The National Register. — London, England, 1819-06-14 00:00:00

MI --- - Tt7fti a.l HT'S GAZETTE. !lAN KTr"PTCv St I FERS2.DED. J. Stcr.bens, Intl of littP.:a. merchant. ANK:II.IFTS. _ hi,npub, Dteotto:tire. Lop mzre . ..ant. ;;;,, vn. Stslo?• grocer. t me. W•xerste... lest re• seller. 11.) rker !lank. Nl:llChtstet*. printer. S rther:ene. Squid Sta!ds. Durhatu. grocer. .1. Dom.?, W.e.Jer Street. Sp:taltieldo. (\sal merchant. .1. P01,'.0.e. prosi Ann merchant. 1 , 1. and .1. Gr4.„.son. Liver; cOl, perfumers. . 1 . Brwkliii. Oxfor.l. c,m beater. IL Ilake, G.atshead. Darnam, merchant. DIVIDENDS. .:one W. :.lat:tiesan rnd G. 11.1.rpraik. Bishapsaate Street Without. tailors-29. T. Toy. Penryn, t'ernwall, grocers-49. 'AI. and J. M•Dermell t.n.l J. liashell. Broad Raged. merchants -2.4 .1. InOis, Witter Siarc. mereltanr.....29. F. Ithlodale. Leeds. end W. Bond:ton. Fin ..cury Place. Finsbury Square. merchants —July 3. W. Prew am) .1. Woulner, Lawrence l'ountney Lane. own factors-5. 11. Co'aett, George Street, Nl:nories. inerchant ,T. W. Citiyon. CorntnerriAllteati, master mariner—l 3. G. Laing. City Rtukt. :ncreant— 3. T. Brown anti J. Forrester. Savao ( :a-dens. wine m....xhants-15. R. Potts, Ilolhom Bill, habvr • .I.t.her—t2 tt , . To yho. Oxendem Street. irraiant—l 3, J. I ) le.U. Tiorodneesile Street. merchent....ls. T.. 1. Lancaster. Cateatun street. nwrehant U. View, t Stree, stager' fac.or—ti,, Cientent, Carter Lane, I Yytttra . Coutututit, ftahlt• keeper. CKIITIFICATI:S to be granted June:ll. W. Herman, Crown tali Magpie, Whitr.fair)el. tavern keeper T. Key. Nrecas'lz *miler gttleer— Fa Wood. Bolton, I..tnesshire. tin smith—S. Woo.l, Bolton. I. tnea.ltire, banker— Woo frowitridge. Wi:t fineliet —W. Starkey, Bethnal I.retri Reel. tett.lyfr l'eat, Bedford Street, Covent (;ste- Om, silt meter—P. D.dg..inie and F. Winslow, St. ;Vary at Dill. ship brok er s—T. I.lcyd and J. Winter, Blue 1141 Yani, St. Jame'. Stroll. Westminster, wine merelim to—J. Guth. jun. llorsleydowa Lane. Southwark, corn merchant. C. sr. 17:0.1f SATURDAY NIGIIT'S GAZETTE. FOREIGN.OFFICE. 9. Ilia Royal the Ptinu Regent hai bean Piectted. in the 1.4111 e and on the Inha of his IlajeNty. to appoint the Rev. Thuatai Ilu.rford Siely. M.A. to be Revi.lent Citaplain at Liihon. WHITEHALL. JUNE The 100 l e;iane:llur haa si tainted Chn, tonher Ki!ers, of N'7innotit 1, and William Hartle!. of Buinley, I.Ancir,ter, to be 111-isterti L•'xtrafnbnary in the 11 gli Court of Clia.,cay. BVNKRUPTCIES SUPF.P.SEDZD. 11. Walker. Newcastle upon '1) oe. grocer. T. ShiJuo, Lloneaster, Yo.k. innkeeper. BAN Kill'Pl'S. J. It leman. Duke Street. Melphi. victualler. 1. I..tanh, Great James Street, Bedfottl Row. tailor. .t. Baling, Blackburn. Lancaster, cotton manufacturer. ▪ Imilliton. Lirerpo3L earthenware dealer. .1. Ca:tenon. Kingston upon Hull. currier. ti Goddard. Cornhill, map and chart seller. E. lie tl, Liverpool, mnster mariner. J. ttoaer, Wallaigford. Berks. carpenter. R. Cooper, limiclifte, Snaith. York. coointin brewer. J..^.rckcr. Norwich, bon - att . -sine manufacturer. . arti 11. Bulmer. &null Durham, rope makers. • I/. Pritchard. Tipton. Breord, linen draper. 11. Wright. Binninrham. Victualler. T. Sintruon.ls, ISiakLanne. Kent. brandl-tnerelant • Arli.s. Nemirow-street. trinter. Vat trrson. Porc-urect. Gilet.'s corn -dealer. I.:,ptia, Church Strmt, 3:•94X. aitvert with. :tyl:r.l.arender C Nage, Bayavnter, jeweller. C. Crttp!ot. renclltirc't S•trect. dealer. it. IVickwar sr,d J. IV ickwar, of Calthrop Mills, Newberry, I'vac Ea , t.r.ed l'inchley. Middlesex. victualler. W. L. Brown, are: tlttnt:r, Wood-s tett, warehousemen. .1. ltucitley. Lanca,ter. clothier. I'. Kay. Bath. deafer. It. Beal , •-•y. Coekey alcor, Lancaster, cotton manufacturer. (.. A.'Ana. Gloucester, jeweller. J. MiLlsstd, Reddish. Worcester, needle-mai:tr. hi. Nathan. C!..andoi! 