The National Register. — London, England, 1819-08-16 00:00:00

ROYAL F,XCURSION- , Batauron, AVG. Prince Regeirt,_accompa- Med by Sir B.hsoititield, gemmed to Ors-place astsw ritimies he fore isith.. o'clock on Ftitlay.saight. 'lsne !two' George yacht came to her moorings here on Thursday. This vessel, wittiottc and another Hatne, two Fan -brigs, the I I rev e nue miter, the N:.'lll‘ Or the Nlartpiess of Ang were all close , in early yesterday. morisint. At two P. M. amain:, barge front the royal yacht inn in. wills s;stieen oars well pLeil, Use lowers uniformly It:Riled in blue jackets and Ironton with red facing., aril hating as flinch ofa military of OUUliCil!arMtrailer. At Italt•past.t , :-ra the R.asent, haying ini'd of the arm of the Captain of the George, the Hon. C. Paget, walked front the P'alace to the water's edge, crossing the SitVaie so the descent by Russell Howe amidst the a-climatical as of he populace. I lis Bnyal highness was halii•ed in a lonse- blue smat„while flow sets, black stock, and while hal :rest we never saw hits in better apparent health and spirits. His Royal Highness was also mann. pa Med hy Sir B. Bloomfield, Sir Edmund Nagle, Sir W. &d. The Marquess of Anklet' had gone. on ioitrd earlier. . I I:s Riwal I iglittess' eitiliarkatlon was effeeted in the statics! :slid safest manner. A bathing machine was rut, lam the water, through which his kluyal Highness passed, and stepped ditties/Ml*6e barge, which , Oca4 nisi close up to receive blur,- and when the TWO. itan yard Wdi twisted ois a staff at the slept. was the signal for ro)al adults from thealtioring, Which rattled in wick succr , sien and. whleh echo repssated rite buildings of the town. On the Regent's reaching Ate yacht, the royal standard was hoisted as the main, and the thunders of salutes from the shipping were ;e -s edit-rated from Oka shore. Puarstanuen, A trotasT B.—The Royal Grome yaeht, haying an d Royal Highness the Prince Regent ad seine im - board, this morning went through Spolirad to t it ll'elawbrd, attended by his Majesty's ships Hype ) ;ad. Hind, and tVainelrori . As 'not. as the yacht came s-ithin the usual metric for saluting, a royal whale %Via fired from all the ships at :ipithend, who had their Jrds manned. The suites continued on the yards till the t.srht had pasted ihrin,.rsch ship firing a second royal e Royal sabots-Were also bred iii Ases garrison, at Cumberland, Aloit-lc ton, and hcsekhoitse• Forts, and' Stiiiihsra .astle. It was almost calm, dod the yacht was in c'tlit of Portsmouth near fire how.. The Plattbron and Leash wore titled with people. in hopes of seeiog Fitt Rival II iamiessland. Admiral Sir George COMP 14.11. (• alldrr•io-Coier, ovot off in his barge, with lit; flat: fly intr. accurni‘aniell by Lord I iowanl. The lon. Commissioner Sir Geo. • Grey, Bart. went off ju hit isirtre in pay their retiterit in his Reseal Hightail Porramito rn, Atm. g.—His Royal liighneas the Prince Ili aeon his teen tip for this !4•115P11 his intended (la t er to' Plymouth. He is deli , 4ltted with. the scenery tkit.Ve 'Me of Wight.. Southampton River,. and clew of she New Forest. ast,l means to coufine his cruise rimod sae Isle of lVigitt and Brighton. AA 'ill' o'clock. Ins litryai Highness landed at the S airport. at.ended by Lord Howard, Sir Gettree Gres , . Sir livoin Martin, Sir Nagle, BIM the Ilno. Cl pt. Paget—all of tvh iiiii di iled viitt his noyal Highness at Admiral Sir George Camuleit's. Coscr.s. Amt. P,--(r1 fee o'clock moment i• Hidlitwas the Prince Regent, on tioaid his Loyal . yitcht. is anchored in ma rods, and a more bril. I int h yseinl.l.oza iO-11• e f rearmed. His Royal Hi2ll - was received ler SA ilitrS of 21 inns each from t• s„;astle of Cowes and and crowds of vie. I . it females, and the wit..le populstion of she e emizregating far the purpose of paying their roilnela Royal Highness. His Royal Hiahness. it is ex reted will remain 4 orb days ;. and 1111 