The National Register. — London, England, 1816-01-28 00:00:00

TIIE NATIONAL REGISTER. SAN. N. boy, between tour and five months, and the lady having missed her necklace and locket, charged the boy with the theft. He at first denied any knowledge of it ; but on being taxed a second time, co►►fessed that he had given it to his mother, who had requested him to steal that or any thing else. The mother, a creditable look ing woman, was taken into custody, and informed of what her son bad said, which she most solemnly protested was false. When site AN . as brought before the Magistrate, the urchin persisted that what lie had told the officer was true. The poor woman cried bitterly, and begged of him to tell the truth, as did his father, and many other persons present ! but nothing could induce him to alter his story, and the poor woman, almost broken-hearted, was ordered to the House of Correction. The boy was ordered to be committed also, which made not the least impression on him, till the gaoler was about to put irons on him, when he said, all that he had said to implicate his mother was false, *and she knew nothing about it; that the necklace and locket were concealed in the drawer of a looking-glass, in one of the ladies' rooms. Craig went and searched the drawer, to no effect ; but on turning the carpet, there disco vered it. As soon as it was made known to the Magistrate, no time was lost in dispatchimn a person to order the discharge of the unfortunate woman ; and the abandoned youth was remanded. C. King was examined, charged with stealing, on Friday se'n night, in the warehouse of Messrs. Cadet! and Davies, booksellers, In the Strand, a copy of Burn's Justice, in sheets, of the value of 404,- The prisoner was apprehended in Drury-lane, with the pro perty in his possession.—Fully committed. TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. Jun. 23, 1816. The Prince Regent has been pleased to grant the dignity of a Baronet of Great Britain and Ireland to the following Gentlemen, and their heirs male, viz. Sir Chaloner Ogle, lint. Admiral of the Red. Banastre 'l'arleton, Esq. Gen. in the Army, and Col. of the lust of Light Drag.—John Floyd, Esq. Gen. in the Army, and Col. of the bth Reg. of Light Drag. WHITEHALL, Jan. 2S. The Prince Regent has been pleased to appoint Major Gen. Sir Hudson Lowe, Knt. Lieut. Gen. and Governor ()ISt. Helena ; to be a Knight of the Bath. BANKRUPTS SUPERSEDED. T. Cox, Ship-alley, Wellelose-square, linen-draper. J • Johnson, of Sheffield, me N rcer. BAKRUPTS. H. Wakley, jun. M. and W. Wakley, Bridgewater, hardwaremen, to surrender, Feb. 11, 15, and March 5, at the Commercial rooms, Bristol.-Attorney, Mr. Meredith, Lincoln's-inn. H. and'. 'liven, Miirtlake, grocers, Jan. 27, Feb. 3, and March $, at Guildhall.-Attor. Mr. Robinson, Half-moon-st. R. Dowding M e lksham, Wiltshire, clothier, Feb. 2,5, and March 5, at the 'Commercial-rooms, ristol.-Attorn. liourdillon and Hewitt, Little Friday-st. S. Kethero, otherwise S. Whittingslow, late of Manse' Lacy, Here fordshire, miller, Jan. 2'J, 30, and March 5, at the Black-swan, HerefOrd.-Attor. Street and Woolfe, Philpot-lane. 0. Watt, Baptist-Head Codee-ho. Aldermanbury, merchant, Jan. 27, Feb. 3, and March 5, at Guildhall.-Attornics, Amory and Coles, Loth bury. J. Bury, kinfare, Staffordshire, Butcher, Feb. 12, 13, and March 5, at the Crown-inn and Royal Hotel, Bridgnorth.-Attorney, Mr. Rich, inner Temple-lane. J. BLikeway and R. Btakcway, jun. Bilston, Staffordshire, grocers, Feb. 9, 10, and March 5, at the George JAM, Bewdley.-Attor. A ustice a ..d W right, Inner Tt mple. T. Worraii, NVrexhani, Dei,bighsliire, grocer, Feb. 19, 20, and M.irrh 5, at the Ring's Arms luu, Liverpool.-Attor. Addington and Gregory, Bedford Row. J. cnti.h, FritiJy-st. wiae-merchant, Jan. '27, Feb. 10, and March 5, at Guildhall.--.Att. Voting . and Hughes,St. Mildred's-et. Poultry. E. 1 :nen, Hazel-end, Farnham, Essex, horse-dealer, Jan. 30, Ft 6, and Mai ch 5, at Guildhall.-Attorney. Mr. Makinson, T J. 7' e, Oakhill, Shepton-Mallet, Snmersetshire, hosier, Feb. 5, !Wird) at the Castle and Ball Inn, Bath.-Attorney, • tit ..ot , Inner 'I emplu. Nottingliaar,_ lace-manufacturcr, Feb. 13, 14, and a* the Piloch Bowl, Nottingliiituu-Attorney, Mr. Hub . ; I,Am-friars. . • • 141 S" W. Hancoeks, Stiletto!), HeNfordshire, pig dealer, Feb. 13. 14, and March 5, at the Green Dragon Inn, Hereford.