The National Register. — London, England, 1816-10-21 00:00:00

Y ~.~~n:T1;; ;~ , j No. 454.—V0►.. IX. MONDAY, OBER 21, 1816. FronSATURDAY'S LONI)ON GAZETTE,Oct.I9. BANKRUPTCY RNI.ARGF.D. STosY, T. of South Blyth, Northumberland, ship-owner, from Oct. 12 to Nov. 30. BANKRUPTS. Hasice, W. of Heaton Norris, Lancashire, cotton-spinner. Oct. 28, Nov. 4, 30, at Heaton Norris. Atts. Milne and Co. Temple. Dontt.t., 'l'. and R. and J. of Nottingham, hat-manufacturers, Nov. 6,5, 30, at Nottingham. Mt. Mr. Berridge. Hatton-garden. Scarr•r. R. of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant, Oct. 30, Nov 19, 30, at Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Atts. Atkinson & Co. Chancery-la. PARRISII, E. of Bcckington, dyer, Nov. 7,8, 30, at Bath. Atts. Edmunds and Co. Chancery-lane. Mortals, .1. late of Manchester, hat-manufacturer, Nov. 4,3, 30, at Manchester. Atts. Clarke r:.d Co. Chancery-lane. Tito ASON, S. of Newcastle-ttpon-Tyne. money-scrivener,3o. Nov. P l9. 30, at Newcastle-upon-Tync. Atte. Atkinson and Co. Chanccry-lane. lifonrox, T. of Flixton, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer, Nov. 8, 9, 30, at Manchester. Atts. Milne and Co. Temple. Strenn. W. of Woolwich, baker, Oct. 26, Nov. 2, 30, at Guild hall. Mtgs. Brace and Co. Surrey-street, Strand. AgSELL, W. of Wordage, Berks, tanner, Oct. 24, Nov. 1, 30, at Bristol. Atts. Lamberts and Co. Gray's inn-square. Bonn, A. of Sunderland near the Sea, ship-builder, Oct. 28, Nov. 16. 30, at Sunderland near the Sea. Au. Mr. Blakiston, Sy mond's-bon. PEARSE, C. of Wellington, druggi st, Oct. 29, 30, Nov. 30, at llo niton. Att. Mr. Luxmore, R ed Lion-square, Holborn. Cecil., J.. T. DratNisoir, J. BEwsON. and M. Dessosoo, of Liverpool. merchants, Nov. 13. 14, 30, at Liverpool. Atts. Clarke and Co. Chancery-lane. Cot.t.toon, J. of ehorley, Lancashire, shopkeeper, Nov. 6,7, 30, at Wigan. Att. Mr. Wmdle, John-street, Bedford-row. JOYCE, . and I'. of Twyeross, Leicestershire, innkeepers, Oct. 26, 28, Nov. R 30, at Market-Bosworth. Atta. Burgoyne and Co. Duke street, Grosvenor-square. Catire'ren. C. and .1. Lowness, of Horsham. bankers, Oct. 31, Nov. 1,10, at Newfield. AU. Mr. Stedman. Horsham. Go.torgaltaat, H. jun. of Corfe Castle, Dorsetshire. grocer, Nov. 13, 14, 30, at Wimborne-Minster. Att. Mr. Lowden, Clement's inn. TODHUNT2III, J. of London, merchant, Oet. 26, Nov. 2, 30, at Guildhall. Atts. Wiltshire and Co. Old Broad-street. Ler, A. of Wakefield, saddler, Nov. 8, 12, 30, at Guildhall Att. Mr. Farren. Threadneedle-street. Hu DSON. J. of Oxford-street, tobacconist, Oct. 26, Nov. 2, 30, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Hughes, Clifford's-inn. Bran, J. of Church-street, Bethriall-green, baker. Oct. 26, Nov. 2, 30, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Argil!, Whitachapel-row}. COILDIN6LEV, J. MIA F. /loosen, late of Lawrence-lane, ware housemen, Oct. 25. 9.. i, Nov. 30, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Cart wright, Broad-srreet-hilL Bose, J. W. of Bishoparate-street, silk-mercer, NOY. 2, 12, 30, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. `Tilde, Warwick-square. Lusx, J. of Exeter, ironmonger, Oct. 19, Nov. 2, 30, at Exeter. AU. Mr. Pidsley, Exeter. DIVIDENDS AT GUILDHALL. Bellamy T. of South Crescei•t. Toueohoso-y4.-rd. music-seller, Nov. n. Gordon J. of Hunter-street North, merchant, Nov. 16. Davies A. of Shoreditch, linen-draper. Nov. Aldred W. of Ipswich. linen-draper. Nov. 23. Carruthers G. P. of the Strand, lottery : office-keeper, Nov. 16. Foreman J. of Sheerness, carpenter. Nov. 19. Robertson-I. and J. Stein, of Law met- Pountney-hill, merch. Nov. 12. Butler J. of Deal, tajlor, Nov. 16. Riches .1. and H. Foreman, of High Ilolbom, linen-drapers. Nov. 12. Chamberlayne T. and Co. of Cumberland.st. coach-makers, Oct. 26. Worsfold S. L. of Ramsgate, shopkeeper, Nov. 8. Ashby R. of the Poultry, engraver, Nov. 12. Brandey R. of Shorter's-et. Throgmorton.st. bill-broker, Nov. 23. Cormack It. of Watling-street, underwriter, Nov. IG. Griffiths S. of Old Boswell-court, taylor, Nov. 12, Hamilton G. of