The National Register. — London, England, 1819-06-13 00:00:00

1:1 o.lf T UES D Al' .viclirs GAZETTE. 11.‘NRRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J. Stephens. !ate of Dublin. merchant. iNICRIIPTS. G. Case. Whimpole. Dzeontenre, hop merchant. T. Brawn, Newport. Salop. grocer. .1. Vote, Wormster. leaher H. Pullin. Hawker Sank, liiiirhe.ter, calico printer. S. Sutherland, South Shields, Durham, gra , cr. .T. Ronan'. ATheckr Street. SpitalSelds, road merchant. I. • rolglabe. Bristol, provision merchant. E. and .1. Grez:on. Liverpool, perfumers. .1. lime:lir% (hcorl. corn .I..alee. 11. Duke, Gatesheml, I Menem. merchant. DIVIDENDS. use 20, W. Mathieson and G. IL Lapraik, Rishops,,tete Street Without. tailors—tn. T. Toy. Penryn, Cornwall. grocer-29. I. and .1. M•[tonnell and .1. dushell, Broad Street, merchants -19. J. Inglis, Waiter Square, merthant-29. F. Ilidsdale, Leeds. and %V. Hamilton. Finsbury Place. Finsbury Square. merchants —July 5.W. Prest and J. Woalner. Lawrence Pountney Lane, corn eteters-3. B. Cohen, George Street. Minories, merchant 1, W. Chivers, Commercial Road, master mariner-1 3, G. Laing. City Road, merchant-13, T. Blown and .1. Forrester. Savage Gardens. wine merchants-13, It. Potts. Holborn Hill. haber• dasher—it. S. Taylor, ('senden Street. merchant—l3,.l. David. Threadneedle Street. merchant—l 3, T. .L Lancarter, Cateaton Street. merchant-1.4 C. Jackson. Upper Thames Stu Ls:. sugar factor—to, 11. Clement, Great Carter Lane. Doctors' Commons. stable keeper. CERTIFICATES to be granted June 29. W. Herman. Crown and Magpie. %Vhiteettapel. tatern keeper —l'. Key. New etude under I.vme. grocer—F.. Wood. Bolton, Lancashire. tin smith—S. Wood. Holton. Lancashire. banker— 'l.. Wood. Trowbridge, Wilts. clothier—W. Starkey. Bethnal ;rtvn Road, Inicislayer—.l. Peat. Bedtbrd Street. Covent Gar den, silk mercer—P. Dalgairne and E. Winslow. St. Mary ❑t Hill, ship brakers—T. Lloyd and J. Winter, Blue Ball Yard, Sr. James A Street, 11'e,ttninster. wine merchants--J. Guth, jun. llorsleydown Lane. Southwark. corn merchant. PARIS, June 8.--Tho Spanish frigate Viva has sailei Font Comma fur Cadiz, with a convoy of 13 transports. Prom Turin there Is a report of an Italian confedera tion, under the protectorate of a powerful Sovereign, but it wants confirmation. In the Chamber of Deputies yesterday, M. de Ville's roe expressed his wish that the kingdom of Hayti might be restored Mitt ancient constitutional dynasty ; an.l eon tended, that a naval I►!ockade weld awe those " arro gant cleief." who were hostile to the measure. The Mi nister of Marine replied, that the pending negotiations aitis St. Domingo, were of so delicate a character, that they ought to be cautious of interfering with them. From this reply of his Excellency, it would appear the all hopes of its restoration are not abandoned. BERLIN, JUNE I.—The accident which happened to the King in the Waxen Insil (!•land of Peacocks) is stated to have occurred in the following manner :—Among other diversions, a Russian mountain, as it is called, was crewed, and berme dinner the company amused themselves wills this pastime. The Mug's ►ledge overturned, and in fall ing his Majesty h:id the misfortune not only to wound his (gee, but even to break the lower part of the bridge of his nose ; happily the broken pieces of hone were extracted the first slay, and the wound is going on as well as pos. Ode. Roma, MAY 11.—The incess of Wales will pass thi" summer at Rome. She has sold her seat hi the Lake of Como to the Duke or Terlonia. 188 THE NATIONAL REGISTER. THE LOAN. On Wednesday morning at 10 o'Clock, pursuant to appointment, the contractors for the Loan waited on the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and the First Lord of the Treasury. the negotiation only lasted a few minutes. Previously to its commencement, Mr. Ricardo suggested to the Chanc'ller of the Ex chequer the propriety of changing the day fixed on for the second paywent, viz. the 17th July, as, that being the settling day for the account in Consols, much inconvenience would be caused by double ar. rangements of so much magnitude taking place on the same day. The Right Hon- Gentleman readily assented to the alteration, and the second payment now stands postponed to the 23d of July. The bid dings were— Rothschikl £62 18 8 Ricardo Reid and Co. 63 10 0 The above Biddinws are Reduced 3 per Cents., with 801. 