233 NOMA. Kindelley, Long, and Ifice, Gray's-Inn; and Mr. Mudd; Needham market, Nottingham. Thomas Bailey, Edghaston - streA, Birmingham , vi c tua ller, April 21, 22 , and May 26, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. Cote. atahle, Symond's Ann, Chancery-lane; and Mr. Siincox,Bull-Iting, Birmiughatn‘ Samuel Horton, Bitaniughatn, draper, April IS, 25, at eleven, and May 20, at tot., at Guildhall. Attorney, Mni Parton, Hare-court, Temple. Jonah Rylance, Pi:kington, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer, April 17,15, acd May 20, at two, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Edge, Back King-street, Manchester; and Mr• Ellis, Cursitor-street, Chancery-lane. Das id Law. jun. Manchester, common-brewer, April 26, 2S, and May 20, at eleven, at the Spread Eagle Ton, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Daniell, Manches ter; and hlessrs. Milne and Parry, Temple. John Davenport, Manchester, baker, April 21,95, and May 20, at two, at the King's Head Tavern, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Edmunds, Lincoln's Inn; and I%lr. Teale, Ritig.etield, Manchester. William Tubb and James Henry A. Scott, King's-road, Pimlico, nurserymen, April 15, 22, and May 20, at twelve, at CUildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Junes and Roche, Covent..garden church-hard. John Bull, Grove place, Dept ti trd, s let nailer, April 11,22, and May 20, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Drake, Old Fish-street, Doctors'-Commons. John Sunderland, Lower Backer, Yorkshire, corn-dealer, April 20, at six, 21, and May 20, at eleven, at the White Hart inn, 'Wakefield. Attornies, Messrs. Swale add Htxlis, Staple Inn. John Burwell, Union-street, North Shields, upholsterer, April 25, at ten, May 3, aad 43, at eleven, at the Crescent inn. North Shield , . Attornies, Messrs. Me4gisoit, Hatton-garden, Holborn; and Mr. Ramshaw, North Shields. DIVIDENDS. May 3. Thomas Plumhe and William Woods, Orm‘k irk, Lancaster, manu facturer', at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. July ‘‘. John Turner, Sweillia;, Suffolk, draper, at eleven, at the Bell Inn, Saxmundham. May 1. John Gillam, Cambridge, merchant, at eleven, at the Black Bull Inn, Cambridge. May d. Thomas Bros - tr.r, Liverrol, qationer, at twolvo, at Guildhall. .April '29. John Pate, Bi.:hopszt , e-m.ret•t, haberdasher, at one, et liiiildh;pll. June 'it). Georr.:. Robinson and John Robinson, Pateraost•Jr-roA l 000.!• at twelve, at Guildhall. May 9. Benjamin Hill, Little St. Martiti'..-lace, maxi --mercer, at ten, at May fi. John Simmons, Leicester, drTzgist, at eleven, at Mantle's Tavern, III;h-street, May Geom Kirk and John Ford, Grocer's-hall-Court, merchants, at eleven. at Guildhall. May S. Thomas NVade, Great St. Helen's, drat.'-merchant, at one, at Guildhall. May W. William Henry Itavenscroft, Michael Edwin Fell, and Ja1 , 103 En twisle., Manchester, cotton-spinners, at two, at the Brikewatcr Arms, Man chester. May 3. Robert Roe and Christopher Moore, Bristol, merchants, at tw dye, at the White Lion Inn, Bri‘tol. May 3. John Jackson, Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. May '2. Geroge Newcomb, Bath, jeweller, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lirolon. April 11. John Cheyney, Oxford-street, linen-drt per. ct twelve. at Guildhall. 2. William Bryaii, White Lion-vourt, Birchen-lane, Inercltant, at one, at May C. Paul Bache and Andrew Bache, Basinahall-street, at twelve, at Guild hall. May S. James Doxon, Manchester, dealer, at ten, at the. Bridgewater Arms Inr, , Manchester. hiay 2. Joseph Allen Peacock, Broad-street, Ratcliffe, cheeseinow;er, at twelve. at Guildhall. April 519. Joseph Hirst, Suffolk-lane, cannon-street, broker, at twelve, at CERTIFICA TF:S----APII 11. 42'-). John Hindle, William Hindle. Li wrenre any; Ashton Stansfield, Lan caster, calico-printers. Thotuomon Pearson, South Sltteld:.:ltipu,riglit. Joitathan Crawford, Charles-square, lioxtou, inouo‘-seri‘(•uct . friu , :t, South ampton, dealer. Zechariah Skpiug, Lucklersbury, carpcuter. John Astoc, Manchester, liquor-merchant. Extract of a Letter from Monte Video, dated on the 11th of December : " The state of our country is truly afflicting. The Govern ment of this Town, understanding that the Viceroy of these provinces, Liniers, was suspected of disloyalty, and taking • warning from the fate of Old Spain, (whose ruin was brought about by the incapacity of its chief magistrates), impeached him. before the Real Audiencia. This superior Tribunal was found as corrupt as its head, and unanimously voted in favor of the Frenchman. They then consulted with him about sacrificing - us to their vengeance, and endeavour to deprive us of our upright and honest magistrates, and adopted other most hostile measures whereupon the people here asserted their rights, and volunta rily formed a Junta 'of Government, which they established, in dependent of the Viceroy. This is the obvious part of a civil war. A party among the inhabitants of Ilueuos•Ay'res being misled by their leaders, and having some forces at their disposal, entertained hopes of Success in their iniquitous pro jects, but we confidently hope to defeat their expectation, pru dently waiting till the Court, to whom our disputes are referred, shall have given some decision. In the mean time we feel that these proceedings here are shameful at a time when European stain is so oppressed and afflicted ; hut we have the -satisfaction ot knowing, that we have no other motives or interests than the -relief. of Ferdin a nd VII. and the Spaoish nation.' I shall hereafter remit you various ducuuleida.rei,itt . tc to these ateastu es. V TIE NATIONAL REGISTER. APRIL 9. EAST 17.0 . 