.:1 1..?.. , •!! Me LONDON GAZETTE, Satarda?;, j:dy 1-•• IlAttiariliPTCY NT.Altt;r D. T.:aocusw J. St. 05) t:t. milk•r. from July ttl. to July!?. 11,tNKRUPTS. 11.•.:.t. J. Watling-utr:vt, str-tw hat ntakt.r, July 14. V 5. Aug. 22. at Aux. Sheet Co. Sattil.,th.,ll stun. Rcsvir. J. bey cl 1 locts!4•Awn. Svreerse., 1.'....t:!;:er Jul; 1 4, ea. hug. at Shcron Soso:rat. Aus. Kir.z * ,.o.l Beth foul-row. AttilwoßTH A. ftwan, F,tantl4l, Yer:t. fustian usautttertuser. July c 4. CS, Aug. a. at :Manchester. Att. Mr. Pulley, Oldham. BLITT J. 'gaming. brewer. July Is. es. Aug. C 2. it cundual• Aus. rtclikutd raid Co. Lincoln's ltln.tields. A. 3. Maeltenzie zr..l 12. lic.pur, Crenis.. mt. Picsbury.squarc, gacr charm, Au. 1 . U. 'fc•i':-.ifit. gie...x-strect, Strand, navy agent. July 14. 1. Scu'.lleuent‘:,l4te of Sligo!, 4:cemc latur. Aug. 3. .1. Star,ifeeki guy•Loor:. (leiter, buteuer Aug. 3. , W. Kittg, 'iiiorpc, Norwich, miser, Aug. 4. Podson, I avrrpool. vner.tant. W. iiror.db4at. Kingston-upon-Ilan, Au 7 .7. r. 54:413 and W. G tnibk. livcr;,..tnl, tnerehan.c. P. er..kat :".nd I% Stevenson. laverpool. nterchtuw, Au,;. t. Gutter-Lae. Inereiutra., Aug. t. J. Ca:alb:l.l4m Gef•rg.. rand, l.oinbud-ttreet. nterclutnt. Aug. 1. W. 13'...ratile. Gt. St. - root:3as agent-bro:::r.July t. 1S:ro14 6 and .I.F:emir:l. Wlitt...duirtl. trine turrelN...ats, Aug. 1. A. calv;::. widow. Srl...nharo,Kent, tulip owner. Jal7 18. t5,',1.e.31/, :ate cf 11.6c.tnty. bro4er. Aug. 4. . - Ad i.. Titfurk., :Won-street, Spicd.fitids, amid/Macre, ! . .117 J. York-plner, Ker.ninson. Oman. Aug. 1. d. 'retley. 1 ettlr, York, wo , ,lstarler. 'Aug. to. J. ard J. F.:rite.n. Ake or. %Vat wick, ne..o:e Ili:Lkers. Aug. 1 . 11. ',7Nar.ter, Chultn!eigh. lincuaraprr, Aug. 4. i. Ntrlcr, j,tti. PcrtFca. grour. Aug. 4. t. Editrads, r,en. and 'l% EAlwards,„iur.. Rm./ford, eloP:iers. Aug. S. N. Evezet s late of Longh:ilr Viilts, clothier. Aug. 3. CE/I:II 7 ICATES--.‘un. I. Deloarnbre. B taklerebury, incrcliant-7. Lachlan. Crest Idle street, Gor.drosn'r Firitis, ship broker—P. Tt tt. &anon, Rini:a...l. eiccpjoblicr—S. 8. Wilmat. Bristol. brewer—S. Nerbert. No r th r "Norton, C•xford, weeper-IV. Vat.lcrstern. anti J. C. Daytock. .Vitlegate.street. Bishopsgare.strect. silk ir.nnufazturcrs—L Rshm. Tliroi;niertune.trect. nierchant—F.. I.l:nit; Warwick-row. Black . friar; !toad. hiller. PUD.IC AMUSEMENTS rca: 12i£ 1:1461:11•G %WEEK. THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT GARDEN. TI-Morrow—The Apostste—Harlquin — luasilay—Guy Mannelipg—A Musical Olio—X. Y. Z. Wcdnes.lay—lialiella—Tl:o Liberties.. ": . C.ursdc)—Rob Huy Mazgrcgor—Httsbauds and Wive;. EN(:LIMI OPERA HOUSE. '::•rttrrow—BNgar's Opera—La Poetise. :r.:seday—t First nine) The Bub's lical—My Anat.—La Perouse. Wednesday—A favourite Opera. .THE NATIO NIAL REGISTEU. tObil)014 : SUNDAY, JULY 12. 3818. Tnr. following isitalliscucc was received is tbeZity cA~:^i467 :! U Burnes Ayres. April lg. 6 , onght ti:e most happy news that could possibly be received. General San Martia had ca the sth completely annihilated General Onorior army, about three leagues from Santiago. " The General himself had escaped with only thirty men. who were on the road to Conception closly pur sued when the dispatches came away. This town is in greatest confusion, from the trans; tof z - niness will be suspended three er far (). riag ing of bells and firing of gusts have r.ot cc:.-el fv. - the last 18 hours." There is no truth in the .