The National Register. — London, England, 1821-01-07 00:00:00

.-311 ' FROM LAST Nrours GAZETTF. • -••••••••• This Gazette wuifies the appointment of T. Clubb, of Malmes bury, Wilt*, Gctit. to be a Blaster Extraordinary in the High Cuurt of Chanc,iy. BANK RUPTCI ES ENLARGED. J. Buckley. U,.per Lritl, sieldleworth, York, dyer, from Jan. 16 to 6. A. T,iyror, Keiit Lodi. molt osier, from Jan. 9 to Feb. 6. BA N G. 1 osier Smet, fish factor. Solicitor, Mr. I.aug, Fetivhurcli tweet. J. Flask , ti, Dock cad, Southwark, stave merchant. Sol. Mr. Lang. Erni:lintel' Street. 'f. Shulfrey, Worcester, grocer. Sols. Messrs. Bonsfield and Williams, Bouvcric Street. G. Pat kitioa. Fail ;worth, Lancashire, tanner. Sols. Messrs. Willis aad Co. Warr:And Court. .1. !ninon, Oterton, Cheshire, miller. Sols. Mesirs. Hurd and Johnson, Temple. E. and G. (Hover. Aldersgvte Street, drysalters. Sol. Mr. Morris,. Horseferry Road, Westminster. B. Wasscott, Citeapside, jeweller. Sol. Mr. Liewledge, Gray's Inn Lane. S. Butler, Sh:rston Magna, Wilts, innholder. Sols. Messes. Dax and Co. Guildford Street. G. V;pond. Ludgate Hill. linen draper. Sol. Mr. Harman, Wine °lace Con: t, Fleet Street. R. Carter, liertturel, fanner. Sols. Messrs. Richardson, p:sbops;:ate Street Within, pastry cook. Sol. Mr Gray, Tyson Pli.ce, Kingland Road. T. Dcllin, Birmingham, dealer. Sol. Mr. Taylor, Walbrook. DI VIDENDS. Jan. 13, A. Parkinson. 4. Duckett, and S. Alsop, Manchester, calico printers-27, .1. F. Boyle. Pall Mall, stationer-27 r J. Bassano, Upper Thrums Street, sugar refit:at-21, A. Mackeun, Winchester Street, merchant-27. W. tmodwin, Cambridge., currier-4, J. W. A. Snuggs and .1. %Valley, Lime Street. merchants-27, 11. II nill, Duke Street, We elmitlifield, butcher —27, R. Groping, Broad Street Buildings, merchant-99, C. Scudaniore, Manchester. woollen cord manufacturer-27, W. Ansel, Cambridge, upitolsterer--21, J. llonyman, Spitaltields, silk manufacturer-27, J. Cary, Racquet Court, Fleet Street, merchunt-13, J. Gomm, Buckland Common, Bucks, timber merchant-27, J. Cummins, NVl.itechapel„ brewer-27, S. Thomson, Red Cross Street, Cripplehnite, calcastlerer-31, W. Crossley, Doncaster, York, joiner -27..1. C.iok, Eye, Suffern:. miller—t 7, H. an:lJ. Dodson, Southwark, hop factors-31, .1. Tarleon, Liverpool, merchant-27, W. Ilonrun, Barking, Essex, smack owner—Feb. 3, J. White, Birmingham, mercer. CERTIFICATES to be granted Jan. 27. W. Bright, Newland, Gloucestenthrre, corn dealer—B. Horn by, Bernard Street, Foundling Hospital, plumber—W. Mee, Alarket, Leicestershire, spirit urirchant—W. lzud, Redditch, Worcestershire, draper—C. Atkinson, llud,lersfield, merchant— T. Ashby, East Street, Manchester Square, baker—J. Mann, Leeds. brewer—W.l . °m, Crediton, Devon, saddler—J. Chester, Doncaster, grocer—G. Haywood, Birmingham, spirit merchant. PPICI: Batik Stork 221 3 per Cent. Red. 101 3 per Cent. Cunbasts 31 per Cent. 181 4 per Lew. trig 5 per Cetit. 11,ns y Lout Aim. 18 1-!8 Si'OC;;S. Owniton. I. ltui S err Cent. 681 I.l.ffitis Si? 11;,,i.. I'‘c-.:(1.1vr litik 2i. du. iCIC .. 714 14 , 1 k c t• £2l 3s. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. LOUDOn. SUNDAY, JANUARY 7. -.N.-. When Napoleon Buonaparte invited the petticoat maker to visit Beyonne, the Cortes very properly issued a proclamation, declaring that while he was held in a state of du, mice, they would not regard as coming from him any doctuaent which might bear his signature; and we hope to see a similar procla mation filim the N.aipolit.m Government, with re ference to any acts of the King of Naples, during his acceptance of the invitatirm cf the Members of the Hint - Alliance. These legitimates appear to have an extended ides. of the divine rights of Mo narchs—they object not only to any alteration in the constitution of the European Government, which may be effected by the people, but even to any such alteration as may he ;visited by the Nlo nat.