193 1'; un. de LONDON (i.lZEl'l'l., Saturday, June 20. -0— ismauturrcy ENI.A.Rt;I7.I). r4,-D3OLL K. litwef Southantptou, dealer, frow June 27, to Au gag L. 1):K itt.TTS. P .I'l men J. ar..l W. 11;..itlru. --- iil(;uc.;tes. dyers. July 6, 7. Au gust I. at Frame Selwutal, Somerset. Att. Mr. Edautnds, Linco ln r Inn. _ . _ . II sr L.NEAw J. Milken. Oxford, maltster, July 17, It, August I, st Cheltenham Choicester. Au. Mr. Gwinnett, Cheltenham. L 'l'. lien. late of North Shields, Northiunbeland. mason, July 10. It, August 1, at Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Atts. Itaine and Co. Tot.ple. VI:VE/OJ. Churwell, York, cloth merchant. July 10, 11, August 1. at 'AMA. Att. Mr. Sykes, New Inn. A , KAM 11. 1). late of firot.;tigley, York, lime burner, July I. Sit August 1. at Leeds. Att.;. Tottie and Co. Poultry. I.ow onyx H. and W. Cul. Lists, 'l' wo Mill Hill, Gloucester, pin n &kers. June 24, July 4, August t, at lisistoL Alta. Poole and Co. Cray's Inn auss-s W.late of Pleasant-row, aekney. shilsowner,June 23, July 4, August I, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Masterman. Broad-street. :AWN F.. J. :Manchester, merchant. July 13, 20, August :, at :Manchester. Atts. Longtlill and Co. Gray's Inn. 1 rtAO(4 W. A. Hotherhite Wall, shipwright, June 43, 30, August Guildhall. Atts. Sheppard and Co. Dcan.street, Canterbary. Roam, Southwark. roarra W. Iligh.stiect, Whitechapel. (.Inian„lune tn, July 11, August I, at Guildhall. Aua. Eviu and Cc. I laydon-square, .:ivories. Div! E DS. J. Donnrid, Abbotto•lge, Westmorland, cattle dealer. July 17. B. Barnett, Mill Wall, Poplar, bargc-builder, July 11. J. B. Jackson, Liverpool, cooper, July 3. W. Wharton, Manchester, itonfounticr, Ju'y 11. F. Todd. Bury Street, St. lama's ..r.erchfint. July 25. V.'. Brook.. Pavrnoster Row, silk manufacturer, July 11. Bray, Gosport, haberdasher. July 11. T. Barry, and W. W:lkinsou, Minang lane, wine merchants, July 11. 3. Kat and A. Erie, Bolten-lee- Moors, Lancaster, grocers, July 11. M. fia4sett. Church Street, Greenwich, shoemaker, July /1. W. 11.411(10, late of Manch.rster, cotton spu.ner., July 15. A• G. Milne. Mitre Court, Fenchar..i'i Street, merchart, July 11. C. '.;rant, Cushion Cuurt, Broad Stmei, merchant, 1 L W. Brock. moil 11. Lernesurier, Waruford Court, Throgmorton ;.;trcet, merchants, Juy 25. CERTIFICATES — JULY 11. P.. Appleby, isloriciShielda. cabinet-maker—W. Elwell, Hi:- m irigh am, ch:imist—C. anti . Wilkie. Red CrossStrett Bast Smithfield, yeast merchants—A. Bu nett, Lisle Strzet, Westminster, cabinet tat iker—W. Brittle, liyarsl , . Kent, faimer—C. R. Anderson, Lite of Austinfriars, merchant—R. Walker, jnn. anri S. Wilker, Bit platers—.l. Boyce, Bonleiley, near Birmingham, brass founder. PUBLIC AMSUSEMENTS FOR 2HE ERSIJIRO WEEK. .Imm. T EATII RON AL, 'COVF NT GARDEN. To-morrow-I%ie Gamester—Harieiluin (. ulliv r. Tuesday—C.l%y M Sllneriti:: —Apollo's ?lusbandsand Wives. Wcdn • —Pizarro—A Day att. r thz. W cildmg—Broken Sword. Thursday —An 11pora—Apollo's Zattirliay—Tiw Maid of the .VliU—L a Chasse—Whes my Father' *,,' On aemunt of the extra iieniand for our Paper this week, we are compelled Vo print a part of our impression on suntan:pa Paper, the rnityjbr which be ;•.1;210 THE ‘ATIOVAL REGISTER. LON 11(11 4 1 : ZVND.IY, JUNE 21, 18 tB. Wr receives in the-course of yerterduy the Paris Pa kers of Tuesday and Wednesday last. The following brief extracts are all that we observe in them worthy .of no.ice '• The Duke ana Diiehess of Kent arrived at Franc t4t on the iRh hist. After having dined with the English Charge de Affaires then (Mr. Temple), they set off for London. " The Duke of Wellington tined with the French Plinees at Trianon on Tuesday. " Intelligence from Madrid communicate; a Royal Decree, dated the istinstant,.for reducing the army of Spain. This does not leok as if any :.ppreher_.iens .:ere entertained that the differences between that country and Portugal were likely to lead to a rapture. The preparations at Cadiz are described as going on ar ively ; and it expected :he .I,Ttuaron which iy i•tationel there he able to sail fo: its destinutior z.b2ut the cern nicncemeht of nc:ft moath. We received yesterday r. series of Vot, Y , k Ga. aeltes down to the 21st ult. Tl,eir co.,tents are not very important, it we except the intelligence that the British brig Bacchus has. with her cargo, bt r, ro:ored, and the forfeinires remitted. The following are ex tracts from these papers :-. " NEW YORK, MAY 16.