The National Register. — London, England, 1816-06-16 00:00:00

148 Irvin S.I7'L'IZDArs Lox nox (LIZE7'7R,./erNels. cf!ti•thizette autltori , es the following additions to otilitlts!. rolo:o . 4 and appointments:— 59t11 foot, the Nord PeUniado. - l‘tr•CLt infulati7, Vitturia.— 31.4 (or Ilootiogdon) tutikistry, A *arra. Croon Oiler, Jute 15. NI'W YIEw Busts to r% it; VENT. 11111‘)Ottle l'orl.-Liens:(len. the lion. Sir X.dward Paget, K.(l. C.ll. uckingliant.-- Lord E'vrington. BANK it l' i`TC I ES ENL . PIIGI•:TI. M. Plotting. of.Besio-Marks, St. Mary-Axe, in:reliant. from June 11 to July 30. J. Ciorntix, of the Nlinories, slopsellw, from Jun... 11 to July 30. BANKRCI'TCIES SCPEIISEDEII. T. FnESICH. of IV:VtllngtOD. Oxfordshirt. hOrm..(l.llla. W. Cti.it 1.4 of Millsbridge, Yorkehire. and J. Li rri.Ewoon, • /.ceds, caret-inanitta.turers. P.. 10 11 ato3, of St. George's-place, St. George's in the East, timbra mercham. BAN KRCI"FS. J. S. TURNER. of Norwiah, umber and coal-merchant. Jane. July ut the Ham:tont Horse, Norwich. Atts. Taylor and Co. lings, 10l twrn. J. litsro, of Tonbridge, Kent. corpenter, June 22, July 2, at Guil.l. hall. Mt. ftli. lligg, Southompton-buildings, Chancery-lane. H. W. Tattoo, of Jans..s-street . Colden-square. plumber. June 23. 2'l. July 27, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Hannon', Piazza-chambers, l'ovent-gard.m. .1. EARLE and W. 1.v05 . , of the Old 'Change, and of Wigan. Lanca shire, warehousemen. June "22. 29, July 27, ai Guildhall. Ans. llounlillon and Co. Little Eriday-street. .1. STACKAR.D. df Whitechapelrroad. leather-rimer, .111110 IR. 29, July 27, at Gu;Llhall..Atti• Smith & Co. Lemon-st. Goodnian's-fields. W. As one ws, of the Mirtories, ship-broker, June '22, 29, July 27. at Guildhall. Atts. Tilton and Co. Coleman-street. E. W. JEwte setts, of Sailsby, I.ineolnslitre, shopkeeper, July 4,5, 27, at the Gewrge Spilsby . Att. Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane. W. .1. Ltvoca. of . Redenall with Ilarlegon. Norfolk, innkeeper, June 26, 27, July 27 at the Swan, Itetleohall with Ilarliutun. Atts. Palmer and Co. Botitiod'•FOW. W. K it; it T. Late of )parader. Yorkshire, grocer. June 25, 26. July 27. at the White Swan, Iludderstlea Atts. Willis and Co. Warn tord-court. W. Can I. ILE, of Bolton in the Moors, I.aricashire. cotton-manufac turer, June 27, 29, July 27, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Att. Mr. Edge, Manchester. J. Dow NE, of 01d-street-mad, auctioneer, June 23, July 6, 27, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Howard, Itarnanl . s-inn. T. lIAIRRISON. of North Shields, mast-maker, June 17, Tidy 13, 27. at the G...orge. North Shields. Att. Mr. l'hntare, Temple. Sand W. I.v s s ELL and E. P Eit I NS, of ('hat faun. grocers, June 18, 29, July 27. at GuildlialL Ans. Debary and Cu. Gate-street, I.ineoln's-inn-tields. J. %Vita insos, law of Lancaster, bookseller, July 8, 9. '27, at the King's Antis, lam:a-seer. All.. Bleasdale and Co. New-inn. T. ConttßN, late of Newland, Oxfoolshire, woolstapler, June 22. 25, July 27, at Guildhall. Atts. Chinon and Co. high-at. Borough. J. S. WARD, of Ileybridge. Essex, coal-merchant, June la, 29, July 27, at Guihll all, Atts. Watkins and Co. Stone-builds. Lincoln's-inn. J. CHARMAN. of Norton-Ealgate, linen-draper, June 22.29. July 27. at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Pasmore, Warnford-court. Thrmmiorton-st• W. BEAN. 13te of White Hors Pii amlilly. and of Blackman- Street, Newington, June 18, 29. Jolt' 27, at Guildhall. Atts. Par tridge and Co. 11.a.knisn.strect, Soatliwark. J. SNIYTkI, late of Maidstone, brewer, June 111, 29, July 27, at Guild hall. Atts. Debary and Co. Lincolo's-inn-iields. DIVIDENDS AT CUILDHALI.. July 6, A. Balls, of Hare-street, Itomford, innholder. July 6, %V. Williamson, of Watling-etreet. warehouseman. July 6, A Wray. of Tok...ithouse.yard, merchant. July 6, C. Ilam,:rion, of