MARCH 18, without losing sight of him, and gave him orders to quit the road in two hours. He made rnil thr Martinique. On his arrival there he was thrown into prison, with all his crew. His twson thr going to Martinique was, that Admiral Linois roused to give him any orders, or even soy advice. The instructions of M. Blacas to M. Linois were then read, dated Ghent, April 18, desiring, " that n.) new three shnuhl be allowed to laud at Gaadaloupe ; and that the authority should not be resigned to any one, without au express order from the King, countersigned Blaeas D'Aulps. The benefit of the King's Declaration of Amnesty was also claimed for the prisners. Upon these points the lawyers for the prosecution de scanted and disputed at great length, in continued Sit tii;g, till half-past six o'clock in the evening of the Bth instant, when the farther proceedings were adjourned to ten in the morning of the 9th. In the Sitting of the 9th inst. M. Moreau de Joanne, (fonnerlyAide-:.le-Comp to Gen. Ours St. Cyr, when that (;,:need onoi Governor of Guyanne), gave an account of the events which occurred before the I tlth of June at Goudaloupe. It was on the Kith that an attempt was made to hoist the tri-coloured flag on the hid of Fleur d'Epine. In the eveninfr of tlw 17th alarming rumours were spread respecting the public tranquility, anti the personal safi•ty of the Admiral. In the evening he went to Adjutant Commander Boyer, but could not see him; but was apprised that a detachment of horse had set out fhr Hasse Terre. M. Boyer was encamped during the night at Beau Soleil. The population had flown to arms. M. Boyer,—during the 18th, all was tranquil at Point a-Petre. In the evening only, the troubles broke out. M. Moreau only spoke to the report ; he could not at tend to circumstances.—Other officers deposed to the same effect ; and the Court adjourned. The trial closed on the 11th day; when the Admiral was unanimously acquittal, and set at liberty. Boyer wits as unanimously found guilty, and sentenced to stif fer death ; which sentence was announced to him that night, in the prison of the Conciergerie. PARIS, Msncii 9.—The autograph of the testament of Louis XV I. which was found in the national archival, was presented to the King on Saturday, by M. Delome, the new archivist. The inal.,nillicent theatre of St. Charles, at Naples, has been reduced to ashes. There was in the theatre a leaden cistern, in which the oil far the use of the house was kept: the wind blew a siatrk from a lamp to the interior of the cistern, which in an instant was-converted into a dreadful volume of flame, exhifiiting a striking resem blance to an eruption of Vesuvius. It is impossible to calculate the consequences (.f the combustion, had not prompt and efficacious means been employed to extinguish and arrest the progress of the flames. The Austrian troops, conummdcd by Count Nugent, who set the ex- ample, were of e.eential service, and strenuously second el the exertions of the Neapolitan troops .and the infra bitanta. The King and Prince Leopoitk di• brayed the greatest coolness and intrepidity 4 they remautad close to the flamea, and dill not depart till the dewier was over. The royal palace, very near to the place where the fire happened, was saved, apparently by t miracle, frten total destruction. The flames consumed every titMg, and ashes now indicate the snot on which stood the lar g est anti most beautiful theatre in Europe. The persons who were in the building lea' time to save themselves from the fury of the flames. F►:a. .21.