The National Register. — London, England, 1823-02-16 00:00:00

F' • HERTFURDStiIIee: COVNTY M tZTINU. ou Saturday last, purstsant to a regwi.itioa addromied to the High Sites ift, and his subsequent summons fur a meeting tit the nobility, gentry, amid freeholdeis of the cannily of Hertford, was held at the 'loan-hall in Hen gist al so conside► the psuptiety of presentieig a petition to the Howie of Commons un Ilse subject of term in. At 12 o'clock the H4ll was completely hiled, and The HIGII Spenser haring taken the Chair, stated to the 'steeling the object fur which they were assembled.— tie c •lulled by worsting their impartial attention to the geatlesuesi who *Mild address them on the subject for which they were conveued. Mx. HAL'S tiaras briefly addressed the mining on the stecessit) iisi a reform an the Cuensions House of Perlin. anent, mod cusielseiled Uy astuviog Mat a petition lie pry muted to she Hume of Co ssssss Oise lot that purpose. Mr. situ at e led list' inutimi. Ti,., steutien was then read, it was similar to the York illsife Petition, mad on the qatrstieu being pat tor its adop tion by she mectiug. 'I ise petition was then read, it was similar to the York shire Pennon, and on the question being put fur it eJoptiou by the meeting, Air. Kitt* I•'omiainate muse to give his cordial approba tion iu is. ►le was, lie said, he believed the oldest solid'. uses present, but he had never given his sealciatala lu any re term, and would soot give it to any which could work mu justice to any honest salami; and ill foal view Ole fretilloll OpoSed met with his approval. Mr. W. FOl4 °WADI said he ruse not to object, but to stake some addition to the ps mimed petition. He then luck a review of the evilss under which the venality 'ahem ed. lie theis sanctioned tile composition and du• alien of Parlosimentoud *mad recommend a reformat the principle diet taxation and frpeevelatellon shooed lea "co equal, and as an addition to the proposed petition, be uutsid pray the Hoare to enact, that ell plummet] and peusitinerashuuld be excluded tfeae seats, dud Poe lirilacUis be bowed to une year; and Mier such a eturm, the House womil make lute its eolwiCatteuliOsi the 'citation' 01 time sa- Jeries of Vie civil officers et broverinnent—the retincliesa 'Whir army—and all fatalism, to whisti7. was Info' e the War; and to accomplish this the sale of Crown 44iitts and twitch property assigot 'eke planer.—(Hisses and cheers.) There 'veld be nu Olbjeelloas to time sale el• mown lands ; and as tithes were ere led b) the CsoVeriallielit, timely they might be marrow lailad 10 , liar slialepOoMer. He emit:wiled by iii.atiog an aliloplloaa to the pennon, in conformity to the tomes ul Isis speech. Me. E. rustutixat supported the proposed addition to the pentium, as moved by the last speaker. L.,rd Dacus had hoped that he might have abstained frosts addressing the •sueeting on the present known as his epussot.s were tin the subject on which tansy slow suet; and Inc Clad hoped thee Ilie good feeling tot t vet y Herifustielisse man Would lagve spaistaneously anduced them mu adopt the lair Rind ealldad memos' e a Mess had bents pa °petted to thesis. Though he age Cell ass the gees/ al po lities el the ',tenth laical vino ill opuscd time aim sinissent mu the petition, stud gave stn us milli Sur good ittitsitoms, yt t lie eutild nut :twit. with a pi minion so extensive as use eillise.ittuit of lime %hole til lime properly of tile ; lag limit teasel', Willie tie gyve ills ii.m mw d support to LUC petition, lie must Oppose tile amesttiment propused. Chi Hon. Wise. Lassa, ti all eloquent anti aripimentr live tipeeea uppo,eil time ant •udunvmt pi upt o wn. T o time petitiou used tie had strong unjecuutix I uut ice aun aid. latent lie 'slough& sal so uujeciimiabie a tuaracter 11141. Would eilllic iy Orleal an lime objects