The National Register. — London, England, 1816-07-07 00:00:00

17 , 2 From SATURDAY'S LON DON G.IZ ETTE,JuIy (i. 'This Gar.ette contains an Order to suspend the calling out of the line of Great Britain in the present year. It lilt...wise stescribes the Ceremonial of the Investiture of Lords Gam b.er and Exmouth, with the Ensigns of Knight Grand Crosses of the Bath ; and at Major- General Sir T. S. Beckwith, with the Ensigns of a Kolgt , t Commander of the said Order. Th, Gazetttt akm st.ites that the honour of Knighthood has ktil eta:seri...A on the tollowiug Gentlemen:— At :sander Croke, LL.I). i John Womlfield Compton, LL.O.• Jahn C otgreave, Esq. NI s;or ofehe stn.; I. ieitt.-Col. J CheetliamMutlock! It likewise notices the following aapointinents:— AreMb di' tn, Eq. tbe Clork of the Registers in Scot land; Adam Gabe:, Kai. to he one of the Lords Commissioners of the Jury Court in Szotlarid; John, Earl of llopetotin, to be Lieute nant sal Snerift . Principal of Linlithgowshire.) BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. H. BtAcif, of lel.:o:aibe Regis. Dor.et , litre, mercer. BANKRUPTS. J. Mowcaserm of Lancaster, watch -flukey, July 27. 29, Aug. 17. at the King's Anns. Lancauer. Ada. Bleaadiele and Co. New-inn. W. CHANDLER, of Birmingham, grocer, Jul) , 19, 20. Aug. 17, at the Spread Eagle, Birmingham. Att. Mr. Nicholls, Gray's-inn-sq. G. 'Noon and .1. J.acasuat, of Broughton, Lancashire, mica-prin ter., July 19. 20. Aug. 17, at the Bridgewater Anus. dlanchester. Att , . ilurd and Co. Temple. 'l'. II lc it ...unison, of Neweastlearpon-'fyne, carpenter, July 10, 13, Aug. 17, at the George, Neweastle-upon-'fyne. Mu. Atkinson and Co. Chancery-lane. IL PEARCE and A. MARRACK, of Penzance, Cornwall, merchants, July 22, 23, Aug. 17, at the Union Hotel, Penzance. A Mi. tar dales and Co. Gray's-inn. G. Iliattrattatteo, jun. of Aug. 17, at Guildhall J. anti J. GASKII.L. of the Minories, merchants, July 13, 20, Aug. 17. at Guildhall. Att. Mr. :sand, Throginorton-street. T. GOl2l/9 Pi, Of Liventeral, ineichant. July 13. 20, Aug. 17. at Guild. hall. Au. Mr. Hackett. New-court, Swithin's-lane. I. Far, late of Upper George-street. Portman-square, child-bed linen• manufacturer. July t 5, 30. Aug. 17, at t,ttilahaU. Mt. Mr. hams, Dyer's-builders, Holborn. N. BELL, of Bieehtuw-park, Hertfordshire. hay-johber, July 9, 27. Ant. 17, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Pownall, Staple-inn. J. MASSEY, of Heaton-Norris, Lancashire, grocer, July 10, 20. Aug. 17, at the Red Lion. Heaton-Norris. Atts. Wright and Co. Temple. J. BITTEN, of Bath, laceman, July Is. In. Aug. 17, at the Castle and Ball. Bath. Att. Mr. Fisher, litgh Holborn. G. A KNO tn, of Broughton, Manchester, manufacturer. July 26, 27, Aug. 17, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Attt, Mr. Edge, Aliinclitaer. W. Davis, of llserston, Lancashire, ironmonger, July 19, 20, Aug. 17, at the Kings Aims, Inverston. Atts. Baxter fe Co. Furnival's-inn. .I.ltAßwicil, hoe of Bury St. Edmund's, builder, July 24, 25. Aug. 17, at the Bell, Bury St. Edmund's. Att. Mr. Bromley, Gray's-inn. I. Br: s Y, of stoke-upon-Trent, Staftinalshire, potter. July 23. 24. Aug. 17, at the Crown, Stone. Atts. Leigh and Co. New Nudge-.t. J. Pt^ itv ts, late of Bishopsgate-strect. conlwainer. July 20,27, Aug. 17, at Guildhall. Att. Iteditt, King's-road. Bedford-row. W. ROBERTS, jun. of Ilwl, merchant, July 13, 27, Aug. 17, at Guild hall. Alts. Reeks and Co. Wellclose-square. J. Lawea-er ER, of Michael's-grove. Brompton, merchant, July 9,27, Aug. 17. at Guildhall. Atts. Rnoke and Co. Coleman-street. W. GAMMON, N. BENJAMIN. and BERT/101IN, of Austin-Friars, merchants, July 13, 2n, Aug. 17, at Guildhall. Atts. Swathe and Co. Frederick's-place, Old Jewry. W. RITCHIE, of Finsbury-square, merchant, July 13, 20, Aug. 17, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Paterson, Old Broad-street. J. RITCHIR, jun. of Finsbury-square, merchant, July 13, 20, Aug. 17, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Paterson, Old Brand-street. T. AINOF., of Wilmington. Kent, baker, July 20. 