The National Register. — London, England, 1821-07-15 00:00:00

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE. Jumr, 15, 1211. Notice is hereby given, that his Majesty will hold • Lane at Carlton House, on Wednesday the 25th instant, at two o'clock. Notice is also hereby given, that hi. Majesty will hold a Draw. ing Room at Buckingham Palace, on Thursday the 26th instant, at two o'clock. WHITEHALL, JULY. 13, 1841. In pursuance of an order of his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council. the following instructions have been framed for securing the commodious access and return of carriages conveying persons to and from Westminster Hall and Abbey, on throccasion of his Majesty's Coronation on the 19th hut In conformity with these instructions the necessary directions have been gives to all his Majesty's Officers and Servants concerned in carrying them into execution. The doors of the Hall and Abbey will be opened at three o'clock in the morning. At the same hour all the gates of Hyde Park, except the Kensington Gate, will will be opened for carriages, and the stable yard gate will be opened for the plumage of such carriages as will be permitted to use the second mate laid down in the instructions. The doors of the Hall and Abbey will be shut at seven o'clock in the morning against all visitors, except those who are entitled to be set down at the House of Lords, and the doors of t at House will be shut at sight o'clock. All carriages are then to depart. and the gates of use Park will he open at three o'clock in the afternoon, to those which are to wait there for the return of their owners. as stated ..—..—.. in these and anTltt;i7d SI D MOUTH. Were follow the different ROUTES to be observed by the carriages belonging to the several classes who will be presort at the Coronation This Gazette also announces the following elevations in and to the Peerage of the UNITED KINGDOM:— Earl or Ailesbury Viscount Curzon Baron Sommers — Earl Sommers Baran Emir Earl Donoughmore (Irish) — Marquess of Lothian iScotch) Marquess Conyngham (Irish) Earl of Ornsonde (Irish) Earl of Weruyss (rivrell) Earl of Roden (Irish) Earl of Kingston (Irish, Earl of Longford (Irisd) Lord James Murray Rt. Hon. W. W. Pole Rt. Hon. John Forster Sir William Sam Sir Thomas H. lid e 11... l'homas Cholmondely.. Esq — Cecil W. Forrester, Esq Lady Charlotte M. G. Struts Viscount Hutchinson Baron Ker Baron Minster Baron Ormonde Baron Wenlyss Baron Clanbtassil Baron Kingston Baron Silchester Baton Glenlyon Baron Maryborough Baron Orirl Baron Stowell Baron Rarenswotth Baron Delamere Baron Forrester Baroness Rayleigh BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. W. Young, Bradiog, Isle of Wight. farmer. BANKRUPTS. G. Aetley, Wem. Salop, farmer. Solicitor, Mr. Griffiths, Southampton Buildings. Chancery Lane. W. Sudlow, Manchester, Sour dealer. Sols. Messrs. Milne and Co. Temple. T. Lammin, East Bridgford. Nottinghamshire. maltster. Sole. Messrs. Pew and Co. He n rietta Street, Covent Garden. M. Stray. Rotherham, York, linen draper. Sole. Messrs. King and Co. Castle Street, Holborn. J. Young, Ware. Herts. tailor. Sol. Mr. Sheffield, Great Proem Street, Goodman's Fields. H. Webb, Rochdale, Lancashire, woolstapler. Sol. Mr. Taylor, Gray's Inn Square. J. Peacock, Bawtry, Yorkshire, victualler. Soh. Messrs. Stocker and Co. New Boswell Court. J. lyerman, Bristol, haberdasher. Sol. Mr. Gates, Newgate Street. C. Niblett, Guildford, Surrey. money scrivener. Sol. Mr. Dynes. Lincoln's Inn Fidds. J. Guy, Bishop gate Street, silversmith. Sols. Messrs. Lo dingron and Co. Temple. H. Moseley. New Hoed. St. George's in the E.ut. dada in earthenware. Sols. Messrs. Hurd and Co. Temple. T. Sadler, Aston, near Birmingham, dealer. Sul. Mr. Walker, Lincoln's Inn Fields. T. Medd, Staple Inn Buildings. Holborn, draper. Sol. Mr. Parton, Bow Church Yard. W. F.ucx, Paddington. wharfinger. Sol. Mr. Hartley, Bridge Street, BlAckfriars. J. Oiler, Bathwick. near Bath, slater. Sole. Messrs. Sheerwood and Co. Canterbury Square. Soutwerk. T. Thompson, Langboum