The National Register. — London, England, 1813-01-03 00:00:00

INDEX TO Tur, SIXTH VOLUME OF • U 9; New flan ot 1 axolotl by the Cur -, , 515, Lord We; too's lostrocti iris to the Army on enteral; France, 516 ; !..)rd Vie lin ,ton's It .in ostratiLe to the Spanish Government the remora' of Geneial Castaaos frcm the Commanl of the 4th Spa. nisi' A u my, t Silvana - I),sinissal of the French Ambassador from Swede rice ti 533 ; e.'• Swedish Artily at Stralsund, 371, 405 ; the Crown Pril at while revi •wiog his Troops before Ste , tin, during the attn . •- Ike, S 6; Cr wit Prince's Address to the Combined Arm bu y - lle n e i,,,4 appointed Getie-alt, , tno, 563 ; Crown Prine's tins, MS, 59,i, 643, 1G;, 812 COLONIAL S ETTI, EM P. NTS . iNnt A COMYANN —Official Correspondence, meetings of the I')lr.t;tors, arnt Deb.ites at the India Housed n the renewal of the Ccrnpany' , Cita.ter, '2B. 4), 59, 63. lg. 70. 4:;9, 460. WLVI' I surts—k.artl.qualce at j.miaica, 36 ; Dieadtul Hurricane, tag. STifTE PAPERS. Lord Castlereagh and Mr. Russell, on the Impressment of Ame- 20 f ica Sr en . - • . , 38 srinsh De , la - ration of War against Am erica - Powsiarr Declaration of War against France, and Reply of the 242 French Government . - - . . Arotr int armed Neutrality - - - - 02. Treat!. i.etween England and Sweden - - - 358 A.ttst ran .. Declaration against F r a nce - - 59 Treett cetween A nAt ria and Rushia - - . 690 6 C AI v't 1t 1 oti between England and R ussia - .. '733 Canvireoti o between Eitgl.iol and Prussia - - 734 Declaration of the All ed Po w,?rs - - 805 EXTRAORDINARY GAZETTES. S, 47, 53. 4?6, 469, 454, .510, 602, 611, 612, 614, 632, 639, 688, 893, 709, 732, 752. 755, 735. Slll' PI.E.MENTARY GAZETTES. 33, 527, 375, 445, 617. 718, 757. LONDON G AZETTES. & 8 21, cc, 40, 41, 41, 51. 67. W 7, 102, 103 , 510 s, 520 w, 518 * . 5.9*, 1. - ,4 , 5, - , 171, 172, 157, 18,4, 203, *.M4 '215, c3I, 232, 246, '217 '.. 1 . S. 2.19. (:60, 211, ( 262. 273. 29;, :1' 6, :Al, :158, 374, 577, srn, 41 - 2. 4 o, 4 9. 453, 471, 4F6, 437, 504, AS, 519, .5;.5, 550, 1 5,51 , ; (ii 5,7 , ri, 3 . 605. 612, 618, 6:12 646, (;62, (i6l, 191, E 95, 715. 711, 7Z.2, 133, 748, ;4), 754, 7t;o, 714, 775, 789, 79i, 806, & 7, y : .,. S 2J. P_IELLIMENTARY IN TELLIGENCE. 310UsE OF 1.011175. ViiriCe o! . W.lles---Vie.icatinii of the conduct of the Commissioners during the 1 eqn ry, by Lords Ellenborough, 3cc. 11 1 7. Catlurlic ttursiion—PetUions for and against the Claims, Debates, Lc. ti - 6. i 0;), 536'. E•tst India CI, ,t ter Petitions and other proceedings thereon, 86, 1141, 213, '230, 40.1; Royal Assent, 467. War in spain, sti, 170; Conduct of the American war, .51$* ; Naval Adnrinstr•iti.in, 23), :3.*; Pet'ti-ns for Peace. Prisoliersof War, 213; Treaty with Swedes , ; Address of Condolence to the Frince 11:g •iu on the dc, tai or the Duchess of Brunswick, 1119; 11$ Stipendiary Curate's Bill, 2.0 ; Improvement of Smithfield market. 