4 ircet, Ni. Walker, Norwi:;11, lime 29. 11. Scott. 1 nal:a:4lN Liecoln, rnerel.ant-29. S. Se i.t. An, itier.:h int—:'Y. G. l'ppee Gre,ivenor Street. (::n.v..nor Sputa., rearinsr—!s, J. Ito!mtg. Woad Stext. Spitaliehls. silk ni-inufaetuter—l'. W. and It. Burn, Excter, hi:on—July fl, It. 'fon...:ue, iillike.eper—ls. A. Bristol, victnaikr —.5. J. Iltseltey, I With lanscill, Fon!. l'oitsiiintall. lord arenas-3, .1. Ainrri mid Sittiiniantl, Si. Ilden's alsitheenry-5, W. flutlgi it..cres. Street, ppm stai:mr—:, .1. Nutto.i Ncret. 11.eekaisik, earner— 1 . G. 115g.1., earp:r.ter-5, G. Ilurge.. , . dr3,xl-5, H. ),.tei.ing, S:oelt port. Chesiiire (7::. TI VICATES to he urtr.t. j.l.tiy Z. T. and '. .liar. nt,n, lerminstcr, WarcesLr, gmem--P.• wt:. Charles lAtilt:cr—J. 11. II:owen, waker.—W. Lea. Lirplir,;.;!law vi,!sa&;:r--E...10c,:.rr, e.."!gin , ..:er—G. E. .lonvs, bcdr bo":;;eller—J. Are;on; , , Clay n.. v. S,c. Norio:k. grocer —AV. Ev.O.s. Chapel :;trcet, I CoLt:lnt l'.trecc, ecidaye• S. Smith, and F.:, r.,cr chants--S. 110.1 ea, V caienricro r —G. 'll.i,jewood, u,trovy Com t, Tu.% er it .11, tour lactor—li• '.V. rkr,(l..cson, Cu.,Lion Cr•urt, Broad Stret.t, NV. nc'tigLt, Liverpool, nierchsht. . . _ 1;,a1. St ek . . . L: , ...tc u: 19...;“ti... _ Iny. ; i .,.. ( .. n t. km" I . . , 4. l Ss per lr: 4 4 4 3 per 3) pvr C: v. Toil. 4 re' I t-. 1. lu•ita :.tot ti 16 I-1G Extlievirr 3 . dia. I. In, Itsr (Pi rit Ist.• lUI. IRA. (I* Our Rea: w:11 peree:ve that wr tine t:ay lave rnmee a (Tn.. tion to the )on;th pleads of oar coin ..,ns; and . we bel;eve we may a isert . , washout fear of mitt adiction, that there iv oe Paper now pthitill this: ront !.0 1U:I or well selorted an aetmant of the ocat:reacea of the week u TitE NATIONAL lIEGIYTEIt. THE ATIONA i. IEG riTER. i.O 41t. .1110NDAY, JUNE 14. ISI9. The P.II • P.q,icta 0:' Tuea•i iy reached tts ester from which we extract THF. NATIONAL RTNITSTER. • PAUlt,lie 8. —Tlie Spanklifiiitste Vi•it has tailed from Curunna fur Cadiz, with a convoy of 13 transports. From 'lariat there la is report of an Italian eonfrdera• • , under the protectorate of a pou ei Sovereign, but it wants confirmation. In the Chamber of Deputies yesterday, M. tleAlese• roc expressed his wash that the kitiedout of Hayti be restored toits ancient constitutional dynasty ; sm.' run. teiti:e.l, that a naval blockade wool.' rive those'` arra. Sant chiefs" whu were hostile to the measure. The 11i. nester oCklaritte replied, that the pending negotiations aith St. Domingo, were of nu delicate a character, that they ought to Le cautious of interfering with them. Pons this reply of his Exet Ilency. it would appear that ull hopes of its restoration are not abandoned. ill:141.1N, JUNO I.—The *trident sv!tiels happened to the King in the Pfauen basil (bland of l'earorksy is stated to have oeenrred iu tlw following 111411111`t —.twang other diver-ioti, a Ilussian it is C. was er4 civil. awl 11( . 101e dinner Ihr rosurany sutnsed Owns/wives nit!, this 11.1stinte. The l itss sleake o‘ei incited, nod in fall ing 11{4 ;%141.i1.51y the misfortune not only In wound his tier, but even to break the lower part of the he idge of his nose t happily far brukru pieces of bone were extracted the first day, sold the mound is going on as well us pos sible. M av It —The Pi ineess of Wales rcifl pass thi" . summer at Itonie. She. has sold her seal in the Lute Canso tu the Dole of 'Verloo4. Apartments in Buclit . ghstn House are fitting op for the residence of the Priactats Augusta, when in town. Her Royal Highness, it is said, will receive the company at the future drawing rooms. Friday, a ballot was taken at the East-India house for the determitiation cf . the following ques tion, via. . . . •• That ;his Court concur in the recommendation of the Court of Directors as contained in Men rem:mhos of the 20:i ult., and that the s of tiu,tl:ol. be Itc coithitgly granted, to be applied to the lwurlit of the Nlargiiit of Hasti igs. in the mode pointed iiiit in ili: t It solution, subject to the confirmation of another Ge ❑ertl 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—Aguinst it, 191 —Majority fur the question. 