Wansford, and I'erio-31ill, Northampton, paper-maaufloctr. July 6. J. Higgs, of Dudley. Worcester, linen-draper. Suly 13. W. Barrymort., of Kintbury, Belles, brewer. July 6, G. Hamilton. of Wormwood-street, merchant. July 6. A. Crace, of !ing Acre, plasterer. July 6, W. Vince, of Lums-street, Counaercial-road, carpenter. July 6, J. Land, of Maidstone, druggist. July 6, P. Evans, of Cren-street, Goswell-street. brandy-merchant. J.tly 6, J. B. Ball, jun. of Ken ington. coach-master. .ialy 6, T. Woodhouse, etf Lower Shatlwell, butcher. July 2, J. 11. I.lmvan. of Brook's-place, Kennington, flour-factor. July 2, E. Collinson, of Crooked-lane, oil-merchant June 22, .1. Peters, of Portsmouth. merchant. July 13, F. Ridsdale, of Leeds , and W. Hamilton, of Finsbury-place, Finsbury.square, merchants. July 6, %V. Nix, of the Royal Exchange, and Rood-Lane, patent me. diciae-vender. July 6..1. Bayly. of Pitsea, Essex, dealer. July 6, T. Ellis and E. Alder, of Crooked-lane, merchants. July 6. It. %V. Holt, of Green Lettuce-lane, Cannon-street, merchant. June .25, 11. Hellmors ' of John-street. Comnierc.-rd., inturance-broker. .Tune IM, .1. E. Throekmorton, of Guildthrd-street, insurance . tiroker. July 6, T. (;. With:km.oa, of Paradise-street, liotherliithe, mariner. July 6, S. S. SouA.gtt. of Lizard-street. liartholomew-square. builder. July 16. J. Cowing and S. Catesby, of Bedford-court, woollen-drapers. DIVIDENDS I N 'l'll E COL' NT lIY. Jely R. T. Grvlls. of Deretend, brats cock-founder, at Birmingham, Jo y5l. ‘V Lleyellyn, of St Peter, Carmarthen, lucre. at Carmarthen. Jr yR. 1 ) Curling. jam of St. Lawrence, Kent. dealer, at s gate. alt I 12, H. Nimra ), of Bristol, machant, at Bristol. .1.1 o, it. it: .tood, of Bristol, watch-maker. a: Bristol. 12, i% . tlawk,ey, of Liverpool, merchant, at Liverpool. July 0, B. Scott, of Bristol, corn-factor, at Bristol. July P, D. Thomas. of New-Castle Emblyn, Carmarthen, shopkeeper. at hei aly 6, J. Gregory, of Wrath, Glamorgan, linen-draper, at Neath. Juiy 11, T. Gower. of Wethersfield. Essex, maltster, at Docking. July 4. D. Holt, of Leaden, Essex, miller, at Colchester. July 8, J. Davies, of Roneston Watitan, corn-mer.„ at Ilaverfordwurt. July 8, J. e.nd N. Weatherly, of Alawiek, brewers, at Alnwick. July 6, T. Barrowdough, of Leeds, clothier, at Leeds. July 11, T. Davis. of Bibury, Clouse ter, deak.r. at Cirencester. CERTIFICATES. it r. 2 6.-It. Hole, of Bow, Devon. serge ruaker-R. G. Burnt!, of Great Sutton-street, Clerkenwell. watch nooker-.1. Pring, of Crediton, Devon. tanner-It. Air, of /lotolph lane, mealman-T. Brewerton . and S. Bockhorn, of Norwich, liquor tnerchants-J. Dry, of High Ercall, Salop, taylor-G. Bowler. sen. and G. baler, Inn. and H. Armstrong. of Houghton, Alanchester, and Woraseter-street. Southwark, hat-manufacturers-C. Ilella•••'. of I.mbetli, army-mg.:at-G. Walker, of Stoekvirt, Chester, fell-monger T. Brame. of Lowestoft, SuoOlk, herring-merchant-W. Spriggb, of Bath, and Cheltenham. Intherdosher-11. Sicklui. of Godalthing, Surrey, butelter-W.lanka, of Dradeley, Stafford. engineer-. 1. Cart wright. of Saltfimi. Somerset, victualler-W. Crosland, of Dewsbury York, clothier-I. Timings, of Birmingham, gown. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOI.VELL U. NtiPiton and r:o. bite of Vining-tars:. merchants. G. 11. !Mottle ) and Co. booksellers. J. ,kdows awl 11. B. Lankcster. carrierq. C. Anglia and Co. of Newasqt.lc.u;)on.'f ne, coach makers. G. Wylde ar.d Co. of l.ivcrpad, tanners. J. Wardrop owl Co. of Gls.row. T. W. Carreer & \t. l)arks. of Newcastle-under-Lyme, pawn-brokers. g Tst.: and M. Idll,of Louth, liocoloshi-e, white-smiths. Booth and W. ll.o4donv3n, of Liverpool. ' 1.