The National Register. — London, England, 1816-07-08 00:00:00

Front 8 T 111? O. rs Loytns (;.!..4E :l '7" E, July 6. - - (This Gazette ecnitoil4 an Oaler to otte,tettl the calling out of the Mi. luaa Of Grog itc.t.on 1,1 Ole present year. It liicavioe th: the Ine,-hit's.: 01 I biter and with tli: of KoiglitGraml of the Bath: and of 11.1;!or.tten-:thl S:r T. S. Baltaith, with is Enoi;no of a Kni ,tir. C'-- , mmaii±:r of Ct.: )r i .r. 'rite Gazette also Aot:s t 1.. t the honour of liniil.titood No been ' ,interns' on the follow ir.g G.titlemen:— Alesander Croke 1.1..0.: .toast Winntlfil.l Compton. 'Sohn Cotgreave, \ loyorof C: tester; Liw '1.1..1 • ilia:el:an 1I u. It liltewio,: notices the following ariktootment;;— Archibald C 01,11.00311, V.. 1. to on Clnlo at Ilegi,t:no in Solt. land ; A :1011 1 :i4l. to .(e one of tlu . I .orris Co.itutis , ioaten: ut th Jury Collet in S.:ottaiol; John. Eurl of Ilopetoun, to b: Lieute -UAL anl S .eriff rrin apa: of Liitlititkowo'oit...l 11.1N:1111lPTCY Si•I'I2.IISEDED. 'II. Beactt. of Me1:01111K: i htNet nieiver. 11.('Nfill1.1 TS. .J. Must:A.4T mt. of Lanntiotar, waielmoaker. July :7. 29. Aug. 17. at the Kia„:"..lrais, Lancaster. Alt,. Itlen,ilale . and Co. Nism-iiin. CnaNnt.ca, of Birmingham, griller. Jul; iff. 211..\u.;. if. at the Sormtl Liet:. Birmingham. .11t. Mr. Sichoilt , , Z. Wool) and .1.%c K' of Ilmag itoa. %%lieu-ran ten+. 3111 Y 19. ' 2O . A l l 4. 17. at toe Ilet.ljewato.r Mattelkg:r. Atts. II tool and ('o. Temple. T. Bien It IlSt) Newealitleoupon-Tyne. carpenter. July In, 17, Att,;. 17. at the tieorge. Newcastle-upon-Tyne. A tto. Atkin:on .111.1 Co. Chancery - Lute' R. I'EA ncr and .1. MAILITACK. of P e nzanee. 'itra wall, merchants. July 11. 17. at the 1:11i011 .lots. tar tl.ll,6 awl Co. Gray's-inn. butcher. July 20, (. 111.ASSUARD , jun. Aug. 17. at Guildhall mud GAsiit ;Lt.. of the Minories. Merchants. •Inly 13,10, Aug. 17, at Gitildlia3. Att. Mr. Nina, 'flintgisiorton-street. 'l'.•Guauov, of Liastruool, morchant. July 171, .20, Aug. 17, at (Wild. 11411- Au. Mr. Hackett, New-court.gwitiiin's-lano. .3. f'.3l - . late of Ppper .e street. Portman-opt ire, chill-bad linon • manufacturer. July 11730. Aug. 17, at Guildhall. At;. Mr. Wil hauls. Dyer's-builders. Holborn. N. of Ron:ham-park. Ilettfordshire. hay-jobber, July 9, 27, Aug. 17, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Prvo:ill. Staple-inn. .41. MASSEY. of Ileaton-Norris. Lancashire. grwer, July 19. 20, Aug. 17. at the 11.1 I.ion, Ileatou-Norris. •Att, Wright and Co. 'roma?, .J. IIIEN, of Rath, m lacean, July Is. 19. Aug. 17, at the Castle and Ba a ll T , Rath. Au. Mr. Fisher, Ilolborn. .G. Ankotai, of Itroitglium, ittanufactlirer, July '26, 21, Aug. 17, at the Palace Inn. 31:m6i:stet . . Att. Alr. Eage, Mancheser. W. Rows, of Plverston. Lancashire. ironnionger.July goo. Aug. 13, at the Kim.t's Arens, ITlverston. Ans. Baxter & Co. hinnies - it's-inn. J.'HARWICF. hued Rory St. Edmund's. builder, July _t. 23, Aug. 17. at the Urll. Bury At. Edmund's. Att. Mr. Broinhry, Cray's-inn. T. 13ENTI.E v. of Steke-wam-sfrent. Staffordshire. potter, July -23. g 3. Aug. 17, at the ('town, Stone. Ares. and Co. New Bridge-st. :S. Poke's, hue ut Bishopsgrae-street, cordwainer, July 27, Aug. 17, at Guildhall. Att. Ileditt, Kings-recut, II:Afoot-row. 'W. Itookaa ;4. inn. of 1/ertl, merchant. July 13, 23, Aug. 17, at Guild hall. Atts. llceltA and Co. Wellclose-square. .J. I •ANcAsr ER. of Michael's-grove, Brompton, merchant. July 9,27. Aug. 17, at Guildhall. Atts. Hooke and Co. Coleman-tree:. 'W. GAat stow, N. BE 5J AMIN. and .1. IS K Wr s merchants. July 13, 21. Aug. 17, at Guiklhall. A tts. Swaine and Go. Frederick's-placc, Old Jcw"-y. 