The National Register. — London, England, 1816-08-11 00:00:00

"'~`~~ ''rum SATURDA IPS LONDON GAZETTE;, ANg. 10. AtESIDER retuned to serve in PAR.Li•stEwT. Wii,-towivAirv.-3. IL /flair, of Dunskey, Esq. v. Lieut•Gcn. the Hun. Sir W. Stewart. DANKIIUPTCY ENLARGED. W. NPCKLEY, of Farnley, Yorkshire, manufacturer, from Aug. 13 to straw h4t-manu- Aug. Y. G. 11ARK ER. of Shaftesbury-place, Alhogok-street, facto/cc, from Atig. 10 to Se t ,t. YS. SITERSEDED. W. KAY, of Bazn.tril-C.xtle. Darit wooller.-ara:ser. BANKRUIrIS. A. aNnt late of Cli pping-Sodbury , Gloweter.diirz, surgeon, Aug. 13, 2 7 . S.•pt. 21, at Bristol. Att:. Price and Co. Lincoln's-inn. J. BL.tCKi:IAW,nf NeLon, Leice.tershire, butcher, Aug. 29,30, Sept. V.-at Market it, , swerth. Am. Long omit.). Gray's-inn. J. Ili:Navy, of Exeter, tarpaper, Aug. 23, 30, Sept. 21, at Exeter. Atts. Anstive and Co. Inter-Temph!. T. and T. EDWARDS, of Bradford, Wilts, clothiers, Aug. 27,28, Sept. 21, at Bath. Atts. Egim and Co. Essex-street, Strand. 1.. HEATON, of Heaton, Lancashire. cotton-rnainifacturer, Aug. 21. 21. Sept. 21, at Bolton. Att. Mr. M..-dilowcroft, Gray's-inn. W. CARLIst.E, of Bolton, and J. Bat tt Ritmo it, of Preston. Lanca shire, cotton-maanfacturers, Aug. 21, 24, Sept 21, at Bolton. Att. Mr. Muildowcroft, Gray's-inn. A. 11.tanst.t N, of Balton, cotton-manufacturer , Aug. 21, 24, Sept. 21, at Holum. Att. Mr. MiNtdoorcroft, Gray's•inn. G. Moor, of Chorley, Lancashire, muslin-manufacturer, Aug. 21,21, ti pt. 21. at Bolton. Att. Mr. Nleddoweroft, Gray's-inn. J. T tor ton, of Walsall, StatEinlshirc. saddler's ironmonger, Aug. 23, 24, Sept. 21, at Cirencester. Att. Mr. Meredith, Lincoln's-inn. F.. MET cA1.1 , , Of inerChant, Aug. 19, 20, Sept. 21, at Leeds. W. Mr. Battye, 'hanvery-lane. W. Ilauitts, of Birmingham, button-maker. Aug. 17, 19, Sept. 21, at Ii rmingham. Att. ale. Alexander, Carey-street. J. M tuts, of Fairfonl. Gloucestershire, innholder, Aug. 23, 24, Sept. 21, at (':r.-ncester. Au. Mr. Meredith. Lineoln's-inn. J. ItoitTLl r, Of Camomile-street, Bi.ltopsgate, carpenter, Aug. 13. 21. Slpt. 2., at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Clarke, Bishopsgat...-st-without. .Y. STDRR, of )inlntsitire-street, Queen-square, mercliant, Aug. 30,31, S.TE. 21, at Guildhall. Atts. R and Cu. Gray's-inn-itiitare. W. WATT.; and .1. Rumr, of Oldham, Lancashire, limn-drapers, Aug. :8, 29, Sept. 2 1 , at Manchester. Ails. Aullington and Co. BAford-row. A. P. SAND 7.1%.30:4, late of Ne :gore-,.trect, wine-merchant, Aug. 13. rt, Sep'. 21. at Guil lit to. Att. .4r. Fiashman, Ely-place, Holborn. R. H twk . NS. of Ba h, coazh master, Aug. 13, 16, Sept. 21, at Bris tol. AU. Mr. Kin ; .injeant's:n t. R. ELLisoN, lane o • :rest Surat) reet Bloc, kf.iaroad, cheese molor, A ig. 17, 17, Seiit. 21, at GuLdhall. Att. Mr. Crosse, Great Suttbut.-stme , ita:ough. E. . - tourst. Kent, grocer, Aug. 17, 24, Sept. 21, at Guildhall. Att. Brandon. Cursitor-street, Chancay-lane. J. lir LI.OO K, Of Chaiford, (41,mceqeranire, clothier, Aug. 23, 21, Sept. 21. ut Cirencester. Att. Mr. Meredith, Lineohis.inn. R. 11. GRAY, of Black Raven-cowt, S..'ething-lane, wine-merchant, A r,. 21. it, Sept. 21, at GuildnalL Att. Mr. Htu:ket, New-court, Swithin's-lanc. J. 'l' H r•4O St, of Wapping Wall, ship-own2r, Aug. 16. 17, Sept. 21, at Git idhall. Att. Mr. West, Red Lion-street, %Yapping. W. and .1. BO Di LL, late of Liverpool, hosiers, Aug. 26, 29. Sept. 21, at Liverpool. Atts. Black.stock and Co. Temple. . (' xratis, of Fislignanl, Pembroke,hire, shopkeeper, Aug. 2S, 29, Sent. 21. a.. B,istoL Acts. Sweet and Ca. Basinghall-street. W. MULIETON, late of Manchester, umbrella-mmufacturet, Aug. 28, 2), Sept. 21, at **.i2st.2r. Atts. Adlington and Co. Bedford-row. DIVIDENDS AT GUILDAALL. 