The National Register. — London, England, 1820-09-25 00:00:00

FROYSATURDAY NIGHT'S G.-17.ETT14. •IMMII•Ms BANKRUPTS. J. D. Bidmead, Minchinhampton. Gloucestershire,broad cloth manufacturer. Solicitors, Messrs. Blake and Son, Cook's Court, Carey Street. W. Cope, Brcawood, Staffordshire, crate maker. Sols. Messrs Stocker and Co., New Boswell Court. J. Nation, Gosport. Southampton, victualler. Sol. Mr. Min cnin, Veruhun Buildings, Gray's Inn. W. Parkes. Birmingham, lime and coal dealer. Sols. Messrs. Turner and Holmes, Bloomsbury Square. 1. Leech and J. Hinchcliffe, Cateston Street, wholesale hosiers. Sol. Mr. Harrison, Bucklersbury. J. Lee, Horslydown Lane. Southwark. lighterman. Sols. Messrs. Knight and Freeman, Basirghall Street. G. Miller, Watling Street, carpet and linen agent. Sol. Mr. Tucker, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn. T. Koster. Liverpool, merchant. Sols. Messrs. Lowe and Bower, Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane. R. Pordock. Andover, Hants, coach maker. Sol. Mr. Robins, Lincoln's Inn Fields. J. G. Fiegehen. jun.. Wood Street, Cheapside. glass and earthenware dealer. Sol. Mr. Sutliff:, Earl :street, blacktriars. C. Jeremy. Acre Lane, Clapham, linen draper. Soli. Messrs. Pickering and Smith, Staple Inn. DIVIDENDS. Oct. 14, W. Gallant, Leadenliall Market, fi,lanonger-14,W. Hawke, Lamerton, Devon. merchant-14, J. Lee. King Street, Cheap ide. warelioto,enian—T. Richmond, Bell Yard, Carey Street, plumber-14, R. Gash, Bridge Road, Lambeth. coach maker-16, T. Bolton, Worcester, vintner-16, T. Abbott, Knaresborough, York, innkeeper-17, G. Sharlasid, South ;idol ton, Devon, money scrivener-19, W. Fawcett, Live: 001, mer chant -14, E. Blyth, Dyers'• Buildings. Holbo rn . dealer-13. W. Richards .' Penzance. Cornwall, merchant tailor+ 14, .1. Gomm, Buckland Common, near Wendover. Bucks, timber merchant-17, C. Law, Minories, victualler. CERTIFICATES to be granted Oct. 14. N. Fisher. Tintern. Monmouth, shelikeeper—it. Cox, Brirol, =nter—lt. Aston, Redniarley D Abitott, Worcestershire, in corn and wool—R. B. Muchall, Birmingham,merchant —W. Merewether. Aberfield, Reeks, timber merchant—T. Gib bins, Westbury upon Severn, Glocestershire, master mariner— T. Creasy, Chelmsford, Essex, haberdasher. PRICE OF STOCKS. Bank Stork shut 0 3i. 1 per Ceut. Red. shot I lutp. 3 pct. Cent. 3 per Cent. Consols 661 India Bonds O. $4 per Cent. shut ltidlit St u ck 4 per Cent. shut Exchequer Ball: 4.. dic. 6 per Cent. Navy 1071 Coos. tor Ac. Lout Anti. abut Lottery Tickets £2l 185. THE. NATIONAL REGISTER. E 0111,01 T. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. The Paris Papers of Tuesday last state, that on the 10th inst. two couriers of the Queen of England landed at Calais, M. M. Govien and Forti Carlo, charged to bring Bergami to England. A private letter from France mentions, that the Countess of Oldi and the sister of Mademoiselle Dumont, are also coming to this country to give evidence in favour of her Majesty. There is no further intel ligence in these papers respecting Lisbon ; but the accounts from Madrid state, that the popular tumult excited by the dismissal of Gen. Regio had subsided. The enemies of the new constitution availing them selves of the disturbance endeavoured to add to the clamour, and even were more vociferous than the friends of the banished General. In an offieial order issued by the Minister of War upon the occa. sion, there is an assurance of the King's attachment to the constitution, and a menace that his Majesty will punish every attempt that may be made against it. Naples enjoys profound tranquillity. The elections in the provinces have terminated, and in general the best informed men, and particularly those of the literary class, have been returned The troops of the line amount to 60,000, which with the provincial militia will furnish an army of not less than 100,000 men. The accounts from Palermo, in these papers, are only to the 28th ult. The Junta had caused an account of the battle of Mount Bab a era, and the taking of Caltanisetta, to be publiAcd. Mount Bubaurra commands that town, and it was this post, first taken by the Pa lermitans, which was afterwards retaken by the inhabitants of Caltanisettu, who made use of surprise during a negociation, and whilst conditions of capit•dation were under consideiation, proposed by the Dominican Father Anzalone, who had been sent from the town, in quality of their spokeiman. The conditions were-Ist. 1 hi:surrender at discre tion of the Intendant Gallego, of the President Tomminelli, and of Lieut.