of the !trillium. :5.1 J. SKURIGIPOT approved of the petattues I but was *vet sr to the 111 ulause u aturitemeni. The quesitun mum the amesionant *as alien put stud re jetted, only ilaer hands utsiig held up sal I,* favour, amid the mislaid' petition Nils then emitted lay a great 'fur HIGN Su'''re declined signing the petition on behalf tit the meeting. as he did nut concur it •isms. It we+ (hell usoveu email eat had, timed the petition should lay Cl Herniae tor vigualuses. of time nit:riling were !hell voted to the no blemen and idagistrates witu signed the requisition, nod to bane John zieerstelit mid Air. hmehulsuu CUIVeI I, ler their cuadttet in Yashmac'''. These gentlemen severally returned thanks, and the sneettug ►cpatated. Mr. Conrtenay, Master in Chancery, and M.P., was on l'uestlay sworn in a Baron of tile Exchequer, in the' room of Mr. Baron Wood, who has retir‘d superannuated. FIRE NEAR .GROSVENOR SQOARE..,--Abont 11,111-list one o'clu.k yesteral.moi mita, a lire eta moot alarming Militia, limn tile sitomion of tile premises, broke out in toe house of Mr. Jones, a carpesher and hstdthr, in Hatt-btieet, Gruiveour-square. Mr. J •a . 6 1101111 e was initiated between the li•tse all t Csiswit, and that of Mr. Wood, a well-lsnowas and r.spectable printer, and their houses were Mr Willie tittle 111 Collbo,eralitt elall4t ; but by the prompt minuet of ate Mimeo, they mere we bers ea from esmsple.e des astation• The lire was got under before six o Jock, alilsoogli at one time a house 111 the neat street was iu saute clanger. • All instance-al lime ni tt,e brute ereition was strikingly ex , sisplilWil in .ise itillowsog, as COMO, )))) iet led us us by a 4 i:wit:dim S.uckis.:rt.:—•• A leo. , lisp after the till ilirss ot,ll 1;.:In a close jai ttttt er iu ; W.,11 ht out f a tile purpose ot ittlli.t eleJllell 40111 Isis bad rcpt.:owned. Un u; ), clog the Sly (1011, 1:111;114.41 toe pUlpese Oh 11111 ItnciJuuo by fll4l 1111 l it) iiie atanlc, fr 1(111101 Itt actually carnal, one by our, IWO pOrtiVCll nl a.raw to lam s ty, in boar 111111111 l by the based. straw behll ii tended tor assotih:r pi.rp we, he rasa not allowed to tel.llll 11, 41111 it was Coll!e11 nick to lilt metric ; but Purcua, se.z.up, auolber u l ,purunuty WMIOIIIII4 regained thwuri, to tic amazement en sei.ral persons who were paced to übwite. 11. e extraurdmary nutimet of 111* Jettriseti pig." S ttirday nig it, about einell.o'cioe::, a fire broke OUS 111 WC 5.011 e ola 1111 l teLUry bvlunititig 10 Mr. PlO5l,Cl', in idatioil Carden. Au eioci.ly restate, tile nuiY 11111 l ate, was wail dsilieuitysased. wing taken out iii one of the • minaows, almost ul a stale of nudity. 'Die prennsa were cuu44etely Owed. r a id the fire was not autmlued Vll Tutu u.'tluck tab Sunday mowing. • ...I. • NATO, REGISTEX His LATE MAJESTY'S LIBRARY . — We lately no ticed the patriotic and generous letter of his Majesty to Lord Liverpool, and have now much pleasure in laying it beforo our readers. It records one of those royal acts which make Kings known with honour to posterity far beyond the fame of victories or con quests:— (COPY.) DEAR LORD LIVERPOOL.—The King, my late revered and excellent father, leering Funnel, dui ;ng a long 'cries of years, a wrest valuable aed ext.:nave library, consisting of about one hun dred and twenty thousand volumes, 1 hare resolved to. present this ocillection to the Bluish Nation. Whilst I have the ratisliaction by this means of advancing the literature of my country. 1 also reel that 1 ant paying a just tribute to the memory of a parent, whose life was adorned with every public and pnvate virtue. 