27. Aug. 17, at Guildhall. Au. Mr. Benton, Union-street, Southwark. DIVIDENDS AT GUILDHALL. July 27, B. Cohen, of George-eneet, ',Minorite, merchant. July 27. A. Read, of Lower Grosvenor-street, wine-merchant. July 13, F. ("oar, of Newmarket, Suffolk, druggist. July 30, S. V. Gore, of Etishopspa, tea.treet, haberdaelier. July 27, A. and C. Gordon. of Church-street. Soho, taylors. July 27, 'l'. Reed, jun. of Cross-street. Hatton-ganlen, chinaman. July 23, D. Trott, of the Old Change, calico-printer. July 27, R. Mills, of Doswell-street, bedstead-maker. July 27, R. M. Stratton, of Stow on the Wold, Gloucester, liquor-mere. July 20. T. Boatel', of Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk. tallow-chandler. July 27, W. Sinnott, of Bowling Green-lane, Clerkenwell, scavenger. July 27, W. Hardy and R. Gardiner, of Cheap ide s merchants. DIVIDENDS IN TIIE COUNTRY. nog. 2, W. Dillicar, of Pickering, York, horse-dealer, at York. . Aug. 23, J. Lucy, of Bristol, linen-draper, at Worcester. Aug. 3, T. Gaisford, of East Grim:dead, Wilts, butcher, at New Samna. July 10, G. Sawtell, of Bristol. merchant, at Bristol. July 31, J. Goodchild, sen. of Low Pallion, Durham, J. and W. Jackson, of Dowgatc-wharf, J, Goodchild, jun. of High Pallion, Duman', .1. Jacksou, of Eppleton, Durham, and T. June., sett. of Greencroft, Durham, bankers, at Bishop-Wearmouth. Aug. 1, R. Creswell, of Burgh in the Marsh, Lincoln, shopkeeper, at spilsoy. July 2..4 B. Mead', of Beetles, Suffolk, upholsterer, at Beeches. -.July 29, S Downentl, of Sheffield, York, grocer, at Sheffield. July 27, .1. Ridley, of Lancaster, merchant, at Lancaster Aug. 13, T. Revis, of Cambridge, lace-merchant, at Cambridge. Aug. 16, It. Maths, of Great Grimsby, Lincoln, grocer, at Kingston upon-llulf. CUR 1' IFICA TES, J tTI.Y 27.-C. and J. Hayes. of the Old Jewry. merchants-. 1. Eui.ry, of Bedford, grocer-l'. Norris, of Freeman so,trt. Cornhill, merchant-C. Martin, of the ThreeCocka Inn. Brecon, innkeeper-A. Balls, of Hare-street, Rumford, innholder-T.G ilffions and Co. of Wolverhampton, S:affind, bankers-I. Bryant, of Bath, wine and spirit-merchant-R. Adnam. of Ilsley, Berks, brewer-J. Howl', of Chester, linen-draper-1. Palmer, of Piccadilly, tailor- W. Baglehole, of Mark-lane, corn-f. to:-J. Bailey, of Laventiain, Suffolk, carpenter-I. Crompton, of Ilerefoal, coal-merchant--f. .11,41, of Lincoln. baker-T. D. Pinnock. of St. Peter's, Cheesehin. Whicheiter, woolstapler-T. Ilipkins and C. C. Sumner, of Hilling don, Uxbridge, plate-glass-niamifacturer-F. Falkncr, of Marlow. Hereford, fanner-P. Greayes. of Chorley, Lancaster, and of Sr. raul's Chutch-yisnl, cotton-manufacturer-J. Clay, of IC inipton-upon- Hull, merchant butcher, July 13, 20, - PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Desna and W. Tooke, of Gray's-inn, anoraks. T. Dairies and I. ilayton, of Lan aster, rorn-merehant.% J. and W. Maxwell, of Rochdale, Lancashire. woollen-manufacturers. J. Morley, of Wellingwx, and 11. Brook, of Nacenby, Lincolnshire, surgeons. J. fkntren and J. Parton, of Liverpool, bmkero. J. ~nd B. Prichard, Churc h -row, relalnarch.strect, coopers. ..... _ • . T. l'igg and H. Fickstock. of Shrewsbury, wine-merchants. J. (hbont R. Saturn. White florse-lane, Stepney, butchers. H. Hoirlat and W. If. Thorpe, of Holls-buildings, Fettcr-Line, top. pz..r plate-printers. 3 and J. T. Taylor. of King-street, Cheapside, weavers. W. PitlMet and Co. of I.onJoo, merchants. Born and Co. of Gilie ; th ae , tnereha; is W. E.o.twooil shil J. Willson, of Newgate-street, linen.drape.rs. F Cailin and Co. of Dover-strett, Piccadilly, milliners. i Earle anti W. Bowe, cf Winchester, growers. R. 