The National Register. — London, England, 1816-03-04 00:00:00

G.on, , e-yard, Lombard-aid:4 merchant. March 2, 19, Aptil 9, ut Guildluill. Au. Sir. Passiord, Warnfottl-wurt, Throginortato-stre.t Shayle. Bartl,sley. Aston. near Dirmiughatn, tanner, March 1 2, a, April 9, at the 'White Hurt Inn. Iligbetle, Dimlingham Act &Audition and Co. Little Friday-street. Salmon. and W. Wilcox. Canterbury, plumbers, Match 11, 12, April 9. at tile Guildhall, Canterbury. Art Dyne and Son, Linea:Ws Inn-Debit . ..- W. Wilan, Canterbury, plumber, March 11, 12, April 9. at Cat Guildhall, Canterbury. Att. Dyne and Son, Linea Inu-tields.- A. Andemon. Pitilpot-lane, merchant, March 2,9, April 9. at Guild. hall. Mr. Osbakliton, Landon-street, Fenchurch-stmet.-W. W. Me hvin. Iligh W ycuntbe. Busks, mule:Aar, Starch 2, 16. April 9, at Att. Jones and Co. Royal Exchange.-G. N. S. Chapinan, Boughton, at allierbe, Kent. dealer. March 5,12, April 9. at Guildhall. Att. Baxter and Cu. Eminent's Inn.-W. Harris. Totnesi. Devon, Itercer, March 12. 13, April 9, at the Globe Inn, Exeter. Att. Mr. nn rinniger, Gray's-I-squarc.--4. Green and A. ling, Nottingham, drapers, March IS, 19, April 9, at the Punch Bowl. Nottingham. Att. fikasdale and Co. New Inn.-J. James, Swansea, cabinet-maker, March la. 19, April 9, at the Mackworth Arnie, Swansea. Att. Mr. Price. Lincoln's tan.-J. Willett, Northwold, Norfolk, shopkeeper, March 1, 20, April 9, at the White Swan Inn, Norwich. Au. Incas dale and Co. New Inn.-J. Pacey, St. Thomas, Oxford, ooal-mercliant, March 11, 13, April 9, at B. Drumm's, under the Town Hall, Oxtbrd. Au. Robinson and Charter-House-square.-B. Hickson, Kingston upon-Hull, merchant, March 7,8, April 9, at the Taxi awl Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull. Att. Rosser and Sun, Dartlaes-btuld higs, Itolburn. DIVIDENDS. March 16, J. Foreman, Sheerness, Kent, carpenter-March 19. J. Fanfold, Goring, Susses. fanner-March 3t, N. Et erett, Lon,errioge Deverell, Wilts. elotlikr-March 20,1'.1'hannon, Bridgwater, Somer set. merchant-Starch 5, J. Davidson, East India Chambers, merchant ..March 19. J. Dewar. Stamiord, Lincolnshire, upholsterer- March 19, W. Ward. Hampstead, cheownionger-Starch 23, W. Dawson, Fencliterch-stmt, druggist-March 19,.1. Land, Maidstone, druggist-Starch 10, W. Fold. Let:kb:atom Somerset, molester- March 30, G. l'arker, Dawdrip, Somerset. nierehant-March 19, W. Williams, Meinke, Carmarthen, shopkeeper-alarch 19, 11. Tebbutt, Loughborough, Laic:late' mercer-April ii, A. Greaves, Queen-street, theapsidc, merchant-Sitwell 27, W. Read, Crialiton, Devon, serge maker-March 20, J. Cceill, Birmingham. money.scrivener-April 9, S. Adams. Walsall, Stafford, merchant-A pril I, J. Carter, Kingsland, Devon, salesman-March 5, E. Joseph, Bury-street, St. Mary Axe. merchant-March 5, S. N. Joseph, Bury-strait, St. Mary Axe, mer chant. CEUTIFICATES, MARCH 19. R. Wright, Watl-strect, warehousarnan-J. Snell, Great 'Tor rington. shopkeeper-J. Collins. Gough-square, Fleet-street, engraver Walker, and G. Lamb, Chief ()Weer and Surgeon of dr: Lord Melville East Indiaman-J. Weston, and T. Thornton, (lull, timber merchants-E. Bellew, jun. Wellington, nu:tester-R. Gill, Union lareet, Southwark, tavlor-J. Winstunley, Bearbinder-lane, merchant. -W. Nicholson, Hull, merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. - . Gogdon and Vorify, — W 7 atiing-Str;et, --- wareliousemen—J. and S. Green, Harwood, I)km:hers—Gilpin und Ataek, Leeds, bricklayers-- Beer and Barker, Leeds, joiners—Judson and Bcad, ManchesLer, chest-makers--llose and Pearson, Hull. spirit-dealers—Abbott and Jones. Liverpool, goldsmiths—Brown and Worthy, Exeter, ship owners—Sergeant and Bantock, Stratford. auctioneers--Stirk and Vickers, Leeds, machine-makers--Pix and Baker. coal-merchants. .—Baker and Dutton, Grarechurch-street, coal-tnerehants--111•Call and On, Liverpool, unmehants. SATURDAYS LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Y. A. BROWN, Nicholas-lane, merchant. J. BUTT, Cheltenham, Glotlemter,hire. grocer. BANKRUPTS. ..... . B. SCOTT, Thimbleby, Lincolnshire, merchant, to surrender March sg. 30, April 13, at the Saracen's-head, Lincoln. AU. Mr. Spencer, onduit-strect. G. S itoTit: a, Reading, Berkshire, stiopkeeper, March 11. 