The National Register. — London, England, 1821-02-19 00:00:00

fliOM SATIIHDAY NIGHTS GAZE7TI'. This Gazette contains the appointment of A. 13xteson, of Lancaster, and 11. Everett, of Salisbury, Gents. to be Masters Extraordinary in the Court of Chancery. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. J. Hanson. Wakefield, York, oil crasher, from Feb. 20 to April 7. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. J. Ellis, Newington, Surrey, baker. J. Sprigens, Chesharn. Bucks, draper. BANKRUPTS. M. Edwards, Rochester, Kent, linen draper. Solicitor, Mr. Rippon, Great Surrey Street, Blackfriars Road. A. Tnnbrill, lrld South Sea House, merchant. Sols. Messrs. Lowe and Co. Chancery Lane. P. Leigh. Stockport, Cheshire, cotton spinner. Sols. Messrs. Thine and Parry. Temple. J. Prickly, Oxford Street, wine merchant. Sols. Messrs. Dawson sal Co. New Burlington Street. J. Wive, Wellingborough, Northampton, saddler. Sol. Mr. Thompson, Stamford. J. Fisher, Milby, Yorkshire, raft merchant. Sob. Messrs. Egerton and Co. Gray's Inn Square. E. Barker, Exeter, druggist. Sol. Mr. Brutton, Old Broad Street. T. Watts, Combo Martin. Devonshire, dealer. Sol. Mr. Bunn, Brunk Street. Holborn. W. F. Wilburn. North Shields, hanlwareman. Sols. Messrs. Swain and Co. Old Jewry. A. de la Pryme, G. Hilton, and R. Hilton, Chorley, Lan cashi•e„ cotton spinners. Sols. Messrs. Hurd and Johnson. Temple. T. E. Vipond. Newcastle-upon• Tyne, grocer. Sols. Messrs. Morton and Co. Gray's Inn Square. J. l.oone, Coventry, builder. Sots. Messrs. Woodward and Co. Tokenhouse Yard. T. Russell, Briguthelmstone, Sussex, builder. Sol. Mr. Gwynne, Lewes. T. Leeds. Gee Cross, Cheshire,'" cotton spinner. Sol. Mr. Makinson, Temple. R. Sidwcll, Bath, shoemaker. Sol. Mr. Easton, Lambeth Road. J. Parsons, Long Acre, couch lace manufacturer. Sol. Mr. Carter, Staple Inn. C. Newmarch. Cheltenham, stone merchant. SoL Mr. King, Sergeant's Inn. 1. R. W. Card, Borough Market, Southwark, tripe dresser. Sob. Messrs. Sheppard and Co. Dean Street, Southwark. DIVIDENDS. March 12, T. C. Cox, Gloucester, victualler-23. H. Mould, Winchester, cabinet maker-10, C. Hepburn, Commercial Road, surgeon—id, G. Lewes. Connuercial Buildings, Minting Lane, wine merchant-31, J. Micci, Nortonfalgate, harness maker -17, I. Stronibom. Austinfriars, mereaant— 13, J. Hudson, Birchin I.ane, merchant—lo, W. Woods, Houghton Street, Clare Market, coal merchant—to, J. Power and R. %Yarn iek, Finsbury Square, merchants-17, 'l'. Simmonals, Maidstone, wine merchant-17. T. Birch, Broveley, Salop, ironmaster— to, A. Morgan, Carmarthen. milliner-sa, J. Sargeant, Gaeat Warner Street, Clerkenwell, brewer—lo, C. Smith and J. Vickridge, Southampton Row, Russell Square. grocers--10, R. Fleney, Jamaica, merchant-27, J. Turnbull. J. Forbes, It. A. Crawford, and D. Skene, Broad Street, merchants-31, L. 0. Edwards, Minories, merchant-51, A. It. Uhr, Great Prescot Street, merchant-12, T. Carless, Hereford, carpenter—ln, J. Vaughton, Edward Street, Cavendish Square, wine merchant. CERTIFICATES to be granted March 10. H. Burgess and J. Hubbard, Miles Lane, Cannon Street, woolstaplers—W. 11. Harrison, Liverpool, spirit dealer—H. Reed, Mill Street, Berniondsey, corn dealer—W . Wylie. South ampton Row, Bloomsbury. merchant—F. Hudson, Stamford, brewer—J. S. Pearson, Cierkenwell, goldemith—T. Warburton, Northwich, Cheshire, sailmaker. COURSE OF MCA Amsterdam 12 9 C. F. Ditto, at siglit, 12 6 Rotterdam, 12 10 Antwerp, 12 10 Hamburgh ' 3ti Allows, 33 Paris, 3 days' sight, 23 50 Ditto, 26 10 Bourdeaux, 211 10 Frankfot t on