The National Register. — London, England, 1816-12-09 00:00:00

T'HE OYAL FAMILY. -v.--- Extract of' a letter from Brighton, dated Dec. 2. " This afternoon her Majesty arrived at the Pavilion. The military received their orders to be in attendance in the morning ; and the 10th Royal Hussars, with a part of the 51st regiment of light infantry, doing duty here, received the Royal Family with the accustomed honours as they catered the Pavillien gates. Soon after three o'clock, the arrival of the carriages of the Nobility, the Attendants, and Officers of the Royal Household, gave the signal for the assemblage of a great concourse of people to weicookre her Majesty. At half past four the Duke of Clarence arrived from Bushy Park ; and, in a few minutes afterwards, the Queen, accompanied by the Priam. Augusta and Lady Macclesfield, drove to the entrance-hall at the, Pavilion. The Royal Party left Windsor a few minutes before nine o'clock in the morn ing, and travelled by the route of Kingston and Rai. gate. About ten minutes after the entrance of her Ma jesty into Brighton the Prince Regent arrived from Carleton-house. His Royal H ig hness was welcomed with every expression of loyal effusion from a numerous concourse of :peewees." BRIGHTON, Dec. s.—This afternoon, Her Majesty, the Duke of Clarence, the Princess Augusta, the Du chess of Molester, the Prime's Sophia of Glocester, accompanied by Lady Macclesfield and Lady J. Thyrinc, drove in two carriages, with their attendants, through tin town, and proceeded. to the ancient borough of Shoreham, when the royal cavalcade returned by the western cliflk •to the Pavilion. Before the Duchess of Glocester went out with Her Majesty, her Royal Highness accompanied the Duke in a promenade Pallethe principal parts of the town. The Royal have confined their dinner parties to the.cirele of domestic satiety : and in the evening of yesterday and this night, the invitations of company to the con certs have been confined to those Noblemen more par ticularly connected with the Court. This'evening the Duke of Montrose arrived at the Pavilion ; and yester day the Mastitis and Marchioness of Mindy, and Lord Eardley, at Brighton. —mar THE GRAND DUKE NtCHOLAS. After his Royal Highness the Grand Duke Nicholas and suite left St. Alban's House, they stopped at Bar net, where they partook of some refreshment ; after which they proceeded to Woburn, where they passed the night.—The next morning they inspected the Ab bey. The Duke and Duchess of Bedford not being at home, his Highness and suite were received by his Graces new steward, who conducted the distinguished visitors through the abbey, the garden, and the plea sure grounds. .The steward, being apprised of their intended visit, had prepared an elegant collation, which they partook of, and they were highly gratified with the splendid magnificence of that noble edifice , together with the beautifnl scenery of the gardens and pleasure grounds. His Highness and suite then left Woburn, and dined at Towcester, on their way to Warwick, where they arrived and put up at the principal Inn. On Tuesday they viewed the Castle, where his High ness was received by the noble Earl, who introduced his Highness' and suite to hii noble Consort ; after which his Lordship conducted his distinguished visitors through the Castle, which they highly admired. His Lordship then conducted his Highness, followed by his suite, to the grand dining room, where a sumptuous breakfast, consisting of every delicacy in the season, was prepared ; after which his Highness and suite, set out on their way to Birmingham, where Sir William C ve will join his Highness. 