The National Register. — London, England, 1820-02-06 00:00:00

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The 'Mll titteatittO *os gloritois tallailitt•ery Vide Whisk people oil tile pfitspeci a' iliete distal:sell 011 %Omit the first leo! characters Were „f i nt m l i,, t , t a nd he taw In tit.: mighty i iciory of jr' , .. aa..•.....:-....... divided, and on Whitt, 11..n0l Maiiisflclii hinted(' was With M on t i t he t o t al r i e sa t ionnt of the t w o , r oad- of out Veorce lit, the feceitti thiltl of FrecietiekL Prince of fealltin aCctised fir Octet hating dee!y ealtrtasell hie enemy: Hut t ;lite his Weak al haslet, it Was ma !attain- ' %Vales, sun of ticorge I. and of A tootstita Pritierse of plaidti up in that time, Doubts exitted Whether persohs le d to i t i„, 10 o a t; h o s 1 1,,,t sitt :e tr ,,,,i tnt uf tti,tittplit.i which t Saste•Gothat was burrs of Norfolk-I ttttt aes St. Jaintof- o o t at raly collected hoothet, Mtn *mouthing otttrages finally placed this tanititty lit the must el:di/bat:ding 1 Sittare, the 4t h June, MO. His Consilium/1 , *ea and Infractions of the prate, hOtveVil Wale Might stllitiele of her Manny' sod stele (Moto bit geitetattoos , - so u n d a nd vi e aeoua, though he came tom the World al legally be lirtal on by the Military l'UvVert Withadat the !MO! tailed Itstiftvible poWet tableit ditto ti at titti. a t h e teht, ~y erten n i n t otta. The e thic Mon of the yotill atayilla previatitly to teal! the Riot Act., laud BatiltStsr, c e r eal aniline.. The glories of Koain had just toll- , i :•••• Prince upon ta•hose ptloCipled mid abil ities so ninth of President of the (vaned, and Stf Fletetter NOtttni, mooed, when lit Notertitiet tutu ! the Kills was visited ' _ ft a' t • the future happitiese of tittle loinolotot was destined 10 speaker of the Hume Of Coalitions; whll *era balth hy that 'tiaiatly Wlabe tortillas:Hite has been so Nog . "2 I `.. depends *a* Comineled Mon a onotaohat narrow tryst p re s e nt, tin beilig appealed in fur their Opitoolis, delilori4, dud lioni which lie Wes Only releaterl by the a • I k tern. His ntaluirettielita Were riei-eler trey titleilatte I:tainted( that " a aoltilet Was not less a tinted behatiat. t o ad ( Ad r oit : , nor eery iniptiramt j bin the conementions striettiess in he wits a n adi eaii mi d canaviariitty that h e Wight tene t ()vet the lot hi" years t o i i i s l ate m l i c.f.l i s l i f t till morals, and the uniform impressions or piety, Which he fotee by force, but oil Mitaater wthild 411 the Otticr art lan veil hat been dtatarl. In the petit:els - of the -; ever st) strikingly displayed, are the best proofs that! it, hit the purpose, In (hit t oiergelle y, When eetity d e a l w a t i s at ia na l m ato:lode hi a wilt! has kit ta t o t t e t e ra ; a II th e Malt remittal 'mhos' the cultiVatinii of his mind had mullion tvae. preciout t 111 t. Weddell: o one !ante sue- tit the I t a li a or the most scale domeatic feeling, Ids eye' ' .1 ; - t , net been ticalveled. He way btoUght up in steal Pr" successively rataed to the dignity of a Ilaloto atiti of a I 1 -ti Joe leen tearless.. Almost the lan time We taw this %e- -1 ' • toy, as fat as fcgattled a familiar aciptaintailee with the Eurl of (hest Britain, who was then Audtriey-tienetal, nera bl e s„ ve , e ; to w as on ,le d a y wh et , hi s people; with l ' ptesaililitt M anners Of the young nobility; end the pre ., ! hating been Called Intli tile rtittotil - ttibler gild tirtitie!l •nue seenolt devoted tiletaselaea totrarrcinAati ltionair of i a 1 • Jodie.," tallith licorge 11. entertained ,Ittaillsl the Prrn` hy the Kiiig to neuter his (Alicia, opinion On the point, nit com pl e ti o n t ic a i n tend of his r oo t t a t ;,,,. 