The National Register. — London, England, 1820-06-25 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS. DEAL. Jest 14.—Arrived yesterdav, arid tailed for the Iliver, the 1, 2 a, Rass mere. fromJantaica. and Ark. fetus Anligna. .'arne &ism from the fi.ve t a n .). rem..ins, the Hyperion, Nqx, tor !4ornbar. Attired 311 wide(' fa , tha 11Cver this day. the • inerdna. from jansalea, in eight tweeks; Lapring. Goods, from Sort; Anne, Whitmore, froin Montserrat, and Agnea, iomrel..l from 14 avary.h. Passed by the h:ick oNie Goodwin t-ionds,the Jason. Cox. from TialliMore frfT AMEer(lO6. FALTIOUTH, Jobe 16.—Sailea the Francis Freding packet, with mails for Halifax and New York. Osborne packet, with mails from tl..e ‘fediterranean, has just arrived of the Ma nacles : she will not Lein till late, but the mail will be landed in tune for post. PLTelltllll. Jatwx 17.--Arri . :ed the Perseverance, Stoak. ley, , froin Londr, - . fcr Faval. lianwicst, .west the Prince of Orange packrt, for Castlereagh do. far Cuxhaven ; and Charlotte do. fir riottenlynrh, each with a m ail. PLYMOUTH. JUNE 19..--Arrivel the Heim Loaves, from Fiume, in 75 da”s. Ste sailed in company with the M int, for thiS port; and on - lhe 22d ill._ off Cape St. Vinemt, spoke the Juno, of London, from 'rrieste for Amlterci:m and on !he 13th in t. in lat. 4,11. long. 14, 15. spoke the Eagle, from Blistol fur I'iuoe lidra , cro !gland. DEAL, JUNE 20.—Arrived and soled for the 'River the Atlas. Maine. from Reno: and China; and Twins, Fairclou;;h, from I.isbon for the Arrive:] and remains the Barossa, Hen derson. from Datnbay. Came da ma horn the River the Pollux, flr Gib 'altar ; and Spring. Snowdon, for 11lalta. aut.. Anis 41.--A.rriveland satl:d for the Ri•cer the Al bion. Dryboreugb, from Smyrna; Dart, Corbin. from New Providence; and Jarna, Dunlop. S. flora Kitts. Pissed the 'ormk the Goodwin Sands, ali well, the Albion, Ilra , vo, of Devon. from Java for Amsterdam, out 124 days. The Dart remains in the Doans, having lost two anchors anti cables. PORTSMOUTU, JUNE Ce.—Passed by for London the Achni• ruiCocklimn, Bri4ss. from New South Wales, out 115 days. On the 18th EiSt. spoke the Louisa Anita, of Poole, for New. found':.nd; and on the 17th.inst. the Kingston, from Jamaica. a•rt 4 Ays. f'EnzaricE, haw? 20.—The Dove pilot•bcat has landad the -,:assengers from the French ship Miaerve, from the Mauritius or Havre. She sail:d 10th Mach, at which tune the island still r:rr.4inerl very unhealthy. MARGATE. JUNE 34.—An anchor of about 59 crt., and a '....re chain cable, hove brn taken up by one of our boots, and landed here. The General Harris, and several other East India shii.s, arc in the Channel. Livnutmoc, JUNE :H.—Arrived off this rort the Lorne°, from New Orleans; James and Isabella. from Charleston; and Cognac packet, from Pan unbuco. The Swart and the Com merce pared fr their anchors and cabies at Rio :Tow on the ltst April ; they om pot to sea, and got into Port "Maria. The Hope, Spit ler. front Cuba and Jamaica, was lost on the Isle of Pines. If Altil7TCß,JurrE 22.—Arrived the Princess Charlotte witit a mail from Cuxhaven. WHITSTABLE, JUNE 22.—An East Indianian is now on -bore on the Shivering Sand, having ran on shore near high eater. Many attacks from this place are gore to her assistance. An article from ViMUla states, that accounts had arrived on the 21 et June that the Scliali of Persia was at the point of death. lite will of the dying `-ing declared his younger son Abbas Ilirza to be his successor to the titrutie ; but it is aided, that the Or,vernors or provinces and the prinzea of the Royal Family were opposed to this disposition of the throne. The death of the Schab will therefore most probably be the signal for a civil war, of which we doubt not Russia will be sine to take advantage. On Tuesday, before the Chamber of Deputies pro needed to other business, a Report was %nude from the Commission appointed to