The National Register.
London, England, 1819-07-04 00:00:00

E.1116,?All0N.

" A t a nnmemtis Meeting of the late Ten: ntio on the estate of the
blarquis and slarcbioness of Stettin-if, in the county of !induce-
how, and their friend*. heiti at tho Slither-
/andshire. on. the tut' June. tit t 9
_ .

'• It was unan ituously Ilesol‘ral,—.t.'l'hat from the peculiar end
hard situation of the tenants. who ha7e begin removed from thciz
farms on the estate of Sutherland, they have felt themselves
under the goievuto neceoity of forming a rolutiuu to abandon
their native nowitry, and to emigrate to America.
•• t. Tina baling in general dtstitute of moray to support them
at home, even for a short period, they are compelled to hater
their deputised, io order to save the lamal rem mint of their ef.
frets. to enable dam er.rounter. the wady difficulties and hard •
ships latch ditty clearly turesee await them ;. and that aurnhert
of thus* will• not be able to moister 116 111111.11 money as will ?ay
their pasiogo to America. In these circumstance, many of them
a ill tied it impracticable to get a variety of atatten settled ante.
erdent to their depa • . For this purpose, and also fur dm
gerund benefit of their iLlAted brethren. theinselves„arrid their.
relations its Sutlieiland..iutti in forriga countries,. they shall, and,
do now, form tisamatrives into a society, to he called the Seal.cr-,
1 .1 JPia Trims•Allitaile Friendly Ainnactution,".

FROM LAST .wcars GAZlffrre,
RANKREPTCY ENLARMID.

....... - . .....
J. &ratted, Serotiby, Nottingham. from July is, to Aug. 11.
BAN II HU PTt' lES SU PE lISE DE D.
J. Snow, Swarkestone, Derby, and R. Wilkins,. Staunton
laivstan. Timber merchants.
RANKRMYTS.
J. Lewis, Ithirtley. Worceater..hors: dealer.
J. Marshall, York Place. Widworth, merchant.
J. Cullman, Chaos. coal-merchant.
J. Phillips. Littleton,. Worcester, paper maker.
J. Leslie. Lower Thames Street, merchant.
11. J. Reynolds, Peterborough, dealer.
K. Pentiiiiim,, Peterborough, haberdasher.
J. Mort, Halton, Lancaster, cotton manufacturer.
J. Smith, l'arliatneit Street. tailor.
It. Cronibie, Chelsea. victualler.
K. Boor, Artillery Place, merchant.
D. Southern, Streatham. Surrey. baker.
T. H. Hirst. Dean Street. Canterbury Square, oil merchant.
W. Lovc. it hipping Sodbury, Gloucester. grocer.
'l. ctrl W. Beari/sall, Workoap, dealers.
'l'. Waller. 'Prenßuun, Stafford, potseller.
C. lairo. Wakedeld, York. grocer.
J. Gamly, Liverpool, merchant.
11. Dodd, Oxford Street, engineer.
DIVIDENDS.

July 21,J. Masten, Dartford, Kent, grocer-44, T. liarman„.
Wisbeach.Canibridge, Ifrrenelraper-30, J. Johnson, Liverpool,
mcrehant-24, R. Markey. 31iumliester, stationer-27, S. Brown
and T. 11. Scott, St. Mary at Hill, merchants-27. S. White.
Turahani Green, kliddloiex, victualler-2i, S. Smith, Saint
Martin's Lane, shoemaker-4. J. Watam, Brooke, Norfolk,
jobber-2n, J. Nash, Wotton under Edge, Gloucester, currier—
la, I'. Tay WIN:MI.Ord, grocer-44, W. Bragge, llothtibithe
Wall, shipwright--24, W. Haddam Clement's Lane, Lombard
Street, tea dealer-24, 'l'. Chapman, I.ittlebury dills, L ex,
mealman--44. W. Handley, Strewn en Ic Field, Derby, miller
--Si, J. Howley, Willow Street. Bankside, coal merchant-24..
J Ansell, Carshalton, Surrey, paper maker-27, J. Tayler, Li-
verpool. merchant—? 4, E. Cellinson, Crooked Lane, oil met-
merchant-24, G. Anbell, C'arshalion, Surrey, calico printer-
-24, Ehrenstroni, Sets Court, Fencluirch Street, merchant-
-24, B. and E. Adams. Bucklersuard,. Southampton, shipbuilder;
—24. J. Reay, Mark Lane, wine merchant-24, M. and .1..
M•Donnell and J. Bushell, Broad Street. merchant-4, S.
Lord, Sutton, Suney, innkeeper—r), W. Burn, Exeter, draper
—3'l, J. and E. 11. Tuckett, Iltistol, grocers-24, J. Ball,
Watling Street, straw hat manufacturer.
C E ICH FICA TES to be brnaltetl July 24.
J. 'noon, Cannon Street Road, builder—R. Pierce. Exeter.,
done inallon—J. Head and J. Hellyer, St. Mary Pill, Eastchear,
mercharts—W. Clancy, (111r1 Broad Street, provisio3 merchant—
T. Turk, Newgate Market, butcher—E. Whitcomb, St. Nicho-
las. Woraeeter, baker—.l. R. Saxby, Hawkhorst, Kent, hop
merciums—G. A. Cohen, St.. Swithin's I.ane,
Whitton, Kingston uyon Hull, merchant—B. Fletcher, Burnley„
Lancashire, plumber—T. Taylor, lkistol, tobacco dealer—J..
Foulerton, Upper Radford Place, Bloomsbury Square, merchant,
Flactiun, Barwick Street, Soho. jeweller—G. Channer,,
Sutton, Middlesex, merchant—J. Kitchingman,Ctitesion Street..
merchant—J. and H. U. Owens, Great Si, lisle:is, Bishopszate
Street, merchant.

