The National Register.
London, England, 1819-07-05 00:00:00

I:'iiic; "KI'ION.

" At a numerous ;tinting of the late Tenants on the estate of ri 7
Itlarquis and Martilitute,4 Stattind, in the county of Suther-
land, and their friends. held at the Meildt-ft try-inn, Sutlitr.
landshire, on the 14th J ung. 1819 •

'•• It was unanimously Resolved,—t. Ttst from the peculiar and
hard situation of the •enants, win have been removed front tlenr
farms on the estate of Sutherland, they have felt themseln:
under the grievous neemity of binning a reradittion to abandoii
their native country, and to emigrate to America.
" -.?„ That bring in-general destitute of twoey to support them
at home, even for a share period, they are compelled to hasten
their departure, in•order to save the small remnant of their et.;
teas, us enable thent.to encounter the many difficulties and hard
ships which they clearly toes ee await them.; and that numbers
of thenamill not he able to muster as much money as sill pay.
their passarto America. In these eircumetanoes many of the m•
will find it impracticable to get a. variety of matters settled unsr-
ceelent ao their depaitura. For this purpse. and also for the
general benefit of their ill-fated brethren. themselves, and their
relation: in Sutherland, and in firreign countries, they shall, and.
do now. font themselves into a society, to be called the Sullar-
land 5,k1 7'rals...lllamiee Frionlly .I,sociatioo."

VROM SATURDAY NIGLI7"S GAZETTE.

MNKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

J. Strafford. Sorooby. Nottingham. from July la, to Aug. U.
BA NK RC Pl'C I LS- SUPERSEDED.
J. Snow, Swarkestone. Derby, and R. Staunton.
Harold, Leicester, Timber merchants.
BANKRUPTS.
J. Lewis. jun, Manley, Wor:ester, hone deslcr.
J. Marshall, York Place, Walworth, merchant.
J. Collman, Chelsea, coal.nterehara.
J. Phillips, Littleton, Worcester, paper maker.
J. Leslie, Lower Thames Street, nurchant.
IL J. Reynolds. Peterborough. dealer,
K. Fentitnan, Peterborough, haberdasher.
J. Mart, Bolton, Lancaster, cotton manufacturer.
.1. Smith. Parliament Street, tailor.
It. Crombie, Chelsea, victualler.
K. Boot, Artillery Place, merchant.
G. Southern, Streatham, Surrey. baker,
T. IL Hirst, Dean Street, Canterbury Square, oil merchanti
W. Lore, Chipping Sodbury, Gloucester, grocer.
T. and W. Ile:int...all, Worksop. dealers.
T. Waller, Trentham, Satfthrd, potseller.
C. Mann, Wakefield, York. grocer.
.1. Gandy. Liverpool, merchant.
R. Dodd, Oxford Street. engineer
DIVIDENDS.

July i 4, J. Masters, Dartford, Kent. grocer—W. T. Harman,
WiAietich. Cambridge, linendraper-30, J. Johnson, Liverpool,
merchant-24, IL Mackey, Manchester, stationer-27, S. Broom
and T. 11. 5....0tt, St. Mary at 11111, ineuthants-27. S. White,
Turnham Green, Middlesex, victualler-27, S. Smith. Saint-
artin'. 1.p.0 shoemaker—J6, J. Watson, Brooke. Norfolk.