223. At'vices from the Cape of Good Hope to the 27th of March were received on Friday morning. The Cape Town Gazelle of the 15th contains a proclama floe of martial law in those districts where the rebellious Catfres were then carrying on their depre dations. It appears, however, by the tome paper of the 10th, that a speedy prospect existed of these marauders Lang reduced to submission, or striven across the frontiers. The extent of the insurrection itself seems to have been.emiggerated ; it was begun in the fast instance by three chiefs, named Sambie, Congou, and Lynx, of subordinate note, but one of the most lowe►ful of them, named blitma, kept aloof during the aggressions, took care to convey to the Governor assurances of his peaceable disposition. The rely:lons party, with the whole of the plunder they hat collected, had concealed themselves in a thick wood; a strung force was imerediately sent against them, and there was every reason to expect that the next pest would give a good account of them. A great seareiy of wheat ezisted at the Cape, in consequence of welch the Oovernor, Lord Charles Somerset, had issued a proclamation, requiring the finners and others to make a return of the stock on hand, in order to husband the resources of the colony. The !lowing n vtic:: has been Lady issued at sh ton- under- Li n : (coPY;) \cf., %fling. names Mn" 1.1114:1.1.1 ..1111 . jOilit. 1 1. I.IOIIIIK wit. 11.6411 d 1:1, int.:ea...4'llin 1 'AA: ii 1 It wsi,ig initery nod flit our'con,iti g I . l.eoi•e, Gu vei mati.itiog from tine f,ev ssidintil, ul 11V 1 1 ( . 414111 . , will be the 001, of ft wowing ilietr lei .1 111ci-tiug the 1411 i tutionl, lit orli f to woke r Solemn .4pi , v..1 to ihi• oli4;ti 61 the I i , , 11 11 1 fili . 4l Is. .N 111.11543 log 'twin tojoiii tit in so luull nblr au 11mit-ft:4ol.r, liitt by A dl 1 1-1 111110 , 11 ;11111 resolow per%t sos I, ee iu, ter. u 1 all>. 11.41 f (Jul. 4111 the Asiritnt ti•.ti ~ 1 r. , U , 11, , iii. 11.01 101 11 1 1 11, we 111:1y 11:11 ri -etio •I.i:. 4. 1 . 11,4 li 4, 111. 101 01 10 itt ;.i:liiy, ‘.I, to,. of Elea nal •Cl' ,aid the 14.440, (`+:gl4ll)J . I °sEl'll 1 l1t:rob., Jib:1111.11T11, Jo-Itil U vfLis • 'l',lo3rts iit Al', .;11 , 13... Nil IW, J SMSs Elcitt...4, Jolt I.lm i %HD. The. Chair :o be 1u1.e.• 41 12 c'el..vl„ v .tuing of Rtsuidii.,..a, and 8.1 Udo as to rue 1%1..,:t of i , ,e if we of tit eat Britain, wal be I.ll4l:inlet' 10 .:•itt nag, lue i.rniel or rul-eln n. It is said teat din value of lam] in several counties has risen, on the average, nearly two year,' purchase %%lain the last three nicnths, in consequence of the cunt:Eu:4 fluctuation it. Loalccl proper; y. T oe of the thermometer, dv.ting titc lost fifteen day?, of May, Win, upon au avera, i e, seven degre.s lcwir than at the saute period last year. . ~ . r% 111 ,. v.i: , 4 of .. (. - ...i15..!, rJble I,o•ty of work 'people %,,,, i,,,l 1,,, t v. ed. li .r l eit;a, %% !it'll I.l* lii,,,,:i;i w r re Mat! ,1;1.-1.11 . to 111 , ,5f! ~ : i, ,, ) t4i by the C.1.1.,te Weatcrs, aa.: a :oilict MCC:Io,', la V..) like ',hit:C*llla %.11:t L. lUE LOAN. On Wednesday memiag at 10 o'Clock, pursuant to appointment, the contractors tin~ 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 t.) the Chanc-llar of the lix chequer the pruptiety of changing the day fixed on for the secon.l payment, via the 17th July, as, that being the settling day for the account in Consols, much inconvenience would be caused by double ar. rsngeutents of so mud'' , 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 1:f1 of July. The bid• dings were— 6 Rothschild £6218 diiaudo !Lid and Cu The above Bidding % are Reduced 3 per Cents., with 801. 