The National Register.
London, England, 1819-09-05 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

I'. Hudson, Armlty, near Leeds, clothier.
W. Haynes, Lowestoft. Suffolk. fhb merchant.
W. Webster and J. Yates, Bolton lc AluJrs, Lancashire,
ironmongers.
J. Gray, Wardour Street, Soho, baker.
S. Nevile. Leeds, York, flour faller.
J. Yates, Burnley. Lancashire, money scrivener.
6—Johnson, Manchester, linen draper.
A. Hodgkinson, Heath Charnock, Lancaster, cotton nianu-
fac .urer.
E. Marsden. Bolton le Moors. Lancashire, cabinet maker.
ht. Trokes. Liverpool. nrrehant.
%V. leach. Clithero, Lancaster, cotton manufacturer.
11. Watson. Bolton le Nloois. Lancashire, druggat.
P. Holland. South Illyth, Northumberland, siapbuilder.
A. Head, Loser tirosvenor Street, Hanover Square. wine m•r.
chant.
A. If art.. Little Alic Street. Goodman's Fields, navy agent.
W. Doion, Alanet,e,ter, c. leo printer.
W. BTUViII, Leadvnliall Mt.tket, fishmonger.
. _ _ DIVIDENDS.

Ferk.mb,,,,, 27. J. rozez:z...-.1. pysty.s, rualtsterass.2s. J. Wadley,
Coventry Street, Haymarket, eheerremonger—tH. T. Earl, King
tton.upon-Ttames, Dealer-25,.1. Jackson, Easingwold, York.
merchant-25, J. E. Thomas. Beading, Berks. grocer—Y. 5. W.
Davis. Ulven.totr, Lancaster, ironmonger—VS, P. Dussard.
b..ck Street, Cavendish Schap?, milliner—VS, J. llotson. 011
City. Chambers, merchant-28. T. Mitchell. Cowick, York,
linen draper-25. T. Blinks. Southampton Street, Bloomsbury.
craw hat manufacturer-25, R. Thomas, Northumberland
Court, strand, dealer—V7, C. L. Sparkes, Soutbberstcd. Sutex,
shopkeeper—YB, J. Mayer, Camomile Street, merehant—Oet.
J. Pritchard, Bristol, merchant-1, T. Pallister. York, currier—
I, J. Mercer. Grays.oneley, Lancaster, lime burner-30, E.
Joseph and W. Hughes. Winchester Sneer. merchants-9.
J. and J. Binns, Love, Cornwall, ba,,kers-3, J. Nyc, Tun-
b.idge, baker.
IL Etat FICATES to he granted Sept. 2,5.
E. Lush, Snerborae, Dorset. linen draper—U. N. Innen and
G. Dwell. Long-Acre. oilmen—W. P. Watts, titisport. s,ctual-
ler—G. E. Phillips, Plymouth, saddl, r.

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!Sank S•oek
. !Tr ten'. 7:1
3 per Cent. Cob'. 711
ty pri Cont. 1411
4 per Cent. 011
5 per Cent. Navy 1051
Long Auu.

TIIF; NATIONAL REGISTER.

L 00011,
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5.

The length at which we huve given the procee,!-
ings at the Westminster Meeting prevents our
observations on them further than the expression of
our fervent hope and confident reliance that the sen.
timents there declared will be reciprocated ut simi.
lar Meetings through every town and county in the
kingdom.

A requisition for a Court of Common Council,
upon the subject of the late proceedings at Man-
chester, was presented to the Lord Mayor, about 11
o'olock on Thursday, to which his Lordship pro.
mised an answer on the same day or early the ne:.t.
morning. Some of the Aldermen were summoned
to his Lordship's councils, and met at the Mansion-
house at two o'clock on Friday, afternoon ; the re-
sult of which was, the transmission of a letter from
his Lordship to one of the gentlemen of the depots-
t:on, about 4 o'clock statang that his Lordship, con•
fin-inably with their requisition, had directed a Court
of Common Council to be summoned for Thursday
next, the Bth inst. at the usual hour.—A similar re-
quisition, couched in precisely the same terms, and
signed by nearly 100 Liverymen, was also presented
to his Lordship on Friday morning, fur the purpose
of obtaining a meeting of the Livery in Common
Hall, to which his Lordship returned for an-
" that he should take time to consider of it."

sorer,

The following are extracts from the French Pa-
pers of Tuesday last
:
PARIS, AUGUST 3 1 .—The physicians have declared
that all interv.il of 15 day, may yr t (lapse before the de-
livery of the Duche,s dr Berri ; nevertheless, couriers
hate received orders to hold yes its readiness, to
set oil with the news of this happy event.

Ou the 7th inst. a frigate of the royal marine sided
from Naples, having on hoard the body of Charles IV.
lan. King of Spain. This frigate is bound to Gait's, to
take on boars! the mortal remains of the Queen Maria
Louisa of Spain. She will then proceed to Aliemt,
from whence the bodies will be conve;ed su the Royal
Cemetry of the Escurial.

