The National Register.
London, England, 1817-01-20 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

RussELL J. of the Strand, wine merchant. Jan. 23. Feb. 3, March
I. at Guilaan. Mt. Mr. Griffith, Clemenes-lane.
Ross E. of Oxford Atreet, hosier, .IRn. 25, Feb. 4, March 1, at Guild.
hall. Atts. Tomlinsons and Co. Copthall-eourt.
GRismtt,oC G. of Slnane-terracr. Chelsea, haberdasher, Jan. 21, 50.
Ma: ch I Guildhall. Au. Mr. liarc ley. Briil:e-st. Black friars.
LA N 11.5 V. .1. S. of Horsham, coninum-brewer. Jan. 25, Feb. 4,
March I. at Guildhall. Atts. Sudiow and Co. 31onunient •yard.
Bn oaf r .1. and H. of Ingram-court, Fenehurch-street, merchants,
Jan. 25. Feb. I, March 1, at Guildhall. Atts. Courtetu and Co.
Walbrook.
RAIN I: J. and B. SIIOVT. of Ra7,nigge-wells. !mercers, Jan. 25,
Feb. 4, March 1, at Guildhall. Atts. Lee and Co. Three Crown-sq.
N cr.:MSS W. or Ilarlington. sheep-jobber, Jan. 23. Feb. I, March
at Guildhall Mts. Toone and Co. Cursitor-street.
Maar IN T. of Norwich, muskal-instrument-maker. Jan. 51, Feb.
1. March t, at Norwich. Atts. Steward and Co. Norwich.
sre N T. of Saw tvitlgeworth. inaltster, Jan. 25, Feb. 1, March 1,
at Guildhall. Atts. Sweet and Co. Basinghull-street.
Pitt; ILA NI 'l'. of Soutliminii, corn-clutniller, Jan. 25, Feb. 1, March
at Guildhall Au. Mr. Jessimp, Clitfonl's Inn.
Purcell/ow .1. H. late of Cuerleon, Monmouthshire. tin-platemna-
nufactarer, Jan. 25. Feb. 8, March I, at Guildhall. Atts. Hal-
yard and Co. Cothall-court.
Duorrie S. or Shad Thames, Surrey, vicinaller, Jan. 21, 28. March
1, at Guildhall. Atts. Parnell and Co. Church-st.
NACIIIIAIt .1. jun. of New Brcntford, market gardener, Jan. 25, Fib.
, March 1, at Guildhall. Au. Mr. Maley, New Bridge-strect,

lllacktriars..
WAItE J. of Gravesend, grour, Jan. 25, Feb. 4, March 1, at
Guildhall. Mt. Mr. Mammal,, Warwick-square.
SWAIN R. and W. lIERH::ftT, of Wood-street, Cheapside,
nufactureri. .11n. 25. Feb. 1, March 1, at Guildhall. Ate. Mr.
James, flueklersbury.
TAPRIIF.L4. J. late of Plymouth, suet/once'. Jan. 41. 25, March 1,
at Plymouth. Att. Mr. NValker, Lincoln's Inn-fields.

DIVIDENDS AT GULDIIALI..
J. Bland and J. Sattcrthwaite, of Fen-court, ins:trance broker, Feb.ll.
J. U. Dawkins, of 11;:nmmilscy.carpenter, Feb. 11.
J. Roberts, of Kent-road, stone mason, Feb. 15.
A. Hislop and J. Sadler, of Bow-lane, warehousemen, Feb. 4.
J. Wcaxlrow, of South-row. Somers-town. distiller, Feb. lg.
T. Mercer and .1. Barlow, of 'l'onbritige, Kent, bankers, Feb. 22.
AV. 11 ill, ol nateliffl:-highway, firmer, Feb. K.
V. Lahrow, of St—lohn-street, drupi,t, Feb. 15.
it. Edgar, of Ilananontra-court, wine-merchant, Debt 11.
B. Fa.sson, of Aklersgate-strect. jeweller, Feb. 15.
M. and J. Constable, of Shad-Thames, Surrey, flour factors, Feb. 4.
W. of Finshtt•y-square, merchant. Feb. IS.
J. Ritchie. jun. of Fin,bluy-sttare, merchant, Feb. IS.
C. L. Clarke, of Enfield, carpenter. Feb. W.
S. Whitl. of Ilowgate-wharf, wharfingcr, Feb. 11.
J. Cindbold, of Hatton Garden, upholder, Feb. g.
W, White, of Tonbrid4e, Kent, brewer, Feb. N.

DIVIDENDS IN TM!. COUNTRY.
J. PoIIOA, of \Wakefield, woolstapler, Feb. 17.
W. Massen, of Ityllall, miler, Feb. 13.
W. Kemp, of Bath, banker, March IG.
J. Penford, of Ringwood, mealman, Feb. 13.
3. Brown, of Tillstlown. Gloucester, liquor merchant, Feb. 22.
W. Leonard & .1. Tyndall, of Cam, Gloucester, shopkeepers, Feb. 22.
It. Atkin:am. of Hornington, York, oil manufacturer. Feb. 11.
R. C. Scholey, of Doncaster, York, grocer, Feb. 20.
CERTIFICA'TES, Fru. B.—T. Flower and .1. Mainwaring, of
Chichester-rents. jcwellers—R. of Dewsbory, innkeeper—
A. hefty, of Worcester, jeweller—J. Hughes and C. Outhwaite. of
St. Paul's Churels-yard. upholsterers—T. and S. Wileman„ of West
tanners—k, Lloyd, of Shatlwell High-street, slorscller—
T. Sherwin, of Tower-strca, wine merchant—A. Levy, of Commer-
int Chambers Minories, more scrivener—T. A. Payne, of Loxley,
York, dealer-,1. Poole, of Gloucester, baker-1- J. J. Noel. of
of (au.lett-stre•n, wiia merchant—W. Chapman, of West Bromwich,
Stafford, b..yonct maker—E. Lumley. of Chester, curler.

l'A !ITN!: SHIPS itISSOLN' CI.
Brune and to. of Batt...ld:A, ohm! manufacturers.
T. Mudge and Co. of Battersea, sawyer.
J. I.eatharn and Co. of Pontermet, York, hankers.
J. Dying and W. I,a,v, of Tooley.strmt, mathentatic-instru.-makers.
I'. Evans and W. I.lovd. of /I.3rmotitls7-str.!et, coopers.
J.. Adams and J. Barke7, ot" Doncaster, tronfounders.
W. cud J. Ifruce, of butchers.
B. Merrick and ('o. of Crunkeshaw, cotton spinnc.rs.
M. Fallow and Co. of Liverpool, cock uukcs.
C. Smith and 11. Itati•ill. s 4 Union-street, spothccatiel.
W. Wool and W. Vrrvilk, of Coswal.svect-rdnel. coach-makers.
J. Sanderson and J. Ashley, of Cumberland, mercers.
W. Dinning and G. linlbrook, chair innktcs.
J. It GoodlAte and J. Brookshank, of Kant himitlifteld, ship chandl.
Ph!llips and J. Case, of the Minorics, clats:lumgct%
L. ant: ft. Pettis, of Nodeltill, Newoort, grocets.
h. AVelds anti Co. of Stra..fonl. coach masturs.
C. oral S. Simpson. of 14,1113. woolstaplcra.
J. l'ruader and ro. of st. I,4urforhtircil-yarcl, drogr,ists.
.1. Baia and Co. of Gl.,agroc., de:42re.
B. Gil hitos and Cu. of Birmingham. setae:am:ix.
D.Gerioa and G. rowler, cabinet mikera.

THE NATIONXL REGISTEn.

PRICE OF STObICS THIS DAY.
Dank Stock
3 per Cvnt.bleed c'2l 3
3 per Cent. Consols St} Ex. Div.
4 per Cent.
5 per Colt. Navy

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

LONDON :
MONDAY, JANUARY 20.

