The National Register.
London, England, 1819-12-05 00:00:00

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avidity in France. When some of these spendthrifis
return, we see all the showy colours of the butterfly
displayed in females, and all the tricks and attitudes
of a French barber are open to full view, by the '
dandy youths (or exquisites), Frenchified in prac.
time and, I am afraid, in principle also.
" Dr. Young, in 1744, said, As we are at war
with the Power, it were well if we were at war with
the manners of France. A land of levity is a land
of guilt—a serious mind is the native soil of every
virtue, and the single character that does true ho.
noun to mankind. Bad the Doctor nary been
living, what would have been his feelings on this
subject?"

.4MEnicAN PAPERS.

BosToN, Nov. 5.—A Buenos Ayres Gazette of
the 18th of August contains a decree, forbidding
every European Spaniard to leave the country witl,..
out a special license, under the penalty of the
confiscation of his property.—A regulation on the
encouragement of privateers. All neutral vessels
engaged in the service of the Government of Spain
are to be considered as Spanish property ; privateers
are to be allowed one half the value of Spanish yes-
eels of war and transports captured and sunk at sea,
and 500 dollars for every cannon so taken. Prize.;
brought into port shall be free of duty, and a bounty
of 50 dollars allowed tbr every prisoner brought ia.
Another decree prohibits the exportation of salt
provisions and every species of grain.
A private letter from Buenos Ayres, of the 14th
August, states, that the recent change of Supreme
Director has given much satisfaction. Dun Jose
Rondeau now occupies that situation.
Nothing was known of the situation of Coreia,
other than a report that he had some time since dis-
appeared from his family and friends, who feared he
was assassinated.

The Curacua Carreto,' of October 2, says—" Ac.
counts from Alaracaybo state, that the town of Ca.
cuts, which is about three days' journey from the
fimuer place, has been occupied by the Patriots,
under Bolivar, who is said to be on his return from
Santa Fe, havii.g left a strong force behind him to
garrison that place. A great number of people had
arrived at Maracaybo, with different articles of their
effects, with which they fled, on the appearance of
the Patriots, to Cucuta.

Nov. 6.—By the arrival at Baltimore, on the 2d
inst of the scummier Tenant, in 30 days, from Car.
thagen.i, we team that Bolivar's army was within
20 miles of that city, and it was expected tnat place
would fall.

BALTIMORt, OCT. O. United States Bank Stock
was un 'Thursday, at Philadelphia, 98 dollars offered,
99 asked, but, as usual, no sales. In New York
98} offered, 99 asked, no sales.
Commodore tiogers has left New York for the
Lakes.

FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

G. Phillips, Argyle Street, Westminster, manufacturer in
bronze, from Dec. 4 to Jan. h.
BANKRUPTS.
T. Abbott, Knaresborough, York, innkeeper. Solicitor, Mr
Spence, Threadneedle Street.
W. 1)obsort„ Newcastle upon Tyne, chemist. Sole. Messrs.
Marriott, Brooksbank, and him. Gray's Inn Square.
M. Match and J. Shute. Gosport, merchants. Sals. Mews.
Dyne and Son, Lincoln's Inn Fields.
J. Saunderson. Sutton, and T. Masters, Patton, Bedfordshire,
corn factors. Sols. Messrs. Egan and Waterman, Essex Street,
Strand.
B. Clark. Birmingham, tarpauling maker. Sol. Mr. Ed-
munds. Lincoln's Inn.
G. Wells, Suffolk, salesman. Sol. Mr. Nelson,
Barnanl's Inn.
.1. Goodkr, Knutsford. Cheshire, victualler. Sols. Messrs.
Adlington and Gregory, Bedford How.
'l'. Hubbard, jun., Coventry, silknaan. Sols. Messrs. Wood-
cock and Twist, Coventry.
.1. Lee. King Street, Cheapsitle. warehouseman. Sol. Mr.
Tarren, 'Threadneedle Street.
It. liolioyd, Halifax, Yotk, jeweller. Sohn Messrs. Morton
and Williamson, Gray's ihn Square.
J. Ilanco.:k, Lhiiehouse.llok Stain, mast maker. Sul. Mr.
Shelton, Old Bailey.
11. Johnson, Waldron, Sussex, tanner. Sols. Messrs. Taimyr
and France. &drool Row.
.1. Bradley. Jesin Street, Cripplegate, silk manufacturer.
Soh. Messrs. l'rice, Williams, and White, Lincoln's Inn.
S. G .iod, Bures, Sufiblk, merchant. Sol. Mr. Nelson,
Barnard's bin.
P., P., .1. and B. Dixie, Falcon Square. Gowell Street-
Road, smiths Sols. Messrs. Steven, and Wood, Little Saint
Thomas Apostle.
J. West. Tower Street, cotton broker. Solo. .Messrs. Hurd
and Johnson, Teniple.
W. Booth and 1. Brandon, Beech Street, Barbican, doh mer-
chants. Sul. Mr. Hamilton, Turista& Rost, Covent Garden.
R. Myers, Newcastle upon 'Tyne, linen dreier. Sol. Mr.
Hartley, New Bridge Street
J.. J., and J. Alortimer, Elland, Yorkshire. worsted spinners.
Sohn Messrs. Wrigiessurth and Creole,. Gray's Inn Square.

DIVIDENDS.
Dec. 11. T. D. Latham wet J. Parry, Devonshire Square,
irwrehrius—i 4. R. Culhaw, King Street, I.anthern. brewer-
-21, W Padgett Vatic rut, Sio-rey. grucer-11, NI. and .1. Mar-
Oonnell, ;Jul J. Bushel., Proud St.ett, on. rehants-21, G. Hews
emmerogl Sale Hums, PHl3r Wok, r--21. G. Du Dom I.or.tku
ontre..a.4-21, rt. li. Hunt, Gnat Yarmouth, and
spirit merc.autt-41, W. itslph, I .esekr.or, (bawds/Um, farmer
—2l, J. S. Bray. Coleman Street Buildings, merchant-28, J.
Churchill, Suulhope Street, Chile 31arket, comma brewer.