the Ni.ine, 136 Petersburgh, 91 3 U. Vienna, Ef. Flo. 10 17 Tricot-, El. Flo. 10 IT 11114dritl, 311—Cadiz, 3.41 35-litrieeluna, 3 :HANUE, FEB. 10. Seville, 35—Gibraltar, 30 Leglunn, I(}—Germa, 431 llalia,ls—Venire, 27 00 S4—Li.bon. Oporto, 49 Rio Janeiro, :.0 Palermo, 115 Dublin, 8 per cent. Cork, 8 per ri ot. Foreign gold iu bars , 31. I: e. - 101.1. per oz. New DoithlJonr., New Dollars, 4, 100. Silv, r in bars, idlidard, 4s. I 161. ' STOCKS. Osmium 0. Imp. 3 per Cent. India Bonds 41 limlN sloe I. Enclirquier NIIIN be. Cues.lur Ar. 72 Lottery Ticket, £2s 1.4. PRICE a Bank Stork S pet Ceot. Hril. 73 3 pet Consul* 72f 31 prr Cent. 4 per leo. In 5 per Cent. Navy 651 Loii4 A. 18 1,-111 THE NATIONAL REGISTER. oution. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19. In our last we stated that bills of indictment had been found by the Grand Jury of Middlesex against the proprietors,&c. of The Courier, and The Morning Post, for scandalous libels on her Majcsty.—At this Ave rejoice for two reasons—first, because, as " the liberty of the press is like the air we breathe neces sary to our existence," and as its licentiousness is of all things the most likely to destroy that liberty. we would have those punished who have made the press subservient to the vilest and most disgraceful views. Secondly, because, if a verdict of iguilty should be pronounced against these invariable sup porters of a Government, which has, in our opinion, done more by way of destruction or suspension of our dearest rights, titan any other whose acts are recorded in history, the Court on their being brought up fur judgment, will bass an opportunity THE NAVIONAL REGISTER of proving their perfect,en tire,political impartiality— the Judges will doubtless be reminded of the instances where sentences of heavy fines and long terms of imprisonment have followed convictions fire libel against the King or against the Government, and they will doubtless show to the world thit the judicial seat, is, as it ought to be—that their justice is like its resemblance which adorns the Court—that it is indeed blind to all improper diff:rences of par sons—that whether the Pail) , libelled be a King or Queen, whether (if the latter) she be in or out of &your at Court, will make no difference in their mctage of punishment. Cato exclaims •‘ Rome has her Ceasars," and it will be seen by our latest accounts from Spain that " Madrid Las her Franklyns"—that the honorary private chaplain to Ferdinand the Seventh, resident in the very palace, has been detected in au attempt to excite rebellion against the newly established Government—and can it be supposed that he volun teered gratuitously in the work of villmy, or is it nut more probable that he was employed by his Royal Muster ?—Be this as it may, we hope the law will in this instance be allowed to take its un impeded course, and that if the•employment of such means us the agency of a Isra ,, klyn, u Fetcher, u Castles, an Oilver, or a Vinuesa be eit:;,jy neces sary to the establishments of London and Madrid, the :Egis of power will not in the last, as it has been in all the preceding itLitances, be extetaled t,) insure impunity to such acts us can only be pro d crly expiated on the scaffidd ; that the Esmos-sits should not be allowed to occupy the places of their TOOLS must be regretted in the mind of every honest man. The first blow of aggression against the liberties of Europe has not yet been struck by the Continen tal Tyrants. The hands of the " Holly Alliance" have not yet been embrued in the Neapolitan blood of the noble