The National Register. — London, England, 1820-01-10 00:00:00

l'eligioa. have lately been published in great numbers. and at very small prices ; and it is expedient that the same should 'be restrained : may it therefore please your Majesty that it soar be enacted by tne•King's most excel'ent majesty. by sad with the advice and consent •f the. Lords spiritual nail tomporalorsidenionions to this present parliament as.einaded. aid by the atinliority of the mine, that floss, aiid• utter tea days afar the passing of this act. all paiiiphteu. and papers . timbal ii iii g may pa hlic fleas, inteltilietice or occurrerc 5, tor any remarks or übservatioos thereto:, of mauls any mutter is church nr State. printed in any part of tlw United . Kingdom for sale. sod published periodically, ur is pat ts or numbers, •t intervals not exceeding, turtle ,otis days htdoeen tile publication of any tut: sailk pamphlets air papers. parts Of rusubers. where any of the said pampltlets, or ;tapers, parts or IluMbeesr s,.reti►e l .,siusllant esceed too sheets. mr 111411 be published tsar sale bar less than sixpence, reclusive of the ditty by this act imposed thereon, shall be deemed sod taken to be sew spittle's within the liar intent and meaning of an act of pas batmen! passed in the thirty eighth y ear of tlw reign of His present Majesty, initialed en act fur 'accenting the mischiefs arising from the planting and poblislitsig nestspapes a and papers old like nature, lay pelsulis tidt Immo, and for reettlasing the printing and potificatiou psiol (a 404 respects; and of aesoth• r act of pdataineut, passed its the fifty•tittli year of the rem.' of His present Majest), 'allotted au act to provide fur the volley • and niatineeinetit of stamp ditties nl pamphlet.. alinuesacks„ and newspapers, in Ireland; and of dowdier ag . l p.u.rd is the fifty-filth year of tile teigii of . His sirescid MAjrsity, intaittled ail art fin repealing the Statile Office duller vs, ashes tismiaisto. Manus ks,, riewspiipi 1., :old and silver plate, stage coach es, and 'teener' WI keeping stage commies, now payable in tireat Blatant ; mot Oa graill.lo4 slew dunes in lien thereof ; anal of an at t pas-e. l w the filly-sixth year of Use reign eit His press-ill aiajrak, - , is/Waled an act to re. peal alai sea , 141 stamp duties 111 eland, aid also several acts foe she rim...clam a n d titaaagruirtit of the said dunes, and to Waist otla slsalp dutits in lira tat rent ; mid to wihke iiiiii e etreeinal regitlitt oat. tor aiid iii. wising the said Mao s ; a n d all at atei at is of pdi - lianient in force relating 10 newspapei , ; mid be sialljecl 10 siieli god tile saute dull. ut stomps with such and toe .aiiir alluvraiwes and dis.ci iiiii as newspapers p du. (Sleet Britain is Masan it.pectisel),llol4- aiv subject nolo un der and by prune of the said recited acts ot pas anemia, and shad be primed, published, and distributed under mid subject to all sea u alai liar ru r., teoltuisins, provisos..., ;email :cs, a d toile + arts, abate coiduined iu tale said recited wets. or rob r of them, in is any miler act or *mot" P ;,seal Braila or Ireland 'esp....level., madam; to aeospaiwis primed, punlishea, dispeivei. ass made putitie In the United kingdom; mid the said terrtril of Pas liatnen and all latter acts of Par liament now iii lance in (treat Britain air Ireland respeettsely, relating so the ,irintihig, pulanshmq, darfring, or smiling public so tireat lantana Of Ireland respectively. any news papers, so 111-1111.siniug so) lei:W..l'ons reiatioi thereto, nod all the. l..usea, provnium, regulot ions, restrictions, pelialties, sad f i leum's metros resiteelively somAued. soul sit force at the piesiste if ibis al - 1, haall (- “•.111 where the Wile m be bj this tort) be pplied and put in fairer In relation to aril sue b ii.im Odell; unit I. s Billed papers ataffilald. us hal) add Mirclually as it all such clauses, revisions, regalatioiss eristrietroiss, peualties, and forfediwes were respectively, severally, trod