'W. 11;1.011c, of Finsbury-squu. - e. merchant, July 13, 20, Aug. 17, nt Gnildhall. Mt. Mr. Patorson, Ohl (until-street. .3.1111 - 2 ins:. jun. of Finsbury-square, merchant, July 13, 20, Aug. 17. at Guildhall. Au. Mr. Paterson. tad Broad-street. "T. .1 trick, of Wilmington, Kent. baker, July go, 27, Aug. 17, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Bottum, Enion-street, Southwark. DIVIDENDS Al' GI'ILDIIALL. July 2.7,11. Cohen. of Gunge-street, Minories. merchant. July 27. A. Ilead, of LoweiGmsvenor-strui. winesinen:hant. July 13. F. boar, of N-ewinarket, Suffolk. aniggist. July 30, S. V. Gore. of Iliehopsgate.street, haberdasher. .laly 27, A. and C. Gordon, of Chureli-strect, Soho, taylors. July 27, T. Reed, jun. of Cross-street. Ii :tan-gotten, citinaman. July 23, D. Trott, of the Old Change, calico-printer. Jule .27, 11. '1 lab, of Goswell-street, bedstead-maker. July 27, R. M. Stratton. of Stow on the Wold, Gloucestcr,liquor-mere. July 211. T. Pannell. of Bury St. Edmund's, Stiffirlk. tallow-chandler. July 27, W. Sinnott, of Bowling Green-lane, Clerk- ..stvenger. July 27, W. Hardy and 11. Garth:ter, of Clicapside, morchants. DIVIDENDS IN THE co1:N . 111y. Aug. 2, W. Dillicar. of Pickering, York, horse-dealer. at York. Aug. 23. J. Lucy, of Bristol. linen-draper, at Worcester. Aug. 3, 'l'. Gaisford, of East Grimstead, W ilts, butcher, at New Sarum. July 10, G. Sawtell, of Bristol. merchant. at Bristol. July 31. J. G•vvlchild, son. of Low Pallion, Durham .1. and W. Jackson. of lhorgato-wharf. .1, Gorrlohila. Jun. of Iligh Valiant. Drunam..l. Ja-k-on. of Enpletou. Durham, anJ T. Jones, gra. of Gr,encroft, Dooliom, teinkors. at IlL•hop-Weanuouti. Au t. 1. It. Greawell. of Burgh in tha Alw-sh, Lincoln, shopl.or-per. at Seilsbe. July 2%A Mvatill, of fleceles, Su'rolk. upholsterer. at Reecks. July 2.0, S. Downend, of Shotlield. York, grocer. at Shefield. July 27.1 Birth -T. of Laaeaster, irwrchant. at Laticast..r Aug. 13, T. Bevis. of Cambridge. laze-incrchant, at Cantbrilge. Au!. la. R. Marris, of Great Grimsby, Lincoln, grozer, at Kingston upon-II ult. CERTIEIC.‘TEti, .27.—C. and J. Hayes, of the Old Jewry. merchants—J. Emery. of Bedford, grocer—T. Norris, of Fremntin Vinft, Cornhill, merchant—C. Martin, of the Three Cocks Inn. Marron, innkeeper—A. Balls. of Ilareaareet, Branford, innhohler—T. Gibbons and Co. of Wolverhampton, Staff:ord. banker..-1.. Bryant. of Bath, ovine amt spirit-rnorcharn—U. Adnam, of 11,11. Berks. brewer—J. 'low 11. of Clusa:r. Palmer, ut Piccadilly, tailor— W. Ragitholo, of Mark-lane, corn-factor—S. !lathy, of Lacenlismi, SuClk. carpenter-1. Crompton. of Hereford, tied-merchant—T. Bell, of Lincoln, baker—'l'. D. Pinnock. of St. Peter's, Chemehill, Which !stet, woolstapler—T. Ilipkins and C. C. Sumner, of Haling don, Uxbridge, plate-glais-manufioatrer—F. Falkner, of Marlow, Heret'ord. tarn or-I'. Gre.c.ves, of Chorloy, Lancaiter, and of St. rata' s Chown-yard, cotton-inanu:'aaura—.l. Clay, of King-tun-upon- Hull, werahant. t•AaTyEIDDUPS IDSSOI NED. W. D e von and W. Tooke. of Gray's.inti, swamies. T. Ilavies and I. of I,:mr.cAter, turn-men:II:M(S. J. and W. Maxwell. of Itoclulale. Lancaahire, woollen-manufacturers. J. Morley. of Wellingore, and 11. Brook, of Navatiby, Lincolnshire. Slugtviis. J. Mauna' and J. Parton, of Liverpool. brokers. .1. and B. Prichard, of Church-row, Felichurch.strcet, coopers. I'. Pigs; and H. Piekstock, of Shrewsbury. wine-merchants. J. Osborn and R. Sutton. White llorse-lane, Stepney, butchent. n. Howlett and W. 11. Thorpe, of Rolls-buildings, Fetter-lane, cop per plate-printers. J. and .1. T. Taylor, of King-street. Cheapside, weavers. W. Palmer and Co. of London, merchants. J. Burn and Co. of Gibraltar, merchants. W. Eastwood and J. Willson. of Newgiito-strut, linen 4lrs.pas. E. Catlin and Co. a Dover-street, Piccadilly, milliners. 13. Earle and W. flown, of Winchester, grocers. &t. Brooks and T. Bentley. of Blackburn, Lancashire, cotton-manufac. silk-dyers. rt. - • ~ . .11 A Small C111.(1•1,ATING LIBRARY to lc Sala, cmon,itc. tvili;!!ett., for :A.venty , op.maN. shilling vohtme. iu good cmulifol. Hexly wore ottiTot: the per. 4.3 to whom thvy h long hariv.4 rairtll from ano.F.