0 „,,i t he .3 • COO Posen ter ritedtbdily eitcholed his d ean from stated in the limn precise tetate, that tote oath assent- continent tents al tionditioa: Ile was blind : Can at he • I the aoletultans and allurenteots of a Omni Wage nilaist be dispersed by tohltaty turre t Vattlttatt toile through the asSelobled thousatieli of hi:. stil l :pre:Ls, (renege 111., hating reccotly rostopletea his 2211 year: waitilig fot rerun, of teatillia the iSet in quotidn. • gat:ruled the throne on the eatn of O ito et.il IMO, Toid he that your declaration of the law , as Attorney Ge:II-PI'''. s hit Cotioteitatire was 'dilated ht the gtoidoest. atm Ova tapttire of ins heart I he WJS Waked the object to etety ' death of Geroge 11. ft'aq lowspeetcti. The yomot loie , said the Kiiigi WedderbUrd (1111‘veta in Oil Anna- t i n e's v e ne t at ion a nd h a re, 1 1 , a f e w we e las O ne of t i le i i • teldn was cninews it emliarralled by 'he titnarlty Of his tire, '' Then ati let it tit loot;' rejunted hia IttajeSty.cw itibst 11/Lciiiig demotic: ealattlities lie li id vier ekperi- - 1 sitftation 1 lint in nis first public au' the good erns! told The Aittottey Car:send &eta up the melee littotediately, tinted huteed isititio the dust: The attgaish of• the fa- . , I Modesty to . his character were manifeeted. .. ~ . winch the King hilitSelf alened, and 01l Which hinrel Wet teas Lott teat rot a Wounded spirit tel hear tin hia Amherst acted the ratite et•etting 1 the compkte .1111 A m ewed suffetins his traits.' torsook him—and it rector His alajetty tety suns eriticed that his totisokratidet , .. to preacrat the *Orate of hie people; hy constitutional preasitm of ilte Hots followed in the Course of a fete hours. r, tinned: . • i prnieiplea and actirstis. WAS IlUt ceoffned to Inniesaintler 'rite Ireland William Pot Came into phttet in 1783 The Kiwi Was not a great reader. iiitleed he scarcely ~ I .. this we.', Vtialtritt doubt, the 11109 t imptifidin era of the e'er took up a bOok: Not he had a pattictilat tact of ol'at a a • Within six tothitha after his aceeesioit to the throne' he tetttticittlad the (ammo abetatitai Of the lawo by which I 4 inn ' s lift, Neter teas an Fat:dish ntiniatat its veated t alhaig itoormatitatt and employed persona of shinty to . . o the :lodges were tend er ed indeptotleta of the Crown. t o i l, suc h ttit h otiit d e d (fetter as this sulesto JD, read hooka, and contey to hint melt atilistatieto • ' . 7 Of the importance of this measure' We cannot better In l'agg his late Majesty was attacked by Illal tnalatly 'The temperanee of his htie filajetty's tile has aloo l o o ' i •"' : • 'peak than in the "r 43 °l . B lu e"'"" e ...*"" Be the noble which seas, fur the Pat lb lear'' dei'tnett 415 fa'"iii 2 ' 1 ; 1 - aneolite proverbfaL He rote in summer anti wittier 9'` unproven! -ow of the law, in tile etame of I:Geo. pi.. his people of the guidante of his toice active add Mote": before d „. e l oc k t He , i ,„„1,1 ta k e a ,il g i n t oea ki,,, at 4 • enacted at the earths' recominetttlation of the laiug ea t er , rni„d, It i s believed . ii .. i , . thin iici,, his netes 1 ••••'. '...