separately se-roasted in and made port or *wan ; and the said recited arts, and ails other such acts Puiltatmeut as aforesaid, and this act, sholl, as to all the purposes of carry an, this mei into extra, ttttt t be coustrued so ',tweet: /Jerboas-two and three declare, that lie quantity of paper IMO than al naehrr i ts/curt. am' II iu bresdili, shad he aeon du sheet. and tont no curia or bloat leaf shall be dreamed part of a pampolet. IV. Anil be it farmer enacted, that all paraplifits and rs containisig aity public news, intelligioce,ut occur reties oar any such seamarks or (aloe. vas' as Mut esaid, print eel for sale, and put,lished periodically, or in parts or litureber s. at intervals esceeding twenty-sis days he' wren any two such painplaleis or papers, pasts or hers, and which sand pamphlets papers, parts or err levee lively, shall hot exem:d two sheets, or which shall be pub lished for sale al* less place tlwusnxprnce, shall ire Mai published ou the fist day of every calendar month, or orithiu two da ya before ur alter that day, and at aui time; and that if soy person ur pa twins *ball lost publish Or Cause to be published any midi painphiet, paper, part or oatither AlMesaid,un may other day or time, ha ur they shall forfeit tor evcry such Armee the ruin of Meaty pound.. V. Aud tie it fusilier enacted, that upon every pamphlet or paper coutasuing any public news, intelligence or oc currences. or guy fe nduks or observiitious the' ertioor true m nay matter in chinch or Mali, p r inted in soy ;tart of trailed Kingdom lot sale, and published pet ivanrahv, or • parts Of bees, at ihtartals not ascot diug as itity ais days bet wrest the publication of any tau such peat plikto or papers, parts in aundiets, and upon every part OT number thereof, shall be rioted the full ;nice at a Melt every such pamphlet, popes, 'mart, us - tier shad tie published for sale, and 441.0 Ilse tray w Welt slit 141/11: sorb is brat published ; and if say person shall publethe said place any pamplile t, paper, part , tier, wihutit awl day hems printed thereon, or it ally prison shall at any thus willtiff two mood's alter the day of psiblicatioit Printed diet mut as aforesaid, bell ur eopose to sale any ;itch pamphlet, paper, pail aide b un or ally pot Imo us part of such pamp hlet, palter 117111 or her, which the fitter so printed as aforesaid -hall be diluter, or above that s u m, ler a less price that' the suds of six pence, every such wont shall fur every such Wiener fur feel aid pay she isms of twenty pounds. VI. Provided always, and be it !ladle enacted, that nothing its this act contented shall extend or be cOlibbund to esti aid to suliject arty prison publishing any pamphlet or paper to ass) pool.) fur au) alluwauce ill place matte by the peisou tar whom mid on whose behalf, assist tut 'ulnae tomtit, befit-lit, or adrantage, the same shall hare beru first published, to any bualsseller or distrimittn, us other person to whom tut bilee shall be sold for the pur • pose of retailing she amine. VII. And be It bullies enacted, that all pamphlets and papers which ate by thisaetdrelancal to lee sub eel Its the *tamp dunes upon Heti puiscrb, shall he treed and charged tTolli all she P a tellae 111111C11 0114 reglllilllolo. dis- Wiled its any eel la 1.41 . 11410e11 1 Is WWI to paluphleti. Vale A • l 4 s be U tut slier 41111C1C. Mel 110 pt•lbull. from and rites (hasty days atter the puoiug sit ibis set, shall it or warmth fur sale, any newspaper, or any pamphlet or o th er paper cuutaluiug puy public near, inielligruce, T/ : 14ATION . AI...II2dISTEIL or occurrences, or any remarks or observations thereon, or ',on say matlil in thnrch or state, which shall nut exceed two sheets, or which shell be published for sale at a less twice than sixpence. he or she shall hare en tered into a recogaisance before a heron of the exchequer iu England, Scotland, or Leland respectively, as the case may be e if sneer newspaper or pamphlet, or other paper Ofereraid, shall be printed