-Colonel Chitarai, who were considered as the instigators of the revolt.- 2dly. The payment of 20,000 ounces in 24 hours, but which sum was finally reduced to 16,000 ois. The Journal de PariN says, that a plot has Leen discovered at Messina, which, if it Led succeeded, would have had a m •st ruinous result Lur that city. The Palcrtnitans, by weans of confederates which they had in the place, were, it is said, to be intro duced by the conspirators at a fixed helm, to put ail to fire and sword. It is ailded, that the !tact con siderable families in Messina arc implicated, and that Princes, Barons, and Chevaliers, have bean arrested and condemned to the citadel, to be instantly tried. Extract of a letter received cn Sature .y from Bombay, May 18 :—" We t;l'e s o rry to tam the cholera morLub has made its aiveurncee in this Wand, nod was cart.) ing cif fro.n 6 to 760 er day ; THE NATIONAL REGISTER and its dreadful ravages were not confined to the natives, but ithe Europeans were also falling vic tims to this dreadful malady. His Majesty's 47th and 461.11 regiments, which had returned from the expedition up the Persian Gulf, had but slightly felt it at the date of this letter. The greatest pre caution had been taken by the authorities: all Europeans not belonging to the island were ordered to quit it, in consequence of which the mercantile interest bears a very gloomy appearance. Trade is at a complete stand—scarcely any cotton to be had; and the Company's ships that had arrived were about leaving Bombay half-loaded with other car goes. Merchandize had experienced a great rise. Our news from the interior states some skirmishing had taken place t llotulkund with the notoriuns Blujah Sing. The expedition to Palembang leas greatly embarrassed the authorities in Java; the Government head determined to make another at tempt, but is supposed that the state of their trea sury would not admit of a fresh armameet. The heavy duties levied on the produce of the country has completely annihilated threign commerce, and American vessels that arrived at Batavia with specie, for the purpose of trading, had departed without any cargo. The Malay population of Java are greatly discontented with their present master, and arc ready to join in any way that may affect change. The general opinion in Bombay, respect ing the late expedition up the Persian Gulf, was vety unfavourable, it having cost the Government an immense sum, and the inhabitants a great deal of anxiety. The Company's chips, Earl of Balca nits, Thames, \Verret' Hastings, Thomas Coutts, and Free Indianian have arrived safe. The mon soons were expected to set in curlier this season than at any former period; very unfavourable wea ther has Leen experienced for a long time." Extract of a letter fi.om St. Helena, August 2. Bonapirte is in good health, but seldom walles abroad, and receives but little company." • Thursday morning, about a quarter past twelve, during a violent %termini' thunder and lightning, accompanied with a tremendous shower of hail and r pin, the electric fluid entered the House of Mr. George Gardiner, of the 1 larpsichord Gardens, St. Clement's Oxford; it rieseendeo the chimney into the parlour, n here Mr. Gardiner, his wife, and scree children, were sitting, and drove oft: girl, about five year• ace, across the room, the space of six or seven feet, stitch s,oreliel both her legs, and one side up to the head. Mr. Gardiner was thrown don it, and driven with great violence against a table.