Fro.' Tuesday, .Yept. t 3. BA NZ urrs. lens J. Lsmatra-road, grocer. Oct. 4. U. Nov. 11. al Gu~dhii I. Aga NaomiAUlNotr aad Co. Preemares-court. Comlull. Husti,T.,katiebatroct. tailor. 04. 4,11, Nov. it, at Uulldhaß. mt. Ms, rum. liminglia ll .street. Haastitt, • amb. 04p4e. Oct 13, 14, Nov. 11. al Bath. Mts. OA% and . Doughty-strott. }1£4.0 J. Maroc. Somerset, protestor of music. Oct. 13,14. Nov. 11, initial. Alts. Nothersole aad Co. B.moit.stre..‘ Evan K. Llatuadarn, Carmarthen. dinner-merchant, Oct. 24,26. Nov. I i,ai I.lasulorery. AM Mr. Harrim. lleolors J. Liverpool, merchant, Oct. tit. 23,• ?by, It. at Liver pooL Att. Blacketock and Co. Temple. fir: W. Tyd St. Mary's. l.lneolttshin, wool-boycr, Oct. 7, A, Nov. -t Spalding. Willis and Co. Ws:Mara-court, Throg. 110 at MITCU E To R. MILTS4iOII. Cornwall, tailor, Oct. 9, 10, Nov. 11, at itarszion. Att. Mr. Follett, Temple. Moser a W. Walton-le-Dab; Lancashire. lime-burner, Oct. 11, IT, Nov. it, at Preston. A.tts. Hurd and Co. Tettiple. DIVIDENDS. J. Hawley. Coekhill. provision warehouseman, Nov. I b. . Goodyear, Market-strect, Habra. inn keeper. Nor. 16. F. Macke, Paternoster-rem. Spitaltields, hat oi.eur, Oct. 4. W.lirieve, Holborn-bridge, ehmonmwr. Oat. 30. 4;000n. No .street, hat maker. Oct. 30. J. Thompson. C. Osborne, and I Westmorland, BMW-scum, ship brokers, Nov. 8. T. Renshaw. Mincing-laws le* hearer. 1 . A. and T. Lespb. elt Jantes'.llreet ? Westminster, tavern keepers, 1/OY. a. It fleaoth, Wards/Wa . Lancashire. ericamenthane. B. Willaras, and L. Bracket, Lothbutio flannel Ina n afastwors. Nov. t, 12, 3. grim% and a My*. Manchester, doing ha twist, • 116. Oziper. Oat. SI. Ili lave, °lFlMilityten.ealltannßi wad= saatior, Oct. .44wertsu, Y bomber, Ott. 1.. NOW, Oita*. sococrectivotter, Oat. 22. J. Yams sod J. Thoswisgs, Wristol. woollen-4nm, Oct. It. N. *ma. itakooh.Nosisik. paws, 00.112. "rem Oa LONDON 043STTE, Saari', G. 4. -stem- BANKRUPTCY R$L AWED. Colrain W. Ketaington, limo draper, Ism Oct. 11, to Oct. 30, at BANKRUPTS. Wousattimios If. and W. ROWLANDSON, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancaster, braziers. Oct. 17, la, Nov. 13, at Iblton-le- Moors. Atts. *Moron and Co. Bedford-row. Burnt C. law of Plymouth. linen draper, Oct. 21,22. Nov. 13, at Plyliontk. Att. Mr. Young, Chariottr-row, Mansion-house. irtattsres. S. stn. Crew's Hole, Gloucester. horse dealer, Oct. 10, 11,, Nov. ts, at Brim& Att. Mr. Heels.. Staple fun. Rats S. late of Bath, victualler. Oct- le7, 22, Nov. 13, at Bath. Att Mr. Woodhouse, Temple. Latta is.,, and JOS. Shwkports Chaster. cotton • Oct. 30, 21, Nev. Is. at 111•40olt. MI& lOW NMI Co. itrooltitcas J. Ilitabpart. Chown *mei Oct. MO. 21, Nov. is, at Atar. gum wad Co. Towle. 114;rtiliabopsrsammeads. Durham, Make. Oct. 1, Now. 4, 15. at Samiselani near the sea. Att. Mr. Blakiston, Symond's Inn. RnltA i t er . /aloof Red Lien -place. Cock lane. Giltspur-street, chi ns . .O a st. Ys. 30. Nov. Is, at GuildhalL Atte. Blunt and CO. Piattsit a t e rst. i. al ieTwol, kora tbnat ior o2. fe, Nov. ist sf L i ve rpilL Arts. Adlington and Co. Row. ijatairetut H. Charlotte Street. Fitsroy Square, cabinet maker, Oet.l 18. Nor. 15, at Guildhall Ans. Dyne and Co. Lincoln's Inn Fields. Jscoas A. late of Portsmouth. slop seller, Oct. 21, es, Nov. 15, at Guiding. Mt. Mr. Isom. Bury Street. St. Mary Axe. Wits J. Union Street. Bath, linen draper. Ocr- 7. 21, Nov- 15.21 Getiklhall. Att. Mr. Newbon. St. Andrews's hill, Doctors' commons DIVIDENDS. B.llBarka. late of Warwick Bridge, Cumberland, dealer, Oct. 30. John and J. Striven, Alcester. Warwick, needle makers, Oct. 21. J. Hamad. Blackmore Street, Drury Lane, dealer in glass, Oct. 28. J. Maim, and J. 11. Oldham, Manchester, liquor merchants. Nov. 14. W. Allan. late of South Milford, York, farmer. Oct. 27. T. Meredith, London Street, merchant, Oet. 30. J. Adlington, Gutter Lane, working jeweller, Oct. VI. • W. Dallas. late of Cushion-eo. 0/d Broad- stets. merchant, Oct 25 T. Sanaa, St. Jambes's Street, Piccadilly. tailor, Nov. a. A. and