In London or Westminster, or 'in nidinhisrals or Dahlia, or shall have executed in the breseuce of, and delivered to some justice of the peace for the county, city, or place where such newspaper, panm'ilet, or other paper shall be printed, if printed elsewhere, a bond to His Majesty, his lochs mid soccer %Ora, top-siker with two er three sufficient sureties, to the satirLiction of the berms of the exchequer taking such recognisance. or of the justice of the peace taking such bond, every peril" pinning or publishing any such news paper, or pamphlet or paper aforesaid, in the sum of 'Mee hundred portion, it such newspaper pamphlet, or paper shall he 'stinted in London or within twenty miles thereof, and is the anon of two 1 deed pantile, if such wasps'. per, pamphlet, or paper rhatl be printed elsewhere in the united kitigdii nt, mid his or her :sureties in a like the whole, cuttilittuired that such primer or publisher shall pay to His naitesty, his heirs aidsicccssuls, eve!) such Lie sir peiraty us may at any time tie imposed upon or aelitolgril against him or her, hy reason of ally convic tion tog :Hinting or publishing any blasphemous or Genii limn find, irt inky lime after the entering into such wog timerece of ~meting inch bend; and that every person who *hub print or first pooh ..soy such newspaper, pam phlet or miter paper, without having entered into curb rceognieroce, or rseented and delivered inch hood with such reirtrittes as atios maid, *Will, fur eve*, such °dance, forfeit the sum tel twenty pumas, Section nine pro. ides that if sureties pay any part of the money fur which they Kte humid, or become bit - rept, hew rem:slimmer et bond with sureties smut be 415 co, nailer a pe..sit, v./twenty poueds. Set lion ten declares that tAireties may withdraw front recognizance upon giviog °wive, and new recognizance ain't be entered lulu, Pellet a penzity of term) , pounds. Sestinas eleven deviants buuds nut to be subject to stamp duty. Section twelve directs lists of recognimincer and bonds taken, to be tfailrollitt dto ;;;;;; of stamps in England, tr:eutlatill, and Ircl toil se , meetively- Section thirteen extends the pro. toiOtlit 01 38 G. S. e. 78, and MI G. 3. e. ink relining to the delivery of newspapers, tu mbr commissioners of stamps, to ton act: and im poses a pommy fur neglect of ileiiveiy of pamphlet or palms, 100. Scrims 11, declares that any rommissionen !refining to take oily pamphlet or paper, shalt give, if required, cis tilirote of such refusal. Section IS inipuses a penalty oo persons selling papers not stamped 201 Section 16 declares that each recognisance, din ease of libel, shall extend to good behaviour, as well as to appear to anise rr. Seetion 17 regnlatcs the recovery of penalties. Se tion 45, 'ern the determining °deuces in two Or mote justices of t h e peace. This secobau reserves ap peal to genend quarter sessions, who may Mitigate In ne-fourth of the penalty imposed, and who may commit for via months, if penalties be not paid. Section 19 imposes 'smokier un keratin not appearing, if summoned as witnesses. Sections 20 rod 21 &sect form of conviction, and re strain the party from snoring by certiorari or otherwise. Section 22 declarer that all procerdiugs smiler this set be in the name of the attorney-general in England god Ireland, and in the name of the proper public officer in Sections 23, 24, 23, 26, 27, and 28, replete the appro priation of the duties—declare the exemption'', &c. &c. FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. NIT'S BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. J. Holroyd, Halifax. factor. M. J. Davies, Alaitistoti ßA e, denter. NKRUPTS. G. Fence Lawrence Pountney Hill, merchant. Soltors, Mears. 'foitili nso ns. Thomson, and Baker, Coptliall Court, Throgmortun Street. W. and T. Robinson. Chelsea. linen draws. Role NMI . .. Willis, Clarke, and Watson, Warnfonl Court, 'lliroginorton Street. W. Shoohridge, Marden. Kent, farmer. Sol. Mr. Carter. Lord Mayor's nurt Oilier. T. Baker. York, linen draper. Sol. Mr. Jeyes, Chancery Lane. S. Payne. Nottingham. money scrivener. Sofa. Messrs. Long and Austen, Gray's limn. J. ClouFh, Brumley, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer. Sols. Messrs. 