Chambers, Fenchurch Street. ship limner. Sol. Mr. H utchison, Crown Court, Threadneedle Street. H. Golding, Lower Thames Street. wine merchant. Sol. Mr. Lewis, Crutchet Friars. J. Walsh, Barbican, victualler. Sol.. Messrs. Evans and Co. Kennington Cross, Surrey. Dl VI DEN DS. August 7. W. Hyde, Howford Buildings, Fenchurch Street, mererant-9, R. bidwell, Bath, shoenraer-7, J. Stevenson, Broad Street, Bloomsbury, corn chandler-4, T. Town, Yoklung. Kent. miller-11. G. Willett. Owen's Row. Islington. picture frame maker. CERTIFICATES to be granted August 4. J. Archer, Ware. Herta, miller—C. J. Bolden, Duke Street. West Smithfield. painter—D. Trueman. Goldsmith Street, lace dealer—T. D. Borden), Shelton, Staffordshire, draper—J. smith, jun. Ramsga:e. carpenter—G. Seaman, Bishopagate Street. Lnen draper—G. Booth. Peter's Lane. Liverpool, woollen drap —J. Fisher. Ntilby. Yorkshire, raft' merchant—T. Ramsay, St. Mary Hill. wine and brandy merchant. PRICE OF STOCKS. Rank Stork pee tent. Red. 771 I 3 per Crest. Consuls 76f 34 pri Cent. 4 I •ler Lego. 9:4 per Cent. Arty 1091 Lug Ant.. 19 WIG Ononinon U. Imp. 3 prr Cent. Intlin It Ia 4tl 6tock Exchequer Rill- 84. prem. Cowl. lor Ac. 78 lottery Tickets 231. 18x. THE NATIONAL REGISTER•] tonbott : SUNDAY. JULY 13. —maw— The Gazette of lest night contains the new Batch of Peers—and it is a singular coincidence that nearly every one of these now Rigid Honourable Personages, has in some way or other signalized h niself under the accession of his present Majesty, by the active part he has taken in the continued persecutions to which the Queen has been sub jected. THE NATIONAL REGISTER The Attorney-General, following up most praise worthily the declaration he recently made in the House of Commons, has directed the enlargement of Mr. Benbow, on his finding security to the amount of 401. for his appearance to the indictment against him. Sir Robert Gifford has thus substantively declared that, in the opinion of his Mujesty's Law Officers, the mis-called "Constitutional Society," if it have nut exercised " a vigour beyond the law," has certainly carried, by its vindictive prosecutions, its proceedings far beyond the line of propriety— and this practical declaration will, we hope, cause the originators of the Society to be left alone, and deprive them of their contemplated harvest—a har vest which was to have beat reaped by the ruin of industrious shopkeepers after they had been decoyed by the demoniac agents of Meows. Sewell, Murray, Sharpe, and Co. into a breach of the law. Mr. Horatio Orton, too, may again become an errand boy to the New Time: office; and if, after the dan gerous Society he has been subject to firr some months past, he have one remnant of honest feeling left, he may be grateful that he has once more an opportunity of gaintng his bread by less disgraceful means than those to which he was of necessity re duced, while in the degrading situatiJn of Clerk to the " Constitutional Association." On Friday, at half past two o'clock, Sir Watkin Lewis, the senior Alderman and Father of the City, died at the London Coffee-house, in the 85th year of his age. He was elected Alderman of Lime-street Ward in 1772, and served the ofte of Sheriff the same year, and was elected Lord Mayor in 1780. Sir Watkin was tor years High Bailiff of the Borough of Southwark, in which situation he gave general biit Letters from Stockholm, dated the 26th ultimo, state that the claim of the English merchants for the seizure of goods about two years ago, at &aloe, in Norway, have been adjusted by the payment of 2,5001. and the remission of duties to the amount 15,0001. more on merchandise to be imported into Norway within a limited period. The Paris papers contain an anecdote relating to General Rapp, which does infinite credit to his feel ings, and his address in the ingenious compli ment paid him by the King of France. The General having been informed of the decease of Napoleon, shed tears. The King having heard of the circumstance, on his way to Incas saw General