Tuesday is• to l•onotir the Nlarquis of Angiesra with his company to i' miser, at his elegant little 1113nIinn at Coors. This is r.m. of Use most delightful dap of the sc..soli, and our ind never had a mare captivating appearance. E*l:l4;Bl.rt, UP A24(11111tR LETTIik,-11 is said to he t•le isitcotont 01 hi, listal I fighisess the Prilice Ittg....tit, ei.O.ifig the Tile of IVight,. &c. to proceed up 1/5 the N. E. c4/3SI oi! SC1111:11111, and land at I till, to 16.4 the Earl of Fife, where his Roy It I fialotols •• ,11 spend a few davit in s hu nting akrotisei. Ile will also his Grace the t)ukr of Gordon, whose seta is but a I A- ,11,1 es oist.iou twin that of the Earl of Fife. this Illithoess will extend Ids exeinsisms rotrind the Ilia Pentland Frith, towards the West I Irar Sets land : and alter stliwevitu Ilse %Yemeni will proceed on a visit to hisljr.tee the I)uIe of at litterire. l'ionsssouTti, AuG. I. —This day was tohererl in the viii last of urlls, ant the royal standard hniste,l oat the ddiereut tort., dock-yard, .11111ilt Spilhe...ld, in I iii . 11 1 1: Prince Iteuetit's hirtie-d.sv. fits Koval flightless aquailnin, arriscil Ityde Inuit wonting front li%Ve:.; hc Sitathead suit To, &leg. cruised i•..irinA the day, and hoi ttttt red .Ir. Nash with his emit. ~.y at (limier in stir ()a ‘Vettoesdny the atiled riiroasAlt the Needles, and atichrited elf the evenniu, wisere his Itoyil Hittltnalt; tinted oh the Martian 01 . AllAleary I r•-tti.y a 113;1111: It as 1 . i.1,11 stispion4 and fOtl4, 41111 41tU try the three Iliell of war .4f. Jidld a battery at little 5.-11,21 ; il beete auuui t.,1 fur she ucea.ion with lour "t C.11011(0 , 1. At t..veler rieliscli the Hyde regAta writ ow Nei ttee itNetst sobserrht,l 211 4tti- Ilea., And his Collllllllled salting w and 111, 1,1 Ihr varbi tluana use witita match, and at Cr. 1. ttttt cad. limier a (11)41,1 111/111 each i. ; /, lIIC.I (Ithaatalia il/Cludrll) 11311 tilvir 131114 111411. I .'t/, att.l l*L Aratarying avin , r had .late: i...5e1l Willll'3.llrd lute. The 1341rr r.i.r. dearly envied , g finales of • A grand halt will tw yiwrn ti)-1tti, 4 61 ;41 livje, and rite here, patronised by 1.311 y EiwA'Ard of Eilittithain. ,unit Lady Catupliell. A select party dilate with his Rota! Ilio l oness ou Loatil the yacht its Ctall.6 R as 3, to PS THE NATIONAL REGISTER.' esisible;ritesinit the. squadron sailed *flee the repatte.—... - Grand dinners were green by Lord !toward ni. Effing ham, and Sit George C,.nmbidl, nr i or the day. Portsmouth will lie illislitissatril to night. At eiinst o'clock this marline; Sir George Campbell hoisted hi+ white dig mot board the Q:ieett Charlotte, which was saluted by 411 the shill% in the port. SOUTH 431E111C,111 P.ITIZIOTS. We recently gave 61:particulars of the presenta tion e tumid of Colours, by Mrs. Purland, in Dublin. to the regiment under the command of WDermatt, being one of those)hat form Gen. D'Evercus's Legion. A dinner was given in coca plinient to the General a few days afterwards, and after many appropriate toasts had been given, the health of " Mr..Charks Phillips (of the kith Bar) dud the Emerald Isle" having &vett rapturuuoly received, Mr. Phillips ruse and said--- My Lend, and Getukn:ea—: sioccet, thank you : to be re. nwinbewl when n 1 cOuri:iytiluu ate celebrating the cause of frcednm and h":,:niulty, I cannot fail to be grateful; to be bo ri-,lue" ,1314 ""1:, when a perbonal and valued friend is We object !of i - ete . :nation, carries with it a double Natl./action ; and yuu aill allow rue to bay, that if any thing could enhance the plea sure of such feeling., it the consciou.nim that our aborting can give ju,t offence-to no one. Topics too often have risen up gniungst us, altvre the best filings were painful') at variance, .where silence would have been guilt, and utterance was misery. but surely hear, at length, is an occadun where neither sect nor party aro opposed ; .where every man in