The National Register. — London, England, 1820-07-16 00:00:00

Mormon. SUNDAY, JULY 19. -.....- CONTEMPTIBLE MEANNESS OF THE SING TOWARDS THE QUEEN. Dr. LUflillItOTON called the attention of the House last night to a mean and despicable insult offered to ber Majesty. In 1808 the late King gave her a service of plate, which she used until 1814, and, then left it in the care of Mr. Marsh, at the Lord Chamberlain's Office, but on applying for it now, found it withheld from her, and said to be the pro perty of the Crown. He would now make a motion for the official papers connected with this subject. At the earnest entreaty of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, instead of moving now, Dr. Lushington left his motion stand us a notice for Monday next. The French Papers of Tuesday and Wednesday have arrived. They. announce the arrival in Paris of M. Hyde De Neuhille, his Majesty's Ambassador to the United States of America. The bare fact is mentioned without remark or comment, though a rumour was circulated among the English Stock Jobbers, that his return was occasioned by a mis understanding between the two countries. The French Funds, which have risen since his return, falsify the sinister report of a rupture between France and the United States. The Budget of Ways and Means have beon adopted in the Chamber of Deputies, by a majority of 139 against 6. The Quolidienne says, " The Sieur Bartolomo•Bergami, who makes so important a figure in the Bill.of Divorce and Degreilution, translated yesterday in our Journal, is at this moment in. Paris : he fol. lowed the Queen of England as far Calais, .but has deemed it prudent to await . in France the issue of the trial, which, at this moment occupies the three kingdoms." The Journal of the Eastern Py rennees, contains an afflicting account of the plague at Majorca, which is now said to be the same as the plague of the Levant. News from Palma mentions, that the French Consul has brought from Tangiers four persons who have been inoculated with pesti lential virus, and who, thus shielded from danger, are to attend the sick and bury the dead. A cele— brated physician, of the name of Pascual, is said to have died of the plague. Letters from Barcelona of the 10th instant say, that the pestilence con tinues its dreadful ravages : the numbers who fall sacrifices to it daily increasing. The strictest pre cautions are taken to prevent it communicating to the South of France. In the sitting of the Chamber of Peers en Tuesday, the debate upon the opening of the project of the law of the Budget was fixed for Friday, and five members were heard upon the Resolution relative to tine personal arrest of Peers, after which the debate was adjourned to Thursday. In the Chamber of Deputies a Petition was pre ferred to enable his Majesty, in particular cases, to grant a dispensation to enable his brothers-in-law and si aers-in-law to intermarry. A similar petition had been frequently rejected. The present was got. rid of by the Order of the Day. The debate upon the project of the law, relative to the Treaty with the Dey of Algiers, was opened, and adjourned to the next day. Baron Vincent, the Austrian Minis ter, had as audience of the King yesterday, to an nounce the marriage of the Archduke Reignier, Viceroy of Venetian Lombardy, with the Princess of Savoy Carignon. Ile Five per cent. Consols are 75f. ; Bank Actions 1,300 1. The Algerines have renewed their old system of piracy, with a degree of audacity that ought to bring down upon them the vengeance of the Maritime Powers. They have•sent et squadron of five vessels to sea, to make war upon the commerce of all those nations which are not represented at Algiers, and whose tresentment, from their feebleness, they are not afraid to provoke. The red flag of defiance was flying when the piratical squadron sailed, which, if care is not taken, will disseminate the plague, as it still raged at Algiers and Oran. The revenues of the country not being equal to the wants of the Go vccinuent, the barbarians endeavour to support the matine, and to enrich the rapacious officers of state, and fill the cotters by means of piracy. How !ou t ; will this disgrace to humanity and civilizA Europe be sufleted to exist ? The following, is a Copy of the Requisition pre sented to the Lord Mayor, for calling a Special Court of Common Council : " To the Right lion. the Lord Mayor. " Jelly I I, 1820. ", We, the undersigned, request your Lorilshiii will enll a Special Omit of Common Council, as early as pos sible, to take two eint3iderrition the propriety of either addressing his Majesty, ur of Petitioning both Houses of Parliatuent, upon the extraordinary proceedings which are proposed to be adopted rt apt:cling her :\ lajesty the Queen of toted by neatly ill Members,— 'file Lind 1,1)01 - has appointed Ntorthy ntAt, at tt, core tik.dg eons:Jet atm'. ,:,,,,; _ ~.. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. rs Bit TXZ ICrwo.