3. E. Batt and Co. of Witney. Oxford, bankers, filey. 11, J. Pow A, of Suatharn,non.baillings. Holborn, taylor. Aug. 31, J. Jenkins and T. Parsons, of Pioeadilly, breeches-makers. A , t• Ba..:k-lane, Bethnal-Graen, imuratice-broker. Aug. 31, C. C. Doorman, of W elleloso-square, sugar-runner. Aisz. 31, %V. Boddington, of Oxford, coal-merchant. Aug. 31, W. Alien, of Castle-street. Leicester-fiAds, carpenter. Aug. 31, G. Abell, of High-Holborn. woollen-diaper. DIVIDENDS IN THE COUNTRY. Sept. 3, J. Merrefield, of Grantham, Lincoln, usoney-scrivener, at Grantham. ( Sept. Y. Wallis, of Caxton, Cambridge, innkeeper, at Cambridge. Sept. 3, F. Ricbinond, of I'ortsea, Southampton, taylor, at Purism. Aug. 31, .1. H. Allen, of Oxford, druggist, at Oxtbrd. AV. 31, R. Moth, of East Wooditay, SouLtalupt. nialtster, at Newbury. Sept- 6. J. and B. Carlill, of Kingston-upon-11u% merchants, at King • stun-upon-Hull. CERTIFICATES, Aro. 31.-V. Labrow, of St. John-street, Wont Smithfield, druggist-J. Settle, of Liverpool, merchant-L. Frost, jun. of Liverpool, merchant-J. Nleacock, of Liverpool, tuer chant-J. lieskin, of Liverpool, straw-hat-manufacturer-A. Read, of Lower Grosvenor-street, wine-merchant-W. Pritchard, jun. of Hereford, scrivener-J. Vaux and .1. W. Bullock, of Cullum-street, machants-S. M. Farnsworth, of Old Broad-street, merchant--R. Hooke. of Halifax, York, merchant-J. I)unn, of White Lion-court, Birchin-lane, merchant-T. Nils and J. White, of Old Broad -street, insurance-brokers--M. Fortune, of Stone Kitchen,Tower, victualler- F.White, of Mark-lane, merchant-J. Hampton, of Stourbridge. Wor cc,,ter, grocer-I. Stackard, of %Vhitechapel.road, leather-cutter-J. Dickinson, of Guildhall-passage, warehouseman-W. Moore, of Salis bury-court. Feet-street, Tlionisou and Co. of Diluter aivare, ship-brokers. P.t ItTNERSHIPS DISSOLVPD. E. Fanner and Co. of Liverpool, merchants. T. Brideonke and Cu. of Manchester. cotton-manufacturers. I. Haigh. of Northowram, York, and J. Haigh, of Manchester, stußt mantitacturi t s. W. E Coleman and A. Lancaster, of Stratford, Estes, linen-drapers. J. Ford, sen. and J. Ford, jun. of Coventry, auctioneers. M. Richards ant! Co. of Heath, ship-builders. R. anti W. Sharples, of Bolton-le-Moors. Lancaster, sizers. 11. 11. Pickering and C. Overton, of Coventry, ribbon-manufactuses. K. 6.. oriey ;oat J. Wow-sc. I lilt, l iieupsnie, drys:titers. M. and T. W. Pinero, of Charks-st. Cavendish-sq. attonnes. W. Dawson and .1. Alldridge, of Fenchurch.atreet, merchants. W. Itim and W. Martin of Founders-court, Lothbury, discount brokers. J. Austin and T. Reynolds, of Rosemary-lane, bakers. M. Ilanumn. tool Co. of Plynanith, hemp and flax-manufacturers H. F. fireea and. T. Kett, of Liverpool. G. Hancock and Co. of Sheffield, York, cutlers. I). l.hani and Co. of London. W. Grunt and S. Seuittrini, Holywell-street, Shorediteb, butchers. D. N..witarn and Co. of Glasgow and Manchester. 11. Yates and S. Perry, of Soutbanipton-st. Covent. Garden, chemists. J. Click,' and Co. of Nottingham. lace-manufactiiiimi. N. Wnr.lley and J. Pruned, of Aldgetaii cheesemongers. Aqvice have been received from the Gold Coast of Africa to the 9th of May, bringing the satisFactory intel ligence, that the peace between the inland nation of Ashantee, and the Fantees on the cowl, which had hap pily been btalight about by the intervention of the Go vernor and Council at Cape Coast-Castle, had been strictly maintained : and that, between the 21st of April, when the peace was made, and the 9th of May, a great num b •rof Ashantee traders haul arrived, traded, and returned, without the least differenc e or digputehaving arisen. The accounts