12, April FT at the Lower Ship Inn, in herding. Atts. Blersdalt and Co. New Inn. S. 1-1001. E, Sheffield, Yhnvel-manufarturer, March 8, 9. April 15. at the King's-head inn, Shut:jell Au. Mr. Wilson, Grcrille-street, Hatton Garden. J. ANSLIY, Star-court, Bread-street, merchant, March 9, 19, April 13, at Guildhall. Au& N'andercom and Cornyn, Bush-lane, Can- non-street. a. Jl:l4Knis and T. Pmermxs, Piccadilly, brecches-inakers, March 5, .12 April 13, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. licck,tt, Bruad.btrcct, Golden Square. J. ALCOCR, Temple Cuiting, Gloucestershire, dealer, March 22, 27, April 13, at the York Ilotel, Cheltenluan, Atts. Leigh and Co. New Bridge-street. J. PILGRIM, Great Wilbraham, Cambridgeshire, victualler, March 19, 29, April 13, at the Bbek Bail Inn, Cambridge. Atts. Messrs. J. und H. Smith, Hatton Garden. S.STEPfIu Ns, Bruton-street, milliner, March 9, 19, Aprill3, at Guild hall. Atts. Ellison and Walter, Crescent-place, New Bridge-street. W. SMITH, Horton, Northumberland, merchant, March 2S, 29, April 15, at the house of Jane Atkinson, Newcustle-upon-Tyne. Att. 51r. Atcheson, Great Winchester-street. J. CLYDE, Chard, Somersetshire. grocer, March 12, 13, April 15, at the Angel Inn. Chard. AU. Mr. NVarry, New Inn. T. LANGTON, Chesterfield, Derbyshire. grocer, at the Old King's head and George Hotel, Derby. Atts. Windua and lloltraway, Chan- eery-lane. 3, NEWDERY. Saint Clement, Oxfordshire. woollen-draper, March 11, 12, April 13, at the house of R. Bartrarn, Oxford. Au. Mr. Pow nall, Staple Inn. T. STEwain, Brandon, Suffolk. grocer, March 7,8, April 13, at the Chcqm.r Inn, Brandon. Mt. Mr. Ayrton, Gray's Inn Square. B. TiDmArtsii.lonkspath-strcet, Warwickshire, March 13,16, April 13, at the Stork Tavern, Birmingham. Mt. Mr. Platt, New well-court, Lincoln's Lincoln's Inn. R. HADDOCK, Suntkrl:mtl near the Sea, Durham. oral-fitter. March 21, 22, April 13, at the Goldm Lion Inn, Sunderland. Att. Mr. Wilson, Groille-strect, Hatton Garden. J. WILXINIIO.I4, Orford-within-Warrington, Lancashire, tanner, Nfan.h 32. April 13. at the Nag's Itad Inn, Warrington. Att. Mr. Seater, Chancery-lane. R. A•rxissosr. liorninizton, Yorksllire. 03-manufacturer. March 28. 29. April 13. at the Falcon Inn, York. Att. Mr. Crosley, George strcet, Mansion House. J. TYNDALL, liirminglani, plater, March 13, 16. April 13, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Atts. Clarke and Richards, Chancery- lane. 34. Nitro, little Tower-street, dealer, March 5, 19, April 13, at Guildhall. Atts. Noy and Hardetone, :Mincing-lire. DIVIDENDS. April f, J. Bowdon, !tweeting p.rcnts, Comhill, agent. At Guild ball.—March 2G, S. Dixon, Boiron, I.incoln,hire, jeweller. At the White. hart Inn, Boston.—Mnrch 23, H. N. DadoNk, Axminster, De von, ironmonger. At the Dolphin inn, arch 23, W. Trebling, Newington, Surrey. theesemonga. At Guildhall, J.undon. —April 12, W. Ilaltlay, Birnitr.ghant. merc..r. At the Star inn, a nchester.—April ifi. M. Ahcl, Bungay, Suffolk. hanker. At the Kin ,7%s -head inn. Bungay.—March 2 G , G. Greenwood , Kin ;ston-upon -1 lull, merchant. At the George inn.... March 2G, G. Clarkson, Bristol, cabinet-maker. At the Commercial Romns, Corn-street, Bristol—Ai 1.11 sr.. T. Sayer the younatr, }lankly. Suffolk, liquor.nwrchant. At the King's Head inn. Bungay.—March 23. 1.. J. Lemoine, Oxford-stn_ t, hatter. At Guildhall, Loudon.—Nlarelt IG, Rid,dale, Leeds, York shire, and W. Hamilton, Finsbu:y.place, Finsbury-Ntrarc, men:l•ants. At Guildhall, London.—March 23. P. Simeon. Tokenhouse.vanl and • • --It_ormt, merchant. At Guildhall.—blanch 16, J. 'Palm , r, - - ---" , cacturci. At GuilatiLL—Match W, It. N NATIOICAT, itrecnsTrit. Silver, Oxforslatt..tt„ I.:lLeriedot . ... At ~.;' 6, E. 1:;1!, C. I till. and A. H. A Ithars, l'nina-row, I att.:. l'ocrer-t ; At GuikV.l.-a—March 12, J. Hughes, High 11(Jhorn, At 27. A. IlisWp and J. Satll:r, were heusemon. At Guildhall....-Nlarch It, J. Ilk.rdtn, t:tvat nova-street, Suuthwuk, pawnbroker. At (:uikihr.ll.—April6, Uuttiter, Gulden lane, ObLetrett, yeast merchant. At Guildhall.