'Brooks at Al Hentlq. of Week:nen. Lancashire, cotton-mannfac. J. link tool Co. nt saitoro, silk-dyers. J. IC.II and Co. of Sedgley, soar. ,A ; , coal-masters. .1. L:;:kieg an 4 J. Morrie,, of Sluth •st reel, Fan:bury-eq. timber-mere. W. Vi rdenhtloi and F. tichiod,r, of White's-yaid. Habanary-lane, •Tchnent 8. W. W Meson end ('a. W tl. MC/Ter, London. wine and %pint-merchants. Ilarriaon stud J. CoaLch ul .ilettiopton, Lcubt.i„tort, aurscr) men. TIM NATIONAL REGISTER. Iheatre Monday—By nt nt Speeial desire—Artaxerxes—Killing no Nlurder Blue lkanl. Tuestlay—ryinbeline—The Rival Soldiers-.l , orty Thieves. Tl!trsilay—Guy Nlannering—Tlie Rival Soldiers—The Miller and his .Nl'co. Friday—The School of Reform—l low to Rule a Husband. Saturday—The Merelutta of Venice—The Fanner. NEW THEATRE-KOVAL, ENGLISH OPERA-110USE. Monday—The Siege of lielgracle—ls he Aulouv—The Village Trick. Ttie9ilay—Rich and Poor—The Village Trick—ls he Jealous. Wednesday—The Siege of Btlgriule—ls he Jealous—The Village Trick. Thur,day—Thc Boarding lluuu=fhc Aluid and Nlagpic—Tile Village 'Frick. Friday—The Sit.ge of Bel,, ,, rade. Satarday—. rtAxerxes--Mantliti: by 4 young I.,idy (pupil to Mr. T. \Vasil), being her first appearance on any Stage. LAST WEEK OF THE SICILIAN. ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE. Splendidly embeUialied,and coluoideTably imprvxi, (including a new and 1110 A Commodious Pitt) TO-MORROW, and every Evening this week; an entirely new Burlcua Spectacle, under the title of THE SICI LIAN, or, The Prince and the Pirate •' the overture and music entirely new.— In the course of the flue will be exhibited, a view in the Coast of Ca tania, with Mount .Cuia, at the time of a Volcanic Eruption; Italian Garden; Sicilian Palace; Vaulted Apartment, and Grand Saloon.— A Comic San" , called "flow Things are Changed," by Mr. Weston. To which vnif be added a new Pantomimic Divertiaement, called the 110t•SE WARMING; or, Peasants' Pie-Nic • the principal charm. , kis by Mr. Giroux, Mr. Yamuld, Mader Dore, Miss free, Miss Smyther, Miss Simpson, Miss Hart —To conclude with a grand Mao-Dramatic Romance, (founded on the eelebraied old English Ballad) called ell EV 1 . CH ACI:; or, The IVarlocks of the Border; in Act I. will be introduced, a romantic Semen View; Cottage and picturesque Country; Rocky !'ass in the Highlands; Interior of a Highland Cottage; :Mountainous Northern Landscape.—ln Act 11. Border Mountains, and a grand panoramic picture of the Field of Battle; With a Tableau front the celebrated picture of the Field of Battle, painted by Bird, engraved by Young, and an allegorical Scene of the Descent of Britannia and Scotia. In the course of the Piece, a Stxach Ballet, composed by Mr. Giroux. The Action, Processions and Comhats, under thedirection of Mr. Bologna. Books of the Song s. &c. to be had in the Theatre, price 1.4. The Doors to be opcniaat half-past 5; to begin at hall-past 6; Half Price at half-past S. Boxes, 44.; Pit es.; Gallery Is. A grand HarlApinade, and other Novelties are in active preparation. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. LONDON : SUNDAY, JULY 7• The Paris Papers, which we have received up to Wed nesday last, still continue to be tilled with the pruceediugs on the trial of the '2B conspirators. The substance of the examination proves, that ideothau and vice, want of prin cipal and want of bread, were the motives that urged these treasonable wights. On Monday several witnesses were heard ; and their evidence only renders the business more unintelligible. The proceedings were adjourned till Tuesday ; and from the number of witnesses that re mained to be heard, the trial was likely to occupy the Court some days longer. On Thursday sc'nnight the trials of twenty eight indi viduals, arrested some time back, commenced before ►he Court of Assizes, all accused of plotting against the King and Royal Family, and of an intention to overturn the Government. One or two dismissed Officers, a few mechanics, out of employ, a mad poet, and others contending with the extremes of wretchedness, organized this timnidable plot, which was to overthrow the Government. The trial is mixed with such ludicrous circumstances and ridiculous incidents, as to be more calculated to excite laughter and contempt, th:m any sentiment of horror, with respect to the atrocious tendency and end of the confederacy. A part of the scheme of these terrible gentry was, to blow up the Thuilleries with gunpowder; but the project was not voted unanimously, because " the Thuilleries was a beautitbl building."