deliberate upon the proposition of M. L. de Viiieveque, for assigning to :ire JuurnZists a plasm iii the body of ti►e Chamber. Tile Reporter obs.rved, that altholigh tile Journals were not official, yet they were the most etfective and most important instruments in giving to the proceedings of the Chamber that publicity which was essential in Representative Governments, and pie-eminently conducive to the security of their in attutions. By means of them alone were the Mon ncrs enabled to debate in the presence., as it were, of , their constituents, an'l to declare their opinions to the country at large. The Commission, therefore, recommended, that a place as near as possible to the Tribune should he appropriated to individuals attending from the Newspapers to report the discus tam The consideration of the matter was pust- pnned. A deputation of the Livery waited upon the Lord Mayor, at the Mansion House, ou Thureday morning, with a requisition, sigued by upwards of 100 liveryme::, requesting his Lordship to call a ommon-hall wt an early day, to confider of the propriety of an address to the Queen, upon her arrival in this country. His Lordship politeTy ex pressed his desire at all times to comply with the wishes of the Livery ; but observed, that as an im portant dineuesion riilailve to her Majesty was to take place in the House of commons that evening, he judged it prtuleat to wait tha result of that iiis cussion, before lie returned an newer to their application, The conversation ended by his Lord ship's signifying his readiness to receive nay of the gentlemen the next mornic;:, , , when he did not doubt ht should be prepared to give his decisive answer.— Mr. Wetlierspoen exceedingly waited upon his Lerd ship on Friday morning, who oieerved, that after whet had taken pace in the Howe of Commons, he etippesed her Majt-..ty would be earessed by both Bests of Parliament, anil that the corporations through 1:..t country would pie . .'.ahly follow their •exitenpl:. His Lordship ti:d •not appear to see any imiircptiety in granting elte.lluil,;:le.tt as his rl.ities emelt! . name:ily engage hire setifral days neet met, :it: ecetld not then fix a particair day, but prow ix t:i 166:4 , 1 Mr Wetherspoon his final previous:y to the Ct..atuaon Hull of 6e-turday. • VIE NATIONAL REGISTER. On Sunday moraing, ahoitt ton o'clock, ins Royal Highness the Commander in Chef carne on the Parade, in Sc. James's Fark, dreaed in foil regi mental grenadier uniform, acco:npanied by a gen tleman in undress clothes. As soon as his Royal Highness was reengt ized by the vast multitude as,umbled in the Pa,k, he was immediately sur ronnd,'Nl, b..ieg on foot, and a geivral cry of " The Queen for ever!" resounded h every direction, when his Royal Highness, with the g,reafest affabi lity and condescension, moved his cap, which was received with a general acclamation by the crowd, numbers of whom shook him by the hand. His Royal Highness proceeded from the parade with the troops who had come off guard, to the Birdcage Walk, where he tnet - mother body, headed by three officers on horseback, going to Whitehall Chapel. This body halted, anti the music ceased for a few minutes, while his Royal Highness conversed with the officers; niter which he returned, at the head of this party, to the Chapel at Whitehall, saluted at intervals with a general cheer. i3~x:llß. In Sidmorth slue Mrs. John OhHog, of a son. MAI. ilevoin . j, of • ...t nti.l tiro.:,. Kasten aquae,, of a son. At Shrubs hill, the lady of 13. B. Mothew, esq. of s ion. 1 he .fn:y of Lie her. John lle.cuivold, of Glutei's llosp;:al, of a daq4bcor. to 13 reit Russell stroct, Itloomsbury. Mrs. Hansel!, of a son. In Parliament sued, the lady of L W. Hall, cup of Wyebeids, Es,:..s, of a daoghter. At t..r house tit Wimpole t, ,let, the lady of Capt. Redd, C. 3., 11t.r.. 0f a daughter. In :74 4.4:1:3 gsrd.ms, Malty square, the lady of 11. Gerhaidi, esq. of 43 vu. At Oserasey, the lady of Capt. Webb, 7th R. 11.13., of a daughter. •t'Oarctell. le April last, at the Cent of tt..1,1 trope, Mr. William Spritteer, of C.lpe tuna, merchant, to J. .ano eathartua, second Caug:Aer of .11. 