—.lA , to at It kmtim; P.,11/111 :(131 9g, 410:: iro3l wits: 3 iLlharo It foot lon ; ;, an:l a AmLll wantetl. 'l'llE NATIONAL REGISTER. Lo• no : vox I)./ S. TUC KING'S LT! i.—Tho following Bulletin was imued yestertlely r.t St. Jawrs's 11,.11 l %.11.E., Jit ti. Ilts Ilajesty Iraq eit . iticti good licatile. anti li.vt glitt.ral beet,' trotitittil titrittighttatt the Idst ti:; un, hi. Ajimt•st:.'s tlisortlcr is nut :Coati tl." We have received Poris Papers of Wednesday and Thursday last. -There had been, it seems, a report in circulation that the two ChambeN were to be shortly as sembled; but the Ga Leite de Fninee contradicts it, and states that they will not meet till October. The trial tin: eonspiracv was still going oa; but the details are just of as nmeh importance as the story of an old wonum at Bonnleaux, atentioned in these Journals, 4vho set almizt a talc of an Anti-Bourlmonite army of ‘260,000 men being in motion; and tier this ridiculous freak of imagination, was sentenced to a year's imprisonment. The Paris Papers, which we have received up to Wed nesday last, still continue tube Idled with the proceedings on the trial of the tis conspirators. The substance of the examination proves, that ideotism and vice, want of prin cipal and wont of bread, were the r•-•••ives that urged these treasonable %rights. On Monday several witnesses were heard ; and their evidence only renders the business more unintelligible. The proceedings were adjourned till Tuesday ; and from the number of witnesses that re . Instilled to be heard, the trial was likely to occupy the • Court some days longer. On Thursday se'nnight the trials of twenty eight indi. viduals, arrested some time back, commenced before the Court of Assizes, all accused of plotting against the King and Royal Family, and of an intention to overturn the (iovernmcnt. One or two dismissed Officers, a few mechanics, out of employ, a mad poet, and others contending with the extremes of wretchedness, organized this thrmidable plot, which was to overthrow the Government. The trial is mixed with such ludicrous circumstances and ridieuloug incidents, as to be inure cakulateol to excite latiltter and contempt, than any sentiment of horror, with respect to the atrocious tendency and end of the mnfeder:wy. A part of the scheme ofthese terrible gentry was, to blow up the Thuilleries with gunpowder; but the project was not vot,sl unanimously, because " the Thuilleries was a beautiful building.”—A poor poet, named Sourdon, the Laureate of the groupe, on being examined, amused his audience with the following unequivocal testimony of the kind of loyalty which, we fear, is too common with all modern French poets : Question.--" 1101 sun not compot e and sing songs in praise of the I..sorper at the C.ife Montan:4r ' .Ansuer.----" Yes, Sir. During three months of ISIS (March April, May,) I sung the Glory of the French Soldiers. I also admired Itnonaparte for some titne : but ivy are outer certain of thinkitur in the smite way io•morrow as sue do to day. If I made at the same period songs arainst the King. It ryas to obtain some ciapioy cam under the Minister ofJoThee, am d out isith oily trot intettlion4. Suttee the King's return, I Ito u. not sung any emtplets against him : oil the contrary, I am his must faith smjeri." Lieut. Mietton„kide-de-Camp to General Ihmnaire, both of whom were lately tried lint the murder of Col. Gordon, was shot on Friday last in the Plain of(irenelle. On the same day Bonnaire was taken to the Place Ven dome, where the sentence it the Court-Nlartial was read to him ; after which he was degraded from the Legion of Honour—His sentence is transportation for life, which implies loss of civil rights and confiscation of property. General Gilly Luis been condemned to death in his ab sence, our his treasonable opposition