:. ~ ~; .Su4t!J .. , .. .: ;.. 9. VI. t. at 11.ilttiol. Att. to;), -Law. • 111 '1 . 101 ,- .N14:1. '-• 111;:, 41.01. r d , r..\t,ech 17. rlife'..:fint. Straw . ..tit on .‘‘ .11.ire1i 23. 4.. (7;:ii.lrell. Tw.bridge. Alrire..ll e 11ertfortl,Aeuler. 31.1404 11. 1. '.4troonletr 11, An , tiari.tril. ilie:eieztit, Feb. 214. I'. \l. Thurkl.... nrach:stir. Muth 1 Coets.. lat.: of Bretta.Areet, 31greli 1 7 . 1.. 11 . Areois. Covent-ivies:cu. tailor, March 17. I-. 1 01 1, 1 s, just. flutsatiwtl. wat:lssiriker. March 11. .1. erutehedfriurs. J. king. ftqinerie:, V. 1144 11144 - I :and T. AI:ilia:II, uine kLere!Liati. Mardi 14 7. I loppc, 11 niromrton. York. Icr_elerse;...r. Fo.t..r, and I. S. March . icio W. sarainui:. Row, irish Marc , ' !.. al:1 E. A. Vat: V4.x.rdt. Wi H.\ NElill;{ rims 11w .;v:.i');. '!.i /'E, .Saiar.. Fci. 2;. 1 , 7 . 3 sT 'P. inn. St. I wat.lat:46. (..;:ip.w..gter, flax grinni:r.:%l::r.....l) . Iprl 1.. at i (•.I. I'. A1..!:0tr.1) milli:pl. March Ili. 17..*.pril tr It alt. I 1). :1:e1:y.14,16A. ;JI W. S.ANOn ‘‘. .4! b, at :. ~. • . ! ...r:n E .1. lute of r , o-il 4. ac - .I. •3k. Mar:fn 7. C,.. . Liv‘r- .:r. t. 7. . 1. VI t.ili r. 1! A Lire'l I !d, t : ;, - Art? _ nn'. t, , .1, IS.I F -s:. ... ~ N,V-A ~:1~'i'~11~ att. IC :• . r e,3 s. tr:l I.a V. .11 Vir. • Iti. 3: • wN -r. ..41 Atr. .. d:.a. Alr. Niarch •tret t. ti. .Ipril 4, at Caw'. 7 . • ifch J. 14. April 4, April 4, at Yor!:. 7. .17ril .;. 1V j: . 19. April :tt Livcr• -l :u , e. J. w AIL r. Fe!). At:. Mr. 11.1,1..1to:).1*.tviico k• u. nestint: , . March I.nyvri: k 1r10(%. t.. 11 IR. .t. B. Gm:jun. ~_. ;: Marcie i.t. M. Tureer acd Nr...1. Trnier, Tr.errhantz. S. l'oitcr. I.e::4;v:etc. MgrA 'W. 11 1. .tzt...r. 7.7 •1"' Ng. 3.titr.-9. irur Nlar2. if %*. Ntanh %It Di. _..~~•c. Rif, Xiddenninstur, Wo.crater. snlford. victualler—W. Witailverlimultton :Las. Ito.l.r:n, )n 71:0,:?rar, grocer—:i. tst.rrows. It:cot nuitcri Wharf, Urper ue,:rehant Sa.r 11.4 Sione!tcome Devon. Gsalge. c. %Imp; 1.13n0n-stroes. L a :doe, wine n•aclior.:—G. 0:: Saiat Nlicilliere ini:ranee A. 41,:t11 Y4rnionsh. Norfolk. in . c.:_,•er—j. lloul. aa, Nlnnefiester, Lau. rr.cotton F pinners—S. eaver.t-ganita, n . Yansl4ll. lase plea:La:rut. corn dealer. THE NATLONAL REGISTER LONDON : MONDAY, FEBIII/.4111" 23, 181.9. W.: have received the Frene.b.4pers of Tuesday • We'irmyrlny. They are peculiarly barren of intelli gence. Na.a syllable is said of any discoveries having been made, wills respect to the attempt upon the Duke ci' Wellington.. The Brussels papers received during the weck have mentioned the api.rebension of several per t nic suspected of having participated in the plot against 1.1.1 Crace's life ; this silence of the Paris Papers, how • er, seems to throw considerable doubts upon their The private letters received, are full of tac :most ridiculous stories on the subject. It is said Royalists !mint to the Buonapartists as the. authors • the plot, which they conceive to have Leeu a real attempt upon his Grace's life, while the Buonapartists retort upon the Royalists, arid IC0116:! them of having riade a feint, for the purpose of fixing the stain' upon t!rt,k adversaries, whom they represent as the irrecon cilable enemies of the Duke. The trial of Nl4thurin Bruneau, the pretended Dau phin, at Rottea, occupies a large portion of the Paris