The National Register. — London, England, 1816-04-28 00:00:00

APRIL Rum Me LONDON O.IZET'I E, Theaday, .Ipril 23. Crotra-o,ifire, April 3 43, TRIG. Nit MIENS rettlirree to Sen'e in this pre s ent PART.I•3IENT. Cty if Prtei ho orgh.—The IND. W. Lamb, v. the Right llon. Yonsonhy, wl.o has accAptcd tl.c Chiltcrn Hundreds. s, N out).9 tri,k/otc.—Tiae Right Hos. G. l'ontol.by, enc of his Mikjebty's lion. Privy Council. v. %V. 'Tighe, Esq. deceased. BANISIIIJPTCICS ENARGED. G. IltraoEss, late of Upper Baker-arcet, 31ury-le-bone, hawker, from April 21). to April 29. H. HAMMON!), ('artcr-court, Redcross-street, Borough-market, from April 27, to April 50. BANKRUPTS. w. DY En, North I.each, grocer, May 6, 7..lUne 4, at the Upper George Cotfee-house, Gloucester. Atts. Edmunds and Co. Chancery lane. J. Dall . E, Perry Barr, corn-dealer, May 6,7, June, 4, at the Globe Inn, Warwick. Att. Mr. Thomas, Hind -court, Fleet-street. J. COODVEAIt, Hood Grange, farmer, May 10, 11, Jtute 4, at the Golden rwece Inn, Think. Atts. Morton and Co. Gray's-Inn-sq. B. FIT r ors, I I artshead, woollen-cord manufacturer, May x, 9, June. 4, at the Black Bull Inn, Atirlield. Att. Mr. Evans, Hatton-garden.. E. PHILLIP:4, ilristol, grocer, May 7, June 4, at the Lush Tavern, Bristol. A tts. Pook: and C u. (i ray 'l. I nn-squara. BEACH, MCICOMbe Regis, mercer.. May 7, H, June 4, at the Rum mer Tavern. Bristol. Atts. Poole and Co. Gray's-Inn-square. W. 'DAN 0. Scarborough, factor, May 3, 7. June 4, Dog and Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull. At.. Mears. Rosser, Bartlett's-bu.. J. ToLsox I lalifax, grocer, May 7, tt, June 4, at the Rose and Crown Inn, liudderstield. Att. Mr. Bettye, l'hancery-lanc. G. POPE, Aston Tirrold. farmer, April .30, May I, June 4, at the I .amb I nn,AV allingfinl. Atts. Price and Co. Lint•oln's•lnn. R. Wui sot. Stoke-upon-Trent, merchant, May 29, 30, June 4, at the Crown Inn, Stone. Atts. Leigh anti Co. New Brkii,te-street. T. DovET, Worcester, builder. May 14, 15, June 4, at the Reindeer Inn, Worcester. Att. Mr. Platt, New Itcowell-court, Lincoln's-Inn. WARD, neCCICS, grocer. May 9, 10, June 4, at the White Lion Inn, Beeclea. Alta Debary to. Gate-street, Linculn's-I nn.tields. J. lIALsTEAD, Wheeler's Wharfs St. Catharine's. sail-maker, April 27, May 7, June 4, at Guildhall. AtL Mr. Paterson, Coptliall-co. Thregmorton.street. J. FEsc Is. Shoreditch. lirken-slryer, April 50, May 7, June 4, at Guikl hall. Att. Mr. Joins, .4ize4ane. E. Iliac KMOR E, ('aroline. street, Betlford-aquae:, taylor, May 14, 17, June 4, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Platt, N• w Boswell-co. Carey-st. .1. NESIIITT, 14Ve91001, merchant, April 2.7. May 11, June 4, at Guildhall. Attu. hearsey and ('o. Bishopsgate-street Within. DIVIIJENDS. May IR, J. Vaughan. Isleworth. Middlesex. taylor. May Y 3, S. Minton. Ntisories, woollen-dniper„ April In. J. Hind, Vs' hiatchapti, tin-plate-worker. May 18, J. 11. Arlen, 0 !dont, druggist. May 14, C. Morehouse and Co. Kingston-wpon-Hull, marthants. May 14, J. Fowl. r, liirchin-lane, broker. May 14, J. Burtenshaw, Albourn, Sussex. miller. May 14, S. Fe'dnuon, Gleuet•ster-terrace, Commerrial-road. merchant. May 14, T. Burls, t t and Co. Greenhill's-rents, West-Smithfield, printers. May '25, W. Hallett ancteo. Queen-street, Cheapside,drugsitz. May •tA, H. ('ocher and Co. t'herpside, lacemea. Mn 13, G. ('owley, Brigel.l6tztioner. )la, Is, G. Adam. St. John's-square, jeweller. June 3, .1. Ca.