The National Register. — London, England, 1816-03-10 00:00:00

MARCH 10. s rLVID.II 1.0.V1)().% G.IZL• ' TY E. Crew,. 01ri, Marrb 8, 1316. 111Lit71111:11) TO SERVE IY THE PRE:CENT PARLIA- rtt:NT. John H. Lowther, Pao. of Swillinlton, York, for Cockermouth, in the room of A. John For3ter, Esq.—Melia:ll Sharp. E.g. of Mark-lune, for Purtarlington. in ete morn of Arthur Shaluspeare, F.sq.—and John Leslie Forstr, Es+ of Collon. Louth, for Yarmouth, in the room of Sir 11. C. Montgomery. Hart. This Gazette announ.:;:s that the Prince Regent he:. presented the Rev. Rowland Hill, M. A. to the Rectory of Deinnere, in the Co. of Chestor. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J. TZIIIY, Pigbum, Yorkshire, broker. BAN KRt'PTS. T. DAVIS, Carmarthen. ironmonger. to surrender March TO, 21. April itn, at tl.O Cceamercial Rooms, Bristol. Att. Mr. Nlerc dith, V. FlxTtt, anti T. FfIITH. Bristol, Yorkshire, mrdwainers. March 28. 29, April to. at the White Lion inn, Iluddcrsticld. Atts. Willis and Co. Warnfottl-coort. W. Kliso. Thorpe. Norwich, hillier. March 49, 30, April 20, at the Norfolk Hoed. Norwich. Att. Taylor and Co. Featherstone-buikl __ ings. Holborn. j..losEl. Norwich, hatter, .March 2f. E. ist, at the Norfolk lintel, Noraielt. Mts. De Hague and Co. Nonrieh. T. WARINIITON. Portsea. grower, March ft, 22, April 20, at the Fountain Ina, Portsmouth. Att. Mr. Thomas Briggs, Essex-btract, Strand. J. 'nu sT uAst, Itilston, Staffi‘reshire. coal-master. April 2,3, 20. at the Litt'don Anns Inn, Penkridge. Attb. Stephenson and Co. North Gray's-inn-lane. G. and T. Woou, Oldswinford, Vt'orcester, spade and shovel makers, Alareli 18, 19, April t!o, at the George Inn, liewdley. Atts. Mr. C. Constable, Symond`s-inn. W. II rt. Tow, Ainsworth-mill, I,snero.hire, bhacher.March 20, 21, Apt il 20, at the Dog Taccrn, Manchester. Atts. Milne and Parry, Temple. W. PiAron% Banbury. Oxfordshire, dealer, March 22, 40, April 20, at slit,: Red Horse, Stratthnl-upon-Avon, Warwickshire. Acts. Hurtl and Co. King's-llenell-Walk, Temple. A. ATK ixsow. Rath, jeweller, March 23, 26, April 20, at the Chris topher Inn, Bath. Awl. Frnwd and Co. Serk-atreet, W. IHownEx. Cannon-street. insurance broker, March 12, 10, A pril 20, at Guildhall. Atts. Keiirsty and Co. Bixbopsgate-strect-aithin, J.JErEa. Burfrd, fkAirdshire. saddler, March 12, in, April 20, at Guildhall. Atts. Blandiiird end Co. Temple. W. Gliii:ol4. Pontefract, Yorkshire, woidlon-draper. 1 14rch 28, 29, April 20, at the George Inn, Iluddentield. Att. Mn Battye, Chan cery-lane. J. 11 %awl sr. Wapping-Wall. taylor, March 10, 23, April 20, at Guild hall. Att. Mr. Champ:my,. Symond's-inn. .1. NIICKI.E. Bedford-str,ct, Covont-rarden, taylor, March 16, 23, April 20, at Guildhr.ll. Att. Mr. Parton, ‘Valbronk. E. GILBERT, Loughborough. timber-inerchant, March 16, IS. April no. at the null's Head, Loughborough. Att. Mr. Tebbett, Gray's- inn—qtt:Lre. J. START IN, Birmingham. vine-merchant, March 29, 30, April Qn. at the White Hot*: Inn, Birmingham. ♦tta. Baiter and 10. val's-inn. M. HELD. Portant, ban r!ashrr, 'March ft, 23. April 20, at Guildhall. Aft. Mr. liarrcy. euntitor-street. Chancery-lane. W. KING. Staines. butcher. March IC. 23, April 20, at Guildhall. Atts. Riggs and Co. Carey-street. J. Altlertgate-street, commission-agent, March M. 2.4, April at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Coates. Paul-street,yrinsbnr)-f-qtatre. W. N, iii North-street. City-road, Tunbridge-ware-rrianuflc. t titer. March If, 23, April vo. at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Bennett, To kenhouse-yard. G. BrlllEAS. Upper iiltkeT4tTeet. Mary-le-hone. hawker, March 16, 23, April 20, at Guildhall. Att. Mr..littne-i. lia.•kler.hury. F.. C. Cox, Cct•il Coffee-hout.2„ Strand, victualler, Mii.