1.. Rlneekenbere, --sq. of th.....r.1 pla:e. At Brighton, li. lugram, 0...1. of steyuing, Salim, to Mari.youtnest ilanister uf ibe ;•de Rtv. S. Iloilo*, of asst Crtostead• At St. !..lar)'3, I,l;nt .0, A. ..i:0‘5:15.11., ..tni. of Highbory peer, to ]tins W. 33r41y, of ir.v....bery );r..%•:. On the 2ith April, at Plantati.).l hone, ...a the island of it. Helens. C,'ant P4lul3lla,,ll2lriii•alOaer of his Majesty the Emperor oi holm, to Miss Charlotte I ahuson, eld , -;: !aa,e.it , :: . ..,f 1..:.!) , ...0.v.., aud grand datichtcr or 51.• .1. Joh:mon, hart. . I,,, A ,; t u tt./ . %:br et 'a ite ti v eo i rge L Sc o raticke..esq. to Mary HAIM, yoengesi At Greenwich, Capt. T. rink, R. N. to Mls• Katherine Martyr. At klackney, Mr. les. Eve, of Ludgate hlt:, :a Maly, ei.lest dteghter of 71r. I. svutford, of vie former place. At A.13, , A10w5, L:onbord .t,..ct, Mr.1......... , ur: nryon.a, ot 1...0n-loss, to Emily, deoghter .4 Mr. Vito:vol. of Plosion. At Maryiebone new chinch, C. Phelipti.es.i.tdCath,:rine Llisab-oh, dar.;hter of J. Taylor, eso. o'. '.t , :1ce...• ttre.A. At St. Pancras &arch, Capt,.in .I.Blarsvell. 31st regiment, to Mary Anne, sister of J. t. It ighy, of I've!, lodge, it,o,ts. At St. James's, P. ILO., eq. ot lleni.rara, to iiimaer, daughter of W.Gorilon, col. of AVerdoor. A ber.k!..:tr.:: . o. At Rath, I. 11. Urquhart, esq. of Seveneolta, Kent, to Looter, eldest daughter of Ike lat. W. Spurrier, esq. of route, Done!. Difa. At !A- I..rivc iii Pecklions rye, 31r. W. Bragg. late tot Barowintiew clue. aa,...1 73. itubt. Barker, esq. of Church liar, Chelsea. aged.7B. At Itath, Mrs. Fr.ioce. I le. , es. tote of wi.heach, twit 71. At her house in Polothl stitet, :442. SitultiUnl. Nti , 1,04 01 the late Dr. Simmons. At ItawleLla house, Devon, 3. Casaarnajor, ear. of Pancreas, Ilerts, aged 73. Eleanor Mat ths, eldeat daughter of the late Thomas 0 aurault, c.q. of • itilwardston hall, Suffolk. to G00,t1.1,....'s fulls, Mr. Charles 'fisher, aged 80 year:, Ou :,t00d..) ia,t, “ his Suit at Spring ; , rove. 0,24 r L. Magic Tr OP! Right Hou. Sir Joreph .teuks, boil., G.C.1.1., President of frit I.oyal Society. litevet Maj-sr Archibalofd WLachlan, of th e loyal mariacs . R. P. ;w1 low, wt. :lamest' . At ; i.taheatli, ag ~I 31, ... i.t.am .o,nley, cldioo YOU of Ito lute G. Hawks, ear/. both of thilesheatl it OH marks, Dachau). J. Fentiman, esq. of lieneiugton, Surrey, aged 73. At Waltbanistow, Hobert lee, . CO. aged 49. Mr. John Adams, of Chnrrh o•w, Keoiottton, Surrey, 3 tnd CM At his tlionibere, in V.114:1U, buitouti„s, Gia>'s Wu t.t.,.. iAstle , Goodchttil, eq. At Ws house in Maiden lane, College bill, Mr. Stephen G.iffirs, a.;e4l 64, lornicrly Grog broker. At bite place, n e ar lleeley epon Thames, no L 9, Mrs. March) relict of the fit. R. Mirth, esq. At Suffolk place, Islington, :Ars. S. Hutton, late of hlew,l.v.e street, aged 39. Air. l'humas I.•tokn G r e a tls,.'.o, Fires. - Mr. 11. W. it s , of WioehrStee street, fivfl 71. RUSTIC HOUgE.—Very cheap Fl.iwer Stand, Gard on, and Ututic Scat, Chair, and Bedstead hianufnicry, No. 20, City Road, near Finsbury Square.—John INGRANI respectfully inform. the Pablic, that ac ass i nanuraeturcct a am) , large a aortimint otjaptinned, mahogany, impregnated rcLe-n,ind, black, cam: and rush seatCLaits. Couches and Sofas, whit a genemi assortment of Bedsteads and Fa:nit:ire nt' every description. both fashionable and useful. which he continues to sell at ...try low prie.g. Very iiher.ll allowance made to mer chants, Captain:, and Shippers of Chain and Furniture, who will fie it worth their attention., as large quantities are always • kept ft:liaised, and iez„ns for exportation. A great show of Flower 6:anas, G aud Rustic Stats, with