Rapp, and so far from blaming his sensibi- lity, said he regarded it as a new pledge of fidelity. " It is true, Site," answered the General, " that 1 felt deep emotion on heating of the death of a man to whom I owe everything—even the happiness of serving your Majesty." An untitrtunate event happened on the 90th of last month in the Commune of Bruniquel (Tarn and Garonne). While the workmen were blowing up some stone in a quarry to mend the road at Alhy, a mass of earth fell and buried the men employed. The latter were taken out without much injury, but four young girls of the Commune of Negrepe llise, who also were buried under the enormous mass, were taken out nearly dead. One of them expired, and the others have received dreadful wounds. The French minister of marine has presented a report to the King, which the latter has approved ot; recomme►►ding the establishment of a colony in French Guayana, on the batiks of the River Ama nita) A itTILLVHY COMPANV.—AE half past six o'clock on Friday evening the ceremony of consecrating the colours of the Artillery Conipany was performed at the Artillery-ground. At five o'clock the company met on their parade in front of the Artillery-house, and at a quaver past six the officers brought the new colours from the Artillery-house. The Rev Mr. Hatt, the Chaplain of the company, performed the ceremony of eonsecniting the colours—that being done, they were raised and unfolded, and thsplayot the arms of the company, finely emblazoned on a blue ground. They were then delivered to the Ensigns, who took their places in the centre, and the drums and fifes played a martial salute. HER 111AJESTY'S VISIT TO SADLER'S WELLS rHLATIM-011 . 1 . 11U1Sday twain her lamiu•sr, .1 till. •ft e4;te with her pr. senee.—At halt-paw %or rietttck tier M jesiv entered the house, hat tog Oren Met at hie Kates lay Mr. Egerton, the ittan.tger„ and toe Staler Ow nailer. Tile who was attended lay Luta salt 1,..dy flood and Aldermen W. 0,1, Mast tittering tilt tttnc, wa• greeted With the I lest cm -era front all part• of the hour. draw:atm ~ompaies :two r...mie torwart , 411 d gattg " Gan sate the Kota,' and wt re patted by 111 muloome In :he boxes, pit, and Kell. rya Her Mrirsi rentatned until the eutertmaillitentS eamaciaidril ; Wheat, a. her de p arture, she was nulled willt I . loln a theatre as C01311)Ittcly tilled as It was ul.ou tut entre.al.c 491 ECIONAPARrrs FUNERAL. EXTRACT Ole A IPIIIVATZ LZTT Zl, DATZD ST. MELINA. JIAT 15 Reonaparte wu buried on the 91b in Nene Volley, a spot selected by bionself, with the hill iiiilitery honours paid to a geueral of the first rank. The following is the Order of the Prussia:ea le-. Napoleon Bertrand, Dr. Armor, Priest. Dr. Aarestrauchi, Usslertater, THB BODY, Carried by drwswilars. Led Hone. Phmtna. Madame itertruid„ and Daughter. Moreland. Sernints. DI perm AlidaholseCarao. Hat, sad Naval Olken, chequered red awl Woe. Members of Comecii. Admiral. Gommer. Presets " Lady Lowe joined the procession at N•lsgete with her daughter, and walked down the bill to the grave, sup ported by the Governor mud Admiral. " 801 h and gUtti reginsents, the arti:lery, volunteers, end marines, its all fell $,4100 Mtn, were *tattooed on the surrounding hills, about ball way up ; and when thy body was lovreied into the grave, three rosseada of eleven guns were Bred by the artillery. Ilia brave was about 14 feet deep, very wide at the top, but the lows► part rhamohred to receive the chili's. ()sot large stone covered the *tame us the chamber. The rentritsisig *parr was filled op h it's nrasonsy, clamped with iron. Thus every precunti'm is taken to prevent the removal of the hody,and I belie, e it Imo been full as nineb by she dexter of the Freurb rout•. inisolonero, as film the wish of Ilse government of the Wind. The spot had previously liven conorerairil by his priest. The body of Bisonaparte is enclosed in three coffins, of mahogany, lead, and oak. His heart, who'd; Mertian4 and Musslbulon earnestly desired to mite with thrill in Europe, was restored so the coffin, but it reno,a..4 in a silver rap, filled with spirit,. fill *Wunsch in,. %,,.