D. Cook. Pdarshabetreet, Warminster, army Clothiers. Oct2s. T. Clora, J. Id. Hoolboant. P. I. Fenton, and T. A. Knoblock, New"Broati-street. merebants, Oct. so. J. Ludlam, Wood-street, hosier. Oet. 28. W.llryant, Stockwell Sized. Greenwich, stage coach minter, Oct. SO. G. Winter, Newbury. Berks. grocer. Oct 29. .7. Peters, Friday sweet. halm Oct- 18. T. H. M. Reed, Bed 1 ion Street, shoernaket, OM 28. W. W. Dodos,. and G. Tanner, High Street, Southwark cheese Ort. 30. W. In g li' K. Tithe* Unionsared, Spitalfields, silk manufachures, Oct 23. W./Line's*. Baikal. woollen diaper, Oct. 29, T. Adams, Smith Shields, Ship owner, Oct 30. It. Prirbairs, South /Shields. AO owner. Oct. 30. C. lasi J. Cross, Liverpool. moms. Oct . 27. T. Jurdison, Birrthoe , factor, Dec. 3. T. Email's, Manchester, fustian. manufacturer. Nov. 1. tr i e lisaPSWW •ra • Duckinglinm., coach master, Nov. a. S. ns. Plymouth, draper, Oct. 27- H. Corf, Livorpool, bucher; Oct 50. Dizon. J. C. Limas, and J. K. Casey, Liverpool, merchants, Nov. 3. .1 , tiernmeekk, partner wish Dixon, Camper. and Co. Liverpool. merchants, Nov. 3. T. Pearson, North Shields, been drape Oct. 111. Halatead,J. Wheelers Wharf, St. , 's sail maker, Ncv 1. P. Young, J. nod S. Brochurst, Waning. re p el/li k en , N 0v . 15 . W. 11. Tueely, High Street. iron merchant. Oct. 25. CERTIFICATES. Ocr.2.s. w. Ford, Beckington, Somerset, maltster.—P. lynch. Liverpool, „ bo n e rs draper—S. Young, I Sheffield, mercer—G. and J. Bennett, Link Resliston. Lancaster, tanners--G. Pucka, Coughton. War wick. noodle maker—H. Gornperetz. North End, Hampstead, mer chwit—J. Turner, Garlick, Hill merchant—W. Goodall. Garlick Hill, tsseabast—W. Petrels. Chesterfield Derby. innholekr—T. Ges - !oar. Uhisairdeid, Derby maitmer—J. Griffith.. Tryferm, Camer oon, essainpro--.7. Tayler, Gown, pewnbroker—J. L. Hoh. Jerifig. O—J. datum Westbury, Somerset. d eal er—W. %Wiepti Christ-chord., Hants, linen draper. Mr. AU—, the American Consul at Trieste, has in formed tbe ether Consols resident there, that thirty tensile miss the flag of the Buenos-Ayres insurgents, ssika friss Ass Cayes, in St. Domingo, ab3ut the end o f j o b % kis baigved that several of these vessels 4111111 d 10 lobe ag the masts of Europe. LONDON: MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1817. THE Elections in France have terminated in a way which could hardly have been expected, considering the' agitated state of public feeling. No disturbances appear so have taken place in any of the departments, and the Jacobins have almost every where been defeated. In the department of the Seine, La Fayette, and Ben jamin Constant sustained a total defeat, and those who were chosen are avowed friends to the Charter, and the established order of things. The Intelligence received during the week of the Este of Affairs in South America, is of so contradictory a nature that it i!impossible to say which party has been successful. Letters from Trinidad and St. Thomas's de.. scribe the Patriots as completely triumphant. They are represented as laving taken possession of Guyana, which ihrovng-ihe whoie forottiate open to that arms; ptsiching with an army of iO,OOO veterans throt Weevil* "to plant the banners of freedom out the loins of tyranny and of the Inquisition," The evainur. Lion of Guyana by the Royalists, was receded, sad k... dwilocattioned, by the fall of Auguatnra, Cumene,clei Banwlona, which the Patriots starred into a surrender as• _ • by along and vigorous blockade. i'revious tothe evaeuoa, tion of Augustura, a cat sold for thirty dollars. Mean. white the Spanish General Morillo had invaded Mar. • garitta with' 2500 men. But though it is acknowledged that he hod taken some of the fortresses on the ialmtd, it is contended, that the inhabitants maintain an Asti. ' nate defence in the interior, where they possess great local advantages, and that thre is no doubt of their ul. timate success. Further particulars of the disasters of the Royalists are given in the fallowing extract off' a letter received at