-...lrmour that the new Par liament is to meet for the a:rya:eh of iyis:ness in Au gust. Its immediate asse.r.bling co:::41 only be relderect imperative by an event nhich the last Bziotin of his Majesty's Physici:ms is far from pre taring us to expzct. We have received the Paris Papers of Tuesday and Wednesday last. They -.lre p: . .Qtu:ly silent upon the rumoured conspiracy of which 53 mit7.'a is said in this country. But their .silence is wtll s-.::plied by the state of the public 'funds, whose coatinucti rite, (the sve per cents. being 75i on Tuesday) constitutes, we :.pprehend, a legitimate grouud for concluding that nothing had occurred which could he cons,idercd as af fecting in the slightest degree, the stability of the Go vernment. if the alleged pieta had been either forrai stable or extensive, the knowledge of she= Null have diffased itself orally throughout the ea Emilia:: any measures for imposing strict silen,:e upon the press and the effect of that knowledge would have been visible in the depression of the money-market, which is a most sensitive criterion of public slams A notch Mail arrived y.mer(lay. An article from - the Fienen frontier., eatel t~e sa instant, oft , . , r men the departure of' Dale of VI elii ng t ol f rom tionit% eltrillv for l'uiP, cL•,:letni tlsat his CYr:rc L- r ; r t CI ..a tlettp:y •cugved is mAiating between Spain an& Poi - tty,ll. It is wide(' that no doubt is entertained of his Greet: l 3 n:ing present at Aix-la-Chapelle in order :0 &clan:, I. in person his opinion re.pecting the evacua tion of the French teris.try by the Allied Troopr." The peculiar situation of the Disko may itlitt, entitle him to the distinguished exception from the declared intentions of the ArLd sovereigns, that no Diplomatic Representative from any Court shoal be present at their lac:tangs. It is unlersttxxl that the Emperor of Austria will vigit the head-quarters of General Frinaoat, is Alsace, before he goe3 to Aix-la-Chapelle. !he cliTerenevs betw.:en the Grand Dute pf Baden and the King of Bavaria, do not appear to be adjusted yet. An arti:ic from Carlsrube, mentions that the Baden Minister hal quitted Munich some time since, and that tha Bavarian Minister, who had been absent from Baden above a twelvemonth, was preparing to have his ants removed from the hotel ocritpied by tile Embassy. Hopes are still entertained that an einicable arrangement may be made, because of tb_ertsonal friendahip stitnisthrg between the two Princes. By papers from Canada to lat June, we learn that considcrable.diacontelit prevails in that province. The whole district of Niagara, having adopted the princi ples, and proceeded according to the advice of a Mr. Gourlay, in an addrass to the resident landlioldtrs, every towuship held mectingl, and have each shown a represent•ttive. These. representatives (I sin number, among whom are several magistrates) have met, and chosen four to represent the district of the Provincial Convention, appointed to meet at York, Upper Canada, on the 6th July, in order to send Commissioners to England, with an address to his Royal Highness the Prince • regent, respecting the condact of the Local Government. The Committee of the Niagara District have invited others to (hilow their example. Saturday 6th June, was appointed foe Township Rcpresenta ti yes. Much injury had been done by fire in Lower Canada, in the woods At the German Settlement of the Claudiere, and in that of tLe Seigniory of St. Gabriel, several houses and a quantity of corn had been destroyed. By the F/amlaurgh mail, which arrived on Frilay, we arc infunned that the D. wager Queen of Sweden died on t 23d ult. having survived his tajesty tha t late King, only between four and five months. The Algemcine Zeitung assures the world, that the manufactures of Germany and Switzerland have at tained a consid'era'ble pre-eminence over those of the British loom. The German manufactures, comparative ly with those of England, must therefore enjoy a pros perous trade, if there be any sense or consistency