The National Register.
London, England, 1819-10-10 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

Oct. 211, C. C. E. Wilby, A. W.. and G. Bellair-.. Leicester,
bankers-27, G. I'yer, Newiant, Monmouthshire, shopkeeper--
'AI, E. I folder. W bile. Heretordshire, auctioneer-27. Wla Ito),
Stratlbril en Avon. Warwick, coal trader--29. W. Heal, Brad-
ford, Wilts, innkeeper-21 ,A. Veysey, Exeter, habenlashet-
-16, S. Johnsen,Skinner Street, Finsbury Market, cabinet maker
—9, J. Howitt, 14'hiteeross Street, charcoal iiter•thant—J.4 G.
and G. Evans, High Street. Southwark. hop-merchants—it., W.
Dean, Broad Street, Ratcliffe, common brewer-47, A. Young.
Stamford, I.incoln, CO/WWII) brewer-30, J. Carr Coventry, shag
u manfacturer-30, W. White, Coventry, victuaker-50, It. Ab-
hott, Coventry, mercer—Y/5, J. Anthony, Clev next the See,
Norfolk. grocer-46, C. Grinsted and J. !.aultarn, Horsham,
tiumex. bankers—Nov. t, J. Lacy. Whitby, Yorkshire, ship
builder-2, U. Hoyt', M'incliester Street, merchant-4, W. Cow..
droy, Manchester, letterpress printer-6, J. Turnbull, J. Forbes,
It. A. Crawford, and D. Skene, Broad SE•ect. City, merchants.-
13. F. Kendrick, Holborn. and G. Tyndale, Aldgate, itnas
drapers-13. C. K. Jettet, Kentish Town, tanner.
CEItTIFII..VI'ES to be granted Oct. 46.
J. West, Hichniond, linen draper—R. 'Popham, Dockhead,
Bermondsey, linen draper--B. l'earson. Bilst on, Staffordshire,
grocer and maltster—.l. Millward, Reildiell, Worcester, needle
niaker—.l. Manchester, hat manufacturer—W. Collier,
Brink:mt. I fevon, sail maker-11. Parker, Ellesmere, Shropshire,
grue-r and tallow chandler—W. 'fadley, Southampton,
carpenter.

The Iledpole brig of war, Capt.). D. France, is
arrived from the St. Helena station, after a passage
of 50 days, having Id': the island on the 9th of Sep-
tember. She brought dcspatehes from Sir Hudson
Lowe and Admiral Plampin, and a mail,—The
.folluwing is an extract from a lettcr.:—
.. St. fictena, dreg. 2.7„
. . . . . .

" The Itedpule proceeds to England imme;liatcly. As
ueithsr this vessel, nor the Dotterel, which waled before, has
served lurwr than two years, it is supposed to he intended
that they shall built finish their trim of service nn 'the home
station. We under Land Bonaparte is in better spirits than
he has bet ii tor some time ; his health mush as csitsl.
Whatever others, of any rook or station, residing here, may
affect to suite concerning him, be assured very little is ac-
tually known. He basso long imposed a secluded life upon
himself, that hr appears In have knob obtained all the
habit- of u confirm. d recluse. He had become so entirety
abstracted even from the distant view of those whose duly it
was to make a duffy report of his being alive, that it became
necessary to inform him, that if he did not vo;taitorily fiffii,rl
the officer on duty an opportunity to certify the tart required
from him, namely, that he Ives,' alive,' their would be a
necessity of the .officer's making a ditilv persootil visit to him
for that purpose. Ile has store rehotefi in his on:.nnes, in this
respect, and has been out of his house a little. The new
himse huildimg for him is expected to he finished w alaiut
Mop months. The island in generally healthy.

The following singular advertisement appears in
the Reading paper :
w. 11. T.