-••• -." ------' eight, and time oft the plainest joint so owl Ile retired I himself front the Monte, the intlaes ate continued ill s ine to tilt throne, the King had a shalit :await of aso early tri rest; after passing tile eveisiiitt With 10s f ann le, r-i r ''' their caeca tiorilig then good beliatimir, fmtwitbatoffila mild intlistaveition. The national Shorn produced by . in - ' any demise of the (afoot' twitialt wasformerly held t hi s serer „, s , lo , o „ it, 1 7 89 , and ilk , „„i i .11,11 .joy tria. i . o . nuniediatelv to vacate their seats.) 4 and theft hill salaries site atorilotOir eccuted to tnetn eili;o,o, the too iititia lice of ately Riad, and in tallith he Manifested - le Most eorfeca ia'aie Kingia a i tticultittal pursuits (lot Well known events, '1 he followina extraordinary tar- lies j ust l y „ t al i ... even i ll h i s amtmeme a ta he was at 7 ' their colittitiasi."" a his 1 1 atetia tiat '"f t bee" l'lraa . " l t" c i : s t i st v a d ti n c l e l li t a i : P s w l% . t e ul l: l e r l i i i ev i e e l cu ti l e e t t. e Y t (l b r ee t ti st intij i : ll t ia n t i c is l t i t i e a l-o IP 6::::j1:7 uneeed *lth nie"it. di "'hie I he "."aCpaß7ildrkal: '!.! declare th at "he Molted Nano the independence and aa„ Ilia a 34.1 o f if e h ro4r y, 5780. Mt. Ihll anti Lard t p i a ti l: l l , o 4"l oontributed to the strength of his emisoteis ~• (1 ostinitnittat of the Judges as essential lo the ia;l'ali'd Melville were dining with Lora falwaterfield, when a , anmini3tra:int of Justice, at one of the best securities of 1 letter was bronglit to the footer , - which he read, and . rhe Inthilual piety !..e hie Litt •Majeste Was aletaays the 'i rt f striking part of hie thartleter: Those who have .1 the frdits and liberties or his sui t jeets, and us moat eon. sitting nest to Lord Melville! gate it to Mtn un d er the e n--%- . . , . • • • a be et w.itit t ivet . at his thbotina t , let.otiotes at the private diteite to the liontair of the 0(0.'11." table, and tvlitapered, that whets he hail looked at it, it I CH ' The tanie hive of conoittitiatial freedom, and the earlie wiluld be bettet for them to talk it over in Lord Cliestet- chapel at et musot, et ill iiever iorget the fool our of to • - tlestia to exercise his pretogatite tot the benefit of hit field's titessitig-tantn. Tint lamed to be a letter in the resilibtl'ea lurid!; the _ tte a tr . iee." . T .l : e ns i, c ,, n a ii r s i t u t e l t i e tth ns i e ,t o ss h stmjecis, were matofested by hi; Majesty throttahoot his King's owl, hand, amonincing his recutery to Mr. Pitt, ' hie, " 'lnv King, (said Lord !Yeah, frequeutt) y would itt turns somesaaiat as follows to-. a re nd igi s to c i r l e it t i l T o t t f r i s i s i :ort o r d if . iuteu to 1 • live on bread and water to preserve the constitution of " The Kin e 'lettews with great satisfaetion his emit= I . • his counity. Ile would sacrifice hirlife to maintain •it nintl i canet , wit h Nj r. is,, t , ogee t h e l„„ g ,„,,,,,„,i mt of int irtiates . On the • gal July, t/tir, the King atinottnced to the their intercourse, owing to ins very tens and painful `their Rayal Ilighttesees the Doke and Duchess ill:ices. lie is feartill that dUrlll i i this . interval the pith- of Cambridge are on their way to England. Privy Council his intention to marry In thus declaring lie interests have