The National Register. — London, England, 1809-07-16 00:00:00

JULY 16. factor, Jfily at the Bosh Tavern, Corn-street, Eriticl, 26, at the . Swan Itut,Woucestershire, stud Aug,. 'Ai, eleven, at the Tavetti. A t tornies, Lotulor, ; or I%;e-srs. Ralph alai Thorub:try, (ilouee,,terthirc.. Goty i;i1)A):), 1,:ver0001, pipe-inaker, july C 5, Auk. 5, and at one, at the Star r...d (tarter Ir.a, I,i‘erpool. At. •rney, 111 r. Avi li.ariovr•r-stroet, Liverpool. Er!ward Havris, (r Gaistall-sluare, Whiteehakl., stationer, July IS, anrl Any. :26, tett, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. ilarmao, Wine-Odke-rwirt, fleet-street. Thomas Swaine, New-street, tiimingham, cornihen-earrier, July . aad Aug. 1 . - 25, at twelve, at the and Chickens JL):el, Birmingham. Aitornies, Kinderley, 1.0ti4 and I•►ce, 11•11:,orn, London; or Messrs. Smith and Aroold, New - street, Birmingham. Richard Pick, Wakefield, YorkOire, grocer, Aug. 4,3, and !?:8, at ten, at the i'leece I in, Horbary, Yorks!nre. Anoraks, F. Sell() lforbur) ; or Messrs. S3kc and Knowles, New lan, Landon. TUE. NATIONAL REGISTER; DIVIDENDS. .Tuly Henry hays fmd, Ramsgate, butcher, at one, at Cuilditall, London—Amy, 5. John 11a4cock, Paternoster-row, bookseller, a! twelve, at. GuiLlhall—Atig. 5. Isaac Nitiellin and David Amick, Cheap - side, perfumers, at twelve, at Guildhall Au...;. S. Ronert Steven's, Percival -street, Goswell-street, silk *hoin-dver, at twelve, at ( hall—Aug. 7. John Soevden and Julio Iln:l• A son, Leeds, oil-merchants, at eleven, at the Star a: a t (tarter lon, Leeds--Aug. A nihnn German and John .Ivpli snu, Not nghaa), ho4ier,, ut eleven, at the Punch-Bowl, Not sanmel liaoton anel Solnynon Rich, Wood -51:1%1.1, Bond -street, merchant-tay lor, at twelve, at Guildhall-- Aug. 12. Henry Layton Lnmas,Thrograorton.street, insurance broker and underwriter, at ten, G nildhall—Ang. 5. David Phillips, Cambridge-street, Golden-square, broker, at one, at tt!:-. 'Z. William Hutit Waite, Nottingham, mercer, at ekoven, at the P;mch-howl, Notting 7. William stone-maion and builder, at eleven, at the. George Inn, Liverpool--:tug. 8. Thomas Russell, Beng worth, E%esham, Worcestershire, sadler an:l collar-maker, at ten, at the barrier's-. Arms Inn, Eve.inun--Atilt. 8. Daniel Ileeiey, llirminhain, tailor, at eleven, at the Shakespeare Tavern, Ilirmingham-- A ug. 5 Thomas Morse, Wood-street,Cheapside, factor, at twulve. at Guildhall—Aug. 5. Richard Chase (;edge awl Anthony Hudson, (Acworth, calico-;,rioters, at ten, at Guildhali—Oet, 31. Theophilus Merle and Moses La Porte Mcrae, Queen-street, Cheapside, arehonsemea, at one, at NV- en A tkics. Ateeter, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall—Aug. . W. Hats and VV. A list, Co wermis-street, brass-founders, at ten, at Guildhall, London— Au;. 5. William Exeter, jeweller, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon—July Y 9. 111 use: Joel, ig h-street, Shored iteh l dealer in glass:, at twelve, at Guildhll—July 29. Walter Vesid., Med burst, Stab 5 et, draper, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lot:d on —Aug. Samuel Castell emit Walter Powell, Lotubatd-street, bankers, at eleven, at Gniid hall. ERT II:ICAT 1, 4A-T 7 sT a?. Peter Stnart, fleet-street, priatt•r—.losop!) aid Jane Ilrown, wi:astle-allot. ; -TN sadiers-1)3 , ..14: iiitniart,h, Broken l-laitts,,zlinplieeper— Edward Brad!ry, Bromley, hal.er- II . J. 1)() +% el ytnridp., Ilinlikr--J. T. Clim% les, Fincli-lanc, itaiutur—W ilitau, ;luder,c,tt..t.;i::erltut> : -ro>.i, :WI 1 7 LI: , 11 rd witA, vphoier ---(:tor;4e Miller, Wool I'. IZ IHII-coitrt, I):•!;ry- lane;•ta..ern-iterrr—W illiam Procter. tie.ot • der in hay-.-.Ttrnotrri Roe. Wolverkiainprmi, Naborn,... , tiritzgivi—Edb‘ard pin& Beaton, Portrictitii, hutcli:!rs. • ; ... !rite - Nev.. tivt,aNd !If.tiII:N•EITTC /1.11.011. TA P.LET, whiAt las r;:(t ivi. , ', 11!e divil'..4l ilati•o•rt.,:e of His 1t.0:::.,'. ILigitilv;-: II:e Fringe 4.f IN A cro, is 114 .,.. , 11 ,.. i twin:aid) rived tl:e11:.:t production ever n:fered to the 1);:hliv, tiir ...prenuein;,;, forillia...t.:.*4l fotts!las the most acute edge to a Itlizor that .ran po•-ibb 1,.. v'ket-: lA, 141 is tree she: feb.c Apace . Of time: Indrs.:(l, the LIN ..!:11.Ur I`lC ltd.:TO-14 tt't l'eht of ;I!! 1)11. 1 ".1. 