The National Register. — London, England, 1823-01-06 00:00:00

. . . , 77•27 . !! •. THE m0.....—_ 's GAZETTE. , Drs. SI. ..s present PARLIAMENT. Mackenzie. of Scar Bart., in deceased. .NLAUGF.D. slocarler. from Jan. 4 *Jana I. `mall. from Jan. 4 to Jan. IS. Solicitors, Meows. Bromley. Hinckley. Leicestershire. hosiers. -.1, Coon. Gray's Inn. j. Yorkshire, corn factor. .ett's Buildings, Holborn. riorkshire. coal dealer. bol. Mr. Mr. Erma", II 10M Market. chcesemengert. Solo. lir Court, Cornlull. leather. sollos. Mc..... .41011. Douglas. Sunderland DM the J. KW % Wapping, linen 41 , aper Poseitoseb Brion, merchant.— *y. mei Insesiont-21. W. Cones. repsmaint-21, A. Baraitscbine. 1. Halton, l'uttenliam Court and J. Bigotry, Deptaxi, Nom doper. gmeted Jam el. es tlMler—T. Hobert, jun. j. airminarestu—W. J. W. Lind: rathina. 'Hsu Ciruse. Midvale • Yorluibire. cotton spinner*. .AL LIST FOR TIIE YEAR It B3. %VARY. Brighton consecrated by the beautiful conjunction between to great “dvantage iluriug advanced to the rank of a town front Brighton, held a s Report. I returned to Brighten. I.—His Majesty returned to tons from Brighton.—The flaws East Indianian wrecked during a dreadful tempest on 0 01 4{ : Ilbei coast near Eastbourne, and several oldie crew drowned. • • • 11.—His Majesty opened the Session of Parliament in person. 1.1.? 1 " : The Metropolis visited by a violent storm ; a hid killed by the lolling of • large coping stone in Pickett-street, and several , persons bort by the filling of tiles and chins pots. 111.—Tbs sag held • Levee at Carlton Reuse. The House J COMMES paged Os Irish In rrrrr ction 8.11, and a Bill for • aosplaillisp rho Habeas Corpus Act in Ireland. two Irish Bills sent to the House of Lords. IllaaaMwoling of the inhabitants of Westminster, who voted i• • Petition to Parliament, praying for Retrenchment and Par- Dammam, Reform. Mee Baran fil•Clelland opened the Special Commission is , . • Cork. 18.—Foorteon of die Irish insurgents found guilty. Cuutts, the eminent and worthy banker, departed this life. • .• II ARCH. Iw=flisit kederearlimee of Spanish South America (Colombia) rewimesneedisid by the President to be recognised by the Limited States of America •• •'• • oa—Mis. Donatty murdered in a most barbarous manner, at Bar residence, Robert-street, Bedford-row, Laying received 1,0 1 . ...; t 0rw0 deep stalls in her throat. • 14.—Meeting of the Freeholders of the county of Middlesex to petition for Retrenchment and Parliaineutary Reform. . : 15.—Act passed for traosferring die Navy Five per Cents. into the Four per Centre. 22.—Mr. G. Hare attacked and robbed in Well•street, St. i • ' r• George's in the East, mud died oe Vie 24th of his wounds.—A Common Council was held, whieb passed a rote of censure on .. Alderman Sir Wm. Curtis, fur expressions, reflecting on the , • ..Cutuition Council, used by him in the House of Commons. -' 1 f 27. : --The King arrived in town from Brighten. • • . Common Hall held, which passed resolutions res - : 1 •• pealing , the Distress of the Country, and to petition the House of Commute for Parliamentary Reform—a vote of censure • visa panto on Sir Win. Curtis, for expressions used by his in •- tbe (louse of Commune, reflecting on the Common Council. • •;-!, • —The King held a Comma, and received the Recorder's Re port. ~ soddenly. Sir John Silvester, Recorder of the •. City.:of London. . • . APRIL. 4--Viseount Chateaubriaiid, the French ambassadee. rived in time from France. , 13.—Sir John Sewell and Messrs. Murray, Sharpe, Be. acquitted GA an indictment charging them with instituting proses cutioss o extort tunny, as persons comnectcd with the .• Cow stitedenal. Association." 10.—The King held a grand Levee at Carlton-house. • 20.