sativred great inconvenience laud daft- . ihe ol4jetl of his choler; he manifested the prudence eu l t y. which uniformly Characterized him. No rumaittsaf hits determinatiOn had pretitously transpired, Toe King, by his dirctetion, prevented that idle curiosity which is ever "'I tis most deettable that immediate measures should he taken for restoona the functions of hi' government, and Mt. Pitt will coosult with the Lord Citaticellor to, asetv li t ' lta r e i a tt is c t e hoo Lc uore •o se pr , 11, since his retrain front Sititinnith , has Visited his afflicted sister, the Duchess of Kent, eVetrier Ruraldae, find _ generally remains l'a - Righness's health, tat . boa, on such oetaiittl'a. This union wall completed on 'Bartow morning upon the moat txpedieut mesh, rot We ore happy to Understatub has nOt been the 7th of the fallowing August. . W e pats over the eplendid dei ails of the Coronation, • r - to notice the fallowitia facts ' which afe atrikina. , ,lv illus. • tratiee of his late Majetaa's habitual piety, Vn Ibis - occasion, *hen he rec. tved the sacrament, he advised cellar, he waited upon the King at the appoiltted time, e with the ArchldehteP if it were n o t proper to take hit hi. atul found Mtn perfectly of mind mind, add it, every t bK h ue a lts t l ; a t Tr i ae r ii e i l l er n ia : ha i ri l dsbit n ii el l,: ~n, a t e, t h it es i c e si iii K rt :J r : l : y .l ; 4 :n a t t ol l' a l i xl • I : ie whit receive I I : it the • e Yet chs n at , i . ntpaireil btr the - gone, The infinit Princeio Viatorig Aleaandria the part of Mr ' Pi", • • 'l . •hlh•d k •' enjoys tome lent ett t ;An tu es a caultage airing s , in the Park, almost every day. 'I ; It is said, that shade the prefeement of a 14evereitd LI • Crown during the solemnity; His Grace i te eilated,...- respect as before his illness, competent to all the affairs stipendiary Magistrate to the Rectory of Riithdalet ' . The King immediately removed it, and placed it lies do o f hi s pu bli c sic i o „, - . the celebrated fi eld Or Peterloo has Obtained the ! host, until that part ui the ceremony was conchultolaa- Thia was the first notice, in any Way, *high Mt Pitt p ! 11 66'10f the ' 11 ( facetious and more appropriate appe a 1 Ott the ratite nigh), *lieu he totted to rest, he emu- received of this most important event. The reports of . • Manchester-it/ay market, ea F; • pobtta 0 s chwa ,;gayer, imploring a blessing on nit future the physicians had in d ee d toren c f late more fatottrablr; f• • reign, wiiieli was seen on his tablt the next morning.- lust L ar d Melville eer il y h e o„. e d there was out a man. 4J lasswaisawasisis - 'roe vreceilitel. facts, and several others which We have e xcept Lat. Sl•illi , , who entertaitied the smallest loupe of 4-, tastieetedt ate 'lertaell rot"' er" 1111 l tmi"ttoos oP"'"vrtforae the testi:l%6oo of the King's nand. Mr. Pitt conti 111 l ally PROM LAS'D NIGHT'S GAZETTE. mittwifticuy WE can depemi. , declated this nisi 111.911 to 1. ( 10 Mehl Ile, and they . had I)411h Vile early )care of the reign of Geor-e ill were dill' determined to return to the bar, as the cliscolutontuf the (This Gazette enntairta n ratoclamatioto it-Tarring all peranas, a . hooted ty party caution::: of the mum t trulrin nature.