1 desire to add., that 1 have great pleasure. my Lord, in snaking this communication thiou 3 ll you. Believe me, with great lewd, your sincere friend. • ISiLm...ll G. R. Pavilion, Brighton, JAIL ej, 18:5. The Earl of 11..iver i isol. k.G.. kr. &r. On Wednesday List an announcement was made at the Stock Exchange by the brokers of Mr. Solo mon Cohen, of his inability to pay the losses be has incurred by the full of the funds. We recollect no event of this nature for several years past that has excited greater regret. His transactions, both in the English and lueeign funds, are said to have been on the lav; i est scale. The Deccan Prima Claw has been terminated, by a decision in favour of the army of the Deccan, un der the command of Lieutenant-Gen. Sir Thomas liittlop, Bart. K.C.B. The principle upon which his Alujesty hes proceziled in awarding the booty in question is that or tietualcapture. The prize, there fore, taken at Poonali, Namore, Muhidpore, and the other places, is given to the respective divisions of the army of the Deccan by which it was taken, wi,h a direction that Sir Thomas Hislop, as the Commander in Chief, and his General Staff, shall allure with each division, and that the corps of oh sarvation, under the commando(' the late Bri: , ' adier- G.me...ti flatA•man, as having moved towards Nag. pore for t;IC 11111:..):Q of co-operating with , the troops at that place, and buying actually engaged and de feated a com,iderable force belonging to the Rajah ' of ilerar, shall participate in the booty captured in Ifiq c. ! Mal and territory. We understand also, that the (Avila of the East India Company to u moiety of all tie pz:zat cuptnrcd during the war has been dis alimmLand we cannot but consider, both in reference to general principle, as well as to the particular eir ctimitance • of this case, most just and wise; fir the Company have nut only obtained, by the result of the war, an extensive accession of territory in the finest part of Itlia, but has added, we believe, up wards of two millions sterling to its annual revenue. We understand from good authority that a volun tary solicitation has been wade to J. W. Parkins; Esq. by the electors of Arundel, to offer himself for the represeutution of that borough, vow vacant by the decease °Mfr. Blake. Mr. Parkins has accepted the invitation, and left town for Arundel. At a Vestry meeting on Friday, the proposition for erecting a new Church on the north site of Brighton, in the wide opening between Richmond place and York-place, was carried, without a dis sentient voice. The expense of this building is es timated to amount to 12,0001. The ruins of an extensive city, said to have Leen discovered a few years since in Guatimala, Mexico, has been surveyed by a learned Spaniard, and draw inaa made of its curiosities, which have been sent to London, and will soon be presented to the world. The city had been covered tier ages with herbuge and underwood.—Jainnica Royal Gazelle. BIRTHS. The lady of the H.,. J. Swire, tii Ouneastor, of a ton. ' 110 lady of 1. G. limner, cop. We ut Lincoln's ion, but now rodent at Iten;:es, Nethci Linda' us'a daughter. In Goner street, thely of U. Gommla, e.g. of a sun. LI trianol *noel, bemoan', aliadre, the llou. Alm Chu. Of a 41.toOltr. the in I 3 of I'. R. Williams, esq. Of Paddington, of n stns. At oole.gae ear ler, tlle WI) of W. lint ve), mi. of a daughter. mpg, Mcioleill hill, ul' W liwulih, of a ipm. In Nol...ottni u. r%I, sane ('eel, ui 4 son. NI {loom, ISt lady in the itev. O. I. Olivier, _lnn. of 4 1410Aillur. • lo tJuren street, 3layfair, be lady of %. Mott, esq. of a danalpter. At amino, tlw lady uf J. 1 , 11141 d, 1.1. W. kelt ul a MARRIED. At St. Andrea's, Holborn, tioy arwick, eaq. of Lincoln's Ins, harakiri . at lair, to Elisabeth Cat olio*, eideat daughter uf I. slat, ut Hatton garden, eal. itcv. A. w. Rayons, yoroward Inn of the lob nes. E. Baynes, of Ncc► st, Ann> , Co-on - MI. 1u use, uuly ttaoghtei of MAO. (...iletal 11. C 0111.1.1, tkilicoatot t.oVel 110 a Oct hantandet in I. Wirt' ot his 3iajcst)'s lin ft, In the Isla,al of .1.01141,0, •tl m. 1.011110.1 stunt, Goo, Rubio., elq. of Penchsrc► slillol,lo Atlas attotlic.li, VI M. N*llolll . l 111111. ti. Dr.ti.c. Wy. wl alitieidg law., to ►iaores, ablest daughter of w. Vandc.sivarn, es+ ni Comic WO boos, thole. I .4,1 W. la. Itonerts, tols , ydd/ . k,euces , youngest dauglitar of the Isle W. 0)11111MM. CM/. of 1.111111/11, t, lila. ' Ca1..1, of Little TOO.