The National Register.
London, England, 1821-04-22 00:00:00

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FROM TUESDAY G.IZETTE.
HANIRCPTCY SUPERSEDED.
C. Hogg, Pasterns Lent, tavern keeper.
11 %NIiIIUPTS.
W. Snape, I.icltfitld, mercer. Solicitor, Messrs. Constable
and Co. Syntood's lint.
R. Iloyk. Newen-tle U-911 Tyne, meteltant. Sols. Messrs.
Meolson a d Co. (.r:-.V%
T. P. Jones, .um, linen draper. Sols. Messrs. Jenkins
and Co. .ew 1.
I Trnalt.r. '. Southampton, victualler. Scl. Mr.
Carr, John St A.:, P,7fold llot
J. White. 1.0 d, Suirey, merchant. Sol. Mr.
Thanwin. ge Strenr. Nihon:c.c.
T. Bonne:. `.lonkwr liurliam, fitter. Sots. Messrs.
Bell anti Co. Cow Chu-e
.1. Ford, Glom- itLe, ii•Jent wooli n yarn manufacturer and
ecirlder. Sol Itnu field :toil Co. Bouverie Street.
W. Cole, Silin,n:;ion, York, limner. Sails. Alessrs. Eyre and
Co. (;ray's Inn Si. •
C. Cope. Be ke'ey Mews, Pot tmon Square. job master. Sol.
Mr. ('olcinen, . James's Walk, Clerkenwell.
H. Ritchie and J. Deptford, brewers. Sols. Messrs.
Ostia'-de ton and Co. London Steet, Fenehurch Street.
J. I:revisits, Liverpool, broker. Sid,. Messrs. Taylor and to.
Temple.
J. BI ekbznd. Burslent,• Stafihnlshise, grocer. Sol;-
'Nr.
Hicks, (:ray's Inn Square.
W. and W. S. He:le.len, &thin upon Humber, Lincolnshire,
a.-eiveliers. Sol. Alr. Hicks, Gray'.
. Inn Square.
T. White. Brinklow, Wars ich, iiinholder. Sols. Messrs
Fuller ander). Carlmn Chambers. It veit Snat.
T. Burbery, W .Ist at. WurwiekshmAirrizier. Sols. Messrs.
Fuller cmcl Co. Cerhon ('lot atatesr
J. IV I.,tchurc.a, %%*ondlip Street. Finicbqty Square, coach
nicster. Sol. .Mr. Dimes, Filday Select. Cle-*side.
J. Masters, Upper Berkeley Street. Portman Square. coach
mak-e. Sol. Mr. Dixon, lit. Swithiti's Lade.
J. Sumnter, Charlotte Stieci., Old Street Road, stone mason.
Sol. Mr. Phillips, King Street, Covent Garden.
1). Pullen, Birch n I.ane, broker. Soh. Messrs. Courteen
and Co. Walbrcok.
DIVII)ENDS.
slay 14, J. S. Smith. Brighilichustone. druggist—Pi, B.
Classcott. Chrnlrside, jeweller-19, W. Blackburn, Blackburn,
I.aricashue. shopkeeper-11, T. Iledley, Birmingham. dealer
13, J. Al. Ile Quires, Size Lane, Bucklersbury. merchant—is,
'W. Davies, Caerphilly, Glamorgcrishia, woollen manufacture(
—lO. IL Sollows, goer—14, S. Bowring and
S. Trist, Cheapside. haberdashers-5,3, J. Avison, Brighouse,
York, grocer-19,J. Holden, Bleekburn, Lancashire, druggist.
CERTIFICATES to lie granted flay K.
J. Graham, Cr lied Lane, upholsterer—T. Hughes. -Bennett
Street. St. James's, victualler—B. Dealtry, Itawelifre, York.
farmer—J. I'. 1)n111111mnd, London Street, merchant—T. Boost,
I.iverpool. optician—R. Side ell, Bath, shoemaker—W. King,
maltster—.l.llaffield, Edward Street, Cavendish Square,
surveyor—W. %Wilkinson, Blackburn, Lancashire, cotton manu-
facturer.

DEsTirtvriox or REGIMENTS.—As several re-
gimentazire now about to change their destination,
the follO‘‘ing list, it is expected, may be found use-
ful to many of our readers
Seth dragoons end igth hussars. to India.
sth and 17th light dragoons to. come home front India.
Ist butt. royal Scots, from Ireland to the Mautitius.
13th, 41st. and 44th, from home to India.
Sildr and 54th, from the Cape of Good Hope to India.
33d and 9lst regiments, from home to the West Indies.
49th and 55th ditto, from home to the Cape of Good I lope.
Stith and 6tst ditto, come home from the West Indies.
6th regiment in St. Helena.
75th reginientifrom the lonian Isles to Gibraltar.
115ist and *4sth regiments. from home to the Mediterranean.
iltd regiment trout the Mauritius to India.
17th, 53d, 59th, and 65th rtgts come home from India.

Extract of a letter dated Cape Hayti (St. Do-
mingo), Feb. 28.—" We have lived in great cgita-
ion here fur several days; a conspiracy of which
the ci-devant•Duke de Mat-include, at present the
Governor and Commandant of De Place, and Gen.
Richard, a sanguinary negro, were the principal
contrivers, was accidentally discovered on the eve of
its being carried into effect. The objects were the
overthrow of the government, the plunder and mur.
der of all the whites and mulattoes. The ring-
leaders had the good fortune to escape front the fury
of the exasperated populace, but were sent in chains
to Port-au. Prince to undergo their exclamation.—
The troops had been worked up in a state of frenzy,
and only by the great and indefittigable exertions
of General Manny could be restrained from plun-
dering: some excesses have, however, been com-
mitted, especially in the adjacent country, where
robbery and murder is still going on. •
We find by a letter from Leghorn of the 3d, that
a most respectable English merchant, a nephew of
Sir R. Peel, has been ordered to quit that city and
state at twelve hours' notice, for presuming to doubt
the truth of an Austrian bulletin! Such conduct is
better calculated fi,r the meridian of Tunis or Al-
giers than that of Tuscany, which has long been
considered as one of the mildest of the arbitrary sort
in Europe. The expulsion of this gentleman fur
the crime of " incredulity" has roduccd a deep
sensation, and crtattd a eons:derable alarm among
the English res:dents at Leghorn, more especially
as the arbitrary mandale had i.:en ueeeded by no
notice, called tbr ho explanation, and admitted of no
remonstrance, or expostulation—off he was obliged
to go, probably to the ruin of his business sod for-
tune. The British factory, and the general body
of British residents, have seen the magnitude of the
inconvenience, and the extent of the danger which
this treatment of Mr. Peel warrants than to appre-
hend, and have taken up the matter according:y.
Accounts from Hanover assert, that Lord Ci:stle-
reagh has announced officially to Count Munster,
that his Majesty would visit Hanover in August.—
We much doubt the Act, or at least if such is in the
contemplation of his Majesty, it will be preceded by
same legislative measure iu

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