-ter, Kingtaud, Devon, salesman. • • .„ CLItTIFICATES. MAY I t.—W. Snell. Upper Korth-mw. Park lane. coal-dealer—B. Dolan. Strand. cheusemonger—H. Junes, New port. 'Monmouthshire. merchant—J. Brown. Glamlbol Briggs. eolns'irt. mercer—W..l. Iteyrolds, George-street, Tower-hill, ship brok:r—H. M. Clewley,Charlotte-street, Blackfriars-road, linen-draper. H. L. Holland, tit. Jannes-phwe, Hasupstead-road, earpennr—M. Phipp. little Tower-street, dealer—G. *evens, Old Nicol-street. liet!mal Green, silk dyer—.l. Ewbank, Old Change. warehoussmanw, W. Newton, Canton-street-toad, timber-merchant. PARTNF.IISIIIPS DISSOLVED. Taylor and Co. Manelio•ter„ muslin-manufacturers. ‘Vulkworth and Ward, Oxford, grocers. lockley and Bosworth, Brook-street, jewellers. I lopkins and Wale, Queen -square. aecouelicurs. itedgood and Gudgin, lit -road, wheelwrights. Ilualtby and Glas,on, Skelton. bacon-di . ..llas. Thomas and Ttteker, Bristol, carvers. Goodwin and Drams, Stowmarket, itammon:;ra. Dutton and Co. I Averpool, smelters. Bender and Buttofield, Leeds, tow-spinners. Turner and Co. Greenock, naii.manufacturers.„ lioherts and Culjer.w. Long-acre, liabenlashent. iguons and Goakman, Stanhope-street, hosiers. White and Whitlatti, street, pot4oe-salescrui6 Wood and Morris, tfeadcom, fanners. "FromSATURDArs LONDON GAZETTE,ApriSR7. BANKRUPTCIES SUPEIISEDI'D. V. WILLIAMS. rhurrh-street„ Hackney, hardwares in. W. L. HoTcrikts.ef Lutterrworth. LtioeNter. ;weer. T. GAsittr.c, St. Helen's, Lancoster, corn-dealer. 11. Ytxxocx and Co. Newbury,licrka, booksellers.. BANKUITPTS. W. PAXSON. Attleburgh griwer, May 2, In, June ft, White Swan Inn, Norwich. Att. - Ner. Mitchell, Wymondham, Norti.lk. J. Serena, Birmingham,. hosier, May 10, 11, June 1.1, Royal Marl, Birmingham. AttP. Long and ('o. 11.dborn-court, .J, 1:11)1F it, 80-Oen, Cheshire, commonanutlictitrer,:tlay I I, CI. June 11, Warren Bulkeley Arms. Stockport. Att. Mr. Edge. Nottla-st. J. S. M VYFRT:I)t and Co. Wheeler-street, Norton hulgate, silksflyers, April 29, May 7. Junes, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Nlontriou, King's Arms-yard. 1 Oman-street. J. Wr.nitEtt, Sampihrd4Peverel,Devon, fainter. May 50, June 1, R. White 113:1 Inn,Vl l ivtliccoutba Atts.Adin•iontuul 1.1. It ;1 I I'. G nErw, Upper Areley r fari .cr.. May 20:21s lune 8. Clowlf 111 11 , Bridgenorth. Atu Mr. Rich, Inner-'remple-i.anc. C. RAW 1.T., Clifton, Staftivcd, builder, May 10, 11, June 8, Talbot Tavern, Ilr.lnl. Attv. l'rice aril Cu. 1.111C0111 . : , -Inn. R. 11.1UTON. Hi,.lculanswortli. pluinlnz. May 4..11, Jun...B,lft Guild hall. AU. Mr. Pritcluod, 11,11 -:+ard. W. Prwtt , Kidderminster* carpet-manufacturer, May 17. IR. June S, White Hart, Hardcbury. Att. Mr. klexands4Corey-street.. B. Ant, Rotolph.l.anc,niealman, Aptil 50, May 7, June 8, at Guild lull. Att. Mr. Sherwood, C.lnt:Tbury-stputre Sum:lv:ark. W. r 11A3 , 1tERGAIN, At'atling-ftreet, hositr. Aril 4.. lane s, at GitildUL Ans. !hat and Co. Thrtaulneedle-street. N. 