the country, siiay clasp his hrodwr by the baud, and tee! and boast the eisetrie To unmanade the -slave, to unsceptre the despot, to erect an altar on the Inquisition's grave, to raise a peorle to the attitude of freedom, to found the temples of science and of commerce, to create a constitntimn beneath whose ample ardi every human creature, no matter what his sect,'lds Moat, or his clinic, may stand sublime in the dignity of manhood—these are the glorious objects of this enterprise and the soul 11:11be be imbruted, and I the heart musi be ossitictl, wine+ dues not glow with the unto. blink sympathy. Where is the slave se abject as to drily it ? Where is the statesman who can rise front the page of Spanish South America, .and :iffoct to commiserate the tall of Spaui ? Her tyranny. even (rum its cradle to its dreams, has been the delible disgrace of Christianity and of Europe e it was born in fraud. baptized in blood. and reared by rapine; it blasphemed all that was holy—it cankered all that was happy ; use most simple habits—the most metal institutions--time 'just endeared 8114' lailtfillSiVe customs escaped not inviolate the accursed in vader; the hearth, the throne. the slam Isy confounded in one common ruin ; and a hen the innocent childreri of the Sun con fided for a moment in the Christian's yrotnise. what !--oh shame to Spain ! oh, horror to Christianity ; ob. eternal .stigma on die name of Europe; what slid they behold?—the plunder of their fortunes—the desolation of their homes—the ashes of their cities--theirchildren !muttered without distinction of sex— the ministers of their faith expiring amid tortures—die person of their Inca, their lowed, their sacred. their heroic. Inca, quiver ing in death upon a burning furnace; and the must natural and mot excusable of all idolatries, their consecrated sun-beam, clouded by the murky smoke of an Inquisition streaming with human gore, and raised upon the ruins of all that they held holy! "flie,c were the faits of Spain in South America! This is the fiery and despotic sway for which an execrable tyrant solicits I British neutrality I Ireland at least, has given her answer.—An armed legion of het elsueen yoiith bears it at this hour it. thunder on the waters. and the sails are swelfng fur their brave compa. pions. I care nut if his tyranny was ten thousand times more crafty, snore vigilant, more ferodous than it when a people will it, their liberation is inevitable—their very intelild.s will be converted into the instruments of their freedom—they will writ its character even in the blood of their stripes--they. w.M turn their chains into the weapons of their eniancipauun. s If it were possible still more to animate diem, let them only think on the tyrant they have to combat—th a t caliph., concrnua lion of qualities at once the slam opposite, and the most contempt ible—timid and sanguinary-effnnuute and ferocious-impious and superstitious—now embroidering a petticoat, now imprisoning an hero-to•day kidding to &Coal of nierey,to-morrow lighting the hell of inquisitiou—at taints embracing his ministerial pauslar, at mid. ni;Jit starting.fruni &guilty dream, to fulminate his banishment— the alternate victim of his fury and his fears—faithful only to infidel pries:waft, which excites hit terrors and fattens on his crimes, awl affects to worship the anointed slave as lie troubles enthroned on the bones of his benctiictors ! Who can sympathise with such a monster P Who can see. utimovert. a mighty empire writhing in the embraces of this human Boa? My very heart grows faint within me when thiok.how many thousands limy gallant eattatrytwen hatefallvn, to crown hint with that ens:mgt./mot diadem—when I reflect thut genius wrote, and eloquence spoke. and valour gought, and fidelity died for , while he was tasting the bitterness of cap tivity f. and that his ungrateful re titration has literally withered his realm into a desert. where the widow and orphan weephis sway, and the sceptic: waves. not to govern but to crush. .