The National Register. — London, England, 1820-09-11 00:00:00

T . , • , ~i~ ( The re:t . B i't ftaitt 7 1 ::•;e tpl. ) }le ctit co 1 , 1111 to eletw the C4.1111....1 10 urea the tleteoce. 1111Css they wet e pr• p teed to g l, on to (lie I'l4ll. dine red 4.• lie the is.ojis. Lola vii elie wool. tend.. tool theis:in the a list s i the w etorssrs 14,44/,411; been elected to lite tileeell.tts well os a specilkatino l , f the lours and plaresMhett We iii i lutlhnces hod !11.131 l'lll ..... Med. she r. 4.44.41 haul. hest entitled to if she Itad lit•rit trie.4 under 11,4. Nl:lll4iit lll.antate equivalent might In be :11.0.1 11l 11. Ile was ili•piese il to dtet • Ctie to the pie now mail. t 144:1 be did toil mean to plsdsa' If to soy torthet orplicatiuti that might he made 14th the 011111 V tptatter. Ilotete had hero rlarcJ itt ILA ns tile sett.s.4l to Wine' a list of est itesses. Ey that I - Flo-al 10. C!,IV , 11 1131 1/Vl-11 slept i.e.' ut ade.lll - *lle ASI , IIII ha Il' 11:11 ill .111% 11 , 111.1 .11.1 of prove , d :Noble Esti I t 0111111d1 . 11 It 111/•14 (Litt Ile never. ....i.e. tee hail a -eat to that !louse, haJ given a vow with mole sati•laction dean the vole lie slo•clel then give hi supteol of the aiteli ot stints et (.• l ke liar. The E it of LlVEll.l - 'OOl. , sa.il. lie coolel not runeeive Rev cootse In I e more dongeions than that of stopping he the middle or a dell-nee. II Has not tit the s; ale-bleed tor tv.e. defence ,1101ild gal ball) %Weevil evidence, because. i:le cvidesurc might not support it. The %lade el the defence wisest he drawl' IllgelliVl'. It might hr itecoi.ss went to I ,lop, hot if this ws sit oe. they ought to hair the w lode sel the :I I . l.l‘re. I; CUM.,. 1 uo,.Jd a•ls her it few hinds to at 1.1 hi , es hie nee, Ne is, awl thee* gee me and c. apt. ii' his defense, lt, 1411 11,t• 11111,1" 11111,11, a luffitel Adjournment was convenient, lie was entitled to that iedeelgener, boi he was perfecily sisti , tie.l, teem long rem iiderati..n. that nothing could be more Intionsisistui to ail ju-tier 111111 11• if 111%1.11111 of the The Alai ink ut isisHOU'N E saiddie would bioisehl olueet to a p dual [nosing ot Air evieleuee, but none Of Arlie inconveteieners to be apprehended from such a pries ;lege were *pole:sole to the mese permission to make an opening staisein: in. If there was to he any leaniog uo ono side sir another, that leaning ought to he to 111 l! AC 1-3. If these was oily doubt in their Lan &hips' towel atom the sotejert, they might to find liar stets raine d -tone et dant doubt en 'he eccoliectiml ut %kat the accused party 11.i.1 be-tuie si.dered by the proceeding , of their Lord,hios• It unglii to be recollected that by the Peport ?'.!•11'1/1 C • 'V Of 11..4 Lass 11:411 , 1/1i, 1 Vl , lll I'l (Cl of tile illll.l il/11.1 seenst st had been for two months sutlers ing suoler she C.silest imputations without lies has dig had any oppoi niftily of ri tvieng Owen ; and he cuojureil their Lordships nut to interpo , e a s. cowl delay of tttu ne..neles betwre n the addle iiii al load of deXlls4l ion which hail been heaped upon lit'r Maji•ty hy the evidence aiiilticed at their Loi eisiiips' Isar, and a tail opportunity of vindicating ker innocence. As yet, etre, 11.141 been Iletll/11111U11 S1(1116111 her Majesty --accuseseiLli iiiii epelled by any coun ter proofs—aye, gust u.orr, mirepelled by all: thing even in the 'loupe of as , er . The Euil Alt VON rigs piled exit timely that be mined dissent lions those with whom lie weal generally in the habit of itejeeilig. It was probable, indeed eyelid's, 1 . 10 , 11 the line ut cross-ex: iiii iii mien moaned by the Costii , el 1.1 1.1.1 Ilopsty, that thy I.ll4ellVe nollid go to ins else ail lite witnesses lei the plesectition io a charge Ul and to instils.