Sommer Houses ar.d.R•astic err.. itrire::. IMPORTANT SCIENTIFIC LETABLISHNIENT. UNDER the sanction of t!:e Leadin4 :sienthers of !Lc Royal en , lNe of rnyicials, is OPFNiA3 at 'No. 1, STAFFORD STREET. BOND STRF la. ST. JAM ES's the AN 'I IP H ISICA I, BOARD of HEALTH, I'ur the exclusive cure of Coasumpt ion ar.d Asthma (of which 60,000 die annually io Britain, cod 10.000 of titece in the Metropolis alone), on principles successfully applied wally to the medical and uomes6c trcatineot, and insuring a certain re:novel of the corn plai%ts. Ti.e Board is op en for Patients every day. from ten in the m or ning, and the Cons•Arltions from toe country may addrei:. sed to the Secretary.—Gratis Advice is given e ery Tuesday Inv' Friday, froin ten till twrlvv. The Lectures also on Pulmonai Diseases will commence evilly next womb, the receipts for whicA arc appo:nual for the troelit of gratis Patients. CHILD Bea Liricn, Millinery, tunl Drerstra, on very Reasonable Terrna. Mrs. INGRAM respectfully informs her Friends :And the Public in general, ell-it &.c has laid in a beiected and Is - ge abzurtuaen: Child it , 4 I inch, which shd is enabled to sell at very low priers. and Nlillinlry of every debrtip tinn, rrticularly a ehoiee eollee:ion of Cap' of the most fashion• able and nentert patterns, in rrrat vane:lea. D. ,i4es made w order rrith the greatest ta,te and ddiitch, No. 30, C:ty Road, rear Fir.sury Square. An Aprtcntice a Anted, q.l:r.AL—Cotustty Milliners and Shnilveprs Fttpplj el. Observe, it is nest door to the Rustic How , :. vest JaLellP j Garden and littniti , : Seat, Fion”Jr Stand. Mahogatty, Windsor, acd Dyed ell&112, Conch acid S its mdnur..-tozy. COUNTY Fl RE OFFICE, REGENT STREET, LONDON. TRUSTEES. THE DUKE OF NORFOLK. THE DUKE IiUrLAND. THE MARQUEIS OF EUGKINGHAM, THE MARQUESi OF NOK'r,tIAMPTON, &c. Etc. tiz7. • And Sixty Directors. Managing Director, J. T. Barber Beaumont, Esq. F.A.S. PERSONS who continue insuroa in this Of f ice Seven Years, whether upon a Septennial or Annum: Patty, share the Profits equally with the Original Mem hers, according to their respective Contributions. A permanent stirring Capital of 400,f,00/. has been nth. scribed by the Original Members, and they alone are regponsili:e q hence those who nose de‘ire to insure are effectually secured against that uncertainty and unlimited responsibility which have been co severely felt in Societies upon the Contribationidit or Union principle. lietarns to the amount ef26,000:. have been paid within the Six IhAtYears, to 411 those who have been insured Seven Yeats—a greater Advantage to the Public than has been Label to yielded by any well-secured Establishment. ' Agents are appointed in all the principal towns, who are also A..tetvg to the PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, roil - Wed ott similar principles, COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, RF.GENT-STREET. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE RETURNS.— NOTICE is hereby then, to all PERSONS who in 1819 cuinpleted their Terms of SEVEN YEARS' INSUIZ• AN(:C,that RETURICS ot TWENTY FIVE l'Elt CENT. Litton all Premiums paid by mem donne that time, are receivable here, and of the Agents in all the principal Towns in the Kiit;Antrs; and it is requested that such persons as have neglected to receive their Ret mat is pie ceding }care r will apply for the same fort'iwitli. J- T. BARBER BEAUMONT, Manrsg , i,g Director. FRAUD PREVENTED. TO counteract the many attempts that are.datiy made to impose ran the unwary, a articous compopitm, instead of the Genuine Blacking. prepared by Day and Martin, they have adopted a New Label, in which their siguatute and alliess 97, HIGH lIOLBORN, is so rrmspieuuttsly placed in the celitte id the Label, tho' they tritst that an attention to this, and the ttilierence u. the ty:,e, which is unlike all letter-press, will enable put• chasers ut onr.e to defect the intpontion. The