The National Register.
London, England, 1821-03-18 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

March T. West, Gi:iccclTureltSireet, perfumer—April
S. Sinister, Manchester, :awr in cotton twist-14, T. P. Sitar-
lock, Preston, Laacashire, music vendor-12, W. Rosser,
Berks, carpemer-7. 11. Nantes, Warnfonl Court, Throgmorton
Street, merchant-7, W. Williams and A. What:, New Rood
Street, hatters-7, W. Alston, Hcybtidge, Essax, brick maker-
7, J. Cummings, Osborne Street, Whitt:chapel, brewer-7, J.
Cook, Oakley Mills, Suffolk, miller-7, J. Ihmrite, Alhanarle
Street, wine merchant-7, W. Parker, tligh Street, 11'11M:cha-
pel, oilman-7, T. Brown, Strand, tailor-7, J. :116,Knight,
Parlhanent Street, Westminster, lumen draper-18, W. Butt,
Wedmore, Somerset, horse dealer-10, D. -Hawkins, Sheffield,
innkeeper.
CERTIFICATES to be granted April 7.
J. Snow, Swarkestone, Derby, joiner-4. Jennings, Sitting.
bourne, Kent, innkeeper—W. Shepherd, Kennington Cross,
jeweller—b. Ellis and 0. Glover, Aldersg,ate Street, drysalters—
W. Arcs, Watum, Norfolk, groCar—E. Ashley, Liverpool,
sailmaker—W. Williams and A. Whyte, New Bond Street,
hatters—ll. B. Hull, 'fltames Ditton, Surrey, maltstcr—D.
Thornton, Kirkaattai, Yorkshire, victualler—W. H. Roberts,
Albury, Surrey, paper uniker—J. Levy, New Mail, St. George
in the Eat, merchant—T, Inchbold, Leeds, York, bookseller

SOUTH ANERICA.--The following is an Extract
of a Lettex from Buenos Ayres, dated Dec. 10:
" An expres, has this moment arrived from Chili, con-
firming the 111.Wi we received two days ago of General
San Martin having, on the Ist of November, destroyed
Geueral Serna's army, of 14'00 men, near Lima, having
drawn them into an ambuscade of half Isis army, by
feigning a retreat; and leaving sonic trilling baggage,
&e. to the royal army. We heard this front the General
Gueines, Governor of Sahel, who had it from the Governor
of Atacama, near Ltma, and it was supposed the patriot
army would immediately cuter Lima, as the Viceroy had
retired to the fortresses of Callao. Official accounts are
homily expected. Our letters from Chili say nothing on
the subject, but the express who brought them informs us
that the hells were ringing %lieu. he I ift Santiago on ac-
count of the above news. The Spanish brig Lit war, with
the "Deputies, has sailed witbout busing lauded; the
Governor here refusing to treat a ith theta mass they
had powers to acknowledge lite independence of South
A suet Ica. We have peace at last with the Montoneras,
but the Indians have advanced all along the ft wilier till
aithin 30 leagues of this town, committing the must horrid
outrages. The Governor has guile out to drive them to
their pampas, and chastise them sevcrely."
Letters to the I 4th of January from Bahia state,
that the inhabitants of that- place had applied to
the governor, to know if he was willing to grant
;hem a constittition similar to that which has been
declared in Portugal; he replied, that he did not
possess the power to make any alteration in the
form of the government, but Coat he would send to
Rio Janeiro fur instructions how to act. This reply
was far from giving complete satisfaction to the
inhabitants, who slimed every disposition to enforce
the object in view before the return of the mes-
senger.
The fact relative to the apprehension of vagrants,
in St. George's parish, was stated, not as an instance
of defect in the law, but in proof of the inactivity
of the parochial police, without whose zealous co-
operation the object of the society for the suppression
of rnendicity can never be accomplished. Mr. liar-
herd stated otherfacts in proof of defficts in the law ;
for instance, difficulties the society had met with in
legally disposing of orphans, blacks, and foreigners,
who have served in the British navy and army ; and
above all, prisoners on their discharge from confine-
went, pennyless, and prone to crime.

COURSE. OF EXCI
Armtertlant, 12 9 C. F.
Ditto, at sOil, 12 6
Rotterdam, 12 10
Antwerp, 12 10
ilanildsigh, 3S 2
Amia, :is 3
Paris, 3 days' sight, 25 SO
Ditto, '2,.; 10
1101trileaus, 2.i 10
Franklin too the Aliiitie,lSG
l'etersldirgh, 94 3 U.
Vtenna, l i. Flo. 10 IS
Trieste, Et: FL). 10 15
14.01 rid, 36—Cadiz, 34
Whoa, 35--Bareclowt, 35

PRICE OA
Rank Stork
3 per Ceut. Red.
per Cent. Consols 72
3i lie, eclat.
4 i.er Celli.
• 5 rer Cent. NR% y
Low Ai u. 18 13-16

TIIE NATIONAL

EGISTER•

L 01111011.
SUNDAY, MARCH iS.

Ministers hive carried the Army Estimates,
though not without some trouble—the really pa- •
triotic side of the House forced them to a dozen
divisions one night, in order to prevent the voting
away istutotis, at an hour when the requisite exa-
mination of their necessity was impossible. The
honestest part of those who usually support the ad-
ministration, on this question forsook them, and wen
Mr. Banks voted against them, bocause in his con-
science he considered a reduction at once desirable,
from motives of necessary economy, and unattended
with risk on account of the present state of Europe.
—Still will they persist ? Is the lesson of revolu-
tions all around them; arising from the licentious
and oppressive measures of the different European
Governments thrown away upon the Cabinet of
Carlton-house? We have been frequently accused

of revolutionary inclinations—the reVerse is the fact
—we, from afro. of such an event, would willingly
prevail on the Government to forsake the path, a
persistance in 41tich must unquestionably end in
tumult and rebellion—in either entire despotism or
uncurbed licentiousness.
The motion fur a Committee to inquire into the
dangerous precedent of the introduction of the mili •
tary at the late Carlisle Election, has been carried.
Deference for the House of Commons, and its "pri-
vileges," prevents our animadversions on one of the
grossest attempts to invade the right of freedom of
Election that we remember. Lord Castlereagh,
with all his penchant for military parade and inter-
ference, did not dare to place his majority against so

plain a question regarding the right of Electors, and
the motion pissed without a diiision.

A GLoatous EVENT has taken place—the revolt
of the Picdmontese army, and the insurrection of
the whole North of Italy against the invaders of
Naples. " All Italy (says the letter whence we
draw our information) is in a flame." In the ex.'
tract which we have inserted will be found what-
ever could be learned on this most interesting
subject, from a telegraphic despatch to the French 'I
Government, which reached Paris on the afternoon
of Wednesday, and was forwarded to Lor.don by I
express.

a PARIS, March 14: 5 p. m.—The mail has left
l'aris, but the intelligence I have just received,
from the best authority, is of so decisive a character,
that I lose not a moment in conveying it to you by
express. The die is cast! The fate the Justrian
army is sealed ! ! A telegraphic despatch has been
reeeivLd by the Government annoancing that the
whole of the Piednientese troops have arisen, and
demanded a free representative constitution, requir-
ing at the same time they should be allowed to
march against the Austrians. From the necessary
conciseness and obscnrity of a telegraphic despatch,
I cannot distinctly collect whether compliance has
been refused to the first or second clause of the de-
Aland of the Piedmontese soldiery. it is imagined