Vuce

Bank Stock
3 per cal. 63
3 per Cent Cont. 75i
3i per Cent. 73f
4 per Cent. 8.
5 per Cent. N.Avy
Lon; Amt. 18 1-16

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

Lonoon.
SUNDAY, JULY 4„
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DEIEAT OF GENER.4I. MACGREGOR.

" PORT ROV A J.% M ATCA ,Ni A Y 19.

" Porto Hello is retaken, and Mlkegor's farce dust' oy—
ed. Oii the Ist of ki.sy early in the mm ning, the Spaoi•li
General. I lore made a general attack oil Polito Hello, mi 4
succeeded on evert• point, 1, the utmost extent, without
loss, and almost without opposition ; the whole of M'Gre-
goes people being killed, w did, or made prisoners,
with the exception of about t we's e. who, with M'Criegor,
swam uaked to the ships in the offing, and escaped.•'

[From the Jamaica Courant of slay
Dv the arrival of the Sspithire we learn, that a force,
comisting of from 1.000 to ',TOO men, commanded by Gen.
Hose, proceeded from Panama to Porto-Bello on the vith ult.
On the morning of the Ist intd. they suddenly assailed the town,
while the Independent forces were in their beds. Gen. Mac-
gregor with considerable difficulty escaped out of a window t'.o.
feet in height, with nothing on but his shirt ; and for the prmer-
vation of his life proceeded to the beach and plunged into the
sea end swam to a schooner, from whence he was conveyed to
the brig limo. During the contest about 100 men were killed
and wownded. and General I aspez and Colonel O'Hara hut their
Lives, the forma before be was out ttf bed. About 3t4.)

JULY 4.

and 7n officers at the Independent tmopa acre made Owners,
and marched to Panama. not more than it men having escaped.
The Independent aquadreu fled florn the harhour of Porto-
llcllo during the consternation.
A second amo.int furnia;les the undermentioned informs-

Lion

.....
The attack of Porto-Bello was made at break of day, on the
the 50th ult.. during a thunderstorm ; and only about a m ozen
men e,caperl ; among %limn acre Cmilontl Johnson and Ensign
; omit of them got on hoanl the Independent mquadron.
Colonel O'Hnra was shot thmugh the lunge, and expired three
drys after. The fort was well defended by Colonel Hattray,
with rbout 250 men ' • but at length he capitulated, on time condi-
tion that they should retain their arms and baggage, and be sent
to the nearest ltritish colony, in Spanish vessels. All the wound-
ed who were able to walk proceeded for Panama. Don Emanuel
Lopez. who had born appointed Governor of Porto Hello by
General l'Gregor, was beheaded by the order of Gen. note ;
and General Santa Croix named as his successor.

