14J From Me LONDON GAZ ET l'E, Tam( ty, Ap ril [This Gazette contains a Proclamation on the subject of quaran tine: it penults ve-sela coining from port; liable to infection, and which may have delivery] their cargoes at foreign ports not liable to infection, to eater a Itritish li.irbour without being subject to the qua rantine laws. Veuels so arriving in ballmt, mun produce certificates, however, that they have dischar o va Olen. cargoes at least 44.1 days be fore.' BANKRETPTCIP.S SUPERSEDED. Crtartnr.rv, J. *rockport, grocer. Ni•NVILLIAMS. J. Georg: -street, Spitalfkkli, victualler. CLAY v oo. tit, J. Cansiluiby, Lincoln,uire, dealer iu aorn. BANKRUPT:4. taauntsta IL of Princ.u.;;;;,liotl;o;lilhe, mariner, to surrerulee .11ay 9.10, June to, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Pasusue, %VaraAnd wort, Throknortoosstreet. SAILDOII T. of Epsom. tailor, May, 3, 10, June 10, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Dixon, Nassau-street. notsses T. of Lonst-acre, coach-muter, May 3, 10, June 10, at PAGuildhalL Att. Mr. Allen, Carlisle-street, Soho. 14Tostr.11Ast J. of Beckford-row, Walworth, elicesemonger, May 6, 10, June 10, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Watson, Clifford's-inn. ROVERTS J. late of &coley Stratford, farm.m, May 3, 10, June 10, at Guildhall. Atts. Messrs. Gale and Sons, Basingbull-street. Vasean E. of Nigh-street, Aldgate, watchmaker, May 6, 13, June 10, at GuildlialL Att. Mr. Poole, Adam's-court, Old Broad- street. MATTHEW MAN' J. late of Queen-street, Cheapt , icle, merchant, May 6, 13, June 10, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. liautnierton, Great St. Helens. BRENNEN J. of Upper Russell street, Bermondsey, fellroonger, May 6,13, June 10, at Guildhall. Atts. Mears. DieW and Sons, Bermondsey-street. Haav EY W. of Wymontlharn„ Norfolk, manufacturer, May 19, 20, June 10, at Norwich. Aus. Messrs. Baxter and Bowker, Furth val's-inn. HAWKINS W. of Bicknell, Warkwickshire, farmer, May 8. 10, June 10, at Birmiagham. Att. Mr. Windlc, John.etreet, Bed ford-row. Ltu.sv E. of Bintaingharn, gilt toy-maker, May, S, 13, Jane 10, at Bristol. Atts. Messrs. Rosser and Son, Bardett's-buildings, Holborn. firseaoTitass J. of Chapel-en-le-Frith, Derbyshire, victualler, May 9, to, June 19, at Stockport. Atts. Messrs. Lowe and Bower, Southampton •buildings. BOOTH W. of Tulcum, Yorkshire, merchant, May 1,2, June 10, at Rtverley. Atts. Messrs. Lamberts and Co. Gray's Inn square. RATTENntrat H. of Newport, Monmouthshire, carpenter, May e, 12. June to, at Bristol. Atts. Messrs. Bridges and Quitter, lied- Lion-square. 111013 ES J. of Stockport; eatten-massufacturer. May is, 17. June 10, at Manchester. Att. Mr. Windle, John-street, Bedford-raw. Jacgsow It. and J. GILAFIAXI. Jun. of Carlisle, cotton-spinners, May 8,9, June 10, at Carlisle. Att. Mr. Clennell, Staple-inn. JKOPICI93O9 J. of Liverpool, merchant. May 7,8, June 10, tI. at Liverpool. Atu. Messrs. Griffiths and ilinde, Fenivick-street, Liverpool. lifAlfg J. jun. of Templesowbery, Westmorland, tanner, May 15, 16, June 10, at Penrod'. Att. Mr. Lowden, Clement's-inn. Sousse E. of Burslem, Stalibrdshire, earthenware-manufacturer, May 21, it, June 10, at Trentham. Att. Mr. Berridge, Hat ton-garden. HICK.I. of Huddersfield. drysaltet, May 19, 90, June 10, at Hud dersfield. Atts. Messrs. Willis and Co. Warnfonl-court. lING3COTT D. of Walcott, near Bath, baker, May 3,6, June 10, at Bath. Att. Mr. Burfoot, Temple. Illace9woon H. of Todmorton and Walsien. Lancashire, cotton letnanufketarer, May 13. 