—Apil 2, J. Dole, C'arhurton-strtvt, ary.le-bene, bulkier. At Cuildhat. CIIRTIFICATFS—Mancit 23. W. Willicuaon, GrinKlt7 on the !DU. Nottingharnwhire ' corn-factor.- —C. Byrn, Warviek, tanner.—J. llama. Langley-mill, Okionithire, eornAleakr....lt. Hilton, Wigan, Lanetuthire. Doltin, I..eamingwo-Priers. Wari.ick*hire, coniev:ioner„—T. W. Itateley aind W. Stapleton, Is eiepurt.PreAnea. Ettckitighx!,ahire, brewers.—G. AbralaanJ l'itlvuotith, Cornwall, niereinuo.—J. Frastr and J. T. Fra,er, Sloane-squar:. !tatter, Ihninster, Somerset shire, and. W. Slater, Watt Dowliwli, elotl:ierb.—T. W. Bawelry and W. Stapleton, Neviport-Paiiell, ll , tekinr,hunuhire, brewers.--C. 1.. Spitta, F. Molting, Atoning, and H. A. Syitta, I Anwrenee-l'ountney lane. inerchants.—C. Spta. F. Moiling G. Moiling, and H. A. Spitta, Lawrence-rtnuitney.lane, niereh.utts.—C. L. Spina. F. Moi ling, G. Moiling . , and H. A. Si,itta, J.ar:renee.Pountney-lane. mer chants.—.C. L. Slant. F. AL Eng, G. Atoning, and H. A. Spitta. Lawrence-l'onntney-lane, nteraants.-11. liuyti. Tckenhouse-yard, merehant.—E. Iliehardaua, Great ltu.sel...itrcet, Covent-garden, linen diaper. DISSOLUTIONS OF PART IPS. G. and S. Abop, islanchtster, twist dealers.---E. H. Phillips and It. Probyn, Pontypeol. NUtninout::::bire, druggistt..—W. WWI and J. Orr, LiverFool.—S. Ilcclis and J. Caldwell, Lancaster, dealers in cot ton yarn.—H. Nosh and Co. Chesham, Lace merchants.—T. Flint and Co. Fish-street Ilia. Itabenheffins.—ii. Gamble and Co. Leits, mer chants.—J. Mcthert 11 ar.il It. Tyke. Southampton, linen-drapers.—W. 'Fulmer and J. Latham, Liverpool. grouts.—lt. Bird and H. B. Coles, Andover, Southampton, attorni.A.—R. liay and J. Brown, Pinner's hall, inclitsitts-street, mere!santa,-1:. Finch and .1. WiWamhurst. Grcat Towee-street, warehouse-k.cpers.—W. liertaford and Co. Shef field. fundct•inaktm.-J. Hawkins and W. Kentlall. Chatenliam and Gloucester, coal-nierchaati.—R. Benton and E. Watson, Dunton, War wickshire, ail:e dtalcra.—T. Slater and Co. Turton, Lancashire, blett- Prirhard and Co. Bristol, groaers.-11. Cantwell and P. Leicester, Me.nehestpr, solicitor:.—J. Taggart and Co. Chialehurat. Kent, brcwers.--J. Evans and B. Dacia, King-street and Lawrence-Lute. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. LON LON : MONDA f, MARCH 4. THE Paris papers of Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday last, arrived last night. The following are extracts: PARIS, FEB. 27. " Yesterday, at eleven o'clock, the Ambassador of his Britannic Majesty delivered a letter to the King from the Prince Regent. " From Perigueux they wFite, that a regicide, well known in that country, had received orders to set ofiforth with. Instead of obeying that order, he endeavoured to mislead some men, and excite them against the authorities; 'but his manoeuvres having been discovered, he was taken up and delivered over to the tribunals with II of his ac complices. " The too famous 1 1 416. he has been killed at Morbrison by the gens d'armes ordered to arrest him ; against whom he had discharged several pistols, and threatened to dis charge others. " A letter from the keeper of the Seals to the Attorney ' General, &c. of the Ruyal CoUrts and Tribunals of the Eastern Departments, dated the 25th, referring to the occupation of military positions on the eastern frontier by an allied army, directs a good understanding to be main tained with the officers of that army. Directions are then given as to the conduct to be observed in disputes between the military and. civil authorities ; the Litter being desired to grant whatever is comparable with the dignity of the Crown, but to maintain its rights with courage and firmness. " A copy of the letter containing these instructions has been communicated to the Duke of Wellington, who has recognis.:d the regulation to be applicable to enisting cir cumstances. _ . " The - following explanation has been given relative to the preservation of the Testament of the unfortunate Queen Marie Antoinette. " At a period when it was impossible for ordinary pri soners to communicate with any person out of their dun geons, it