The National Register. — London, England, 1809-01-29 00:00:00

MIN JAN. 29 , THE NATIONAL REGISTER. 79 ''''', . . .. ... . and May 2. Muth er • .. . . - Samuel Mialli Wapping, brewer, Feb. 4, 11, at one, 10 - II , Robert, and William Bishop, Cambridge, March 11, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mes-T.s. Cooper woollen-drapers, at one, at Guildhall-4'4. it Richard Pea- , and Lowe, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane. cock, Turntuillaaret•t, Clerkeuwell, at tee, at Guildhall -May • Jane Jones, Dolyddbyrion, Carnarvon, tanner, Feb. 10, 11, 2. Joshua RW on Horslesdown, Cooper, at one. at i;hard ilkins, • )i . . . and March 11, at ten, at the Sportstnian Inn, Carnarvon. Attar- Cnildhall, London-March ti. John Liainei, Ashford, Lames, hies, Messrs. Edmund and Son. Lincolu's-inta London; and Mr. at eleven, at the White Horse Inn, Ludlots --Feb. 21. 11 illiam Henry Rumsey W illia Ins. Caruarvon. ).l John Symonds, l!ara-3don, Oyford, horse-dealer, Feb. 7, 14, Standley, Wheatone, Leicester, ivaltstrr, at four, at the Blue Bell Inn, Bishop's Fee, Leicester-Match 25. Geo•ge Machati • nod Nlarch 11, at eleven, at •he Old Anael Inn, New , Woodstoek, Huddersfield, Y •rk • t • 1 at C •Id' 11 -L 41 ' 1 a , grocer, a ea e. ye, Ail i lia , WI WI. li xford• Attornioi Mr. A z mond, Enshana Oxon; and Messrs. E d nitin s and Son, Lincoln's-inn, Loedon. CERT!. I.' 'CAT ES-I• en. N. ,• I John Park insult Woolley, Waltham-G tee», brewer- Willi:ten t Richard Gorton, Penaleton, laineaster, cotton-sizer, Fel). 27, • 28, and Mareh 11, at three. at the Palace Inn, Manchester. At- V4Thitakee, Charlton-raw, :Manchester,- ntautifacturer-al anio4 1 t tot•nies, Mr Edge, Manchester; and -Mr. Ellis, eur3itotastreet, Jackson To ailiam Devon, lin e 1 • • • , i . , , 1 - nit n e t- Ilerbert Ws at. Robert Scateherd Jones. Charles Sheppard, and it•l 1 tit : ,.e i Chancery-lane, London. Duke -street, Aldgatc, .. •s la ertlirl TO ii , plumbers--William Fiddemaa, Wactoti, 'it George Eaumer, Cambridge-Heath, Middlesex, stoekbroker, Norfolk, merchana-NV illiam Lenox, Bolton, common-brewer , :''S Jan, 31, Feb. 11, and March 11, at ten, at Guildhall Landon. - -Thomas and henry B. IVithers, Greenhill's Rents, Smithfield- . ) Attorney, Mr. Asphalt, Qualits -court, Chancery-lane. Bars, merchants-James Pearce 11' illiam Dixon; and Bennett 1 George Children, Dover, sadler, Feb. 7, 11. and March 11, ~ Allen, Paternoster-lona nakeey-scriveners-J Om W. Dilbee, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mr. Barnes, Clif- Greeuw 'ch.-Henry WebstV, Roll's-buildings, I'etter-41w, ) I ford's-iii; and Mr. Shipdom, Dover. j ew elle rs . R alph Clay, H`A Hackney, Middlesex, merchant, Jan. , Feb: .11 4 and March 11, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney Mr • - amigos 1 . . Warrand, Ca l tlescourt, Budge-row. POPULAR PREACHEIZS. . i William Aspland, Kensingtoa, Middlesex, cheesemonaer, No. VII. Feb. 2, at eleven, 11, at twelve, and March 11, at ten, at Guild- hall, London. Attarnies, Mr. Popkin, Deau-street, Soho; and --asoma- - ti Mr. Knight. Kensington-Oh, popular applause ! what heart of man John Henry Wilkinson, Bond-court, Walbrook, 'Feb. 4, 11, Is proof against lily sheet, seducing, charms. •sti ' '1•11e wisest and the best feel urgent need and March 11, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Brown , .) I Pudding-lane. Of all their caution, in thy gentlest gales; •! George Adolphus Riddlestorfl'er, Whitechapel, haberdasher, But swelled into a gust, who then, alas ! , , i :lan. 30, at ten, Feb, 14, at twelve, and March 11, at ten, at With all his cauvas set, and inexpert, Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hurd, King's Bench-walks, Temple. And therefore heedless, can withstand thy power ? ,1 William Watts, Bristol, Jan. 30, Feb. 14, and March 11, 0)1 1 11'ER. at . eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. B i gg , • ..-.....-- '1 - llatton-garden, London ; and Mr. Burges, Bristol. HENRY MIA Pllll, D. D. . Elias Edmonds, Monument-yard, wine-merchant, Feb. 4,14, at twelve, and March 11, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. oa• I i ( U.SPEL. , Sarel, Surrey-street, Strand. sraf-FIELDS C Robert Grater, Stoke- Damara!, Devon, scrivener, Feb. 14, WHEN I reflect on the established publicity of Spa-Fields • , ' L 15, and March 11, at eleven, at the Three Tuns Inn, Tiverton' Chapel, and the celebrity with which its pulpit was once tale 4 l• Devon. Attorneys, Mr. Sauter, Chancery-laue, London; and by 1)r. Haack, Ido not wonder why the appearance af (ha .! . Mr. Hurley, Devon. Draper, in the same situatian, should have created a cousiCer- Zachariah Sky riot, Bucklersbury, carpenter, Jan. M, Feb. • able sensation in what is called the religious world. 