The National Register.
London, England, 1821-11-25 00:00:00

SOUTH AMERICA,

Letters from Rio de Janeiro to the 29th of Sep-
tember, received by way of Jersey, contain the fol-
lowing intelligence :

" We learnt 50111 C days ago that General San Martin had
entered Lima at the point of the bayonet, and that the scarcity
of provisious had previously become so great within the city, that
American Hour sold at one hundred anti twenty dollars the barrel.
This news is confirmed by letters front Buenos Ayres hiought by
the sloop Samuel, in 14 days from that •ilacc, where it was
brought by a messenger across the Cordil.eras. The Bloisom
sloop and the Ikaver brig of war have Arrived, to reinforce the
squadron on this station. It appears that the news trout Lima
will prevent the Aurora frigate from doublim,' Cape Horn, and
that the voyage both of that vessel and of the Alacrity has been
ountermanded. The rlotgiana will return immediately to her
c-uise off the coast of Africa.

.* The trench frigate Antigone has been in our port for some
time past, where she is expecting the arrival of the two other fri-
gates of sixty guns each, built on the new model.
This Government is putting under re2air the ship of the
line Vasco de Game, for the convcrince of sonic families to
Portugal. t.the ;mixers to he even in a worse condition than La
Rainha, which suited trout hence about a month ago.
.• We 'At j:oy line a free press, and new minting establishments
arc funning. Our laws are the same us those tuaue by the Cortes.
The Prince Regent watches with care over their administration.
One of the juclgts who lately permitted an arrest without previ.
misty signing the warrant end subjecting the witnesses to an ex-
, animation has ben cashiered, and all the influence and inter-
vessMns of his friends have nut been sufficient to obtain his par-
don from the Prince."

BRITISH COMMERCE IN THE LEVANT.

The following appeared on Thursday on the board
at Lloyd's :

Eatract of R letter from John Cartwright, lisq
his Majesty's Consul. General tor the Ottoman do-
minions, to Mr. Liddell, Secretary to the Levant
Company :
" Constantinople, Oct. 10, 1821.
" I am happy to be able to say that the communication inside
by Captain Hamilton, of his Majesty's ship Cambrian, reported
in my last letter, has had ttie desired effect.
" Our vesseis which nave since faiien in with tile insurgent
ships have butt treated wait due respect."
• V.z. a threat to treat such Greeks ai pirates who should re-
bottle to eCtik:li BE1:614 mac:lain ships,

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FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAAETTE.
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BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
J. Brander and J. Barclay, Size Lane, merchants.
J. P. and W. Firmstone, Sedgley, Staffordshire, iron masters.
J. Weston, Tenterdcn, Kent, printer.
N. Temple, Fleet Street, wine merchant.
BANKRUPTS.
N. Temple, Fleet Street. wine merchant. Solicitors, Messrs.
Bartlett and Co. Nicholas Lane.
T. Elliott and S. Haslock, Northampton, boot and shoe
manufacturers. Sol. Mr. Carter, Royal Exchange.
J. Dobell, Cranbrook, Kent, carrier. Sods. Messrs. Allisioa
and, Co. Freeman's Court, CornhilL
H. Byass, Rayleigh, Essex, surgeon. Suls. Messrs. Milne
and Co Temple.
T. Whatley. Batcombe, Somerset, shopkeeper. Sol. :Mr.
Dyne, Lincoln's Inn.
ft. Warner, Huntingdon, ironmonger. Suds. Messrs. Egan
and Co. Essex Street, Strand.
J. Whitehead, Hanley, Staffordshire, merchant. Sol. Mr.
Wright, remple.
J. Dentith, Liverpool, silversmith. Sol. Mr. Wheeler, C:..stle
Street, Holborn.
R. Mumby, Glamford Briggs, Lincolnshire, mercer. Sal.
Mr. Mason, New Bridge Street, Blackfriars.
T. Dobson and G. Thompson, Darlington, Durham, mercers.
Sods. Messrs. Perkins and Co. Gray's Inn.
J. Sanders, Coventry, auctioneer. Sol. Mr. Coombe, Coptlii:ll
Court.
A. Ricotta, Brook Street, Holborn, looking glass manmac.
Cuter. Sol. Mr. Jones, New Inn.
J. D. Beaumont, Maidstone, Kent, upholsterer.
Messrs. Dickinson and Co. Swithin's Lane.
%V. Wild, Sheffi.tld. merchant. Sol. Mr. Blakeloek, Str.
geant's Inn.
J. Clark, Commercial Place, Commercial Road, ship owner.
Sol. Mr. Simpson, Fen Court, Fenchurch Street.
11. Ilieket, Shureditch, grocer. tots. Messrs. Amory anti
Cu. Throgmorton Street.
B. Winch, sen. Ilawkhurst, Kent, farmer. Sods. Nlesus.
Gregory and Cu. Throgmurton Street.
DIVIDENDS.
Dec. 10, J. Palmer, Itugeley, Stafford, butcher-15.J.Green.
Oxtord Street, smith-4, It. Cullen and J. Pears. Cheaps:de.
factors-15, D. Anderson, Billiter Lane, merchant-24, J. and
J. Wood, Wakefield, York, dyers-211, W. Kershaw, Halifax,
York, merchant— S. W. and J. Gratix, Manchester, calico
printers-13, M. Vaughan and C. Appleton, Liverpool, s!raw
bonnet manufacturers-17, F. Fsnton, Sheffield, merchant—ls,
H. Bolingbroke, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, merchant—is, 0.
Watts and W. Bush, Bristol, eolourmen— 15, J. Taylor, Shore •
ditch, corn chandler-IS, J. Packer, Painswick,Gloucesters!iire,
clothier-17, It. Bartholomew, Basildon, Berks, farmer-1 :,
Reed, Bermondsey, corn dealcr-15, W. Ittown, Sutton at Hone,
Kent, sheep dealer—15, T. Sedgwick, Clentent's Lane, men:bit:A
—l5, J. David, Threadneedle Street, merchant-1 ;, J. Danill
and %V. Sharpies, Liverpool, merchants—ls, J. Bourke, Albe-
marle Street, Piccadilly, wine merchant-19, J. Matti ews,
Coventry, ribbon manufacturer-17, F. Jeffs, Coventry, shop-
keeper-15, 0. Owen, New Bond Street, tailor-15, J. Pefliurit,
Cranbrook, Kent, draper—Jan. It, J. and 11. Birnimg-
ham, drapers-5, W. Bennett, Lawrence Pountney Hill, fet
dealer.
CERTIFICATES to be granted Dec. 15.
IL Marshman, Love Lane, cloth factor—W. It. Goedluck,
Leigh Street, Burton Crescent, broker—P. llamelin, Belrticr.t
Place, Vauxhall, plasterer—S. Sackett, Bermondsey Wall,
shipwright—J. Lund and J. Walsh, Blackburn, Laneasiiire,
cotton manufacturers—J. !trough, Weston upon Trent, Staf-
fordshire, tailor—J. H usson, Bath, haberdasher—J. Offir, Bat:1-
wick, Somerset, slater.