& himself, tiniest , it receive the sanction of these over-grown, tyrannical diciatoes. skniid. in deed, rejoice to hear of a few of these holy ,entlemen being deposed by their subject:, and could ainuet wish the existence and success of another NJpo leon, to teach them nein, to feel how contemptible Monarch? are, unless supported by the love of their subjects.—What would Englishmen think, sup posing in a happy moment their Sovereign were to open his eyes to die distresses o f his p eo ple, an d hi s cars to their prayers, nod were to propose to restore to them the Constitution as it was settled at the glorious Revolution—what, amid the mixed kelings of gratitude, love, and reverence, fbr such a deter mination, would they think if these holy Alliancers were to come forward, and iaterpose their VETO between the nobleness of a King and the happiness of his subjects? Why—once more the spirit of Englishmen would be roused. and they would fight against the whole world, as they have airs:-.'y dime, successfully—with this g rc,,t dicfcrenee, tiaL iii the I.lst combat they tinieht ti,r a • worthless dynasty Lgaiie.t the wishes O . a r'vo:)le; whereas, in the .440110M16,4‘..., ~.. ~ .:. . . THE' NATIONAL tEGISTI.It • . Jotter cure. they would bear ac it, t Pine M of a people determined one, dew, u, lw tree. Parliament certainly ince: , o. die 23,1 Latent, for the dispatch of busine,s, scut our iiktory fur nishes no instance of its meeting ander circum stances so inomentous, or so appoliing. Dissensions in the Cabinet, discontent in the country, Illus.:S. litctiik loudly prod:timed against the late inl'airtous proceaiings ; commerce annum at a stand, intinense f,,llures taking pace every day, the mercaatile in terest in a state bortlerin4 on lkin'auptcy, the Agricillturi , ts ruined, the Landholders without the inemts of obtaining their rents, the 11-venue under the excessive pressure of wi.r imposts, after six years of prothund peace, unable to owet the litter:At of the overwhelming demands upon it—these are the cir tauustunces under &old% the British Legislatore must meet—Pat what, it may he a.-kcd, can they do ?—Why, the only entfis.e by which they ,:an waist: any thing like a pnioAle effort to save their country, must 131 to . a , kitess his Maje.sty, to request hint to distoi: , s . rite reptile crew whe have produced such state of things. and to adopt me sure , exactly coposti to those tit:, pre sent odininistration—ko mnriliWe the inxple, trul as a first step to so tle,iroble a putTosn, to tr::e to his Councils wen, who. at all event: l / 2 .4.11 , A have the primary recommendation of oblioiring the principles of the present Ministers. We . jiave received the Fre . ch papers of the lst, '2d, and 3d instant. The F rench news which these pnpers contain arc not of interest or importance. On the M. Roy, the Minister of Finance, presented the draught of a Provisional Law respect ing the collection of the taxes during the current year. Ile afterwards, as a pre7iminary to the future exposition uftheßadget of the present year. presented the Chamber with a report on the state of tIV Fi nancial Accounts of the f,rurer years, which have not yet been liquidated. In conclusion, the Minis ter observed " Every thing tends to the diminution of t:"e taxes. Every part of our public expenses is submitted to an ever-active agent of attenuation.— The perpetual is continually reduced by the Sinking Fund : the temporary Debt and Pen:sinus by natu ral extinction ; the mass of administrative expenses by the daily suppression of those which are no lo.iger indispensable." IVe give the following extracts of the proceedings in the Neapolitan Parliament:— NArLE:s, DEc. 15. NATIONAL PARLIAMENT.