The National Register. — London, England, 1818-11-08 00:00:00

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS FOR T•HE ENSUTNO WEER. TiIEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. To-morrow—Jane Shore—Paul and Virginia—The Miller and Mis flu Tuesday—The Clandeatir.e Marriage—The Barber of Seville. Wednesday—The Soldier's Daughter. 'fhursilay—The for Scandal—The Critick. Friday—Adelgitha—Paul and Virginia—Oat time) The Six Physi cians ! or. The Patient carried off: THE NATIONAL REGISTER. LONDON: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1818. Wr have received the Paris Papers of Welnesday last, from which the following arc extracts : '• PARIS, Nov. 4.—On the Ist inst, his Prussian Nlajosty went to the Palace, to tale leave of the King, as also of the Princes and Princesses of the Royal Family, and intended to have set off on the 2d instant, but for the indisposition which confined him to his apartments during the whole of that day. ilis Majes ty however commenced his route, yesterday, ut eleven o'clock. On the 2l it the Duke d'Angouleme passed through the town of La-l'ertc-sous-Jouare Although the passage of this Prince was not announced, the Na- tional Guard got under arms, and his Royal Highness was received by the Municipal Corps, amidst the accla mations of all the inhabitants. Baron Lagny, the Mayor, had the honour to congratulate his Royal High ness, who kindly sawed him of his remembrance of the reception given to tho Royal Family, by Monsieur and Madame Reynard de Isle, his parents, at the period of their unhappy return fl•orn Varenns, on the Q4th of June, 1791. The Prince deigned to inquire into the condition of the poor in this commune, and gave 500 fr. to the .lttyor, to be distributed amongst them. He resurned his rout;, amidst renewed eYelansatious et. A I..mg live the King ! the Duke tt'Angoulerne! and \h., Bourbons !• " The suit for calumny, between General C.inucl, Colonel Fabvier, nod d. Seuneville,. will come on the Criminal Court, on Saturday, the 7th inst agreeably to postponement in the month of July last. " During the elenions in the Department of. be Gard, one of the bulletins of the second seetion presented the names of J471!.2t1, Calvin, and Luther. The Vice- President having read them over, the Secretary rose, and said:---' Me. Pre lent, I !: - .ove that the bulletin be declared nuU, these Gentlemen nut being upon the list of eligible electors.' • ." Extract of a letter from Geneva, datel the ult The pnristr.tis assume in England an lei' not very consol.atery to th friends cf pox:. TIE not .as yet forin a politica'. party, at isms ,;ensibl but with their number, which increases daily, ia an alarrzing proportion. It is (ponce of their doctrine of absolute prtdestiimii‘; , . have Imre a Professor, named Mahan, who paid, is said, by the English Puritans) is the echo sect. He frankly teaches that the human ram; vincibly predestinated to lie, steal, violate Authorities have suppressed the school, where stilled into youth these 'fine maxims, instead of instruct ing theta in Latin; and this man mars that persecuted .! Happily this dangerous fanaticism partisans in any class of society. The people deride and are not desirous of following • the doctrines wretches, whom they reasonably regard as evil-r people.' " French Fonds Nov. s . — Five per Cents. 68, Bank Stock, t 56f. The monicd interests in the City coratiite in agitation respecting the present state of France, demand fur specie, and the great depres►ion Funds; they are also making preparation in case tensive calls being made upon them by theircorrespon , ents at Paris. A letter, dated Paris, Wednesda? o'clock, sent by express to Calais, to overtake the states that the Minister of Finance had come . determination of as ,, isting the Bank, which had im proved public cre,lit is the' Funds; the continuation of the account was one half less than it had previously been; the writer of the letter mentions that the price of the Five per Cents. was at the date of his writing 68f. 50c. for money. The demand for specie conti nued." The followiag is an extract of a letter from Calais, doted Nov. 6, which we received yesterday:— " CALAIS, Nov. 6.