* in isons its high situations in charges ut a etitl teo .re :we lub• dew' apti . be House had utcu 1411 d, that she re was a gr. :rind foul eun•piracy against het I%igOtsPly, and ii.ai all the evideeice wan tile pi udetee of that eut.spirasiy. N'as it tight that elute ges ut such a Donnie should gu foe ill to the world, unless ittiniediatelv lotion ed sip by !ill. 11 hicatre iu support of them? TH, Quern was not tin. ton) party whose interest desso veil their Lordships' consiele ration. The ea If IleSst a a Ito had beret Wen from then houses by the. Mire fee cure of toe eno. Powers; the individdats who might he ti.,.itdee. by toe list of defence, %vete all espialiy eideiled to the pi eeteetom of their Lordship.. Lord LTHOEPE made abt ief but forcible speech in farmer en' the indetle. ewe etesimed by her Majesty's Counsel appears el to hint, that Ilse House eland nut, wills any r topiis ty • rufese it. 014..15'0 —Ile semi II never bring Isisee , e.f tu lodise that the At torney.(ieneral for her Illisjesls would Sll tar rompreentiss• his elialarter as ise sibk, in the All riltiate of do iotlvociie I'm the Quo e n, the 1,1411e1' claims *hide psthlie item ire had on Isis honour and 1111. re t• Lord IIF,DESDA LE said, the Hopie were upon this atihject to act r. pun the law. 841111 11111 to Milk , • arty new law. The colitis.' in which the Queen's Counsel wished to proceed o as its violation of such authority as the House was bound o Lord DARNLEY slid not know upon what principle the Hon.'. could tele... the 1„ She power of tli% adv.:: the es idebee lass 11.1. I,a it /ICU. %IIIVII Uhl into grueetil the power slit Ming the cro,s.exammatime• He a meld not help expressing Isis wares tleist those eistb collies had nut ad his en as hided, by wanting the list eel lA)ii I) CHANCELLOR then put the question, null a die i.{4a no.k place, whets there appeal ed, - - - Cantros N04j1111;)Iut OW X 144111411 - U 4 unr hilt, liir. Ilote•e MC limessi hick le.l leave. 1.44t1it• votiaswi.is il.v 1114: I fur lhr roo-creitioit, c.illtool 11'104 . 1ing inl.) any oral aalst of la ay. a 4 41 , V, or the litcla %%Weil lit• sliould atatilace W t h e 1t NCI!. TIIP LOAD ::V5C11.1.03 l'1111 , :it14 rt.l 411 c iiiii mew* on 111 P I.MIIII . IICC p4ll 01 111 e thy 1!PICIICC. 11 t. 4. 411 111 . 1 0t jlislore lo thdi thr.r ry wow, uot Ise l.y 01.-covol . .ut 111 C C,0541- h o t 0 . 111,; 0N•11. r 11041 11.1011 Ur IltUtlllcrtl 1110p1 , 101i..1.11.4 1 0 , 10. L..1.1.l rooteudyli, tleat 'twit ouchi nut to hive rcriolts...i tur ltu *mu up use ICV;,110.1.1• j 1,111 110 N 111111 101• S 11,1.111 • no, N/1) 11.,1 LC4111.1.11 11:0011.1.1 101" Ille C./..11 . 11 111 1101kC i.e.,' V.. 111- thrill% 011 Ilea' Pt I.lCl.l't 1.4.1 guile t ilh, 41101 4ti*u et - 111.. vati..l* Sans lot (,ehesiti ? lie might he 1011.1 that it *3 • hs,.ish•.l. 41..150 N/15 1,11)• rat IA 1116..0 . 1,10 cry N. le loloilv ualliout ecciltt.t. I I.• onus "I lint tit. l'Ami,tl it, the t,/.teee 1:•.1%.• 1.4.101kP 111. 1 •1.1. Oil .11. ft% .1U:111T that 1111 110 . 41114011011 Onus Sheet TiIeLOItiCHANCEI.LOIt pit the letsiludi, a n ti it di 1/141 1, , %%held the lIIII IIIKr\ MCI I't' C.•Iol. Ip. N... -1:,, , ,:.nt.' nips iry dtvt.so . Los ittu:iois-121 AdL g ueti. , d it WOt u r luck. N \TIONAI, REGISTER IlduUaspw wl were ttu II YuIIYJ tn..lud 1111410 gall ll' • PP WS ir illlurltu. , l proposed *1) 11,41 atti*t‘er to laeir t.ot,lsh;ll,' u rupuoutiull la II Waist ktualibirovi. mar EsT, On the motimi of the Doke of Leinster, that the Order of the l i Day for the 5c00...t tioading of ute Bill of rotas and i'ehalties ; at:twist the giwon li.: reAnitl9l. Augus Ifssenti , ..tit. t Ti. 1820. Ist. Because w..: :illy conew in the minion winch has been expnv 411 by the Ili:a, of owiltinc,.. thai tAt pr.tputed inquiry would be " disappointing t.. the hopes of Vitra:am at, tleroga.oey tiont the dignay of the CWWII, anal trjtariotts to the beet Mitt eets of the E,npire. kkl, liec.tuse the ins..itution of pniceetlings which ire allotted to be anottitious to the spirit of t h e British Constitution. a nd , whir h do not appear to be warranted by considerattons or State I ' necessity. is. in our judgment. toeNpethent, and may be view. , l whit touch tar:, is ion by O.:people. 