— Ministry was then on the point of taiiitar place. being in office of authority crgoveriment at tat: decease of the Taco. produced change. of Mitosoy, which demanded 'Die letter in miestion Lail Nlelville took from Mr. late al King, to proceed in the careution of then respeetive offices...) ~ - •411 the King the exerei , e of the atr ati a eat f tbearance. Pitt, savitig he had a trick of hois t ! plied; and foolish- , ..-- . . BANK iii7P4l' SW1'1181;14:11 - * •we as the greatest address. On the osaiaitation to et. : bin: hilly with a copy, clue ot tamal teinattoita iii his • J. ll :twat -ti t , junior, King ton upoil Ilidl, merchant t he firs' Pitt, lit 1761, the KtilK All/layer, at once the Lool a ni l as proseasion. •Ille lama wrote the letter at d s BANK Ittil"1•6. 7' a thinness and heortuletice at lit!' nature. 1 1,5 Majesty little tablets( the Qaren't, which stood inhis apig arurnt J. Buck, Arundel Street, Strand, stationer. Solicitor, Mr, to i• " expressed concern at tile loss of so able a Minister; without the knowledge of arty person; and having Warmn. Clifford's lan , 1, 4 ml lo show the lavonritile aerate he Otte/tan:ea of his linishea, tang hia hell, and gave it to his ealttoleachaito W. Gallant. I,eadenhall Market, fishmonger. 84. Mr. Jack; i , et services, matte hilt, an unlimited offer al any rewards it, bre, directing it to he eattied ininieiliate.y to Mr. Pot. sol!...ciAnlre:Alict. .. , c. C. Patrick, Austtrtriars, insurance brokar. Sol.. Messrs. - lilt power of the Crowd to bestow,: at ike seine lime During the excesses which grew tint of the Nom of Wiltshire, Bolton, and Cole, Old Broad Street. li ft' .• atoyeed himself aatirfittl with the opinion which the anarchy called into action by the Fr e nch revolution, A. Todd ; Tone? Ilia, merchant. Sob Mr. Clarke, Dohnps , • •,. majority of nit Comical hod ptintouticed against that 01 the King was repouttony exposed to the insults and • gate Street. saa, a •.. " Mr: Pitt. attacks of a lieetitions niub. On each of these occasirms J. FulleartethaManchester, ssddlct . Sol. Mr. Otonvile, l'te- , a 1 ' About Mt, period of his reign, his Majesty had to I, e inaii ,a e o e d t h e titna nt f ort i tu d e an d Calmness ; 044, - Windeatt Bridgetown . tkvorobire, woollen manufacturer. si. wait tip against a spirit, not only autonast the puiLthice, his personal courage astotlisited his ;e me nds , and staved • ~, I i 7 t. - Min diSpla, : :illl2 With very violently in some consti!nted hi. enemies. ...relies. D . a._cl , e, Church, and !stroke, WA. Lion Sitize. I', Hannah, Live ofd, builder. Sol. Mr: 'iltron, Liteipool. a, iota yorities4 which to the diatbacsianate observation of . '.• t, Toe smile qualities were ilisalayed in • 1800, when a P, Martin, Little Ilatrosacat Northampton, baker. Sota ~....i 'tie p ortent !lay must aresent more of the character (a' a maniac, at Di tuv-lane '!' !roue , tired at his Royal Messrs. Bm,' 'ores and Quitter . , Ited Lion Square. t a e heatiotistiess, than of a wombat love of freedom. 'I lie av I sou. W. Wotnell. Doman, W ilts, linen draper. triads . Messrs. Jot. • e id ALbutt, New Inn. .. .. popular Com:Wit:OW which arose out of the factious ' l'ilt. liana manifested a lite estramalinaty composure kin -pi 1 i "",,' 1 .;•.' 5 ,..d J. ('tare. Li ve rpool, grocers Sole, Messrs , i - ',O c oee a Wi:ltes and his aditerems are kiS till&r:;etilli after the aitlmpt made to assassinate him by Magaret I. to the eharaater of the pcople, as Smile of the tneaitot .