The National Register. — London, England, 1816-04-21 00:00:00

Fro:n 8.4T1:111),IPS (;.IZETT E, •.!U. Crown-0"w, .ipr;l te, MEMBERS returned to Sent in this prevent PARLTAxr.Ier. ilorunith of Etat P. Macqueen, 1•Isq. of nidgmont ;. e;l4. who has accepted the tion;o, ilotttnrn. Borough ur .Vexport.—G. W. Taylor. Esq. Wvstminster. in the mum of J. Iklgarno. Esq. who has 'teemed the Chiltern Hundreds. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEPED. J. Smethurst and J. Whitmire. Mancheiter, merchant& BANK itvrrs. T. Goi•nr. Clement's•lane. taylor, April 13, 30, June at GuikdhalL Att. Mr. Allen. New-inn. J. Dav ~ •.s and W. TAYLOR. Oitionl-sr.linenAraperi. April tt3, May 7, June I. at Guildhall. Att. Sit. Newton. Great Shin-lane. C. JOONAON. LeYvr-BAIlk. I.l2ll:3llhire, calico-printer. May iu, It, June i, at the Briil:, , wa,ter Arnie. Manchester. Alta Milne and Co. 'remplo. S. Hy.w.st v. Wakefield, milliner. May 4, 6. June 1, at the Sessions }liaise. Wakefield. Att. Mr. Lake. lkwrgnte-hill. J. r art. IL idge-fixn, lAmtlion-hridge„ fruiterer, April 73, 30. June 1. at GuildhalL Arts Iteanlon and Co. Curbctww. f :raecchurch.w. C. V. t'ostert.i.. Creat lincitatraiser. April 10, May 7. June t. at Guildhall. Aut. Sweet and Co. Ratunghall.street. W. 11. 'fitomaa. Kingston-upon-Thames. linen-draper, %wit 30, May 7. June I, at lit.. %F . :tikes and Co. Old Jewry. T. 11rtamE, lowcstoft, herring-mm . llam. April 27, May 1, June 1, at I:MI.111 I. Mt. Mr. Roswell. .Austin-Friars. W. tIoof.1). Ilisca, Glainor4anshire, farmer. May 6,7, June 1, at the l'hristoplier Inn, litult. .Xttt. King and Co. Iledford-row. W. 'NEL ETT. Plynunith-dock, grocer. May :1, 4, June I, at W e ak. ley's lintel. Plyinouth-dock. Acts. Uarke and Co. Princes-street, F. C. A. 1.. Sas nwr.f.t., Rtistol, merchant, Atavl6, 17. June I. at the II vomiter Tavern. Itristol. Atts. l'uole and Co. (Inv 's-inn-sluice. J. [lnv, High Ercall. Shropshire. tas lur, May A, 9. June I. at the Tal bot, Drayton-in-Hale . Aux. [taster and Co. Furnivars-inn. 5..1 nxistix, t'astle-st. Leicester-sq. eival.merehtint, April t 7. 30, June 1. at GuildhalL Au. Mr. Sutclitie, Karl-street. lllatkfriars. G. SKILL room:. St. l'ancras. victualler, April 77. May 4, June 1, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Hayward, Took's-court, Curaitor-street. S. F. Tow IV I. Pope ' s i l cati-ein,v. Lombard-street, victiudlcr, April 23. '1 fay It. June 1, at I:nil:ILL Att. Mr. Stevens, Siun College- Aldermanbury. DI VIDENDS. May 11, R. P. Guyard, Throgmorton-street. merchant. May 11. T. Waghorn, Chatham. butcher. May 21, 11. Inr.es, Clieltenhien. Haberdasher. May 11..1. Willis. Pudding-Lane, merchant. I.lsy 16. J. 'Fappenden, Faversham, scrivener..l. 'rappentlen. North court, Kent, iron-master. and F. Tappenden, .4benlitre, ironmttuter. May 21, T. Lockier, Cpper Thames-street, merchant. June I. J. Swan and Co. Wapping-NVall. merchants. May 14. F. Fnaikland, Oxford-street, linen-draper. May 14, G. (tray, Graerchurch-street. hardwareman. May 17, \V. FLlds. Kingston-upon-1 lull. grocer. May 18, H. 1:. Willmott. Itnaltiad, money-scrivener. May Evans, Hutton. milkman. lisy 13, J. Fletcher, I'lapharn„ merchant. CERTIFICATES. 31x Il.—J. Cooke. lower ltrixik-street, C.ms. senor-square, upholsterer—S. Trent. emit. miller—W. W. Mell y ir., High NVyetnnhe. multster—ht. Saxon. Alanclic.ter. grocer—J. Junes, Ihnbith, saddler—J. and S. Burton, Little Cog.treshall. horse dealers--E. Le Cal p; lain. I:ray's-tut-lane, victualler—W. I larris, Toms. mercer—T. Potter, Iliriningitant and 14"alworth. nierchant— R. White, Queen-street, wine-timrchant—T. Sutelifie. Lad-lane, and .1. Rrondbent, Halifax, calico-manufacturers—T. Smith, Upper Rat ter.hall, butter-facto , J. Smith, Vere 7 treet, Chao-market, tripernan —lt. Stockley. , 4tank, ' itinkoeper—.l. J. Smith, j, Isetsey-1 Staffordshire . Fannon-street, wine-mert..ant—W. J. Feirke. Jella-;treet,KeM-roud, victualler—F.l . . Haswell, Peckham, dealer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. F. Francis, and C. Haynes. Portsca.grrarrs. .r. Hughes, jun. and .I. Wickstead. Shrewsbury, starch-manufacturers. and H. Winchester, and E. Matthews, Strand. paper-hangers. S. Mansfield, and 'T. Box, Lothersdale, cutton-nunnifacturers. 