jobber-26, J. Sash, Wotton under Edge, Gloucester, currier—
s, T. Tay hyr, OxfortL.grocer-24, W. A. Bragge, Rotherhithe
Waa, shipwright-24. W. Hasidim, Clement's iLane, Lombard
Street, tea dealer-24. T. Chapman. Littlebury Mills, Essex„
'mailmen—it, W. Handley. Stretton en le Field. Derby, miller
—24. J. Huskies,. NVillow Street, liankside. coal merchant-24.
J Ansell, Caryhalton, Surrey, paper maker.-27, J. Tayler.
verpoul,,merchant-24, E. Collinyon, ('reeked lane, oil mar—
nierchant-24. G. Ar,sell..Carshalton, Surrey. ca:leo printer-
-24, E. Ehrensumn. Fen Court, Fenchurch Street, merchant-
-24, B. and.E. Adams, Bucklershard, Southampton, ship builders:
—24. J. Reay, Mark Lane. wine merchant-24, M. and
M•Donnell and J. Bushell, •Broad Street, merchant... 24, S.
Lord. Sutton, Surrey, innleeper-29. W. Burn, Exeter, draper
—3l. J. and E. H. Tuckett, Bristol, grocers ...2e, J. 8a1i...
Wading Street.straw hat manufacturer.
CERTIFICATES to be granted July 24.
J. TUbOn. Cannon Street Road, builder—B. -Pierce, Exeter,
stone mason—J. Read and J. liellyer, St. Mary Nill. Eastcheap.
merchants—W. Clancy, Old Broad Street, provision merchent—
T. Turk. Newgzite Market, Lurches—E. W,hitcomb, St. Nichos
las. Worcester, baker—J. It. Saxby. Ilawkhurst. Kent, hop
merchant—G. A. Cohen, St. Switben's Lane, merchant—J.
Whitton, Kingston upon Hull, merchant—B. Fletcher, Burnley,
Lancashire, plumber—T. Taylor, Bristol. tobacco dealer—J.
Foulerton. Upper Bedford Place, Bloomsbury Square. merchant
—F. Election. Berwick Street, Soho. jeweller-s-G. Channe.r,
Sutton, Middlesex. merchant--J. Kitehingtnan. Cateston Street.
merchant—J. and H. IL Owens, Great St. Helen's, Bishopsgiste
Street. merchants.

If •torks.
Bank Stock Otuntuoi f.
V per Cent. 614 limp. 3 per Cent.
3. per Cent Cows. IN India.&dais Os. dia.
4 per Cello. 734 lndia Sum k
4 per (..eut. 83 Exchequer Bills 4s. die.
5 per Cent. Navy Cutts. for Ac. 69i
Lung Ann. is 1-I[6 Lottery Tickets £19.186.

I;.acue

THE. NATIONAL REGISTER.

X OribOlT.
MONDAY, ICLY 5.
DEI.E./F1 OF GLAERAL 1114CGREGOR.

" PORT ROYAL, JANIAICA, MAY 19.

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" Porto Bello is retaken, and sloes force destroy.
ed. On the Ist of hay.early in the morning, the Spani.lt
General. Fiore made a general attack on Polio Bello, anJ
succeeded on eel ry ;point, to the utmost extent, without
loss, and almost without Opposition ; the whole of M
Gn-
got's people bring killed, wounded, or made prisoners,
with the exception of oboist t weir', who, wills M'Gregor,
swans naked to the ships iu the olhitg, and escaped."

[From the Jamaira Courant of May la.]
rlv the arrival of the Sapphire we learn, that a force,
consi.ting of from 1,000 to lam men. commanded by Gen.
Dore, proceeded from Panama to Porto-llello on the tnth ult.
the tile morning of the lst inst. they suddenly assailed the town,
while the lardepsndent (erects were in their beds. Cen.
grew, with oonsidemble difficulty eseapad out of a window KO
fart in height, with nothing on but his Shirt; and Mr the preser-
vation of his lift proceeded to the beach and plunged into the
sea and swam to a schooner, from whence he was coneeval to
the brig Hero. During the contest about 100 men were tilled
and wounded. and General Lopez and Colonel O'Hara lust their
lives, the tomer Won he win out of bed. About 3(0 wok,

JULY 5.