—A verdict of 5001. given against the Proprietors of the John Dud Weekly newspaper, fur publishing a gross libel en Mr. Alderman Waldman. 23.—The King held a grand Drawing-room at Buckinghemi • Palace. • 25.—Mr. Denman elected Common Sergeant of the City of London by the Common Council.—Lord J. Russell's fiction for Parliamentary Reform negatived by n majority of 103, the Ayes being 164, Noes 269.—A lonise fell in in Bodge-row, by • which some persons were no tunately killed, and others much Injured. 27.--Captain Samoan performed his extraordinary feat of walking to Weatherley, in Yorkshire. hum London, and back ' again, beim; 356 mites, is six days. 7 his match exceeds any thews done even by Powell, the great pedestrian. $S.—Mr. Caaning'a motion for leave to bring in a Bill to ~ors the right of Catholic Peers to sit in the House of • loairda, was carried by a majority of live, the Ayes beloi 249, Mors 244. MAY. 2.—A duel footed in Kermingion Gardens between the Doke of Bedford mid the Duke of Bnoltinganni, arising nut of some • merinos* used by the former worthy Duke at the Bedford c o unty Meeting. The Doke of Dui liughunt tired Grid, sn.l esisarad, and the Duke of Bedford discharged his 0401 is the sir, and a reemaciljetioa Antral ds took place. i is • •" • •,„,. . _ • s e,04, R•t ia . • • • OOP • ..44. % • .-•••• •-.11 1 11*. " aw • "14111111 L . OVAL REGISTER "' DUBLIN. - The Attorney General of Ireland has determined not to prosecute the imlividuls now in custody for the outrage on the Marquis Wellesley on the capital charge. A bill has, - however, been preferred for the misdemeanor, and the ordinary charge of confpiraey and riot. -. k...i., -r -. --- - _ --- Lord Normaaby's motion carried in the Hasse of Commies FUNCIF POLICE. to address his Majesty to dismiss ace of the Postmeaters-Ge• pent. (EXTRACT OF A LETTXI6) 7.—A meeting at the City of London Tavern, to consider of A curious circumstance has come to light, which memos to relieve the famishing Irish peasantry in the South and while it furnishes a striking proof' of the vigilance West of Ireland, and • large subscription coninieneed.—The u 1 1 r su s pic ion of the French plaice, under its pre. new church at St. Patents oonseerstoa.—st. roat's Cathedral a lighted with gm, to try the effect. I sent direction, may enable the public to obtain dis. I 4.—The Prime end Princess of Denmark arrived at Dower closures of a piquant or Interesting nature. It will front Orbit, be r. collected, that some time ago a notice was pub. 15.—His Majesty honoured Drury-lane Theatre with his pre sence. fished at the English embassy here, that no more 17.—His Majesty went to Covent-garden Theatre. private letters would be allowed to be sent to Eng 18.—The Marquis of Westmeath sentenced to three months land by the English Ambassador's bag. It is well cooteoeweet hr the Cowie' King's Bench, fee ',coding a chid- known, that for some time past the English have lenge to Mr. Woods. suspected that letters sent by the post have been 23.—The 15th Ansi y of the Triumph of Westminster and Perky of Election, ielebrated at Me Crown and Anchor opened. Those, therefore, who had any politital Tavern, Sir F. Burdett in the . hair. secrets to communicate, or who wished to secure the 23.—The Metropolis sad environs visited with a iremeodous sate transmission of their correspondence, and Who storm. had any acquaintance at the embassy, sent by the 28.—Mr. Denman begin his career as Common Sergeant. 1 81.—A grout Dress liall at the opera noose, for the benefit Englil courier. This was known to the police: a ad Oa distressed Irish possanky, patronised by his Majesty, I plan was therefore arranged for procuring a view of who woo reseal. 