The National Register.
London, England, 1811-04-28 00:00:00

The Bath Paper we received yesterday, contains
the following article

We give the following article on the authority of a Gentleman
who has numerous connections in Holland. and 'who read to us
a letter that he has ju=t received from a capital hou,ie in London,
from winch we give this extract A Dutch Gentleman jrst
arrived from I-Tolland, brings a letter dated the !?Ist inst. from
one of the first houses there, which confirms the news of a
complete insurrection having ulcer% place from one end of Hol,
land to the other; that pOOO Fretrh have already. been made to
bite the dust; and that both the fleets in Anisieidani and Ant-
werp are in a state of mutiny."

We trust the East India fleet that sailed on
Thursday from Portsmouth, has got clear out of
the Channel : .

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 26.—The East India convoy has not
put back. The wind is inclinable to the east of north, by which
they will be able to get out of the Channel. ,
determination to support the maritime rights and
independence of that hitherto free and independent.
country.

The following article, for the 'information of the
merchants and underwriters concerned in tl:e Baltic
trade, has just been received :
" LLOYD'S COFFEE-HOUSE, Twitr.vg o'CLoctc.—The Lords
of the Cournitt,. e of the Council of Trade have received infor-
mation, from which there is reason to believe, that a Swedish
frigate, the Eurydice, is cruizing in the Baltic, under orders to
vipture ail Danish vessels."

The gallant Lieutenant-General Sir J. DOYLE,
Bart. is to hee employed, it is said, in an impor-
tant command—an abler or more gallant Officer
cannot be employed.

We find that both General WALKER and Sir
H. PotniAm, who went on a special service to Co-
tunna, have returned.

MISCELLANIES.

Accounts from Hull state, that a vessel had arrived there from
Norway, arid hrouz,ht the interigence of the desertion of the
Dutch, Norwegian, and Danish sailors, from the fleet at Ant-
werp ; and likewise that the greatest disorder prevails in the
town of Flushing and Antwerp. Several lives were lost in the
night of the 20th, and it was expected that a genera! insurrection
to a 3 about to take place in all parts of French Flanders.
The Jews in Holland are now nominated to situations of
trust. Several of them have recently been raised to the nutzis-
tr:e-v. as C-mmissioners of ~olice.

The Sir Francis Drake, Captain Harris, while cruishr off the
coast of .11va, having sent a boat's crew to examine ight
Malay prows. they enticed four of tin. men below, whom they
instantly murdered, cut nein lit quarters, and hung their man-
gled remains up in tie ,hrouds ! Captain Harris, highly ex -
asperatcd at this treacherous and cruel n-turder of four of his
brave crew, stood the :Or Fraticis Drake closer to the shore, and
fired at them till not a vestige of them was to he seen. The
whole of the cre..vs, consisting of not less than 400 of these bar-
barians, who were not killed by the shot, found a grave in the
Se 2.

It is said that the Actaeon frigate, which sailed a few days ago
for the Cape of Good Hope and India, took out dispatches from
his Majesty's Ministers for those (;overnment 3, ;:uprising them
of the critical situation of affairs between Poplin(' .nal America,
together with instructions as to the conduct to be adopted in
consequence. Similar dispatches, it ia added, have been for-
warded to our C'orm.ianders in the West Indies and at 1 Tali fax.
The 11th Light Dragoons are lying at Tavistock, Totness,
and other places io teat neighbourhood, till transports are ready
to convey them to Portugal, which will he in about six days—
They are about 81)0 strong. The 9th Light Dragoons, whose
destination was altered from Portugal to the Cape and Isle of
France, are ;rain ordered for Portugal ; they left Exeter for the
neighbourhood of Plymouth on Mondry morning. Both are
very fine regiumnts, in the highest state of order and disci-
pline.
In the Motlitrur, of the 30th of September, I 0109, there were
some official observat:ons upon the campaign in Portugal. After
alio;ing Lord Wellington fur i'norance, rashness, &c. the Ala-
niteur proceeds :—" We hope the Buglish general in the course
(j.t.lis winter 14.11 he driven iiitotivTagas,a lid forced to evacuate.
Porttivl, will be created Duke of Lisbon!!"