The National Register.
London, England, 1817-09-08 00:00:00

RUSSIA.

The relations of peace and amity with our neighbours in
the South, seem to assume a durable character. The good
Intelligence which reigns between them and the Emperor of
Russia, has already occasioned u considerable diminution in
the army of observation upon' those frontiers, and we keep
there only a sufficient bee to prevent the irruptions of
the wandering tribes of the Caucasus. The difficulties be-
tween Russia and Turkey, will be soon settled to the satis-
faction of both parties. It is required of the Porte to exc.
cute a plan, which has already been talked about, and by
virtue of which, the free navigation of the Dardanelles will be
permitted, by paying a moderate toll. It is certain that if
the Porte would guarantee from all piracy, in the Mediter-
saneen, the *hips which shall have paid the toll, it would
in a very important circumstance; but the little authority
which it possesses over the Barbary States, makes it doubt-
ful whether it can enter into such an engagement.
The Emperor will quit Petersburg for about la months,
and after having passed the winter, partly at Moscow and
partly at Warsaw, he will visit the southern provinces of his
.empire, and particularly the Crimea, Kasen, Astracan, &c.
The intention of our august Monarch is to acquire a know-
dedgeof his vast States, or at least, those which are civilized
or aresusceptible of civilization; to adopt every thing which
may tend to the abolition of abuses, and to introduce the most
.desirable mode of administration.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
=TRACT OF A LETTER FRONK CHARLESTON, SOUTH CARO•

LINA, JUST RECEIVED.
" Major.Champliu, late a Quarter-master in the United
*tales, and the officer who led on Sir G. M'Gregor's attack
.vainst Amelia, has been apprehended.. The District Court
ins held him to bail with two securities in the 611111 of .1000
dollars. for his appearance at the next sitting thereof, but it
de generally supposed that he will not appear, and that
M'Gregor will pay the money."

Zroas the LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, Sept. 2.

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BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
SirreßELt. J. East-street, Finsbury-market, brewer, from Sept.
to Sept. 97, at Guildhall.
afAx.uu E. Threadneedl . - _
to Sept 97, at Guildhall.
.111.1Mau,aars M. Minories, merchant, from Sept. 9, to Oct. 28, at

insurance broker, from Sept. 16,

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GuildhalL
2)onaur .1. London-road, cheesemonger, from Sept. 13, to Nov. 1,
at Guildhall

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
'CiIfPIIELL G. Fencluarch-street, merchant.
BANKRUPTS.

s..ortset.t. J. jun. Bexhill. Sussex, farmer, Sept 6, XO, and Oct. 14,
at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Ellis, Cloisters, Temple.
"NEVER W. Leeds, merchant, Sept. 30, Oct. 1, 14, at Guildhall
Atta. Means Atkinson and Co. Leeds.
.DIVIDENDS.
J. Ansley, Star-court, Bread-street, merchant, Sept. 27.
W. Alston, New Sarum, Wilts, grocer, Sept. 26.
Younge, Sheffield, mercer, Sept. 24.
W. Sowley, Birmingham, glass toy-maker, Sept 30.
T. Williams, Cohnan-street, packer, Sept. 9.
3.. Aldred, Chertsey, Surrey grocer, Oct. 7.
B. Barker, and G. Barker, Billtiter-square, merchants, Nov. A.
-J. Mackenzie, Old City-chambers, Bishopsgate.street, raczchalat,
Se4g• 93.
.l. Preatice, Shabbington, Buckingham, dealer, Oct. 2.
J. 11. Malleson, Sweeting, s-alley, bill-broker, Sept. 9.
-J. Spier.. Birmingham, linen-draper, Sept. 30.
N. Bar, Modbniy, Devon, Draper, Sept. 24.
CERTIFICATES, SEPT. 16.

pi, Raustacroft, Sale-street, Linealies Inn, peruke-maker G.
Jackson, jun. Bishopgate-street Without, aurgeon and apothecary—
. M. wood, Payton, Comore upon-Hill, ship-owner—R. Webber,
IListrpsst, Somerset, Ironfounder2—E. Butt, Roshakithi.wo
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