—C4tain Isley of the brig :Eagle, arrived at Baltimore, in 17 days from Porto Rico, informs, that previous to his tkparture the Go vernor of that Island received dispatehes from Madrid. which induced a belief that war was about to take place betvreenSpain and tome of the European Powers ; in consequence .of which, the inhabitants were heavily taxed for thepurpose of placing the island in a suitable posture of his defence. " BALTIMORS, May 13," We learn from Captain Beard, that the Revenue cutter Active gill sail for the Annapolis this morning to take on board the President of the United States and suite. The object of this excursion, it is supposed, relates to the defence and furtification of the Chesapeake Bay TILE NATIONAL nrarsTrx. The Jamaien Papers of the Ist May contain some ex- Inds of a highly interesting nature respecting the afairs of that part of South America which has been the theatre of so rainy combats ketween the P.oyal armies and those of the insur,cent Spaniards. It will there appear, that whatever may have been the state ments published by the chiefs on both sides, the re ceived impressions at Curacoa was, that the issue of the reveral eng-agetneuts alluded to, had liceu extremely advanta; ; eolis to the popular curse. At Calahoza, the first scene of action in the whole series, the Royalists lost their ammunition, artillery, and provisions —all their officers' baggage and soldiers' clothing—besides which, as an evidence of the severe pressure on the Kings' troops, Gonciral Morillo's sword and military , cap were among the spoils of the field of 'battle. Owing to the fatigue of the Independent array, a small clivi sion only was sent in pursuit, which came in contact with the enemy at liar);:roa, and, as the Spaniards had been reinforced, was obliged to retreat. The attack at Sombrero was made by the Royalists, and failed. Some reasons are enumerated in the letters from Curacoa for leading to a ho.lief that the wourd received by Murillo at the action of Puerta was mortal to the Spanish Ge neral. He was pierced in the groin by a horseman's spear, and carried to Valencia in a hammock. It is said, that account had come to had of the arrival of 2200 men (British subjects) at Guayana, to join the insure gent forces. The Spanish Commander, De la Torte, had been defeated at Ortcz by General Paez, with the loss of 400 men killed, besiacs officers. Two thousand of the Patriots were reported to have taken passession of St. Carlos, and to be on their march for Valencia.— Admiral Brion was at St. Elstatii., haviog driven the King's squadron under Gavosa frail the mouths of the Oronoco river. A Flanders Mail arrivee. on Friday night. The bu siness likely to occupy the Congress of Sovereigns at Aix-la-Chapelie has excited much speculation upon the Continent, Among the idle rumours thus generated, it is said that there will be a proposition tin- ceding Belgium to England in exchange for Ilanovcr. An hotel has been taken at Aix-lit-Chape:le ittr the Emperor of Russia, at the rate of 20,000 francs for three months An article from Vienna, in the {4ambur;;lt Mail, states, that General Savary, with his brothel •in-iu . v, Colonel Faudras, has quitted Gratz. Rich the express consent of, and with pasports from, the FrenetiCourt. —They are both going to North America. 