• rtft . t.t, to Missy, wily tlaaglityr ul the laic M. N. 01111011 d, ul bile sante place. • `4lllllMMlliwalgommiliniiminow' - V In ED. On Wcinesflay last, at Can...ohm} lane, Islington, Ann, the thlest dinghies* 01 —V. m tj 1.4 u.e.ly lue.cavill ..1 Lundoo. At keartogtuu, }oiloata ilanincr al P. (:. Camalot, tan. of SI. Plete.aot.•6ll. • Oa Manila} , last Chinks Johnston, esq. aged 31, eldest son of John illohnat o o, V,l. 01 Daneou. kent. Oa sisabl, It 01..1 Make, eq. h 1.1... of Latex street, and of 14 IL., 1.6 the comity of Masao,. On the I.t at Nice, wheie lIC had Gone for the recovery of his health, die lion. Idu al ne‘n ..roper, mother of Nat'l Cowper. Al tin taisos s a: i sad Wssis cry. Al Ids seas, all oho, 1.4 •An.l., V.. )ce, eaj. aged 78. 013 as, 10th iii., at home, E. E. Vortnian, mg. of ftrynnstoo, In the 33d }ear in I hi age. pt 1.11 twooft at oath. John holcoek, mg. formerly of Southwark, mud fur many }thus a Magiatrate ui toe tour.ty of sum'''. . --. S. The Spanish Minister transacted business for a considerable time at the Foreii,m-office on Thursday turn or THIS MONTH. J& J. SIVEWRIGHT are selling the Ti c k e t s . and Shares of the Small Lottery to be Drawn ALL IN ONE DAY, On Tuesday, 43th this,Month. The Scheme, although there we oaly 6,000 Tickets, contains Prises of £lO.OOO and Cl6,oeck, besides Sixteen other Capitals. all Money and all Floating.—ln the Lottery just ended, J. anal J. SIVEWRIG HT had the pleasure of distributing the undennentioned Capitals amongst the Purchasers at their Offices, 37, Conthill, 11, Holborn, and 38, Haymarket, corner of Coventry Street. rm. 14.515 £lO,OOO 2,612 X 2,0110 14,746 X3OOl 8,417 £2OO 11,201 l,OOO 401 2OO 15,220 2OO 12,844 5OO 1,803 2OO 18,836 2OO 4,878 3OO dr.e. C.c. ALL MONEY. 21ROWLAND & SON, Sole Proprietors of . the Original MACASSAR OIL, respectfully inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Public at large, they base removed to No. 20, II ATTON GARDEN. Also beg to CAUTION, dint la consequence of the universal demand far their ORIGINAL and GENUINE MACASSAR OIL, impostors purchase the empty bottles, and attempt to deceive the public with spurious Meinuis.tr Oil, composed of injurious ingredients, offering it for sale at • lower price, and without the label; and others sigu " Rowlandsno, imitating the signature, which senders it ne cessary on purchasing to ask for ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, and strictly to observe that none are genuine without the little book inside the wrapper; and the label is sighed on the outside is Red, " A Rowland end Son."—The prices are 3141351.; 7s. ; lOs. Od. mid 24ie per bottle. All other prices are impos sitions.—The genuine has She address un lltsc label, " No. 20 Hatton Garden." Patronised by his Royal Highness the DUKE OF SUSSEX. and most of the ROYAL FAMILY, their Imperial Majesties the EMPEROR and EMPRESS of RUSSIA. His Imperial Majesty the EMPEROR •OF CHINA, their Excellencies the Dukes DE L'INFANTADO sod DE SAN CARLOS, end the DUKE •F BRUNSWICK; by their Especial Authority : and most of the Nubility throughout Europe— ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, (The Original and Genuine) which for many years has been uni versally admired, and is the best and cheapest article for nou rishing the Heir, preventing its falling off or turning grey, pre serves it to theg latest period of life; promotes a luxuriant growth on the baldest