-th 16, 23, April 20, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Eldred, Middle Teirp)e. DIVIDE N PS. March 30. W. Fl2aher. Cockanitr-greet. Charing-crow, bont rstakc:r. at GuildlialL—April 1. J. Powell and W. Ormond, Bria tol, win—merchants, at the Corrmereial Rooms, Bristol.—April 1. C. Kankerd, Saint Phillip :Aid Jacob, Glon rc.-Wr. h.nnar. tat the Commetcial 11,onis, i.:. CoPlnscn. Crook ed-lame. oil-mer.hant, s Guildhall.—April 13. J. ear shalton. Surzey, rot. --in4cr, at Gitildhall.—Aril 47. E. 13archard. lienehnrch-street.cluaol.g., ,hip-broker, at Guild:l:AlL—March:iv. G. and M. Isacct, Weis ;Co 1:., wcfeltanta, at :lull:llia—April In. A. Carson and W. nierchata at the George Inn, Ii- K oer oo l,—M arch J. Hinckley and S. Willituns. Old 'Change, • ha l . side, vt.,rehousonfea, at t. iilluß.—MiLreli 30. E. and F. Kent, Mani /2n.!, wine-merchants, at Gtuldhall.--M:.rch 50. G. Haycock, Ca -I:rnin-drarf r. at Guildhall.—Mareh 50. T. WilMrt. Chc)nzy walk., C. Aga, toad-unrtioutt, at guildhall—M arch 50. F. Gouktnev, lieyinottr , -ourt, rowks. lisee.narehant. at Guil.lhall—Marilt 19. E. and S. Joseph. Bury-stref t, Sc. Mary-Ate, nierchants. at Guildhall.— April it, W. Cook: I iverpool, rmrelif.nt. at the Conga Inn. Liver pooL—March 50. W. Stephenson. Leeds, merchant. Kt the Bull and Mouth Inn, Lefa's.—Murell3o. T. Ilookhan, r try. ribbon-ma. nuthettg, e, st thf ding's Mud Inn,Coventry.—llareo 19. C. Ilarnerton, War -find, h:o .hampton, pa.ter-marittthetur;:r. at Guildlu,ll.—.lpril 1. J. Shad, Honnd pia a, and 11. rild, Cat .atan-strev, merchants, at tlitildhall.—Mar.h 31. S. Hnreerl.ur, J. Barg:Ann% S. Bar-crhur, A. Batg2rbar, and A. and J. flargnitur. Burr-street. East Stnitlifichl, ship sown IN, at Guildhall.—Mal.:ll 50. E. :aid J. Howell, Change Alley. frui.crer.-, at Catildhalh—Manh cn. A. Snd.,h,.Cartain of the Merchant vessel l'reitiflenee. at Guillhall.—Mareh 30. F.. itorkt, Thorpe. Es scx. grocer, at to , had Lion Inn, Colehester.—.4 , 2 il 9. J. 'rweedale, IYaterheaul-spill. Lanalshire.sounn-clinme, at the ntlace Inn, Alan clie-v2r.—March 50. M. Abbey, York, corn-merchant, at the Bed I.ion, Monk-Bar, 50. W. Gulch, Hop-gardens, St. Martinn s. weolkn-i.u.p.r, at Ctuldhall.—April2. 3. Miller, Great Tower-street, ru r t e e..cleoce. a t Guildhall.—March .50. G. Kirkham, Lancaster. mer chant, at tie King's Arms, Lancaskr.—.leril 2. H. liumphreva. t lll Jewry, taylor, at Guiklle:ll.—A jail 13, W. Quattennan, Goilstone, Surrey, fa,nur. at GuildhalL—A . ,.ril '2.1. A. I lislop and .1. Sadler, Bow lane, war:hotoiccitcn. at Guildhall.—April 10..1. Yates, Manchester, iaironongcr, at the Star Inn, Deansgate, Manchester.—April 4. T. Davirion. 'Vann, I'ml:shire. In...chant, at the house of Golegt. Howson, Ste2ktnn. Durhant—A;iril 4. T. Darnell. Itillin:diam. Duaehm, can mot.-brewer, at the laaue of George Dawson, Stockton.—April 1. IV. Farnham, acKel..insker, :t the Bush Inn. Farnham. CEIITIFICAMS-\L 50. J. Ramsay, lli...4toatrts t. Pdasurslaury, victualler—J. Tuck. Wised foni, F I UN PTiStd. irttllner.te: rt I::oure , ter, Smith, Austin Friars, merchant— .). Rower. Broad-street, Ha: rliffia, ship-chandler—J. Brown, and A. (.addie, Deptford, enal-mercloots—J. Font, Pi) moudi !back, Devon, bent anal alioc-tunker—l). Barub, Present-sire.% Caa..dman's-614. u.etolanat—J. Neale and S. Wainer, tilkoatreet, wholtaaale linen alr.aperg. PARTNERSHIPS nissol.vEn. W. statitran. 11t , g1 , ..5.1ntl Faki..:r, Liverpool—M. Keßy and S. FL : ;way..Maanidaest. r. sotto!!-n.ery bar to—l. anal W. 1Voods„ I.iverpoel, ttruers—T. a.n4 W. Orford, and W. 'Taylor, I.ii errata.. merchants—E. Mason. and T. l'En 'arr. llirrningl,am,bmrs-fanuulcrs—T. Pick st. a.