51. ll , :caube it does not appear to us that tiny objert MlllOl could he atm:nett by the proposed ioquiry, whatever may be its restet, is of such itapottimee, as to be comma...tit - Ate with the 1 evik which, under all the eircninstintwes of the ete, may be ex lit.attl to arise from it. S I (igned) STA NOOPC. • KENYON,* 11A 7..1!:1N1N 6: LBANDON, For the tstwo 5d reasons; LEINsT '.il. . ALBEMARLE, E.4.3E.Y.1 COWPER, IlEi)t•Thm. I, ACHE. I/UNE:I.N. ° I:ll.l.slittlitlUG 11, Ftll.li.Y. i. I NG. Thine marked Otto: (*) scm:rally rout with Ministers. The l iaimati sue Opposition rels. _ FROM TUESDAI" NIGI11"S GAZETTE. CARLTON HOUSE. SEPT. 5. The King Ins been pleased to appoint George Bartholomew Pocock. Esq. to be Standard Beane to his :fluyesty's Band of Gentlenvai Pensioners. VACillit by the re ignatiun of John Stuck- c, ety• FOREIGN OFFICE. SRPT. I. The King has been pleased to approve of Mr. Ilarvey Strong as Consul at Glasgow for the United States' of America. BAN KII UPTCI ES EN I. ARG ED. J. Haney. Buil Head Passage, Leadenhall Nlatket, poulterer, fruit' Sept. 9 to Ovt. 3. Longlitust, Tunbridge, ironmonger , from Sept . 9 to Oct. 28. BANKRUPTS. W. Larlhani, Great Yarmouth. coachmaster. Solicitor, Mr. Taylor. Feather toile Buildings, Holborn. .1. Greases, Nottingham, grucer. Sol. Mr. Taylor, Field Court, Gray's Inn. DIVIDENDS. S. in. tr. S. W. moAtes. Ilirmiagbant, tobacconist-26. M. D. Martin, Burlington A rea . 'e, Ptecacilly. jeweller—us, T. A. Ker. lion, Norwich, banker-30, W. Hamilton and NI. Agar, Riches Court. Lime Street. merchants—Oct. tI. W. Lowndkai, J. Ro binson, and H. Nield, Manchester. cotton tteale rs. C FicATEs to be granted Sept. 26. J. Rood. Portsmouth, brewer—l. Levi, Wells. Norfolk, caba -1 net maker—A. Nl9 2 arlane, Postern Rovr, Tower Hill, toynoui-- . S. Cu leer, Tottenham Court Road, baker. -- PRAYER OF -A SEAMAN.—It is well known, that captains and sailors are accustomed to hold religious meetings on the decks of diiferent ships every night it , the week. On Thursday evening lust, on board the Fidditj, Capt. Payne, of' South Shields, lying in Bell-wharf tier, off Rotherhithe, alter the praises of ;.God had beet. sung, the ()tainting s.,ilor kneeled down tonitlq a large assembly, and with great solem nity, humility, and propriety, °tiered up extempora neous prayer, in the course of which lie miid,— ‘• 0 Lord! we have beheld this day thine haLtlmuiti whom we • have never seen lames we bless thee that site is in add rte vay, 1: she is it.noeent of the crimes laid to her cha,,A,, t h ;:t her innocatee may be folly proved. Loru ! support l:er under th.r pre.Lw hea%, trials; tit,:y she seek to Thee for gr.xe and strength; and, Lord, glaut that her per , etuion nt,iy tona end : and when she has done vith ail these things, vita suffered thy righteetiq will, 01 now she eruct into that rest which Thou has; provided for all who belizee in the Lord Jesus Christ." Such was the plain spontaneous lan:2,nage of a pious sailor, who has nothing to do with political party of any kiwi, and wit t multi nut have the least idea of this appeartni4 in print. The harvest is nearly all finished thfoughout the country. The produce is most abundant, and the grain of the beat quality, so the bread ought to be excellent and retluetd in price. Sharks on Ike EngstiAls Cwt.