-I of !ImmoOlatn, ssnlders. , Smith and Co of Nabtun, Yorloltirc, corn-millers. E. Grainge 4ald J. gurne y, of Uxbriag.,, irontitunik•ris TILE NATIONAL REGISTIM. .1. tVonowell And H. Le.lnin.4 Kilbmak, York•hire, Ciatvaa and Co. of Tilaaley with Shikelley, Litaea:lnte, tanner:. eunan;r: and W. I of Lon on. T. WWI) , and f►. Lloyd, of l'inan-Nlagna, Salop, lintsburrera. .1. Culman and S. I:aso,s, of Norwich, fruiterers. J. G iflith and T. lLtater,.of II tultlerstiAtt. mrrcllants. PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS FOR THE ERM•INO wruc. 7:Th ea tr e Nepal. s.'rurn 1 2.111 c. Monday—A Net' Way to Pay Old Debta—Tlie M.sri his own Master —.lrishman in London. Heins.—Sylvoter Dagger woud—rin Man hiaown Master. Weilnoday—The Poor hi; W::4) ? Thursday—Othello—The Iris'i ‘Widow. Friday—ne Will—Of A ge•nisniora.w. Satunitiy—Mr. KV4611 wiil perfonn. heatre siettal, qtat'lll:Oarten. I(nuday—Pizarro— , .liller and his Men. Ttwstlay—lnkle and Yarhw—Timour the Tartar. Wednesday—The Funuer's Wife—A (hip of the Old Block. Thursday—lsabella. Friday—Guy Nlannering—.l.ove. Law. and Physic. C.l , The Popular Equestrian Hark:min:vie of the Uttar MITT LIM RActe, and the interesting I%lela•Draniatic Spectacle of MEG Mum woe continuintt to attract crowded Houses, and being UM. phAely establidied in Public Estitnation, they wil l repeated every Evening till further poticu. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE (ASTLEY'S) WESTMINSTER BRII)GE4 Under the Patronage of their lloyci Highnesses the Prince Regent and ;bike of York. TO-MORROW, Monty, Luca following Evenings, the Popular Equestrian Harlequinade of the HIGH METTLE!) RACER, introducing a real Hoes,: RACE, and raid Fut Cuace. Horsemanshi. by Mr. W. Davis, Jun.: Clown's Act, by Mr. Brown. GYMNASTIC EXERCISFIS, by 11 Diavolo Antonio. A Comic Song by Mr. Sloman. To conclude with the new interesting Melo- Dramatic Spectacle. called MEG M ERNI:N:11, or the Fatal Glen. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Maack, at t h e Theatre, from Ten till Four.—Second Price at Ilalf-p:ust Eight o'Clock. Equestrian Tuition as usual : inquire of Mr. W. Davis, jun. ...7.ttlers* 111013. LAST WEER OF PART OF PR IN I.:NT ENTERTAINMENTS. Nlo\ DA Y. June 17th, 1 816, and following Evenings nub: The Pantomime *died LONDON and PARIS; (which will be withdrawn after this week). Clown, Mr. Grimaldi. The Savoyard Boy (Song). Master Williams. anew song called, The Britain of Life, sung by Mr. Slader. The INFANT PRODIGY will perform his astonishing exercises on the TIGIIT ROPE, throwing sonicriets, &c., and will proceed from the Stagr to the Gallery, arid return. perform ing varians evolutions, surrounded by Fireworks. The whole to con clude with the Melodrama called IWANOWNA, or the MAID of MOSCOW, On Monday next a New Pantomime called GNOMES and FAI RIES, or Had:quit' Hurry-Skurry; a new Aqua Drama is in prepa ration, and will be produced u soon as possibli.t. Boxes 45.; Pit 25.; Gallery Is. W. P's. second letter on the Violation of the Dead, in our next. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. LONDON SUNDAY, JUNE 16. PARES Papers of Tuesday and Wednesday arc ar rived ; and they contain two telegraphic dispatches ; one announcing the execution of Dither on the 1 Ith inst. ; the other the departure of the Duchess of Berri from Lyons. It is added, that the execution of Dither pro duced no disturbance. " PARIS, Jusk; 12.—After an investigation of twenty-four days the Chamber of Accusation has come to a decision re specting the authors and accomplices in the equally foolish and detestable conspiracy of sonic wretches who dared to assume the title of Patriots of Itsl6; and the plan of which was nothing less than to attempt the life of the King and the Royal Family, aad to destroy the Government, in hope of some days or some moments of pillage. " Twenty-eight persons are indicted before the Assize Court of Paris ; amongst them is tonneau, a Member of Btionaparte's Chamber of Representatives. AFFAIR OF THE NAIN TRICOLoRE.