The National Register.
London, England, 1809-05-28 00:00:00

TILE N VTIONAL REGISTER.

BANKRUPTS.

James Riehard Penrose, llornehureh, Essex, surrenn, to sur-
render June 3, 10. and July 8, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon.
Attarnies; Mr. Townsend, Rumford, Essex ; and Mr. Jones,
Martin's-lane, clalnon-itreet.
John [Vintner, Bury-coort, St. Mary-A merchant, June 3,
10. and July 8, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Battye,
•Chancery-lane,
Jahn; iVheailev, Mark-lane, corufactor, .Inne 3, 10, and .Ttalv
8, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Alliston, Freeman
court, Coreshili.
John Ilontermann. gieen-street. Golflen-stmre, .Ttine
Is, and July R. at eleven, at Guildhall. .Attorney, Mr. Platt,
Ttinfteld-enort, T:•mlbte.
Charles A:tar lluut, Welh^ek-street, St. Mary-le-hone, apo-
thecary. June t, 10. uo,l July 8,. at twelve, at Gint,ll):,ll. t-
tornOw., Mr. Fiel.ler,
Elizatbeth .lark town, It.-ney-inne-Inarket. hme!icr, June 3,
Jul}'9, at ten, ,tat Guildhall. Attorney, Strat:o3.
Sho red itch .
Thomas Pitt, Strand, hosier, June 3, 19, and July at ele-
ven, at • Attori:ey, Mr. lereame, tireat
Linen:
Witlinal Parke, Liver/lout, spirit and porter dealer, July 3,
.4, and 8, at t *Ave, ni :he Glohe Tavern. J ohn-s: reel, Liverpool.
At torn ies, r. ITo?;ne, a 4.11-:quare, London ; and 1. r.
ploinb,.., Lord-street. Liverpn.)l.
Thands ri.Oreo!!;o, Cli;;lhTini, grocer May :3, June I'3, and Jai,
8, :It one, at Ctlit-inall. Att;)rnie:i, Mr. SitilinonS, Ro-
chester ; and dr. Fie 76-acy, Chancery-lane.
Ju NC IT.
Roderick Mackenzie, Kine;'s isms Yard, oierchant.—Tho.
rnas Mayor. Liverpool, stationer.—John Ru•ihy,
Derby, colt:In-spinner. John Morris, King-street, Greenwich,
builder.—Jo et►fl o.l):ildktaa and Rizotard Jones, Manchester,

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MAY liF.

cotton-dealers. —W Dempsey and Jo!In Acraman, Bristol,
taylors.— Frank Park incon, Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant.--.
Charlos Cartwright, Compton-street, Westminster, leather
seller.

The Gazette contains a letter from Lord Cochrane, dated
Jan. '2, stating the capture of two small ships of war, and a
ronvoy of victualler4, for Barcelona, in all amounting to IS sail.
ritere is also an account of Captain Hollis, of the Standard,
::aving in company with the 0w,..n, Glentloar, Avenger, Run-
.4er, Rose, and Snipe, gun-ve.sels, redared the Island of An-
holt.—The I.land is stated to he of importance. In furnishing
:tipplic.. of water to his Majesty's Fleet, and affording a gobd
auchomge to the Trade in going or comb., from the Baltic.
A letter from A (I.nir;.l Keats. gale!' the rapture of a Danish
lugger privates..., hy the Bo.:te oft 'vfaies ic,p.nd of two eithert
sloop-rigc,ed, by the gun brig Ern...t. The Boats of the Prin-
ces Carolina, Captain Paten, have captured a
.Dutch schooner
of 7 guns and '27 men,

INSURRECTION OF TilE NEGROES IN JAMAICA.-

Accounts are received by the General Miranda, of a plot
haying receotly bee.) discovered, formed by the Negroes of
Jamaica, to set fire to the towns of that IsfaA, and after.
ward to murder the white inhabitants, to e free a Revolu-
tion, precisely similar to that which has so fatally prevailed
in Ow neighhouricw island of St. Domingo. For this pur.ose,
variOns societies had" been formed in different parts for a consider-
able time past, which tn• tin the niAhtsut appointed places, Where
they were regularly exercised the use ',farms. A Commander
in Chigf, with the rank of Duke (in their style), had been
chosen, who hid subsequently appointed his suite, and alsn
captains And. °Slicers to the diffetent societies, by Whom
regular returns were made to him of their respective corps after
each muster in short, the Conspirators appear to have been per.
fectly organized, and St. Patrick's Ddy had been first agreed upon
to set fire to the city of Kingston, is several parts, commencing
at a Mr. Miliward's liquor-sop, in Vpiser King-street, which
was to he the signal for the other parties to begin ; but some
disappointment arising, it was afterwards fixed fur the end of
Mateli—preyious to which, however, their diabolical and, blood
thirsty design must happily discovered, as follows, and the.
fic•-troction of the towns and lives of the iuhabitants thereby
Invented :—A private in the 2d West India regidient, having
beca s'eutcticed to be shot far desertion, being intimate with the
ritiglead...rs, made the discovery. A number of negroes were
t:tkrii 1;ito custody, and the fart of the ex isteuce of a conspiracy
to revolutionise the island was ascertained.