—SaTimo OF DEC. it The Secretary read II letter flout the Minister of Fi. na..ces, in n hick an otrct is sicide of a loan of millions, in consideration of a mortgage on tew.gliere of Apulia. M. {torch° reads the Report of the Committee on the List Nlessage to his Majesty, and concludes— " 1. That the departure of the K ug be and even put in di,tossion. " That there he no more questions as to the f o ur D ern . tits asked for by hit Malirty to accompany him in his journey—as the King should he accompanied only by the hopes of the Intl ieu " On the 13111, s deputation of the Parliament waited on his 'Majesty-- Use Deputy Borelio addressed the King ; the folhiwieg is his address : "Du led by the National Pailiament, we present t 0 your Majesty its answer to the last Message, which your Miaji•sty 411111(.664 , it 111 it. "We w ill put your it. pOPSCSltiettl, in the rooter of the ty, of the few modiliral ions which must finish tae souk •of our social edifice ; they wi'd show son luny C . '""" 1 " 1111V4 !tent. to guard the Royal rowel, the ti,i1.1141 liberty, you...tails and our.. )•our Nl.ijesly deign. inemitinie, to listen to us on a sidiject which excites our vial mest interest. " nor Majesty prepares to set nut cm Use Congers, of lat hurls . the NA . I Milli:wield cannot see yini on the point of separatiou In your hi %WIWII lite moat poiohint pier. It a mild h.tvr done It" I.) hare been depots. d for a tttttt rent of your an _mil l uewhice.— The tl ;ht alone can diminish nor 4 iiei: it is the saerifice which your Majesty makes to support tile GonstilMi iiii oar Una tiltle:Xl:deli' that of )OJI irt•tlitir, proveriiy 41! . all, :mil Dior e O.llll. May if as rii see 1 ISe iii-hes ut )iiiir people. The Kisu. r pltea, •• I Ai, t h the Canwess to fellil %%lot I t'ive " 0 "; 1 ayse, a !lh sty man son a. Regent re . the lititdme. I at..,.e Oat (lad mi. 4 1 Ala MP rilj ces,:ir) to rally M . ) h Irelloos itittl These pronounced is ill the :tees at t.t p ital mho • .;fm, tse, e let tit a'. uita ou ',Lauf Ceti '-< r=' ibieet;d:4 of of .:or County U . ~. • ent SettAloy 4..1... err .;.e per a Loyal Arld.eet to bet M ; or an of the loll:, ui". -• es fi , e Cheir was tc :zed Yi on-: !re ce •• a; ' S the • fligh 5h2.:,1 of ie... s •.. A.ii. w s moved :le Lite :irl, ‘• .. •.. al Mire nic..re•icf ; , it v.os ,• • at an • sl .i 1 orgies '1 1 ~ . meant , I••••z• tone sub& etesi .y :el lo; .1- 1 .3 ,, ;11e. fit •. .al.e' 'us • ,•. . ! the nte t ,ed. j: . .4:IS.C‘'S, 101 l 1 7 eher too sfroti e cot:4 of the Ull f 0 order by the Shol . , whoa a scene of la colvitsioe ' ea,ne t l, da iitg whim .i,tar.oss ;AM.. non:iced by the `heeiff :1-ev ) .e.:; el. !art I e .ten. tleel esel • J: , ..•-!• It , ' 0!V • • sition, hne - isee., ‘,01 , 1a not sei;.- - c ,:trraseiees bo Ileas defe..!ed. ;eel C Cloo tee to (,hair. The Shei . ::l" hav'et,c teAria in., eaves( see, .M-efing i aura Ito+ Le h -JAMp- rod tne Gratle...sen to cliseteee. e , it was ilia determinafirn te. clarr Cserr. t;:ev resdute:y oppose:`, bona :lie intsiez.s wcsi iiterrupted by the rill:cry, nn win,:., Ikre. O'Connell exila:!ned " let us be. siren w on. ?A.:, teed not eleeeloo it rata come-lie'! iv • Lord C. essented to this propniad, ottervisg, that he • Max Magistiete of the conaty, Cot file tAlurt House was the Frtehtilders House, and be would not leave it until compelled by force. A military elieer then advanced and pieced 'ob. hand upon his Lordship's shoulder, who retired wi.la c nurube. of 1 , • echo:der:, whit afterwards agreei to Gt Cutiater The " Xe plus ultra" of Robbery—tam Tuesday night, a labouring man named Bichsel