add, that the Axhantees were perfectly satisfied ; and th-t the Fantiva were thankful for our interference in r behalf. TILE NATIONAL REGISTER. PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS FOR TILE E►:eUIYG WEEK. Attu Chum Etorat, .;Aptioo 'Opera Nust. Monday—The Village Trick—Frederick the Great—Twenty Years Ago. Tuesday—Turn Out —Artaxerires—l s he Jealous ? Wednestlay—t o'clock ; or. The Knight and the Wood Damson — The Bee Hive. Thursday—(FirFt time at this Theatre) Love in a Village. Friday—A latourite Ora. Saturday—The Beggars Opera. tai Mr. T. DIBDIN, grateful for the most liberal and unprecedented Patronage the Surrey Theatre has experienced, respectfully hopes he shall have the gratification of seeing it hull more crowded than heretothre, or, Friday Next. the 16th Instant, when the Profits of the Evening will be dedicated to the Fund,'Ur thc Relief of the Ma nufacturing anti Lahouring Pour. Grand additional Perthrmances of the Flyin. , Sorcerer, on the Slack- Wire and Cordc Warne. .nctv !floral eirrua ants ti urrer trOtstre. TO-MORROW, (Monday), and thllowing Evenings, the Performances will commence with (by particular desire) the very favourite comic Ballet Ilivertiseinent, called TIIE HOUSE WARM ING; or, PEASA NTS' PIE-NIC.---Mr. NITERS, the BRITISH VOLTWEItit, will perform many new and wonderful Feat,: of Ba lancing in Equilibrium, on the Sla:•k-Wire.—To which wit be added (•t;tth time) the highly popular ar..l attractive piece of NV Iltrt: THF. MURDERER ?.—After which, the Flying Sorcerer, in addi tion to his other astonishing perfomiances on the Conte Volante, will assaine the appearance of a Globe of Fire.—The whole to conclude with (17th tune) a new 5i ladle, called SLAVES IN BARBARY ; or, BRITISH VENGEANCE.—In the course of the Piece will IN: introduced an English parody on the celebrated duet of • 04 Paseator dell'onda,' by Mr. Leonard and Miss Digrano i ' When Britain on tit. !naming main,' by Mr. Lee ; • The Sailor Boy capering a Snore,' by Miss Bence; A Naval Irish parody on • Paddy Carey,' by Mr. Fits william. *** Some inconvenience hiving been experienced by the Public, ,from the want of a more Centrical Office fir the Sale of THE NATIONTIL REGISTER; the Proprietors hquc to announce, that the Paper will, on SUN DAY and MONDAY NEXT, aid afterwards, be pub lished at No. 113, STRAND, opposite Exeter Change; whither all Communications arc requested to be sent, and where the Paper may at all tim;s be obtained. THE NATIONAL REGISTE R.. LosnoN : SUNDAY, AUGUST 11. WE have received the Paris Papers of Wednesday last. _ _ The French Government seem to be actively employed in re-creating an army. Thirty Lieutenant-Generals and 60 Major-Generals have just been placed in active service. Among the Lieutenant-Generals are—Fournier, Lahoussaye, Preval, Colbert, and Merlin. It appears from a paragraph, couched in general terms, inserted in the Gazette de Francois, that a Banking-house at Paris had named to its correspondents 15 respectable houses as being in a state of discredit. This circumstance having transpire& on the Royal Exchange at London, protests, fur want of Bills being accepted, took place against drafts drawn from Paris, though the funds were provided. May not this circumstance have contributed to the depreci ation in the funds both here and at Paris ? It. is rumoured, that in consequence of the French' Government neglecting to pay the stipulated contribu tions, the allied Monarchs have determined to indemnify themselves, by retaining in sovereignty the French for tresses which they now hold in trust. This determina tion is certainly very just, because the fortresses were in tended by all parties to guarantee the fulfilment