7e r e e terday the Grand Duke Nicholas and mate, at tended by Sir William Coegreve and Baron Nieholay, with livery servants of the Prince Regent, arrived at the Royal Hotel in this town to dinner. In the even- Endid• Mr. Thomason, in Church-street, illuminated his ' show rooms for their inspection, with which y appeared much gratified. This morning, about ten o'clock, two carriages were in readiness, when the Grand. Duke and suite proceeded to the Tower, in Widmer-lane ; the nail-manufactory of Messrs. Wil liams, Jones, and Co. Britannia-buildings ; P. T. Munts luid Co.'s mill, in Water -street, metal-rollers, and manufacturers of steel and iron wire ; Jordan's patent sash-manufactory, in Friday-street ; Messrs. Cook and Attwood's brass founders, in Broad-street; Small's paper mache and japan manufactory, &c.— Arming/tam Chron. Dee. 4. • THE DRAMA. DRURY LANE. qt as, candidate for public favour appeared for the first time at this Theatre, and as the bills of the day annonnoetl, for the fast time on any stage, last Wild. needay night. The thbolarsie -was a young Lady mused Mangcon, earl the character which she selected for her first effort, was autism, in the favourite Open of Lionel and Clarissa. Miss Mangeon's figure is good, and het features pretty, though they do not possess much expremion. Her voice is sweet and flexible, but her powers are by no means.. great, speaking on the best judgmem wasould farm of her labouring under all the disadvantages inaeparablc fromw -flint appearance. It VIIE NATIONAL REGISTER. was evident that she felt considerable terror, notwith standing her reception was most flattering. She was encored in several of her songs; amongst others,..in " Ye g loomy thought," " Go, and on my truth re lying, and, " Why with sighs my heart is swelling;" the two last she executed with much sweetness. Miss Kelly played Dims adhav with her usual spirit and excellence. Mr. T. Cooke appeared for the first time in Lionel. His performance was respectable; his songs were well executed. He introduced his own favourite composition—" f love thee ever dearly," in which be was loudly encored. S. Penly played Jessanty; he, however, mistook the character. Jessainy, though a fop and a coxcomb, is not supposed to be a fool : Mr. Penley made a most egregious one. Tuesday night the favourite Opera of Love is a Pillage was performed at this Theatre. The parts of Young -Venda:vs and Rosetta, by Mr. Horn and Miss Merry. Miss Merry improves upon us every time we witness her performance. She sang her songs with much sweetness and taste, sad was rapturously ap plauded. Mr. Horn was also in excellent was encored in several of his songs ; and we cannot voice, and but congratulate the Theatre on so useful and so highly respectable an addition to their vocal establish ment. Mr. Dowton's Justice IVestleoek was a fine piece of acting. Knight's Hodge was well received. Oa the whole, the Opera was well east, and was received throughout with loud applause. The house was well and respectably filled. COVENT-GA RnEN. Tuesday night Shakespeare's Tragedy of Ai wa John wasjerfbrmeX at this Theatre. The part of Kw' , John by r. Kemble, and that of Lady Constance, Ilpe the first time, by Miss O'Neill. Of Mr. Kemble's eiti t ilrence in the delineation of the weak, vacilating, subl loran nical John, it is now unnecessary to speak. i• Harr formance that night was equal to any former effort.