—Attor. Mr. Smith, Bedford-row. E. S. Fellows, Braincote, Northamptonshire, cheese factor, Feb. 13, 14, and March 5, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham.—Attoruics, Sykes and Knowles, New Inn. S. Mann, Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant, Jan. 25, 26, and March 6, at the Neptune Inn, Kingston-upon- dull. —Attornies, Rosser and Son, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn. • H. Bramley, Lloyd's Coffee-house, insurance -broker, Jan. 30. Feb. , 6, and March 5, at Guildhall.—Attornics, Kearsey and Spurr : Bishopsgatc-st. J. S. Debenne, North Walsham, Norfolk, grocer, Jan. 20, Feb 12, and March 5, at the Maid's Head Inn, Norwich.—Attor. W. Foster, Norwich. S. Rothwell, Fcnehurch-st. printer, Jan. 27,Feb. 3, and March 5, at Guildhall.—Attorney, Mr. Topping, Oreville-at. Hatton-gardeu. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 10. T. Gibson and J. Johnson, Lawrence-lane, bankers.-- Jan.3o. A. M'Craith, Lower Brook-street, Grosvenor-sq. wine-mer chant—Feb. 20, J. Pring, Crediton, Devonshire. tanner—March 2. J. and W. Nichol, late of the Old Jewry, merchants—Jan. 30. W. Altham Tokenhouse-yard, broker—Feb. 17. W. R. Laxtou, Gower vt. Nortli, St. Pancrass, builder—March 5. E. Mann, Yeovil, So mersetshire, linen-draper—Feb. 16. W. Maltby, jun. and W. Thorpe, jun. Bath, linen-drapers—Feb. 20. M. Wright, late of Derby, mercer—Feb. 13. W. Jackson, Liverpool, grocer—Feb. Kt. W. Cross, Illminster. Somersetshire victualler—Feb. 13. W. Tay lor, late of Woolwich, victualler—Jan. 30. J. Dempsey, Coleman street, tailor—Feb. 19. R. Brown, late of Worcester, glover—Feb. 15. IC Hodgson, Northallerton, surgeon—Feb. 17. J. Malaine and A. Nevis, Crown-street, Soho, working-jewellers—Feb. 10. J. Trus trim!, Essex-st. Hoxton, umbrella-maker—Feb. 13. W. J. Richard son, Nicholas-lane, merchant—Feb. 14. S. Massington, Burslam,. Staffordshire, glazier—May 21. C. Wright, Dowgate-hill, wine mcrehant—Feb. 20. M. and S. W. Woodward, Honduras Wharf, Bankside, timber-merchants—Feb. 27. H. Ilayly, St. Albans, corn chandler—March 2. S. Saunders, of Fleet-street, wholesale pert's mcr—Feb. 17. D. Anderson, Gray's-inn-lane, coal-merchant. CERTIFICATES—FEB. 13. J. Mitchel, late of Ulcoat's-mill, Cumberland, miller—R. W. Bar. , ber, ivy-lane, Newgate-st. painter- 2 -N. Biddle, Gloucester, grocer —J. Rodger, Sheffield, merchant--C. Smerdon, Liverpool, drug gist—J E. Heelboom, of Union-ct. Broad-st. merchant—D. Sped ding, Carlisle, butcher—J. G. N. George, New Bond-st. hat manu facturer. n•w ou r-- ,- dike • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. R. Smith, Endon, Staffordshire, and T. Welch, Manchester. cot ton-spinners—E. Hiscock, T. Axford, and J. Slade, %Vantage. Berkshire, wine-merchants—E. Hiscock and T. Axford, Abingdon, Berkshire, drapers—R. Unwin and G. Unwin,Od, timber. merchants—B. Ralph and J. Vaughan, Bristol, builders--J. Bent ley and E. Stead, Halifax, woollen card makers—M. Alden and. W. J. Dyer, Rosemary-lane—G. Winteringham and T. Mackerel', Iledon, common-brewers—J. Pilfold and J. Pilfold, Newtimber, Sussex, lime-burners—C. Shirley and B. Shirley, Worship-st. Shore ditch, Staffordshire warehousemen—E. Jones and F. M'Millan, Fore-st. engine-weavers—•E. and J. Gardner, Painswick, Glou cestershire, clothiers—J. Eyles and J. Terry, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, drapers—J. Raven and R. Chettleburgh, Nor wich, warehousemen—W. Paine and J. Crab!), Loin!' and-st. oilmen —J. Newton and T. Mather, Lyon's-inn, agents—G. M. Burrows • and R. V' illiams, Bioomsbury-sq. surgeons —C. Horne and W, Malpas, Upminster, Essex, distillers—W. Row and J. Surridge, Stampford-Beverell, Devonshire—S. Rumball and W. Dale, Nor-• wich, s;lawl manufacturers. BIRTHS.—At Great Linford House, the Lady of Lieut. Gen. Loft, of a son—her 18th child.—At Hay Hill, the Countess of Ash burnham, of a daughter.—The lady of Rear Admiral Sir G. Cock burn of a daughter. MARRIED.—At Cheltenham, Maj. Gen. Sri W. Westbye She ridan, Bart. of the Guards, to Louisa Mary, eldest dau. of J. Ad dison, Esq. of Moorshadabad, Bengal.—J. B. Wharton, EFq. of Ryder-st. St. James's, to Miss Pradsall of East Sheen.—W. M. Peacock, Esq. to ;Sophia, only dau. of Baron La Cainea, Con, sul-General at Nice.— Major T. A. Brandreth, of the Royal Arta+ lery, to Sarah, (laughter of the late G. Curling, Esq. of Cleveland* row, St.-James's.—Frederick Steuart Trench, Esq. eldest son of the Dean of Kildare, to the 11011. Bliss Helena Pcrceval, second dau. of bird Arden. .'_'?"344(14444 r