11:01A HOURS.--The following ships were thus sta tioned and timed, viz. Henry Addington, Captain Kirkpatriek, Bengal direct, to be afloat the 14th of April, sail to Gravesend the 30th ditto, stay there 30 days, and be in the Downs the sixth of June. - Charlton, Captain Wood ; Windham, Stewart—Madeira and Bengal. Lady Lashingtoni Nicholls; Sarah Christiana, Mac keson ; William Pitt, Crowder ; Sir William Pulteney, Chris topher—Bengal direct. Union, Gaillard ; Northampton, San ders—Madeira and Bombay: To be afloat the SOth April, sail to Gravesend the 11th of May, stay there 20 days, avid be in the Downs the 9th of June. The three regiments of Foot Guards are, by order of Sir David Dundas, the new Commander in Chief, to be reduced to their original complement of six thousand men ; the battalions which are doing duty at Chatham; &c. are to be called in, and likewise all recruiting parties, and the whole corps is in future to be confined, as to duty, to London and Windsor. General Brenier, who was taken prisoner in the battle of Vimiera, is either gone, or is about to take his departure for France. The exchange of General Abercrombie has not, we believe, been yet effected, though there is some ground for hoping that the proposition to exchange him fo.ii Brenier will he accepted. General Abercombie is now at Verdun, as has been stated in most of the papers. Ile was arrested in pas.ing through France, at the period of the last rupture, but he has been for several years in England on his parole. Yearly the whole of the foundation of the late Drury Lane Theatre remains perfect, and the immense archways are uninjured, which will be a very considerable saving in the event of the re-building a new Theatre. The materials now on the ground are estimated to be worth 12,000/. and the workmen are making great progress in piling the bricks and removing the rubbish. POLICE. Ms tt T.nostottotr-STa ET.—A man of fashion, whose name it would, perhaps, be imprudent at present to meution, has been 'several days in confinement, on the charge of having been guilty of a disgusting crime in the Park, about ten days ago. He yesterday underwent a second examination. The witnesses against him were two persons of good character, who saw the transaction. A soldier belonging to the Guards was the pri-. soner's companion at the time of his detection ; but the former escaped %k ith the aid of a bludgeon he held in his hand. The pri. sinter carefully hid his face, yesterday, during his examination w ith a handkerchief he held against his forehead, so that no one could possibly identify his person. He was committed. • Another charge of a different nature was heard a few days ago which will furnish matter for a Jury, highly disgraceful to the accused. The charge is against a person in good circumstances for violating the daughter of his friend, a child twelve years old, and in the lonise of her parent. The offender is the child's god father, a circumstance which adds to the enormity of the offence. Bow-STREET.--A woman has been in custody for several days, on a charge of uttering counterfeit shillings, at Ilford and its neighbourhood ; and after undergoing several examinations, she confessed that she became possessed of them by purchasing them of a man of the name of Bowles, who resided in George street, Bethnal-green, at the rate of 10s. for 11. ; and it being a principal object with Mr. Towel, the Solicitor of the Mint, to admit her an evidence for the Crown, he employed Humphreys Limberick, and Jones, to lay a scheme with the woman to corroborate her testimony against Bowles, which they accord. iogly did. They gave her ten shillings with marks on them, by which they could identify them, and sent her to purchase twenty counterfeit shillings, on Saturday evening, to Bowles's house. The officers waited on the outside of the house s , and, on her coming out, and learning that she had made her purchase, they knocked at the door, and having gained admittance,. they searched Bowles and his wife, and found upon her the ten marked shillings, which the woman had paid for the purchase of the .counterfeit shillings, and 160 counterfeit snillings. On . Bowles were found several counterfeit shillings, In the house was found the copper trimmings of the shillings, and cream of tartar in an earthen vessel to colour ' were examined before Mr. Read, any J qii • them.--On Tuesday they ~, I coutatitted fur t 60. l4 PI