—Several Sharks, about eight feet in length, have recently made their appearance on the Essex coast, a circumstance not re:nen:bored by the oldest seamen. The crew of the I?,sitle Snake, stationed oil Brarlwell to prevent smuggling. shot .:t Oile tme 4 them at the mouth of the river 13hickwater, but without the ,!csircdetrect, tt which the shark bet Mlle :it) enraged, that the men were apprehelisive that it would OVtrturn their boat. They harpooned unather, but did not succeed is hauling it in. Mu. Itag.—We anntianee with regret the death t.f Mr. Hat: late at Drury-lane ".1 heatre. He was at man n very i ;,entlemetn•like miocters, and although nut in the very first class Of actors, of ( onsaleralne attainments awl high repute in his profession. Mr. Rae was in Ifo. 3!) h year of bis are. On suttirtlay I wed. he andel wt•at a pail:tin opi.ration, which was most skilinity and successlully I:titivated by Mr. Surgeon Bell, but from previous long suffering and cous,•quent nelality ite st,,iii: under it, and expiie.l altnos without a i.,r,atil 011 Friday nt aling, at six o'clock. On Saturday se'nnight a legacy of 100 r ui,..., i bequeathed by the late Mr,. C a therine Wilson, ma t' • East :).•rel.ani, wag paid into the hands ut the Trea• cuter of the Nortf)lk and bi,,rwielt Ibmpitial (nee of 1 ..uty, fur tits Leaelit of that eilarity. NEWS Swcdislt and No; .%citiaii C.ovoilate. 11.0iidon, Slit. I, 1b . .0. gin.-- I beg to rnclooo you, ItilOtination of nig " fille'r4l, 4 11411FIAIIVII 61 an Edict, traissiniPeit to tnr Its 111051% e.IISII and Nun wegidu Sla.icut)'s College of Cionosei. - e. 1 have the 111111011 e 111 Ike, e. C. TornE. %1r John Howlett. jnn , [Tit N.4.47101'4.) We, the President and leitilters of Ili./ Royal Mllie‘Wi and Ihr 1 1 i ut d 'S Collee.e of C •cr his M tic..ty'a College bath received official into' mat iol, that no 1144 bruises' out in the Spilli.ll 101.1,111 0l Aleji.let. his Nliiiesty's College bath thought fit to ilectitieosiii only that the liallviaric Islands are 11/ be 1.11•1111. fed as iiitreteil It) the plague, hat also all VIII IS 111 alei~ l y d l l . •r r aura,y null ihr spititioOt 110114 on the S C0114114!•11ilill, froin the S roast l lo he lint ul Gint.i;tar, boils ihelitsivr, it, to he euusldrrrd nF Slispeelell u t IIIC pl,lKur; awl v iiii s e gileilev, All nutps or vet:sails ;kr:lying in this I.ing.l , either from iii., 151.115., Of 1401111101,4 plitet , int that part of the Ilia bitty eii:l,l hot within the Aletlitert.theim, lima titti 11 I'M 111414 1.ie11141 , 1 4011 Smolt Anier.va, wlu.ll place,, ,ireoriling to the thiaratitine 01 ilitienceia, ate triia art pee led ;;, 1 ) , inteeted, at lac laddi online Birth at E. nl.u, to lergo propel yllarautute, winch is hestity ti•i•O hit yetirral ittfutittottuti. Stot khuflu, 3151 July,lB2o. Extract of a letter front Palermo, dated Aux, 16 costrinanication with Messina is cut off by the Guerillas and their party, and no couriers are petinitted to pass. His Millient)'S sloop itacelioese is here, sent he Malta fur the protection of English shipping and subjt•cts, if it shoot.' be Extract of* letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Genoa, dated 2411 a August :--" By a Sardinian betOtel, al - lived at she I.IIZ iron', in the (bolt of Sperio,, it is reported that the British and Sardinian Cortsuls had left Algiers oil board a vessel for Marseilles, bust we have not been able to learn she cause of their departure. Tins city continues to en joy a petfect state of tranquillity.. cArruar. OF THE CLINTON AND LIBERTY. SMUGGLERS FROM NEW YORK. his Majesty's sloop Sappho, at sea, of Downpatrick Head, Aug. 13. t set,. Sin,-1 beg permission to exp . : ess my satisfaction in having the honour to colon that hi., Majesty's sloop under my command this morning captured the Clinton pilot-but schooner, No. Y, of New York. St tons burden. Oliver Hicks, master, and eight men, very deeply laden with a cargo, consisting of 537 bales of tobacco, sonic few crapes and silks, and a small quaatity of