—A poor poet, named Sourtlon, the Laureate of the groups, on being examined, amused his audience with the following unequivocal testimony of the kind of loyalty which, we fear, is too common with all modern French poets : thicioiati.—" Did you not compose and sing songs in praise of the Usurper at the Cafe Montausier Answer.---" Yes, Sir. During three months of ISIS (Larch April, May,) I sung the Glory of the French Soldiers. 1 also admired litionaparte fur some time : hut we are nes er certain of thinking in the same way to-morrow as we do to day. DI made at the same period songs against the King, it was to obtain sonic employment under the Minister ofJustiee, anti not with any had intentions. Since the King's return, I have not sung any couplets against him : on the contrary, I ani his most fuith• ful subject." Lieut. Mietton, Aide-dc-Camp to General Bonnaire, both of whom were lately tried fir the murder of Col. Gordon, was shot on Friday last in the Plain of (Irenelle. On the same day Bmmuire was taken to the Place Ven dome, where the sentence of the Court-Martial was read to bite ; after which he was degraded from the Legion of Honour—l lis sentence is tranTortation for Mi.., which implies loss of civil rights and confiscation of property. Generral Gully has been condemned to death in his ab sence, fin- his treasonable opposition to the Duke of An guulcme, in the mouth of April, last year. Louis XVIII. has granted an amnesty to deserters who shall return to their duty within certain periods. By a Decree of the Pru.ssian Government, the French Reg tides, as well as the individuals complised in the ()aquiline& uf' the 24di of July, who are distributed in the Prussian States have received permission to fix then residence, mewling to their own pleasure, in Silesia, the Mari-Braideriburg, Pomerania, or the Duchy of Mug. JrLY &burg% These are the best provinces of the Prussian Alonareliv. _ _ Among the foreigners of note, who have lately arrived in Paris, are Mr. Tierney and NIL Brougham. A Mail from Holland brings intelligence that the King of the Netherlands has acceded to the Treaty of the Holy Alliance. A I lamburgh mail has brought intelligence from Peters burg of the abolition of the vassalage of the peasants in Estitonia by the Fmperor Alexander. The enfranchise ment, however, is not to take place suddenly, but gra dually ; so that the whole may be completed in four teen years. Sweden has acceded to the Holy Alliance. We have received Halifax Papers to the 15th ult.— The following are extracts: • CONQUEST OF SANTA FE. " (11:vnA, Mir I.—A courier has just arrived here, dis patched by Gen, Morillo, announcing, that the Ho) al Army, un der his command, had subdued the kingdom of SAlllia Fe ; the capital of which he entered ith April, having defeated in their march the several bands of insurgents who undertook to lip. pose and stop the progress of his victorious at toy. illy was ;40 completely restored throughout the kingdom, and its inhabitants evinced their loyalty and attachment to Majesty's Government, by such proofs of sincerity, that Gen. Morillo has ordered that a considerable part of his army should return to the pros inces of Venezuela and that 3000 Mill should march to Panama, thence to embark t4r Lima, with the object of completing the subjugation of Buenos Ayres. A squadron of the naval forces belonging to the expedition has received orders to sail front Carthagena, and cruize against the vessels of the insurgents and pirates, win/ were yet scattering over these seas." " BOSTON, PINE T.