—A Society having manifested an intention to place in a public situation a bust in bronze of the Pope, his Holiness refused this homage, saying', " After my death, if the people regret me." GERMAN PAPERS. VIENNA, FEB. 27.—Our Court Ga.:die of yesterday contains the Treaty concluded at Paris ou the '2iith of Sept/tither lust, betweat the Emperors of Austria and Itus,ia and the King of Prussia. GENOA, FEU.YI.—The English troops who were still here, and did duty jointly with those of his Majesty the King of Sardinia, are mostly gone, and the rest arc on the point of embarking. Their admirable conduct, and the constant harmony which the British troops always maintained with our garrison, makes their departure ge nerally regretted ; and justice demands that we pay them the tribute of our sincere gratitude for the maintenance of public truiquillity and good order, which were so fre quently threatened at an earlier period. BERLIN, FEB. 14.—A regulation concerning the Li berty of the Press is in town, which will contain every thing relative to the trial and determinatimi of the abuses of the freedom of the Prey, and to the prosecution of the crimes arising from this abase before the Court, which will have the jurisdiction in such cases. The Liberty of the Press is now an advanuage which we can the less dis pense with, us the spirit of enquiry which spread through the whole people in the last wars has proved itself one of the main supports of the State. A great change is at hand among our Newspapers ; in future there is to appear one official Paper, skilwri up with the greatest scrupulousness, eimmining only official and quite certain intelligence, and therefore subject to the Censurer; but the number of other papers will be unlimited, as ill England and elsewhere. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. TUESDAY'S LO YDON GAZETTE. At the Court at !trip:Non, Ntarel: 9, the Prince Regent was pleased to appoint:—R. J. Hill. F:sq. of Plymouth Lodge. to be Sheriff of Gla romon, v. H.. 1. Grant. Esq.; .1. Davis, El. of Fron-baulog, of Ale rioneth, r. T. D. Ashley, F. , q.; .1. Prim, I.sq. of I'las I.lanfallog, of Anglesey, V. H. Bullseley, Esq.; J. A. Lloyd, Esq. of Domgay, of llontgomery, v. iV. Youde. Lsq.; and J. S. P. Saisbury, Esq. of srye Bella, of Flint, G. Bosenwen, Esq. HANK Iti•PTS. T. Ilor.T, Gottalmin, ca - Mnet March 16, 26, April 23. at Guildhall. Att. Mr. King. l'ust's-st.—W. OAKLEY, Church.at. Ber mondsey, woolstapler, March I 30, April 25, at Guildhall. Atts. Bridges and Co. Red Lion-sq.—E. Cu e*riCrlDEN. Sittingboume, salesman, March 16, April 2. 21, at Guildhall. Au. Mr. Nelson, Essex-st.—A. G. Nitt.N F.. Mitre-co. Fenchureh.st. merchant, March 16, 23, April 2.3, at Guildhall. Atts. Kaye and Co. New Hank-bail. —J. STocits, Jamaica-row, Bermondsey. rope-manufacturer, March 16. 26. April 23. at Guildhall.— %tts. Fisher and Co. Gough.sq.—D. PULLEN, Spread Cagle-co. l'ilreadnetallz.st. bill-broker, March 16, 23. April 23, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Bellamy. Angel-co. Throginor. ton-st.—T. BERRY, Liverpool, mart. April 5, 6, 23, at the George, Liverpool. Att. Mr. Cliesta., Staple-inn.—.l. SMETHURST and .1. WHITMORE, Manchester. merchants, April S. 0, 23, at the Doq, Nlaneheater, Att. Mr. Hampson, Manchester.