Wormwotal-street, merchant, Nov. 16. lacy .1. of Blackfriars-road, brewer, Nov. 16. Stuart It. 3. of Ilart-stree‘, liloomsbury-square. merchant, Nov. 12. Chamberlain W. of Wading-street, hosier, Nov. 16. Th om p so n T. o f w a hnum Holy Cross, Essex, shopkeeper, Nov. 12. Wray A. of Tokenhouse.yarti, merchant. Nov. 12. Sharpe C. of the Poultry, bookseller. Nov. 16. Barnard D. of Shefifeld, York, merchant, Nov. 16. Ward 3. jun. of Bermondsey, flour-factor. Nov. 16. Carlen T. and W. Willson, of Langbourn Chambers, Fenchurch street. coal-factors. Nov. 16. Sievers H. E. of lower Thanace-street, fish-merchant. Nov. 19. Hutson .1. of the old City Chambers, merchant, Nov. 16. White T. jun. and Co. of Great Winchester-at. merchants, N0v.26. Clarke W. of Water-lane, 'rower-street. merchant, Nov. 12. Sundcy .1. of Watlhurst, Sussex. farmer, Nov. 23. Amhurst S. of Market-street, Westminster, brewer, Nov. 26. Stinger S. P. o' Maidstone, dealer. Nov. 12. INV IDENDS INi TILE COUNTRY. Formby J. of Liverpool. merchant, Nov. 16. Dodgem P. of I .iveryool. linen-draper, Dec. 2. Latham J. of Birmingham , hoot and shoe-maker, Nov. 16. G mid 'f. of A shlsorne. Derby. draper. Nov. 214. Webber W. of Exmouth. Devon, butcher, Nov. 13. G e rman R. of Plymouth Dock, mercer, Nov. 12. II colon S. of Plymouth Dock, jeweller, /let. Walker 'l'. and B. of Nlanehester, imichants, Dee. 9. Bernard.). and C. of Mauchester. linen-drapers. Nov. 16. Walker, .1. of Wakefield. York. bnen-elruper, Nov. 15. Bird .1. S. of Liverpool, grocer, Nov. I t. Siniek A. of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, currier, Nov. 14. C yarn FICATES, Nov. 9.—D. Wood. of Egremont,Cumber. land, innkeeper.-3. Murray, of Whitehaven, grocer.---G. North, of Breeknock, earner.—S. Ogden, of Keighley, York, money-scrivener. W. Sharpies and 3. Day, of Liverpool, merchants.—l.. Frost, of Macelesheld. Chester, and J. and M. A-hton, of Liverpool, timber merehano.—T. Gordon, of Ironmonger-lane, Queen's Duck, Liver d, merchant. rAnTsmtsitirs DISSOLVED. Hare 3. and E. of Kingston-upon-Hull, tallow-chantflers. Tunsta4 D. and 3. Jones, of Kensington, haberdashers. umer E. of Kenwyn, and J. Eddy, of Truro, hankers. Hoyle J. and G. Dyson, of Ilisliworth, Yorkshire. cotton-spinners. H oy l e 3. an d S. Greenwood, of ilisliworth. cotton-spinners. Hollingsworth W. and Co. of Weston-stnes.t, fouthwark. brewers. Smethurst' J. and H. P. _Kuchnotlial, of New llogel.at. nil-venders. Stopfurd A. of Bo ston, and J. Ainsworth, of Rooky 1111I,Itat-manu facturers. Allen W. T. and S. Fortner, of Atherstone, mercers • it• at - anal rot Our Ulna, Con6titutirm anb itaingi. .',Matson IL and S. Abraham ' et.lled Lion-yard, brewers. Gooch 11. B. and Co. of Alcitausate-street. Breeze E. and Co. Church-sweet. ICemington. linen-drapers. Pineham W. and S. Glover, of Woolwich, grocers. Pearson G. and Co. of Macclesfield. sills-manufacturers. M. Namara M. and P. Cuddihy, of London, merchants. Smart J. & Co. of St. PhilMand Jamb, Gloucestershire, lightennen. Watson J. and Co. of Shtfßeld and Essex-st. Strand, silver-platers. . ,ottr+ flit Pact Sid. mince of the sth : did the King dissolve the Chamber to re compose it entirely of the same elements ? Doubtless not. I u am authorised to declare, to repeat, to write, that the KinC would see with dissatisfaction such Deputies returned to the new Chamber as have signalized themselves duriag the last Session by a decided attachment to the majority hostile to the Government. On }our arrival at Arras, Sir, do me the honour of waiting on me. I alone can impart to you the views and real intentions of his Majesty : especially do not neglect fulfilling the sacred duty of attending to vote. The King the Charter, and France alike reclaim it.