The National Register.
London, England, 1808-05-15 00:00:00

NATIONA t. TIEGISTER. •

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July 2. Alexander Mart, Gravel-lane, Southwark, baker, at
twelve, at Guildhall.
July 2. Jawes Lippard, Deptford, Kent, cheetoentenger, at
twelve, at Guildhall.
July 5. John Parsons• and James Gardiner, Clement's-lane,
Lombard-street, bop-merchant, at one, at Guildhall.
July Chapman Ives, Coltishall, Norfolk, brewer, at ten,
at Guildhall.
June 4. William Webb, Westminster Bridge Road, Lambeth,
coal merchant, at one, at
June 3. John Brown, Lherpool, draper, at at the
Coach and Horses Inn. Chester.

July 2. Nathaniel Ward Bowers ad-Willtantliowersi Can-
von-street, comb-makers, at twelve, at Guildhall.
July 2. Peter Degraves, Cheapside, and Thomas Bainbridge,
Manchester, warehousemen, at twelve, at Guildhall.
July Y. William Hughes, Queen-street, Soithwark, porter
and cyder merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall.
June 7. Owen Macdonagh, Albany Tama, St. James's, vic-
tualler, at twelve, at Guildhall. -
May 31. Bit-hard Meredith, Oxford-street, linen-draper, at
twelve, ut
Muy 31. Daniel Alcock Ross, Gracechurch-street, hosier, at
twelve, at Guildhall.
June 8. John Heye, Wigan, LaLcaster, linen manufacturer,
at nine, at the Engle and Child Inn, Wigan.
June 25. Charles Lovelock, Durham-street, Strand, dealer in
wine, at one, at Guildhall.
June 11. Charles' Marston and Robert Hingeston,
brook, mens' mercers, at twelve, at Guildhall. •
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SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE.
The Gazette contains an Order from his Mnje4y in Cottrell,
that all Portuguese property now dotained, an.: not *trendy
decreed to be restored, nor entitled to restitution under his
Alajesty's order of the 6th of January, shall he forthwith re-
stored, upon elaim• being made by the Portuguese Minister,
Consul, or other per-ion not resident in Portugal, or its any
other place subject to the control of Frame. •
Permission is also granted to British subjects to trade with
the Islands of St. Thomas, St. John, and St. Croix. _

A Proelantatioa for pardoning such seamen and marines
as have deserted, and shall retorn into Ms Majesty's' ser rite on
or before the 3151 of December next, is alias imerteri.

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The Gazette likewise contains a letter from Captain Selby,
of his Majesty's ship Cerberns, in compatty with the Lily, Pe-
lican, Swinger, and Mosambique, giving an account of his hav-
ing captured, on the 30th of March, the Island of Deseada, in
the West Indies
Captain Shera, of his Majesty's sloop Lily, with a detach-
ment °Gra:nen and marines from each vessel; ander their re-.
spective commanders, (who gallantly 'sauntered their services
on the occasion) stood towards thephore, which was defended b,
a battery of two nine-pounders, completely commanding tin
narrow entrance of the harbour, together with the national
troops :and militia, antnuet in; to boat seventy men, who open-
ed their fire upon the boats, when it was fatind necessary to an-
chor the squadron with springs on their caldes, and commence a
cannonading, which soon silenced them, and at four o'clock the
French flag was struck ; the boats lauded at half pa-I four,
hoisted the British flag, and the whole island surrendered with-
out opposition; an the capture was effected without furthetioss.
There are letters from (kiptain Symonds, of hiol4ioseY'9 sloop
Tweed, reporting the capture of a SpaniSli letter of marque, of
14 guns, alai 20 'nen, and the privateer L' Am:Mute, of 3 puss,
and 3Q men. Also a letter frees Litoteonnt Rorie, of-his Ma-
jesty's brig Fortunee, giving an account • f his having captured
a Spanish felucca letter of 'nerve, of 1 long 12-poundee, and
15 men ; and a letter from Captain Searle, of his Ilbjesty's
sloop Grasshopper, containing the particulars of his saving
taken two Spanish gun-boats, destroyed two others, and cap-
tured two valuable Spanish ships, worth 30,0001. each; which
was not effected a ithout the lots of one man killed, and three
*minded—the enemy had 40 killed, and 14 wounded : and a
letter from Captain Dashwood, of his Majesty's ship Franchise,
giving advice of his having captured the _French privateer, Le
Hazard, of 4 guns, and 50 men.
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PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Finch and Tbotnaq, John-street, 111inories, carpenters. Rage
and `Woody, Tamwarth, Staffordshire, snrgions. Thoraas,Wii-
son,tfeatem aad Owen, Sheffield, acrcen. Blackett and Co..