-It. Aston. St. Bar thrgomew's, Sandwich, cattle-dealer. March 25. 2u. April 23, at the Guildhall. Canterbury. Att. Mr. Nethersolc, Essex-st. Strand.-11. Mavoir, Stoke Golding, farmer. March 20, 21. April 21. at the Bull'. Ilea 1, Ilinokley. Alts King and ('o. Hincklev.—M. lionr.u3s, Shrewsbury. dealer, March 19. 20, April 23. at the Raven and B.U. Slucwsbury. Attu. Tarrant and Co. Chancery-lane.—S. Jost Es. Pe terchurch, grocer, )turd' 16, 23. April 23. at the Ctewli and (horses, HerefonL Atts. Hooper and Co. George.st. Man-ion.house.—T. SHAW, Over-Kellett. timber-merchant. April 2, 3. 23, at the King's Arms, Lancaster. Au. Mr. Tipping, Lancaster.—R. CgONE and St7T TON. liArton-upon.lluniher. corn-factors, Mardi 28, 29, April 23, at the Dug and Duck, Hull. ALIA. Rosser and Co. Bartlett's buildings.—E. W. Goocti, Bury St. Edmund's, victualler, March 28, 29, April 23. at the Queen's Head, Ipswich. 'stt. Mr. Walker, Chan cery-lane.—W. Hoot., Burton-in-Kendal, saddler, April 2. 3, 23, at King's Arms, Lancaster. Au& Hleawlale and Co. Ncw.inn.—A. PHIL /.IPS, Skitbrightby, butter-factor, March 21, 2s, April 23, at the King** Arms, ('arlisle. Att. Mr. Cleonel, Staple Inn.—J. Ilarcn, Liverpool, merchant, April 5,6, 23, at the George, Liverpool. Au. Mr. Denison, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS. April 2, 'l'. Faison. Whitceross-street, pewterer, at Guildhall— March 16. J. and W. Low, Mineing-lane, inerchahts, at Guildhall— April 6. J. Hardwick, Old Ilrompton, manufacturer of fluor-cloth curas. at Guildhall—April 2, W. Spooner, Lawretwe-lane, factor, at Guildhall—April [6, N. Stanley, Wood-street. se:dr-maker, at Gifildhall—April 13, E. and E. Stephens. Oxford-street, carvcrs, at Guildhall—April let, It. and L. i'mnell, Bow-lane, merchants. at Guildhall—Mnreh 26, J. James, Lime-street &c. li:etch:mt. at Guild hail—April 2, F. Baker. Sheftiord, paper-maker, at Guildhall—April 2, W. Pier:e, High Holborn. wax-c[iandle-. at Guildhall—April V. Tudor Pugh. Briek-Luie, Spitalfields, tallow-chandler, at Guildhall._ April 2, At. Homier, Flettr-de-lia-street. soap -maker, at Guildhall— A pr il 9 , .1. P. Gre a e c s. King's Arms-yard. Colentan-street. merchant, at Guildhall—May 4..1. Dawes, Camotaile-street, mariner, a Guild. hall—April 6. W. .. Ogilvy . An. and Co. .ietirey',-pquare, merchant% at Gudillutll—April 6, J. Faulkner tend Co. Crunched-friars, merchants. at Guildhall—April 3, W. Hodgson, Leeds. corn-factor, at the AV[iite Horse. Leeds—April k. .1. Hafl'.ed, Leicoder, grcer. at the Three Crowns. I.oic. stor—April to, W. Morrish, Bath, cheesenomger, at the Greyhound, 4 . • . .—April 4. J. Penfonl, Ringwood, mcalmam at the G.rntir, Sean ~ ;,ton—April 6, A. Johnston, Manillestcr, draper. at the W.dte Rear. Maneheater—April 9, W. Lathbury, Stafliird, miller, at the Sian, Stafford—Antil 9, E. Creasser, Great 14riffield, chemist, at the Dog and Duek, Hull—April 13, L. Thomson, Birmingham, britilrilcr, at the R0y..1 Hotel, Birrninifliton—April 8, T. Langton, New l.awn, dealer, at the Rid Lion, l'rer.on. CERTIFICATES.-APRIL W. A,larna end Cu Cum. wrland- , trect. chair.makera—F. Remmie, rnul.t>trti t. emit ctiuner.—T. nc, Homely down, leatheraeller.— R. 'AlD:intim a.id Co. Stu: kton. Newstead. Ade, bpirit met. !.ant.—P. Fmnhea.l, 01:111am, mnacy-scrivener.—J. Cowen. ettiater, viduallt Ward. Hanworth. flax.dressar.—W. Oswald, N weastle. ehartt.