357 ; Pap. r Currency, 437 ; the Speaker's Address to Ow Prime R...gcnt, and his Royal Highness's Speech, closing the S:•ssion, 467. Opening of the New Session—Prince Regent's Speech, and the Ad dress in answer, 7..6; 'Treaties with the Allies hid on the Table —Thanks to Lord Wellington ;4nd the Army for their conduct in the battles cit the Pyreneei and in the capture of St. Sebasti ans, R..rtuiation of the Spanish caltimnies against our troops, af ter the storming of the fortres‘, ,• Insolvent Debtors, 740, 76.5, 773 ; Dei hr.tlon of the Allied Powers, and motion of Ad -Bf2l . 110 N& • - . C tiMber r I at the Went oath Election, Petitions for Peace, In come fax, =S:I3 ; Third Theatre, Sew Streets, Proposed Relief ti Bakers, 276; Petition against illegal apprenticeships, Admit. rally Register Insolvent Debtors, 250031. granted to the sufferers in th e i island of St. Vincent's, 358 ; Corn Laws, 391, 401. 496; Mr. SWAIM'S motion for prosecuting the Duke of Leeds. for exercising undue influence in the Borough of Helston, 496; Mr. Creevey's statement on his being found guilty of a libel, 406; Orange Lodges , A uction Bill, 420 0 422 ; -Thanks to Lord Wellington and the A tiny, for their gallantry at Vittoria, Pay of Se.mien, 437 ; Lord Castlereagh moves an Address to the Prince Regent for the erection of Monuments to Maj . r-General Bowes, Slr W. Myers, Lieut.-Col. C..dogan, and Major-General Sir T. Brock, 412; Slave Trade, conduct of the Portuguese Govern -4:52; Session closed, 468. The Opening of the Parliament—Memorable Speech of the Prince Re gent—Addr,ss moved by Lord Compton and seconded by Mr. C. Grant,7o7 ; Continental Treaties, M r. Sumner's :notion for prinfli ing she Speaker's Speech made at the Bar of the House of Lords at at the close of the last Session,Thanks to Lord Wellington and ug his Army, tee. 723 • Annual grant of Seamen and Marines, 727 ; A .. me ntation of the ' disposable Force of the Country, 726, 741, 7-13 ; Foreign Subsidies, Interesting Speeches of Lord Castlereagh and Mr. Canning, 743 ; Local Militia extended service Bill, Vote fir Land Forces, East India Sugar Acas, 765 ; Insolvent Debtor's A men dment Bill, 774; State of Newga t e , 739; Reformation of the nt* Coper Currency, 782, 806 ; New Title of the Pri of Orange, p 805, Declaration of the Allied Sovereigns, and motion of Adjournment, 822. DELIG'ATE INVESTIGATION. Princess of Wales's Letter to the Prince Regent, 107; Report of the Privy Council to the Prince Regent, on the propriety of restrain ing the intercourse between the Princess and her Daughter, 149; the King's Commission, instituting an inquiry into the man of certain charges against her Royal Highness, 14S1 ; Deposition of Lady Douglas, 177 ; Sir j. Douglas, Bidgood, Cole, Smitten, Lloyd, Wilson, Roberts, Stikeman, Sicard, 161 to 165; Mrs. Lisle, H. Lisle, Edmeader, Mills, Austin, Townley, Law rence; 177 to 184 ; Defence of the Princess by Lord Elden, the late Spencer Perceval and Sir T. Plonter, 182 : Report of the four Commissioners to the King and other Documents, 163 ;_ Message• from the King and other Documents, 168 ; Princess of 'Wales's letters to the King, 167, 183, 194, 210; her Royal Highness's letter to the Speaker of the ouse of Commons, 151. Congratulary Addresses to her Royal Highness, from the cities of London, Westminster, and Bristol, 253; Common Council and Common Hall of London, c:63; Borough of Southwark, 277 ; Middlesex, 333; Catholics of Ireland, 4 1 2; and Von; Boston, signed by four hundred Ladies, 43 0 . PROVINCIAL INTELLIGENCE. - - - - Aog ICULTUR E-9.22, 296, 962, CA L 66, 697. 