1 this correspondence, and adroit persons were *plaint- JUN E. ied to carry it into execution. The English mes.... 1.--A pod review of saga', on Bleekleenti. 4,4Aass Nom ipemesseed. Ibe Lag. die Duke of I seuger very •generally slept at Calais, in waiting York. dos Nem sal !5it...,.. 12dffiriake said 'pest sum. ' for the packet ; and during the time of his repose, her of persons nrilinelanilas, sainigassne. persons employed by the police got possession of his 11.—Mr. Stool Wed he WNW Alesavaea Illaimea in a • hag, opened it, took out the letters, unsealed them, deal, awl auggewsly asiedlina b y lb. hay. Is SW 'stet ealalia aril anowded Onset. read them, and took copies of such as appeared most 12.—Ris Meaty held a Levee. curious or important. These copies transmitted to IL—The Ling held a Drawing-room. M. Franehet, the Director-general of police, who Ill.— Salle of Waterloo celebrated as maid. Load Wel- thus became privy to all the becrets in the bag. M. !how' gave a greed military dinner on the occasioa. 22.—The Catholic Peers Bill rejected is the 110... of Franchet could not gain tliis hidden knowledge Lords by a majority of 42. without putting it into the power of others to dis rots.—Alderuteo Lucas and Thompsou elected lowa's. . close it. One of the agents whom he employed - JULY. thought he might turn the secrets to advantage, and I.—Some of the Spanish Guards mutinied at Madrid. . T..—They were obliged so submit, several having been killed. • not only took a copy of many letters for the dime. The foundation stare of a new church wss isid at Deimos tor-general of police, but for himself. This agent med another at Kennington, by the Arelibishop'of Canterbury. ham been dismissed, and thus the proceeding has 10.—First stone of a new church at Windsor Isla. been revealed. The copies of the letters which he 18. The anniversary of his Majesty's Coronation celebrated, by the firing of the guns, Sc. and a grand fete at Vauxhall Gar reserved for himself be now afters for publication , dens.—The Duchess of Cambridge delivered of a Princess. and has accorthngly set out for London to offer the 90.—The Bishop of Clogher (Peru Jocelyn) sad a soldier , precious collection to a bookseller. It contains, it examined at Marlborough-sireet 011 ice, for a detestable of- , is said by a gentleman to whom it was submitted, fence. The Bishop admitted to bail; the Soldier committed • nearly twenty letters, addressed to his Majesty oft for want of bail. f 22- —Act:cants received in town of Iterbide having been de- Great Britain by the Hanoverian Ambassador, Mr. creed Emperor of Mesieo.—llis Majesty held a Chapter of the Von Grote; several addressed to a noble Lord Garter at Carlion-house, to dispose of the vacant ribbons. (Lowther), whose faller is a great borough-holder as.—lstelligeaeo received from Surges of Bolivar having i n the north, and to several other well-known cha. victoriously mitered Quito. AUGUST: racters. That the letters which he exhibits as a 2.—A bearrtifol Eclipse of the Moon. part of the correspondence found in the English 13.—The King prorogued Parliament. I Ambassador's bag are genuine copies, I son informed 10.—His Meaty embarked at Greenwich for Scotland. there 12.—The Marquis of Londonderry died at North Cray. cannot be the slightest doubt. If the secrecy 13.—A coroner's inquest sat on Lord Londoirderry, aad of a private correspondence was thus violated, is brought in a verdict—" That un Monday, August 12, and for there any security, it may be asked, that the die. some time previously, the Most Noble Robert, Marquis of patches of the Ambassador escaped examination ? Londonderry, under a grievous disorder did labour and lan gei,ls, and hecsme in consequence delirious, and of hisser i mind ; and that whilst in that state, with a kali' of iron and steel, lie did inflict ou himself on the left side of his neck, and I of the carotid artery, a cOOll4l of one hick is length, and half am I Melt in depth, of which he instantly died ; and that no other person except himself was t'ne canes of his death." 