The National Register. — London, England, 1817-03-03 00:00:00

MARCH S. nand° di Vironi, long absent in the Moorish wars, is presumed to be dead; and Orselli, an outlaw, personating him, claims his inheritance. Through an imposture which he practises on Orin, Alberti, the Governor of the province, and in spite of the remonstrances anti stea dy resistance of Benito), the antient steward of the fa mily, the rubber, fur a short time, gets into possession; but Vironi returning, announces himself to the Go vernor, when, after an examination of their respective proofs, he establishes his own right, and Orselli being detected is turned over to the hands of justice. There are interspersed through this production some songs, composed by Whitaker and Bishop. They arc not of a ♦ery distinguished east, though a few of eicin were prettily executed. One, assigned to Miss Stephens, beginning thus, " Oh, say not woman's hive is bought," se. could nut be listened to without pleasure ; and a trio in the finale of the first a.:t, " In mercy, Sir, your threats forbear," did great credit to the taste of that sweet singer, supported by Master Barnett and Miss Carew. It was given out fur repetition fur SuterJay night. MURY•LASE. A farce called Frightened to Death, was brought out at this Theatre on Thursday night, and was more suc cessful than the minor pic..-es of this house sometimes are. Those who can laugh without bAng very fastidi ous uhout the rationale of their 'Meth, will do %% ell to go and see Harley in this after-piece. His part om Thurs day night was to personate a man who is taught to be lieve himself dead ; a persuasion to which his fricu is smupel him, for the sake of softening his too boisterous vivacity and rakish impetuosity. The plot is stupid eno;'gb, and Harley seemed to think so; tier though he looked s d coon:2,11 ender the irapressi.,n lf being a dead me, yet he leaped into life ag in, in the List scene, with a b koyarit and dashing agility, which showed that he had not much profit:3 by his lesson of death, and that even in his ales lived their wonted fires." The farce was given oat thr repetition anailst much more applause than disapprobation. ORATORIOS. The Drury-lane Orat‘wios for the present Lent sea son eommenceilion Wednesday evening, with a Grand Selection from celebrated ancient and modern composers tinder the able direction of Sir G. Smart, to an .autliet.‘v extremely numerous and elegant The performers in. general merited and received much applause ; particu-. larly Mrs. Salmon. At the end of the first part Mr. Drouct astonished his hearers with a new concerto on the flute, which was received with n , ptur. , . At the conclusion of the second part, Mit:s Tretnain, a child from Bath, who does not apoear to he more than eight years of age, played a concerto on the violin, composed by Trenzi, ; which she executed with all the gra..e, taste, and execution of a master, and was rewarded with three distinct rounds of applause. The selection of Friday night at Covent Gar:lcm theatre was the Creation of I Lyda, a composition which ;nay be characterized as almost without parallel in rich. mess of melody, and in force turd variety of expression. The performance en the whole was excellent. Among the passages we mobt admire were, the recitativo (ac companied) beginning " L, splendour 1)140," followed •by the finely harmonized