to the Duke of An g,ouleme, in the month of April, Last year. Louis XVIII. has granted an amnesty to deserters who shall return to their duty within certain periods. By a Decree of the Prussian Government, the French Regicides, as well as the individi.als comprised in the Ordonnance of the ..:/t•th of July, who are distributed in the Prussian States, have received permission to fix their residence, according to their own pleasure, in Silesia, the Mark-Brandenburg, Pomerania, or the Duchy of .lag &burg. These are the best provinces of the Prussian Monarchy. Among the foreigners of note, who have lately arrived in Paris, are Mr. Tierney and Mr. Brougham. A Mail from Holland brings intelligence that the Kim• of the Netherlands has accetkd to the Treaty of the loly Alliance. A Hamburgh mail has brought intelligence from Peters burg of the abolition of Ow vassalage of the peasants in Esthonia by the Emperor Alexander. The enfranchise ment, however, is not to take place suddenly, but gra completed in fin►r- We Lave rcetivcd to tLe 1:)th ult.— 'llO fonowitig arc extracts: . ~r... COMA:I>A' OP 1 \ I,IIT. " (7t - y NA. ts• I. e:iiirier d her( dis. ietteheil by tied, Atord h... 1 the Icihat .r.oy, on der his committal. had sob :ORA the ;the c.tpital I; vt ell oih has ilefeatt.l in their 'starlit the several baud: of itisto vest's tsho to.tiet took to oi:• po>c and stop the pt owl ,••• ,it hi. %iett.rioo , ants. lily ss as so eotildeti ict•toied lloto,ghout t b Anti:Awn, mai its inhabit:oils is lured Ihtir and ntioelotteut to But 11ajc.It Goss rtitticut, bi nue6 tacot. 01 %1114'1 1 . 11 Illdi Gen. 311.1 has tottered that a einisideiuldi pint of bus owes shoot.' rentro to the pro% hires or N - t•nertteht t :ma 111.. t 3autt turn.huul4 match to Panama. thence to embark 14 Linea, ssitli the oh j ert entiqdetilie the hub.iirzaticis of Ism ill.h A}rrs. .1 cymioroli of the naval turret le•loneitig; to the est , ..it.ii.:ll has levels eil orders to sail from Carl haLtes , ;l, 7111.1 rrniir vl•itos't ""' ` "m*l. of the insnrgenti anti Ora is, a hu st em ,)Cl scia.Cfsllg ..ttt mete isms... BOWTON, F: .-- The l'torillrnre 41110401 H a report, Olaf 7.1 r. So.akt.i. (*.LA . Ita. awl :*.l t udd Atituus ..t:lttr. at rill Its. 1 ho I lalitar paper of da. 7th ch. state•. 'dad ti:v t ruck hul,aus ha C aerial etl %tit', and cnw u unt•ed lamtilitit.. Against the Coated Stitch.- Adviecs from , Malta, dated the Ist ofJuife, state, that similar bmbarities have btaat committed at Tunis, to these which took place at Bo:•na: many Christians had been massacred, including British, French, and Spaniards. By a vess::l which arrived at Maita the 17th of May, from Corm, it appears, that the pinltical squtitiron from Tunis haul sunk an English neachant ink; near Noravina, and murdered the crew; that a British anti u Russian vessel had ben fitund oil' Milo, deserted; and from their decks leiuu stre%ved with arms anti ammunition, it is supposed they haul been taken by the pirates. A (ienutla Paper, in mm article tu►der the head of Zara, June 18, says—" The Fano, a corvette, has en tered this port, after having had a e , anbat of tbur hours' duration with a Tunisian vessel; which having antlered much, and having sprung a-leak, sunk to the bottom without its being possible to save any of the crew. This vessel had hoisted a black flag; which the Captain of the Fanny perceiving, did the same." Lord Exmouth has received, we hear, his final in structions tbr the Mediterranean His squadron will consist of five ships of the line ; the Queen Charlotte. hfiort, Impregnable, Spencer, and Albion; with se veral frigates, bombs, and gun-boats. The Congreve rockets, which proved so destructive in America, and other places, during the lute war, will be conveyed in the fleet about to sail to Algiers; to be there used, it' necessary. Sir Robert Wilson has obtained permission to reside at the hotel of his I.ady