'aflame Joseph Buonapurte .s gone with her finsiiiy to the baths She has formally nantraaieted the report thut her eldest daughter is to marry the son of Madame A curious instance of the manner in which the mew* American navigaticn la•vs arc construed, has recently been communicated from the British Consulate at New York. The British brig Bacchus, bound from Landon 'to the fi,rmer port, was obliged to put in, by damage from stress of weather or otherwise, to St. Michael's, • where she took on board sixty-five boxes of lemons and oranges, which of course were regularly entered in the manifest. It seems, that en the arrival of the 113acchcs at New York., she and her cargo were seized, and li belled for the above alleged infraction of the navigation act lately passed by ( ongresi. As the tionsul - of his Britannic biliesty admits that the Bacchus was guilty in this instance, though unadvisedly, of a vio lation of •the.act of Congress, we shall not venture to argue the law of the case. But it undoubtedly ap pears to us, that a cargo of oranges from the Western Islands was not intended by the legislature of America to effect the confiscation of a British vessel in the ports of the United States. Tue case surely requires some further investigation. From the fidlowing extract of a letter, acted Ha rannah, April lti, it appears that the South American patriots are exercising their prowess by sea as well as by land, and that they show very little discrimination in selc•cting the object of their attack, and still less cle mency towards those who are so untbrtarate as to fall into their hands.—" The Danish brig Norburg sailed from Havannah on the Pth of April, and on the 11th was hoarded by a smell schooner under the Buenos j Ayres flag, which took poseeson of her, cud after the I most infamous treatment of the Captain and Supercar- go, put them, tether eith the crew, in a small arag : 7er or coadting vessel. These unti,rtnnate men were stripped of every thing but their shoo and pan taloons." Caputin Fitzci:.rcnc arrivel tovsn on Tuesday morning, with dispatches et-Hand from India. He I ft Nagpoor on the sth of January, at which time all the wounded officers were doing well, anti several of them were nearly recovered. The officers who were wounded at Coregaum, under Captain Staunton, were also doing well, on .the 19th of the same month, at Seroor. .Letters from Bucharest, in Wallachia, dated the I 7th of .lay, state, that an earthquat.e has destroyed the great and tloorishing city of Philipopuli, in Romania. The population of that cit) amounted-to 70 000 souls It is said to have been entiroly swallowed up .in .the subterraneous abyss, and that a trace of it is sought in vain. J1.1147F. 41 CENER4I. ELECTION. MEMBER. RETURNED. oorellester -Sir S. Sheplicid .Mr. K. ihns. N. Vansittart aad ktagt.t Hon. C liathoirst. Eye-Mr. Singleten and Sir E. Critiord. Dover-E B. Wilhralialu and Sir J. ,!ackson. lmarsha - J.T. Drake and W. J. Dre.e. A hie gdim-.1. Wherly. Windsor -E. Dishy - me and J. Itardilinttom. Woodstoek -Sir H. W. Dishwoutt and Lord R. Spencer. lirrlnta-(1. Williams and P. Grua:fol. Lyntingterr-Sir 11. Neale and W . Manning. IYr:llbn:ford-W. L Ilnahes, mid E. I. Maitland. Castle Rising-L irdßiteksavage anal the Ilea. F. G. Howard.. Oneenbartnes:ll.-Aduil. Sir IL Nloorsoni and lion: E. Phipps. Maidstone-A. W. Robarts anal G. Longman. Bedford-Lard G. W. Kristen and W. 11 Whitbread. Peterborough-Filth. W. Ethos and Hon. W Lamb. He rtford-Liisconnt Craarborne and N. Calvert. 'kid port -Cul. Sir 11. D. St. Panland 11. C. Shirt. Portsmouth -J. Cartel- and Sit G. Cockburn. Haslemere-itight Hon. C. Long and R. Ward. Seaford -C. R. Ellit .anti Watson Taylisr. M.dclen-J. H. Strati and B. Gaskell. Armidet-Lord 31. Howard and sir A. Piggott. Chichester-Right Hot. .V. liiiskisson and Lord March. Leicester-T. teares, jun. and J. Mansfit Id. Reigate-Nir J. S. York and Doti. J. Simms Cocks. Stockbridge-General Potter and J. F. Barham. Midharst --S. Istaith and.). Smith. Rrackley-R..H. Braestiaw and H. Wrottealcy. Huntingdon -.7 Calvert and Captain Olontainc. Devizes-T. G. Estcoiii t and J. )'carne. Christchurch-Right Hou. G. 11. Rase and Right Hon. W.I. Bourne. Warwick-C. Mills and Sir C. Gres We. 