Lloyd's, from Liverpool, and dated September 28 : " A passenger in the Barton, from Barbadoes (a per. son whose veracity I can vouch for), acquaints me that Augustura was in possession of the Insurgents, as well 54 Cumana and Barcelona, and the Royalists had &Iles back on Li Guirs. The Royalists in Augustus retired from that city without making any defence, and posted themselves at St. Thomas de Guana, on the river Oro. nolo, where they remained some time on the defensive; ultimately they embarked with their effects, in eleven craft, to pass the • tnouth of the river. They made a dash through Bryan's squadron; seven of them arrived at Grenada in the greatest distress, on their way to Porto Rico the other four arc supposed to have been captured by Bryon." Other accounts have stated similar success to have been obtained in the Caramels, while on the contrary a letter from St. Bartholomew's, given in a Philudephia paper, confirms the information respecting Morillo, hinted at above. " By a vessel direct from Laguira, we have received intelligence of the defeat of the I'atriot forces on the island of Santa Marr,aritta, on the 14th of July last, by the Royalists under the command of General Morn. 10, the account of which, though incorrect perhaps, is ae• follows :-- " General Morillo appearea off Pampatar on the night of the 13th of July last, with a fleet of 20 sail, and effected a Landing on titeeext day by ten &dock in the forenoon, of the whole of his force, consisting of the late reinforcements from Spain, with a division from Languira, exceeding in the whole 4000 men. The Pa triot force, not amounting to 2000 men, received them gallantly, and fought with desperation. At noon the vessels in the harbour were abandoned and destroyed The conflict now wasg,eneraland severe until three o'clock in the afternoon, when Morillo, having outflanked the. Patriots, and thrown a strong division in their rear, they were compelled to retreat, which they did, after driving their division in good order for the mountains, nor did !Morino deem it prudent to persue them. In • this action, the loss on both sides was considerable : that of Morillo's is kept secret, ana that of the Patriots computed at 7 or 800 men, but probably not exceeding S or 400 men. There were no prikoners taken on either After the retreat, isforillo with his usual barbarity nasasered the whole of the wounded left on the field by the Patriots. Nothing new had transpired when the vessel sailed from Laguira. The island was strictly blockaded by the SpanisU squadron, although DelviUs effected his escape from the Bay of St. Pedro with hi s vessels, having sortie of the Members of the Government on board, it is supposed in quest either of Bolivar or ' Bryon." Paris Papers of Tuesday and Wednesday, were re» ceivcd yesterday. An article from Constantinople states that the head of Czerney Georges hsd been brought to that city, but Laza yet been exhibited on the gates of the Sersglio interfereft of Russia will proba. bly prevent this exhibition taking place at all, though by what rule of right she interferes on this subject we cannot exactly comprehend. Georges was a subject of the Porte, a Servian by birth, and a bold and indefati• gable rebel against his sovereign. flis having obtained an asylum in Russia could not transfer his allegiance, or destroy the right of the Porte to punish him for his former rebellion. This interference is also to he regretted, as it will afford a new argument on the subs jest of Russian oppression. rim FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. , : , I‘q • FRAN C.E. PARIS. Sgrz.s6.