—The embarkation nonfinite/I in the most successful manner ; the arrangements made respecting it, do the greatest honour to the officers. Order and precision prevail in every quarter, and an astonishing activity : sometimes transports coming into the harbour, have immediately received their troops, and put to sea again the same tide.—The Royal Artilles! . is now embarked, and will sail this morning. The Cavalry Corps are to commence embarking to-morrow' so that it is generally belived the whole of the array will be off in the coarse of next week. No accident whatever has happened." The ship Devon, which sailed from Valparaiso, in the beginning of July, has reached an ontport. and brings accounts front thence, dated the 4th of that month. The Insurgent Army was considerable, in consequence of reinforcements from Buenos Ayres, and a number of recruits raised in the country. There had, however, been no new action, as Osorio kept him self inclosed in Concepcion de Chili. EcTerting mili tary operations we have had later accounts through Buenos Ayres, but they contained no intelligence as to the proceeding of the Royalists' squadron, which firr some time had blockade I Valparaiso. It aprears that these ships had captured a British vessel, Lund from London to the South Seas, called the Inspector, Captain Dincinrom ; but falling in subsequently with a number of Insurgent privateers, the Inspector was recaptured by them, after a severe action, and carried into Val paraiso. Letters dated early in S.Ttember, from Porto Bello, state, that in that neighbourhood a considerable party of Insurgents had appeared. •In conscpcnee, the Au thorities at Porto Belle were usinz their utmost endea-- --- yours to put the plate in a condition to resist thew, and they i_ad isaned.ordeni both for the iinprehstuent of men and mules. liWas currently reported, at the date of these advices, that war had been de c lar e d b e t wceu Spain and the United States. anA two or three ships from the ports of the latter, =ad Len detained on this ground. Insurgent i:rivitc. 4 :ts in etvlactabie farce were cruising on those seal. • ,4 A ge — Pplasacut to Tuesday's Gazette was published in the course otTriday, containinu . despatehe from the Governor in Coln -at fionib,tv, us likewise f ront a number of 00fiers uit4 ..... elincr commands throughout. theleon anent of India, tvire,. - amsrilin g t o these docugisulk have captured several of a Mabratt:t thiliand a number of smail sectvlsts. tfMs deseripion of sstvice, however, can havily `lntuiza, per. them. urpeur I the ; of are rke, heti possessea them, as it was svf to beca their intention, the trade of the colony to ve beet An article from Madrid armor:nee, to the world, what we suppose miAt have been admitted Wias a to lerably safe conscience many months ago, that no re liance is to be placed by Spain, in her South American contest, upon any bat Spanish soldiers. The expedi tiim, it is said, even glanced to one lueif of the force at which it was originally estimated, will scarcely be ready for sell before two months. It appears from' the American Papers., that notiee had been given to Sritith vessels in .the American ports, that such of them as were hound to . pprts in the British dominions, from which American bottiiiirs-sre,eNeladrd, must depart on the Seth of Septemlx , r, othentii,e they would become subject to the provisions of the Naviga tion Act. The Washington Gasette cf the •sOth of Septemtcr says, it is informed, from good nuttnicitf, that the G►- vernment has deuirtnirted