3 per Cent. Cons. for every 1001. sterling; and the tidlowing calculations mill slow the nature of the offers made by each contractor, and the bonus arising out of each, estimating the funds at the con cluding price of Tuesday, ivnen Consols fur the ac count were 70. 1 , and Reduced 692. _ Mr. It OT II•CU ILL). _ _ 601. Conv.d., ex. div ,at 69 - - Z 35 4 0 113contit, Y 79 rev vent. 2 I 3 621. lbs. Bd. lieduked, at 694 - - - 43 18 0 JUNE 13. FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. FOREIGN-OFFICE. JUNE 9. 1819. Ilia Royal Ilighness the Prince Regent has been pleased. in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint the Rev. Thomas Hulloed Sislyol.A. to be Resident Chaplain at Lisbon. WHITEHALL. JUNE 12. The Lord Chancellor had a pointed Christopher Sayer!, of 44rut Yarmouth. sod At'illivn Watley. of Burnley. Laneager, au he Mamas lizusurdloary in the High Court of Chancery. BANKRUPTCIES SUPF.RSHDED. It. Walker, Newcastle upon Tyne. grocer. T. Shillito, Doncaster. York, inn keeper. BANKRUPTS. .1. Higliman. Duke Street, Adelphi. victualler. .1. Lamb, Great James Street, Bedford Row. tailor. J. Biding. Blackburn, Lancaster, cotton manufacturer. J. Laughton. Liverpool, earthenware dealer. .. Catterson, Kingston upon Hue, currier. s Goddard. Cornhilt, map and chart seller. F.. Kegg. Liverpool. master mariner. J. Romer, Wallingford, Berk', cup( nter. R. Cooper. Rawcidfc, Snaith, York, common brewer. .1. Parker, Norwich. bombazine manufacturer. T. and R. Bulmer. South Shields, Durham, rope makers. J. IL Pritchard. Tipton, Stafford, linen draper. B. Wright, Birmingham, Victualler. T. Simmonds, Maidstone, Kent, brandy-merchant. .1. Arlin, Ncwiate.straet, printer. G. Patterson, } ore-street, St. Giles's corn-dealer. P. Gangain, Church Street. Middlesex. silversmith. R. Dyke, Lavender Cottage, Bayswater, jeweller. C. Crandon. Fenchurch Street, dealer. H. %Vickwar and .1. Wickwar, of Calthrop Mills, Newberry. paper makers. E. Peacock, East-End-Finchley. Middlesex, victualler. W. 1.. Brown, and T. Hunter, Wood -street, warehousemen. J. Buckley, Mossley, Lancaster, clothier. T. K ay, Bath. dealer. 11. Healey, Cut key )lone, Lancaster, cotton manufacturer. G. Adams, Gloucester. jeweller. .1. Mill ward, lirtltli,ll. Worcester. needle.maker. S. Nathan, (lumens Street. butcher W. Walker, Norwieli,lnieklaver. DIVIDENDS. June 29, B. Scott. 11or ;ward - le.Lincoln, merchant-29. S. Scott, Thinildeby, Lincoln, merchant-21, G. Simpson, Upper Gniseenor Street. Grosvenor Square. mariner-15..1. Hobert:, Wood Street, Spitsiiields ' silk manefacturer-16, W. and It. Burn, Exeter. tailors—July 6. R. Tongue. Arnold, Nottingham, innkeeper-15, A. Barton. Bristol. victualler-5, J. Hockey, Llangrom, Monmouth. farmer-12, T. Mansell. Pembroke, apothecary-5, H. Ford. Portsmouth, hardwareman —3. J. Amos and C. Sitlivriand, St. Helen's Place, apothecary-3, W. Hodg son. White7nas Street, paper stainer-3.J. Atkimon, Aldgate I ligh Street, butcher-5, .1. Higgins. Chippin; Norton. oxford, tualtaser-3, G. North, Brecknock. carrier-3 I'. Hagerty, NVltitezhapl, carpenter.-5, G. Burgess. Manchester. a oollen thaper-5, R. Downing, Stockport. Cheshire, innkeeper. . _ ERTIFIi.',A'I'ES . fn granted .161 y 3. T. and W. Bayntmi. Kidderminster, %% orcester, grocers—lL Brown, Charles Suet t, Webtrpinbter, builder—J. H. Illr wen, :flint Square, Tower Hill; gun maker.