'Tewkesbury-J. E. Don des% ell and J. Alartin. Colchester-J. Wildman and D. W. Harvey. Utrivasity of •Carisbridge-Lard Palmerston and J. H. Smyth. Esq. Cirencrsler-Lord Ail. ley and Mr. Crippa. (•atobridge-r Borough) Hon. E. Finch and Robt. Manners. Sandwich- 3. Mari yat and Sir Warrender. 'm 14-I:,,k.i..einrst and G. it. Pitillipv. Si, yoking - MrJ Aubrey and Gen. Pinitits. Ituronali ,•'' lit amber-Julin Irving and W. Wilberforce. 'ialt‘ , ” - L .rd Durreatinon slid Han J. C. Rarnsden. ••ra t.-1 , -4 stamen and 3. Blair. T. Cecil and Hon. W. H. Percy. Lyon --ria jor J. T. Pane :•nil Verr Fame. A er...er-1...A. in) ai.il Hun. N Fellows. -N•urt- W Northey and J./tante. n.onp C. bill,: and A. Saville. 31.intgomei -- H. Cite. alinehead--J. F. Luttrell and H. F. Luttrell. Lynn-W.os - Lora Wa pole and sir Al. B. Fulkes. Norwich-W. Smith at:11 R. u they. Slaw ham - J Calarait and T. Denman. Guildford-Sergeant (Saslow and Sea grant Rest. Wells (S .)-.J.P.Tudway an• C. W . Taylor. Tiverton-Hun. It. Ry der and W. Fitzlit Ludlow-Lord Vise.iClive and Hon. K. H. Clive. Lincoln-C. W. Sibthirrp and Ralph Bernal. Pattirsfield -Air. Joh& and Mr. Canning. Carnars Pacer. Winchester -J. H. Leigh end P.M. Jahn Alildrnay. High Wycomb-Sir J. It. K.ug, Batt. and Sim T. Baring, Eart. Corti. Castle-I - 1. lialikes and G. Banker. Slireashury-Hon. Li. ili.nnett and R. !surer. Marlbrie- Lord limit-smell and Hun. 3. Woodhouse Great 111'11%011—Right FlOll. Sir J. Nichol and J. J. I.:.aVest Ponle-B. L. Lester a;.•I J. Dent. ThettOrd-Lord C. Fitzroy and It. Cantor n. Sudbury-A!derman lit )gate and 3. Broadhurst. Bath-Lord J. Thynne and Col. Palmer. Reading -S. Lefevre and C. F Palmer. Bury 1 of Easton and Col. I:pton. Caine-Hon. 3. Abercrombie and J. 3PDonald. Ripon-Right ilon. F. 3. Robinson And G. Gipps. Nlilhorne Port-Ger. Sir E. Paget and It. M. Casherd. Neweastle-npor-Tyne-Sir M. W. Ridley and C. Ellison: New Romnes -R. 0. Grosvenor and L. Stridian. Dichfield-Gen. Sir 6. AlOOll and the Won. O. G. Vernon Pontefract-Lord Pollingron and 'l. 11 ofli.lt lirth. .Canterlntry-Sir R. Larshington and Lord Clifton. East L rinstead--Right Hon. G. Gordou (Lord Sir:Waren) • and Hon. C. C. Jenkinson. St. C ermains-S. Bathurst and Right Hon.C. Arbuthnot. Liskrard-Al.jor.Gcn. Bingle and Col. Elliot. Buckingham-W. H. I'i - cc:mantle and Sir G. Nugent. Newtm:lL,r-T. Lezli and T. Clarightun. Hiudon-W. Beekforil and lion. Fret). Gungli. Tivistoek-Lord W Russell and Cord J. Russell. Beverley-J. Wharton and 1i.C.11111 ton. Old Saturn- d and .1. !.!warder. :•%v Sari mu-Lord Viseotii,l l'olkesion and W. Wyndham. gli-Right Hon. W. Dintd.ts. Go mu .R. Mitten, and Juhn Fl , rnin;. iamb'.- 7akerly and Charles Tennyson. Oxford (1 )- Right don. Sir W. Ir:cott, and Right Hon. Isol.ert Peek. Hedun-M. Tartan 41111 M: Fatrand. Friday, a few minutes before three o'clock. thia Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, attended by Col. Higgins, Colonel Cotton, Mr. Currey, Lady Isabella. Thynne, &c. and the Princess Sophia of Gloucester, attended by Miss. Dee, arrived at Whitehall. Tbe. Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, and the Landgrave of Hesse Cassel, attended by Miss Heydeman, the Maid of Honour to the Duchess, Major Davison, and their Royal Highnesses' suite followed. The Admirdity barges fiir six and eight oars, with the wetcruien iu their full uniforms, were in waiting to rereivc Just as the Royal Party arrived it began to rttin lightly, which dismayed them for a few minutes However, the principal .waterman being of opinion th. would blow over, they embarked on hoard the ihirgcs, and started for Greenwich, and it was atr.Lo • • for them to return front thence by land ; their c:. : were ►r he in rea.liness to take them up in tl•e and convey them to N'auxhall Gardens, except prevent• ed by unfavourable weather.