Real JR. n BLACKING, made on-i sold wholesale by DAY and MARTIN, 92, High Holborn, and retailed by the priol eipal Grocers, Diriggists. Booksellers. Immunisers, Per fumers, Boot-makers, &e. in the United Kingdbm, in Bowes at lid. Is. and Is. 6d. each. FOR THE Towrit ACHE, AND PRESERVING AND BEAUTIFYING 'I.HE TEETH AND GUM%. Patron - 1r....a by her Royal Highness the DUCHESS of YORE, His Excellency the Duke of SANS CARLOS, the Swag& Ambassadot. and most of the Nobility. Rt)WLAND'S ALSANA EXTRACT, or Abyssinian Specific for the Teeth and Gums. This invaluable Specific has in hie,h estimation for many year.... Its proper ties are trill wonderful; it immediately relteves the most violent TOOTH ACIt e. , cleanses and beautifies the Teeth and burn:., prevents Devised Teeth giving pain. minuses the Tartar 'from the Teeth, fa3tens Mose that are loose, and makes the Teeth beautifully white ord uniform ; cleans-s the Searvey from the Gums, n oder, them firm and healthy, refreshes the motif., durim , : the disease after medicine, Ac. and iraparts a sweetness to the breath. It is perkeily inuacent, yet contsins nose inestimable -noperties, that if constantly used will render the Teeth and Gums SOUND, BEA UTLAJI., ond FREE FROM PAI: to tbe latest period of life. This invaluable Extinct has bevy tried for years, anti recommended by the first Physibians. Price 9a. 9.1. Ss. 61. and las. rid. per bottle. bold, wholesale, retail. and for tatportation, by'the sole Pro prietors, A. ROWLAND and SON, Co:ner of Kit by Street. Hatton Garden, London; aid most Perfumers and Medicine Yentlers.--None are genuine wither': the signatur , r. A. ROW LAND teal SON." SAUCE DE CHEYRETTE. A NEW and FilpggiOr Sauce for Turtitt, Soler, and all kind. of ana fried Fis'a. Prepared by B. SHOUT, at his Fish Sauce War.:l - cuse, 223. High Holharn London. This Sauce gives to every sort of Fish a Ca , our -o exgt:iiiite. delicate, coal g rateful to the i Maze, without Fee° ni nat..k over cite native: flavour of the paricular Fish, that the Nohtl: ty, Gentry, and others, who have made trial to the SAUCE DE CIII:VUETTE, declare every ether naive r.ot only interior. out unworthy of comparison with it. To persons land of the flavour of Shrimps, t:.ia Sauce will Le peculiarly agreeable, as it contains all the plearar... qualities af ti,c Shrimp. oor.cen crated and retinal. Ti. singular excellenc: of the SAUCE DC Cure- ILLTTE. is that it is free from rancidity, and will ',tree_ perfectly • fur Anf ,len4t4 that. and in a!I creates. None are genuine which hrs not B. SHOUT ' S Seal en the earls, and Sigustme on the label. _rlir- ;-.5.~-- Loroon o3atit':CZ. CORN IiXeiIANCP., lkfownsv, J t” , rle 19. We bed an abundant supply of flue Wheat this merning at mar!.et, coselsting chiefly of arrivals Yom cur own t o::.t, foe which, however, there was not an atlerprite demand, roost samples submitted to a reduction of Q. per quarter; the inft!!o• descriptors, offerLd at 3s. and ss. p2r quarter lower, met wilt very few :iuyera The supply of Burley 11TJ4 also large. but the finest sampks only empforted the prices of this e.y set dr. We had a good supply of Oats, which was ls. per quarter lower.-- ln Beans, Peas, &c. there is Lu ultet A /PRA Gel PRICE OF CORN, Per llxritci r. Ih3tricth of F.NGLAND Werk suing .1 uc , 17th. eAkr.,riA Cot zette. - Wheat... 71; t 11ar1 , y... 35 , 1t.•..... 434 pll L" .I I f)-.i I • .•• 40, 0.1 Mti 4 i.t)r 00 -4*(; A %lel tau Friel. ft hut the Rettat its ll'Atit 111 the Week en, hog ‘rt . , in* 6 1 .6. ..%t. 4 , C (1,11).• . -- • • 1..*!N1101.1 ; P.-int:4l en,l ralLseil by the Proviit. , or, JO I - , 1 Tw IGG. at :he of c, 7 , ,. Flt-Pt Sttert, tYPents..til I...ttterr to the il,lttot, &c. (test p.titl) trust b, atl.'re<w.l. , 0 Orders, Armen:lull:mins, ert. arc also rer4Tod by " ' JOIINSTON ar.cl Co., Eden Quay, ,Lovar 64.eivilit Street, DouLtri. 'M. _ - All I P 3rter, the Tw.•l+e 4:1 WM:oli, for e xJ fr‘. a.d 206 4