places. CURLY HAIR—D prodeces and makes the curl firm during exereise„or.in damp weather—renders Heir that is harsh and dry as soft as silk, glossy, elegant, and beautiful. Indisposition, Acconehement, &c. during which this Oil should be regularly applied, as it prevents the Hair being injured, snob as felling off or changing colour, and retains its beauty—produces WHISKERS, EYE-JIROWS, &a. CIIILDREN'S HAIR—A due attention to Children's Hair is of the utmost importance. This Oil is invaluable ;it eradioates the scarf easy end pleasant, and is superior to combs, soaps, &c. makes the Hair firm its its roots, and fixes a stamina for a beautiful Head of Hair. RED WHISKERS, GREY WM - MEI:RS, EYE BROWS, Hair on the Heed, effectually changed to Brown or Black, by the use of ROWLAND'S ESSENCE OF TYRE. By merely wetting the Hair, it immediately produces a perfect change.— Pi ire 4r,. ; Is. Gd. • and 103. 6d. per bottle. Sold by the Sole ' Proprietors, A. Rowland and Son, No. 2), !lotion Garden, Holborn, London; and by appointment, by Messrs. Reentries, Titchbourne-street ; Smyth, 117, Gatti° and Pierce, 37, D. Rigge,334New Bend-street ; Bayley and Blew, Cockspur.street ; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ' • Berry and Co. 17.1 Greek-street : Butlers, 4, Cheapside, an d 220, Regent street ; Rowney, 100, Hatton-Garden ; .1. T. Rigge, 65, Cheap side ; Tillie, 41, Jobeston, 68, Cornbill ; Newberry, 45, Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sutton, Buw Church yard ; Burgess, 63, If olboro-hill ; Low, 330, Prout, 229, Strand ; Barclay and Sons, 93, Fleet-market ; Ford, Fen chureh-otreet ; Colley. 28, Wharton, Bishopegate-street ; Bart lett, Hatton garden ; Gibbins, Fleet-market, Swift, Holborn; Graves,Oxford-street ; Woodman, Piccadilly ; and Nix, Royal Exchange; and by most Pi•rfuiners and Medicine Venders. Ask for " Oil," or Rowlend's Dye," and ob serve the signature," A. ROW LAND and SON. " A NEW SHAVER; OR, SECOND EXPERIMENT. A Mortagy—whorhaving first ttia on himself Andcutting his jotel.—the mischievous elf Resoled to embrace opportunity pat. And operate next on the beard of the Cat! The place of a mirreradapted to suit, There stood in the room then a high palish'd BOOT, In which Waiter/es Jet of pre.eminent hue Display'd the line forms of reflection to view. Now seizing poor Pose, to the bright Boor he bore her The Monkey her shadow then gleaming before her, And answer'd her struggles with chatter and blows. Her yhiz while hesoap'd from herears to her nose! 'The Cot, thus essaying in vain at resistance Ana mewing, in pitiful plaint, for sssistance, With wonder the same operation now saw rerform'd in, or shewn, by the Jet of alai I In front of the BOOT then, as if to explain it The melba al shaving, how best to attain it, The act of interspersing with grin and grimuce. The Ape cleared the Cat of each hair on her face And strange though it .ecins,yet the frolicsome elf Was much more successtul with Puss than himself. The SHAVEIi adroitly concluding Bisacraping,— The SHAV%I with the lovsof her whiskers escaping! The M. key in triumph the parlour now sought, And Cot and bright Hover to a company brought, Who saw what this Barber had then been about, And liv.iPvt his essay with aviipturous shout Of mirthful surprise:—the strange incident backing The merits of WAILUEN'S unparallel'd This Easy Shining and Brilliant Bxacictwo, Prepared by ROBERT WARREN, 30, Strand, London; and sold in every T o wn i n t h e Ki ng d om. in Bottles Cid. Bid. I cd. and I rid. eac h. Also Pass. w B LA CKINti, in Pots tl. no. tbd. each. A Millin g P ot o f Putt is equal te Four Is. Bottles of Liquid. •„,* Ask for WARREN's Blacking LONDON: Printed and Published by the Proprietor, JOUN TIFIGU, at the Office, 76, Fleet-Street, where all Leiters to the Editor, (post paid) wu,t be tiddressed,,