Papas. The conduct of the prisoner is represented as gross and insolent in the extreme. !is observations the Court are couched iu ungrammatical language, and abound with the 'rant vulgar terms. On the second day he challenged the President too trial of hi, mili tary skill, and called him a beast. From the number of witnesses that remain to be examined, the pro. cu edings were expected to be continued fur serct.4 days. acatetacuts. The foreign papers =Pounce the dvath of the Wing of a.. 14 IL4: clevaticn of Bergiactotte to Tut NAVtoN.O., ItEctNTilt. NVhct!:..r tnat t•1%•% - ntili trill I, ilt the throw:. .;outpailit:.l b evalmo:i•ln rcin tin; t o 1). is now legitimacy (as has bc , fli obs.a.v.:d in au Eveititt:: Paper.) " Indy s;:uw I :you hi greatitos, as a child of Oh; Iterolotion ; i n if ho ha.; been a (hilt, at least he has out been a Chaatpion of .?.ic A soldier uC fartuno, the I:retiAi 11;:ro1u:iew thrw List win his present euilottiev, which his sa-• Ft: riot taitt.l graeioas s;•rvicvs to L )th I)ati..lart 1 5w,..1, , s secured to him. Ile dethrotied nn k'ritit'e bF fraud, Ira trauiplud 410wat nu tlyna.;ty b revolotioria:; ruffian h 0,111%, he pillag..ti nu ci,:attry, he it; adt.ol uo p.-ople. Ile was nut iiilltte.l to ria;larte or Franc , fiw his promotion, but to the littniani . .y and wii..1 , 1,1 with wlti h he exervis‘d in the n(a1:1 lii.:itathority.:,, C:1 I'i! :,; Ow rum. ..ttict French Vkeroy. w:]l by this proocelin:. .... 'r; r, ;uL, 1• evolutiou.ir, I,Q . e;;5! , ...; or Itgitirm: and lic Ilo_ wAs a C. 111,1 of Ow Fr 71 AS Cbc.C4 of . Om Sweden, not :....altlen!y tic;ine,l to the L.:: !o ascend it in floe sucec , ;,ion, after hare confirm::l the I. ; Tatitmle th‘t pa,: c:1. rhux his 3V(TIiOn 1:1:1St 1:.: as unsl irreproachable." .., ~~ I.etters were on ,Saturtlay recTirc-,l front Cloud Hope, (Liten Pith T::ey fourteen of the a n ::iuver.:and eoavi,ts w1;.0 ago sneevelletl in taking the 1:a„ uier.fnanl. Elizabeth, and pr )ceellvd to sea, (4tlvrware.s wt. Atli) haul :wen ta'!.:n by tit,: ::atives, alai were sent to tilt: Capp A serf; of day9a . ..:a Canettes, to the 1701 ult. have been received. ‘l . :te ea 11 1 ,4,8 of the Pria ees.s Charlotte's death, v.-ere there with . ...le S‘;tTioX product.' in Eat;lan.ti. 'll.e llom- . I .sAetnlA:.• was r:erogued on tix •20th 1):e. till the ...r ; last month, and in the %,t.Tch Lis lirace the 'haw aport the occasion, he adverted to the cordia lity ulLich prevailed bt.twetu hii,iself:.nd the Icg'.s -1...tur;... A Curtena paper on the. '27th of December has bee:l vecei;ed at Kingston, containing the ft,llowing intelli gence :—A French squadriat had arrived at Portobello, to convey !peck front then co to 1 favannah and Cadiz, ott t.e , ettnt or the Spz.nish ti..terot.tent. A dispcdel: of Nlorrillo to the Captain Gene cal or V..liczucht, dated Dee. 7, states, that he bad marched to Guadnrrnma, with the intention of reinforeinr: Colonel La Torre. On Lis arriv:d there, however, he received a from La To:re, stating, that on the .2cl of D‘.