— Tie electric fluid struck a cradle, in which was a child and threw it down, but the child escaped unhurt; it !hissed in on horizontal direction from the pin on which the cralle swung, to a brad in the sash frame of the ivindow, thence to an iron bar, and the hinge of the (hair, the c .se of which it carried away, and escaped between the hinge and the door. Another ball entered the house by the window into au upper room, and car ried away a landscape, hanging near the window, to a considerable distance, and escaped by the winiow, after tinting the 'Rash frame and cornice away. Two trees in fire front of the house were struck, ih, hark of which was much torn from the bodies. Tue. little pill is in a fair way of recovery. .4larus in St. Sepulchre's Ckurch —About seven o'clock yesterday, while the evening service was performing in the church of Si. Sepulchre, a young Mall of respect able appearance, a native of Konigsberg, named Krus• tein, enter e d the church, and, turning towards the organ galleiy, fired a pistol at the org:m. The congre gation, who were at that time chanting a part of the service, were thrown into the greatest consternation and alarm. The exercise of desotton were interrupted, and a general cry was raised to seize the offender. He was immediately secured, and carried to the Comptcr. Ou his apprehension he manifested no symptoms of fear or regret, and api:eartd, Cntlirter, to be cumposvd and self-satisfied. When walking tip the aisle. atter hr.ing the pislol, lie scattered profusely print ed copies ut the following sentence, n Inch at once shows the gent ral detangvnient of his mind and particular direction which hi returns' pri had gwrit to his insanity:— " The abnniinatiQn of desolation spoken of by Daniel the prophet, that shall stand in the holy place, is the or , t; n:—it is the iicage of the 1;O: t ;t1,,O14- e1 . ..13160)65t ; the movie flatt;lost the beast,!',. „ . . . Ilia pockets were li 4etl with copies of the same chop. stilly, which hula itily iPeeti nsetlitaied hostility to the gilt of St. (7te;litt. We rententher that the Seotelt cotenatt!cr+, ill lIICir pion, 31.1tortviice Of church instil'. tinattal iint-ae, called the or tau a (ixsl./,411q . whiago ; and tutu doubt phi. act ni il/$0111i1:1 %V.IV trahli itiidtr a sigitiur i',56,111 that the tc.e of the organ w.:. prrl'.arati,in of ivii i vi);l and an instill in Hearin. Slice he has been in the Cm! pier he has bt•Cti till sevcral other instant:4 ..1 inadti:ty, ttacoolir , :to.: reliiiuti, hate Ix cu detai:ed. Thursday evening as Mrs. Young., an elderly fatly, was waik:itg by il.e I taymarket Theatre, ii the com pany of her daughter, thoy were uttarkttl by a gang of notorious thieves, wilt) fidloweil them for swine distance; one of them seined Miss Young, tiireett her ritticule from her grasp; the young latly i mud' r.larnted, screamed out, and attracted the sttenziln• o f seve r a l persons, hitt the villaira 6wr.petiwits tile, property, conlistitg of ;./. in notes, sti...e anti koeket handkerchief: s:~. COVENT GAIJIEN THEATRE. This favourite Temple of the Muses Was opeiled run :Monday night last. Lin the Beason. It has, during - th 4 recess, been newly decorated and most elegantly le • lislied. The play on Monday night w•is Romeo 44 Juliet. The principal novelty was Miss ‘Vensley, in the character of.lniiet. 'Yetis young lady last season mad ner appearance in Comedy, and is an actress of great promise. In thie early scenes on Monday 'night she peroriiied ss ith much graceful simplicity, and as slttf proceeded she manifested considesahle feeling i,i,d i; it 'llie applause she received !was liatering is tbs, extreme, and she was excu. sopietried,hy little Charles Kemble, who is nosy the hest •80r1ir0,04,414( sine. The favourite Actors on their appearance wsr, hailed wi!li applause, as is customary, at the 6)ll.4o:tree- . ment or the particularly. The interior of file theaire is beautiful, and the new chandelier' hurtuon rite deserihrfile fine effect. •• • On Wiettivselay night 3 ,Miss Greene, who hail per'eu formed ip Bath and Dahill' with considerable anceN t • made her first appearance-on these bearclst es I'alq in toe. lieg,;nr's Opera. She is said ,to be . the. juipil of. l‘cr. Bishop. tier teception on the p.esrit Occasion wasr , l . the 'twist flattering eltiraette ise?tfinnninc;f• evinced abilities and powers "'lurch printsiss).; • Hell figure is licit - , amen her countenanCe elegint am/ kuxprbee sire :. her action and general demeanour were:shit:reels and lady-like.. 11cr voice isime of •great.power au(l, compass, :mil Is uncommonly clear. Site a:so.poaxear very highly cultivated skill; a re f i t taste. fler shakes and motlitlations i - her cadeatees , mor runs, were at once tasteftd"atieskillur; an these . ..i‘ritJ the finishes of art which atld• 'increased chatlinX tiVtlfast VOcal efforts. " Oh, ponder weft !" 