-• Nieh m son. Clar'ke. " l"tich ' artt ' s, and al - eclelta Clauwery Lane. It. %Odom; Birmingham, merchant . evils. Messrs . Clarke, : • ' wh:en . .ere taken to repots them were inconsistent re tit Oti flag the long contest agimst the military spirit of Richardo mai Me-dealt', Chancery Lane. • • our present notions of onistitittional justice. 'llan lanig s cohdinat throughout this trying pernal was manly atia France, his late al ajeo v tutiforittly• sinetioned anti C otewartaKiiigstan litain Ilthl, wine merchant. Sob. aless.a. ' t warmly sapported the strugglea of Great Brite.au, when Watkins, and _Paoli., Liacoltas Inn. J. Cs Jardine, Shatiold, York, draper. Sol. Mr. Capes, • • i ' " .conaistent. vlrtinst et ery other country was at the feet of the con - - ittad , r „ m ain, c m ., inn. t . The-Asnerican war commenced in 177% This aim- T imm Itlttiongh most desinms far an lionoorable N. J. Turner, Tower So ca, merchant. Sol. Mr. Doughty, , L. . , . 'l .P. , 1 ' ,as alre-1!1% , 170:11 subjected to the impartial scrutiny peace, he a ould never Itsten to any attempt to eutopro- Temple. L ,•.ri , tit.;ory. It is Titter:leaf that the war was originally ' it. nirote, mod th.it ii was unitecesi:arily praonged! misc the honour of itiseonutry, lor propitiating the favour „of the antidtions Napoleon. 'file preliminaries of the • . rise riots it: lanoli' in 1760, w in c h threatener! 11, peace of Amiens were nemeltuletl without his knowledge strec lE t ti . st acs ia , mi Sy . fard,Berks, mealatan. Sc!. Mr. Nelson, Essex '; .., 11. lellioti, Cluppenham, Wiltslthe. clothier. Solo Moors. -4 * Bu i ttrailion and Ilewitt, Bread Street, Cheapside. . ' • .n • r,..irit toe vsty foundations of the Government, calk(' or concurrence. On reading the letter communicating J. Walker, junior, Aaldidge, Somerset, common brewer. Set, • , ::: I, itt a most sienal manner. the energies of the to•Wirtirrtant intelligence, lie said or those - about hies. i, ..a'! character. It is an utolotibted fact, that wile" " 1 have received surprising news, Lau it is no secret.— .1. Weirtni. Tentrrdcn, Kent, printer . Sole. Messrs, Dal c •:.! :41 I - .. le 'ant :se. aOf the Sot ereign where in a sate of eon , Preliminaries of peace are signed with France. I knew too son, laneoin's Inn Fields. !' il, ''' • • a nd alarm, Imuletiiig. on despair , he at once i „ iit a„ B o r i t w h ateaer ; t o w t i ne , i t i s i „ a d e , 1 sincere ly .M. al. hou_ stead.. Devonsaire atir . r . ot, Queen Square, do ter. . . • t 14510.1 e llettaleil icon those tie( essary measures 04 military assist- wish it may prove a lasting Peace? , std. Mr. Nicholls, Castle Street , Ili,,corn. T. Lipshrun,•St, James', Strut, confectioner. Sots. ata a s . . ,e, w 'woo •which effectually rept esscil lite tremendous dangers We are app toaching that period when the itidepen- Iticaardion, Fisher, and bake, Bury Street, Si. Jamesaa ut h ilniiiitill. The following ' l5 i aft AIM- :lance of the h 'itropean states apoeared ready to he i t, atillard, Minorios, bellows maker, Soh Mr. Cockayre, „V. poloilire s . 1 _..-; . e a,11441, A A1 , 11111(0 1 . 01, nt ininfable transaction entirely swallowed tip in the military preponderance of lomat low . . . _• . J - • - 7- .- 7R.yr ,- .7 - - -- . 7 7 . 4 - I;3e' •-. 4 .ra , :sor -- r -Pam - -iy------Ir•-- - - - rf,~ . ~;..,... .1: . z. , , ....,....... -.....- •. - !• ji.-- -,-. • .4. ...q.4 '.. •4.' • ' • ' ..' . 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