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officers of the Independtnt troops wore made prisontrs,
ad la.:relied t o rtmanct, not more than lit men having escaped.
'1 he Independent squadron fled hum the !nohow of Penu-
lt:4o during the consternation.
A soanol account furni4het the underneniuna
lion

The attack of Porto-Bello was made at break of day, on the
the 3dth ult., during a thunderstorm ' • and only about a dozen
men escaped; among whom were Colonel Johnson and Ensign
Seamen; nu.st of them got on board the Independent squadron.
Colonel O'Hara was shot through the lungs, and expired three
days after. The fort was weil defended-by Colonel Rattray,
with about 230 men • but: t length he capitulated, on the condi-
tion that they should their anus and baggage, and be sent
to the nearest BritiA colony, in Spanish vessels. All the wound-
ed who were able to walk proceeded for Panama. lion Emanuel
Lopez, who had been appointed Governor of Porto Bello by
General NCGregiar, was beheaded by the order of Gen. !lore ;
and General Santa Croix named as his successor.

Extract of a letter from Porto-110V to a gentleman in this city,
elate.' May 4th On the night of the Seth ult. the Spanish
farces from Panama. comm.ualed by Gen. }lore, mareked to the
neighbourhood of this city, and during the early port of the
morning of the tat instant assembled in the immediate vicinity,
with an intent to commence an attack in conjurt..ion with a till i-
ciun under the command of the (*.Literal Santa Cruz, as prawn-
(Tried between them. The arrival of thi, dnision at the point
isf union did not take place so early as it was expected, and Gen.
Hort was in consequence about w withdraw from before the
town, when the division appeartal, and at .6 o'clock the united
forces marched into this city without the least opposition. The
Sinnish forces took Is,.ose-sion of all the different points at the
Cal le moment, and the Independent troops, who were exercising
in the square, were inanishately attacked, and the greater part
obliged to surrender. Colonel O'llari was shot through the
lungs in two places, in endeavouring to enier the fart, s.tht taken
prisoner ; be tool on the second day in the hospital. General
Macgregor was in bed at the time of the attack, and to effect his
escape jumped. from the window into.the street, ran to the water
side, and swain off to the brig. Here Governot Lopez, who oc-
cupied a mom next to Nlacgregoes, was killed in bed. CoL
Rafter, who, with a few followers, bad retired to a fort near the
beach, upon being attacked by the Royalists, was obliged to rut.
tendse. s The loss on the part of the Independents has been
44304 t 44") killed and about 50 wounded. The Satinjards lust only
4 men, which may be attra.uted to Macgregor's being taken so
completely by surprise, as there was nut a single piquet-post out-
side the towa. Seventy-three officers were marched to Panama,
and General note, havinig, made arrangements for the di position
of las fotces and security of the prisoners, returned to Panama,
by the way of ChaAres. The greatest attention was shown to
she sal, and wounded.
_ _ .