0. Ransom, and H. Chittey. Ryder's-court. St. Anne's, jewellers. .1. Cooling, and .5. Wmn. Lincoln, brewers. I and J. Goode. Little-Nloorfields, Eery-stable-keepers. .t. Francis. E. and M. Roberts, timber-merchants. rteher. s?n. 11..1. and W. Pitcher. Nortii-Elcet, J. Nock. and A. Medwin, Westbrontwich. eta-est:mongers. S. bin, J. Purbick, and J. Fisher, Cirencener. mcaluien. S. Bnwring, and G. Gardner, London, brokers. J. Ihtlinc, and 'l'. Jdferis, Rahman, Nint-dealers. .1. Maur, and Co. Glaspw. C. Mower, and G. Stuallfield, Homcrton. printers. J. sycamore, and J. Richards. Bermondsey-Wall, ship-chandlers. 'T. Purvey, and E. Furore, Clerkenwell-Close, saver spoon-mukers. 11. Brown, and S. Twanaley, Leicester, hosiers. et. Edwards, and .1. Polnoy. Sion-Row. slaters. .5. Smethurst, and J. Whitmore, Manchester. S. and J. Evans, Compton-street, Clerkenwell. oilmen. W. Archer, and J. H. Peck, Maidstone. corn-merchants. F. \V. Rhodes. and F. Mallatrat. York, woollen-drapers. R. and 11. Myth. Birmingham, drapers. G. Belshaw and Co. wine-merchants. S. Brown and Co. Fulham, coopers. R. Radcliff and W. Hamilton. solicitors. C. Sharper and Co. liirmingluan, stationers. PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. $1 The Incredible• Peas of II Diavoio Antonio the l'otiiina l'olt;gevr. continuing to excite general and reiterated shouts of approbation. a• well as the ailmiratam of crowded audiences, they will, with the other Nouvelle Entertainments, be repeated every Evcntog till further notice. ROYAL ANIPIII . IIIEAT.RE, (AS'r LEY'S) WEST MINSTF.ti BRIDGE, (sender the putninage of their Royal High russet the Prince Regent and fluke of Voric..) TO-MORIMW, MOST. DAY, Itel April, and during the week,. (by pentii-•ion of the Proprie tors of the Theatre Koval Covent Gar(letik, the Equestrian Hewlett; Speetack, called the SEelt FT MINE. assisted by the United Stud of ijm, Gymnastic Exercises by a Venetian (his aplaremrn•e in this country. and for (It nights only) who, by in•rdible. Tourbillions, 0.. c. in the air. has been denominated nn the continent II Diavolo An tunio!---Fquestri.•i' I(xeinises by Mr. Duerow, his tint appearance at this Theatre; Clown's Art, by Mr. flmwn ; a new Comic Song, by Mr. Stebbing. To conclude with an entirely new Iladequinade, called NIQU l:T Wi t H TILE TUFT, or Der/limp and Rosebud. Places fw the boxes to be taken of Mr. Kinloch, at the Theatre. from ten till four. Second price, ludf-past Eight. (No money returned.) . _ The IN FA NT PRODIGY being received every night with reiterated bunt, of the itto-t applause. will continue the whole of his truly ustoni,liing pi:Korn:a:xi: the muting week. MONDAY, April `2`.. 1 / 4 1, 181(1.—A new Dance, rallea I'OLIN and BA BET ; a new Musical Extravaganza, called The 330 AR DING S:'II /1/1. MISS; the unparelleled Perfirrimuice on the TIGHT RI) P! ; of the INFANT PRODI(.;I', who concludes his elegant and unequalled Dancing by running up and down a Rope, from the back of the Stage to the back of the Gallery (performing va rious equilibrium) with the utmost CH SC and firmness, surrounded by Fireworks; Clown to the Rope. Signor Paulo.—.l New Pantomime. sailed LONDON and PAItIS ; Clown, Mr. Grimahli.—Roses Pit 2s. Gall. is. Doors open at liag-pust 5, brgiu at half-past b.— /MCA kgei holf-pgat 7 g dock. THE NATIONAL REGISTER . THFATRF. ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ••• • - The lassie „ ~ , ..- 7 .T!!'!":".:;:rernia, Miss Murray'; with Pitcairn's I•land. On Tuesday. Romeo and Juliet•—.ltiliet by a Young Lady, her first appearance; with Garrick's (Id to Shakvspiarr, and What Nv • t % On Wednesday, Luce in a Village, aith Pitcairn's Wand. Thursday. A Trip to r;carborougli, with Pitcairn's Island. On Friday, The Ilaunt,ll Tower, with Pitcairn's Wand. On Saturday, Belle's Stratagem. THE NATIONAL REC:IS'I'ER. LoNnov: SUNDAY, APRIL 9.1. PARIS Papers to Thursday last have boon received. The discussion upon the Budget continues in the Chamber of Deputies, and several more of the articles have been agreod to; among others, an article 6; prohibi ting the introduction of colonial produce by laud. The salt duties arc to receive a small but temporary increase. Some individuals of the town of the Alencon have re ceived orders to quit it in 2$ hours, and to repair to the places pointed out for them. The King is sufficiently recovered to he able to quit his apartments. • The private letters art, as usual, much more inte resting and important than the Paris Papers. The day after the new Law of Elections was pissed by the Chamber of Deputies in an amended state, n de putation was sent with it to the King ; who, upon receiving it, told the deputation qu'il s'ariserait ; expres