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

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FROM TURSLibIY G.IZETTE.
IMNKREPTS.
J. Prentice. Hie Street, Whi!echapel. gre,:cr.
T. Ileiker. Monekton Green, I.uneablare.l,...r.ufacturer.

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T. Bromtit, DradfocoLYorle. grocer.
AV. and .1. Kilner, Hiridtler‘fiehl. merchants.
J. ibrkinbcaJ, Maechrecr, dealer.
DI VI OENITS.

Any 7..7. T. Betts, Honduras Street, 0:d Street, rectifying'
Clothier-7, 'l'. Pah:grave. Bennet Street. Blacktriars Road.
immrance broker-2n, J. Lane, Arundel. Susses, cant merchant
SAO, Graystalce Place. Fetter Lane. hnilder-7. M. and
M. C Obren. Rosa( Street, stationers-9.4. W. David-
ton, Little St. Tholllitt. Apostle. wholesaile otationer-14, C. R.
ff • Bailey. Swallowthitl, Wilts. dater-2s. J. Elliott. Snutn.
amptom currier-24, J. Mather, Manchester, joiner-23, IV.
Hodson. Manchester. cotton tr.anacturer--VB. .1. Vattx and J.
%V. Bullock, Cullum Street, City, Birmingham v.nd Sheffield
tnewlianta-214, J. Wadley, Coventry Street. flat:market. cheese-
no:tiler-9. R. Downing, Stock; ort. idnlteeper—September 4,
J. Charlet. Street. Hattna Garden, banlwarenum—l, T.
imd J. If ellimr, Bristol, merchants.

CERT! I ILATEB to be granted Aug.
J. S. Jorder. Birmingham. dealer—C. Pettit. Itirming'nen,
glover—T. Stunt. Aron Street. Cosayell Street. carpet nialutlic.
rarer—J. Bae.ow. Balton Ic loots. Lane:whim, druggist—S.
Aideragnte Street, plumber—W. Stubbs. Leek. Staffiud.
Lirtholder—J. Lamb. Great James Street, Bedford Row.
Withingtor. Clement's Lane, City, broker—E. Yandall,
Hoddeadon. Herta, eon: dealer.

Extract of a letter from Nevis, dated 28th June:
" A v"ry fine Spanish brig, laden with brandy and
wine, has been captured by the Constitution priva-
teer, of 18 guns and ew men, and carried to Dog
Island, where the vessel and cargo hare been sold
to some merchants in St. Bartholomew for 10,000
dollars. The Canstantia and Constantia Junior,
two small schooners reported to have been fitted out
at St. Thomas's, on their first cruize, fell in with a
Spanish ship of 18 guns. A severe conflict took
place, when the privateers were driven off with the
Less of all their officers and the greatest part of their
crews. The Jane, Cux, of Bristol, arrived here
resterflay, in 30 day:. In lung. 40 spoke a large
brig of 18 gum, and foil of men ; they culled her
the Lady Holland Patriot privateer. When they
found what the Jane was, she was suffered to pro•
ceed without even boarding."
By the B..lvidere, Swan, arrived at Baltimore
on the :31 July, we have received advices from
Princess Ishmd, Africa, to the latter end of May.
At that time there were lying at that port a Spanisk
brig, a thr3e masted schooner, and a fine fa t sailing
schooner, all from Havannah, slaving. His Ma-
jesty's ship Tartar, Sir George Collier, hail recently
visited the island; while lying off the harbour took
two schooners belonging to the place, from the
adjacent coast, with slaves, which were sent to
Sierra Leone. No molestation was given to Spanish
vessels in port, but threatened to be considered as
goiAl prizes if found at sea with slaves on hoard, to
fze northward of the equator. The Tartar also
that previous to leaving the Gold Coast in
March, the Ashanta war had broken out again, the
King declaring that he would make no peace till the
jaw-bone of Governor Smith, of Cape Coast Castle,
should be sent to him.

We have received New Orleans Papers to the
18th of June. We regret to find in them a Pro-
clamation by the Governor of Louisiana, in which
his Excellency states, that from information he has
unfortunately received, he has reason to believe that
the yellow fever actually exists in the ports of the
Havannah and Vera Crus ; and he therefore orders,
that all vessels, whatever may be their nature or
description, arriving from the said ports, shall be
subject, previous to their being admitted into any
y,rt or harbour of Louisiana, to perform quaran-
tine

A letter from Berlin, dated July 28, states, that
as soon as Prince Hardenberg, who was then resid-
ing at his country scat, was informed of M. Jahn 's
arrest, he sent to the wife of that professor, exhort-
ing her to await with patience and resignation the
issue of the matter wherein her husband was in.
volved, and assuring her that in all events he would
take care of her and her children. The Prussian
Minister resident at the Court of Curlsrulie, M
Vurnhagen von Ense, is said to have been suddenly
dismissed ; a measure supposed to be connected with
those secret machinations which at present cause so
great an alarm throughout the Prussian monarchy.
The Madrid GaLate of Tuesday, March the 2d,
says—" A painful task has devolved upon us, in an-
nouncing to our readers, and the public, the mourn-
ful intelligence of the death of the lion. Mrs. El-
liott. This melancholy event took place at seven
o'clock yesterday evening, to the inexpressible afllic.
Lion of her own family, and the sincere regret of
every individual in the Settlement —The funeral
procession will move from the Government Gardens
this evening at five o'clock, and the interment take
place in St.-Alary's Church.

LOSS OR THE BOAT CONTAINING TILE SVKII
POST.—A boat coming from Portree to Broadfurd,
was upset on Friday se'nnight, during u squall.
There were six perspns on board, allot whom were
lmt: among then was the pot-post, who had ...-one
on board, proliali.y to save himself the trouble of
walking the distance. Tlq, mail-bugs are totally
lost. Fire of the boelies wEi;?, thrown ashore; the
sixth is still ruhsing.

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