—W. Lea, Birmingham victualler—E. Jordan, Norwich, engineer—(:. F. Jones. Bede Lord, hookseller—J. Anthony, Clay next the Sea, Norfoih, grocer —.W. S. kl vans, Chapel Street, Lamb's C.intluit Street, lint klaye. —D. B Achanan, S. M. S oith, anti F. Ashley, Liverpoal, mer Thomson, Red t'.ol,s Street, Cripplegate, calendcre r Thikk wood, u.stuvy Court, Tpwer Hill, Tour factor—lli W. Andemon, Cikhion Court, Broad Street, merchant—W. WwinWrig . t, I .ivcrpotd. merchant. iprict Stack 'll9 : re I t.;.t. Oi 3 rer tent ( 3, t.t.l- Cent. 761 4 per Cent. 344 S per Ceut. N isy 1..14 .%..n. IS 1-16 . ttscbs. ( )1111111191 I. 1111p.3 per Ccnt. India 13 , .1:ds 4s. India Stock Exchequer Hills 3.. tons. f-Jr Ac. 701- I.,,Arry Ticket, 191. ISs. Our Readers will perceive that we INF day have made aeon siderable ►dd'tion to the length of each of our columns; :nd we believe we [nay assert, without fear of contradiction. that there is no Paper now printed that contains so !nil or well selected an account of the occurrences of the week as Tut; NATIONAL • THE NATIONAL REGISTER. Lon Don. SUNDAY, JUNE 13, IEI9. The Paris Papers of Tuesday reached us yester day, from which we extract the following:—. Apartments in Buckingham House are fining tip for the residence of the Princess Augusta, when in town. Her Royal Highness, it is said, will receive the company at the future drawing moms. Friday, a ballot was taken at the East-India. house for the determination of the following ques tion, viz. ;-- _ or th a t t his Conn concur in the recommendation of the Court of Directors as contained in their resolution of the 20th ult., and that the stun of 60,0001. be ac coiclingly granted, to be applied to the benefit of the Marquis of Hastings, in the mode pointed out in rha• Resolution, subject to the confirmation of another Ge neral Court.' At six o'clock, the glasses were finally closed, and delivered to the scrutineers, who reported the num bers to be—For the question, 414—Against it, 191 —Majority for the question, 223. Advices from the Cape of Good Hope to the 27th of March were received on Friday morning. The Cape Town Gazelle of the 13th contains a proclama tion of martial law in those districts where the rebellious Caffres were then carrying on their depre dations. It appears, however, by the same paper of the 20th, that a speedy prospect existed of these marauders being reduced to submission, or driven across the frontier:. The extent of the insurrection itself seems to have been exaggerated ; it was begun in the first instance by three chiefs, named Sambie, Congou, and Lynx, of subordinate note, but one of the ntost powerful of them, named /Ibiza, kept aloof during the aggressions, took care to convey to the Governor assurances of his peaceable disposition. 'ne rebellious party, with the whole of the plunder they had collected, had concealed themselves in a thick wood ; a strong force was imtuediately sent against them, and there was every reason to expect that the next post would give a good account of them. A great scarcity of wheat existed at the Cape, in consequence of which the Governor, Lord Charles Somerset, had issued a proclamation, requiring the farmers and others to make a return of the stock on hand, in order to husband the resources of the colony : _ _ G. CARROLL has the honour of calling the attention of the Public to the State Lottery which will be ALL drawn on the 2lth instant. Among other claims to attention, it possesses the novel cir cumstance of being the smallest Lottery that ever contained Two Prizes of 30,0001.--In the last Contract, CARROLL sold a larger amount, of Capitals than any other Office•keeper, amongst which was No. 706, a Prize of 20,000 Guineas. No. 19, Cornhill, and 26, Oxford Street. The following notice hAs been lately Lotted at Ashton-under-Line (COPY.) We, whose names are lierenuto subjoined, having wit ni seed the increased and still increasiou misery and dis tress of our country, and ceniceiving likewise, that a Go vernment, enameling from the free choice of a majority of the people, will be the only I atioind means of re moving these ten ible evils, do rail a Public Meeting on Alondav, the 14th instant, in order to make a Solemn Appeal to the whole of