trio, and spirited and noble chorus, which cetuiude the first part ; and which could not laid deeply to effect any person gifted with sensi bility to the powers of genuine music. Miss Steph2ns executed the delicate and very difficult song, " Uu mighty Penn up!i/?ed soars," with exuaardinary taste, and great vocal compass. The duets in the third pert, between Mrs. Vaughan and Mr. Bartle:nan, were sung with much sweetness on the part of the lady, and: with all the depth and science for which Mr. Brrticman is dis. t o,ga isle I. The magic flute of Mr. Drone t was employed between the second and third parts. His variations to Rule Britannia," struck with astonishment even those of the audience who were be sunit:tinted with time ta lents of that matchless performer. The Duke and Du. •chess of Glocester being present, " God smie the King"' was loudly called for, =I given in doiighsful harmony by the leading singers. The hectic greatly crowded. Mr. WALKER'S LECTITRE.—We are happy to see 40 general a taste for science as we ivitressed on Friday evening. List, at Mr. Walker's Lecture in the New English Opera House. He has added some new and beautiful scenery, and not loss sight of its original in tention ; we mean the diffusion of much important astronomic:d truth. The lecture is clear and intern aml Viii 4 very numerously and highly inspect ably attended.. The following particulars with respect to the late in. disposition of the Prince Regent, its duration and inten -s:ty, were published in un Evening paper:—" His Itoval Highness's illness commenced on Friday sc'n night. It I AIS, however, but slight on that day. On Sunday his Royal Highness was very ill. On Tuesday he (lid not leave lsis bed-room. .0n Wednesday his Royal lighness was better ; so much so as to dine in one of the apartments adjoining his bed-room. His disorder was spasmodic." His Ro;. al Highness is stat.(l to have L‘eu bled four times. THE NATIONAL REGISTER From the LONDON G.IZE.7I'E, S'airtrdtly, March BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. R. SWAIN, of Wood-street, Chao Bilk - manungtilret, .from. March 1 to 14. BANKRUPTS. Tram) W. of Welbeck-street. St. Mary-le-bone, hvilder, March 4, 1 April 12, it Guildhall. . Ills. Debary an d Co. Lincoln's-inn fields. MoTTEnstman T. of Manchester, sillanan, March 17, 18, April 12, at Manchester. Att. Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lace. WONICMA if P. of Fenchurch.strect, victualler. March 4, 11,. April _ It, at GinklhalL Att. Mr. Earnshaw, Had Crow - at Cripplegate. PORTER R. and H. of Rood-lan: Ecrichatch-street. ship-broker, March s, is. April lit, at GuildWalL Atts. Blunt and Co. Broad street-buildings. Stsuris B. of Greenwich, victualler, ',larch t, I I, April 12, at Guild. hall. Att. Mr. Young, DeptforiL SOUTDELL W. late of Liverpool, cabinet maker, Apra 7,8, 12, at Liverpool. Atts. Blackstock and Co ' Temple. LEE W. of Cononley, Yorkshi re , Willa., March 23. 26, April 12, at ie Devonshire Arms Inn, Skipton. .Att. Mr. Jones, Site-lane. XXI W. Luc of Mitre-court Buildings, Temple. money seri er, Marelkl4. 15, April 12, at Rath. Att. Mr. Burtbot, Temple. BALL W: of Birmingham. factor, March 20. 