— The character of Lady Constance is not one of the first importance in common hands. Mrs. Siddons, in her exquisite representation of it, renders her so; and Miss O'Neill, proved herself worthy to be the successor even of Mrs. Siddons. She gave to the character all the pathos of which it is susceptible. In the early scenes of the piece, she Imparted to it the importance and com manding dignity of the haughty dame. Her interview with Lord Salisbury, in which she is informed of the peace concluded between the King of France and John, and the projected marriage of the Dauphin with Blanch ; and in her subsequent interview with the two Monarchs, in which she urges her claims upon Philip for his support, and presses him to break his newly con tracted engagements with the King of England, Miss O'Neill displayed ill her astonishing powers. Her whole address to the Duke of Austria, beginning " war! use no peace l pace is war tome." - was finely given ; and again, when urging the Dauphin to comply with the commands of the Pope's Legate, and declare war against England, she gave this passage, " That which uphallieth him, that that upholds, His hanatat..o, thine beam. Lewis theme hollow r in a manner which called down the loudest plaudits from the audience. Is the last scene in which she ap pears, her expressing of grief and distraction for the loss of her son, made prisoner by John, were equal to any of her former efforts, and have afforded another proof, if another proof were wanting of the astonishing powers which this Lady possesses for harrowing up the feelings of the soul in Tragedy. At her exit, the applause con tinued for a ("onside/able time. Mr. C. Kemble gave a most correct and spirited representatipn of the brave and generous Faskonbrodge, and was loudly applauded throughout. A Miss R. Adcock, whom we do not re collect to have seen before, appeared in the part of Prince Artitur, which she supported very prettily. The play was received with the highest satisfaction itsaunouneement far repetition was answered by shouts of brim I—The House was extremely full. From the LONDON GAZETTE, Saturday, Dec. 7. --" rfkirGaunte ansoliwis that the Pekoes Napo has proteusti the tialluot Rikinnot: Bat, and Muiopons unto Panel Saes of koranot d 101 s. Joe. *e. by the tide d Viscount Loa loon. Rod of Rosodou nod Marquess of flootimp....Likowiso the Honour of Ininklboad ea Lion. lu { or U 8!. she no Lieut. n CaL Marty Wai} NKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Riaszcx J. of Devises. Wits, snuff manufacturer, hem Dec 10, to Jon. it, at More. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. WHITE J. R. of Newport Poona Bub, Bohr tot lace. _ _ _ BANXRUPTS. CAIMITIMLL G. of Floeltord•ottisk ai =me. 14, uch fl. J .s os. ot Ifinslotro•L D•v• W. ' ' Foss J. of Kinotaton-upon-Hull. haler. Die. 10, 13. Jan. It, It Kinimon-upon-Halle Aus. R‘k7 and Co. Futnitars-dia. • WILLSON F. of Plymouth, mercer. Dec. 30, 31, Jan. 111. M /eel. hall. Ants. Aillington ands CO. liddibild4billt. Honosos J. of Dewsbnry. Ymt.ildthise, Dec. 40,113, Am 111, at Wakefield. Atu. Fisher and Co. MoItOAN J. jun. of I.ivm, tinet.. . Der. Id, 116. Judi is. at LirerpooL Atts. and Cm Exeltange.alley. HAUT T. of Bridport. Donn. gismer.Dne. 16, 17, Jan. it, at Decd. port. Au. Mr. Allen, Clifoett's-tni. , Fr arm J. jtut. of Whitley Lowes t . dodder. Dec. Mt& Jan. Is, at Wakefield . Au.. Fishardad Onvease: lIARDIOTY W. and J. Lonnt.afliaalkeks. TMiis ra. ut4rdwaiii Dec. 19, YO, Jan. 18. at I( a. Ad.4ldr. liedisidd, Nerlbihd. ligasee t bant da DUCIWORTH H. of Mandieset e Dos.lol, 94, JOIN 18, at Manchester. Atm M ant Tam MIDDLETON E. and T. D'fllON. 0( .Irceltaire,merehantai Dec. IR. 13, Jan. 18, at Beverle y AIM MI and Co. Beverley. THOMAS D. &Rd R. Evads, of Liverpool, merchants, Dieg ss. in. Jan. IR, at Liverpool. Att. Mr. Chester, Staple-Inn. • MACK NIONIT J. of Long ACM lill , DOC.IO, 17, Jan. 18, err Guildhall. London. Att. J. C.W inland, 's-bnildings. Haltom Jos EPH S. and W. 1-1 uGHEII. of Wlnehester.d. merchanb, Dre. 10. 21, Jan. IR, at GuildhalL Alta. Raney and Co. Bishopapesse. Fa r Neu, J. of Ponies, grocer, Jan. 2, Jan. 5, 18, at Gasped- Ads. Alexander and Co. New-Inn. W , W. of Leads, hrmee. Dm. 110, 13,11113. 18 , at Wat46l4. Att. Mr. Knowles. New-Inn. Baowx G. of Finsworth,lhoudiampson, meas. Dm. 16. at Cislandders Dee. 17, & Jan. I B,at Kmsworth. AU. Mr. Chikon. Lineales-but. Fres s the LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, Dec. 3. —.4o—. BANKRUPTS. Crocus' M. A. of Rumford. Eamon. babliaDae. 10. 14. Jar. 14. al Guildhall. Alt. Mr. Joao& SisaJaas t 106 ;11 17 . . J vi c. 14. Tumor_ vak "1-I.l Pre.= " t tu dita r .. 16 Houghton Dec. es. Z. Dunkin. of Pookr-wm. Besvaandsay. dem*, Dec. th. J. Blend ad J. Sthanalievaita. of Fen.ce. iniunine.biekan, Dec. 10. J. Fleischer, et Wedingtran. bother. Jan. is. DIVIDENDS IN THE COUNTRY. T. Radcliffe. of Liglethethe. merchant. Dec. th. J. rid Vieth Dar.ffl• J. saner. Dee. el. PouC lather. Dec. J. lithatheod diaper. Jan. 5. W. Seth, of W Mill. miller. Dee. id. 1. Latham, et . boet.eather. Dee. W. CERTIFICATES. Dsc. Tedhunter, et Leeden, sier4 thent—P. G. Easier.and T. Heathen. of crormaisaa. ph ke . b urf . squan . . Loth, et lithael. ireeletheare—S. V. bthr. Rinningbam babethasher-••T. Gamey. of ▪ Clamtheeket. coal.ntheituth-41. Eihealen. of Liverpool. . S. at Tubed. listheepar-.L Hwy. et Lear- Wal 6lll"l eathenc.-T. cott R. Part. of avow Nana. Itheker-4. Hathosahani. fames—A linaapinye, Weather, ow , chant PA RT N ERSH IPS DISSOLVED. Drama sod Heaps, of vim~ • Wee& eed Prat, paths. Wethgasi Oa et Rise& shealese. Smyth and lady. et 11 : 4 P k ieee I.o. 4 4= l"ligers. = am id Seth. egad, liideasonan. Gesiecte and Oap et Hioekler. Imam JAI& and Ca ef 11:&ththa rs. T. and T. Dethy of N Oaldwale lelasa• J. and M. Stather, astir sat Heek et maim A t s.d Viesdanthea. IWO= and Luarethr. ahipenniseed Athema ath aliethei t t= toes. Davie awl Gs et • Pam and Co. of Mean and Dewey. it dorm mem.. at Guildhall. Att. M. Pais 1014171040i1it. raill4a:lsto-s7 DAVISON' W.J.111 at liaMsoe. hllddinan. easualasallar. Dr.