11, and March 11, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 1) It. 1) RA PE It, however, possesses distinct and individual . i Bond, Leadenhall-street. • claims to popularity. Always rather evangelically inclined, he a John Carter, Crosby-square, Bishopsgate.street, merchant, has recently quitted the Church of England, under w hose •,, . , Jan. 31, Feb. 11, and ,March 11, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, auspices he was trained to the work of the sacred ministry' i and Messrs. Palmer, Tomlinson, and Thomson, Copthall -court, in whose services h e had for years officiated. 1 pretend nut to Throginorton-street. investigate his motive for schism. lie announced. it is said ~• Thomas Hoare and Willi:en Allen, Waltham-lane, Cheshunt, something like a Letter to the Bishop of London; explanatory .1 z , Hertford, calico-printers, Jan. 31, Feb. 7, and March 11, at of the causes inducing him to separate from our national chui ch, la I ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Bond, Leadenhall- and exculpatory of hit: secession from its communion. Inqiury , ! • street. ia was made after this pualication, but without success. Thomas Hickson, Leicester-square, shoemaker, Feb. 4, 18, E n dowed with more than ordinary abilities, long known itt the and March 11, at ten, at Guildhall. Attormies, Messrs. Junes ep i scopa l pulpit, and heroine still more observable by habitat. •11 •and Roche, Covent-garden Church-yard. entered the evangelical pulpit. Dr. Draper forms au object of I V !Di.: \ DS. some clerica l importacce. II is talents are not yet eft o•ebled, n o r, . D • .V I . Feb, 25. Richard Watson, Liverpool, master maricer, at from theirnature,indanger of beingspeeaily impaired, The nuts-• a. • eleven, at the Globe-tavern, Liverpool-Feb. 11. Henry Grundy her o r h i s followers is, in his new circle of action, greatly iit- Beetson, Gray's-Inn square, money-scrivener, at twelve, at c reased ;and, whether we calculate the usual effect of popularity Guildhall-Feb. 21. Duncan Maclaurin, Watling-street, Lon- on public men, or, the ambition of StandhVg at the head. of ma don, warehouseman, at one, at Guildhall-Feb. 21. Peter Davies, mera us societies, there is reason to suppose that the exc. / l imo o f Little St. Andrew-street, Seven Dials, medicine-vender, at ele- this Preacher a ill correspond with las present exaltation. The . Huntindon's Chapels, nod the President of vett, at Guildhall-Feb. 28. John Ketmion, sen. and John •• .;) • Kenniou, jun. Nicholas-law, London, brokers, at ooe, at Guild- ( I ; 3t e i s t l i t fi tin ( ; t4 Co l li t t d •g Y e, cannot fail, we may rest assured, to he grepter ;: hall- het. 25. James Gibbs, Peterborough, Northampto n, than the alornine and Eseaina, Preacher of tie.a ial,„; in, act aa, draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London-Feb. 22. John Salisbury, . Watling-street, and the Afternoon Lecturer of St. (icotavat in • . •111aachester, cotton-spinner, at two, at the Dog Tavern, Deans- Southwark. Should not those paw erful considerations, h a w_ gate-Feb. '25. Samuel Ou'ey, Ileyrod Mill, Lancaster, cotton- ever, suffiviently stimulate the mind of Dr. Draper, still let hint spinner, at two, at the Commercial Inn, Manchester --Feb. 27. recollect that the successor of Dr. Haweis, a hawser way be his .. Richard Humphreys, Stamford, linen-draper, at eleven, at the own diffidence of Chia:LC:Cr, VIOL do sometisiug to demaed 'Crown inn, Stautford.-Feb. 18. Sp e ncer Martin, Eastbourn a notoriety. A s it is a post of much singular eminence, sabieut 'shopkeeper, at ten, at Guildhall, London-Feb , 18. John and Da Draper has now chosen to oceup), so it must be emineija v ... N 1 Miami Wilson, Dean's•court St. Martin's-le4'irand, ware- and singularly filled. . .• ho u semen, at eleven, at Guildhall-Feb. 25. William Croft and Of the person a nd manner of Dr. Dra p er, it is not ca:v to 0, r. James Monks, Leeds, merchants, at eleven, at the Three Legs speak so as to be understood. His person is w . the midair 6a. i • Inn, Leeds-Feb, 25. William Henry Ravenscroft, Michael tare, not corpulent; and the general stitlaess s f his carria t ,e is Edwin I . and James Entw isle, Manchester, cotton-spinners, oddly contrasted by the tripping s•ep in which he ascends t. e • at two, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester-Feb. 28. stairs of the pulpit. These, however, are trivia matters: 1V illiam Watson, Great Cambridge-street, Hackney road, at i one, at Guildhall-March "L John Greenwood and William 1 c e D s . ne N s l o te t f ,l e t o o l 4 : i i c h a ns w ed i a based, i rather ling t h u n i n ui e 6 l e e i s t, at a ed „ , io l l 7 . u lti , s t n u e t u is • e T v g i r:! : ' l ' 0 ritualdt ) Old Band-street, auctioneers, at one, at Guildhall. t 1 ' .. . ilif. ~• . . ,