Several eentlemen having expresveil their inclination to
ha come menthe is of chat troop, (to whom I ;hull ever he
grateful for the honour they have dove me in plach:g me ht
their head,) I um sorry to be under nit nerevvity
of inforinin; them, that 1 sonnet ai rode to their %Wars,
the troop, having for some time, exceeded their complimem ;
and l Ainccr Ig helps that Goorraannt may, Gyro:no/biog. Kith
Me general feelings of the notion, not be under th, disagreeable
necessity of further singes:Wing tarns I
FULWAR CR %yrs.
Captain, Vale of White Ilene Yeoman.
eholion.houw, sip,. 30, 1819.
Thursdny morning, Mr. Carlile, the bool-neller,

accompanietl •by a gentleman from the office of Mr- ".
Maude, attended at the Crown Office, fur the pur.
pose of reducing the Jury appointed to try the in•
formation filed against him by his Majesty's Attnr.
ney General, for publishing " l'aine'4 Age of Rea-
son," when the following gentlemen were fixed Li
to try the question at issue:---
Keil Black, Bread-street; B. HutcLinson, Clernent'sdane
J. Hanson. Crooked-lane; Harvey. I.awreoze-lane : T.
Kent. Poultry ; Andrew Lnwruan. hut:Men:Airy Tht:mas
Oldham, Barge.; ard Winiann Huffman. King's arms-yard ;
Faverner, Ciquvrlan.,teet ; Wm. Auicrsty, TokenbuitaL.
yard; Riehard Chaabers. Dove•oourt ; John Cul/usu.
street; Jolla Napier. lienchurch-sheet; Joseph Jahr°. ditto;
John Younger, ireieent; Woo. Parker, Juhnatreet ; Daniel
Eckettcin. College-hill
. .

On Tuesday morning,44 Mr. Crispe, butcher, of
Maidstone, was standing at his shop, a part: idgo
flew with much force against the house, and fell to
the ground, but it imtnediately got up and ran down
the yard. pursued by Mr. C. who caught it ; at that
instant another flew to the same spot, which he also
secured. It was afterwards ascertained that several
more were fuuad•in different parts of the town, and
it is suppcseo they were pursued by a hawk, or else
the high-wind at the tune beat them down.
Mr.. John Witney Parker is promoted to the rank
of Purser. and appn.t.ll to the Salpho, vice Mach.,
intash. There had been no previous apputatmeut
.Witbis rank for five years.

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FEN EZUELA.

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011 rial Aceaunt of the enpfu—re nr Barcelann, by the Arm.
ot Reim...lir, mod Ibe Siege co. Cutnus.a.
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h~anfi,iet,r,..lll,oo iior4ortin, isth of .lagiy, I I 9..

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I note communicate to yon intelligence of the
I•1!;:,ly important achievement of the capture of
Ilstretlotia by t;et.,,ral Crtlaneta. Our :squadron,
tkomposcfl of fne?.l ships of war, at this moment
b;ocktuling Cumana, in which it shuts up the Spa-
:U.% squadron, co:nosed of six large vesFels, among
1,-1.i,11 is the Nymplta, anti also eight tiecheras
These ships will untlin.htedly fill into our hands
The Spaniar!is never would believe that such an
t-xpc:liticti could sail from Magarita ; but they have
Lech undeceived to their utter astonishment.

Trinftlad, .4urn! 4, IR:9.

There is arrived here a laumh from Margarita in
rl• vcn days, which confirms the news of' the capture
et Barcelona by the troops which sailed thence under
C:e orders of Gen. Utdaticta. The fortress of the
:‘lurro was taken by assault, m► the I Sih of July,
w:tit its ortrrison ; and three Spanish ►ship:, which
.:met with the troops in aid of the place. were taken
The capture of the Morro was efketed by Colonel
Crseer with 300 British and German troops, and
with the loss of only two ofiiects and eleven soldiers
On the Qsth the British and Murgaritan troops dis.
embarked to the leeward of Cumana, which place
they at this moment besiege.
Commodore Perry. of the United States naval
service, has gone as Commissioner from that Go-
vernment to Angostura. Fr►m the mouth of the
Orinoco he sent back hither his sloop of war, the
Jchn Adams, and he ascends the river in a schoo-
ner belonging to :the United States. It is certain
that his commission is highly favourable to the
cause of Venezuela, and that he afterwards goes to
Buenos Ayres.

'PILL(
Rank Stack
3 per Cent.
3 per Cent. Cons. 70j
31 per Cent.
4 per Lent.
5 per Cent. Navy 101*
Lon Aigu.