'I ottie, Richardson. and Gaunt. Poultry. J. Sinclair. Brightheliuston. bookbinder. Sala. Mears. Greg son and FOIIIICIVAU, Angel Court, Throginorton Street. J. Foster, Liverpool, money scrivener. Sots. Messrs. Losrndes and Lowrides. Red Lion square. J. Swope, Bristol, dealer. Sots. Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, T,' C. liottets. Bimiingbam. win worker. Sole. Messrs. Clarke. Richards. and Met Wall, Chancery Lane. It Ellison. Liverpool. chymist. Sol. Mr. Norris, John Street. Bee Mud flow. J. Preston. Won'dale. Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer. Sol. Mr. Dickinson. Finch I Arm. J. Jones. Worcester. linen draper. Sol. Mr. Palmer. Gray's Inn &pram. K. 1. pater. and R. Wylani. Normale upon Tine , me r c hants. Sol. Mr. !lanky, Nct Bridge Street. I)IVIDLNDS. Jan. 44, J. Barnes. Ciodertord. Glouriztcrshire, coal merchant —l5. J. RulerU. Lambeth. and merchant—V.s, D. Buchanan, S. M. Smith. and F. Ashley, Liverpool. merchants g. W. and T. Holdall, Liverpool. and J. Reddall and R. Rainey. New York, nierelumtri—id, R. Gibbon. Monkwearruoutli.haul. cold tiller-47. W. Good, Bradpole. Dorseishire, banker—in. C. hiir, Liverpool. merchant--ls. B. Chesney, High Holborn. tamp tirsoulacturcr— B. J. 11. Gregory. Crown Court. F x, Einsbury S q u a re, silk manufacturer—VS, .1. “r"li. Sl.6l4:fie:do sse cunt inerediant--26. B. Miller. TOUDIUII, grocer P. mammal, alooombary S q uare. swrowsk--19. s. Ho. haw, Southisark, victualler—ws. W. Carr, Leek, titathuelshurs silk attsnut..cturer--Ai, B. Gilbert and W. Sondes. 13ritlhain. Devon. incrchants—V s . J. Peal, C. diatill:g. and W. Willock, p„ i a t y, swford. cotwn bpukticr*—Fcb. b. J. Cole, Plymouth. ruptinaker. CERTIPICATF.S to be granted Jan is. A. Moss, Sha well, slopoellei—S. Spreaton. Loudon, merchant —F. Fisher. Bristol. coal inercharit—A. Webb. lianntterstuoth. coach propritstos-W. Morgan and W. Matthews, Newport, Koninotubsbire. common buweis—A. Dart. Littli. the Street. Gnodm.ues Fields, nary aient—S. Armstrong. New Mil'eet Derbyshire. cotton spinner—J. Ilackbouse. Liverpool. martin. —Sir J. Jell, Knight, Glocester, banker—T. Roberts, 'Culotta upon Hull. merclutnt—F. 11. Cboppin Foley Place. bore dcaler--I. Orchard. London Terrace, Heaney Road, meratual. ROYAL SOCIETY OF PARIS, rua 11111 •MkLIOHATIOW Of PItISOhi• This Society has offered a prize of a thousand franee to the author of saute work, that shall be peculiar'y calculated for the use of persons imprisoned. The ;oroo.t posal übserves. that there are no Looks expressly written for this class of readers. It must be perfectly intelligible• but so contrived, as to be alluring to perv‘rted winds; that never look for instruction in reading stories and examples, to inspire an aishorretsce cf vice, and a regard for virtue; amne means of insinuating, that religion tes the best guide and the must strengthening consolation. Their present condition to be compared with that which they may aspire to by reformation. Efforts to excite good resolutions; different ages and saes to Le considered, and even the divers i ties of %ices. The com petition open is all prisons. French or Foreigners.-- Die prize to be adjudged in July. 18::0 ; the Duke. d'Angoulenie President. A second prize is %AL red of s gold medal, fur the best work on the means of twin ning the ro.stimen in the interior of the places of coninentent. Th. distinction that should be made between persons accused of • crime, and such as are suffering by legal penalties.