3 per Cent. Cons. tar every 1001. sterling; and the following calculations will skow the nature of the offers made by each contractor, and the bonus arising oat of each, estimating the l'ands at the con cluding price of Tuesdiv, ream Consols for the ac count were 70 3 1, and Reduced 69i. NI r. ROTII• Clll LI): 801. Consob. ex. div al 69 - - £ l 5 4 0 Di•cuuut, V 79 day , . ut 3I Cr tent. - - 2 I 9 021 ISt. bd. Iteduced, ut t.9j - - • AI 18 0 10.1 3 Bonus 1/. 33. 9J. or a prtoniom of newly It per teat, hlli,sr%. it IC uo (brothers) . _ 80'. Comot. ex. ttiv.. us 613 - - .£ a 5 4 0 I ts,4• iiiiii t. tiB .1.1y0,al Y per ce nt 1 I 3 67)1. gs. 6J. tit Juced, at 80; - - 45 8 FOC I 3 9 IL osu, V. 13, 9J. or n premioin of mole Ciall2lpci ccul. AiCOSIS. it LID, bit' t, and lu. - 80!. Coaaol. ex. Jiv. tii 69 - - £53 4 0 I)i bc n th .t. v't El tht‘.. S per clo t I S 631. lsb. Reduced at 69i - - . - 45 IS 9 V? 19 0 Bonus 21. lib., nr a premium revery neatly 3 per < ens. Therefore, on the Mier of Mr. Rothschild pared with that of Messrs. Ricardo, the puLlie w•es 1!. 10s. G.l. in every 1001.; and with that of Messrs. Reid and Irving, there is a saving on the same sum of It. 15s. rd. Oinnium opened at 1 4 premium, but has since been done It '2 and 3 per cent. discount, and we think it most likely the holders of it will Lave to regret being so. IVe rentember a Loan in which the thonitim was at 1.0 per cent discount, and we think. there never waa one contracted for under circumstances more likely to produce :uch a de pression ; the rise of Stocks within the last fort night front 63 to 70, iA not to be accounted for by any auspicious change in our agars, but is solely to he attributed to Stuck Exchange manceovre—and we anticipate serious consequences from it. There has appeared a 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 tint!), :. he only complains that his son has not obeyed him, and ful filled also a previous engage:nem, by coating to him at Basle, and there entering into consultations respecting their common fortune. The education also of the yo:ing Prince has wit been conducted according to the principleA pre,cri'oe.l by lb.! cx. King. It has evea tr: confided to a Calvinist ! A very respectable house in the German line stop ped payment cn Frilay morning. Its connexions are chiefly with Haaiburgh and Amsterdam. Extract ef a letter dated Hamburg.lt, May 31. " A singular circumstance has occurred here, which causes much speculation. A few days ago a Datti.dt brig of war suddenly eame to her moorings in that part of our harbour called the Itummelhatim ; urn an application to the captain, to know what reasoas induced him to choose a station there, he replied, that Le acted upon orders recei?ed from the highest atitlairity. The Danish Charge d'Affiiire, was next applied to, who declared, that his Government deem ed the measure ticc‘!ssary,in order to secure to Danish ve-sels anchoring in the harbour, exemption front being visited by tare IlamburghCustom-honse officers, a privilege granted them by the anci..mt treaty of Gottorp; which, in spite of reiterated remmist ranee s, had frequently bee" violated since 1814. Imme diately after this declaration, a courier was des patched to Copenhagen, and another to the Diet at Frani:film Every one is anxious to see how the affair will end." Trial by Jury was restilved to I'c adopted in. B ivaria, in the Sitting of the Second Chuinticr, ntt the 2Gth ult.—an event that has caused great joy. Friday morning twenty-five male convie:s were removed from Newgate, under a proper escort to, Niceness ; and, on the prey ain : 2: morning, toe liLe. number were sent to the same place. JUNE 14. f