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MAY 13:

West Smithfield, woollen-dr/Tenn Finemtle, (;ray, Hamilton.
Dennistoun, 'Wallace, Young and Dennistoun, jai,. Dunmore
Colliery, coal-work otunpany. Tucker and Dickint!, List_
street, lied-lion-square, cool-merchants. 11‘Criudell and Jane.,
Pope's Head-alley, Combat, instil rance-hrokers. Swsinividz
and Brush, Liverpool, tuhacco-monufactuters. Ke3lncli, Camp-
bell and Slate, Bermotithe.i-sired, leather-dealers. Watki„
null Shelley, Newcastle-undo/44.w, .o:lliners. Allen nnd C.,.
Oxford-street, medicine-sellers. Hatoond
street, Clteapside, ten-dealers. Jackson aml Ikeston, !;tone,
Staffordshire, ironmonger!. Hawkins and Knowles, King-street,
Borough, blacking-manufacturers. Powell and Meredith. (ita-
inorganAire, shop-kcypers. Kane 2tul Langshaw, Littk
Lancashire, tallow-chandlers. Mamield aid Co. fralifily,
Yorkshire. wool-staplers. Biggins, Crawford and M
London. Tihhist, Belcher and Co. 31ilk-street, Cheap:4l)e,
bilk wen. Merry weather and Knight, Sheffield, pawn-brokers.
IM? KRUPtCY ENLARGED.
William liiliman, Wal tha Cross, Hens, grocer, to su rr
June 11, at ten, at Guildhall.

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Robert Sputtiswoode, Austin Friars, scrivener, May 17,114,
aad June 25, at twelve, at Guildhall. Anomie", Messrs.
si'sdeson, Dario w, and Grosvenor, Austin Friars.
Samuel Burtenwood, Mile End New Town, M iddlesex, dealer,
Nay 21, 28, and June 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Davies. Lothbury. •
John (Aland, Newman-street, Mary-le-bone, coal-merchant,
May 21, 28, and June 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorwy, Ms%
'timbrell, St. Martin's-lane.
Wakefield Hogg, Chimell-street, merchant, May 17, 21, and
June 25, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, MT-. Williams,
Au-tin Friars.
Charles !Insley, Foster-lane, Cheapside, glover, May 17,
and June I, at eleven, and 25, at ten, at Gaildhall. Attorney,
Mr. ('evil Bee ke, Chancery-Lane.
George Hill, Tottenham-court-road, cabinet-maker, May
21, 98, and June 25, at one, at Guildhall. Anomie*, Messrs.
7'ourle and Palmer, Doughty-street.

DIVIDENDS.
June 14. Thomas Ward, Oxford-market, tenor-chandler, at
ten, at Guildhall.
June 11. George Cousens, Gray's-inn-lane, mereasit, at ten,
at Guildhall.
July 26. Peter Baxter, Chancery-lane, dealer, at ten, at
June 4. John Carleton, Ililberk-hall, Wertmodind, cot-
ton spinner, at twelve, at
Julie .1. John Price, Finsbury-square, merchant, at one, at