to seal a:► expedition to ex plore the head-waters of the accompanied by scientific characters. By a letter from St. Helena, of the 13th of .Septem. her, the naval force there consisted as follows : Conqueror, 74, Admiral Fliunpia, Ciptain Wadi ; Tees, Dotterel, Podargos, Rcdpole. Favourite, Mus qnito, and Ractsm; the two latter were to sail .fir England very soon. .1 he I , .!tter states .:—" Napoleon is never to be seen, and the respectability of sonic cf attendants is much on the decline, Bertrand particularly. A house is 'begun for the e , -(l,:wort Emperor, close to Longwood, and the anxiety of the (lovernor to have it completed induces him to ride daily to the spot, and in less than a year I think ha will have no WINO to com plain of his dwelling." Recent intelligence from Constantinople points to the probability of sonic violent disturbances in that ill regulatNl capital. Thu necessity of ye-organizing the torps of Janissaries has been apparent for many years; but the difficulties and dangers attendant on such a reform have been already fatal to move than one Go. vernmert ; and it is conjectured, may involve the reign- Sultan in the same c.itunities which have WC& len his most enlightened predecessors. The intelligence from Ceylon continues 'o Tivearthe same gloomy aspect; no hopes are entertained of a speedy restoration 4* tranquillity, as. disafreetod naiives, owing to the peculiar face-of theattlintry, still contrived to elute every attempt to bring thew to.ac. t ion. Mr. Serjeant Vaughan nna Mr. Gamlen are arnfi. dently spoken of iu Westminster Hall, u ,the new puisnc Judges. . ... . net' iiile called the stor ine , of AYH: fortified city cf Chandzi they d o in the Nagpore ryi I Lieutenant-W*llcl J. W . ibly so I Adams ;an cxp t whit atgallant °fiber represent.• to have.exhibit in th Atighest lustre, the spied end -, er i T ue s energy of the 'tisk trOpil. We had on the: i>oari•, , •,. conic- Captais Clnlrles rth a three other officers roulade!. pi. We We cannot find is the upP:ement.lo the Gazette, any Lid, as it allusion to the Tried. erreeder oMe Peishwu. of that Le tters front- ava ' , of b, the September Mae:, that an lingiiskiresselfisid recently entered that port, ' are il!" wlesee car g o, *Du g othor warlike stores, contained c. 'flit i(j,000 stanil 04.artne; then were itntnediutely seized a he ie. by the Spanish*uthfititiqe e -itho refused either to pure nstruct- chase them or td restos.. thin, or even to suffer them it iic i,, to in: disposed inOrlie island. It does not appear whether the v• el aindtb - utilt - ttrt üba, or merely put finds no into Havann:t or so* temporary ectommodation.— elide it, A g reat s t r i c ess pr etails generalle in ontlirciter the •,-, rises .. • OW- relative tn the . ction of ' the duties on goods; -minded a smuggiiO4, twin to the increased vigilauce of le present Powernor, ad bacon!, almost impracticable. 81 2 .: Traincree Wasi far front beintin . a flourishing state, or alley to roans) the Isbpes of re culat.ors. • d,, .. • .:The Sierra I. cone Gazelle of the 181 k. of July gives asaccottgt of fovernor btracalphy's hoeing taken pas- n stud' stssion ofkhe Isles de l o siss in the naive of the King of ice, the Great tiritaiti; and „private legs Aform us, that he I of the has estibli , hed a rtalement at lie foot:th of the Sh e r. a of ex - borough river„,and,taLAl the Plantain Islas under the vspond- protection of his Government : ate isles de Loss are situated about 10 leagues ncirthveircl of Sierra Leone, (13Y one the Plantains about 20 leagues seath-west ' • so that by he mail , this attention to occupying these pnbsts, tehas secured to the the trade of Sierra Leone : whereaf , if the Americans true :ix LON DON G.l 11.1N10111PCIES SO.7II:IISEDED. Y. 11V..1:::tfy Stro'.t. rucalp.nt. E. jun. late of Iftountocw , lniz. iIANKI:I. N. t!