of the late Treaties. According to this rumour, the Kings of Prussia, Bavaria, and the Netherlands, arc each to have those ficraes.ses which adjoin their respestive frontiers. England is to have both the islands of Mauritius and Bourbon, instead of only one. Russia is to have Gua deloupe, and all the above Allies arc to unite in paying to Austria the remainder of her proportion of the con tributions, her finances requiring immediate assistance. It is this circumstance which has depressed the French Funds, and has caused the French Government to apply to those experienced Generals of the Revolution, who have been neglected till now ; for France has evinced a determination to resist this arrangement, and seems to canticle in support both from Spain and America. An article from Brussels states, that no means arc neg lected to accelerate the organization cf the French army. To accomplish this important object, Officers of all ranks, who have served under Buonupartc, and have not too greatly distinguished themselves as enemies to the pre sent Government, are called into active service. The Duke of Feltre has also resolved to give important com mands to a certain number of Generals in whom the old army had particular confidence. It is pretended that by this measure the French army will in two months re ceive an addition of 100,000 old soldiers._ _ It appears by accounts from Lille, and by a Circular frhm the Prefect of the Department, that some serious quarrels have taken place between the allied troops and the inhabitants. The French Journalists are eager to convince the world, that English manutitetures arc every where reject ed. The King of Naples, they tell us, prefers French to British cloth tin. his troops. It is painful to see with what industry the Bourbons are reviving the old superstitious rites. A precession of AUGUST 11. eighty young ladies paraded the streets of Paris, with lighted tapers in their hands, on Thursday last, to implore the patron Saint of Paris for finer weather ! It is well known that the Parisians are, above all others, lax in their notions of religion, and that these processions excite their most poignant ridicule. An exception to the substance of a late Royal Ordi nance has been published in flivour of Marshal Oudinot. The Ordinance states, that no person shall bear a Com mission in the Army and National Guard at the same time. Oudinot is dispensed from this condition, and is called in the French Papers a second Bayard ! The official part of the Moni:eur contains a Royal Or dinance, by which the King has ordered all private per sons possessing AV etirons of war to deliver them up to the Mayors of their districts within a month's time. Private letters from Paris state, that the deficit in the French finances is three millions sterling. In consequence of this deficit, it is said, that as soon as the Legislative Bodies meet, in October, some Address will be moved to the King, to intercede with the Allied Powers to with draw or diminish the number of fiereign troops, and to prolong the period of paying the tribute. We shall not be surprised at such a manoeuvre; on the contrary, we have been, during some time, prepared for it. It will be in the style of French conduct towards all the world ; and it will correspond but too much with the conduct of the greater part of the world towards England. But the continuance of the allied troops in France is rendered necessary by the condition of that country. The military establishments of probably every Power—certainly those of England—are the greater for the habits of aggression so long cherished by the French. Let them, thereffire, pay the expense of the vigilance which they render necessary. The