21, April 12, ut a Birmingham. Atts. Long anti Co. Gray's-inn. lirwcntEr.try M. of Daw Green, Yorkshire, &palter, March DI. at York, 24, April 12, at Wakefield. Atts. Wigglesworti. and Co. Gray's-inn-s: care. Born I. G. of Liverpool, merchant, April 7,8, 12, at Liverpool. .ktt. Mr. Windle, John-street. NAISO F. of Twerton. Somerset, clothier. March 19, 20, April 12, at Bath. Atts. Egan and Co. Essex-street. II IND T. of Bishopwmrinouth, ship.owner, March 24,23, April 12, a Sunderland near the Sea. Atis. Mr. Blakiston,Symond`s Inn. D.tv is R. of Low Pots, Yotk, draDr, March 20, 21, April 12, at • Hawes. Ads. Wiais and Co. Warniiard court. LITTLE W. of South Shields. Durham, limn draper, March 8, 21, April I2.at North Shields. Au. Mr Plums tre, Temple. I DEA. ?I P. B. and J. Fairbrother. of Tottington. cotton spinricra. Mara 17. is, April 12, at Manchester's Airs. Appleby anti Co. Gray'..ino-square. Titompsort T. sen. and Co. of Nether Compton, Detszt, flax spin. nets, March t 1 , ,t3. April 12, at Yeovil. Att.3lr. flu. foot, Temple. GaosvENoa.l.-of Hart's-hill, Worc....st..r, rope manufvturer, March 20, 21. April 12. at liattlebury. Att. Mr. Big,,, Chonccry-lane. Cu KT ra E. of ChL wick, surgeon,. Marsh 4, 15. April 12, at Guild . hall. Att. Mr. Wrentinore, Quality-mint. 1 TOWNSEND .1. of Ludgate street, warehou eman, ararch 8, 13, April 12, at Guildhall. Att. Chnytuln and Co. St. Thomas Apostle. PRICE J. of 13:is•ol, iroamimger, Mardi it, 13, April 12, at Bris tol. Arts. Clarke and Co. Chancery-lane. Wt La IN so N J. of Seulcoates. mere.iant. March 4,,23. April 12, att X tag it oi I-upon-11 ull. Att. Mr. li iglidioor, Scot's-yard. GALE 31. of 3lit:liant, brewer. March 4.13, April It, at Guildhel Atts. Drew and Sons, Butim:talsey-tueet. Toe I. mlx W. of Carmarthen-street. nioney-scrivener. March 11, 13, April 12. at Gbdldl.all. Atts. F. it aua Nixon. llsrdon-sell. Gttl,:ex J. of Chu:: hate, Gloucester. dealer, March 10. 1 i , April 12, at fireneeler. Au. Mr. Tltompiion, Gray's Inn-square. ATTFIELDJ. of Guildford. butcher. March 4, 15, April 12, at Guildhall. )s .: -. Jerkins and Co. New Inn. PELL .I. of Rau`-itigilwav, ironmonger, Marsh 8, 13, Aped 12, at GUdilltad. Alt. Mr. Shave. Broad-street. ( Diviclenas, — 4,0% its oar neat) From the LONDON GAZETTE, nesday, F•eb. 25. BAI•:11.BurTs. MOaTT.OOK M. of Wir3"dodon. 40..ser, March 1,4, April 8, at Galli-ilia Ans. Rae, and tI.JI, Naga Bo ;well 0 ,311 • SHEPPARD It. 'A'. of Aliern.osbury, Blackwell-hall-factor, !thrall 1, 15, April r., Cati:lnall. Att. Mr. Carpenter. Church-court. WARREN H. of King-street, Holborn. baker, :rlar , h 1, 11, Aprli 8, at Guillhill. Att.. S.. ratton 'tad Allport, Shorediteh. F EEMAY S. of Altlgat.y, innkeeper. March 4,11, April 8, at Guild hall. Att. Mr. Makiroon, Temple. FAUX-18os W. late of )Cif-4.Zoet, Bermouthey, leceman. %fare , 1, 8. .Ipril 8, at Guildb.tll. Atts. fiord and Co. f enr , tc. I.EYisoN 11 . of Ilaythia,sq. March 4, 11, April 8, at Att 6 Pitruct: and Co. So it.'in's-lane. LE wts and MoartiN, of St. Martin's Imo, ware'nousanen, March I, 8. April 8, at Guildhall. Attorne...Mr. Pearson. St. Helat's-pl. Fit+ PERT and SALT, of Stone, Stalthrdshire. dude's, Maud' 6,7, Aim', 8, at stone. Att. Mr. Barber, Foam-kin:. RANDLES G. of Liverpool, insartowe-broker, March 184 19, April 8, at Liverpool. haa. Adlin;tou and Co. Btalfual.row. WRIGHT R. late of 1t04, , , - 111-hall, Westmoreland, dealer, Ma:ch 13, 14, April 8, at Att- Mr. Addison, Staple Inn. CLEUGie 11. of North Shields, hardwareman, k'sh. 27. at Newcts-• de. tn, April 11„ at North &fields. Att,. Cardale A Co. Gray's Inn. W RAGS W. of Altteton. blacksinith, March 6. 