natives ; should they be so hereafter, we shall rely upon the supreme justice—we shall not doubt but that on the shrine dedicated to the manes of those who may be so devoted to the altars of despotism will be exhibited some Rovst. PHOPI• TIATIONS. Austria, Russia, and Prussia, have each of them drank of the cup of bitter hutuiliation proffered to them by the hand of Napoleon—they may yet have a repetition of the draught from the hands of their own indignant subjects ! The Paris Papers of Tuesday last have arrived. The Austrians have not yet passed the Po, though some of the German Journals assert that they actu ally occupy Naples. The Allied Sovereigns, after all their menacing demonstrations, begin to pause, as they must know ;hat, if the Austrians met with a repulse, there is no calculating what might occur in the rear, as the whole of Italy is anxious to be free, and the subjects of the Emperor Francis, should his troops be discomfited, would insist upon having a representative government. The revolting conduct of the Holy Alliance towards Naples, so far from subduing that Kingdom, will probably soon lead to the deliverance of the Continent, by the final over throw of old prejudices and despotism. Intelligence from Vienna, of the 31st ult. states, that King Fer dinand has refused the invitation to remain in that capital during the conferences, but is extremely desirous of returning to ,\ spies us soon as possible. This is a very proper feeling on the part of his Ma jesty, and will be duly appreciated by his subjects The l)uke of Gallo has taken the ultimatum of the Allied Sovereigns to Naples, it is said, and if the result is not such as they wish, the Austrians are ready to act. The letters from the Abruzzi arc full of praises of the martial ardour of the p‘ople, Hhu are determined to support their inderendence against every act of despotic aggression. A letter from Frankfort, of the tith lust., wens, that the King of Naples is resclved not to admit of any modifications in the Constitution but with the consent of his Parliament. Tile affairs of Naples exCite a lively interest in $3 the French Chanibcr of Deputies, and in the British Par:lament we not tiny a single individual support or espouse the cause of the Holy Alliance. The French Five per Cents. were 83f. Bank Stock, 1,427 f. 50c. The Paris papers of Wednesday have arrived : A private letter from Augsburgh gives the fol lowing as the substance of the most recent accounts from Laybach:— " The King of the Two Sicilies has been invited to repair to Vienna, to remain there until tranquillity shall be restored in his States ; but it appears that this Monarch has not only &dared: that he cannot accept that proposition, but has ma-- ME:sted the liveliest desire to return as soon as pos sible. to Naples. !Ls Majesty's spouse, the Duchess. de Florida, arrived at Laybech on the •29th Jan. last. " As to the motions of the Austrian army, it had not, at the departure of the last Courier, made any hostile demonstration. " The report is confirmed that the decision of the Allied Sovereigns and that of King Ferdinand, upon the affairs of Naples, will b.: carried to Naples it, the Minister of Forei;;;n Affairs, the Duke de Gallo A more recent article than any we have yet quoted, dated Frankfort, the 9th February, states,. that there are letters front Laybach, " which speak of a tlechrathm from King Ferdinand, which ends itteting the Duke do Gallo with full powers to eo:triutl:, the negociations with the Ministers of Foreign Powers.