* and it. .1 enttina, Shrewsbury, linen-urar..rs—T. Day, J. M. Balfour, and O. Day, Clement's lane, ship and trasu:.ance-brokers—P. Assopson. U. Bakos„,and S. Sempsen, Birmingham. patent Hoor-eloth mann aacturers—r. Bates anal C. Cope. Birmingham , scale-beam and st J.rkson and I'. Armstrong. tfornenstlr. Llnasaln, coal i•acn.bants—J. I.aisc:lles, J. IV,staildc, and M. C. l'hompsrm, Hut ton-in-llnlalearne,s, York. soup-mortatacturers- 1 . Gaunt and W. Mal len s Swsllow-street, table.keeper,—T. Bothwell and W. Entwistle, Lirie iloltop, Laoa.za.ster, shawl naJonactaioiSG. A. Hew and M. THE NATION T, REGISTER. Aoyd, liroad-street. Portsmouth—J. Lawrence, T. E. Welby, and T. Lawrcnce. Gialltham. Licroln, bankers--. 1. Oliver and G. Mann. heeda,flour-tl.talcrx—T. Sentl7 and P. Spark, Melboum and Mildred], Oanderl , dge, Allport and G. R. Porter, wine-merchants— ronetay awl J. Bayer. Flame, rinters—W. Roberts and W. Currie, AneeLeonrt, Thmgmorton-greet, insurance-brolirrs— P. Viekerman and J. Head. Mill-wall, Poplar, Imat-builciels—.l. S. Radford, T. A. Tarim :ton, E. and W. berm, Stepney, rope-makers —T. Ckmcnt an' W. Andrews, BasiwOuddatreet, 1111W-twell-Ilall kaors..—W. T. Sayell and W. Stone, Noble-street. Foster-lane, Chcap• aide, ailkmen. Ti) OUR REAUF.ItS• ft is :gewgaw,' that we should a..eiinad to oar Correspondents for th •• omiudaa, Air week. if our POLITICAL DIS4rit4ITION the pet is, 14at 7e C..a.,lth•T ea, PAHLIAMENTAI!T INTELLIOE:IICE, at present, o/ ro i mcnikus a maitre, eat s,. iieerestir.,l; to every menthe• of the phlul;e, that we .fi.tt compel' nr:h • tune poet of our orroup :beats ftof Way, .f,r the admission leas amid , a report of it as is ut all cimipatilde with the limits of /V oily Pablieatma. The Setae Mara,: vuut bc our apology to several CORBEFPONDEN TS w.'m hare ben, kind Cacagh IV: muff us with (himmuaioitionr, if LLCM raidaag , bat thy; wont of room has prevented the inurtiun. We are Aiwa tr.fiad, frau' the receipt of a gr.mt it , !infrr of lett:es, that the iv:fen:lion in the size nail Dow: rurtiiiii of ye,* Pap^r hat not only been Melt, approved by those readers et whore instillers it w:u adopted, but ere ialt roust of dune, who, whil• it car under •onsidr. atimi. a:unit., dou'it:d il. pimprieta. Sow of the ADDITIONAL FEATI:ItES the Pa / at, :rieitit we proinised,llV.pe aiready pp.wrol ; and whew., only a:raft tie daze of the present important diseuriions In PnlFrnuwt. We Pei iutiontarly holsoured by the notice and promises of THEO. 110112: ; 0,.11 be; to be Roared, I.4at noiein, *flatl tarn as aside from what we eoasidcods the true interests of .V.tiety TUE . 'NATIONAL REGISTER. LONDON: SUNDAY, MARCH 10. AFTER a long debate in the House of Commons Fri day night, tii,on the Report of the Committee of Supply, relative to the amount of the temporary Military Esta blishment, an Amendment for recommitting the Report was moved and negatived by 190 to 1:21:. On Monday the remainder of the Army Estimates will be discussed in a Committee of Supply. The Report of the Committee will be receiltd on Tuesday ; and on Wednesday the question of the Property Tax will be discussed in a Com mittee of Ways and Means. We have receiml Paris Papers and private Letters o Tuesday and Wednesday la:;t: from the former we make the following extracts : Sir Rob. rt Wilson, and Mews. Hutchinson and Bruce have required the comm anicw ion o 1 the documents rela tive to the process. This demand has been rejected. PARIS, MARCH J. Olffein!,hlielr jnon the Illun , tertr. The Treaty of Paris of the 20th of November last, and the Conventions theaennto annexed, having been ra tified by all the Powers who are parties to it, the ratifi cations were exchanged at Paris in the accustomed form between the Duke of Richelieu, Minister and. Secretary of State for the Department of Forei . trn Affairs; And his Excellency Sir Charles Stuart, Ambessador from Enslanti, on the 17th Jan. 1816 ; Count Goltz, Envoy hxtraordinary anti Minister Plenipotentiary from Prussia, on the 14th of Feb. ; Baron Vincent, Minister Plenipotentiary frOm Austria, on 'l6th of Feb. ; and Gen. Pozzo di Borgho, Envoy Extraordinary, and Mi nister Plenipotentiary from Russia, on 22d of same month. The King has appointed the Count of Cstraman, his Ambassador at Vienna; and the Marquis of Bonny his Minister to the Court of Berlin. PARIS, MARCH 6.