17, June 10, at Manchester. Ans. Messrs. Hurd and Co. Temple. HUNT J. of Bishop's Sutton, Southampton, maltster. May 13, 14, June 10, at New Alresford. Att. Mr. Gude, Grays-inn-place. JAMES E. of Bristol, timber-merchant, May 1, 13, June to, at Bristol. Atts. Messrs. Bridges and Quitter. Red-lion-square. LAWTOM W. of Wilmslow, Cheshire, shopkeeper, May 10, 12, June 10, atStockport. Atts. Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple. DIVIDENDS AT GUILDHALL. Grob J. E. late of College-hill. sugar-refiner. May 17. Brame T. of Lowettoft, herring-merchant, May 3. Newman.!. of II an way-street, linen-Jrarr. May 1 3. Humphries H. St. Bennett's-hill, druggist, May 20. Deeenchy L. L. of N e w Bond.street, bookseller, May 24. M.Pliersoa \V. of Union-street, Southwark, colour-manufacturer, May SO. ' , Cleo.' .1. C. of Leicnter-fields, merchant, May 20. Diwner 11. of Fleet-street, ironmonger, May so. Platts J. of Oxford-street. music.seller, May 24. Fowler J. of Birchin-lane, broker, May 20. Dixon S of Portsea, tailor, May to. Martin F. of Tnrogmorton-street, stock-broker, May 31. Anderson A. of Philpot lane, merchant, May 31. Wryghte W. of Fenchurch-street. wine-merchant, May 20. Tucker J. of Long-acre, linen-draper, May 17. Knight J. of Parliament-street. linen-draper, May 17. Stuart J. of Ilisutnergate-street, waddler, May 20. Hudson E. late of Gibraltar, merchant, May 31. TiCord W. and 11. of Doion-strxt. Spitalfields, silk-manufaeturers. ' May 31. Smith G. of luulgate. hill, haberdasher. May 31. Willeolts F. of Cross-street. Islington, merctant. June 3. Holwell F. of Falcon-street, chinaman. May 9. Poynton T. of Brsok-street. hardwareman, May 31. Wise C. and S. of Maidstone, paper-manufacturers, May tn. Pitt D. of Fewburch-street, ho.icr, May 31. Evans P. of Hungerford-inarket, oyster-merchant, June 3. DIVIDF:NMS IN THE COUNTRY. steel J. of Liverpool, merchant. May 20. 11..dford 1. H. of Little Eawn, tanner, ?Aay 31. St,,el J. Liverpool, of ilni 4 gist., May 20. ';'hwaites, T. Hett. Mill, of Durham. paper-linker, May 20. I finmore. C. of Norwich, merchant, May 17. Fowler M. of Bristol, merchant, May 0. liuspell. A. and J. olPenrith, grocers, May ¢3. Webb. W. of Leamington, May 27. !flaws \V. S. of Colchester, grocer, May 22. Hayti:: T. S. of Westbury, dyer, May 22. Champney .1. of Ilalby. Master. May •‘3. Bass Prud !nee. of Ashborne, dealer, May V. Shephenl P.. of Rrhiport, victualler, May el. Kenyon J. of I.ictrrpool, mechant, May 28. cno.l.man B. of Rom7ey, miller, May 29. Robidson W. of Newton-upon-Ou•c, wine-merchant, May 23. Noyca.l. late of Pewsey. coal-merchant, M.l 20. Ilodge R. of St. Ertl), Corr.wall, shopkeeper., May CERTIFICATES, Mar 17.-W. Toulmin. of Carmarthen st-eet, scrivener-C. Pease, of Wellington. Oruggiat-F. Niblett. of Bread-street. serivener.--.1. Fenn. of l'alliament-atreet, draper.- W. Robinson and S. S. Claploim, of Liverpool, nierchanti.-.S. G. Fhaw. of St. Albans, bookseller-J. Haselden and T. Stewart, of London-wall, horseealers--.1. Kelvington, of Bankside, coat •naer. 