Paris Papers say, that " M. Loisseau pleaded the cause or CarAine Leruth, with much talent, before the Court of Cessation ; but the insufficient grounds of her application were demonstratet by M. Lebau, Advocate- General, and the Court reje-ted her appeal. Thus the sentence of the Court of Assize, which condemned this woman to 10 years solitary confinement aid for having assisted the Sieur —, Adjunct to the :Mayor of Montdidier, in his attempt to commit suicide, is con firmed." Time and security, which soften the vengeance of the law under other Governments, appear to sharpen it in France. Fourteen persons who manifested their dislike to his Majesty on the 26th of June, 1815, at Montpellier, have been tried and lima, guilty. Of these, five have been condemned to death, and suffered punishment. According to a German Paper, one of the resources of the French Government to raise money consists in grant ing privileges to games of chance. Persons had been up.. pointed to collect this source of revenue in the places oc cupied by the Allies ; but it is stated, that the Duke of Wellington sent them all back. Is it the religious Go. vernment of France that resorts to such means? While the German Papers continue to speak with the utmost confidence of a meeting of Sovereigns at Carlsbad, in Bohemia, the French Journals employ great industry in contradicting it. From this it is obvilus, that the French Government would look with a suspicious eye at such a meeting, lest these august personages might pre sume to legislate fin. France again. The pillory seems a favourite mode of punishment in the French code of jurisprudence. Hardly a week passes in Paris without an exhibition of this kind. On Friday se'nnight four females, none of whose ages exceeded 18, were pilloried at the Conciergerie. An article in the Paris Papers from Civita Vecchia, dated the 19th ult. mentions a new and most atrocious outrage, committed off the heights of Cagliari, on the crew of an English vessel by two Algerine ships, one of them commanded by a nephew of the Dey. The Eng lish vessel, which is called the Kent, was captured after an obstinate resistance. The Captain, on seeing his ship sink, used some reproaches to the pirate ; which the Bar , barians resented by putting two of the crew to death, and exercising upon the remainder every insult maid out rage which his fury could suggest. If this account be true, there can be only one opinion entertained in this country on the subject and, if our financial difficulties were infinitely greater than they are, yet it would be mean and impolitic to pass over such en act of vio lence. Recent letters from Madrid, from undoubted authority, state, that highly important changes are on the eve of taking place in that capital ; but of the nature of the changes alluded to no explanation is given. An order had been issued by the Government for a levy, by ballot, of 60,000 men, to be embodied as a militia. In the opinion of some persons, this measure is adopted with the view of leaving the regular tmops at the disposal of Government, fir the purpose of sending them to &nth America and to Mexico, where their services are much wanted. Others talk of an expedition being intended for West Florida, in the contemplation of a rupture with the United Sta:es. The American Ambassador, it is said, has pro reed to abandon the claims of his Govern ment for seizures made under the Berlin and Milan De crees, on condition of West Florida being ceded by Spain; but Ferdinand's Ministers declined all negoeiation cm the subject We regret to learn, that the Spanish Govern ment, whilst it continues to impose every mieties of re striction on the tilde with this country, afibrds ever/