The Second Report of the Lords, on the Silk and
%Vine Trade, has been published. The former t,f
these trades the Committee think deservirg the at-
tention of the Legislature, and in support of this
opinion they state several interesting circumstances.
The quantity of silk used in France, in which coun-
try the silk manufacture stood so high, was, up to
1812, under 2,000,0001b5. a year, while the quan-
tity paying duty, used in England, averaged for the
last three years more than that amount. On the
subject of the wine trade, the Committee state, that
a considerable diminution has taken place fir some
years past in the importation of tiireign wines, 1)13
they do not venture to recommend any material al-
teration in the present system of duties, until some
disposition is evinced by the French Govcrnmentt to
concede something in favour of British manuf►c-
tures.

Cadman, the unfortunate young man who was
executed with the other individuals on h.y
morning last, was occupied for a length of time :le
night prior to his execution in writing a letter to his
wife, who is now in the female side of the prison,
Newgate. She is a fine-looking fi:male, about 21
years of age. Ever since the fatal hour that robbed
her of her husband tears have not ceased to flow
copiously, and she is in a most pitiable state. Her
husband requested the favour of Mr. Baker to
deliver it soon after. It was couched in the most
affectionate terms, and the style and language of the
composition reflected credit on the talents of the
writer. During the time she was reading it, we
understand, she was frequently interrupted by ex.
essive grief old phrenzy.
ANCIENT Cots.—On Tuesday morning, while
some workmen were excavating the floor of a shop
in the Overgate, Dundee, they found a number of
crowns, halt-crowns, and shillings, of the reigns of
Elizabeth, James, and Charles the First The must
of them are considerably corroded ; but upon somt,
the face of the royal maid is plain ; and on others,
the kingly pedant and his untiirtunate successor hre
represented• upon horseback, wearing the diadem,
and ►with a drawn filehion in their hands. Theim-
pressions are well struck ; but the edges are extremely
rugged. As the house in which they were found is
of no antiquity, it is supposed that some cautious
citizen may have deposited them wider ground to
save them from the grasp of Cromwell's saints, when
their leaguer of Dundee terminated in the slaughter
of many of her defenders, and the giving of• her
riches as a prey to the spoiler.

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COURSE OF EXC
Amsterdam, 12 15 C. F.
Ditto, at sight, 12 12
Rotterdam, 12 18
Antwerp, 12 3
Hamburg!), 33 I
Altona, S 8 1
Paris, 3 days' sight, 25 70
Ditto, 20 0
Bourdeaus, 20 0
Frankfort on the Maine, 157
Petersburg!), Si 3 U.
Vienna, Er. Flo. 10 22
rieste, Ef. Flo. It) 22
51adrid, 36—Cadiz, 36
Ililboa,3sl—Barcelona,3si

!ANGIE, Nov. 23.
Seville, 33;,—Gibraltae,301
Leghorn, 47—Genoa, 431
Malta, 45—Venice, 27 60
Naples, 394—Lisbon, 51)
Oporto, 30—Bahia, 52
Rio Janeiro, 47
Palermo, 118
Dublin, per cent.
Cork, 9 per Cent.
Foreign gold in bars,3l. 17s
101 d. per oz.
New Doubloons, 31. 13s. 6d.
New Dollars, 4s. 9d.
Silver in bars,standard, 4s
11d.

' STOCKS.
(Minium 0.
Imp. 3 per Cent.
India 13nruls 71
India Stuck 234
Exchequer lidh 54. p►em.
Cons. tor Ac. 78{
Lottery Tickets Xe 4 Itte.