'chant-T. Williams elf Coleman-street. packer-S..leeves, of S..ndy, horse-dealer -T. Martin.. of Norwich. musical-instrument-maker -I'. Storey. of Loads, cheeseisonger-A. Burn, of Sundt-Ilan& ship. Merryweat'ler, of Sheffield. broker-G. M. Pearce, of inercliant--J. Estill, of Stioney. marina-T. Cox, of Chichester, carrier-R %V. Taber, of James-strcet, plumber -J. r-ritcr and Holloway. of Pancra-, builders-W. Basett, of Ch trch-jane, silk-manufacturer -.1. Ablitt. re . Kes ace, merchant of Cmc ivy, victualler-W. Thompson, jun. of WAIN- THE NATIONAL RFCSTI7,II. fiAd, grocer—T. Galvin, Sawbridgeworth Hewlett, of Ilorfield. dealer.—W. Hill, of Halbcrton, currier—T. Keyie, of Austin-friars, tnerehants. CERTIFICATES, MAY en.—T. Evans, of Monmouth, mer cer—N. Demezy, of Southampton, innkeeper—Fliz. Burriolso. of St. Ire's, Cornwall, milliner—W. Illenkinit. of Hull, grocer—T. Bellamy, of Bristol, wool-factor—J. Frarbosther, of Tottington, cotton-spinuer—T. Roberts, of Holston, gover—it Clettgli, Cl North Shields, hardwareman—R. Gray, of Kedruth. victualler— J. Lloyd, Tying, sus eon—H . Falls and W. Cock, of Plymouth, merchants—J. Woh enberg, of St. Catherine's-street, biscuit-ba ker—A. Keating, of trans]. silversmith—R. B. Scott, of Spring-gar dens. printer—E. Jones, of laulgatelail. Indserdoslier—. l . E. Lewis, of' Northampton. carpenter—T. Itotevyle, of Onslow, horse-deuler— M. %Voters, of Nicholas-lane, broker. PARTN ERSHIPS DISSOLVE!). Cowpland and Sargeant, of St. Catherine's-quare, sail-raakers. Keynton and Ball, of Tetbury. tailors. J. and W. Bower, of Chesterfield, tanners. Goannersall and Co. of Huddersfield, woollen-cloth-merchants. T. and W. Denton, of Staines, land-survs,nrs. Lee and Thompson, of Bishop Wearmoutit, iron-founders. J. J. and T. England, of Mill•lane, Tooley-street, sail-makers. Rordanez and Irwin, of London, merchants. Brown, jun. and Peters, of Epsom, plumbers. Bright and Snow, of Poster-lane, jewellers. Hatwell and Foot, of St. George's Market, brewers. J. and E. Low, of Hat kney Wick, cattle-dealers. Newman and Viney, of Mary-le•lionne-stret, dress-makers. Thirlby's and Robinson. of Sheepshead, twist-lace-manufacturers. Heath and Co. of Manchester, iron-thunders. M•Clintock and Ditsbury. of Liverpool, auctioneers. Green and Ford, of Baguio-court, calenders. Lovatt and Co. of Bagnio court, machine-makers. Jone and Peat on, of Gracechurelt-street, linen-drapers. Parker and Taylor, of Birmingham, plumbers. Stanstield and Dawes, of Ilamburgh and London. rat:reliant& Wood and Belcham. of Rishopsgate-street, dermas. I.ocke and Taylor, of 'littorit.s. navy-agents, White and Co. of Leeds, machine-makers. Riston and Co. of Hull, attomies. W. and H. Lucas, of Tamworth, farmers. Green and Early, of Witney, glovers. E. and J. Reeve, of Hocking, grocers. Godwin and Cn. of Portsea, butchers. Savage and Marsh, of Wolverhampton, factors. Kure and Wake, of Wood -street, silk-maaufacturers. Shaw and Cheek, of Titleswell, attornies. !fedi; and Hargreaves. of Burnley, cotton-manufacturers. Reining and Co. of Worthington, whiting-manufacturers. Burgin and Co. Southampton-street, ormunental-paper-manufac- turcrs. Garden and Dunning, Bridlington, grocers. Ottcy and Nloßard, of Strand, tavem-keepers. I lyde and Parkinson. of Louth, grocers. L. and 1.. 