14.—The Royal George yacht, with his Majesty on board, anchored off Leith. 13.—The Kim; landed at Leith, and proceeded to Edinburgh • amidst acclamations. 17.-I'he King hell a Levee at Itelyrood-honse. 20.—The remains of the Marquis of Londonderry interred in Westminster Abbey. _ DESPERATE GALLEY SLAVES. A letter front Toulon, dated the 14th of Decem ber, states the following ease of revenge .. About two months since a galley slave fur life, In the berm (place where slaves are confined) at Toulon, was cuittleauned to stiffer death, for having stabbed with r knife one of the arida of Surveillance. The wretch enbmitted to his ponisliment with p 1 ; end fat from expressing any repentance for his crime, he, on this ; cositrare declared his regret that he had net destroyed - SEPTEMBER. i the Hader Cominioanire Directeur of 1140 Bogue. He, I.—His Majesty landed at Greenwich from Scott ad. f however, made a cerifession, that his ecostpenioe chained 14.--Mr. Coming moietted as Secretary of State for Foreign to I ' , who had also been r condemned to slavery for life, Affairs, in the room of the late hlarquis of Londonderry. I had, like himself; formed she design of revenging pre. 22.—The Duke of Welliogton left Paris for Vienna. I tended vexations on tie, part of his keeper. Upon tit tle: I'OBER, eeiving that information thee put the convict whose name 16.—The King held a Council at Brighton, and prorogued was Casquette, into astether grog. where be became the Parliament. object of more strict illative. Nothwillistanding 22.—Dleeting of Congress al Verstne.—Tertifie eruption of these pretentious, one Weenie, Sid/ Adjutant of Stir- Veber ios. veillance. and the father of a family, had the misfortune NOVEMBER. to fall under the blows of this desperate wretch. Ricotta I.l.—Air.linnt was ushered into London by a procession, on aosioted the day before yesterday at the distribution of his liberation after his confinement in Ilchester gaol. the bleeps fur the night. At the imminent a chain of *levee 15.--The King held a Council at Brighton, and prorogued returitioig front work haul entered, Casquette took 'dean- Parlim»ent to the 2dofJanaary. Inge of the contusion. and advanced Hearer the onfor• 22.—The King held a Court at Callum-house, and held an irate !Leone r lie then stepped aside, pretcading that he Order of the Garter, when the Marquis of Hertfurd was elected *Word to toorgnin for a quart of wine, and 'honing a a Knight of the Order. in the MOM of the Isle Marquis of Lou. long knife with two ethers, phinged it into the bowel. of do•derre. The King afterwards received the R e port of 60 his victim. Bicolor fell bellied in his blood, and ;tar lof t h e prisoners ander sentence of death in Newgate. I entrails protested fans the wound. Another slave, con. 25.—Two wretches executed for an abominable offence, &timed fur life, interposed between the inisedrrer and amidst the execrations of the multitude. iticutix, In order to save him from other blows ; but seven 2T.—six men hung for burglary rind other offences. or eight states with the same knife were the reward of hie DECEMBER. gond intention. He fainted flow loss of blood. The 6.—Tremendons storm—in Dublin it blew quite a hurricane. Unties t:n 1111 l tissaite, N. II inhumed of this doable emir 10.