-17. ta, J. ia. his Teel" llatableabuddisp. Tosiminacir J. at Toalay= h hars eed.a dashs w : l 2l . lo, 17. Jan. at Guildhall Au. Ms WALL W. of Paler-how oral samilises, Des. 11.11, Jan. 11, at Guildhall All. Mr. Campania.. Obi APT_ WHITE F.. at . lam 10, tl. J. or w . ia. aL wh a t sig Oh Enacts* J. T. ned. Dee. 14, IN. Jan. le. at • Att. Poole. Old lhoad.ateeet. MARRIIAIR 11. jos. et Betekelael 1/161:101. Dee. O. 114. Jan. 111. at ilundeviarid. Att. thrskit shit CA. Prekileles Om* Old Jewel. flutircar J. of Ohneinstuma. math mak" Dee. 17. la. Jan. 111. at illuninglam: Ana limb mad Cw Prodarieles.pL Old Jewry. Banana T. ot Weiburn Was. Ally r. Dm 10. OD, Jan. lx, at Mimi. Attu. Mumillbe sod Ca Usk INIEB7 -07011 . BICILL LI. J. of randi. Das. 211. Jaa..lll, at Ply- mouth. Au. . Airstathar i Composed. Lam& BETTS G. of Chadaboast4. G opaeio " ee. Dee. 14, 17, Jan. 18, at Oulldhall Atr l 7. l =nion , tms, Stahl"; htiTzToTitt. . DaltAl igg eL 14, at GuildhalL Au. MS. Tenni Jameson S. of Wilketomat. Dee. to, 17. Jan. 14, at GedkßialL Ala.Sl "l = lll"hau r. hoz. Gin st Jur. of Here, W9l9iM4. hem*: Dee. SS, "AL 141•81 Mao Mt. Ma Perkin, Doesaandeveadn. • HILL J. of Moo un man**. AM*. Cl as =l, at Inatinentra, J Alt. Ma. DWI. GOMM W.' etilnalii. Insam.• thcOseept. Dm, 13, 14, Jan: 14. at Ana Palmer and Ca. ised-eoe. Putara W. M . Dec. 16, 17, Jen. 14, stile*. May Baoess ai r li AlvE dasige, Dec. OS, *7, Jan 14sot Wipe. Au. Mr. Wing% Mimansot. Ratard-rm- Yount) J. and J. TatOnlrrow. of Ma*. Dew 44. 16, Jan. 14, at HAW. Atto. Price aid Co Liaskft-Ina. 1/1911011 B..af Masebainie, - Dot. 16, tS. Jan. 14, ea Man. cheater. Att. lb. Ze ta CHILD J. of Berea. , Doe. 111. Jas. 16.0 Briahthanostono. Mt. Halboan-cant. Grafs-htn. WaLasa W. of Look: tia'wer. Dat..50,113. Jots. is, at Wskairlde A. Mr. ILlanks, New-hO. pIVIDENDI AT GUILDHALL. M. Moore. of Mary-le-hommarost. Mike; D0c..18. W. and T. Bind.,. e of Taristook-street.linen.dnpars, Dec. IS. J. Rust, of Groat Wares. wiise.Dar. U. C. Lee and J. Taal. at Tome Ray*, ealadms, Dee. so. H. Houghton anal. livendusga. - of Vanes Anna-yard, amarinatts OMITTED IN LAST SATURDAY'S 6AZEITE. DIVIDRNDS AT GUILDHALL. J. While. J.G. Cadens% and W. Shag. et Flemesess. Wog. lees. Des. EL N. Rinedl. tiOakassomeset. Idealews/kas/Weistee, Dee. *l. IL S. Jdreiwer asses Yersossib; geelak. Dec ti. ,'Y. Pier o sliseen.semst. Infassise.bniese, Dee. IL .1 . bow. 0 0111 Jewry. beefier. Das. di. W. Cleril. d eti May aneansteleme, Dec. flalieleesyi laimelseper. Dee. v. H. C 1... et Hymned. St Omega% in e, Wesisses. Dec. el. J. and T. sod J. ) Weser. et Yorlvee. C veneers. Jan. 7. J. Reriamt, Sedimpasi.eszeet , Rood. Den 11. B. Ciliate led N. mid T. Ingledsw. Odes liessaidwomekee, pets limratirslonts. Des. SI. • J. Riches and H. Yeesnass, ef HI. _Hawn. lioes.desipees. Dee. 16. W. Cousins, efOeult AlbEivek. balm Dec. EL W. House. ef Elseslealssieel. esedosselsee. Den. ft. E. and J. Hee" if Climerailley. tralesess, Doe. S. IJ. Mansell. O WesSauest. Cheepside. haliaelailiei. Des. V. A. Heeds, et Gleeleare. nsenitant, Den Se. .1. Jai, Iledard. esiiier, I me. 10. Glelemendeiae. limb*. Dec. V. J. 8a....0r, tdaseforiv,. Colt. salt . ran-man e Wade; lise. E. H. R. Mese Lims4liesl. salesiost. Dee. v. J. A. Loy. . inuseineits Jaw 7. H. Le Ilssed. of besseesee.breleer, Dec. 111 z .W. d thwoomolooll. bassemeawbealee. Dec. 11. DIVIDENDS IN THE COUNTRY. L Low* of Norwich. boohposialier, Dec. SI. T. 7som, of Wells, Noefidk. Dec. 10. Nina, G. Overton, end L. Ohm., et ires.inaeMn i , Deos. SO. J. of Hessieglems. Dem 16. et Thisellsy. I sm a elos. EL Mega and L. Ilsenisles. et Leeds. dries. pee. $. • H. Minn. of Nottingham, hosier, Dec. rec , • r