—The Prorid. are America's has a report, that Mr. Speaker CLAY has %Ivo 23.00 dollars of au Ambas sador, at Cards. _ _ "'lllle Halifax paper of the 7th alt, sta te,4. that the Creek Indians have declared war, and co 11111 l enced huailities againd the United States." Advices from Malta, dated the Ist of June, state, that similar barbarities have been committed at Tunis, to those which took place at Bona: many Christians had been massacred, including British, French, and Spaniards. By a vessel which arrived at Malta the 17th of May, from Coron, it appears, that the piratical squadron from Tunis had sunk an English merchant brig near Naruvina, and murdered the crew; that a British and a Russian vessel had been found off' Milo, deserted; and from their decks being strewed with arms and ammunition, it is supposed they had been taken by the pirates. A German Paper, in an article under the head of Zara, June 18, says—" The Fanny, a corvette, has en tered this port, after having had a combat of four hours' duration with a Tunisian vessel; which haying sufkred much, and having sprung a-leak, sunk to the bottom without its being possible to save any of the crew. This vessel htul hoisted a black flag; which the Captain of the Fanny perceiving, did the saute." Lord Exmouth has received, we hear, his final in structions for the Mediterranean. His squadron will consist of five ships of the line ; the Queen Charlotte, Ilochfie, Impregnable, Spencer, and Albion ; with se. veral frigates, bombs, and gun-boats. The Congreve rockets, which proved so destructive in America, and other places, during the late war, will be conveyed in the fleet about to sail to Algiers; to be there used, if necessary. Sir Robert Wilson has obtained permission to reside at the hotel of his Lady during the time of her illness, which is supposed to be most serious. He is on parole not to quit his apartment ; but his friends are allowed to see hint. Lord Byron is stated in the Paris Papers to have fixed upon a residence in the environs of Geneva. The Correspondent de Nuremberg announces, that M. Fouche continues to pass a very retired life at Dresden ; and The Memoirs of his political Life, written by himself; will appear there in two volumes, and be published at the approaching fair of St. Michel. A Document was lately laid before Parliament, by which it appears that the total gold coinage of his pre sent Majesty's reign amounts to the enormous and almost incredible sum of between G 7 and b 8 millions sterling! The Countess of Loudon and her young family are ar rived from India. Her Ladyship is in perfect health. We regret to state, that the venerable Eurl St. Vincent has been considerably indisposed. His Lordship is not yet recovered, though he has been much relieved by bleeding, and is now able to sit up. Lord St. Vincent is in his 85d year. The following story is told in a Morning Paper:—" Copt. Bowen, of the Salsette, who is lately returned from India, saw and conversed with Buonaparte at St. Helena.—Buonaparte's first inquiry of Capt. Bowen was, as usual,—" With whom have you served?"—Copt. B. " I have been chiefly patronized by Lord St. Vincent."—Buon. " Ah! he is a brave man, and a very good seaman; the greatest the English na tion ever had. Did he not command off Cadiz, and send Lord Nelson after me to Egypt?"—Cupt. B. "Yes, he did."—Buon. " Were you with him in the battle of Cape St. Vincent?"—('apt. B. " No." Bumt. " When you return, if you see Lord St. Vincent, make my com pliments to him—the compliments of an old soldier to a good old English sailor." Me. SH Eat I N avecunts respecting the health of this celebrated. man are truly distressing. The an river is," Mr. Sheridan is as bad as a mull can be, and be save." He appears in a lethargy, and in that state it is supposed will buseain his dissolution. His l'hysitiaus do not think he can linger another day.