—t have the honour, &c " The Master of Bequests, MALHOUET.'; TO 1 4 11 E PRESIDENT OR THE ELECTORAL. COLLEGE AT AWOL " Mot.:IELR LS PRESIDENT—I think it my duty to protest against the operations of the Assembly, In consequence of a letter which I depose on the Bureau, and which I demand permission to read. This letter, in contradiction to the Con stitutional Charter and the Laws on Elections, tends mini. festly to destroy the freedom of voting, and that with so roueh the greater effect, that it proceeds from the highest authority in the Department, and employs the angust name of the King, which has so much power over the hearts and minds of the faithful inhabitants of this Department. " COCHET DE CORBEAUMONT, Elector. " Arras, Oct. S, ISM" FRENCH FuNns.—Five per cent. 58. fr. 10 c.— Bank Action 1126 fr. 25 c. . VIENNA, OCT. 2.—Vestaday the Emperne returned to his residence in this city from the castle of Schwa brunn. The son of the Duchess of Parma, with his governess the Countess Maurice Dietrichstein, will to morrow return to this residence. We are assured that the marriage of the Emperor of Austria will take place sooner than has been announced. His Highness the Prince Joseph of Sehwartzenberg will, it is said, arrive here in a this days, and proceed im mediately in quality of Ambassador Extraordinary, to Menicli, in order to fulfil the honourable mission with which he is charged. The Princess will arrive, it is expected, on the 7th of November, and the ceremony will take place immediately after. Prince Leopold and the Princess, his with, will not depart for Naples, until after the marriage. • The Emperor of Austria has muted the brothers , Rothschild, bunkers at Frankfortjetters of nobility, for the service they did to the finances of Austria, when they realized the subsidies of England. The house of Rothschild has also banking establishments at Paris and London ; and it is at this moment char , ed with the realization of the contributions which France pays to the Allied Powers. FROM THE MAINE, OCT. 6.—lt is said that Prince Blucher will go next you. to England, on the invite- . tion of the Prince Regent. F RAN KFORT, OCT. 6—ln the first meeting of the Plenipotentiaries which has taken place, the full powers. were examined. The whole month will pass in preli minary conferences, and then the solemn opening of the Diet will take place. The subjects of deliberation will be arranged so that all may go on in a regular course. A Committee has been appointed to regulate the rela tions of the Diet to the city of Frankfort. MUNICH, SEPT. 10.—The Atheneum which has been founded here by Prothssor Thiersch, for the edu cation of young Greeks, goes ou successfully. There are already young men there from Greece Proper, from the Islands, Asia, Moldavia, and Wallachia ; among them are a nephew of Archbishop Ignatio, a grandson of the Prince of Moldavia, Chika, three brothers" of the illustrious name of St. Comeni, *hose family retired within these few years from the Archipelago to T-a b ssats. lok, on the Don. BhUSSELS.—A letter to the Editor of the Oracle observes on the impropriety of calling the Princess Charlotte of Bavaria a diporced wife, which unbecoming expressions ,rives a disadvantageous idea of this august Princess, ana of the religious Sovereign who lots judged her worthy to place on her head the imperial diadem, and to wear four illustrious crowns. If the Princess of Bavaria had been really married, she might have been di vorced, humanly speaking, or repudiated by the law of Dent. chap. 2 1 ; but she could not contract a new union. That which is announced as lawfid only on account of the (Aso/4e and acknowledged . nullity of the pretended marriage with the Prince Royal of Witrtemberg, which wanted every thing that i.s required, every thing that constitutes the siteredness • ‘ 4•10 --- t".4 i and irrevocability of marriage, viz. pre-consent, mita- . /.... „, , bitatitin, and consummation. The young Princess il ...':"_ : Bavaria is not a divorced tvifr, but a virgin restored t 6 )_ , .4. Atv liberty : she may, therefore, accept the hand of the I. „ i 4 :, Sovereign who otlhrs it her, as the most worthy of his. ',„:•• 4 —80:- heart. - These details may preven t false interp re tation% r . , s c `7l on which libertinism and licentiousness of opinions \. ... - 1.0, - • m .4 - al ight rely. . . ~ . , -i 5 ,;_,..,3i• - . .4 'de . • .. • • '• FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, OCT. 9.