The National Register. — London, England, 1814-07-31 00:00:00

486 _ , , I 4 %1•1:• ,4 11.. 1t.16 hi• bud 4.10 It.; t long. it %%as dets:gowil by tie! . Tbc orratorots tier! %%lib Ir. gibbers, In.tres, ar it)A rt 4. iltiteo I..tii, •t.ttste , pi . ctssit s, exc.. . Toe to-c:iptions vo re .as NAP vr- : On the pedestal of Peace, in the vutitot, lax redieira, au. I%l9ccxt.vtil —peace re.toted in the "year Old In the Iris ze over the centre arch, .eorgius 11. Rex; whirls itt.p sited •tracpasent during the whole putioinsauce or the . . 0 a 'he. I. ft •He of the tlinehief ReiliateArraqa I. uropee pace. sec". Ur:iv faqerant coma:en:in felicih r resiitato. sub aaspiciis opt. rine. I t ritifue S. P. Q pea( e to Ent opt, to ersit . t. cue faith 41 tre. i tic,.. 1. re.tstre Atli 4 1113Igi• Ciilitint I Ce, is the anspiewas work 4.f Slitish King, the ti inenph of a lit 0:1 t sid of the roacisioe. Hisc priacipeta bells act:hi:M. M e ad. i derot,i, f'orlituda. Wine p“ciliellni oaf ml it. saluli amount ran itiess deirstatia APs ince He v 1 I 1111)...01 to I lig gi in %%in. 11111 frown tin litode Nacre'. to Er vr sitstiloto of peace lions de m , nov. intent on the poldie good. On the attic. its the voiddle of the hack frant, Georgii 11. firgi rid. auctori :shills. Liberians riadiia, funilatori pair; pulpits ih t • gliartii%ll of d)-111 !aft-iy,• tlar as! , ertin . 4001 linv4 ty, Inc esta blisher 1/i ..str traorinillity the tno%t grayion. Soterrign, and f..ther pa.ople, George tie St cord • 'Else tat .tnes whirl) adorned it were 4.!3. viz On tlic fit -1 half pace of the teat stalrese , t• evn the sight hand, wahTinse; on the left, 161%; aels reclining on an urn. iii the renter or the temple. seated on an altar, was the God :e.. of Pea-e, litiblimt an olive branch, anti •npported on the ro.lit by Neptsi..e, and on Inc left by Mars These five in • later t f 1),,i is. In front floor stta nu.. viz Justice., Temperance, Foutitinit, On 'he riget en .% tic hoop, Con.tat:ey. itomprii , Chloe ev lu the hark ft tint Faidttolnt•ss, Viutlaoce. On the attic, above 1144 Col Met' iu ild! how. Jipttur 2 Ceres Diana, Apollo In the tx t elt it the ang . e., lercisry and Minerva. pictures in bout title 18, each pal• teal double: they at firsts apiw.,14.1 u: marble bast ; and after the tire. %%441., they N% err mimed ny amid ilibcovt tett picture,: lepiet.caitiog Vie •anie •iejeet 1 . 0 1 011 r,:. The vreat • picture over the corni6e in the centre, wa% '8 ft et by 10. repsesented his giving Peace to Britannia. The at tendant% on Peace were Riches, Ft I e itv, Trade and (,`ont tnerce The nu Britannia were Litat t tv , Agrieultnie, anti the Arts and Science*. Uss the tide. bekw the entablature, was a picture of 13 leer by 8, representing the return ot Neptune riding on the ocei.ti, in a car drawn by seri.ltirrscs; his right han : held a trident, and Isis lett smite , : ted a globe ; he was eniaineted by the Geniis of Peace, and attended by tritons, yea nyntpha, sic. Cionip•mi , m to this, no the left of the retard arch, wa, the return of Mats : he was seated to a car, drawn by three linos, the arths of England, and was con ductc.d Fame, with an olive-branch. %%in proclaimed the peace. Tae.car Was A4101%1 0 (1 I::: th e army. On each side of these two la s t pictures wits ti ftstfillil Of arici4 and milit.iry iustrimit tits. The medallion on the right hand wad )13114 WWI Fralll*C: the legend, Co:loot-ilia recirtxt Excrgne, Britt. C;(1/1.