—A manly fight between Shelton and Josh. Hudson, so d tier, pooreeded ' Amity to the Waste, where the coll ect closely contested, that neither could at last coo •to time. ' fusion and uproar were great. The moment the A in Hickman, bettor known by the ',Mier% by the name of Gas, l'Cr:I•i•ell 11110, Ito exulainted, Ole Monsieur, le Come and Mr. Roe, bit tricot and bacter. fell out of a gig coming ! oia..eire ! 1 - low uttlnrittorate I ant to be Iwo minsitentoo front the fight, and were killed on the spot. , late. A blow was intended for you t hut no matter, yon 14.—A party of e..e Orange faction in Ireland :tisueed the ' wilt 11°I lose MOO by welting, for 1 "" twenty others Lord Lieutenant elide at the Theatre. One ruffian flung a I woo have formed Clue saute design as myself. The *tech bottle at liitti, which hit the panne) of the Vice-regel box.— an , oeieed, tied M. Regitaud, the elder, a Surgeon, be Some of the offenders erre takeri into custody. The cause of b u l g ing to she Nasy, .rusted by his pupil, conveyed the the outrage was in eousequeece of the latidalila determinution 1 two wounded nien to the Hospital of die Beene.— of the Government nut to eucourage the dressing of the statue Eve., aid was given, bat Ricotta died 4SIIOIII/ alter. of King Willi m 111. by the Orangemen in College Green. I •• It not *apposed the slate could not recover, but in 21.--Long's lintel, Bond-street, horned down at two o'clock ! cite he does these is no doubt he will receive a pardon, in the morning.—A glo4 of gamblers taken nut of a tritium, ;at a y !was d for his genet our ilea oliou. gambling-house in Bennet-street, St. James's; examtued at I" / lie minolerer nppeared quite trait(mil, and answered Bow-street, some conce:Hed in the house committed for three with ediontro y to emotes questions put by Ilse Commis months to the House of Correcti n, and those seen at play for a "stir. Hr rejoiced to the deed from two motives. Mist month—the remainder discharged. irecateie it would deliver hint front a life which had be come inotipportable. Secondly, he was tevenged in kill tog one of hut persecutors. His only regret was that Its could stud devise/ the magistrate. " Lira CliiMilinl will be tried by the Maritime Tribe nal." Mr. Ravenga, the new Minister from the Repub.. lie of Columbia him strived by the Jamie' packet. • 4. ' 2 FMQJI TUESDAY NIGH' , ........-- CROWN OFFICE. I I etturnml to serve in this pt Oliasir Kma.—Sir .1. W. Ntackenzu dT. Mackenaie. Esq. derma . --• BANKRUPTCIES EN X. Marts. Romforti, Essex. slopealls s T. Fauna. Oxford Street. oilman. f: B AN KRUPT J. R. Clam'. Ipswich. tualtater. Sol lan J. mid J. Wall. Bindle min Lang sad Co. Holborn C T. LlBl46llWirCil 41u8y. ols. Marais Bartlett's r • ' J. Buillinta. Sam" Yorkshire, ;Jackson It. Ptilka, refia tta. merchant. Sol. I J. and J. Stickland, Newgate Markt Meows. Anatol; and Cu. Freeman's C 4 J. Diekisson, Aldersgate Street, last trail= mid lion. Fore Street. . DIVIDENDI .4 Jan. U. W. Harm and M. Dougl, Boa, Durtuun. am/ iitrars-21. J. MN : .-411,_J. C. White. Mime Coun. Fund el. W, EiNlalk.Cbmas. Ramey. tout n 1: • 1 .. Canal am. Ilammadsey. mpostutke Gesmapead e bassliriasinao.-Si. J. ll 1 Mods toesdeellet. M. Ritchie at , . brews-4i. I. Louipleg. lArerpool.l CIitITIVICATEn to be gr '!i. • W. Cmik, Waddle*, Kent. aim d Gnat Raul lisore. liksipikury. ma 1 `7 way. Bab. silk aserese..J. J. Watkins, Weber-4. Armitage. Paastinia. Vol • CHRONOLOGICi OF I• . i REMARYABLR EVENTS FO --- JANUARY. 11.--Y6 Royal Chapel at ItriAli Nab* el Caieltemar.-1 he beaus Jupiter. Satan. sad Mai Noun, seen 1 Ulu instills. 111.—Tlas Margnis of Buckingham a 1 Doke. - 17.—His Majesty same to town Ciancil. and received the Recorder's 15.—The King held a Died, and 2. ~ FEBILUAILI 1 1; ' ''. . IL—His Majesty reissued to to ' Th ames East Indianian wrecked dual 1. v 4 . • ' 7, ' , ' lie coast near Eastbourne. and seven ..,,, =EEC • -IP r A ,t I \~t C . 1....1 ~~.