716, 781. ASVZES, acc.—Trials at York, of the Murderers of Mr. Horsfall, 21 ; Kent and Essex, 191 ; Horsham, 07; Lancashire, Shrews. bury, and Suffolk, 2 23 ; Hampshire, Essex, Hertfor d , North. amrton. Wincht . ster, and Lincoln, 5 00 ; Devon, Lincoln, Rut land, 517; Warwick, York, and Down, 547 ; Gloucester, York shire, Bristol, 564. Predicted Dissolution of Grintar, a Tailor • . R lot at Frome t . . The Luddites r t Ann Moore, the Fasting Woman . 1 Remarkable Cow at Moss Dike, Extraordinary fish Thunder Storm at Margate . . Singular Burglary at the Kettering Bank . . Shock of an Earthquake at Stam ford . 646 Melancholy Accident in one of the Stone-quarties in Swanage 699 Thunder Storm at Brighton, Diabolical Attempt on Chitworth Powder-mills . . 791 Sham li Af SOll 815 37 66 44 286, 296 583 453 bfid THE LIEBDO3.I.4DARY' kly Summary in _each Number, under the London :he \V r. .1; i MOUSE OF COMMONS, Precedes the Weekly Summary in seen vii UllllJcg p UMW. a •••••• ......---.. The Prince“ of NV .le,—lmportant debates on Mr. C. lohnstone's Head. m , t ion, 146, 151 ; Correspondence het ween Mr. \V fittbreact and Mrs. Lisle. '..01 ; Sir J. an -I Lady Douglas, 186 ; the ir Petition. SUMMARY OF POLITIC4L EVENTS. • 2:1I ; furthei rii-cussion on the subject of her Royal Highness's Overtures to the Russians by Buonaparte, Conversation between. persecution, 213. Murat anti Milaradovitch . . 4 Eft Indira Charlet dill—Petitions, Debates, &c. 86, 199, 213, 231, Dispatches from Lord Cathcart. - detailing the Events recorded in :'57, 590, 45.2. the- 20rh French Bulletin; Capture 0 the Macedonian by c,or,lic C:ainis—Pctitions, Debates, &c. 100, 837*, 150, 231, 776, the United Stales Frigate . 10 31 1, 353. State of the Armies in the Peninsula, Lord Wellington's Letter, Lot al l'okeils, Vice- Chancellorls Rill, no, 514* ; Sinecure Offices, Reparted Defeat of an American Army . .25 • l ot ; Weymouth 4lection, Finance, American War, shattsbtiry Further Successes of the Russians, Defection of the Prussian , 1 J' •titisin, Address to the Prince Resent, Prisoners in the Fket, l Corps, ationaparte's Call for a new Levy of 850,000 men 513* ; Sift'. Btu:act: l s motion for appointing a Regepty, 5.10; Disptcnes from Lord Cathcart. Names of the French Generals 4) .. 0 Finance Committee, 152, '2Ol, 2:3, 310; •Nopply to swe . ii ,n, tak:•11 in the Retreat from Moscow, Spanish Ingratitude 57 N a ; Treaty wilh Swcdcn, Budget, 3%, 391 • ; Army Estimates, Re-election of Madison .to the Presidency of the United States, Navy Ditto, Thanks to Sir C. Cott, n, Bristol Election, Mani- Recunciliatioa between Buonaparte and the Pope , $9 fest° of Louis XVI. 170; Slurplifter's Bill, Captain Phillimcire „ ETitliant Vietocy in India, American Outrages ' , 101 and M r Hancock, 201 ; Oegal interference of the Duke of Report e d 4Youativil AntlSurnins of Madrid, Reports of Peace 520 a