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.Inne 4. Joseph and William Edward King, Covent-gardes,
silk-mercers, at twelve, at Guildhall.
June 8. Robert Morris, Wigan, Lancaster, cotton-spinster,
at eleven, at the Eagle and Child Inn, Wigan.
June 7. Thnnuts Baueutt, Lung litekby, Northampton, ,
more',-Scrivener, at eleven, at the Peacock Inn, Daventry.
June 13. Chaim! Batrmant Derby, ,coney-scrivener, at
eleven, at the Knig's Arms Tavern, Derby.
.lulu 7. Joseph Barton, Mark-lane, merchant, at one, at
Guildhall, London.
June I. Edward Pugh, Franklin'svyartl, near the Circus,
Surrey, oiltnan, at one, at Guildhall, London.
June 1. James and Thomas Benton' Birmingham, button-ma-
kers, at eleven, 41. the Swan Tavern, Bull-street, Birmingham.
May 17. John Priagle, Wardour-street, upholsterer, at one,
at Guildhall.
June It Thomas and Anthony Dow. Liverpool, merchants, at
the Globe Tavern, John-street, Liverpool.
June 7. Sword Draper, Oxford-street, linen-draper, at
tnelve, at (huWhall.

Juue 11. James Beetleld, Corent-Csarden, fruiterer, at one, at
Juue 11. James Parry and John Pjckman, Depgords mer-
chants, nsaltsters, at ten, at Guildhall.
June 4. James Hyde and John Chadwick, Manchester, dyers,
at one, at the Bridgewater Arnis Manchester.
Juue 4. William Kirkby, Manchester, merchant, at two, at
the Dog Tavern, Manchester.
June 6. Thomas Fareadeu, Chichester, brazier, at twa, at the
Fleece lon, Chichester.
CEItTIFICATES, JUNE 4.
James Hodgson' jun. Coleman-street, merchant.
Valentine seotary,Oxford street, linen-draper.
Thos. Frederick Wailes, High-street, Southwark, linen-draper.
30.eph Piper and Karmic* Wester, Richmond, grocer.

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SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1805..

rouricAL EVENTS Or TMS WENT.
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SPAIN-.-AND REPORTS OF HeR TREATY WITU
FRANCE.
In another part of our Paper we have inserted the most
important of the articles that relate to the Revolution in
`pain. It appears that the father and sun, the King of
Spain and the Prince of Asturias, as well as the Prince of
the Peace, are met at Bayonne, to receive the sentcace of
Bonaparte. The son has never yet been acknowledged
in the French Papers by any other title than that of Prince'
of the Asturias. Perhaps this circumstance ought to be
construed favourably fur the old King—perhaps it is only
a trick for the purpose of making a better bargain with
the young Prince. In the meantime it appears, that the
Spanish people begin to resent the puppet-like contempt
with which they have been treated. An eviiinent ,Spanish
wool house, in Bristol, has made public the following•

circurusiauces
Baiwrot., MAY it—" At Madrid 4000 of •the French gar-
rison had been disarmed by the mob. the artillery spiked, *en,.
which affair the women had played a must conspicuous tart.
'here were constant deputations from the provinces, offering
men to assist Govei.imeut—Catalutila and Arragon had offered.
150,000 men. In Biscay the whole of the country had risen els
adasse, and, in short, eves); where the people appeared deter-
mined to scout French influence. They seemed vexed that the
young Prince had passed the frontier, who would, of course, be
detained by Bonaparte, but that would make no alteration in
their intentions, &c. These particulars were received by a Spa-
niard, who depends on his intelligence. Another house has ahoy
a letter to the kerne purport, and the opinion of the best-iulormed
is, that by this time torrents of blood have been spilt, but that
the nation will ultitnately prevail, and that the insurrection will
extend to Portugal. The vessel which brought this intellige.nro
sailed from Balboa only 15 days since."
A report prevailed yesterday afternoon, that a treaty has
actually been signed at Bayonne, betvieen Bonaparte and'
the new King of Spain. It is said, that the substance of
the principal articles is as follows :

By the first article Bonaparte recognizes the new King
of Spain Ferdinand the Vllth.
By the •ecund he confers upon Ferdinand the Ad►nini-
stration of Portugal till a genera, peace.

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Another article relates to the Prince of the Peace, who
has not, it seems, been released, but will be sent into France.
This article contains an accusation against him.
Anotioir article declares that Spa in is :0 furnish. a con-
tingent of 50,000 men to the Confederation of the Rhine.
By another article a port in Spanish America is ceded to
Prance.
And it is added, that there are other articles of a secret
!nature.
• We heg to lot tintlvrAiood as stating. these circumstance,
merely in the shape of reports, fur the truth of which we
do not, pretend to setich.