in the paper which furnishes the above triumphant statement of their excellence ; and as the success of the British merchants in foreign countries was the only ground acknowledged for that inveterate hatred which it seemed to be the object of certain writers to excite against the name of England, we may now, perhaps, entertain some hope that our allev , d misfortunes will conciliate the compassien of arose who forn:e:iy envied us—that as our wares riegme;•ate p:pal.arity will fl( ,, lrisli; and that a fe..v more unlucky speculations among the German fairs mast earn for Englishmen the warmest panegyrics in the pages cf the A/gcmenc Z4:::..ring Oar theory en this nubject would riot indeed be easily made intelligible to the zealots cf what mny be termed mercantile faction ; for we can aes'ire sans continent:.) competitors, that the en'.ighter.e3 part of the English nation consider the pri;:ipority of and 'French, and Dutch, and lt•assian, and German com merce, as in the highest degree conducive, if not ab solutely essential, to that of the manufactures and com merce of Great Britain. A liamburg•h Mail has arrived, and brought rapers to the 30th ult. A new law has been proposed in the Assembly of the Odelsthing, in Norway, prohibiting till writing? tending to reflect tmon, er to insult, the ;Swedish or Norr.cgien nations, their !ews and institu tions, under the renalty of the work being seized,- and the author imprisoned for a dine. not exceeding three years, nor under three months. The I'.(litors of News papers to be under a double responsibility, and their Papers suppressed, if they insert any articles of the above-mentioned tendency. The authors of the works tending to disturb the union between the two king doms of the preeent order at succession. to be banished. - A Jury will iudge of the deline,uency, an;i the punish runt will be left to the diseretbn of the competent Tribunals. Th.! Geve:nroeut ofS..vetlen, like our own, has postponed the pa: - iient cf ids paper-moe.ey in cash, but for a murh longer period, mum:ly, far five years. In the meantime, us in this eaur...l - y, preparations arc to be made for withdrawing toe paper currency from cireulation. It appears cern that Mr. reel has retired front the situ.ttina of Chief Secretory for !reload ; and the Irk. paperb may, -that he h to Lc sucecdel by Mr. Charlcs Grant. THE COURT The bulletin on Friday was, " The Queen has had a vent goo i night, and is much better this morning." The Trion: Regent, as usual, went from Carltas iimvot to Kew. lit NN= itOZNia Comer.---Wednesday the Prime Regent held u Court at Carlton-house, wF. was attended by the Cabinet Mieisters, Great Officera of Stute, dm When General Count Seebras Tafterrata was presented to his Royal Highness by Count Pfeffe', the Barieflen Minister, upon his arrival in Engle:el.-- The Regent afterwards held a Privy Council, at %hitt& the sanction of the marriage of his Royal Highness the D u k e o f Clarence with her Serene Highness the eels Adelaide of Saxe Mciniugen was egrecd ere::: His Royal Highness then gave aud . ..el.ces to the 13et a. elan Minister, Count Smbras tafterrete, the Leh.: et . Clarence, Count Munster, the I.erd Chanc e ll or , t e e Earls of Llerrowby and Liverpeol, the I)ake of Cum berland, and Viscount Sian :teeth. On Thursday the Princess Adelaide of Meiniegee, and the I)neliess her mother, were introduced to the Queen at Kew, and in the everiee returr.ed to Leen in campany with the Duke of Clarence. Friday the Duchess of York visited the Princess • Adelaide and the Duchess of Meiuingen, at Greilhes'e hotel. The Duke of Clare -v find Lord Keith dined with the Priticers Adelaide an.l the Duchess of Mein. ingest en Friday at Greillon's hoel The littptials of