" Majesty's sloop CoViance was despatched from this
port, on the night of the 3d instant, fur Jamaica."
Return of .officers who were killed, wounded, made priJoners,
escaped, and missing :
Gen. S. Gregor Macgregor esce.ped ; Col. O'Hara, wounded,
since dead; Hatter. prisoner; Johnson, escaped; ,Major Bald-
win, prisoner; Brevet-Major Boss, prisoner. Captaim..-Acton,
missing. supposed killed; Guttenson. escaped; Gondar, wound•
ed, prisoner; Dawson, prisoner; Nelson. pr:soner ; l'olacios,
prisoner; trribsuglinessey, prisoner; Frost. prisoner; Black,
prisoner. Lieutenants--Moore, prisoner; Fleargill, prisoner;
Col:laugh, escaped ; Finney, prisoner ; Naasm, pnsoner ; Dixon,
niissing ; wounded, prisoner, ':i'4ll, wounded, pri-
mmer ; Graves. prisoner ; Bennet, prisoner C 1)u ;ley, wounded,
prisoner; Malay, missing; Oakley, prisoner Ensigns—Line-
pell, escaped ; Phythian, prisoner ; Stewart, killed. Cadet Butt,
wounded, prisoner. Ensigns—Haddock.. pissunoo; Simony,
rrisoner ; Cadet, prisoner ; :11'Donaltl,prisoner ; Booth, killed ;
iogaln;gan, killed ; Howard, prisoner; Sheikh, prisoncr.. Sur-
geons--M'Donalth escaped ; Burton, prisoner. Assistant-Sur-
geoas—Herman, prisoner; Haslet, prisoacr. Deputy Connnis-
sary-General Walker, prisoner; Assistant-Commissary-General
Hatwood,prisoner; Deputy-Assistant-Commissary-General Fran.
wise, prisoner. Commissary Clerks—Ryan, killed ; Bruen,
prisoner; Roberts, prisoner.
After the capture of Porto-Bello, General Here issued a pro.
clamation, offering to all artisans who had been made prisoners
to furnish them with the meant of commencing business, and
all the pristriers were humanely treated.
On the 16th ult. the brig Hero. belonging to the Independent
squadron, made an. attack on the tort of Chagas, but was re-
pulsed. On the Vith February,4.frigates, supposed to be under
the command of Lord Cochrane, niade.an attack upon Callao,
the sea port of Lima, but were repulsed with greatloss. Subse-
quent ittirmation, however, communicates accounts of the block-
ade of Callao by seven vessels bearing the Chilian Hag, under the
orders of his Lordship. who was on board the frigate hals.f/o,
which had been taken by the Independents from the Royalists
sonic time since. In Callan were 43 neutral vessels, and it is
supposed that the British frigate :tap/. Commodore Bowles.
was also lying in mat port.

BRAVE ACHIEVEMENT OF TUE BRITISH TROOPS.

Juan Griego. in Mnrgarctta, May 21.
A despatch is just received from the President Bolivar, statin,!.
that 130 British cavalry, belonging to Colonel lTstler's regiment.
under General Paez, which had gone up tire Oronoeo, had at-
tacked and defeated Mo►illo's cavalry, consisting of taro. and
had destroyed 400 of the best of them. By the command of the
Plesident, these IT' CD have all received the Order of Libertadorts,
•he only Order in the country, (and which only the President and
Admiral Brion had), for their gallant conduct. The George
Canning brought this 11C111 from.3largaretta.

The following curious extract ig taken from the
German papers, dated tr►mt the Maine. As both
the scene of action referred to in this article, and
the names of the performers, are enveloped in a
kind of mystery, w•e shall not spoil the amusement
of our readers by attempting to min-g 1:: our own
conjectures with theirs.

171t0111 Tue SIaINP., JUNE 7.—ln a north tle coma capi-
tal city, the differences which had arisen het Kern the Sve-
n ign and Lis eldest son appear not to he stranger,. A
person of high rank is said to have fun ed h:s %ny, with his
Sword drown, into the Sovereign's stud., to have attacked
the pcnons present, and to have insulted an emeemrd (dicer.

A rout ter. arrived from a northern Ciotti, has caused cre-
dit In be given to she repoit. that. a northern Foyer hail
been applted to for assistance, to prevent she measures w hich
the Suscreign meant to take to pre vent similar necuirresices
in future. 'The event has made an unfacourah'e itnprwtniom
Oil the public. The officer us said not to hale hither.° ob-
tained any satisfaction, which it is, lion ever, to be exisreLed
that he will, since, otherwise, very distgreetehle cosset.
quenees might be apprehended. The abuse nod ill-treatment
which have hithel to so often occurred, must of course Iss• •
futile still more frequent; still less te,,tard w ill he paid to
decorum ; and at the end. some mail of high scow of ho-
nour, attacked io this manner, tsnd ce. lain cf obtainisig nib
satisfaction, will devote himself as a victim. It is Wis.
potable quite !incompatible with (hie:thaw- nod military
Ideas of !rumor, fur a Prince to insult a I,l.ive ratan, and
‘44.4 W take attlwaatage of his birth to rerute him sittiaActleo: