The National Register.
London, England, 1819-05-24 00:00:00

11.0:KRUM'S.

J. Oughton, ntretend Milli, Aston, nettr Birmingham, andel
Sutton Coldfiekl, Warwickshire., ausnufactun.r.
S. Evans, Bristol, victualler.
I. Cummings. Osborn Street, Whitechapel, brerrea.
E. AI uniford, Liverpool, silversmith.
Goldney,
It. Midgley, llardiey. Yorkshire, worsted manufecturcr.
H. A. (lurk, Berwick upon Tuectl, corn mercirint.
J. Lewis, Mincing Lane, merchant.
A. Biro, Beverley, Yorkshire, worsted manufacturer.
W.-Lee. Dolton, Yorkshire, cloth niantiticturrr.
J. Wordsworth and J. Bewley, Blackburn, Lancashire, cortott

J. Powell, llolber.c. lual, and R. Powell, widow, oil and os- •
lour dealers,
J. DAIL Briar;f;rovo, Worcestershire, grocer.
IL Langton. London, merchant.
J. ('oe, St. John's Street, liven draper.
J. Dickinson, Man6ftuer, dealer.
J., E. C., and J. Richards, Alartin's Laati, Cannon Street,
merchant..
S. ns, Rri;4' el.:11114ton, Saisex. carpenter.
C. 11. and .1. l'ittensor, Comer lane, wholesale button sellers.
J. Swanzy, .kustintriars„ en:rrlutat.
J. Ziituer, Welbeck Street, i'Avendish Square, merchant.

DIVIDENVS.
May T. and J. nowley, Willow Street, Banksitle, Surrey.
corn mid coal inenihmts-22' dewin Street. Crte.
gate, tailor-2i. and .1. I'. 31aany, Love Lane, A er-
matbury, factors—done I, W. Barnard, Lloyd's Coffee Flow a.
underwriter—a, G. Tlliatkirood. Muscovy tour!, Tower Ills..
ilaar factor—s, .1. Kirkman. Wallington Breweiy, City Boat!,
bp:act—ll, W. 11ndelan, Clement's Lane, Lombard Street, tea
dealer.

Private accounts from Bergen state, that the un.
happy German Emigrants who sailed from that
port were not allowed to land in America till they
should be able to Nerve that they coold subsist. with.
out u bun'.eir to the state. As they could
not do this, they were sold, or obliged to soli their
services hr auction. They were all disposed of, es.
cept tai, whom nobody would hire. The second
which may perhaps be still more thrfortu-
nate, had not arrived.

LOI1001T•
MONDAY, utr 24, 1819.

The Paris P of NVedneaday have just been re-
eeived. The Gazelle de France says, that at the instance
of the Curt of the Grand Duke of Darmstadt
has seized the papers belonging to numerous students Of
Giessen, by which it was ascertained that the Band! 'wit
was a more extensive association then had been sup-
posed. It appears that a secret but regular organization
had taken place, and each member h.ul taken a curie
Ildnehe oath to obey superiors to whom lie was it:ik noon.
W vat was the e.,vl they had iii view is not yet declared.

The Kin 4 heard mass in his apariments, and after-
wards gave audiences to the Ministers of Justice and
Foreign Affairs. 'llse prestotancy of the Duchess of
Berry is stated In give great joy to the French people.
Letzr•rs front Toulouse say. that on Friday night last
the Cowell of Vendine was entered by a window, and
vilified of all the silver Communion vessels and much
tither properiy.—Tne Proceedings in the two Chamber:.
apl•ear to he won:, ui,iutivortani.
A Dwelt it. oll:as just :miser! with papers to Wed-
hesJay last. Aceomits hum Batavia, to the latter end of
1410, vise a favouralde representation of the situation of
113.11 rs 1.1 Ina: quarter of the globe. The Dutch at Ba-
it, is still expreel their dissatisfaction at the condisct of
Sit T. 11.411 a:; but in some degree console themselves

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for the loss of their cuinny in Sumatra; by the ne•w 1.1:1-
11,ulehni they h.Ave effer..l in the Wand of Burner).

Extract of a letter from Cadiz. dated the 19th of
A on! Malty of the transports, chart cred in England,
are arrived tit die Roads of Cadiz; I.tit it is now per-
ceivable, that the fidelity of the seamen is tint at ad to
he del ended upon. Tiese observations will apply to the
French seanicit on board the Iran-ports arrived from
Hot leaux and Bayonne ; all of them openly proliss a
spirit of independence wh:clt cannot lie ;tolerated iii a
country that gr.vms tinder an arbitrary despotism. It is
atiimied, that the expedition will not sail before
the month of I)ecciether ; and the troops, which had
been sent on bit rd sorra' ships, have been disembaiked
since my last letter. The trews Irons Mexico is said to
be ofa l'atourahle nature, but the Spaiiisit Government
' has I ght proper to publish it. M stay of the corps
of P 'trims have retreated towards the eastern provinces ;
but this lwantifid portion of the New !World u far from
being tranquillized. 1)on Manuel Cant tla, acesised of
hohtiog Masonical Meeting. at his loons!.. has been ar-
rested, and all his books and papers seized by the agents
of the holy Ottice. NOthialK Call be snore ridiculous
than such a persecotiou ; it is of no utility whatever;
the 1110:e the Freemasons are persecittcd, the more pro-
se!) tes do they make. 'lien More of the Itussittit nun
of war It Ise beets declared unfit for sem lee. They are
almost all rotten and misers iceahle. The S3ll.ltian Bap-
tista has been taken I.y a privaleer mr.ler 'Ow flag of Ar-
ZA,I miler otIC toe St. Vincent, and its sight of a
Spanish schooner. The late orris als from Ilavatinah
lute heels rather favourable to the COlllllltfCC of Cadiz ;
but the Mexican gulf is lull of Pau I,rivateers."

Thursday, the Prince Regent held a Levee, at
Carlton•huuse, chiefly for the purpose of giving no.
dienee to the Persian Ambassador, and to receive
the presents which had been sent for his Royal
Highness's acceptance, hum the Sovereign of
Persia. _ _

_
On Tuesday, the 11th instant, the baptism of
the infant son of his Royal Highness the Duke of
Cambridge was celebrated at Hanover with the ne-
cessary forms, and with a degree of magnificence
suitable to the occasion.

The Duke of York on Monday submitted some
new clothing for the three regiments of Foot Guards,
to the Prince Regent, at Carlton-house, which, we
understand, the Regent was pleased to approve.
Saturday Dr. Marsh, the Bishop of Peterborough
attended at Carlton-house, at three o'clock, to do
honiage before the Prince Regent, upon his being
translated from the Bishoprick of Llantiatf to the
Bishopriek of Peterborough.
It is said, that the Lords of the Treasary have sig-
nified to the Store.keeper General, thus his services
will be no longer required, and that his department
will be transferred to the Treastiry, as the Commis-
sariat was at the end of ihe war.

The Duke of Wellington, as Master-General
of the Ordnance, has made some important al-
terations with respect to the establishment at the

Tower.

The Brisk brig of war sails this day for Calais to
bring over Prince Leopold.
MR. VANSITTAST AND THE BANIL DIRECTORS.—
We refer our Nadera to the very curious and import-
ant ccrrespotitleuce (which they will find in ano-
ther ',sit of our paper) between these parties, as 11111115
illustrative of the '• tin:metal prosperity of the Country."
We have the Chancellor of the Exchequer in the situa-
tion of alt alijtct and humble beggar, crawling bebire
the feet of the Bank Directors, and earnestly begging
and imploring that they would permit hint to renew
his bill!, which he confesses his inability to take tip
when they become due. The Timer of Monday hint,
that last year there was a considerable .difficulty in find-
ing motley to pay the Disidends. We were in posses-
sion of th' facts corme:ted with the embarrassment al.
hided to, but, communicated as they were under au
injunction of secrecy. we could ma lay them before our
Readers. The conclusions which we crew from these
facts, will probably be remembered, and the corn-
merits to w Inch that' gave rise. NVe were accused of
" aiming a blow at the financial establishments of the
(+ountry,' but every day has tended to eontirin the opi
talon we then gave. 'the I)irectors, not content with
trampling upon poor Vansitiart, call opott him for pro-
tection against those who have been etiga ,ed an the
hottest endeavour to eximi..e their salutation. They may
as well be quiiet. The helpless man is no snore able to
stop the tide of publicoinnion, titan they are to pay their
debts in money.

According to a Return, ordered by the House of
Common!, the total amount of Duties received on
Coals, Cinders, and Win landed coastwise, in the
year ending ✓th Jan. 1819, was 899,3501.125. 6d.
It appears from a return made by order of the
House of Commons, that the number of persons
admitted to see the British Vuseura, from the k6th
of March, 1818, to the isth March, 1819, were
63.2 A

A few days since, n farmer's wife at Ballydine,
was delivered of five female child, en, three of whom
are living —Clonnal Herald.
The report of an intended journey of the Empe-
ror of Rushia to Brussels, as stated in a french
piper, is said to be destitute of foundation. '

IVTAY 24.

SOUTH AMERICA.

The grituitoul assertions constantly made by the
Ministerial Papers of the wretched state of the
South American Patriots' affairs cannot meet better
contradiction than is contained in the following ex-
tract of a communication recently received by the
Deputy of Venezuela, from the Minister for Foreign
Affairs of that State:—
Sta. ..Angestma. Match 3„ 1819.
.

.
" order of the Governme-iit I ;iallsillit In soil, ac-
cordite. tt. the manner you formerly pointed out, the
otTicial ttttt ems and the vations papers enumerated in
the annexed list. l bare much pleasure in communi-
catina to ;on information of the hil,hly important and
satisfactory lust:illation of the Congress, which you wilt
Lind detailed in one of the documents referred to. Gen.
Rolivar has been Qiiinen President of the Republic, and
Citizen "tia, Vice President ; Citizen Roscio is Presi-
dent of the Chamber of Representatives ;
Citizen l:r-
Lancia has been named Minister of the Interior ; CM-
Zen itrieeno Mendez, Minister at War ; and being
utr-
self :motioned Minister for Afttirs, I hare thus
the honour of officially addressing you. Its another of
the documents you will flint the Act' of genenri Ani-
tiesty,. and also the Plan of the Coostitevioo, which is
at this moment under discussion. The judicial power
has bcen reposed. in Citizens Yanos, Cadiz, and Mar-
tinez.

•• From General raez, 'on the Apace, official ilia-
patches have been rect. wed of the In h, 101 h. and 15th
of February, in which he communicates, in detail, va-
tiatis partia' actions with the enemy, of which the re-
sti!ts has e h rat favourable to our troops. The wall
known Gen. ',damns, Commander of Guerillas in tin-
Royal Army, was killed in one of them. General Parr
StjlCll, that the force of the enemy amounts to 5000
meta, of which 40(tui are infantry It is with infinite
pleasure I inform you, that Nlorillo commenced his re-
treat on the sigh of February, compelled thereto by
the bravery of our troops, and by the want of cattle and
horses. Gen. Paez was harassing his TejrIAUJE4I, and
his gueriPas were attacking the Spanish van-guard I.
We expect inittiediate netts of the final result, whicl►
cannot but be in the highest degree satisfactory.
•' Genetal Bolivar set out front hence on the 26th of
February to take the command of the army ; sthich,
with the 501.1 English which have arrived in this city
front Captain Elunot's extwdition, amounts to 50011 men
on that part of the Apure, and of these 3U(SO arc
cavalry. General rrilaneta has bean dispatched to
Margarita to take the eunnuand of the troops brought
by Colonel English; which, united to fire hundred of
those who are at present in Margarita, sod to as litany
more which Gen. Bermudez has at Nlatoriii, will ope-
rate on that part of the coast which shall seem most
•xpedier.t. GEM Marino will set out in about eight
days to take the command of the troops of Zaiazis, Mo-
ment, and others, in the East, which are to be stationed
at Pao, in the province of Barcelona, in older to move
with facility wherever they may be wanted.
" The general aspect of straits is, in the highest de-
gree flattering; and, with the assis.ance which has been
received, weexpect to obtain a complete tr. pit during
the present campaign. Of this I shall, in due nine,
forward to you the requisite information.
(Signed) " MANUEL PALACIO."