• raft is W. G. Stratrard.apen.Avsso. Warwick. N.T. es. 19, at Straffurtl-:blot:-A v Atm Nleyrick and Co Red . .•t.lt J. Yew Tree, York. cotton spinner. Dec. 2, 4. 19, at Man - Aftf. and co. Gm's Inn. k.vvot.Dif W. 136411, soap maker, Nov. 11.11. Dec. 19, at Brix . t. •ktte. Peels ant Co. (instates. sL.tTI:A J. end .1. and J. St.aft za, jun. Yeadots. York. eloeniors Nov. .43, 24, lke. 17). at loads. Acts. Atic,..sof and Co. I.ceds. Sit r.r.s.aw G. M. 1/nlon-street. Whitodsepcl. arhier." Nov • IQ. al. Ike. 19. at -Guildhall. Att. Mr. Lang, .ler trica.squ3re. R.‘T RAY .1. Pinch-Ism. Cornhill, stock broker. NOV. 1%21. Dec. 19. at (;eildhell. Atte. 'WWI and. Co. Copthall-court. Tlwertier- Sat:,r,las, Nom 7. I.r• ton•titreet. In nu `.•. Sutton, Surrey. i n , Nov. 10,21, D0e.19. at Guild. gc r. I .1:. A. Mr. Adams. 0 1.; .....v:r-r- J. end Bonen J. ewry-strNo. Aldgate. whole:aide eta miners. Nor. 14. 24. Dee. *2, at Guildhall. Att....cc and Co. T'lrve Croon court. Sonthwark. 11 7.3 !.. Darlasion, eitafibra. denier. Nov. 19, 20, 1)ae.19, at Air • i :•:,,I.L.rn. Alt+. Clarke end Co. Chancery-lane. 1: ~t- 1: W. Iligii4treet, l'ophir, rag or:reboot. Nov. 14, 21. Dee. ,:i. at Gundholl. Atts. ilussen and Co. Crown Alders mite-street. llows:s G. norl:ester, tavern keeper. Nov. 11, 21. 19, M Guildhall. Alto. l'o enall and (V. l'optl4lll-cosirt. n. areas. S - . ivy 0. Mnrgate, Kent, printer, Nov. 14. 21.D0e.19. at Gnikl -1414 Att. Mr. *Lewis, Clement's lne. War.vr.it R. jun. Cmydon. turret, trunk miter. tier. I*, 24. Dec. 19. at Guildhall. .‘ tt. Mr. Holmes. tit. James-street. Scorroeti T. and 3. Blackfriars-rowl, dealers. Nov. 19,10, Dec. 19. at Birmingham. Art-. Clarke aml Co. Chanorry.lane. Szvaac C. Wilmot.street, Itrin,:iiiek square, mariner. Nov. 10. St. Dec. 19, at Guildhall. At , . Mr. llivingten. Feliakunh Biladings. Ftnchureli Street- Saertra K. J. Toot Ea 11. ant 7"I7.IIIII!RT,Enc, WWII el Leatien hall street. utarehant , , Ntw. I:). 17, Dec. 19. at fkikilaa. AUI. Weston and Co. Felehur , ll Stre-A. \II r. LS C. E. Stamford. Lincoln. tipholdcr. Dec. 8,9, Ili. at grim ford. AU.. Anstice and Co. Inner Temple. DIVIDENDS. T. Holmes J. Harris, and 3. D. Enghsh. Loag Acre, coach makers, Nov. 28. W. l'rieo, 31incirie.s, grocer, Nov. 2st. J. Del[, and .1. 11. Snowden, I.eeds, linendrapers. Dec. 1. • 3. Stiuggs. Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, mercer, Dec. 12. S. It. Wilmot, Bristol, brewer, Nov. 30. R. W. Tabor, James Street, Golden Spia-replutubar, Dec. 8. B. Allen. Leice ter, trimming manufacturer, Dec. 1. Tl. 13.. tilts-, Stonehoitse, Devon. ship builder. Dec. 3. R. tiantkreo.l.oaklain. York, farmer, 0:4.1. J. Aldred. Chcrtsey, Surrey, grocer, Nov. 28. Jrmes Collins, l'ort, , a, g. ocer, Dec. 1. .1. Arden, liiei , ter. butcher, Dec. 1. 1. Briq,rg, late of lirydges S:rerl. Covent Garden, jeweller. Dee. 8. J. Border. !Lowey Street, Oxford Street. s'memaker. Nov. 28. J. Dowd-all, Dartmouth Street, Westminster, carpcater. Nov. 28. S. Jones, St. Pawl's Chinch Yard, silk manufacturer, Dec. 19. T. 'sane, laced Godalming. botcher, N0v.28. IL Maltby, late of Mortimer Streit, money scrivener. Dcc. 3. Isl. Furloose. Lloyd's Coffe House. mereant, Nov. 2-1. J. Beans, Tottenham Court lion'. linendraper, Nov: 2e. G. Gikbrook, Sloane Terrace, Chelsea, linendraper. Dec. 1. . C. T. Baker, late of Marlborough, Wilts, 11nel:draper. Nov. 30. VERTIFICATES.—Vov. W. Bath, Esher, Surrey, victlaller--Wm. Brown. Collegr Hill, I.ondon, merchant...S. Vs Russell Street, Bisrmondvy, manner. J. Cross. Commercial Road, tailor—S. and G. Williams, and T. Tarrrun. Lilypot Lane, straw hat makers-3. Juni} , and T. Hargrove,. Fore Sirens. hat makers—R. Lightfoot. Carlisle. iron ' merchant—ll. Leach and J. Anlbi-nse, Bristol, linen merchants— S. Abbott. New Court, St. Switnin's Lane, merchant—J .0. Head, ).iverpool, merchant. THE NATIONAL urGisTrtt NOV. 8 , .1 n