the People or Great Britain, praying them to join or in so laudable an undertaking, that by a determined and 'militia perseverance ines ery means that the Laws of God, and the Ancient Constitutson of our country tar nish as with, we may unite in re•estatilishlog our Govern ment in its lit istiur purity, which was founded on the prin cipler 0 . Eli, ii4l justice and the Rights of Man. (S;alied) Jolts: SAXON JoIlll.ll HILTON, JAME 9 AbHWORTH, JOSIAH MATLEY, TnustAs HEAP, JOASPH. SHAW, • JAMEA ETCH!. EM JOHN LASIOARD. The Chair to lie taken at 12 o'clock. when a string of Resolutions, and an Address to the whole 04 the People of Great Britain, will be sabisitted b lbe Meeting, foe ar [novel or rejection. 103 3 3 Bonus 11. 3s. :3d. or n prerninnn of nearly I k per cent. 111..irs. Rlc % N no (in-other.) and t..:0. SO/. Consul. ev dir., ut 69 - - - £53 4 0 1/6ronnt, Y 79 d:4),,at 3 per rent - - 2 1 3 651. 2s. 6J. Reduced, ut 69-2 - - - 45 8 6 102 13 9 Bonus 2/. 13.. 9J or a premium of more limn 24 per cent. flle..rs. (1 El N(, and Co. SO/. Consols tt. d.r. at 69 . . r,51 4 0 Discount, 219 digs, at 3 per cent - - 2 I 3 13.34 16s. Reduced at 691 - - . - 43 13 9 102 19 0 Boaus 21. 191., or a premium orrery nearly 9 per cent. Therefore, on the offer of Mr. Rothschild com pared with that of Messrs. Ricardo, the public saves 1/. 10s. Cd. in every 1001. ; and with that of Messrs. Reid and Irving, there is a saving on the same sum of 11. 15s. 9d. Omni= opened at 14 premium, but has since been done at and 3 per rent. discount, and we think it most likely the holders of it will have to regret being so. We remember a Loan in which the Omnium was at. 10 per cent. discount, and w think there never was one contracted for under circumstances more likely to produce such a de pression : the rise of Stocks within the last fort night from 63 to 70, is not to be accounted for by any auspicious change in our affairs, but is solely to be attributed to Stock Exchange manoeuvre—aud we anticipate serious consequences from it. There has appeared u letter from Gustavus, the late King of Sweden, which will, no doubt, at tract attention. No great political secret is disclosed by the writer—no high claim put forth : he only complains that his son has not obeyed him, and ful filled also a previous engagement, by coming to him at Basle, and there entering into consultations respecting their common fortune. The education also of the young Prince has nut been conducted according to the principlei prescribed by the ex. King. It has even been confided to a Calvinist' A very respectable house in the German line stop ped payment on Fritl ty morning. Its connexions are chiefly with flaniburg 7 .l and Amsterdam. Extract of a letter dated I lamburgh, May 31. " A singular circumstance has occurred here, which causes much speculation. A few days ago a Danish brig of war suddenly came to ha- moorings in that part of our harbour called the Rummelhafen ; upon an application to the captain, to know what reasons induced him to choose a station there, he replied, that he acted upon orders received from the highest authority. The Danish Charge d'Affaires was next applied to, who declared, that his Government deem ed the measure necessary, in order to secure to Danish vereels anchoring in the harbour, exemption front being visited by the HamburgliCustom-bouse officers, a privilege grunted them by the ancient treaty of Gottorp; which, in spite of reiterated retuonstrat.ces, had frequently been violated since 1814. Imme diately after this declaration, a courier was des patched to Copenhagen, and another to the Diet at Frankfiirt. Every one is anxious to see how the affair will end." Trial by Jury was resolved to be Edopted in Bavaria, in the Sitting of the Second Chuniber, on the 26th ult.—au event that has caused great joy. Friday morning twenty-five% male convicts were removed from Newgate, under a proper escort to Sheerness; and, on the preceding morning, the like number were sent to the same place. 1 ,1