-791e Jury, after deli• berating -1 hours, found Botiquot,Babeuf, Boupre, and Doofey, guilty of the charges against them; Zenowitz was acquitted of de livering the libels to the press, and of distributing them; hut was found guilty of assisting Babeuf. They were sentenced to be trangiwort , (l: it was besides declared, that Zenowitz, having forfeited his honour, belonged no longer to the Legion. " All the prisoners, except Bouquet, affected an indecent laugh on hearing their sentence pronounced. " French Funds-5 per Cent. Consols, 59 ti-lOths —Bank Actions, 1101 1-4th." - - - _ Gen. Bonnaire and his Aide-de-Camp have appealed from their sentences. A new mark of royal favour has been conferred upon Gen. Donadieu for his conduct at Grenoble, by appoint ing him Commander of the Order of St. Louis. The Duchess de Berri is, it seems, to go to the Opera, at l'aris, on the evening of her nuptials. The stare, of course, will be prodigious. AU the boxes have been taken. . The Hyndman, Follins, a new vessel belonging to Harrington, from Dublin and Cork to Barbadoes, was driven on shore the 14th of April, on Bow Beet near Carlisle Bay.—The cargo, it is feared, will be lost.—The people were fintunatcly saved ; but immediately on get ting on shore at Bridgetown, (in the heat of the Insur rection) they were compelled to assist in the execution of several of the rebellious slaves. _ The Martinique Garette contains a Decree of Count Vaugiraud, the Governor ; by which the trade of foreign ers with that. Island is made subject to the restrictions imposed by the Decree of August :w, 1784, and the in structions given by the French Government on taking possessirro of the Colony in 1814. British vosseis arc excepted, and continue to enjoy the privileges of the De crees of the .sth and 14th June, 1814, until otherwise tad tx d. Jl - NE 16. Further a lvie f..; have been rec.:A:ea front llcrbadaes to the 2A of May. A proclanintion by the !lon. J. Spooner, President and Commander in Chief, dated the 16th of April, announces the insurrection, and directs the appre hensien, trial, anti executh nof rebellious slaves. Many were, in cenfequence, executed en the Pltntatiens to which they belonged. On the 1 tits of April, Mr. Spooner iisued another Proclametien, directing the Militia to put themselves under the King's Commander, Col. Codd ; announcing that tranquillity had been restored en many estates, and offering a five pardon to all, except such as shall be taken, resisting in arms, or shall have been prin.. cipal instigators or advisers of the insurrection. Fite I days were allowed for the submission of the Negroes, and in that time the insurrection was wholly at an end. A letter from a Gentleman in Barbadoes states, that in the pursuit of the Negroes, a fag was ihund, divided into three compartments ; in the lint of which was paint ed a white man hanging by the neck ; in the second, ; black Chief with a white woman kneeling at his fcet, with clasped hands, imploring mercy ; in the third, a Bhwk Chief crowned, with a white woman at his side. It states, that the iniurreetion was u regularly concerted plan; but that it burst forth a week before it was intended by some of the Chicifie who, having become infuriated by drink, commenced the work of desolation. Private letters of recent ciste from the United States and from Halifax mention, that the insurrection at Bur badoes had created a great sensation in America, :o well as in the West India Islands. Serious. apprehensions were entertained JO the safety of the Southern States. The letters continue to attribute the disturbances to the delusions of Sectaries, and a general opinion entertained, that the Briti,h Legislature would interfere with the in ternal Government of the Colonies. We have received intelligence from our West India lshuuls by the Mlle, arrived at Liverpool from Park does and the Friendship, from St. Kitt's and Nevis, or.: rived otf Plymouth. All the Islands were tranquil.