sions which have the same effect in France as here, and which mean that the King rejects the Bill or Law pro posed to him. Affairs will thus remain ix :tutu quo. No new Law upon the Elections will be proposed. The discussion upon the Budget will proceed ; and as soon as that is passed through the two Chambers, the King will prorotrue them till October ; when, it is said by our Correspondent, " the !Members composing the present Chamber of Deputies will be again called upon tier the framing of a Bill of Elections; as no partial renewal of the Representative Body can take place unfit the organi zation of the Electoral Colleges shall have been pistil on by a definitive law, in eontiormity with the :rult Article of the Charter. Without the Law of Election, his Ma jesty would feel some difficulty in exercising one of the most important and essential prerogatives of the Crown ; namely, that of dissolving the Chamber." But the Deputies arc espected to adopt some resolu tion before the prorogation, expressive of their displea sure at the King's urisculeut, or rejection of their law. Reports of changes continue, but are not much credited. One report states, that M. lAtine is to replace M. Barbi! Marbois, and Pusquier to succeed the Minister of the Interior. The Minister of Police is also expected to be replaced. In the night of the (hit, a Lady of Luxemburgh and her two young children were assassinated. The perpetrators of this crime have not yet been discovered. The Paris Papers of Thursday se'nnight contain the Debate on the proposed Law of Election. The project proposed by Minisiers has been rejected, though they employed the name of the King, and used flattery and reproof alternately; but all their efforts were lost on an Assembly whose decision was fixed before the discussion began. The amendments proposed by the Committee were carried by a great majority; and some of the Mem bers, who spoke in the sense of the Report, treated the Ministers with very little deference. The Chamber of' Deputies was employed nn the 13th instant in a Debate on the Budget. M. Lame presided; and we have observed, that since the defeat he sustained in the Chamber, he has never taken the ('hair, but on occasions when the Budget was under discussion. The Mimi!riff of Monday last contains an Ordonnanee of the King 14 breaking up for the present the establish ment of the Polytechnic schtiol a favourite institution of Bonaparte, in consequence of the insubordination of the pupils. The scholars are dismissed and sent home, and the school is to be newly organized. The following explanation of the dispute between the French Ministers and the majority in the House of' De puties hash en given. The King on his last arrivaiwith the Hies, promised amendment of the errors of his Govern ment: and by way of a popular concession, %I. tie Talley rand suggested the Ortionnances of the I th and t Ist of July, enacting that 14 articles of the Charter should be subjected to the revision of the legislature. By virtue of these Ordonnances, the House of Deputies lately under took the revision of that Article, aiming the 14, which relates to the renewal of the Representative Hotly ; anti they passed a resolution for its entire and simultaneous renewal at the expiration of the fifth year. This resolu tion was sent up to the House of Peers, and rtjecked. Upon this rejection, the majority, alarmed at hints of dissolution, caused M. tie Villele to make his motion upon the rrilota sink of the nation; which motion was after wants withdrawn, in consequence of M. de ‘'ltithlane's coming down to the I louse the next day with an Onion mum of the King, enacting that the Ordonnanceb of the APRIL 21. l3th aud bit of July were maintained in their disposi ;:ions relating to the present composition of the Electoral l'olleges. 