-.—The Duke of Kent, the Earl of Harrowby, and Mr. Canning have arrived here, and the Duke of Wellington is.speedily expected. The King has addressed a circular Letter to the Arch bishops and Bishops of the kingdom, on occasion of the anniversary of the death of tisa jusfortunate Maria An toinette, on the Gth of October. The intention of his Majesty is, that no discourse ibould be pronounced, but that the letter written by that unhappy Princess to Madame Elizabeth, two hours before her death, should be read in the pulpit. Several Englishmen have received the title of Che valier of the Golden Spur, from his Holiness, and two the Cross of Devotion of Malta. Pants, OCT. 1 I.—To-11*y after Mass the King re ceived the Duke of Keat, brother to the Prince Re gent of England. His Royal Highness was afterwards presotted to Madame, and to the Duchess of Berry. Among the latest arrirlds at Paris is Mr. Leach, the King's Counsel, and Chancellor to the Prince of Wales. PARIS, Ocr. 12 —The fermentation which the elections produce in France, far from diminishing, seems every day to acquire new force. The injunctions for the electors to attend their duty-appear almost super fluous, if one may judge by the enthusiasm, regardless of station and decorum, which all descriptions of per sons manifest fur their respective parties. In the department of the Oise, the Curate of St. Jean, a circumstance unprecedented ! after a long and unctuous harangue, menaced not merely with temporal calamities those who should refuse the Bulletins of the three Es-Depstlies--" take Aim, my brethren, these are the righteous Members! are we not -the same electors as in 1815 must we not return the sante De puties?" Psnts, OCT. M.—Sunday, after Mass, the King gave a grand audience in his apartments. His Majesty received in succession the homage of the Ministers, Mar shals, Lieutenant Generals and Major Generals, Peers, and a great number of Functionaries. The Officers of the different regiments of the Royal Guard were present ed by Marshal the Duke of Ragusa. Lieut. Gen. Count Despinois presented the Officers of the Legions that com pose the garrison of Paris. A letter from Ludwigsburg, dated October 3, says-- " His Royal Highness Prince Paul, second son of the King of Wirtemberg, arrived here suddenly from Paris on the 28th, the birth-day of the Prince Royal. The King has ordered him to repair to Mergeutheitn." Count Peralada, the Spanish Ambassador, was in troduced yesterday to the King, when he presented a letter to his Majesty, announcing the marriage of the King his Master, and that of the Infant Don Carlos. The number of Deputies whose nominations we have published down to the present day, amounts to 233. The Chamber, according to the list, annexed to the Or dinance of September,s, ought to consist of 258 Mem bers. Three Electoral Colleges, viz. that of the Cotc d'Or, which ought to return three Members ; that of La Manche four, und that of Mayenne three, separated without making any nomination. According to accounts elm lanheini detachments of the Coasitelos, who are stationed there, bring in every day Russian deserters, • who are endeavouring to escape from the army in France in the disguise of German and French peasants. On the other hand, are to be seen waggons laden with the inhabitants of the left bank of the Rhine, emigrating with their wives and e lkilaien, and intending to settle in• Poland or Russia. But many of those, who proceeded some months back to the same destination, hive returned in the greatest raillery, after having spent the little money they took with them. It is said there is to be a public Sitting of the French Academy, in order to receive his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent. • Sir C. Stuart gave on Sunday a grand dinner to the Duke of Kent. TO TUE I.IIF.FF4TURI DII TAIIIF. CALAII--.-ELT.CTOii.O. COL• 1.1:14/.0. " Arras, Sept. 25. tal6. " Sin—Your q uality of Elect''r is a most important title at this moment, in which the destinies of Fraser depend on the Electoral Colleges. Reflect, Sir, on the spirit of the Ordon. 1101. ~':