his Reed Highness the Duke or Clarence, with her Soren: IF:timers the Princess Ada. laide of Saxe Meiningen, was celebrated yeeerd a7 evening at Kew, at six o'clock. A dinner was g iv en on the occasion to a select party of the Nobility. The re marriage of their Royal Highnesses, the Duke and De .ehess of Kent, according to the forms of the Church o: England, also took place at the same time. On Thursday his Royal Highness the Duke of York. visited the General Penitentiary for Convicts at Mill hank. His Royal Highness was attended through the interior of that excellent Institution, by the Right Hen. C. Long, M..P., G. ilolford, Fee. M. P. and the Go . -- vernor and the respective Officers. After his Royal Highness had viewed the several wards of the prisan e lo proeseded to the chapel, where the prisoners were et. :mined in their religious exercises he the Chapleie, and efterwards sung the 148th Psalm. His Royal High ness expressed himself highly gradate' at this interce ing scene, and also at the good order of the prison, and the decent deneranaur of the convicts. There has been some disresp:tet shown by some ptson or persons in ofB?e in Frunee, to the Prince and I'.rin.less of Hesse dionthourg. They arrive:] in the Royal yacht off Calais on Monday afternoon, ant: it bring low water, they were put on sitor,, in an open beat about 4 o'clock, when the only military hO rKu7 the amiable Prir.cesa Elizabeth, the daughter of the Eing and Queen of Great liritain a the sister of the Prince Regent, received, consisted of three soldiers cod a corporal in an undress, .and they dul tint even press•: arms, and did not pay any attention to the illustrious personages; whereas, when the Grand Duke 'Michael arrived there, he was received with a disehar;.Te of eau• non, as is the case when an ambassador passes through. The Princess mnained at an hotel till it o'clock the nest say, and th,-.-e was no guard of honour at the'.: On Weanesilay evening about 7 o'clock the Prince Fredcri:k sod the-Prince Wi . .liarn of Hesse Cassel, tae hrtElters of the Du:liers of Cambridge, arrived at the housa o:' zhe Duke of Citmbridge, on Kew Green. They were a:cornmo!ated with :o3ging ut one of the King's Enueres' housn. xae Lnnigrare of Hesse. Cassel is a 1 w•roe:rnottitcd et cne of theulauses. TL:: Doke of Glouec.s::::r will-Jct. off in about a tit night en a Lang raeditat.td to it to 'ltaly. and to pass some mon:hs in Ratne, 1 native city. D u ri ng hi s absence, the Duchess will :vile entirely with her Ma- Icsty ; consideraiderecluctions are making in the esta blishment at Gloucester House, in conNequence. .Wetirs:•sday :the Grand Duke Michael, a:tam:led by *Baron Nicholay, Sir W. Cucgreve, &c. went to view the . Loudon POCk6, where he was recciv d by severe/ of the Directors, who conducted him over the exten sive establishment. His Imperial Highness procat:.lc.l thence to the West India Docks after viewing whiz:;, he embarked on hoard the Admiralty Barge, and pro ceeded to Whitehall Stain% where his carriage way is waiting to convey him to Stratford House. On Monday the Grand Dnke Michael visited Hemp. ton Court Palace, and viewed the gardens. It is raj?: that the Duke intends leaving town on Tues av next The Prince ltegept has uppointei H. Bearl, of tl: Inner Temple, Pi Barrister at Law to succeed C.:.! late E. Samuel, Esq. na I)l7:ill.rnt of his 'Majesty'; Courts of Criminal and Civil ..fur,tice, in the Colony of Berbioe. The Duchess of Devonshire set out from Rome Lund ,n on the 13th of lust month. Pie letters from the ariaufacturing districts stats, trAtt,, has lately bo....ts.imipreee.lente , lly Inisk, that :t t s occasioned thc inbothers to strike Cor higher wages, 27 milts are standing idle at, MancLeLtcr. 'l..'i 7