* Never, my Lord, never, Cleve-It we contemplate tile good they have to achieve. the evil they have to overoome, or the wrongs they have to avenge—never did warriors march in a more sacred contest. Their success may be uncertain, but it is tart uncertain that every age and clime will bless their memories his their sword is garlanded-with freedom's flowers, and patnot lam gives them an immortal biotin, and piety breathe.* on them An undying 1 . .1'4;1-atter. I.ct the tyrant menace, and the hitching tart —wlicrtver Christianity kneels, or freedom breathes. their , deals shalt be recorded; and when their honoured dust is gathered :to its fathers, millions they have redeemed will be their mourners. and an etuanciputed hemisphere their end tit ing menu meat. Got then, soldier of Ireland, (turning to Gene al D'F-vcreux)- . . • Go where glory waits thee.' • N(oirczuma's 'pint,* from his bed of cols, through the mist of ages. calls to you for vengeance; the patriot Cones, in their dungeon vaults. invoke your - retribution; the graves of your brave counzryrsien, trampled by tyrant.), k•lszi; they dial f o: fretaltun, tee clamor ms for revenge ! ' • Go. ..plant the banner of green on the summit of the *Hes. May victory guide, and mar, ever follow it! If you should tnumph • the consummation will be liberty ; and it, such a contest should - you even perish. it will he as martyrs perish—in the blaze of your own glory. Yts. you tibtill sink. like the Sun of the Peruvians. whom you oak to libsiate, amid the worship Of a peopk, and the tear., of a world ; and you will rise rciiniaLtle, Nfld.:eta, im;rt During tii*.s ..peeith e Mr. Phillips was frequently interrupted by the applause ur the rinamany, indium. he sat down tilt checr• ing imamate' tur wine tiro?. • "dr. Phillips here allitdts to thl Ate of 3fonta sums, the 1111141 unfortunate and the nio.t Lerch of the mover,dims of Mexico. The Spahiarle trepannot him into their power, and stretched him upon a but of red hot curds! When he Will expiring. lie turnA to one of his followers ',nue tortures mate 711n1 • _ --. Look at your Inca,' Le, no you think I arm - an a Irt tact :9 AUGUST 14 ..FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. CROWN OFFICE, Alto. 14. MEMBER returtad to serve in this present PARIstAMENT. County of Wilts—John ttennctt, Esq. in the robin. of Pets! Methuen, Esq. Ito has act :eyed the ( Ilantheds. Wnor of Macho. odiuon.a 41. Ism.. 3 per lee. I 11,411 a, U.Ollll, I.lx. die. India Stark 320 i Exclierpier HtII. Yc, dis. Coes. for Ar. lti Lottery Tickets lift 181. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. J. D. Gregory . Crown Street. FitAh .oy Stiu..re, tuanu: faetuier, rum Aug. YI to lkt. y.- BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J. Cockle. Liverpool, merchant. BANKRUPTS. _ _ M. Ewans, Glotice.-ter. drapet: - M. Wright, Hi istol, sov maker. J. I reams, Brewer Street. Wesintinster, harness maker. NI. and G. J. Huss, Dow/tate Ilill, merchmits. W. Itanoi, sicuitrr, um! 'N. Barnes, junior, , tlfreton, Derby, saddlers. W. Maltby. IlutlJerAllil. York, merchant. B. Simmons, High Street, Southwark, stationer. J. Itarnurd. twat. How. Mile End ituittl, hour Actor. F. I.ddly, junior, Surwidi, nutatthicturgr. J. Sarl. auuthill. lleaforthhire.grUCer. J. Jlcek, Vine Street, St. 3lartin in the Fields, victualler.- DI VI D ENDS. Aug. VI, E. Wilford, !fusion, raercitant-31, D. Campbell. B. Harper, and A. Riley. Old Jewry, uterchatits.