—A PROCLAMATION' for adjourning the solemnity of the Coronation of His Majesty. G. R. Whereas by our royal proclamation, bearing date the 6th day of May la,t, we did (among other things) publish and declare our royal intention to celebrate the solemnity of oar royal coro nation on Tuesday, the Ist day of August next, at our palace at Westminster; and whereas for divers weighty reasons us there unto moving, we have thought At to adjourn the said solemnity until our royal will and pleasure shall be further signilled (hereon, we do by this our royal proclamation give notice thereof; and we do hereby further signify to all our loving subjects, whom it may concern, that all persons of what quality or rank soever they be, who cubes upon our letters to them directed, or by season of their offices or tenures or otherwise, are to do any ser vice at the time of such coronation, are discharged from their attendance on Tuesday, the Ist day of August next. Given at our Court at Carlton House, this 12th day of July, 1820, and in the first year of our reign. GOD SAVE THE KIHO. • BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. J. Wilby, Omit, York, clothier, from July 25 to Aug. 11. R. Sugdett. Halifax. York, bookseller, from July 25 to Aug.?. M. Garlic k, Halifax, printer. from July 25 to Aug. 7. J. R. Bell and W. Wilkinson, OW Broad Street, merchants, from July 13 to Sept. 2. J. Scott, Huddersfield, wooktapler, from July 22 to Aug. 9. BANKRUPTS. J. Booth. Burley Woodhead, York, worsted spinner. Solicitors, . Messrs. Few, Ashmore, and Co., Henrietta Street, Covent Garden. T. Sackett, Bermondsey, shipwright. SoL Mr. Ingold, Ja. maim Row, Bermondsey. W. Preston, Dove Court. Mansion House, bristle merchant. Sole. Messrs. Collingridge and l'otter, Coleman Street. W. Rocbeliffe, Chatham, baker. Sol. Mr. Nelson, Essex Street, Strand. W. Battey, Leominster Herefordshire, auctioneer. Sol. Messrs. Jenkins. Jamesoita Abbott. New inn. W. and J. Heap, Hepworth, York, clothiers. Sol. Mr. Lake, Cateaton Street. _ _ _ R. Wace, Castle Street, Falcon Square, merchant. Sole. Messrs. Dennett and Co.. King's Arms Yard, Coleman Street. J. Gillett, Crown Court, - Elect Street, printer. Sol. Mr. Spencer, Borough Road. J. Harrison, Sazilby, Lincoln. timber merchant. Sols. Messrs. Stocker, Dawson, and Ca, New Boswell Court. W. Willans, South Shields, clothier. Sols. Messrs. Meggison and Poole, Hatton Garden. J. Waring, Somerset Place, factor. Sob. Messrs. Bliss and Ellis. Gray's Inn. S. Bradbury, Oxford Street, draper. Sot Mr. Willoughby, Seejeanta' Inn. J. and M. Walden, Hackney, butchers. Sol. Mr. Earnshaw, Red Cross Street. J. T. Crawford. Judd Street. Brunswick Square, merchant. Sols. Messrs. Madoz and Sidney, Austinfriars. H. Exard, Brentford, Middlesex, carpenter. Sol. Mr. Wilmot, Essex Street, Strand. A. Howard, St. Swithin's Lane, merchant. Sol. Mr. Buckle, Size Lane. .1. Reed, Dowgate Wharf, Thames Street. wharfinger. Sol. Mr. Hindman, Basin treet. D VIDENDS. July 29, C. Cliffe. Commercial Road, victualler-29, G. Simp son, CwthallCourt. merchant—Aug. 16, T.Crahhx, Chelmsford, draper-9, J. Booth, Glocester, earthenwarenum-14, W. Ed wards, Langford, Somersetshire, tanner-5, J. Kirkman. City Road, brewer—it, W. Jarman, Knightsbridge, paper banger— s. C. Jackson. Upper Thames Street, sugar factor-7, T. Nutt, Bristol, shoemaker-5, A. Anderson, Philpot Lane, merchant— s, 8. L. Curlewis King Street. Covent Carden. tailor—ft, J. Martin. Mitcham ,! Surrey, butcher —I?, J. Bellin, Oxford Street, jeweller-sa. L. Cope, Kingston upon Hull, merchant-5, IL Meacoek, Liverpool, ship chandler-7, J. Marshall, Manchester, draper-9, R. M'Kay, Ynutifurd, Cheshire, linen draper —to, H. and G. Hudson, Liverpool. downers-17, R. Jackson, Ode y. York, woollen draper-10. G. Goodman, Heckrnondwiek, York, carpet maker-19, E. Ford, Lime Street, wine merchant —lt, J. Booth, Oxford Street, grocer—lt, J. Bradshaw, Postern Row, Tower Hill, woollen draper-10. W. H. and C. Barnard, Liverpool, merchants—b. J. A. Brush. Liverpool, merchant. CERTIFICATES to be granted Aug. 5. J. F. Machin and J. S. Gill. Glocester Street, Queen Square. surgical instrument makers—T. Benson, Sheffield, grocer—W. Chapman, Gravesend, provision merchant—J. L. Studd, Kirby Street, Hatton Garden. merchant—C. Simpson, Stretford, Lllll. esshire. nurseryman—J. S. Voysey, Ratcliffe Highway. grocer— J. and J. Silver, and A. Poyhon. Size Lane, merchant—W. and J. ,Thteneor, Foster Lane, button sellers—T. Benham. Ber. mondsey. broker—D. Pullen. Finch Lane, bill broker—S. George. Narberth, Pembroke shire, linen draper—G. Jones and J. Borrow. Bristol. coal merchant—M. Steakhouse, Bcdwelty, Monmouth. apothecary. Bank Stock S per Ceut. Red. 60{ 3 per Ceut. lung. 6•; ji per Ceut. 77fr 4 per Lent. 861 per Cent. Navy 102 i Luug Al3ll. la f fotockg. minima imp. 3 per tent. India Bonds 123. die. India Stuck Exciiespier Bille 61. dis. Cons. tor Ac. 70k Littler) . 'rickets £29 103. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. Tut Quttu.