THE Portuguese troops have entered the Spanish
territory of Monte Video Fran the Br ails. The Portu-
guese Ministers both here and at Mudxid, and also the
Spanish Ambassador at our Court seem its yet totally
uninfinmed as to the motives of this singular proceeding.
Several proclamations have been issued by General
Lecor, the commander of the Portuguese forces, which
would lead us to suppose, that it is rather a defensive
measure, on the part of the King of Portugal, against
Artigas the late military niter of that territory. The
editor of the Cadiz Journal asserts indeed, that there
has been an arrangement between the Cabinets of Spain
and Portugal, and he speaks with congtatulation on
the entrance of the Portuguese troops into Monte Video,
probably from a supposition that the place is to be im-
mediately restored to his countrymen. The opinion at
Lisbon also, was, that the two Courts were in intelli-
gence with each other ; nay, that a treaty had actually,
been 'concluded at the time when the flintily alliances
hal been contracted, in coat:trinity to an article of which
treaty this occupation of Monte-Video had taken place.
The British Government is said to have suspected the
same, but, in answer to its inquiries on the subject, to
have received a positive denial from the official persons
of both Courts.

There is a general opinion at Lisbon, that the British
Cabinet is under a feeling of dissatisfaction with both
the Courts, not only upon the point just discussed (with
which we do not as yet see that we have much to do),
but upon others connected with the abolition of the
slave trade: and that, in consequence, we have not yet
paid the 000,0001. voted by Parliament as a compen-
sation to the owners of Portuguese vessels improperly
detained by our cruisers. The bulletins of the South
American patriots, predict the second liberation of the
province of Venezuela without another struggle on the
part of the King's forces. Upon the general issue of the
contest we have but little to say, further than that we
sincerely wish it may be conducive to the rational liberty
and happiness of mankind.

We have received the Paris Papers of Wednesday.
Those of Tuesday are wanting. On Tuesday, the debate
on the Law relative to individual liberty was resumed.

The discussion was expected to be closed on Wednes-
day or Thursday. The health of the King is said in
these Papers to be perfectly re-established. Th.! French
Funds are 60f. 35e.

On Tuesday last the Exchange upon London was at
24. 83. There were plenty of bills upon London, and
every one willing to sell. The Prusian Government, it
is said, had ordered its quota of the SO,OOO troops to
march towards home.

A Ilusian expedition has sailed from Crenstadt on a
voyage round the world.

Alloyal Ordinance has been published, declaring
" null and void all prosecutions instituted during the
three months of the usurpation, tirs desertion against
soldiers who have quitted their corps to millrace the
royal cause and all sentences passed in consequence."
PAttis, JAN. 16.—A letter from Madrid, of the sed of
January, says—" Our Gazette publishes nothing new :
it continues to Le filled with harangues of felicitations
on the King's marriage. We have here three Amlia.s-
sadors nominated to different Courts : the Duke del
Parque, to Paris ; M. de Cevallos, to Naples ; and M.
do Bardaxi to Turin. None of them seem under the
necessity of soon proceeding on their destination. No
news from America: this silence is painful."
Mr. Brougham has arrived at Paris on his return from
Italy. He was present yesterday at the debates of the
Chamber of Deputies on the law relative to personal
liberty.
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The new MIISCITM, which is already open on stated
days to artists and foreigners, and which will he opened
to the public on the 26th instant, contains 1,101 paint-
ings of them, 467 belonging to the German, Dutch,
and Flemish schools; 401 to the Italian sehool; and
233 to the French.

On the subject of the loan, the terms are to he, for
every 70 francs, 100 francs capital stock in the 5 per
Cents.; and, besides a bonus of a bill of 30 francs, bear-
ing interest, and payable yearly by fifths;. the firs:
layment to take place in 1825. If, however, at the
time of payment of these bills the per cent. stock
:;lioultl be above 70, then so mush is to be (lg.:duct:4 L•cra