—The physical regimen to be considered. sue different treat ment of difkrent classes, food, apparel, lodging. care is sickness. Labour. dud the different kind of it. as tits means of health and amelioration. The file3lll of elementary ititoructiim ; as, teaching to read, write, and calculate in arithmetic. The works to be written to French. Other comoinotis the same as in the fungi:, proposal. A prize of eloquence. to be awarded in the annual Public Sitting tit August, 1420. has beets 11111 l unad, by the. French Academy, on the following sithject t-o-s " To determine the kinds of eloquence. and the mural qualities requisite to form the orator of the tribune and the orator of the bar. A prize of pow , / will also be awarded, on the institution of judos its ' Fiance. E.acti prose a gold medal. value 1500 francs. At the Mart nine, also, will he awarded a prize of 121)0 italics, lot the best poem on " the Advantages of mutual wstine tints ;" and a prise of ;wiry, a gold medial, value 1501 francs, nn " the Devotedness ((imam/meat) of Malle. skates." IRELAND. GRATH of the RIGHT HON. the COUNTESS TALBOT. Thursday livening, D. 30. (FroVlfit; Patriot:) It has pleased I)ivine Providence to visit our illustrious Viceroy. the good and popular Lord Tal. bot, with one of the severest trials that can afflict man in this world. At a quarter before six o'clock ea* morning. the amiable and most excellent Count ess Talbot departed this life. Her Ladyship's dis. order was an inflammation of the bowels. Frances Thomasine Countess Talbot was diarrietl to o:tr beloved Viceroy on the 28th day of August. 1800. She was our countrywoman; she was still more--she was the friend of our country, the prow tectress of its industry, the patroness of all its benevolent and useful institutions. The whole king. door will mourn sincerely the death of this most excellent Lady, whose exemplary domestic virtues and amiable private character set a distinguished example to females of all ranks. Her Ladyship hat left eleehn children. Viscount Ingestrie, the heir. apparent of this noble house, was born un the 11th of July, 1802. His Excellency Lord Talbot was a constant attendant at the bed-side of his Countess from the first moment of her illness. We shall not attempt to describe his Excellency's agony of grief: it is SW sacred fur public observation. - , RODNERT 011 , TUB SOLTHANIIITON cense. gnruce ut the inconvenience and distress arising from the suspension of payment at Messrs. Smith's Rank, a meet ing was held at Fletelter's Library on Tuesday last, con. sitting of several highly respectable gentlemen el floe town and neighbourhood, who passed a shine of resell'. Lions, pledging themselves to discharge the whole of din bills of their respective tradesmen before the Ist of Fe bruary. This well-contrived, I taratmt, end judicious measure, hots also the Imbue Callelllrenee and approbation of many other of the principal gentlemen in the vicinity, whom the shortness of the notice and the slide of the weather prevented from being piesent a n d it is nut doubted that it will be the means of bringing mat 7 t hut t sinitis of pounds into immediate eirculation among those who have been principally inemumusleil by the areideat of the Rank- The chair was tai.en by Admire/ scud, and the resolutions Well: moved anti In Coildird W A. Mackinnon, Esq. M. P., and Sir James Lied, K. C. B. A young man of the mime of Jones (whose mother and family reside in Centim e :ton) met with aii untimely death recently, while in the :RI of rowing his little punt ' in the shore (he having gone out for she nurivi,..e of shoos. ing some Wild fowl) its cutler In at oiti tile effects of an approaching storm. Capt. lamer, of die Resolution reseitite cutler, perceived him struatilitip, is the wane', and immediately ordered a boat to le: maimed ; to.; ins praiseworthy exert were tmfortutiaa ly frmtra.eii, he hat Mg stook lielitre the boat reached the spot. Samuel 11 1 elliiikotitt, titivate in the lately tried by a tte l itret eo.itt.m.itiiel at curt" Mc pe,• seating his musket at Lietit-Smit h , whilst eitercistie Neweosile, cutillly of Limerick, was sentencedmi gin) lashes. 'lite sentence has hecit entnuoited to drum ming him, with iGitowitti, unit Of that fulreetAball' *corps. . 4..