-1.;. Parkrr. Ilawdrip, merchant —R. 11111, farmer.—T. Saul. Manchester, worthrtaiditr. PA , TNFRSIIIPS 91sSOLVED: J. and R. Manchester. gilders.—Nevill and Broom, I.h.neily.—Jonet .al Banks, Billiton, iron-loundera—Hightnn and Howard. 11 , cloud, shipwridits.—R. and G. Coop Lind, Heisted, stage coach proprieton.—Furey and Bradburne. Noethwich, talt-neanufac turcrs.—Booth nr,d Bentley, Hanley, putters--Skinner and Riming ton, Chatham, grucera—Helsham and( aldarbank, Liverpool, painters. Bentley and Masters, New Bond -street, milliners.—Sprott and Buttock, Tunbridge Wells, solicitors. SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. This Gazette announces that her Mazyser will hold a Da.tn• tvm Roost at the Queen's Palace, on Thursday. the 21st inst.—Likewise the approval of the Prima Regent ot T. IL Melynraz, Esq. M.P. brother to the D. of Norfolk, to be Deputy leaarl Marshal of England. Crow's-0 A... Mar.* 16, 1116. At Emma returned to Acme in this present P tit AME XT. Borough of West Lone—The Hun. 11. W. Fitzgerald dc Huns, of 110) le Farm, Surrey, in the rINITYI Buller. Sq. —A nd Charles Hula.. of Breamore. Southampton, in the room of A. Huller, F:sq.— City of Carlisle, John Christian Curwen, Esq. in the room of Henry Fawcett, Esq. deceased. BANKRUPTCIES SUPETISEDF.D.. S. Btalltcley, Worthing, dealer.—J. Runner. Nlytat. Kingston-upon- H , partcr-nterchant.—ll. Inman, ►ruufonl, Spence, ltiNhop-IVcartmutli„ cnal-titter. BANKRUPTS. J. ME Stotohridge., butcher. to :•urr.t ruler March 21, 22, April 27, at the Royal Hotel, IfirtaingLtat. Atts. Long and Co. Holborn . mart. Gra) A. Btont.rcom sm. Stockport. victualler, March in', 21i, April , 27, at tile Warren Bulkeley Arms Inn, Stockport. Atte. Wright and Co. Temple. T. Go.- Ash honie, Derbyshire, mercer. March 26, 27. April 27, at the Black's Head. AsiMome. Arta. Bleastlale and Co. New-inn. J. Rsnrottn. Manchester, dyer, April 12. IS. 27, at the Dog Tavem. Manchester. Ate. Mr. tilts, Chancery-lane. B. TtioNIAS, 'Newport, Monmouthshire. April 4. 3, 27. at the King's Head, Newport. Att. Mr. Platt, New Baawell-court, Lincoln's-inn. W. itet:mum, Westmorland, s.vilsroan, April 3. fi, at Mn. Burnie's, innkeeper. Burton. and 27. at the King's Anus, Ken dal. Att. Mr. Beverley, Staple-inn. G. RI7I.I.IVANIT and R. .FH AN C . E. Mancl.cater, callenderers. April 8, In, 27, at the Dog Tavern, .Nlancliest...r. Att. Mr. Elhs, Chancery hue. J. WsvgiNs, Chapel-street. May-Pdr. grocer. March 19. 50, April 47, at Gtulnhall. Ants. 1-10th:rand Co. Duke-street, Grosvenor-sip T. Wt.:I4IIII4AX. 1101tattl.lc-liay, I dneolpshire, mills, Mauch .26. April 27, at the Queen's Head, Great Grimsby. Att. Mr. Grey, llolbo - n-court. Gray's-inc. It. Roost:, !bail:Lt. merchant. March 26, at Mr. Alexander's. Hall fit t. 27, and April 27, at the Old Cock, Italia-v. Att. NI r. Nettlefold, Nuriolk.street, Strand. T. ROT Ec Onslow, Shmpainre, horse-dealer. March 23, 211, April 2;, at the Lion Ina, Shrewsbury. Ay. M. Griffiths, Southinnptat . buildings. J. Rotit.Eß, 3t. Swithin's.laue, merchant, March 19, 26, April 27, at Guildhall. Ans. link and Co. Threadneedle-street J. H.% DC I. trt - t: grocer, April 23. 