The National Register. — London, England, 1815-08-20 00:00:00

AUG. 110: pregnant with danger. The army is to have their pay stop red from the beginning of June—no arrears, of course, will be paid, and the disbanding decree will follow immediately, in a much mole explicit manner than it was announced in the last article of one of the King's Ordonnances yesterday. There is certainly some dissentions among the Foreign Mi nisters, and 1 rather think the Emperor of Russia make s common cause with the King. The Prussians and Austrians (but the former more so) continue to behave in the most scandalous manner. They not only destroy and carry away public property, but pillage without mercy the private indi viduals ; that at Celle, on the grand road from trivets to Mou lin, after having carried away all the iron belonging to a magnificent, but private manufactory for forging large ship's anchors, they sold every • thing else and paid artificers to destroy the remainder, together with the buidling. The French are particularly down-hearted—the mass of the peo ple are threatening, the federes conceal their muskets, and meetings are held to find means to get rid rf the foreigners. When complaints are made to the Prussian Comman ders against their soldiers, they answer—" rue les Francais aprennent a itre sages."—lt is cut ions to see the printed or ders at the doors of all the public establishments, directed so l e ly to the Prussian military, " not to touch, destroy and rub," particularly at the Museum of the Jardin des Plantes. " I was present at the review of the Russians, and saw the Emperor and his Staff. " A few " Vire Alexandre I" were heard, but in general the thing was dull ; very dull, and no crowd. " Hastily your's." TUESDA Y'S LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. J. Lowe., Newcastle-nposs-Tyne, draper, to surrender Ati7. 2' end Sept. 20, 26, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle upon-' tvsie. Attornies, Messrs. Bell and Brodriek, Bow Churchyard, Ciseapside ; and Mr. Stoker, Newcastle-tspon•Tyne. E. Davies, Mydtim, Caimartheisshire, auctioneer, Aug. 29, 30, and Sept. 26, at ten, at the White Lion Inn, Carmarthen. Attu'. Hies, Messrs. Tarrant, Clarke, and Richards, Chancery-lime; and 'Messrs. Davids and Jones, Carmarthen. J. Jones, Loughborough, Leice.stershire. sadler, August 30, 31, and Sept. 2'6 ' at twelve, at the King's Head Inn, Derby. Attornies, Mr. Savage, Great Winchester-street, London; and Mr. Grcaves, Derby. %V. and G. Walker, Manchester, manufacturers, Sept. :, 11, and 26, at two, at she New Hotel, Piccadilly, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. Kt esliaw, Eotisitain•street, Manchester ; and Mr. Hurd, King's- Eench-walks, Temple, London. S. Roberts. Cheltenham, chemist, Sept. 8, at seven, 9 and 26, at eleven, at the Yoik Hotel, Cheltenham. Attornies, Mr. IVatt, Syniond's Inn, London ; and Messrs. Clarke and Bird, Lipton-upon- Seve , n, Woteestershise. .1. Voyee, Upton-upon-Severn, 'Worcestershire, grocer, Ang. 28, 29, and Sept. "6, at twelve, at the house 01 T. %Veils, Broad-street. Worcester A ttornies, M'. Pugh, Bernard-street, Russel-square, Loudon ; and Mr. Menee,. %Voreester. J. and G. Todd, Liverpool, tailors, Sept, 2,4, and It% at eleven, at the Bull and l'unch.bowl Inn, Dale-street, Livcipool, Attor nies, Mr Atherton, Temple-street, Liverpool; and Mr. Makinson, llare.court, Temple, London. N. Eveiett. Longbridge Deverell, Wilts, clothier, Ang. 30, at lour, 31, and Sept. ‘.:6, at ten, at the Angel bill, Warrington. At. rniet, Me, Lowden, Clement's Inn, London; and Messrs. Phelps and Thrift;, Warminster. if. Lea Lives pool, merchant, Aug. 30, 31, hilt] Sept. 16, at ooe, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. R e, Liver- Fool ; and Melting. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton-buildings. Chan cery-lane. J. Partridge, Stourport, Worcester, maltster, Aug. ?3, and Sept. 4, ‘..)6, at eleven, at the Diglis Bowling-green, Woreester. Attor Lie!, Mexsra. Darke, Choreli, and Darke, Pinii:es Street, Bedford :ow; and Mr. Barnebv, IVorcester. • N. Wi4.ipscm ) A a.;.: J. V. LwpiebB;9cittop t Dilthism. bankers. Aug. Sl, at twi I.e. Sept. 1, and 'zti, at elest-r, at at. Black Stockton. A ttorsiivs, Mr. Powell, Stokesicy, York shire; and Mr. Wintile, John siieet, Bedford r . "v• J. (71itheto, Lane:l%ll4e, viet Scot. 6, at five, 7. nt ten, and Q 6, at twelve, at Hie Swan Inn, Chthero. Attornies, Mt, Clitfe, Preston; and Messrs. 'Words% orth and AdJisoir, London. P. William% Ludgate-street, atraw 110 mormfartitter. 46, and Sept. /6. at twelve, at Gitildliall. A ttuilie,. Mr. Swam..., New Basil E-Itall-strt et. G. S;mtell, Bristol, merchant, Am. 425, t./6, and Sept. 26, at eleven, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Atturnics. Mr. He'll , . Staple. Inn, London; and Mr. 11lieges, liii•tol. T. W. Barnes, Popp((ion, Yorkshire , timber-merchant. tlHfi. 2i. '26, and Sept.:(;, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Klitotion.ispon. Attornies, Mr. Ellis, Cliancery•latie; and Messrs. Kitson, Dryden, and Robinson, !lull. T. Seward, Bilehinlane, broker, Atiz. 19, Sept. 2, and '26, at twelve, at Guildhall. Atturnies, Nlests. Wiltaliiie and Hylton, Ohl Broad rre t C. Hilllllll4 r, Seething-lane, late of Bri ,, tol, timber-merchant, Ant. 22, 29, and Sept. 26, xt eleven, at Guildhall. London. Attorney, Mr. Springett, Three-Crown square, Southwark: SATURDAPS LONDON GAZETTE. • INKRUI"I'S. W. Moore, of Salisbury-rout t, Fleet-street, •vietnantr. G. Hill, of Port.ea, Southampton, br.iz:er. J. Parsons, of Red cross-street, Southwark, Prossian.ithwasme. torturer. • J. highs, of Orange-street, Lvicester-srpare t tailor. G. Wade, of I.llackenliall, Cheshire, miller. J. Riches and H. Foreman, of the Los !on-road, lincn.drarets, J. Simkins, of Margate, Relit, money sciivetier, W. liowly, of llu iniocham, glass toy•makt.r. R. Glover, of Gatesheatt, Durham, sail!cr. C Harrison, of Barnard DorlNuo. grocer. N. Everett, of Lonemidge Deverell, Wilts, clothier. J. Docker, of Birmingham, litien.draper. E. Whitmore, of Wickham-Market, Suffolk, millwright. J. Ovcrbeek, of Camomile...street, merchant. G. Port, of Peterstield, Southampton, hoise•dealer. B. Herring, of Newgotr-street, fringe-matinfor. tiler. NEXT' I'HURSDAY, ALL THE STATE 1.0 CITA( Y WD .t. BE DRAWN. THESCHEME WITH ONLYS oo,) TICKET' CONTAINS A GRAND PRIZE OP .istooo, ELVVE% OTHER CAPITALS AND 3,000 GUINEA- IN GOLD. PRICE OF SIOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 Per Cent. Cons. WI 3 per Cent. Reduced SAI 4 per Cent b Per Ceuta. Consul* fur Areount ;)Le THE NATIONAL REG IST ER. E outwit, SUNDAY", AUGUST 20, 1815. _ THE NATIONAL REGisTrn. 5n7 STATE OF FRANCE. As the press is now totally silenced in that country, we can only derive reports of its real situation from the pea of correspondents. Even then prejudice may interfere: and 'misrepresentations ensue. When, however, ac counts of an unfavourable complexion proceed from per sons whose interest it is that things should go on well, they may be read with confidence, as they must have heeit written with sincerity. The following letter, of whirl: we have seen the ori l .rinal, possesses that title to attention. " The abolition of' the Liberty of the Press, as far a; the public prints arc concerned, was an unpleasant, bze a Ilect;SSilly measurc... Had Napoleon adopted it at lis ~!