—Messrs. Bruce, Wilson, and Hutch inson, addressed a request to the Attorney-General, in order to procure the communicationof the papbrs connected with their trial to their Counsel. This application they stated to be founded on article 217 of the Code of Crimi nal Process. The report was refused, conformably to the laws. We arc: informed that Lieut. General Lauriston, is to preside in the Council of War, which is to try Admiral Linuis and Adjutant-Gen. Boyer, on the (hii. M. de Maissons isappointed Reporter ; and M. Sartelon is to be Attorney-General. Witt stated, that there have been found in the' archives of the kingdom the antogra7th copy of the testi meat of I.;.uis XVI. the minutes' of the navels which he spoke at the bar of the Convention, after the pleadings of his Counsel, and several other papers in his hund-writing. The following letter will be llama interesting. is It said, that Sir itobcrt Wilson, and Messrs. Bruce and Hutchinson, have required that an English Barrister should be allowed to go over to them. PARIS, MARCH 6.—•-" It appears the printing and cir culation of the Nuin Trim/eve has extensive ramifications. Persons devoted to this purpose have been discovered and seized at Angers, Orleans, &c. and numerous arrests, against the justim of which not a shsulow of observation can he oppased, have been the consequence. The charges againss Sir Robert Wilson, and ?stmt.::. Bruce and Hut chinson are, as you have seem, more serious than were at first supposed. It was generally supposed that Mr. Bruce was amsidered the principal ; it now appears that Sir R. , Wilson is plafed in that predicament, and his friends are entitled accomplices. The French law, however, makes no other distinction than in the term; it applies to them indiscrimimtely the same sentence. The English hate !canit with a?tonishment that an accusation which as a simple deal correct wand rendered the offender amenable to a few months' imprisonmmt at utmost, has grown into so weighty tun: heinous a charge." DR43I.ITIC REGISTER. DRURY-LANE. Massenger's Tragedy of The Duke of Milan was re• vived, last night, at this theatre. 'As a drmnatic pro. duetion, this piece does not possess much merit. The interest is very slack, and the lan;:nag.. boasts huh: strength or sublimity. In &to, from the conduct of the whole, even with the improvements which it has re ceived from the correction of modern taste, we should think it but little calculated to attract admiration, were it not for the exertions and excellencies of Mr. KEAN in the Duke. The time of the action is the battle of Pa via; in which the fortune} of Francis the first of Franc* sunk at the feet, and his person fell into the power of the Emperor Charles V. The l)uke of Milan, Sthrza, hay ing sided with the French, finds himself exposed to ruin after their defeat. He repairs to the Spanish monarch ; but, instead of suing for mercy, boldly avows his friend ship for the French King ; and leaves it to the Em.. peror to decide, whether he will make an ally of a man who remains faithful to his friends in misfortunes. He is pardoned ; but, on his return, his jealousy is mited against his wife by his favourite Francisco, who inverts the story of Poliphar, and leads the credulous Oorza to stab the Dachess. he then becomes mad, timeying she is not dead, and is at