—Con cord renewed. Britain, France. tiel‘w this was the ti use of Li berty. . On the' left was a medallinn repefienting Ibitannia joining hawk wilt s Spato ; the legend , Mess nitit?la EXVl'g:it, &ht. Mll - ISciii.fit. stain, Spain Below ti:ii was the figure tit — Plenty. ,•Trte followinJ 01.1111 es w. re .hiot rendered : transpai tilt, viz. The of Peace, burning heap , . of arms on cacti end ill the Ai the right 111-1 were tw'o medallions ; one of Augustus : tlic other of Aht,mhp4 Ynr. At the lift end, two Inca:dhow.; v i se of Veva_ sian ; the otlit rof ri,dati. Uotlecticath two Genii, on each snie ot o gl die. one MI6 g with a book in lian4, the other parclunentg wills seals pendant. &c. • • . . • . . DISPOSITION ()Ir TIII )FIRE -wortx. After a grand overtire witriike nistioineirts composed by tiatioel,, a ingsnif wits given for tliter,itinit•nceilicia of the tire-mirk, opened by a royal salute of tO.l brass ordnance, iz. 71 15.ponsiderto, 20 12 pounders. Whetrtlki.: ::aline ended, the Strew us , - . • •• • • TuzsD4 LONDU.N G e t 'ET TE. . "1 • At a Court it CarltUn Hu se,, the SSt of *July, 1814, present bil Royal Hightte4 the Prime Iti:etit in Cenneil. 'li Nut!, Qlorge , Earroi:Abeslecu j -11. acrd the Itigla kiOJ. Charles a. i• ~ ..1 1; •', :4 r: I;t3 • • THE NATIONAL REGISTER. - JULY 31 Lori SA-Aar', 1i.13.; were, b) ceininiiiiti of ;ie., It.oyai the p r i,, ce R ex usit, in the naive and on the !wheat of his 111.9esty, swiAn of Majesty's iiwst Hotmtrable Privy Comical, and took ti:e it re .p ee tirr phices et tie Board This day MonActir tit Froiderekeli, accompaiurd by Moir.le H r de Header, charged with a sp dial mission to the Prince Rcgtot the Canton of Berne, Ifni a pi mite audience of his Royal Highness, deliver their crtlicillials • to which they were introduced by Lurd Ca•tjereavh, Moji niy's f"rincipill Secretary of State for Foreign AlEas, and cosiducttil by Robert Chester, E. Assistant 31astrr of the Ce..rnionics. This d..y Sir F.r.ihcis lYlvernois, Minister front the RePlthlie of Geneva, ..iieconipanictl by Monsieur Torrett:iii, had a1,,0 a private antlienee of his tCo al fliuhile•s the Prince Regent, to deliver credentials; to which tlity were iotrodiired sly Lord Vi,cooot Caoleteagli his AlrijcstvN rilicipai Secretary of State for Foivign Affair.), and couthuctt:d by Robert Chester, Esq. itbistaut Alaster of the Ceremonies. BANKRUPTS.* T. Palmer, of Avrnorey. /I'4cl:4d-hire, mister, to snrrender lily 2?, vB, a nd pt. 6, at Clettil at Iht Whitt H01',4! Inn, Lodluvr, S a lop. A tfoi lie., Mi. Pugh. Bernaral-alreel, Rose n Lon. don ; and Mews Adams ac Anderson, Ludlow, N A Co per, of Barton-Pr:dish, Norton:, miller, Aug. 15, at -ix. 16. at ten, ai.d Qupt. 6. at eleven. at the Kind's Aim's 11)11, F. 4 t Duilrim Norfolk.. Attornies, St %%cll and ' Blake, Not %vie!) ; and 'Ms Tiliniry, Falcou.street, Falcon-square, Londarr. 