Adcock,• living in the Mint, Lieion-street, Borough, wa's enticed by a prostitute into one of those sinks of infamy, about i)over-street, called a coffee-shop.r Beibre he had be.m there long, the lady contrived to rob him of what little mopey he had, and then de camped ; finding himself without money, and con fident of being locked out of his lodgico, he laid his head down on the table (as he saw others do), and presently fell asleep. About tlt.'ee o'Olock •in the morning he awoke, and found Ciat during - his sleep, his company hail managed to tike off his half. boots, which fitted hint ratlier tight, ne;ether with a pair of new white stockings he wwe, they : , ad stolen oft' his legs ! He beeame outrageous at Lis loss, on which the landlord turned lilt out, and he was doomed to walk about the strews berefisned fir four hours, belbre ite could get into his Thursday night, between six and seven o'clOck, Mr. Glarke, of Eliott's-row, Larnheth, fancy wire worker, was attacked near the Obelisk, by two men who rushed violently against him, one of which snatched his watch. By a sudden kiwi, Mr. C. managed to snatch it from the man who held it ; but was almost immediately kno.led down be his companion, and the property forced from him ; by singular good luck, however, he contrived to catch the thief by the heel, which brought him down . and Mr. Clark a second time had his watch, but before he could conceal it, and haysng no strength in such a position to defend himself, the villains got it from him again, and they both escaped. • Tuesday se'imight, a sailor in the Kimaersity • Casik transport, lying at Cork, bound for Bat badoes, . with part of the 35th regiment, while adjusting the rigging, lost his hold, and fill overboard. The sea was running very high, and the unfortunate man was on the point of sinking, when anoteer sailor and a soldier, actuated by a noble iiopulse of humanity; fearlessly plunged into the water, and succeeded in taking hold of him. Ropes were thr4wn out, and a boat being lowered, the poor fellow and his preservers were reAmed from perilous site ation, MONEY, Hair Cutter, Perruquier, and furrier, 13, Fleet Street.—.. Fashion in every thine bears: :oyereign sway."-01 all the Pocenomems by whiali this she (ILtinguislied, none is more honourable to its character titan emu vast accession which die Arts said Sciences have acquit-AL Talcat-e exacioal in the pursuits of I'm... Lure, or 111 the mine fan tar regions of fashion, have at all times ma•mained des,tved ear:. bray, and Mr. MONEY, 111 SUbllllll l / 1 1: inetenvione to ex-lusty& excellence in his profe•sion, only te.celows what the t,irfat orb' have pte.eminenily aftimied. The grand de,iileratuin in the mantilatiory of Perriniues lie has at last happily brought to perfection, and he respectfully urns the holy rarities W examine In. Emporium, where. on T0tt:•,3.:., of all en.noccions. they can blend the different tint. and shut,. uidi their own. In the construction of his new E'en tor at t :Lim/nes tbri wanidsace of le:tare—every hair is tingly inserted, the whale tewmtne beautiful ilituaration of the fertility of gcniiiue talent. Mr. .31 , bent i ; in 1110111111 y COITA',14111.11:11CV aith Vic Courts Amerce, and Benin, the fashion of each Capiud a-e xisatiy exhinit.al. flair et.tting beins now estimated a, a scritititi: art, Mr. MONEY is happy in announcing, that tl,e rndy fashionable know hint es else Railcar HNtl,llSi Lag week an explosion of g took place iu t.s o 3 Brkegate of Glas,e)w, The Etior of a spee 11131• iilthe th.lll,igeti, ttnu ;;litss the Wittriivv. Ow exit:n-I'm uct•tirreil in •••,• • '• • " ling out •lie ptug teen the ser..e.t. big the with a eaelle. i 'P I , - 0 4 1 . 011 r #4. - .: , • • ~.-~ ~- ~__.._ Mill a ilill