1). Jaquier, of gland-street, hotel - keepers. Brundrctt and Thompson, of Manchester, trunk-makers. Evans and Faviell, of Manchester, itooe-masons. Cocker and West, of Ilowden. Shippey and Hall, Cambridge, brewers. From the LONDON GAZETTE, Sal:lnlay, May 3. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. PARTIMOTOM W. of Manchester, money-scrivener. BANKRUPTS. ROSE T. of Bridport, brewer, to surrender May 10. 17. June 14. at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Stevens, Sion-college-ganlens, Alder manhury. Coma W. of New .street, City-mad, corn-dealer, May 6. 10, June 14, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. 11. Carpenter, Church-passage, Old jevrry. HENRY H. of Liverpool, taylor, May 27. 28, June 14, at Li verpeoL Att. Mr. Meddoweroft, Gray's-inn. TURLEY P. of East Grinsted. Susses, farmer, May 6, 20, June 14, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Ellie, Clnivars, Temple. ROBERTSON A. and D. of Grosvenor-place, Pimlico. builders. May 6, 20, June 14, at Guildhall. Au. Mr. Pinkerton, Cle ment's-inn. GRAVES J. of Liverpool, cotton-broker, June 2, 3, 14, at Liver pool. Att. Mr. Chester, Staple-inn. JARMAN, J. of Tything of Sheet, Southampton. tanner, May 19, 20, June 14, at Petersfield. Au. Mr. Allen, Clifford's-inn. HAZARD W. of Great Yarmouth, mast-maker, May 14, 15, June 14, at Yarmouth. Att. Mr. Francis, New Boswell-court. Nrcuor.s J. of Leeds, bookseller, May 19, 20, June 14, at Leeds. Atts. Messrs. Atkinson and Holland, Leeds. FLF.EKNO J. D. of Daventry, draper. May if, 23, June 14. at Daventry. Atts. Messrs. Collett, Winbum, and Collett. Chan cery-lane. MARTIN J. and M. of Herbury-bridge, Yorkshire, boat-builders, June 6, 7, 14, at Wakefield. Att. Mr. Knowles, New-ina. BARNES A. of Cirencester, linen-draper, May 15, 16, June 14, at Cirencester. Att. Mr. Nis, Cook's-court, Lincoln's-inn. DOUGHTY J. of Bristol, victualler, May 21, 22, June 14, at Bris. tol. Arts. Messrs. Das, Son, and Stephenson, Doughty-street. Molnar? J. of Camomile-street, merchant., May 6, 10, June 14, at Guildhall. AU. Mr Chippendale, Crane-court, Fleet-strew. WATKINS T. of Cardif. dealer and chapman, May 6, 22, June 14, at Bristol. Att. Mr. King. Serjeant's-inn. GRIFFITHS J. of Liverpool, auctioneer, May 19, 20, June 14, at Liverpool. Att. Mr. Chester, Staple-inn. lloistEs T. HJRRIS T. and ENGLISH, J. D. of Long-acre, coach-makers, May 10, 17, June 14, at Guildhall, Att. Mr. Al len, Carlisle-street, Soho. SMITH C. S. of Clare-street. St. Clement's Danes, salesman, May in. 17, June 14. at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Dykes, Thuvits-inn. VAUGHAN W. of Pall-mall, taylor. May 10, 17. June 14, at Atts. Messrs. Hurd, Shaw, and Johnson, King's• bench-walks, Temple. Banns:it W. of St. John-street. Smithfield, grocer, May 10, 13, June 14. at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Humphreys, London-bridge foot. Southwark. GRELLIL it J. of Mill-wall, Poplar. roman-cement-manufacturer, May 10. 13. June 14, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Cr...ncli, Union court. Broad-street. Sw ninct.r.s T. and Lows: P. of Manchester. linen-drapers. May 24, 26. June 14, at Manchester. Au. Mr. Walker, Essex-street, Manchester. DIVIDENDS AT GUILDHALL. Aleock W of 1r.r.4 , y. Stafford. grocer, May 24. Cramer .1. of Bermondsey, victualler, May 24. rude .1. and .I._Steve:nson . of Garlick-hill, wine -merchants, May 24. Ilinde J. of Whitecbmwl. tin plate-worker, May 24. Forster W. of Saint Martin's e, silversmith, May 24. P fillips W. of Briglaltebustone,builtler. May 13. Clarke W. of Water-Line. 