " Hi; Grape the Duke of Argyle, ant: a great many rnglish Offl-rrs of rank, lx.th of the army and navy, have arri-el Hcre, mostlyfrom Paris and Canabray. All Minister.; Power: :_ till Court of the Nether lands w. e:eceviVely leave Pro:N.:is for the Hague in the Cour:c "f ncx; Ali our :71111/SZeTiai bureau exeet orlon to j...?part eta: of Scpremter. The Ittiiaat of Spain, l),n Fra:.eis Patti, w:to, during his abode in thL City, hat recri'..e(l from their sLtjesties and the Prin rs et . tl:c Royal Famiiy the most flattering and mu: t r.ores of friendship and regard, was honoured by the King en his la,t ‘isit with the Grand Cross of the Belgio Lion, ward: his Maietay W 45 pleased to de liver to hint with his own hands. The Prince aopenred very sensible to this new proof of the Royal kindm.ss, and expresa to his Majesty the warmest gratitude." At , o. 04.—The Duke of Weilington is expected shout the end of this week at his hca:l-quarters at Cant: bray. It is affirmed, that the King of Prussia will arrive there in a tiny days after." AUG seems certain that the Spe cial Tribunal at Brussels, will be very shortly engaged with an action against a person Of distinction, who xvill b e judged, in default of appearing to answer the accusations against hint. It is affirmed that the Go vernor of the province of Antwerp lets received orders to prepare the Archiepiscopal Palace at Malines for the reception of the Count de Mean, whom his holiness h a s nominated to that See. This worthy Prelate will quit his floA, for a time itt October, to sit in the first Chamber of the States-General at the I The Pmgnostiertiof t have this %leek met with most serious disappointments, bat they have been so long used to sec their prophecies belied, that they have ceased to feel ashamed of their folly or falschtxxl, call it which you win. Day ;the; day have tlic " independent" jour mils alarmed their readers with fearfal news front Carls bad, Where a coagre.•s of all the " despots" was about to be 'hell, and where, no doubt, a duelly 1,!ow would be given to the little remaining lilx;rty of Earopc. The course of Prince NlL•ttemicii has been watched with as tremulous an anxiety as the progress of a comet, " Nat the I rn;th of Ophlirtti hale In th' rvidc foky, and from hi. horrid liLir Simko pti , t dente antl war:--" Ana poor Mr. Lamb, whose intentions we dare swear arc as harmless as the animal whose name he bears, has been (logged at the heels with the most malicious tirio..ity. Thew two personaz.s we were told were a• Carlsbad, reaily to prove...a in their are:Oft:l work of ois . .re4sion. Now it turn:. tlha SEPT. 1. has never been there 1 and Mr. Lamb has gone to 15a. den. Prince Schwartzenberg, also, who was to play high part in this state tragedy, it appears is gone to the baths of Toeplitz, and Count Carp° d'lstria, the Russian weapon ‘of opprezion, is gone to Franzenbruna, thence to proceed to St. Petersburgh. Thus hits this portentous congress vanished into air, afilmding the good people of England one more proof of the wisdom of the Morning Chronicle. We have received New Purl; papers to the Ist inst. The folowing are extrects "Nrw Yong, JI'LY adVices from Amelia Eland conic down as late as the 9th instant ; at that time the incliv;drals who had loft the Island previoL:s to the arrival of the Patriots, had mmtly returned, and appeared quite contented with the new order of things. Genera; Affiregor was busily engaged in sending off o tro!., to St. ,holm'', which place he was expected to reacl: on the I th instant. St Augustin was stlictly blockaded by a Patriot brig and the true Blooded Yantee sloop of war, more than a match fir any naval force which Spain has in the Western lletni4- there. "General Vandamme iz arrived at Philadelphia." Extract of a letter from St. Salvador, dated 10th June, to a gentleman in this city : " The Pernan:buco revolution ended very shame fully to the Patriots (as they styled themselves', and most of the head men will be shot. I saw Martins and two others shot the day before we sailed.' American papers to a late date have arrived. It is said that the United States frigate the Congress, has been seat to Port-au-Prince, to demand satisfaction of President Potion fur having ordered the execution sof an American seaman. A very important State Parer, as it respects the tran quility of France, has been promulgatetlthis week. It is the Convention or Concordat entered into between the Pope and the King of France ; the-Bth article of which stipulates that there shall be secured to all the existing Sees, as well as to those which shall be created afresl., a suitable provision in landed property en rentes sm. I . Eta t as far .as circumstances will permit, and in the mea3 time a sufficient revenue shall be awarded to the pastors to ameliorate their condition. Endowments sh:1! at the same time be rovided for the Chapters, the benefices and the seminario aswell for those already iu existeacc, es fur those about to be e,tablished." The following paragraph appeared i i tl:e Ntr:rin Chronicle of Saturday, as a letter fun:: aport . cf Spain, i:ttlt of Jo' y, but received last from Trinadtul: ani from the prominent bit;:ation wtich it oceopied in that paper, we may sulpc be the kidiux attached some im portance to it : " The Royalists arc running away fr,mt Angwlturs, the capital of Guayana, an-1 they say it cannot 1::,w hold out any longer, as the garrison, and the fcw it ':a bitants left, were compelled to live on bides, al, eh was actually their thud at the very time thee peop:e came away, and they are completely blockaded both by sea and land. In a word, the Spm,iards arc dished ut Venezuela :Ind New Gnmada." The geographical knowt...'ge of the Morning Ciao nide, lads long Leon prov.Lrhial, and he is determined still to l;cep up his naive.—Angostura is not the cßpi. tal of Guayana, is not even in (inay:ut, nor within coni.lcrable distance of the rC t ; 101 w it cool.] he Wel.- OA by sea., therel;ire, the learned h:tlitoc shonhi have told us : or Lew the Royalists could run away whoa " completely Llookadecl by tea and land," wt: are tota:ly at a loss to conceive. This now Perda:nu de Pinto, this :mut of the Morning Chronicle, is the strangest feilo‘v! His loatx ab.mt the Carl.l4yl congress being exploded, clad his falsehood or folly having been made evident, one w 0.11.1 have thought he would have been content far a wl.ile to have confined himself to plain matter of fact ; hat no !—laughing in his sleeve at the manlier in wh:ch he had hoaxed his readers, he whips me round, and with a serious face tells us, that he can assure us on fiasatho rity of the first respectability, that a Treaty has berm c arried into effect, under the powerful mediation :f it ussia, binding Great Britain, and other Maritime Powers, to etket in concert the submission and pa. i flea:ion of the Spanish Colonies." • We should be asham ed to devote a single line in our columns, to refute 5,.,•11 worthless tra It as this, did we not know that r ••; of cc It lii in t!, F' I,