‘et. , ...111c, he attacked Znr..za's foree; which luld posted 11...ight near I logaza, to tla. ntim'ner of Li6o N.itj; taco rICCVS of artillery. The Spanish fitrce, which is stated - to have consisted of o:dy ;Wu cavalry and fA.) infantry, alvaneed with undaunted courage, :Amidst cries of "‘ Long live the I. ing The.cavr.lty, under Aragites, repulsed the enemy to a great distance in the rear of the line. tal..Juez was then ast , ailcd by the enemy's eavtdry of the right, bv the squa dron of reserve, Lut they tvere aldo routed ; and the Spuaish infantry having made a galluat charge with the bayonet, the enemy were. instantly thrown into complete disorder, and tool: to le to.oing every thing bAtiud them. l'itrated by the Spanish infantry, and their retreat cut offby Are!one:s. the whole of tne Independent infantry were billed, wottatled, or made prisoners., and the greater part of the cavalry met with a similar Cite. The loss of the Poyalists is stated at only 11 killed, and 8•? and ifi severely v...•:.!!,7- 1)O a. ?Cie al. Colonel La Torre was uttiumtal by t musl,t.t..!. , t in the thigh, as he was charging ut kt...t,1 of the funtry, mid eleven were wounded. The patriots left behind on the field two bits Itree-poondc-rs, mustets, four stand•of t I drum% .-o.q: s ot s ) tio ,%- ket cartridges, one loud netlints, n printir.; and all their ba s cgage. After the netion a. '..roke nut in the bushes on the field of battle, in pence of which a great number of the woundl o;1 I, 0:1 :11:s perished, in the tames. By this vcca(•le s pt the b ut :L l were 80 distivrea that it was int - 0)4;41e to sk.car tain' hr tlyi„eir teittures the hider micat chiefs who had pert: Some of the prisonotF. I owever, stated, that among their numbers were Col. Martinets, Monks, Valderramas, and LC.r`,llllll. ;4r:dilemmas is rturA to be an Englishman.) The fire also consumed most part of the nrtkles that the rariots kid left be hind. The dispatch concludes with recommending ta . Nlorillo the otlicers and .men who distinguished awn selves in the battle, tithich is said to have taf Mares.r, Austeflitx, and .lena ! l'esteethty, ponn after one o'clock. the Prince Regent, accompanied 1:y the !'.:chess of Gloucester, left to , .va for W IL NE V Vt. IVITTIqf IN al I l I IN, PA-M, MALT, Nu. 3. Itailedielet, lac D. WlLtiw, IL A. Thil is ous t of the eceentricities cf tzenius :—the attempt of u fertile ima4ination in wic . tleparlmen: of the art ti t su:y(.,•:l ill another, in which, his previous praetiee been t•.. trilling ta give him ass:Jr:etc.! of soreess. it has been ittached fionthly Paper with all the venom autl afret•tc.l gaiety af the Caldlog.;o: RairunNe, nod all Batlisheint nut a beauty. le L.:auty of Lite institute perfection in historical art, Correa ,: . lost yield to the J'irc: paint. is of the Fres, nt Murillo sink front the rank which lie Ii I.•tong the nm::ter.: in the grew, NelloGlof '..rnit.u:'• subjuct so foreign as this ir. to `•!r. Wilkie has not corte! up to our ideui lignity, we et:g'it not to hr .-arpriss•tl. L iaiong the t 4.1 tuitsters, ulay I!. t ..tiled in his iittettipt to entrees the mat. r. If pei-soeuttil by the ..cnts. Ills fa:.lure was u- . ): o:i!y io the Hi) 11 figure, b.it tht g;:ntral arrar,ge.. : on 0:e contrary, in :f.e It's subject lx.ti evnis)ently t.ic-c::,A- Ilat'ash , :ba, though rl,se.lseci of much lx3r;:y Las consi,lcr.ll)le 1)...:11;zy aid htn. :7 , Well 3. :!!.it of h..r wi:11 avce'i,r.:vs, no, t! artist 11:1:: c:l:r.,:t on vOrich thv wife r.e.v.cl o,:tisr . that I:as 1:v pt.v.t..3h.A. and Lt:i.):e. .s 71:i7!e? - the culnpm , iti:r.i, prosSeS t:t :cucti to