'and " CY:use your. funning," displayed prominently and successfully tisost merits to whien we have briefly alluded. They were ; • enthusiastically encored, and the ea,e with which . Greene executed most difficult passages enabled her iiU_ repeat them even with increased success and satisfactitnt. She also recited the narrative with a degree of effect that seldom characterises a singer. The performance alto gether was Racist creditable to her powers and attain ments. Mr. T. Cookt(of Deury) played Alael,ertth, aril Iy*. C. Ketnble appeared air Lucy. Her first scene was raflier. over-acted, bin the butter scenes afforded an agreetifdt: contrast to Pally. The cetebnited quarrel scene betWeeri: Lcckit and Peuckuns (Blanchard and Emery), as iii-exit •proiliteed great mirth ; bin some the passages ttto early past of it were peculiarly applauded, and theil is nsition to be well jiltlse:l was not Il':use fled .Wile 4) • Emery sung the following sive:— " When you censure the age. - • . Be cautious and sage, Lest the Couremiu unbnited should be ; If you mention VICE or LI IMIE, • . • 'Tis so pat to all die tribe.. Each erica—"l'hat was keeli'd at me. " . • ' The other characteas were well sustaiiied. The book.; was well intended. On Thursday night -the Cols de BaNt of the Optil t .. House was brought forward here in Joo.nde; er a the I'l'ince Trouradrou : but a party appeared to have been . "' footled to oppose Iftein , front an objection, we ruppost;w to the appearance of Foreigners oil. our Etiglisli The illiberal opposition, howeser, did nut - succee.l, •andlts the eeertions of the malcontents soon sobxidrul. asie - 1 only justice to add, that Mr, Harris in eugaiing. tlts :j t• (tops de Ballet, was actuated by commisseration fur the inconvenience they had necessarily endured, frous - tbt premature closing of the Opera House. . • s are .-. . ~ e•• • . • • ! RomE, Ave. 526.—Amongst the eminewt per Iciw . ages who have recently passed throu;ib we have remarked I,ord . Colchester, name of Mr. Abbott, highly distinguished - N*oli" - as Speaker of the Engiisli House of Comnions. t tie za is travelling for the benefit of his health.' IRON, SETT.. s.—An authentieletter„ have this day received front Cuillz,states,thatta flip • has arrived in that port with the? happy ~news4thitt the Constitution. of the Cortes - has been preciaittic4 ,•• at Buenos:lyres, to the great : joy of:the-its habitants . ;, and such is the general desire for pcace_ctitertaiyett,... by the inhabitants in the colonies, that it is especteki: it will 'every where be received tuuleF auspiccie ;; equally favour:lWe. • • . . Thursday morning of.e of LIM Twickatthatti:- . Stages was overt t•rned opposite St. - Clemerrt's alturfoli; - ' St and, It was tiill.of seversarst'svll . da:•:' were much hurt, kit 1101 TC : . dittv,‘wouey. . accident occurrel by olio. of tbe s .'wheels•comilig: afff';'- ltoxisw.—i4tititiav week a tl.speneehitele sp;:s taurfit at :t.r shecrnes, acniihi rre a t cg;izettr.a ; o';wok,le br:tivcert Cliarles Homer. a navigator, sad a 3 01:14 in a a tooaayer, of the name of ipcneer, sodung In the yard; which hotat.the ofitice .01 hour and Jolty inintiti-r, in which rounai were ti.uglik, in ta.,,a yt wilis!) Spencer • thp vicq,t3,4. knockitv nry•ilowit vki.e• the hienitaii-11idner of e i ti dug the i t ha: tai l + ‘ilferict. • six toungon their 411411. was .41AM OZ , `. 1110.? :2 . tested, and wittoin a nti in tic cm % by putting in a Well Aitecttd• etet;e, in tor•int;:,•••;.• gonicstAide,r•ittleted hislisotourpluclit unikto'retw thi• 4 , 4 4 0,3 that lie was led ofl by h!. Ai n.h. gill lye quite 41 7 it an•a-tit dresdruilydisaUe.i, so ,O, - 01:.t it p: All,d le: ';,i;r lo.;e the use of it; whif el he b r i c kl a ye r . Was greeted b y . raw o,.vut, by hi • fellow workmen.--Fn tittettoi:n two tene t %.emen gLeirrclt sl abont a the end of Fleet : aili awl in the a:1114one of thin hit tile t'&l re Ca ,•>r. On l‘fooday utoritiog gttrtlenet - i , I . • the S.:eicty of 'the A: Mille. Temple, picl:ed dead sparrc.ws (smut: ofTthytu old cock-bit .:.t • ' e * with •I auff outside the .railio,;ivt the Coon t.ila, iit Gardeurctiltre,-Ilir t 4 fukli:: uttir :dour . , taut • .tlr!. -- . .;; been to tat' ;:'O years, . and nu tad period Li tsar..