was little to be expected that a letter from the Queen of France would be respected by the agents of the government committees. Robespierre was at that time the man to whom were ultimately referred all!reports and all the measures of vigilance. The letter of the august victim was accordingly sent to him. " It is known that he lodged with Dupleix, a carpen ter ; and it was reported at the time that Dupleix's daughter was much in his confidence. Towards the end of his career, he consigned to her care the papers, to which he attached the greatest importance. When he was overthrown by the catastrophe of the 9th Therinidor, the young woman, Dupleix, in her alarm, disclosed the deposit which he had given to her. " The Conventional Courtois was directed to examine the papers of Robespierre. He found there the Qneen's letter, and kept it, without mentioning it in the inventory. He since preserved it as a relic, of which he, doubtless, was not worthy of appreciating the value; but in favour of which the instinct of admiration which is attached to great misfortunes, itiliptte of himself, prevailed. " It was evidently the same influence which induced Robespierre not to' comprehend, in his contempt tin. grandeur, a letter which, in the natural order of his ideas, should have appeared to him as indifferent as that of a victim Of the lower class. Amiens, Beauvais, and all the other places on this Bide of the Somme, in which English troops were enn tonel, nre now evacuated. All the troops that form no part of the army of occupation, are marching on Calais to .t.anbark. All the territory beyond the line traced by the Croydon, Surrey, lace-uutaufacturer. At Guild W, It. N. mAncrx Tr.:sty of will thus b,3 evacuated. Perenne Etna Laon will have ntither French ()T Ens,lish ;? . .arcisous, the service will be performed by the National Guard. " The French Funds were en the 27th 611 i end the Bank Actions 1070; a rise of 1 pa cent. in the &ruler, be. yond the price of the preceding clay, and of 3/ in the latter." A Mail from Hambnrgh has brought some papers; from one of which the following article is translated : WARSAW, FEB. IQ. On the 13th of last month there appeared at St. Peters.. burgh an Imperiul Russian Manifesto, which contains a , recapitulation of all the great events, the developme nt and glorious termination of which we have behelAs a specimen of the eloquence and ener g y with which it is drawn up, we adduce the following picture of the war just finished, and which is at the beginning of this do.. cument It is a most extraordir.ary event, such as never yet hap. pened on eaa-th, as it were an evil prepared in the lowest pit of hell, formed for the violent convulsions and anni. hilation of the whole world, and which attained the degree of power which it was destined to reach by the unsearch able decrees of the Most High. ' From its very beginning, this war, like a cloud im. pregnated with fire and poisonous vapours, did not arise from the casual dispute of one State with another; it arose not to be again extinguished—no, but after the ex. tirpation of every virtue implanted by God in the human heart, to glut itself with the inexpressible misery thence arising, and not to be extinguished but in the blood of all the human race. _ _ It is a moral monster, generated by vice ; which taking root in the hearts of men, fallen off from God, fed with the milk of error, and enveloped in the mystery of deceit and falsehood, long roved about from land to land, under the mask of knowledge and light; and with lips dropping honey, sowed in unexperienced hearts and minds the seeds of disunion and perdition. . . The following article from a foreign paper, relative to the affitirs of Wurtemberg, is not uninteresting:— Srurrlis au ' Fea . 9.