'lcy IFS/. Mabledomplace, Burton-Crescent. Exchange-bmker, April 30, May 7. June a, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Poole, Adult's court. Old Brimd-street. J. 11. Routh A,. lirisltd. druggist, May 10, 11, June B,.Bush 'fairern, Bristol. Atte. Lambert and Co. Gray's-Bin-square. S. RAB'l.OlBOB, Harrow-rood, Paddington, coal-werclinnt. May 7, 14, June 8, at GuilslhalL AU. Mr. l'opkin, Dom-street, Soho. .1. W. Avrirg, Princes-sued, linen-draper, May 4, 11, June a, a t Guildhall. Atts. Willis and Co. ki'arnford-trourt.'llim;nnorton-st• J. 0. Gitr.Ew. Rath, winc.uterchan'. April 50, 11, June 8, at Guildhall. Ate. Mr. Woodlouse, King's-Bench-Walk, Temple. J. Rim LEY. Kingslaml-rad, !talesman, April 50, May 11, Jimt, S. at Guildhall. Mt. Mr. Ve.rdley, Hoxton-square. J. Pocock, Sidmonton. t. ismer. May 10, 11, June 8, Pelimn-lim, Snconhamland. Atts..kldridge and Co. Lineolti's-lrtn. G. WELSH. Liverpool, merehant, May 13. 14, Juno S, Gtx..rge-Inn, Liverpool. Atts..%tkinstat and Co. Chancery-lfme. .1. St.tt; Jun. Rrightlielmstone. wins.oterchant, May 4. 6, .Tuna /4 n , New si e f i n c Bowl, Briglithelmstone. Att. Mr. Mott, Gray`e-Inn-wi. PEußts, watch-41141er, April 3V, May 7, Jame tt, at Guild hall.. Att. 7117. Cott, Chancery-lane. TIM NATIONAL REG/STEIL W. I:mini:wenn, and J. KEnn, Crown-co. Broad-st. merchants, May 7, 18, June 8, at Guildhall. Atts. Gregson and Co. Angel-court, Throscutorton-street. J. Etsiox, flap's, Middlesex, maltster, May 4, 11, June 8, at Guild hall. Att. Mr. Watson, Word's-Inn. B. W. and It. Fiwe n t si, Epping. Essex. bankers, May 4, 18, June 8, at Guildhall. Atts. Young and Co. St. Mildred's-court. DIVIDENDS. May 18, M. Cowell and T. Carter, Old-Ford, Bow, brewers. Jane 4, W. Ilenuan and W. Cockcrill, Covent-garden, hotel-keepers. May di, J. Reed, North Shields. master-mariner. May 25, W. and T. Ethel, Birmingham, upholsterers. • May 25, J. Spatkes and A. Coles, Fortland-street, coach-makers. May is, R. Liddell, Etlgtvare-nand, linen-draper. May 18, H. G. I lilbers, New London -street, merchant. May 18, W. and R. Barber, Cheapsitle, warehousemen. May In, W. Sykes, Upper Russell-street, Bermondsey, tanner. May IS, J. Harrison, London, merchant. June'23, T. Yates, Mtlersgate-s:reet, tobacconist. :May Is, J. Stanley, Rochester, coal-merchant. I ny ti, J. S. Richards, Montague-place, Russell-square, merchant. June 25, R. Smith and G. Lawrence, Gun-street, Spitaltields, weavers. May 18, J. Benthin, Cate:stun-street, coal-merchant. May is, T. Gurney, Stanhope -street, Clareanorket, coal-merchant. May 18, J. Cousins, Bread-street, merchant. CERTIFICATES, MAY 18.-11. Hodge, St. Erth, Cornwall, shopkeeper—E. Suasuat, Finsbury-place, taylor—.l. Blnney, Charles street, lionedydown, baker—S. Ring, Bristol, china-seller—J. Sheath, Aston, Warwickshire, gun-maker—W. Nesbitt, North-street, City road, Tunbridge-ware-manufacturer—J. and T. Poynum, Brook-st. Holborn, hardwaretacti—J. and W. Lush, High I lolborn, distiller: — A. G. Milne, Mitre -costa, Funchurch-street, merchant.—G. Richard., Strand, furrier—J. Pearce. .Aldersgate-street, commission-agent—W. Wilson, Linn:house, whartingcr. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. !lair & Poole, King Edwanl.st. Mile-end New-town. yeast.merehant.... Hancock and Co. Basinghail-street, BlackweWiall.foctor;. Ratcliffe and Rawson, Manchester, block-cutters. Berger and Co. Bow-lane, colour-manufaeturers. Thornton and Co. Horsham, oommon-brewers. A. arol 11. Peterson, York, merchants. Wright and Abbey, New 'Mahon, Yorkshire, coal-merchants. Smith and Co. l'hirsk, Yorkshire. linen-drapers. Mac Knight and Mac Michell, Dudley, Worcester, drapers. Bishop and Andrew, Falmouth. Preston ant'. Abertlour. Burr-street, West Smithfield, be:islets. Pope and Williams, Bristol. carriers. Dixon and Carlisle, North Shields, bakers. Shakespear and Webb, Coventry, silk-dyers. ' Trace