SEPT. S.

Tbe wolves begin again to exercise their ferocity in C.A.
well-wooded environs of the town of Aitomie. Iu
the night of the 23d or this month two of these carni-
vorous on:irked a little boy at Villiers.h.s.pots,
and another at Tillettay, who we►e watching their mas-
ters' horses in the pastures of these• committies. Ibe
former of tliesechildren, who was sleeping, rolled up
his cloak, was dragged the Macioce of about 200 ptees;
but in consequence of the cries of his comrades, who
were also watching horses, he escaped with only a s'ight
W(111m1. The other child, while sleeping in the ninlsi
of five nr 5,5 other children, was seized by a she-wol,
and dragged too yards, nor did s'..e let hint go mild she
found lierstif attacked by dogs and melt. The child
was Severely wounded.
A letter from Madrid states, that I)on Louis de Odis
was expected in that capital about the 15th or Guth of
this month.

BATREUTII, AUG. 1g —A private letter states—" It
is not proitabie that the pubic n•ill ever obtain a detailed
Litowledge of the questions which hive been discover!
at Carlsbad. DJ not expect that any official declaration
whatever mill be made by the Ministers on the object of
their conferences : they only concerted, but withaut any
formal deliberations or deci,ions."

Extract of a letter from New York, date,l 2-111
July :—" By letters from Buenos-Ayres, under date
of the May, we learn, that the Minister of
Chili had officially notified to N. NV. Strong,Esq. act-
ing as American Consul at Buenos Ayres, that the
coast of Peru was blockaded by the navel force of
his government. This act bears date, St. Jago,
April 20."

By aarices from New York it is stated, that Lord
Cochrane has taken an American vessel, the Monte-
zuma schooner, of Baltimore. The cause of this
capture is not given, but it is supposed for a,vinla-
tion of his blockade of the west coat of South
America.

The Patriot frigate Cnriazo had sailed from Bue-
nos-Avres in May to join Lord Cochrane off Lima.
The Horatio ve• remained in port under the Ame-
rican flag, and was commanded by Captain Skinner.

Letters have been received from the Cape of Good
Hope of 9.(ith May, with enclosures to a late date
front Ceylon, where tranquillity was in so great a
measure restored, that all the troops which had been
sent there fr. in India had returned. The naval
store-slip, Mk, Captain t 1 illiam Ilarrisen, arrived
at the Cape of Good Hope, from Cork, the middle of
May, and was to proceed immetikitely to the island
of Ceylon. The free triolers, Langton and Maiskrs,
were at the Cape the same time; these ships have
on hoard dztachments of the 45th regiment, to be
stationed at the above island. The Dauntless man
of war, Eion. Capt. Cordon, was at the Cape of
Good Hope the middle of May, having on board
Major-General Sir Ettware Barnes and suite, for
Ceylon. Lieut.-Col. Wright, Royal Engineers, wits
also at that place, on his way to assume the command
of the Royal Engineer Department at that colony.
It is stated that Lieut -Gen. Sir R. Brawurigg, at
present Governor of Ceylon. will return to f.ng,land
as soon as Major-General Sir E. Barnes arrives at
the island. It is also reported at the Cape of Good
Cope, that Lord Dalhousie, at present Governor of
Nova Scotia, is to succeed Lord Charles Somerset at
the former colony. 'Hie Prince Frederick, Dutch
ship or war, of 80 guns, is now at Symon's.bay,
Cape of Good Ilope, with Gen. Amines on hoard,
front Batavia. and a valuable cargo of spices from
that island. She proceeds shortly to Holland.
By the last Quebec papers it appears, that on the
25th of July a public meeting was convened, fur the
purpose of establishing a Society, under the title of
the Quebec Emigrant Society, (in connexion and
correspondence with those already existing, or which
may be formed hereafter in those provinces), for the
purpose of affording employment, information, and
assistance, to destitute settlers in Quebec and its
neighbourhood. Certain resolutions were immedi-
ately entered into, and the Society was regularly
constituted.

IJp to the 30th July, 8,123 settlers had arrived
at Quebec from Great Britain, this year.
Extract of a letter dated Lytham, near Preston,
Sept. I. This morning I have witnessed the
me ancholy spectacle cf a shipwreck. 'the vessel is
the Albion, bound from Antigua to London. The
captain of the ship, with five sailors and three pas.
sengers, have been drowned. The latter were a
Mr. Nicholls, with his two daughters, whom he was
bringing to England to receive their education."
Letters received in the city from Port-au-Prince
Mate, that Gen. M`Gregor had gone away is the
ship Hero, belonging to a house in London; that he
took advantage of the captain being on shore, and
had proceeded to sea. The captain had departed to
Jamaica, to lay the whole proceeding before Sir H.
Popham, and to beg that he would detach a cruiser
in search of Sir Gregnr.