—The states continue sisscnibled, but their labours advance slowly. The ministers of the King, on the 11th January, gave orders to levy the is .es before-hand, by way of execution. The states, having received information of these orders, addressed, on the January, representations to the King, in which they touched upon a very delicate tines ti .n. In these representations, they inquire whether the subs:. die of England, and the )1 urtiriburit quota if the rectich contri butions, are the private property of the urrenign ; or whether they shintid be appropriated to alleviate the wei:T.ht of the public burtiietis. They RI forth to the King the wretched sitnation to which the country is reduced after the efforts it has made for toe lust twenty years, and since the taxes have been so aug mented as to absorb tiO per cent. of the income of the subject. 'The states, in their representation, appeal to the fundamental laws of lio country to show that the King is not authortz,d t.. rio reire the sulisidi. a and contributions as his personal revenue. The states cost then representation as follows:—" The states there fore confidently hole that your Majesty, Ist, will suspend the levying of taxes by exccation • 2d, That the above-mentioned sums (the subsidies and contributions) be applied to the pub lic set lice: Sd,That it; contrary to expectation, taxes should ue still necessary, they be imposed iii'm constitutional manner: ith, That at all events his Majesty will condescend to Infiniti the states of the monist of the sums already employed, and of the ulterior destination of those not s et employed. (Signed) The Prince of 14011 EN LOE, President. Hitherto, however, his Majesty has caused no answer to_ be communicated to the representation of the states. _ _ _ American papers to the Ist of last month have arrived, From the .2Vatiun«l Intelligencer of the 27th January, we have extracted the following more particular account of the demands made by Spain upon the American Govern ment:— RELATIONS WITH SPAIN. " The President of the United States yesterday transmitted to the House of Representatives three documents, comprising the information called for, on motion of Mr. Robertsen a respect. ing the recent demands by Spain. They consist of two letters from the Spanish Minister to the Secretary, the last of which is dated the 4th instant, and a reply to these letters by the Secre tory of State, dated the 9th instant. The hoer at which these letters were read, was so late, it was impossible to obtain co pies of them in time for this day's paper. " Substantially, the Spanish Miuister makes the following de mands, under the express commands of the King, his 'nosier : 1. That the portion of the territory west of the Pedido, whi-h the United States have claimed, and held under the Louisiana Treaty should be delivered up; after wheat he intimates, that the two covernments may discuss the right to it. 2. That the Government will take measures to punish and disperse a " factions band of insurgents in Lenisiana, and es pecially in New Orleans,' who, as the Minister alledges, conti nue with impunity to raise unities, and to light the flame of re volution in the Spanish erovinces,,Sce. 3. That orders be given to csaectorx not to admit vessels under the revolutionary hags of South America, either to land or sell the shameful proceeds of their piracy, as it is termed, much less to equip or aim. " The Minister states, that for seven years a gang of adveu ! Weis have assailed Spain from the bosom of the Republic. lit his secend Note he intimates that Toledo suspends his traitor. ous expedition until the expected at rival of a large number of Kentuckians, and a less number of Tenueseelians to join him, and adds, that if this gang of desperadoes arc permitted to go tie, time King, his master, will have reason to suspeet that time Government at least connives at, if it does not sanction such enterprises. " In reply to this the Secretary of State expresses the regret of the Goverment, that Spain should have preferred thannad• on us instead of evincing a dispo-ttion to discuss, if not mo re dress the injuries we have received, which are recepitidated. The Secretary replies to the demand of relinquishment of ter. ritor), that we have the smite right to ask for the ,tmri nder of terrdot v on the Sabine previous to the discnesion of our claim to it. lie dues not admit the correctness of the statements of time Minister, and demands proof vf the specific facts. In re gard to the demand of caeludiug the flag of the revolted colo-