'l' Bro. , inie.z, -1 Eaton Socou, Betlforab.liire, dealer, Aug. 18, at six, 19, ;ft tin, and Sept. 6, nt elevrii. at the Falcon Inn, E a t o n socoo. Astornie-. Mess:F. Evan and Waterman, Essex sill et ; and and Mr. Needhatia..Godniancliester. A. Atki, so n, ion. 01 truiched.triars, merchant, July 30, at one, Aug. 2. at tvtehe, and Sept, 6, at ten, at A monies, Messrs. Tornliiisons. Thomson, and B.iker; ttprlial e‘vrt, Thrug e mortoti.street J Hoolon, of Upholland, Llincastur, eottaimaamilacturer, Aug. 19. at five, 20, at ten, a tl Se9t. 6. at twelve, lit the Buck i'lli•Vine Inn, Wigan. Attornies, Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane ; and Mr. Grim.. ',hat% Wigan. S. Henman. of Recuiver, Kent, eordwainer, Aug. 8, at eleven, 9, 21 .1(1 *.aept. 6 at twelve, at the Guildhall, Cants ibury. Attoi ides, Aft. Plununer, Canterbury ; and Messrs. Netliersole and Porta!, Essex street, London a R. lilackwcll, of Crescent, Minoriec, merchant, July 30, Aug. 13. and Sept. 6, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. Hurd, Temple; and Messrs. Hewitt and Kirk. Blanchester. P. l'oletlann, of (heat Prescoi : street, Goodniall'A lit his, merchant, Aug. 2, at eleven, 16, at twelve. and Sept. 6, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lyon, London-Wall. B. Abraham, of LothltUry,- met chant, Anr. 2,0, and Sept. 6, at eleven, at Guildhall. 'Attorney, Mr. Nind, Throginortou.street. T. rind J. Perry. of St. Paul, Gloucestershire, coach and liarne,s makors, Aug 9, 10 and Sept. 6, at twelve, at tlie Commercial. rooms, Coin..:tieet Bristol.. - .Attornies, Mu. Stephens, I•ristol ; and Messrs..Swt et and Stokes, Besingliall-s tut t, London. M. B. Harvey, of and ,I. W Harvey, of Hadley Hir!, Fssex, bankers, July 30, Aug. 9. ated Sept. 3, at ten, at, Guildhall, Landon. A !tonne% Messrs. Tilton and Preston, Colernan. , ti rel.. W. Lintoll'ear, jun of Little Chelsea, surgeon, July 30, Aug. 9, and Sept 6, at ten, at Guildhall. • Attornies, Messrs. Nelson and Wrciitmae, King's-road, Chelsea. • . . SATURD.4I,'S LONDON GAZETTE. . . The gazette contains tiirceTroclatnations by the Prince Regent lo Council, dated Carlton 11-iise, July .• The first is tbr _recalling and prohibiting Inc" Majeity's natural h-rn cts from Serving in the . s . ca, or laud threes of the tilite4 States 'of America ; for extending a free pardon • to all who 'nay withdraw themselves from r 'au! svrviee «tthin four'montlis after 'he date of thi:: prociamition ; agd declaring ail those - .hat do not comply traitors to their cosnitiy, and subjcet to the pinthliment 4 -lush Wei:clefs: • ; The ,second prohibits the exportation of gunpOwder, saltpetre, or any sbrt of amts or ammunition, without permission, • The third likewise`, ruhibits the eNportetion of iron and other naval stores. -• • .. • . • -• The.CeremonfA 'of the InvestitOri. Of the Order of th'e Nth on Lieut.. , Gen. Henry Milton, and Admiral Wm. Youtig,.appears in 01 . 16 GdZetter Excqlleucy, Cuu,at Nunes hero ► tep uted by re:awad • • • I