The National Register.
London, England, 1819-07-11 00:00:00

JUL 11.

At a late hour last night a Flanders. Mail arrived,
from which the following are extracts:—

CADII, JUNE 15.

is in motion here to embark on board the transports
artillery, provisions, and ammunition of all kinds : a coni-
',kir printing press is also prepared for the expedition ;
within these few dass 20 mote transports have arrived in
this port, of which ten came ram France ; they areper-
fcctly equipped. The troops composing the army are dui!),
exercised in military evolutions. Count d'Avisbal causes
the most strict discipline to be obstrved, 041 olden account
he is more feared than loved by the twiny. It is not yet
possible to say a hen it will sail for its destination; if we
night judge by the arrangemesais which we a itness, the
epoch is not distant. Meanwhile we have several Insurgent
privateers in sight which brave us to make prizes in the
Strait, and seem to divide our preparations. This is our si-
tuation.

Commercial houses in this city lave set-rived accounts
from the Ilavannah • the writers of which express themselves
It uh the greatest indignation on the report which was in eir-
rit ation there of the cess• •1 Cuba to England. They
positively, that if the mother country should renounce
that rich and important rainy, the inhabitants is (mild know
bow to defend their liberty against the English, whom they
do lint like. However, odd the writers, we flatter ourselves
that these reports are without foundation, and circulated
with insidienis perfidy, and with criminal intentions. K•e
kurn by the same chanuel, that the celebrated Father
Jam sr, having been lat:ly eclat) rill by a number of discon-
tented Mt skims, has now n corps more numerous than he
has had under hint since he took op arms. his has addressed
to the inhahitants of Mexico, a l'roclimation, inviting them
to repair to the standards of liberty. The Viceroy had or-
deted several curies of troops to ',nicer,: against hint, with
ordris to endeavour to brine him to a general at lion. A
I lege treasure lias been collected at era Cruz, but means
%vete wanting to send it to Spain.

,Madras Couriers are Mind to the (jti► Fe-

bruary :
The Batch have retaken Palanthin, in the Straits of llama,
and sent our troops which had pussessiou of it to .1.,x
They have Waco feat a sesul and *lute troops to take rah,
la the Straits of Sli.larea, but the Queen of Quedah bad
previotwly taken passessiuo of it. and the Data h out tiudin
themselves strong enough to attack it. returned to Nlalaeca.
At Penang tau expeditions mere preparing; one of a Melt
is destined to form a Bs itish settlement at Acheen— the drs-
rivati•m of the other is nut kition n. Sir Stamford ItatHrs
M:l% to accompany the former expedition.
The Dutch arc takiii4 posses-ion of all the little places
they formerly had to the westward, and they are its expec-
tation of 15,000 more troops fauna Europe.

The following is from a Baltimore Paper of

June 8 :-

We noticed en Wedoesday the trawit of Commodore
Perry, on an Important secret coromis,im) through New
York for Annapolis, where he was to edillmk immediately
in the frigate John Adams. We !turn fftlin ampoestionable
authority, that this missioa has no counesien with the re-
ported cession of Cuba to Great Britoil], and that it will
not affee t the rommercliel interns, of the country."

The following is an extract of a letter from Ken-
tucky, dated June 8, in an American paper :

Never within the reco:leciiuu of our oltlett t itizent, I.as
the aspect of the limes, in regard 10 property and money,
hero so nlariniiiK. Alrcudy hos properly been sacrificed Ili
consul, ruble tphiniitits, in this slid our neighbouring roan-
I jet, for lest than half its vulue. We base hu: little money iu
circulation, and that Wok it tinily diminishing Ay the gre..,
calls of various Hanks; 'wittier Lid nor :toy utlit r snick
can be sold for half Its vithic in rush, a bile executhois lit the
ainoutit of many bandied tlnsusand dollars are haitgii.g ovio
the hra•ls of our citizens, and perhs..s,. in a short time, no
delfts a ill he paid, and no money will he in ritculatioa eten
hi !WIN re the ordinary porpiarti of human life. Warrautt,
writs, and eXCI utious wit be more shimilatt than limik-
notis, and the country will present a scene of lan 'tieing fur
the pour esanauts of ind.vidual fortunes?'

The following is nn extract of a letter, dated
Santiago de Chili, March 1 : it contains many par-
ticulars relative to the state of affairs in that quarter,
omitted in the 110:1111Bia received by the way o.
Buenos Ayres :

" Since the Ontario sailed from Limn, inform/ohm has
been sereivPd through n ulsekr, spoken o sinTallao hi.
cruiser tsf this state. recently arrived hum Valporui.o.
that Ilse Ind: in °cis. Calcutta ship, suid whets in the port of
Callao, were ,1,0 hart leg their Cllrgoser. and shot too at the
instance of I apt. shined*, of the Andromache. whs.sa 1911u-
tore, it appeal,,, uus suificient to I our- this indulgence,
though he had not succeeded in iipeanio: she dude. lioselli•
trete 1.0
,lusl arrived h. I 0' from Claim total. that lord Cos h.
roue icel, t.. he extol test, nwt with the I sneralila and lit n
gauze frigates iu she port of Ari. a, is feu le.,eucs to the
swish of Limas, and li.iviass: Liken mo. e the
other 11,111/1%., suit blew her up. This a. collet is reodere.l Ilse
more probable, as it was koown shad % iceroy of Pero
had sent to Arica. ID embark al the diqsurable fume uC ilw
AILACI: Cut the &Auks: ut Limas"