— The principal rebel Chief has been executed at Baibadoes ; his name was Franklin ; and, had the Blacks succeeded, he was to be appointed Sovereign of the Island. The private letters state, that every thing was prepared by _ these deluded people for his coronation. The American Government appears to be taking pre cautions ugruinst the renewal of hostilities with Spain. Gen. Grimes has departed for Escambia, a short river which empties near Pensacola, with a view of erecting a fort. The Charleston Paper of the loth, in noticing the circumstance, says, " If our Government have any ap prehension of war with Spain, a cordon of posts should be established along the whole coast of Florida." Vari ous details are given of the sufferings of American citi zens at Carthagena and' the different ports ; and the irritation produced in America appears very serious. The Papers are filled with what are termed Spanish atrocities. These accounts generally conclude with—" our Govern ment have now sent an expedition, and a Minister to demand wist;iction ; and they trust he will negociate at the cannon's mouth with those daring tramplers on the rights of nations." By the Charlestown Papers of the 11th of May, we regret to learn, that the condition of the British prison ers at Carthagena, in New Spain, proceeds from bad to worse. About the 30th of March, 11 British and Ame rican subjects (chiefly Masters of vessels) broke out of prison, nine got on board of the boats of the British brig Forrester, which waited to receive them ; but the other two were killed. The Americans speak highly of the humane conduct of Capt. Henry, of the Forrester. Ferdinand of Spain, who (as one of the House of Bourbon) will not readily be censured in a French Jour nal, is said to give every day fresh proofs of his justice and indulgence ; but the only circumstance mentioned is, that his Catholic Majesty had reserved to himself the right, in all cases, after legal adjudications, of determining on the forfeiture of the property of all the Spaniards who may have left their country to seek a place of refuge in some more h"spitable land. ALGERINE DEPREDATIONS.—The following import. ant intelligence has been received at Lloyd's:— Madrid, May 29. " Sir—l profit of a Courier dispatched by our Minister, C. R. Vaughan, Esq. to inform you, that three Spanish v esseis have arrived at Carthagena from Oran ; and the following is an Extract of the Report made by the Captains, as contained in a Letter I have received from the former place On the liah of May, an English brig, loading at than, was seised by the Moors, and the Captain and crew, with the English Vice Consul, sent prisoners to Algiers. ' On the 17th or Itith, two Gibraltar vessels arrived at or near Oran, and shared the same tate. The Spaniards, intOrim ell the same thing was likely to happen to them, immediately left the place, to the ninnber of II vessels, leasing all their property behind them. The three vessels arrived at Cartha gena arc part of the 11 that escaped, as above stated ; and the Captains also report it was given out at Oran, that these measures had been adopted in consequence of orders received from Algiers.' " Front the above intelligence, it is the general opinion in this city that the Algerines are cruising against our vessels ; all which particulars 1 have immediately communicated to all my Vice Consuls on the roast, and desired them not to dispatch any ships' papers until further inforniation is a eceived, unless the Captaius insist thereon, at their own risk., in which case to give you advice of the particulars of the vessel, cargo, Lim. • This 'Deism e, although %%Won't instruction relative to this unforeseen event, will, I Batter myself, be approved at Lloyd's, and also by Siiistmwners.-1 ant truly your obedient I bk " TuPrEtt, Ilia Kritannir MajrNty's Coteml General at Barcelona awl fitr the Province of CataluMa, and Agent to Lloyd's."