and Chopp), Truro, Cornwall, merchants. Lange and Reis. New-road, St. George's East, stint...refiners. S. and J. Lawrence, Birmingham, japanners. Beare and Stephen, Cheapsido, warehousemen. Higgins and Cont, Leed-, dyers. Diehmont and Simpson, Manchester, linen-drapers. Ehis and Taylor, Liverpool, coopers. Howard and Radfonl, Coventry, watch rase-makers. Earp and Ilagradl,.Wolverhampton, lock-manufacturers. Currie and Co. Liverpool, commission-agents. Jones and Cresswe'J, St. John-street, Clerkenwell. whalebone-cutters. Holmes and Watson, Tottenham-court-road, plane-makers. Cutler and Burton, Lambeth-road, rug-makers. Hutchinson and Brown, Smithfield-bars. cheesemongers. ROYAL FAMILY. On Thursday the Prince Regent dined with the Queen, at Windsor, in company with his Royal daughter and the Prince of Saxe Cobourgh. His Royal Highness returned to London in the evening. The Royal F.unily, including the Princess Charlotte and the Prince of Saxe Cobourg (who is now in constant attendance en his future bride)ure expected to be in town from Windsor on Monday. After the wedding of the Royal Pair, it is understood they will leave London fin- Bushy Park, the residence of the Duke of Clarence; the loan of Brit Royal Residence having been granted by his Royal Highness. Friday the Prince Regent held a Court at Caliton House, at which Lieut.-Col. Bouchette, Surveyor Ge neral of Lower Canada, was introduced, and had a pri vate audience. A. Duller, Esq. was presented, on his being appointed one of the Judges at Bengal, upon which occasion he received the honour of Knighthood.—Dr. Legge, the Bishop of (Word, did homage on his ap pointment. The Sheriffs of Loudon, attendod by the City Remembrancer, had an audience; when his R. H. was pleased.to appoint next Monday, at three o'clock, for receiving the Address of the City, at Carlton House. Prince Leopold of Cobourg is to be made a British General, prior to his creation as a Peer of the realm, A further respite, during his Royal Highness the Prince Regent'S pleasure, was received on. Saturday by the Keeper of Newgate for John Cutler, under sen!enre of death, and who was te , have suffered vn. Wednesday for stealing tsnote out of a letter. On Saturday, at three o'clock, the Prince Regeut held a iourt at Carlton-house. The Duke.de Chatre had an audience of his Royal Highness: resigned his mipion from Imuis•XVIII. to the British court, and tat: hiS fiinnal have. The MarquiS de Osmond,. the successor to the Duke de Chatre, was afterwards introduced to the Regent 1.3 r Lord"'S'astlereagh : as were also Baron Just, the Saxon Minister, and Coast Bcrolhingen, the Wertentberg, Ministers. Their Excellencies had private audiences, de livered their credentials, and were most graciously re ceive,. The Prince Castlecieala; the- Miniiter for the Two Sicilies,.had an audience in the Royal Closet ; and in the name and in the behalf of his royal master the, King, in vested the Regmt with the principal Skilian Order.. Sir Charles Tyler was invested w:th the hisi,mia of a Kni,glit Commander of the Order of the Bath.. Colonel .Sir Hilbert Barclay and Captain Sir Michael Seymour were introduced in like manner by Sir Ch Naylor, and similar honours were conferred upon them by the Regent. The Empress of Austria, whose irness etc notk:ed in our last, died on the 7th of this month, at Verona. She was of the illustri:va family of Este, and sister to the Archduke Firdinand, who made the fam.ms