during the time of her illness, which is supposed to be most serions. lie is on parole not to quit his apartment ; but his friends are allowed to sec hint. Lord Byron is stated in the Paris Papers to have fixed urai a residence in the environs of Geneva. A Document was lately laid betime. Parliament, IT which it appears that the total gold coinage of his pre sent Majesty's reign amounts to the enormous and almost incredible sum of between (i 7 and (itt millions sterling ! The Countess of Loudon and her young tinnily are ar- rived from India. I ler Lady,hip is in perfect health. The City, on Tuesday afternom, was thrown into much consternation, by the Banking-house of Messrs. Bruce, Simpson, Freer, and Mackenzie, Bartholomew lane, having stopped,payment. The firm has published a letter, stating, " how much they lament the inconve nience which will be thus occasioned to their fiiends by the privation of their funds; and that they are persua ded that the inspection of their accounts will in no respect show them unworthy of confidence ; and, as men of ho nour, they can Ixlltfly assure them, that their propertic: are amply sufficient to liquidate every claim against therm." We are concerned to state, that in consequence o f the stoppage of Messrs. Bruce and Co's Bank in Lon don, the proprietors of the country Bank, Maidstone, Sir William Bishop and Co. were on Thursday morning obliged to suspend their payments for the present. The \Vantage Bank has suspended its payments ; this circumstance has eau sed great ti ist ress in the neighbourhood. Two partners in a banking-house not very fir from the metropolis were sent to Newgate on Tuesday last, by the Commissioners of Bankrupts at Guildhall, fine not having given a satistitctory account of their property, as required by Act of Parliament. The bank of Messrs. James Aspinall anti Son, of Li verptxd, has stopped payment.-81fferrabury Chronicle. Another fai!ore of some consequence took place on Saturday, in town, connected with banking concerns.— (Ssoidtw Ayer.) We learn front Sunderland, that on Thursday last, the bunking-house of Cooke and Co. at that place, was vi sited by an extent in aid from London, which obliged it immediately to stop payment. Several expresses were sent to town to communicate the circumstance.—(lbid.) 'l'he Sunderland Bank, which, we understand, has now stopped payment, is said to be indebted to the house of Messrs. Bruce, Simson, and Co. in the enormous sum of 184,0 _ooL —( Observer.) Horsham Bank (Blunt and Raper) Wednes , lay morning, in consequence Banking-house of Messrs. Bruce, London.—(l6id.) length determined to reduce the per gallon. B. Brooks and T. Burney, of Blackburn. Lancashire, cotton-manor - se. ^ ------ s*" s'^ • ''•",•'"".• — i ~,,, J, Bolt and co. o: salfora, Lancashire, silk-dyers dually ; so that the whole may be completed in tbur- The Sussex and Horsham Bank (Blunt and Bap J• mu and Co. of Scdgley. Staffordshire, road-ma.acrg. teen years. Sweden has acceded to the Holy Alliance. stopped payment on Wednes , lay morning, in eonseque• J. Larking and J. Mortice. of South •strcet. Fins:iry-sq. timber-mere. W. Verdinhairu and V. Schroder, of White's-yard, Rosernary-lanr, A great event with regard to Prussia is recorded mof the failure of the Banking-house of Messrs. Bre sugsr.retttals one of the French Papers. The state of vassalage lat.. Simeon, Preen, and Co. London.—( Aid.) s. W. Wadeson and Co. been declared to be at an end throughout the Prussian The brewers have at length determined to reduce • w. sody and 14. W. Mercer. London, wine and spirit-merchants. 1131118011 sad J. Casket, 01 . Bromptan, licusington, nurserymen. dominions, and the peasantry of that country are uow free. price of Porter tivo-iwnec per gallon. EN vi.• 111.: 11 , 2: to an Co; iy 17 it! situ it Si we not ark! I ,ve Josh rust tcrh and TUOV 10 a of 1 dale ('oF II CMS v:ne NVCrt diCt( CiIITIC