teas. Being close in with Downpatrick Head, .it six o'clock, e. At 014 wind S. W. squally. and exceedingly thick hazy weather, the chaeecommenced and continued with considerable interest (at times at the rate of ten knots) until eight o'clock. by whtch tints we had chased her round Killala Bay under our tire, and cm pletely succeeded in liemmaig her in between Kinnisharrock Point and Puttoocheney Itocks—the latter only distant one or two cables' length, when we were obliged to tack, at the same time (in stays) lowering the larboard quarter and stem boats, and took possession of the prize. I have the honour to be, Ac. (Signed) I. H. PLUNtRI Di; E, Commander. N. B. The Clinton is well found, coppered. and copper-fas tened,. her late master avers, the '• fastest sailing boat oat of America; and may I add, the most perfect picture of what the Americans denominate •• a clipper." To Rear-Admiral Sir J. Rowley. Bart. K.C.B. Commander in Chief, &c. Ili/ Mejesty's sloop Sappho. at sea, oil the Staigs ut liroadhavtn. 14th Augu-t. I slit. Sta.—Mt:tiring informatton by a louse memoranouiii.taion, ,,,, t the papers taken about the person of the late master of the thin. ton, that a sloop named the Liberty sailed on the tith of July from New Yinlt, with a cargo of tobacco. and finding this cot roborated by the oral communication of her intbriatial crew. I tee. met it expedient not Only to avail myself of the inform:aim so obtained. but to turn the superior fast sailing of the Canton to toe greatest advantage fur his Majesty's service ; finding ~ie was very mach over-loaded, I lightened her of tin bales of t° - ' Lacer). and by w doing, made a matetial difference in her r a te 1 of sailing. Thus improved, armed, and fumiiied with a capital 1 crew and code of signals, I decided in my own mind the Sta ; :gs of liroadhaven to be the most probable place to intercept tits is.hiop in question ; and so managed (with the Ginton to whal• Ward) as to be about eight 1111. e. NAV. from those rocks :Mad four o'clock, a.m. of this day. Between four and five 0'c1..4. I the land about Broadharen bearing .'.S.W. a cutter was deserte nx d W.S.W standing in for the land. to which chase was Aliately given, and the necessary signals. as per log, made w the Clinton ; for at the first view, I tilt perfectly satisfied, Oulu her .tery particular appearance and wareriug inancro sm. toat' l '', leas the sloop I anticipated. A t 6. 311. had her within react' lit our guns, when a few well .directed latboard brombadcs, added ' 0 the Clinton's niuskary to windward, made be , tivsitil frullil any further attempt to ecape. itud I had the gaol ideation of ho4' ,1111 1; snit making prize of the I,,qierly id New lo.k. li tons bur:a:n, Lahti with 451) bales of tobacco. George Natvig, ma mal . 1... Aini.:vong, supercargo; five tiolliell, and five c...lfing Wetiaven el piltaLetitiVrb ; fii all l'e persons. I have die honour to be, ke. (Signed) I. 11. PLUNI ti I DGE, Couintanikr. T. Sir J. Rowley. Bart. K.C.B. Read A-liiiiial I tot Inc lied, I o.sanander la Gild', &e. /5.c. I.Cll . EA A.N . S SIGNAL Stalltlity after• noott last a novel spectacle WiC; CA11)1411 tin the river Thames, opposi:e fickle Herring Stairs. red fing was hoistvii, with Coe " I siotilving Bethel, or place of V two u'eloti the VCAKeI, 3t; ‘14_:11 as those tinjoitiio;:„ were ertiwtied with spectators. A minister, once aa uliicer in the Nuvy, of ddr the name Smith, uessol the utulience u most impressive 111.111 ti' 7:1(1 Psid ill. lIC hail seen signals, in storms and brati,s, out never one so cheering to 14I+ heat • that hoisted this afternoon. Two N.tvul lilsewise engaged in pray..r. The etleet prutlue, w..s exceedingly inipmitig, and the imptiluee rains touch gratified. James Wil,cm, etiovieted of high treason , execnied ut u:, Thuisd.;y t. 1 v iiw in ,ins SC 4I %VAS