—M Übe Atm, of the poll for the election of Deputies, for the depctusent of the Semis, the ambers stood as follow • • • GouP7 Behest . s 4023 • itret • fq Pra m issistet J oboe SOU Pe , 'our) Banker 3736 Gitomet at the Bunk 3664 • Caber; des Volum, 3591 Mane, Betra sConstant (1946 4673 The =Nabs E tti lbioes who voted sraussnted to 837 L Messrs. Gimpy, Bellart, Breton, notify, and Cat. ' Per' tier, were then proclaimed by the President of the College, to be Depntiks for the deportment of the Seine, conjointly with Messrs. Latitte, Lessert, and Roe, returned in the Sittings preceding. Nevertheless, M. Bellart, the President of the College, observed, that he had some reason to think that there might be difficulties respecting the age of M. Per rier, upon which the Chamber of I)cputies could alone de cide ; and that in case of his non-admission, M. Oliver being the next in point of numbers. must be returned in his place. M. Beller' then declared the Session to be untied ; the Sit• flag rose amid the cries of " Vice Ic lloi !" Thus has terminated this Unportant business, of which the result has proved that the electors of the department of the Seine know howlh appretiate the solicitude of the Govern• ment and the advanfisge of a wise liberty, founded ilium the charter and guaranteed by the principles of legitimacy. SPAIN. The King has at length formally ratified the treaties with the Allied Powers, whicß relate to the future destination of tha Duchies of Parma, Placientia, and Guastella, now pos sessed by the E%-Empress Maria Louisa. Ny these treaties, the reversion of the said Marbles is seetirrd to the lutkut Don Charles Louis, son of the Queen of Etruria, sister to the King of Spalu, and, who is, meanwhile, to receive the States of Lucca, with certain stipulated assignmeets, till the rever sion takes place. RUSSIA. It iv stated, that as soon as the Official intelligence of be • heading of Czerity Georges was received at St. Petersburgli, a Courier was dispatched to the /Imbrium Minister at Coll6hllll' tiooplr. The content, of the 'dispatches are said to have beets to the following - Meet minister shall demand categorically, and -within 14 days, a public declaration of disapprobation of this let by the Porte, and the exemplary punishment of the perpetrators ; and if this is not complied with in the fixed time of II days, he shall immediately lease Constantinople. The same Courier, carried orders to suspend the building of the new palace for the Russian Embassy at Constantinople. Another Courier was sent at the same time to the head-quarters of General Beimingseit, It is hoped, how ever, that the Porte will comply with the conditions required. DENMARK. The itiug bas found out another pretence for again post poning the formation of Use beg expected representative Constattition for ' . The ensuing fair at Kiel is the excuse mew alleged. so . Sajesty most rely be driven to Hitt his last shift. when he such en apology for withholding from a people their j and promised rights. a t REMANDS. The French General loud, who has resided with Ws fa mily at Ghent, and with ninny other French refugees and has been ordered to quit the kiugdoire, had at first asked pass ports tor Sweden; her be has given up that intentios, and will go North America. The coriferences respecting a treaty of Commerce and Na vigation, between the Kingdom of the Netherlands and the United States of North America are adjourned till the Ameri can Plenipotentiaries slialthave received frevh instructions. His excellency Mr.dallatin, has returned meantime to Paris to exercise his function as Ministei to the Court of France. WIRTEMBURGH. The King, unable Se make his new schemes of a Constitu tion palatable to the Stales, bas assumed the power of taxa tion without their concurrence. Against this arbitrary pro ceeding, we trust the States will again appeal to those Pow era, of which this country is one, which half a century ago became the guaranteexof their liberties. SWITZERLAND. In the 38th and last sitting of the Swiss Diet, a Memorial was presented from the Heeds attic Swiss Church in London, representing their situation, A:c. and wishing, on account of the relief which they frequently have occasion to afford to poor Swiss in England, without deference to religion, to re ceive again some assistance from the Confederation, such aa was formerly give. for this purpose by Herne sod Geneva.— (Ana (;agete, Sep. 17.) THE NATIONAL REGISTER.