'Phis Ordonnance, by its silence on the other .!nnetittents of those two limner ones, abrvitis them all; the titculty of revising the 14 Articles of the Charter is thus withdrawn titan the Legislature, mid all things arc restored upon their original footing established by the Charter; that is, the I louse is renewed by one Wilt ofits Members yearly going out of it. By the Fancy, Struthers, which arrived at Greenock on Sunday last from Rio Janeiro, we learn, that previous to her sailing (which was on the Ist of .January;, an army of 8000 Portuguese troops had asxembled, for the purpose of aiding the Spanish Royalists in South Ante rim, in the extinction of the spirit of Liberty and Inde pendence which has gone Borth in that hemisphere. This army was to sail the instant certain reinforcements arrived front Portugal, which were daily expected. The North Star, of 90 Capt. Bentham, arrived at Portsmouth front Jamaica and Havanna'', with mail+. has brought upwards of one million of dollars-6:11,000 on account of ( iovernment-500,0int belonging to mer chants. She left Jamaica on the 11th, and Havanna!' nTt the 19th of February. The accounts she brought of affitirs in Spanish Anwrica are decidedly in hevour of the royalist cause. Since the capture of Carthagena s Santa Fe (the capital of '.cw Granada) had Cullen into the hands of the royalists. Gen. Nioreiles, who command ed the independent tire, end was taken at Carthage na, had been shot ; and upwards of 70 lingli•h and Attica can subjects, who were likewise taken at the surrender of that city, had been sentenced to the same puMsh mem ; but Gen. Morale( afterwards determined that they rhould be sent to Old Spain, under the sentence, to await the final decision of his Master, Ferdinand Vii. All these persons were carrying on trade with Cartha wain when it was besieged by the royalists ; and the Spaniards pretend, that they not only tanned, by their exertions used counsel, the main strength of the rebel cause, hut that they prevented many of the Spanish suh jec-ts from returning to their duty and allegiance to their Kim.r. A report reached Jamaica, on the day the North Stnr left Port Royal, that Christophe had been assassi nated ; hut it was not generally relied upon at Jamaica. We have seen private letters front Vera Cruz of the re;ent date of the :;d of February. On the :11st of .la muu7, an order bad been received by the Spanish Au aunties resident there, front the mealier country, signed by Ferdinand VII. declaring his determination, that no specie whatever should in future be bought up by any I foreign power, but that the whole should be transmitti to Spain. In consequence of this inteirmation being made known, C. Parke, Esq. the British Commissioner appointed tio- buying up bullion for this country, was preparing to leave the settlement. Letters from Spain state, that ten officers of the nt of Catalonia have been arrested and thniwn into prison ; as it is said, in consequence of a susyicion Uf their being implicated in the late Madrid conspiracy. Owing to this extraordinary measure, all the other offi cers have aliandiond their regiment. It :g gears dear, that the tort are has in filet been inflicted on several per sons in Spain. In consequence of this, (ienerul Mo. noglnte has lost the use of his hands, his fingers having been all separiaely disjointed. The Intendant of Vtilen cia aka during the operation of the torture. Bnisscls Papers to the 12th inst. contain accounts from Milan, status that that Maria Louisa, now Archduchess of Parma, joined the Emperor and Empress of Austria in that city on the VOth ult. The whole city was ; and a second illumination, much more magnificent than the first, took place on the -2341. The Emperor tra versed the principal streets amidst the acclamations of the inhabitants, and honoured the theatre with his presence, accompanied by the Archduchess his daughter. By an Edict of the King of the Netherlands, that kingdom has been divided into six principal military districts. A Messenger, who arrived at Vienna on the inst. front Verona, brought intelligence that the Empress of Austria was so ill of a nervous fever, that her life was despaireil of. The Duke of Wellington has left Paris for the head quarters of the army of observation. On his arrival at C4tlllbruy a review of the corps coinposing the was to take place. The exact time of his Grace's return is not mentioned; and it is merely stated that, on coming back to the French capital, he will occupy an hotel in the lime de Bourbon. It is stated, that the Ottoman Porte has peremptorily refused to aeknowkage the independency of the lonian Republic. This net solves all conketurts about the movements door fleets and ::nuns on the Italian shores, without having recourse to Austria, or Naples, or hny other Power. A private letter from Paris mentions the prorogation of the Chamber of Deputies by Louis XVI I Lin consequence the rejection of the new Law of Elections. This is •ery questionable. A New York Mail has brought a strange report, to which we attach no credit, that Bonaparte lnal made his escape titan St. Helena, on bvurd eon American vessel. ....t