- geou was anxious to preserve, but that is also restored, and is ui another silver cup. •' As every thing relating to on great a man moat be of extreme interest, I should tell yon that atter attending Ins funeral I paid a 1113 ill to his residence. I vsmo show's lass WAlllrutre by Marchand, Ids valet, said a inure sls.i!'hy setmod I never beheld. Obi cols, hots, and pantitioo o, that a lotripinin ma shore would hardly coniteseenit wear; but it was quite an rouriertattng to snake him on airy thing new, and then after westing It an hour, lie would throw it otf, and put on the old ag•an. •• Tue last w•rds Buchreperte uttered were or. mu.' What their CUllllet I was in hie I (mom,: he aocertained ; but they were distioctly heard uu the morn. log of the slay he died. '• Au officers go:ird is appointed to watch over li.s grave. " Bertrand, Montholon„ and the reit of leis houstl'h;sl, will return to England tar the Camel MlNlMMlNKimilitch !bi* in ahirtii a lortnigist. " Drawings have keep taken by C,apt. Marryatt, of the allot where linsmapaile lies oared, rod 41.0 of the pi to his fsbueral." Grenadiers. Berl/mid, Month°lon, Servants, Son. Sos, Serviats. The follentisvg is an extract trom a letter, dated his Ma. jeaty's ship k iv, St. Helena Road., lilt May :; •• 11.4011.11111114: was 1-lien ill on the 17th or March 14%.. lie .iliairly sate I as If up, retuaitstr us...hyssop, would not for a time permit the medical ilepartinet.t to see him, Igoe. istriant holy, Mit Ilia appetite, anii tre• (lucidly SAW lee was cestain he should town die; wlit It event took place on Saturday evening.. May 5, alcint Is is a before six „pm at the sensing or she miss. occurred sta ass iaut thy ut note, that aveittnet of great Ilse appeared a fortnight partitions to his dentiar. Yeaurruay alteramou we law WWI tying in mate, in hiss full stattorio, with the crucifix on his breast ; his priest stood at the foot of ins cowls, lu deep mom Mug t at the her 1 stood Bertrand and Coma Xlinetholun, similarly employed ; but what pal I witlarty clamscil our ”osipallsy wits, the alyear atter ut*Ma.lanse Bertrand, who was an an askomississ; room weeping hittei ly, and a/Wee converse discovered the •te engin uf her attachment, and iter deep regret tot the deceased." MOVING Boo.—Extract of a letter from Clara, Ireland, Jane 27, 182 1 .—" About seven o'clock on the evening of the 26:11 inat. this neighbourhood was thrown into great confusion, by the south fruit of Ballykillion bog, a large and extensive one, con taining one and a half square miles, which nevi r had been drained, or in any way improved, gave way to the depth of 25 feet, running witit gre..t violence, and carrying all befiire it; tore up the meadow land, and curried it along fl wring on its sartiice. Its direction was across au extensive ea -- ley ; it dislodged a river, and ran with astonishing violence against an opposite his, then recoiled aml ran down the valley until it met with another hid mind a road, which checked its progrecx, after pilt g up in large broken fragments an isameme heal• t•f bog, from 20 to 40 feet deep, and covering alx.•.t 130 acres of choice meadow and pasture land, let frill '2 to SI. per acre, the property of the reprr • sentative of the late Geo. Cbbhorn, Esq, i.f Moiete ; its progress was awftit, its noise tremendous, unit people could with difficulty, drive off the cattle.— The water is now confined, the river stopped hp, and the most serious apprehensions are entertained that the water will again put the huge mass in mo tion ; if so, it ie likely 1,000 acres of meadow wt.! , be destroyed, uuless timely prevented by imrnewe labour. The draining of bogs ought to be immee: ately attended to, and a •me properly digested p 1...► adopted ; th, volr want employment, and it m 4.4 be of national advantage to undertake bringing sue huge masses into cultivation." The E -g1i4.11 soldiers in the lonian isles a►e s.. to heartily desire tl.e success of the Greeks. PP ....2.."! - " . ".