CIL! 11:Itch 1.1...!1:)..)1. ‘! ,vill 11•)11 It.,oin at Ay r.:At. tw•) •-4.; the Priace :f Cu. r.,:r !: n- Priace at the Quee:;'s The ut the ti:ne ks•S..erene 11j. 1- 'le to her Prir.;:ess a:.l the I)uehess of (ilonsyste.... Thr latter hal previoas:y rived for that purpose from (;loorostor 11.”,.e. • His Serene wes 111) , ,t gr.vion;ly recelv•ealn ti:l t:ie Rural personages : lls eaatinaol hi; visit an nod a half, :aid the, le :t the l'aluoe with the Ps i.el, I kg1:11 t The faarriage of the Duke of Canibrizig-.. with Cie Princt...s of Hesse, V, ill take plae: the hater c,i,1 ,, f month. Their Royal Highnesses Ivill arrive in England early in April, and on the „5.1 `~t. Geo);).'s day the briile trill be ir..escuted to the I ) riaee r; ill be "21 years of age in July next, and is dered by evcry one Rept:mite:l with her, as a ns•..t, tred, aetunaplish,:ki, and amiable young Z ti Sr We can now Mate with cool:knee, that the doctilL,- ;;Gn of the line of battle ships, which we mentioned Bart ago, is Copenhagen, and the object is 10 br'.l; l 7 to Eughtral her Serent: Highness the Princess o: Detat.ntrk, the I::!ianced bride of the Duke of Clarenc:. its Itcyttl highness the Dul.e, recommends his fri en d, Ad;;airal Sir ileitry BlueLwund, to the agreeable duty of contluctiv;;, the expedition ; but we understand that since tic fia the equipluent of the ships wa4 given ; a &tzar to the uninu has cceurrel—not owing to thui...(;:,kp.;:!..Jl of Dukr.—Chroniele. We arc sc!r:r to Fav, that the report r e lativ e t o th e beaTu Leo v om is too true. Except some rheumatic attt:c'..s at intetrals, his Ser e ne Ifi g h oess h a! , but a general de:iine of his health wit!' regret by all who approach pion. It ....(I , :r::t.‘otl that, if the genial air of Dorsetshire does r,r,t, sera tliict a beneficial change, his Serene High- I :tvs I V iNit Germany and Italy. • ~. i~7, ': , .l:t.ver linty have been the intention of the Prin., 11 c.c.s:: of \S . :des, respecting her return to I:lnglahti, pre vi.,:is to the lamented death of the Princess eliar:ate, it is ii!ov understood that her Royal I Ugliness has givca up ail thinights of again visiting the British shore. A a ,ic.es gave been reveived front India, hut t het:4m n , , , t of notch iinpf:rtanee. Meer Klr:it has ceased :o or. p , se invade a leastlreS to the Rajah Jaypore, and con tinae,l to be the intercessor betwoen Cihnifoor khan ere. the Bhaee. The nituir of Alooltait and nab were still unsettled, :tad Runjeet Sing continae.: inflexible on the stiltivet of t:iliat.. The Marquis . ItlqingS had arrived at katlia, on his route to the Cr pc:- Provinces. It appears, by a Parliarnentlr:.• account, that the tr tal 'mutant of unclaimed ilivi i. rids rentitining in of the Hank, on the 15th at' December last, icciLdin; Lottery Prizes, was I 60,667/. The amount of Bank Notes in rirculoti,:n, on th e 12e. jmnuary lust, was 30,619,4401. I c i ng somethiog Übcre - two millions more than on the corresponding day is jito• 1317. The i:orease is cntirely in No ahnve 54.: in the .snottler Notes.thcre has Wen u decrease of about 750,00Q1. Miss Kelly, it is said, tloes not return to I)rory-lane Tlwatre but remains in Ireland, until the re-opening o f th e ° Engli s h ()perh-bouse; wlicn tlff fatouritc (ass will resume 11;:rxrcifts.::-.14.! auts.ts ,thert.t. •..-•