The National Register.
London, England, 1819-08-16 00:00:00

PROM TUESDAY XIGH7"S GAZE:

BANKRUPICIIIINLABGED.
B. Caeca. Chollenbanh. wise smut. hem hovel fl. t•
&Pt- 4.
BANIGRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
W. TeMoma, Has. Rent ,bsewer.
SAN KUM.
W. Simkins. Ilbuthangdow. welebmaker.
J. F. Lamb. Fenebirch Street. merekaM.
J. Yawing. Cathie. *tit merchant.
T. Hearnhav, Urde. Shae&himratut=bw.
W. May. Spit al Sg_uare, silk
G. Walk!! Titans% Stand. deribillVaro manufacturer.
J. Sale. Glass Hoare. Stadonlebire. factor.
.1. Heiffor. Man:heater. umbrella warmuractorer.
J. Taylor. Pedlars. Weresetershire. joiner.
J. Sandford. Shrmrdsury. bookseller.
T. Waterbouse. Sedgley. SUlfortishire. sail factor.
T. Hunt, Sheffield. soma manufacturer.
DIVIDENDS.
August 31. Burnes. Cinderfard. Glocestashire. coal mer-
men-haat—M..l Mickley. Llangum. Monmouth. fanner-17.
F.. Ehronetrom. Fenchinch Street. merchant—eo, W. Rust,
Sheffield, merchant-31, D. Campbell. B. Campbell. and. A.
Heinle, Old Jewry, merchants—Sept. d, J. Hughes, Liverpool.
druggist-1. J. Bell. Nevem& upon Tyne. statiner-1. W.
Hunt. Portsmouth, sown carter-6. J. Wilson, Hanley. SHAM,
potter-3, J. Hewett and J. Hopkins, Warminster,
grooms.
CERTIFICATES to be 'meted Aug. 31.
C. Shoebridge. Kessingum, draper—T. and J. Retch*,
Ewood Bridge, and J. and It. HercliK. Manchester. calico prin.
sna_J. Swainsum. Linda/. Westmorland. morocco leather
nunufacturcr—C. Scudarnore. Newton. Lancathire. woollen
ward inanufacturer—W . Broady. Breensgrove„ Worcestershire,
alacer—J. Aston. Bistuingkain, victualler.

KINGSTON, (Jamaica), June 19.—8 y intelligence
received from the • famous fortress,' it appears that all
the young retolutionists, 70 or 80, who left this city
shortly after the receipt of the proclamation of time hero
of Pluirsaellom, have fallen into the hands of the Spanish
troops, and are now chained together, and compelled,
lit a state bordering upon nakedness, to work out their
repentance by excessive daily labour in the public streets
sof that noxious city, under the weight of heavy irons,
suffering the severest privations and the most horrid
weattuent ; and it is stated to be impotsiblt fur these
men king to survive the cruelties inflicted upon them
The vessel which carried river the e unhari y misguided
young turn was, it appears, decoyttl into port. by the
usual stearagem—tire revolutionary co!ours were kill
ditto. One woull lute supposed that the author of all
trill scene of horror might have cruised Irelbre the city
until the news had spread abroad, in order to have giten
information of the recapture to all who were ott the way
t.• join him. Li be had it not id his power to repair. he
certainty *eight have lessened the evil. Not so thought
onr hero; not he acted upon other precedents, and
awe qui put was his order of the day ! The lost chief-
tain was reported a few days ago to have been found in a
mighbouting island with another corps of vetetatie. hut
we doubt the statement.—Jamaica paper of Me ?:cal June.
TIM CADIZ EXPEDI Don Juan
Manual Cagigal, Commander in Cruel of the Earth.
Sinn cousisting of 30.10 men, which has jsot sailed from
Cadiz, was formerly second in emmnand to the Captain
General in Caracas, and afterwards Coil and Moitary
Governor in Ctnana, one of the pros Owes ol Venture:a.
zit the time when the revolution broke oat in that
urmintry (►810), he was sent away. lie was subst-
evuntly now of the Chiefs employed by the Si anish
Govetitment against the Indepenikut-, but in conse-
ermence of ha. tog been several t:ntes defeated by Bolivar
in Ism he reunited to Spa in, where he remained till
now. The azimut 4.lilliculoy of finding any General
wlm Carl be relied urn by the King. has led to the
re-
empl.•vmeut of this hitherto unfortunate ullicer.—Toe
es,edition is destroys! to Cart hagerta, in order to proceed
so tianta Fe de Fakrota, tire Capital of New Granada,
decounta hating lately been received at Madrid o: the
destruction by Santander of the army enuring from that
'My to relieve 111mall.m. Caaigal has laten appommed
Commander in Chief of N ewl;ranada.
Advices from Lisbon have been received to so late
a elate as the '2 sth ult. Many of the letters refer to
th late impt.rtant transactions at Cadiz, and one of
them, of great ko;ttli, goes over nil the particulars
that Ltd come to the knowledge of the writer, and
some of which had already reached this country.
A few new points are, however, toochet'. upon, and
among. them it is asserted, that the life of General
O'Dmo.:el was attempted by assassination ; we pre-
SUMO during the commotion. It it also stated, that
a very considerable sum had laecu subscribed at Ca-
d:t, in order to carry the objects of the conspiracy
into effect. Almost the whole of the troops were in
favour of the new Conaitution, and it appears to be
true that General 0 Donne', in the first instance,
appeared to favour the views of the disaffected.
Whether his inteotions were or were not misinter-
preted at Madrid, it sec-ms dear that he received a
letter from Ferdinand the Vllth, shortly bet Ore the

revolt, in which he was charged improperly with
being a traitor. As an inducement to return to
their dloy, O'Llutinel pri;ruist d the soldiers, that
they sho,,,d not be s...nt to the ('ninnies.
Tie lii,triet Orders recently isiutil by Major-
r.,l Bt ng, bum the I Icad•Quatters, l'onte-
tili • c, that I,ersons have circulated, or utti limed
to c,:e‘aiat2,l itp.r:: of a political and nil., !:ievotiti
tritw Li* among, tat, plivi.tes of
he S it rte :ntnt, Lot that tip • papery were
to tlot-.. C(ioni:ol,!'mg ()Ricer. fir J.
kis ofko ii a rewv.ril of tea gi,iticaa, to ;My
tion-eotnnik•iontil nth..„•r, drititior, or Siii. er, upon
every e•ntriuius, Liy their eviitacc, of any pcisott
or laa sons guilty of the utlence, oral the Major-
C neral doubts nut that a reairacatal reward Will
be added.