7. April-8, at Alice ton. Au s. Long and A.usten, Gray', inn... FARDow J. of New ‘l'oodutoek. watch-maker, March to, 11, April • N. at New WoAlstock. Att. Mr. Chilton, Chantey-Lute. ORMILOD S. of Bohai, leather-cutter. March 8,12, April 8, at Bal. to,i. Att. Mr. Idetidowcrok Gray's Inn. II mt. W. of Bridliiatum, corn.increlumt, March 6,7, April 8, at I I all. Atts. Hind and Co. Temple. Fanstert W. S. of Charley, manufacturer. March 10. 11, April 8, at Manchester. Atts. Harvey and Berme'', St. Helen's-place. SYLYENs W. late of Maiden Newton, grocer, March 6,7, April 8, at 13orehester. Ants. Mr. Pearson. Temple. KieIfADTMON T. of Norwich. chemist, March 6, April 8, at Norwich. Att.. Steward and Skipper, Norwich. BitowN d. of Boman, near Skipton, innkeeper, )larch 8, 12, April 8, at Bolton. Att. Mr. Melltfowcroft, Gray's lon. JAYNE J. late of Lan milky , Monmouthshire, c.ial.raairhant, Match 11, 12, April 8, at Bristol. Atta. Price and Co. litieoln'a Inn. HAINES 11. T. late a Nottin g ham. and o 1 I.loyd's imilerwriter. March 7, 13, April 8, at Nottingbauu. Au. Mr. Stevenson, Lincoln's Ino. DIVIDENDS AT Guil.nn ALL. J. W. 11. Payne, of Wil/Wiek-Stittlire, Mardi Is. J. B. Ball. jun. of Kensington, cuacli-muter, March 18. S. Keene. of Upper North.p/ace, Gray's Ina.llne, upholder., Mar. 18. T. Smith, of I .awreuce Pouatney-lane, merchant, %nil IS. E. G. S:unt, of Tottenham-court-road, grocer, Mardi 1. H. Jackson, of the Strand, vintner, 'Alamo I I. T. Banck, of Queen-street, Chrapsitle. sugar-refiner. March 18. P. D. Van Dyck, A. J. G. Leaven,. and W. A. de uruiter Vinek, of the Circus, Minories, nr,:rehants., March 2s. J. Mayer, of li..•tter-lane. furrier, March t Sanderson, of Newgate.strect, wiae-tuerehant. March 29. K. act J. Rowell. of 'Change-01.y, fruiterers, MarLll 22. C. W. Strati, of Somerset-st. Portmaa-. q. tlrr...iroud:a. March 18. DIVIDENDS IN VIP. COUNTRY. J. S'aarpe, of !Market Derping, draper, March 19. .1. Newell, of Great Malvern, tai kw, March 28. S. a:td lt. Boetdman, of Liverpool, met:hams. Mares In.. E. J. R. Rouse and S. lartlee, jun. of kerualdutla, twat-ancreilants. March ..10. T. ChAtulcy. of Liverpool. T. Blacklyarst. of Lea. nbaltster. March 17.. M. Fol weß, of Towceater, grocer. March 204 . P. Hoboes. of Stolvort, groctl. .!Much J. Ranney, of North Shiokil. ship-owner.. March 13. W. Caiden. of Ilristol, iliurchant. March 21. CF.RTIFIC.%TEi. IA.—T: Muffing, of nmtmoriais, linen-draper—G. F. Boyce, of Anlaby..tugar-haker—A. Shepley, of Limon Norris, cotton-spiwaa—W. Bryant, of Grecal;ich, r, tuc.b 19. masier—W. T. Simpson, of Manchester, hosier—W. Lockw•mJ, of Manchester, merchant—l. Carbutt, of Manchester. adico.prit.tA r J. Brown, of Bas-alleg, iron-manufacturer—J. Orittir., of Litslo Ryder -street, minim:l.—J. k lad and J. Wbolley„ late of Gibraltar, merchants—J. Britton, and W. and J. and G. iiunton, of Borrowhy, linen-manufacturers—J. APAllis, of Manchester, cotton-manufar turer—M. Falwell, of Toweester, grocer—J. Thomas, of Kings Stanley, clothier—S. Turner, of Brook -street, Holborn, gLocer—.E. Osman, of Hackney. baker. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Hall and Co. of Blackmd, coal-merchants. J. and T. Shaw, of Fleet-street and Borough. Kynaston and Povey, of Ellesmere, grocers. Beek and Hyatt. of Chipping Norton. brandy-merchants. Thialowood and Co. of Mustasry-court. flour-factors. IYattno and Sutton, of Wednesbury, joinery. Barnard and Fowler, gf Trunworth, cheese.factors. Smith and Conway.. glass -cutters. Edmonds and West, of the Strand, goldsmiths. Mercer and Braithwaite, of Uiverstone, spirit-dealers. (km and Towntlmw, of Leicester, elictre-factots. Mitchell and Young, of Litnchou.se, shipwrights. Iredale and Frost, of Sheffield, drapers. Thornton and Co. of Little Lever, cotton,naanufacturers. OMITTED FROM LAST SATURDAY'S GAZETTE. DIVIDENDS AT GUILDHALL. H. CoHinson. of Crook.xl-lane. oility-lchstrt. 1 5 91 " T. Wli.J.itley. of Greenwizli, corn dealer, March 15. J. J. Iran, of Nutkin's-corner, Ilermotalsey, shipwright, Feb. 2S • E. Dyson, of Old Change, innkeeper, March 13. T. Cliippei field, of Much Mahlon, miller. Mardi 15. W. Nettl,..folel. of Dartfool, butcher, March 25. T. (lowdy, of CLment's-lane, tailor, March 23. G. Cox, of Wood -street, factor. March 15. DIVIDENDS IN THE COUNTRY. J. 'Mayo, of Overbory, March 11. J. Tadhuoter, of II) thc, wildler. March 15. J. Haywood. of Nlanclicster, hiker, March 17. J. Shaw, of Plymouth Dock, ironmonger, March 17. J. Vincent. of Wnlia. tailor, March 17. J. Ilianbidge, of Stow-on-the-Wold, currier, March 14. I. Sayer, of Norwich, wine-merchant, rklarch 17. S. 'fbarne, of Stone. corn (bider, April 10. 11. Gillinghaiu, jun. of Curie Castle, grocer, March 17. J. %Valli., of Leicester, groc-r, March 18. P. Crook. of Torino, wheelwright, April r. .1. Hattori'. of Leic,:stor, grocer, March 17. - T. Day. of Beverley, ship carps:mt.., March 24. ILdnianiek, t:f Newcastle-under-Line, mercer, :Worth 15. F. Holmes, of Warwick, grcrer, March tel. G. Lando, of Bri,enton, perfumer, March 15. 'littler, of Leainiat,•ton Pr;:ws. butcher, March 26. S. awl It. Boardman. of Liverpool, merchart3, March 10. W. Cooper, of Shepton Mallet, stocking Match 17. • J. Stephens. of Liverpool. merchant. March Is. E. Davis. of 11a4ombe. shopksaper, Mareh 17. lauc ., l 15.—P. Pit'inori, of . .Excliang• Petri-e -licits.% tavern WiLon, of Livcrpool. uptiobtercr—.J. Abrahams, of Mansell-street, inereinint—VY alter and &Aft, of Ilishopswoo.l and I.ydbrouk Works, iron masters—F. S. Fellows. - of Braacmc, cher.;:e factors—C. Sunderland, of St. Ilelen's-place,, iwrchant—T. Mackenzie, of Delahay.strect, merchant—C. Ditamore, of Norwich, merchant—W. PAntr, of Clifton, mason—C. Haitian, of Sahorl, wine merchant—W. Hailwen, of Lancaster, sail cloth manufacturer—J. Bai wick, of Bury, builder--J-. IL. Stanlen, of Dover, linen draper—J. Johnson, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, porter merchant—W. Nlaan, of Plough-yard. Carey-street,:.tahls-ketpor— - T. Luckier, of Aylifte-bitildiag,t, morel:me—H. Luker, of Vb %ter—E. Hodgson. of Lycombe, scrivener—R. Wizard, of New uphoLterer—J. S:.eUcy. of Canterbury, victualler :slan•.h. of Liyereoal. merchant—W. Hall, of Leeds, hatter— J. Renshaw, of Notungha.n, lace rouluta:turer—R. Morton,. of Lucab-street, two G'.over, of Gateshead. Saddler—J. Ad- - cock, of St. Mary-Axe, draggist—T. Calvert, of Leeds. mereharit— ft. Lancaster. of brolex—W. Newby, of Egrtp. mont, currier. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOrYp,r). Williams and Lewis, of bloble-street, okebouama a. Be..ket. and C. of .slakon, otoi els. A. ..: and Ereretton Ulu Vur... (lax utaaufaeturc 0,15er and Ra:rett, ofSaad rame.i, corn factory. • 'Truman and Losing, of Worcester. stope ulaoolit Braun and Robinson. of liverpooL Sidebothana and Cu. of Houghton. cotton spinners. Watmough and Co. of Warr:ngtoa, tea dealers. Minton and Tudy, of Stepney, sugar refiners. R. and N. Walker, of Dover, maltsters. Jones and Illoodotrtli, of Vauxhall-walk, pokers. .1. and T. Davies, of Chester, cheese factors. M `Kenzie and Swygart,• of Cneapside. mathcmst.-instrutn.-maller NI illward and Co. of Stockport, cotton manufacturers. Wilcox and Cpvill, of Red 1..i0n-sivare, coach makers. T. and J. Mortis, of Mar:chows. ironmongers. Sandford and Stock., of !weds. millstriglys. Clarke and Coldman. of Newington, builder's. 'ruder ant: Sedgwick. of St. Janes's strcet,hositis. Horn and II art ler, of Ripon, mercer;. Moneyment ..tid • Eniros. of Ipswich. sboampontieba. Ring and M • I /onald. of Frain, drawers. • Ilig•!;s and Savory. of Bri.tor, sugar refiners. • Coopers' and Breitan. of St. Paul's-elittreulaul. (Taper rnanufaet. Waylen and Glanville. of Cateatun-stnA, Blackauell-hall-faklora. • RaJley and Leek, of Bristol, drapers, • At Kersey, near Halleigh, a farmer's wife, named Gardner. of 63 , 11 - - still.born children. What renders this instance of fixu.ndity the incr. eNnwonlinary. the vane woman had four children at the last. and • • three at the preceding confinement; making a total of eleven children iu duce bixths, and in a period of three or four years. MA It 111 A t w , i it trar i b h, wilts, by his uncle, Earl Nelse-la. George Mat chain, jun. Esq. eldest son of Co:ure , Matchain, En ; .to4,ird Ledge, Sussex, to 3liss Eyre, datt.ol. • to late \W. I S . Yros ...sq. of New- Chatham, Geor,;a fled,, eld.'st son of Sir Gem Barlow, Bart. G. C. 11. to Hume, datreof Commissicum Sir It-Barlow. The flight liott. I.ady datirof lie kite Earl of Itothes—.l.t Litchtitld. in dtt +lst yecr of her age. Mrs. Mary. Jervis, first cousin to the hail-0 1:t. Hampton Court Palace, in her 91g year,. lady Johu..coo.—ln 72d year of his age, the Her. Cd‘tanl Etubly, nectar of Ss. Paul a Covent (larilen.--At his holm; at rambles - ell- aged 70, Slr. John • Walker. many years a resprettlikiluitikareller in Patemoster-row,—ln 111(anu,bUTS•644illire. ag-.1 65. Frain:is Cro-Air.g, Esq. It. Penenee. of W'ailop. /lams, returning from A,ll•,ver Au hie iteults ,en Fuiturth:v sennighe, by the Salisbury costeh, he tell from the hoz dud broke {tie rub.--01 a d..elinc. at 'Tunbridge Wells,.l.ady Ara bella herriu..i Tosnshend, aged era years ' Mr..l'.hall, of 1( ot 1 .1. O stair sfutd...—At Stiloon, in the exi par of hi, age, Mr. T. 11111.— At lighni.4-e.Ark, IL/et:lon, tho. Hon. U. Clitfrd, tinr.l son of Hugh Lord Clilrarel. and brother to th prat lord Cl;;Tord.--At Lis l e _ Owes han.sc, .I.4l.rley.(lkiewershiro, Lieut. ('ol. H. rowlet • lat.: of the sth Vet. 11. u. anti Captain of C..rishrooke Castle.—At• Mamine, W. Newby. traoller-:lrcuir, in the stith Saar of his sge, aloof the people called Quak•_Ts.—At Siiii!ouy, in her 76th year, Atm. Bald win, widow of the late Benjamin Baldwin, F,sq. of Wei t h ig h &m . 13-rk•.—ln Italy. where had gone fur the unprovenent of his health, Francii Horner, Esq. M.P. for St. Mawes, well known for the share he tuck in the debates whi;:h artist out of the Report of the, Cunamiute.