• The following are the latest accounts from Napks:-- NAPLES, JAN. :30. —The Deputy Pocrio made,. in the Sitting of the 22d, a report upon the state of the army. The Prince Regent bad issued a decree, hearing that there would be immediately a further levy of conscripls out of the classes of 1819, and 1820, as determined by law. The first ar.icie declares, that ecolesiasties shall not enjoy any ex emption. Parliament has sent a message to the Prince Regent, denouncing Cardinal Rollo, Archbishop of Naples, and the Bishops of Avcrsa, of l'ermoli, and of Cava. These Prelates have been guilty of speaking of contempt of the revolution. Nluitnra.—On Fro,lay two men of the names of ra i i and ()orsb 01, were In ou_lit to Bun -.tier% and holder, oho au erosion:llion before It. Hit ate, E.q. cliar4ed so ion loohoo4 tonocerneol lit the *dotal der of Air. Josue' Al•lientro., a bloi l ootioros iu Ilia Mojo st.'.l,reventose se. vi e, ho-loolgolog to Capt. M•t ulloch's ;oat t), etoot.uned between II o t•ooi oust Loki, in the e iiiii ity of Kent,lll.. llreprr•.te wi t ocl. or a 1111111er0Us g .00t of :0011gJel•• 0111011 , 1111•4 to ;10 •ut 100, el a aotaa body of the Kiug a olticers in tile loses aeutio,e ser.ore• . 11. t• o, lieu were A01 . 100(41 mo irr• C0:14 bloc kude service, ni fit “irl oal cll-110•0e. on ti a t. a shore, near Doingrio es, in the county ut K, w , and on Sunda) too haw:, tit: 11th lust. between tn.!, hr. e o'etock, limy observed a 11 - i.lll of lire, wlistthe 'what s gnat given on toe hoiden.: ut it ,no, liu l t boat t the writers, (Ince in slumber, Mono diately 'risco card to the spot as here the tionio hod taken plat .•, tat met a lane bu iy of sosiu,tJets, wu, tit ) the other., g a labial to litill.Jred )Reds, tioeo .o vu le. in tit in; the oohs ter, laid down to avoid the hi .ii 4, an ,ouw nfiri toe soot s gler, to cot on; the oatc..es lel, in a t‘h set e..,1 a ..o were • r.rwoo too the in cow,. 'ace of th, hri and I ow. Collo as lid the soneggleo s, aa. otwer.ed dime an (It:. • aally fired on th. in, 1111 , 10 g witch at v, rat f Ike o bee as were voiveoely vi teal, said no re 0 shard to sent hack in tin care it arw, di whets; lot. lirrutn vt:anre gleally do "'erased the mittabers of toe otheev, and tar aun.ggteta Cl/111t nosed tiring at intervals no., I tib. y r• a; Led Illr ro,.ii near to Lee', I.rop•ltusise, t,. tVirril Ituniney and :t e, aid then made it !amid, • and posted ti eneockes till r.ocli side of the toad, and visited until the inheres Ctlllir close 10 them; tiles then all nt them tired on the officer., when Nt.. Al•Ket.ste received a (mud a loch ' , loved lAA Alter cuitietiding Its a most de•pei ale manner lot s one time ; they made otl.-- S i-r of the uttieers were severely motat.d. d. Ito,ioe the a tar k, the psisuner Quested went up to one or the tallrerN, who was dressed in a sti3Oek frock, aid thinking 10. as a. one lit the snitig4ll .g party, put a ntnaket bit timid., suit de4sett loan ur slow s om e a t the the Uttiel, 1/1 1141, 011 j 111 V Who'd, 61st 104.111 cal Site io• lei, and then collared the pi iosier, andsut erected 111 ettruna lapin. I.ltaight ea. Lipp' eh. looted al the sun'''. 11111 t Aild kit • r _ l i has brew aseerlatuoil that he I. One nt tite nog:rollers, and lie is suspected to be the man who shot 11 r. %i'Keusle. They ;vete raluattilt d fur r, 111111011. The foundation of the new Haytuaext theatre is hid, and the workmen are making rapid pro joss ..tvi'h the building. Nearly the whole of the w..od work is complete, and the theatre will be finished 1 in June, and fit for the reception of company. f .ae } d 0 " I. I