The National Register.
London, England, 1819-07-25 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES to be granted Altg. to.

I'. Winstenley and W. C. Cmle. l.i%erprnJ, auctioneers—T.
(uJilney. Clappenham, Wiltshire, clothier— .I. Nlollison and W.
Archdeacon, Canon Street. eallencleren—J. Cameron, Manehess
ter, merchant—T. Ball, Werford, Smnersetsbire, woulstapler—
P. G. Williams, Prince's Surer, St. 3taryltbone, painter.—J.
K night, Parliam.mt Street. linendrarer—.l. Garland. Aus-in-
t'riars, merchant—H. ,t,ndersen. Walying.. sail maker—T. Tar-
ter, LeaJenhall Street. master marintr—W. Flint, Olds
Bailey. printer—H. and IL Sutherland, hirmin,,Mam. gun makers
--J., F., C., and .1. IPA-hauls, jun.. Ntartin's Lane, City. nier-
chams—L Bectctt and J. ltobcrts, ,:ilver Street, IVueil Street,
Lictors.

The last has been an important week at the Stock
Excbange, having included the settlement of the Ingest
account and the most extensive series of time bareatas
perhaps ever know). Dining the last few days of the
accaunt, the „rut .subject of anxit ty at the Stuck Ex-
change has been to determine on which side the pre-
ponderance lay, and nbether thogreater number of tittle
argains had been effected bye the buyers or the sellers
for the day of settlement ; as opinion• varied either way,
the price of stock rose or fell. but the market was ma-
naged witit sa much skill, that until Friday, which was
settling day, it was far from being generally known that
the sellers for the account, as we anticipated last week,
had speculated too extensively, and sold stuck to a 4111.01
greater extent titan they were able to deliver. The
amount of stock demanded cannot be av:ertaineel ; I:ut
as many of the principal bankers, there being 110 conti-
nuation early iu the account, bought for time rather than
for moors., and would necessarily claim its. transfer on
the day of settlement, it must have been. enormous. The
strength of the party was strikingly manifested in the
quantity of stuck delivered at Friday, but it was still so
inadequate to the claims upon them, that on Saturday
morning notices were posted up at the Stock Exchange,
demanding stock not then delivered, to the extent of
nearly half a toil:ion in Consuls. In the coarse of the
day, by great exertions. a large portion of this was- pro-
% ided for, and arrangements were made, as is said, for
earryine the remainder forward to Tuesday next. The
dernand created for money-stock by this peculiar state of
the market was so areal, that it bore a hialter price than
for the August account by. i per cent. The general im-
provement. however, in the ;trice of the funds was less
than this demand %Tolld of itself have profiteer! ; his
their advance was checked by the large sales for the
August ace tunt,•maJe by the party endeavouring to ale-
press the fiusds, and whica appear to haae been transact-
s chieffy with a view to assist in the settlement of their
present di /tames- The casualties attendant on the
close of this account have been very few: a merchant
of some respectability early in, the week declared his in-
ability to pay his dtterences on his shoe bargains,
amounting to between S,OOOl. said 9,0001. ; aanl a per-
sofs re‘iding. we belies e, at the west end of the town,
and formerly of great property. is said to have left his
brokers answerable far a stint exceeding 30,(1)01. lam the
Stock Exchange some embarrassments have taken place,
but only in one instance to a very material extent ; and
in all, we understand, they have proved of such a ua-
Sure as to admit of being privately adieu:ed.

Ts. NATIONAr. ItVGISTEIt.

IREL.IND.
DUBLIN, il/LY 191
DINWEII TO GENETAL n'Evratati.

The dinner to be given to our giistingui,litcl countryman, Ceti.
D'Evetaux. of the Saudi American Pants* Serviec, will take plate
tltis (lay at Monison's. It will be (»e ot %helmet splendid and moat
tistnerousty, as well as respectably attended, that was ever given
in Dublin on toy tiurncr (erasion. 'rite patriotic and truly Jibe•
ral Irishman, Lord Clotteurty, will take the Chair Among the
invited guests is the Ibex. Nir. Shepherd, of Liverpool, w:to hap
pens to be now in Dublin, a gentleman highly dbunguished for
his tdetits and public spirit, whose eloquence has been frequently
exerted cat public meetin‘ns in Liverpool, to support the cause of
civil and religious liberty
The following are collies of the letter of invitation, and the
General'► alltiller

Morrison's, Nassamstreet, i;th .►uly. 1419
Sip,—The Irish Friends of South American Independence re-
quest the honour of your company at a public dinner. on Mon-
day, the 19th instant.
They see anxious to offer you this humble testimony, not only
of the sen►e they entertain of the etntracter you have acquired. but
of thew ant.cipation that your future services will prove alike
valuable to your cause, and honourable to your o+•n country.
I have the honour to be. Sir,
Your mot t obedient faithful servant,
(Signed) DANJEL OTONNELL.SOC.
To Jlajor•General D'Evercux, &c.
A4II,WER.

ilroshtinv's•hotcl,July 17, !Al%
Juan IYlLvereux. de la Orden del Libertador,. Mayor-Geller:a
del exercito de la Republica de Venezuela. y Nueva Granada,
y Commandarte de hi LegiGn &c.
have the honour of your letter. conveying to Inc an in.
vittuion of the Irish friends of South Auturican Independence to a
public dinner on Monday next:
I accept the invitation with the liveliest feelings of respect and
gratitude townols those gendelues who thin manifest the intereA
they take in the cause of the New World t fiT it is to the merits
of this cause alone I must considur myself indebted fur so distal.
'uished :In honour.
To render my future 'exertions valmaile to South America,
and serviceable as well as honourable to my country, will by my
study and my teratiuon.
I have the honour to be, Sir,
Your obedient and humble servant,
To D. O'Connell, Ks+ (Signoil) .luHN I v Lax x.