Extract of n letter from Porto-Bello to a gentleman in this city,
dated May 4th r—sr On the night of the 3tttli ult. the Spanish
farces front Panama, commanded by Gen. lore, marched to the
neighbourhood of this city, and during the early rest of the
morning of the tat instant assembled in the immediate vicinity,
with an intent to commence an attack its esesimittion with a divi-
sion under the command of the Getters) Santa Cameos meson-
certed between them. The arrival of this division at the poiat
of union did not take place so early as it was expected. and Gen.
lure was in consequence about to withdraw from before the
town, when the division appeared, and at 6 o'clock the united
forces marched into this city without the least opposition. The
Spanish forces ham possession of all the difkrent points at the
same moment. and the indorse «. warps, SIN. W.:16 estOttiiing
in the square. were immedattely attacked, and the greater pare
obliged to surrender. Colonel O'Hara was shot through the
lungs in two places, in endeavouring to enter the fort, and taken
i,oner ; he died on the second day in tho hospital. General
S..,sgor was in bed at die time ot. dm attack, and to effect his
escape jumped from the window into die street, ran to the water
side, and swam off to the brig. Here Governor Lopez. who oc-
cupied a room next to Macgregor's, was killed in bed. Col.
Rafter, who, with a few followers, had retired to a fort near the
botch, upoa being attacked by the Royalists, was obliged to sur-
render. The loos on the part of the Independents has been
about ter) killed and about 30 wounded. The Spaniards bat only
4 men, which may be attributed is Macgregor's beirg taiten so
completely by surprise, as there was not a single piquet-post out-
side the town. Seventy-three officers. were marched to Panama.
and Central lore, having mad* arrangements for the disposition
of his forces and security of the prisoners, returned to Panama.
by the way of Chagres. The greatest attention was shown to
the sick and wounded.
Ilia Majesty's sloop Confimice was despatched from this
port, on the night of the 3d instant. for Jamaica."
lte:urn of officers who were killed, wounded, made prisoners.
escaped, and missing :
Gen. S. Gregor Macgregor escaped; CoL O'Hara, wounded,
since dead ; Hatter. pawner; Jeltuaon. escaped; Major Bald-
win, prisoner; Brevet-Major Ross, prisoner. Captains—Acton,
missing, supposed killed; Guttenson. escaped; Condon, wound•
ed, prisoner ; Dawson, prisoner ; Nelson, prisoner ;
prisoner; O'Shaughnessey, prisoner; Trost, prisoner.; Black.
prisoner. Lieutenants—Moore, prisoner; Scarsill, prissier;
Colelsugh, escaped ; Finney. prisoner Nason, prisoner ; Dixon.
mining; :11'Bean, wounded, prisoner; Smith, wounded,
pPri-
suoer ; Graves, primmer ; Bennet, prisoner ; barley. wounded,
frivoler; Makay. missing ; Oakley, prisoner Ent:ims—l .im-
eseaped ; Playthian, prisoner ; Stewart, killed. Cadebtiutt,
wounded, prisoner. Ensigns—l hahlock, prisoner ; Bsoany,
j risoner ; Coalet, prisoner ; M'Dorild,pri,,uner ; Buoth,killed ;
ogshagan. killed ; llosard, prisoner ; Shield-4 prisoner. Sue-
geoniss-M'Donald, escaped ; Burton, prisoner. Asshtant-Sur-
geons--litnnau, prisoner ; Haslet. prisoner. Deputy Commis-
Lary-General Walker, prisoner; Assistant-Cominissary-General
Harwood, prisoner; Deputy-Assistant Commissary-General Fran-
coise, prisoner. Commissary Clerks—Ryan, killed ; Bruen,
prisonsr ; Roberts, prisoner.
alter the capture of Porto-Bello. General (lore isiued a pro-
clamation, offering to all artisans who had been made prisoners
so furnish them with the means of con ur.encing business. and
all the prisoners were humanely treated.
On the 16th ult. the brig lien), belonging to the Independent
squadron, made an attack on the fort of Chagres, but was re-
pulsed. On the 28th February, s frigates, supposed to be under
the command of Lord Cochrane, made ye attack '.ton Callao,
the sea port of Liens, but were repulsed with great loss. Subse-
quent information, however, conunitnicates accounts of the block-
ade of Callan by seven vessels bearing the Chilian flag, under the
orders of his Lordship, who was on board the frigate bareria,
which had been taken by the Independents from me Royalists
some time since. In Callao were 43 neutral vessel:, and it is
supposed that the British frigate -Isserioa, Commodore Bowler,
was also lying in that port.

BRAVE ACHIEVEMENT or TIIE BRITISH TROOPS.
Juan Griego, in Margaretta. May 21.
A despatch is just received front the President Bolivar, stating,
that 150)tritish cavalry, belonging to Colonel l'etici s tegiment.
etakr General l'aez, which had gone up the Oronoco, had at.
ticked and defeated Morillo's cavalry, consisting of 1,000, and
lad destroyed Ouu of the best of them. By the command of the
President. these men have all received the Order of Libertadorcs,
the only Order in the country, (and which only the President and
Adsnival Brion hash, for their gsllant conduct. Tito Gcorgc
Canning brought this newt, from Mc3garetta.

The following curious extract is taken from the
German• papers, dated from the Maine. As both
the scene of action referred to in this article, and
tl,e names of tae performers, are enveloped in a
kind of mystery, we shall not spoil the amusement
of our readers by attempting to mingle our own
conjectures with theirs. _

rk OM THr. MAIn r, JUNE 7.—ln a north Gerinrut eapip
tal t ity,,the differraces which had arisen between the $401,4`.
ri ign and his elitent inn appear not to he al ranged. A
person of high rank is paid to have forced his way, with his
ord drawn, lett) the study, to have attacked
the ',cepa' s present, and to have insulted an esteemed &fere.

A roomier, nri Sired from u northern Coto t, has cait.ed cre-
dit to be givrn to the repast, that a northern Pe6ver had
been applied to for assistance, to prevent the measures which
the Sovereign meant to take to prevent similar occurrences
in futon-. This event has made ats unfi•ivestrah•e impression
tin the public. The °Ricer is said not to have hitherto ob-
tained any satisfaction, which it i 3, however, ►n hisexpected
that he will, since, otherwise. very disagreimble couse-
simmers might he apprehended. The abuse and ill-treatment
h eve Nibs" tu SII often occurred, must of course b.!
ceno sill mare frc•iutnt ; still less regard will be paid to
di fat null ; and at the end, some man of hie,li sense of :s.is
naur, attacks in Ihie mama, r. and certain of obtaining na
iiii:i4action, will &vide himself AS a *Scum. It is
put ibl, quite fiticonvitible with chivalrous mid military
of lion,tr, far a Prince to Je suit. a brave man, end
then to hake sidslintoge of his-lib th to refuse aim satisfaction.