retreat with. his division-when Mick surrendered; at Ulm. She died in her twenty-eighth year, and was the set:met wife of the Emperor Francii. LETTERS OF JUNIUS. A work has Just been published on the subject of the Letters of Junius, with a view to prove that the late Duke of Portland was the writer of these fa-famed pro ductions. The author (who is anonymous) endeavours to shew, that the leading feature in the mini of Junius was the treatment experienced by the Duke of Portland from Ministers, in the business of the Royal Grant of Inglewood Forest, which, for political services, they transferred from the Duke's possession to that of Sir J. Lowther. The Author thinks lie has also discovered, that this rancorous hostility of Juniur to the Minis try, began and ended with this grievance. It is certainly somewhat curious, that one or two of the communications of Junius to Mr. Woodfall were sealed with a ducal coronet ; the rest were generally sealed with very fine an cient intaglios, which all the world knows abounded in the cabinet of the Duke's mother, the great Duchess of Portland. The circumstance of Junius, when writing the word Cavendish, using the abbreviation of Gandish, which was also used by the late Duke when speaking of any member of that noble family, to which he was related by marriage, is also in favour of our author's supposition; but we could have wished to have seen his book illus.. trated by of the Duke'eshand-writing, to com pare them with those already published as the hand writing of Junius. 11te distress caused in the neighbourhood of Marienherg, by a late bursting of the dikes. cs stated to be greater than the severest evils of war. One breach was 20, the other 70 rods broad. In the darkness of the night it was impossible for the inhabitants to do more than save themselves, by retreating to thee tipper part of their houses. At break f day a most elrea,Wal scene appeared. A district of seventeen German ..111 ire miles (-125 English square miles) of the most fertile land cas ander water. Every where were seen white sheets and shirts hung out as sib ials of distress; and from every roof the cries of the sufferers were heard, Up to the 25th, 200 cattle were drowned in Milnitz alone. The continued cold makes • the distress infinite. Daily we see flames arise in the midst of the watry waste, because the people, benumbed 1. lib cold, try to *term themselves by making fires in the loth of their Incases. Marienburg has done ail that was pessilcie to Ales late this great misfortune.—( lasthargh Correspuhdent, Aprit 17.) Tuesday morning, between two anal three o'clock, a fete was discovered to have beokra out in a tied room of the Coffee. house that has for many years earth on a gr:;.t trade over the Old Stock-Eseleange, which is situated at the ..orner of Switb in's.alley, elese to the north-cast corner of the Royal F.zolvanue. The fire raged With great fury, and soon ewienicarneated so. every part of this very extensitv building; in which at the IRettom is an Auction Mart and a large Wine Canpany, and above stairs the Coffee-house and several counting-houses, all of which are entirely eonsutaed. The fire then took a direction towards Grigsby's C,diee•house, and consumed the house that steed between it and the Old Stock-Exchange ; but firegsby's was saved by the exertions of the firemen. The roofs of two houses in Swithin's-alley are also burnt entirely Gel; but thee lower part, which are