26, 27, at the Conunestial rooms, Riistui. Alta. Bridges and Co. Red Linn-square. E. SPENCER. Wells, Somersetshire. dealer. March Ts, 29, April 27. at the White Hurt, Bristol. Att. Mr. Pew.sun, Putnp-court, '1 emple. A. H. Tuts:3E2, Rernard-street. Russell-square, merchant, March t, April 2, 27, at Guildhall Ana. Swain and Co. Frederick's place, Old Jewry. T. HANDOI.L. Eust-row, City-road, chymist, March 19, 30, April 27, atGuildhall. Att. Mr. Mount. Tokenbouse-yarcL H. HAMMOND, Carter-court, Borough-market, carpenter. March 19. 26, April '27, at GuildhalL Att. Mr. 'Fagg, Spread - Kagle-court, Threathici.dle-strect W. C.% RI ER. Sulgrave, Northamptonshire, baker, March 23, 30, April 27, at Guildhall. Ans. Ballaeliey and Cu. Angel-taitirt,Thros•- morton-strect. H. T. AUSTIN, 11. NIAI - Num, and J. Titsow, Henrietta-street, Co vent-garden, banker:, March 19, April 2, 27, at GuildhalL Att. Mr. Rellya. l'aper-hußdings. Temple. C. Mnuasst, Bishops.rate-street-within, merchant. March 19, 30. April 27. at Guildhall. Atts. Greganu and Co. Angel -court, Throg- nint ton-.treet. G. l'ococ Fenchurch-street, auctioneer, March 19.30, April 27, at Att4. liussen and Snn, Crown-court. Aldersgate-street. I!. BELL New Fisitbount. Sussex, butcher, March ift, April 27. the White flail, Chichester. Acts. Ftw and Co. lienrictta-strut. Covent-garden. J. MoAlit:, Sheffield, file-maker, March 50, April 2, 27, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. MacdutY, Castle-street, Holborn. W. and F. CLF.AV Ell, Denmark-street, St. Giles's, soap-manufacturer. March 23. 30, April 27, at Guildhall. Atts. Sweet and Cu. Basing. hall-street. E. and W. M. PP.I' ot.n. Maidstone. bankers, March 30, April 20. '27, at Atts. Denary and Co. Gate-street, Lincoln's-inn. fields. .1. PEN N. Chepstow, Monmouthshire, merchant, March 29. 30, April 27, at the Commercial-rooms. Bristol. Ans. Clarke and Co. Chan cay.lane. DIVIIIENDS. April f,, G. Hicks, Sun-street, Bishop Fate-street, jeweller, at Cuild hall—April 8, K. Raniscar. Stockport. victualler, at the Warrcn Bultt;•- ley Arms. Stockport—.‘pril 6. C. Wickliem, Ironmonger-row, St. Luke's, victualler, at Guildhall—April 6, C. Gammon Axminster, dryer, at Guildhall—March 9, J. NY dkersim, liarky. Hertfordshire, tt Guiklltall—April t,, W. Lout, little Ormond-street, plasterer, at Gulljhall—April 6, J. Scott, Witham. scrivener, at Guildhall— April 6, W. Moore. Sttlisbury-court, Fleet-street, victualler, at Guild hill—April 11, J. Ogle, Pickwick. Wiltshire, and W. Walton, Liver pool, merchants. at the oflice of Messrs. Griffith and I I inde, Liverpool —April 15, 'l'. Butler and W. F. Hodgson. Dewsbury, Yorkshire, iron-masters—April 6, W. M. Kenzie. St. Paul's. Covent-garden, mer chant. at Guildhall—April 6, R. Bulling. Deal, linen-draper, at Guild hall—April 6, J. and J. T. Fraser, Sloane-square, Chelsea, nursery men, at Guildhall—April 6 It. Ilesketh, Warrington, Lancasltire„ wine-merchant, at Guildhall—April 13, J. Merryman, Windlebury, I tafortishire, liquor-merchant—April 11, R. Swaine, Halifax, J. Swains.. Skircoat, E. Swaine, London, 11. and J. Swaine, Halitax, and 11. Harnabottom, Bradford, merchants, at the White Swan Inn, Halifax— A. L. Pfeil and F.. A. Van Vourst, Bishop4-ate-atreet-within, mer chants. at Guildhall—April 6, Nl' ‘Vinbolt and W. I .ukin. St. Paul's Church-yard, stationers, at Guildhall—April 6, T. Barry and W. Wil kinson, Minting-Lane, wine-merchants. CERTIFICATES--APtili. 6. T. Toy, Penryn. Cornwall, grocer.—G. South Anston. Yorkshire, malt-ter —G. Heartier. Torquay. Devon, uphohicr.—W„ Lakernan, Stanotimbe, Devon, maltster.—W. Berkeley, llpton-upon. Severn. Worcester, builder.