-ecrqt. Its. W. P. Wets, Gosport, tictualler-4, A. Harris, ticitstone Whitt:chapel. merchant-17, W. Robinson; and S. Staid,. Clapham Livcrrool. merchant -44, .f. ll)emft, Idle, York. cloth manufacturer—to, J. Higgins. North Nibley. Gloucester; clothier-14.11 Tredgold, Southamp:on, dealer—ner, Go-Ftebert Liverpool. merchant-11,J.11. Greater, and V. .G. CI4311:ho HuMd furd..L.ime-burner5...41,.1...1.14 Sy:nous. Dinner- Stfzue, iner • chant—lS.J. M. Morgan, C. M. Morgan. and it. Nlori;iin. Suuvage-Yard. wholesale st ationcrs-13,3. Beady, Southampton. dealer—G. W. Tapp, Curi,hrouk, Isle of Wight. cattle dealer— Yu. T. Cook, and M. F. Breumun. Strand, dealers in triu.sio— G. and G. Evans, -Nigh Street. Souttivbitk. hup.merthaute —4, J. Allen, and J. Ware, Buthcibithe.Wall, Berttiondsey, oil and oolotiruten—E. W. Breeze, Hanley, Staljord, dealer. CEILTIFICATES to be granted Sept. 4. T. li. Grmger, Leeds, York, money scrivener—J. Rosser, Wallingford. Berks. carpenter—W. Blown, St. John Street. cheesernonger—J. Griffith, Carnarvon, currier—J. Smith, !frt.- tintnan—J. Bell and .1. Snowdon. Leeds, linen drapers-I'. eymund., Plymouth. Ihvonshire, merchant.—J. Iligton and J. Brewei. Broadway, Blralhiorv, warehousemen-11 Simpson, Crown Court, Threadneedle Street, merchant—!t. Jultmon, Freeman's Court, Coenbill, merchant. Hank Stock 1 per tel.!. 711 ;.per (*co. 711 per Cent. per ten!. 911 5 per Cent. N4/1 104 k 1...11; Alin. 19 3-16 THE NATIONAL. REGISTER. LOllOOll. MONDAY, AUGUST 16. Letters from Trinidad dated the 19th of June have been received, but they contain nothing new respocting the operations of the armies of the Main ; They give some details of the defeat by Santander of the Spanish division coming from Santa Fe to join Morino, the official report of which had pre viously reached us by the packet. This successful attack by the Patriots, together with the approach of.the rainy seasons, when his position on the island' of Achaguas would be no longer tenable, had com pelled Morino to retire on San Carlos, and towards Valencia and Caracas, his rear being pressed by Paez. General Bolivar, it appears, had gone in the direction of Varinas, no doubt to watch the move ments of La Torre. General Santander had pro ()cella towards Tunja, where the inhabitants had collected a considerable sum in specie, possibly to be given in payment for those supplies which the An gostura Government had furnished towards the li beration of'New Gra nada. A Mail from Flanders has just arrima bringing papers to a late date. The following are extracts : •' BRUSSFLS. Auo. 9.—The Duke of Wellington arrived here she day before yesterday at Court. at the palace of I.licken. This msming he set out for Spa and Colomie. whence he will continue iiis.joarney to Germany. There is reason to suppore that his Grace will he present at the Congress which is to be opened at Carlsbad m Bohemia. • 1 / 1 1-N :.n. Jt.t.v t6.—The Emperor and Empress are ex pected next week at Sclioebtunn. %Vieth.: these few days mast of the diplomatic characters who were in this capital have set out for Carlsbad, to join the Congress of Migisters. We learn also, that the k.n.oys of wine lietinial Courts, who intended to re main here. have been invited by Prince Metternich to folloa hien to Carlsbad, where the Nlinistcrs for Foreign Affairs of Bavaria. ‘Wurtemberg, and lia lert. will repair 14l the end of thu month. — This ebews tie importance of the negotiations that are to be car ried on there, which will particularly relate to the internal sit:3l iter) ofGerrnahy, as the Ministers of the four peat Powers, the regulators of the late of Europe, England. Russia, Austria. Ana Pries.4a. will be at the Cowries. It seems strange that Francs does not send a Minieter, as if she wished to remain a stranger to the negotiations. Fitmca FORT. Ara. 2.—it is understood, that the finist.rs of the (;ennan Powers at Carlsbad will discos. the niut4 aultaide meting for fabling the akioition in Gen many. ST OC an o 1.31. J t: LY 13 —Si n ce the arrival of an estraord hiary courier and revolt] private letiets from Paris. some and affim that our relation* with Ftitnee become more more rime. Others state, on die other hand, that they becotm nrwo and mote precarious bids !toasts. A single fut. irstabLslita tar,..,0 1 ; t :, c ,, it.iswois, is, t!..st we Live bark sums TOO