—•The Newcastle-upon-Tyne Ad. dress, signed by .6,000 persons, was on Friday morning presented to the Queen. The following was her Majesty's gracious %nswer:-- •• With great satisfaction I receive this Address from his Majesty's dutiful and loyal subjects, the inhabitants of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and the vicinity, •• I accept with tlastsks, and return with sincerity, this affectionate expression of , your. wishes towards myself, and towards that Illustrious House from which lam de scratdril t sad the true Wooer of which, as it never bas• been, so it never shall he tarnished by use. •• Whatever I possess of wisdom, courage, and mag nanimity, has beep fostered and strengthened by the example of this discerning, generous, and• gallant na— tion, on whose unalterable attachment to the principles of justice I firmly rely, tinder Divine Previdenee, for sisisport under all insuieriteitsfflictious. and for protection • against the nuscluitalions and violence of. ail my sue. ila ea,. THE NEW THRONE.—'this superb and truly magnificent production has been fully completed. The prominent feature is the Chair of State • the figure of its back is oval,- deeply bordered . Wit h rich' carved tracery, or running scroll pattern, blended. with exquisite wreathing and foliap ; the breadth'ef its bordering is about six inches, it is double gilt and highly burnished; the centre of the back, which still preserves the oval shape, is plain dark crimson velvet. On the centre of the back ; where the wreathing and foliage meet, is displayed in rich appropriate carving, of a size corresponding•with the, dimensions of the chair, the Imperial Crown of theses realms, richly gilt. The arms and legs of the chair are richly carved and gilt; the centre of the seat is rich dark crimson velvet, similar to the back. In. the centre of the back canopy, on a ground of dark crimson silk velvet, the Imperial Arms of these realms are most superblylemblazoned, according with the minutest prescriptions of Heraldic distinction.— The embroidery is of the most exquisite kind. Above the Atins are plainly embroidered in gold, the, initials G. R. The distance between the letters is about a foot ; just above, and inclining to the right : side of the G. the Ordinal number IV. is emblei. dered. On the Cstoons which depend from the rich architrave of the canopy, are richly embroidered in. gold and distinctive colours, the Stars and Collars of the different Orders of Knighthood established in the British Empire,ithe Garter, Thistle, St Patrick; Bath Grand Cross, Bath Commanders, and of the two divisions of the Royal Guelphic or Hanovetian. Order. These, with the various splendid decora tions we have already described, complete the new IMperial Throne of the United Kingdom; and con stitute, as a whole, the most splendid, classic, and appropriate appendage and symbol of Imperial power ever seen in. these realms A tremendous hail-storm was experienced in the vicinity of.Bala, Merionethshire, Thursday week. At Ithiwlas, it did great damage .to the windows. and to the hot and green-houses there ; at Cerrig-y Druidion, the Parsonage-house suffered severely and on the upland farm of Naut dedwydd, about two cart-loads of hailstones or concerete ice of the. the size of large eggs, were seen lying toget her the following day. The neighbourhood. of Llandrindod, in Radnueshire, was lately visited by a tremendous storm of thunder and lightning. A butcher, who had taken shelter in a cottage, was struck The cottager's wife and children, who sat near him were severely burnt in the face and neck. The thatched roof of the house was- . on:fire, but it waa . extinguished without much injury. Yesterday morning two battalions of the Ist reg meta, of Grenadier Guards, were reviewed by hi• Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief and his Grace the Duke of Wellington. They wens through their diffeir at evolutions with great pret vision, and to the perfect satisfaction of Iris Ruh a. Highness and every officer present . . Beta. ItiNoixo.—Thursday last the Society of Cumberland Youths rang, at St. John's, Horsely. down, a true and complete Treble Bub Royal, con sisting of 5040 changes, in three hours and 34 minutes, being the only p.al rung there for many years. A few days since, a dreadful accident happetiod at Messrs. Campart and Co.'s mills, at lver. Th.:- foreman, while in the act of putting grease to a spindle, had his clothes caught, and he was drawn in between the two wheels, when the force of his body broke the iron spindle, four inches in substance, into three pieces, when he fell on the door dreadfully mingled. He lingered for about eight hours in excruciating agony. Ile was only e 9 years of age. leaving a wife and three children to lament his loss. It is to be hoped this shocking accident will he a warning to men in similar employment, when doing any thing at machinery, to go always to the left of the wheels, in that case ars) , cannot get en tangled. Doing the contrary, was the cause of this unfortunate accident. The review of the Light Horse Volunteers Ly his Royal Highness the Conntiathlet in Chet; on S.iturtlay tile .2Stli instant, is to b.l at Wisiwoo:: II o'cLick.