—l. Walton, Coventry, ribiwin-manufar turer.—R. G. Beasley, Austin Friars, merchant—li. Smith Wein motl„ Surrey. hosier.—G. Gayton, coach-master.—W. Newton. Davenport. Chester, corn-dealer.—W. Wootlwanl, Curkitor.street, jeweller.—A. Nelson. Plymouth-Dock, linen-draper.—W. Davis. Newbury, Berks. upholsterer. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. G. Furey. Wilmington Lodge, W. Bradburne , Hertford. Chester. salt-manutseturers.—T. H. Varassur, J. Tomlinson, Lancaster, and W. Vavasour, Cation, Norfolk, wooktaplen.—W. Marshall, J. Wal bran, North Allerton, Yorkshire. iron-merehants.—T. J. Du vivier, T. J. Lundie. Kingston-upon-Hull. spirit-merchanti.—E. Buckingham, P. Buckingham, MithDews, fisx-dresscrs.--T. Parker. J. Anderson. coripers.--B. Parkas, \V. Mole, Birming ham, brass-founders.—C. Norton, T. Jones, J. Williams, Riming ham. dealers in lime.---11. B. Petrk. J. L. Philipps. J. B. Philipps. Fenchumhorreet. merchants.--R. Wilkinson, 11. Wilkinson, Liver pool, corn dealers.---J. Warwick. J. Santini, London. Inercluutts.--- S. Hawkins, 1.. Tyson. H. Painter. Birmingham. jewellers.-.W. Cox. C. Hay, Bristol. nalliers.—J. Stevens, W. Smith. Whitorbapel. leather-cuuers.—llary Mille, H. Stanley. J. Davit, Warwick, coal de:actg.—J. Stotabouse, W. Hindmareh, Durham, common-brewers, J. Dudden, .1. Goolden, J. Perrin, M. Cook, J. Dudden. Somerset. nitmera—J. Perrin, 'f. Beynon, R. Cox, J. Duddeu, Somerset. brewers.-rll. Smith, C. T. Haden. Chelsea. apothecaries.--W . Fryer. H. Hargrave, Leeds, undertakers.-.J. Warburton, B. Warburton, .1. Moecley, Cobridge. Statlimishire potteries.--W. Cox, T. Player, S. Gough, L. Gougn, Bristol, timber-merchants. According to a letter from St. Helena, dated the 12th of January, Buonaparte had begun to show symptoms of discontent at the situation in which he is placed. It is said, he expressed dissatisfitction at Captain Popple well, of the 5Sd regiment, who LS appointed to watch him, appearing in uniform; and a request that that officer should attend in plain clothes was acceded to. Not sa tisfied with this, howe‘kr, in thu nurse of one of his rides, Buonaparte haughtily ordered Captain P. to fall back in the rear among his attendants, fin. he knew no thing of him as a compani , a. The next day he sent to Capt. P. to say he intended to ride; to which Capt. P. replied, it did not suit lint to go out that day, and that. thereilwe be conld not go. The day fidlowing Capt. I'. attended hit. 4 but in his unifinnn, and iu that station which became him as having charge of a prisoner. Cali. I'. guards him at night by sir ...ping in the room adjoining to throne he :Jeeps in, and he must go through Capt. POpplowell's room to hik own. The same letter states, 'that Boonaparte has behaved very rudely to the Polish officer who was sent site: him on account of the great attachment he manifested towards his old master, and that he affected not to know the Pole on his arrival at St. Helena. When the missionaries at the Cape heard of Buonaparte's arrival at St. Helm., thq aldres:ed a letter to him, reconunencling his attention to the Bible, which they enclosed, as containing pinneiples thmugh which, if embraced, even tic might obtain future in2rey. The Admiral so tin , sanctioutd tit: deed as to let the packet pass on to hinu Buonaparte read the letter, and, having done so, he shoved the book aside, laying, " know all aNitt it."