last poisoned by Francisco and his sis ter Eueeaia, whom he had seduced in her youth. Such is the plot of this piece, which is unfolded with little art ; but the truth and energy with which Mr. Kean expresses all the varied feelings of his part, the abilities of Mr. Rae in Fancisco, anti Mrs. Bartley, in Marcell: (or the Duchess), impart attractions where the poet has planted none, and caused this revival to be received with bound less applause. An appropriate Address was spoken by Mr. Bartley, in lieu of a Prologue ; in which praises were bestowed on Mu.ssin.,ger which the phy itself did not seem fully to justify. ORATORTOS.—The lovers of sacred music were feasted on NVednesday night, at Covent Garden, with a fine se lection from Handel, Haydn, and other favourite authors. Brahma was received with great applause; as were also Madame Marconi, Miss Stephens, and the other per formers, who most successfully exerted themselves. A Concerto on the flute, by M. Drouet, premiere Flute de la Chapelle du Roi de France, was highly and deservedly applauded. We hear the Prince Regent is expected in London on the 13th, and that he will holds Levee at the end of the ensuing week. His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent has taken a house at Brussels ; to which, it is said, he means tiffth with to transfer his establishment on a reduced scale, in order to allow the Lasater part of his income to be ap plied to the liquidation of his debts. It is said, that the rmovision for the establishment of the Princess Charlotte and her Husband, Prince Leo— pold, will be 50,0001. per annum; and that the marriage of the Royal Pair will be celebrated in about a month. Harcourt House, in Cavendish-squore, once the resi dence of the Princess Amelia, aunt to his Majesty, is, in is reported, finally fixed upon for the town residence of the Princess Charlotte and Prince Leopold on their mar.. riarr. The Earl and Countess will leave the house im mediately, and upwards of a huddred workmen will be employed in repairing and embellishing it in the aoursar of next week. The Imperial. Archdukes having taken their leave of the Queen, Regent, &c. leti town on Friday to return. home by way of Dover and Calais.—Then intend view ing Greenwich Hospital, Woolwich and Chatham Dock yards, in their pregress to Dover. The Chief Barun of the Exchequer anti Mr. Baron. Graham are about to retire, and Sergeant Vaughan anti Mr. Burrow are expect:A to be the two new Judges itt room. The Lord Chancellor has appointed his son, the on. John Scott, to be his Private Secretary, and Secretary of Appeals and Injunctions, eke Suttees, nephew to Lady Eldon. We are sorry to learn, that the house of Messrs. bottoms and Co. bunkers, its 14maborti-strent, stopped. payment on Wednesdatv. The brother or the late Viscount FitzwiDiem liar en tered a C'tv..rat in Doctor's Commons against the will of his Lordship, by which he has bequeathed so large a pro perty to the University of Cambridge. MILITARY AND NAVAL CLvns.--On Sarnrday sett night it was officially anttounzed, that a junction had taken place between these establishments; the title of course is no longer the sums: the club is r.ow denomi nated " The United Service Clul•." The I:i7cctors are increased rixte:at in nalulier, and now ananmt to ihrty. Of the highest military and oval characte,rs. In Lite evening r. grand dinner vas givot at tho nub-house, iu Albermarle-street. P NOP E UTV TA X.•••••171C I .ontlon merchants anti bankers. Petitions to both }louses ut learliutner.t vgaitst ti:' re newal. eCthis Tax, receive:l yutteratt:. , the several titinanntl names: In co:mega:nue of the tlehee on this (loci:ion po.t•xtr:el in the House of Commons, the petitions will rt::n:tit► fa signatures at the Ilausiuu House Until Wedisealty. „;.•