'rower-street, merchant, May 10. Ashbey J. of Boxstead. Hertfordshire. farmer. May 13. Monteith J. and .1. Sequeira, late of Gracechutch.stret t, druggists, May 13. Lc Chetninant N. and J. V. Kerckhove, of Fenchttreh-street, mer. chants. May 24. I.ivesey, J. of Blackburn, J. IlargreavP, Manebest r, P. Amnia and J. Smith, ',undo°, and W. Hall, .Mosney, merchants, May 24. Fourdrinier S and W. gale, of Charing-cross, stationers, May 31. Calvert A. of Sr& nham, trter , hant, Jame 3- Fox J. and W. of the Pavement, Finsbury, merchants, May 31. Jacob B. of 11.1rtholoniers.c1:) , e, merchant, 'May 24. Callaway T. B. if Bath, upholsterer, May 31. Aialenan A. of rialpot-Erne s uiezchant, May 24. MAY 3. Little C. 11. and T. of Carlisle, and T. Little and Co. of Wa'brook, merchants, May 2.t. DIVIDENDS IN THE COUNTRY. Walker J. late of Alfrick, timber-merchant, June 2. Bridges J. of Bristol, brush-maker, May 28. Barnes W. of New Sarum, ironmonger, May rt. Carhie W. of Bolton-in-the-Moors, cotton-manufacturer, June J. Dudley 11. of Dudley, thread-manufacturer, May 27. Ford W. of Manchester, bookseller, May 26. CERTIFICATES, MAY Wells, of Dunstew, taylor—R. and W. Salt, of Stone. dealers—M. Him:bend', of Daw-green, dry. salter—J. Davis, of Bristol, tanner—J. Fell. of Ratcliffe Ilighway. imnmonger—J. Higgins, of North Nibley. clothier—.l. Lee, of Northampton, Naish, of Tiverton, clothier—M. Met calfe, late of Liverpool, currier—T. Dutton, of liing-street, war.:• houseinan—J. 11111, late of Rood-lane, jewellei---J. Braithwaite, of Leeds, merchant—W. Morrison, late of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, rope-maker—A. Jackson, of Windrush, stone-mason—T. Randolt, late of the City-road, chymist--D. Morgan, late of Neat h, iron monger--C. %%ilkinson, of Margaret-street, scrivener—W. Rogers. of Gloucester, draper. PAItTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. Bryant and Warren, of Bristol, masons. Ashall and Lea, of Moss-bank, Lancashire. Harrison and Benson. of Rotherhithe, rope-makers Gales and Dixon. of Norfolk, druggists. Edward-and Co. of Wrexham, wordstapler. Dennistoun G. and It. and Co. of Glasgow. Kidd: r end Nevill, of Giltspur-street, hatters. Balsliaw and Kitchen, oiSneflleld, cutlers. Sykes C. and J. of Nottingham, drapers. Davies and Bull. of Great Yarmouth, mast-maketa. Taylor and Jeidan, of London, proprietors of the Sun New..raper. Howell and Burton, of :Montgomeryshire, auctioneers. Hoyle and CO. of liarkisland, iminuthctur,..re. Barrett and Wilson, of Manchester, solicitors. Walker and Hughes, of Piccadilly. breeches-makers. • Rrettargh and Co. of Manchester, warehousemen. Norniansell and Goulden. of Stockport, grocers. Arnott and Wood, of York, dyers. Wright and Hollason, of Birmingham, manufacturers. Hurry and Co. of Southampton, merchants. Eccles J. and .1. H. of London, warehomsemen. Lind and Co. of Kingston-upon-Hull, merchants. Mertens and 1 artaell, of Wen close-square, sugar•rcEners. Lowe. and Bowen, of Water-lane, brandy-merchants. Wilkinson and Warren, of Bath, brewers. Ricketts and Co. of Bristol, bankers. Davis and Monk, of Bull's-head-court. Newgate-street, farriers. Evans and Pleydell, of Bristol, boot-and-shoe-makers. Littlemore, and Co. of Warrington, watch-glaseuninufiteturers. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. LONDON : MONDAY, MAY 5, 1817. French Papers have arrived to the 2d instant, but they do not contain any intelligence of importance beyond what had previously arrived in our private correspon dence. ",„1t is said that upwards of 100 individuals, French subjects, have been stopt on their way, as is supposed, to South America, where they were to join the insur gents. We some days ago questioned the wisdom of the Austrian Government in checking the course of emigration from its dominions; for, generally speak ing, a discontented subject is well got rid of by being suffered to depart in peace : but the peculiar circum stances in which the House of Bourlxm is placed cm. barrow that simple maxim with considerations that rarely belong to it, and which are of a serious nature. Although it might be desirable enough that these adven turers, at the head of whom are sonic naval officers, should relieve the police from the trouble of watching or re straining them, it is very possible that they might have enterprises in contemplation of a dangerous tendency to the peace of the kingdom, anti which would be best promoted beyor.d the reach of its authorities. That the Buonapartists flatter themselves with the approach of some crisis favourable to a resumption of their lost as cendancy, is plainly indicated by all the accounts which have recently arrived from the French capital. Part of Mdme. Regnault's crime, we have been told ; was the advising her husband to repair towards the French frontiers, as, from the manner in which afliiirs were going on, his friends were likely to be soon in readi ness to receive him. Even should this :And of offi cers, among whom are stated to be two sons of Admi ral Bruix, have no other design than the overthrow of the Spanish supremacy in South America, Louis XVI 11. cannot be expected to regard his own interests other wise than as deeply wounded by the dismemberment of the most valuable provinces annexed to the minor brunches of his house."— French Papers to the 29th ult. have arrived. The King quitted his sppartments on Sunday last for the first time after un interval of several months, and ap peared, at a balcony of the palace, where he was, it is said, enthusiastically greeted by a great concourse of persons. Anothcrarresthus taken place at Paris, which is apparently connected with that of Matti:tie Regnault D'Angeley. The person thus arrested is a matt of the Olville : be is a glass manufacturer, anti roman to Bo nap arte. The Parisian Journalist profess to have no knowledge of the occasion of these arrests ; but from the political relation:-hip of the parties there is every probability that it refers to a plot of some kind in favour of Napoleon. A letter front Madrid states that an an. rangetnent is spoken of with the Insurgent Spanish Colonies through the mediation of Great Britain. The news from the interior of France relates alms st exclo. sively to the state of the weather, the ane.l.anec of the crops, and the public anxiety respecting the yin tag,e and the harvest. At Toulouse, and other places, daily prayer have been offered up during som Svc ks far rain. Front Sancre, on the other hand, in the de partment of Cher, and nearly in the couture of Flaie ,