shops, are saved. The property lust is supposed to be very , considerable. We are sorry to add, that oue fireman lost his life, and a second was taken to the hospikel dangerously hurt. On ,Monday Jaueelfla mmond - veils executed in Horsemenger !etre. Ihr shotiting arn gentleman near Ea.ll:eam, with intent to kill. lie met his fate with resignation, and appeared sensible of the justice of his sentence. At the Warwick Assizes, a man named 'Orem was convicted of wilfully setting fire to several stacks of corn, ;end received sentence of dcwh. When this prisoner heard his sentenee, he broke oat into a paroxysm of rage, grossly abased the Judge, Jury, and witnesses; and exclaimed, " I don't want year mercy" J. Maek . entie, tenant in Harakierlt, in the parish of Loeb broom, was di peeved or sight alneut 12 years ago, and continued quite blind till abouttleree weeks shire; when, at the advanced • age of St, he ola sudden completely recovered his 4ght,while sitting.at dinner. POLICE. MANSION-11017S}:. On Friday the well-known Hill Sonnies, with J. Cc toper and W. Cooper, alias Victors. were filially committed for Vidal. • SUDDEN DL -lit; .1111 y, Mt R. RaynCr, of Phrettitdtreet, Soho, after getting up ontl dressing her,elt, dropp..d'down and soddenly expired, Yesterday, fbur persens, named MT rter. Thot^hr-. .r)n,A. and Moyne, were re-ex: mho , d; charged' with a desperate toils ref • and robbery in the Bri•dvivater .Vrir.. public-horse, Viridp• water Square, on Wednesday Ito. The priNouers, appeat witlise% veal other ile.perate characters, we're litialiiimtct. , et her ..it the heat,e in rptc.tion, when the} romin-rtc..-drii Onto) irpaerel, , and , riot ; doting which certain of the party broke uptit some of . the rooms, atid cat vied ow colisiticitibl timperty. Thny oft er assuitlted• tls• landlord, knocked his wife down;- and threatened her life, which they attempted with a knife,. wad ti lted her pocket% of all the looney tt,:y contained. The pri, m , e:s w. re remanded, in the hope offindiug sOIkIC toote of th , ., pal • LeS. kixe Jan althorns was eltargoti'with lostglarimiely brgohing open the dwelling house of Messrs. Evans and llowrowes, of tl ai ling-street, and stealing limn thence several pieces of printed cotton, on Friday monting last.- -Tire prosecutors, it appeal-co, bad been robbed in the coirrse of last week or'i.boi t t . mi t , it i.. ec „, of the Farms article; 410 means being. di-icosered how fife thieves had gained recess to !he srarchome, itfrolieu, , , a OW Officer, wus secreted there to witch thent. On Friday umiii ing.aceorilingly, ;Afoul si• o'clock. the prisoner was observed entering by nie;•.vl of an lustre:mitt n ith which he owned tit door. Having got inside, he began lilliog n sagk with the pro perty, and being about to hand it to :mother person in waiting ont.ifle thedoor, the otlicr•r sprang . forward and seized hint. tie Oren ..ascleavottred to lay hold et his companion, but he es. cured. —'flie prissnirr tv;v4 remanded for further examination. ‘TTON-OARDEN. On Sr.trirday, nn intlainaliou, hid at the instance of the the journepnen c:.rponters, a nv heard at the Hatton-garden Office, before Mr. Terton, Mr. Itaybaford, and several other Mnisteaw.. The intbrdlati6n been; read' by the clerk, the chitrge appeared to be that Mr. Thomas Martin, Mr. Lawrence, Mr. Magktan, and Mr. Prie, being nta.ter carpenters did, or: the.itlx of FLbrualylt:! wake a certain i:legal cuvtnaut aut!