1 ) obriale eve c.. 410ttht of Its nr_,sti.:ialitanloproportit..,.sl Lc, or -his . .tgoets, uorteitake to jarJve it cak44le of re-pciltliteill:: t'....0 lost cilc,. of 'a . it,itzvr, tr. eit after It has been t, -, :nod o!! upon a how.. This .is a te7 le avvi. no raio..... , :trap ever i :ve...ted can pogiiit,i) eft ; nor cast ally 0011 pr..iint ti,.ni for slink's' itt:rpuse.. reader the occ-scoll use of.; hone ur etjat.i...; wolf.- ..:...s.tr. No (01 I•r Sri...AS . ; . VAITUS it ilia is uved uira this. Tabler; it; •alrfa:.e. *hie,: is a dense level, ot.quiro no additiotiat seta position. :it i tinpAits * to?d.l.: '. 1:s own substance, coustalurntl; it act equal.; and must deciiively up& . .. ~t eti..l in all climates.—S o 4d lti owe tesvectailic azent . la every city and tpkt in the li.niteAl Kinialosts.; tistsbyt lPe-1 to c act, at- las' trazelo•use4s7 itiliatiled, ~ Par '..: - j Hreet, 6snsw.lorgsli. are, aril C:K.Ch“apside, at "is. rok etch, sited Jeke '1 humps tiny.,uod nunikred Lit red 4114.- - Nose others ca.sA be geuuktse. ' TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS AND THE. PUBLIC. Portrait of.l4is Pao' - Highness MI DUKE OF YOAK, from a Painting by Sir William Beechey, will be delirercii GRATI S I on Sunday next, to the Subscribers 1, this Parr, Tirtheybird Number of Le Beau Monde, and Monthly fte : i,ter, th6re. are ; Ten Engeavings, published the last day of ;O:ty, and those of the most beautiful and useful kind, beiniet six sheets of elegantly printed Letter_ Press, on yellow wove royal li:,per, IA ith a new and ()cabala t)pe. Its Literature is of a na•ure to etip.ge the scientific and classical scholar, and the wir;ld of fashion, and to suit eve ;y refined min&—price. Four Shillings each N umber ;---published at the ()Nee of this raper. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. Lau nu, SUNDAY, JULY 16, 1809, POLITICAL EPENTS OP THE WEER'. The troops intended for the Expedition began to embark vesie;day, and the preparations are expected to be com pleted, so as the first division may sail on I uesdoN or If/ ca nesdny. Whilst so many speculations are afloat as to the oh jecl of this itillialllellt, we cannot do much injury by stating ours ; particularly as the enemy are interdicted all cow— milnication by the Embargo, which was a wise and ne cessary precaution. That no man can pretend to say po sitively the destination, is a subject not only of praise to the present Administration, but of surprize to the coun try. The secret expeditions that hare been planned, have been as well known to the enemy as to the public, and we were nauseated even with the name be ore it sailed. If we way venture In opinion upon the subject, it embraces more objects than lite. In the present situation of France, destitute of regular troops, we think Boelopie may be destroyed by a coup-dc-main, before a suffi cient body of troops can be coilecfed to cppose the landing of an army. This, which we consider to be the first ob ject of the expedition, does not present very formidable obstacles, and it would have the effect of relieving us front all appeehensioni of au invasion, because the means are not to be ag;ain collected in a (+lay or in secret. it would have the effect too, of preventing b10c:p....1.1-A nTE from receiving reeruits, and would, in all probability, have a much stronger moral effect ilium the minds of the froi:le in France, than is, perbaps, obvious at the first view ; at any rate, the diversion i: won occasion in la , otir of the Ans. tfieng cannot be doubted. We all r:lnetl.ber the lacilily with which BuONArAn-re secured :iiiiitn, in lts vay toEgyet. Supp:)sing• this to be ell'ected, we conceive the Ulterior Object of the arinameta to b,.•. the possession of i:ainbro, and the navigation of the Elbe; this would open a communicltion with the A rehdoke Ca.t Rees, and .a line of posts not 'difficult to maintain, tni.jit votmect the operation of the arniy with tie resources of . • the n iyy: . In thF . ,,eyent of the ,French being defeated, by t;i: Austrians,. lieo,NA eAnTE might he attac;.ed on the rear by a fresh army, who Will pot unwitlingl- v • break a lance with .the tyrs4.9l . tlA.continent. Even if he should have lite good fortAne todektt • the Aretolnke, it would make 104,Initiaat i f, : luny s he. kentared trio far into.llungary, and increase his distance fidom Paris, with revoltieg . nations in his rear, inspirite4 and snpported by an army of 40,1n0 EI%-lish.