The National Register. — London, England, 1820-12-04 00:00:00

h. Sit cu.►LeJON COI; A GIL. DISMISSAL OF MINISTERS. On Friday a t;arstt was held, in roust queues of a to e ctsider the philately of rest riling all Addles. to the Kicg, open the 'upset.' shllaaou of Public Maas, 'muddy playing his Majesty to dismiss from his presence and Omni its the present Ministers 'llie Is. yuialion ine tinted semi ei al other topics, the most Iruuu kable was the foiltow : " Thal Iho RI preseidativ of the City be instructed to oppose any grant of money out ill the Civil List, whenever applied for by Maoist." s, until her I.r:Jest) is assigned a residence 01.11.110 e to her ennui, and true Is given to her a tecompt nee lot past injuries, and her 114111 C is restored to the Limo gy. The Loxm 31Avori stated that the Cinrt had waited upon tile cliteria till the ‘tilali es. 01 Cougralulation upon the ilet eat of lief ellelilleo, and received a most gracious answer. 'Else ansrtr-t was then read by the Itecurilcr, aRh great emphasis. 11 was or deer d to he inserted ut, the Journals. While lii.. Iteeuriler airs rvailiog the answer, the whole with the ckeepiiim of Altietineu Leggliton and Clirisiiiplicr Smith, Jlr. Batch (brother to the Aaltenur), and Mr. COOK Ily. r. Sal %ht. noticed the disrespect with %hick the Lord Mayor ads rated ; lint his Lind-lop said,ll ads Out (-OS fUI the Aldermen upon all UCCOSitaAI of this kind of toe. I he Cr'ppleeste l'efdion was presented. Mr. Licks. :Ave All aeelllllll of Bills o f Pains atm lit and repiiihated 15,,. insatiable violist. pur sued us Maie•ters during the lt.•,eiicy aunt liii' plestlit reign. lie I 4/11(.111111 . 1.1 by no. nag, tout the l'tlltitiO for Cririplegate, w latch Wits against aims:del s, should be taken lulu eadisitiriat ton tin the item day of net Alter some iliseussiou, the was entered on the Alibates. 'the Loan Ma%olt then stated. that he had received a 'trivia-11101111am* a numerous body of ti,itua btu to call a Cuing tor tile purposes rinse Melt- Waled. He had a hope that whatever 55411111 h of heeling might be es hibited nom the uccas 1111 l , the Court would be unanimous in giving their support to bl o t.—(Near.) Aldermaii WAITIIMAN rose, Cud said, the rigid sat peti• fitailing the Cl two was ill ev sty view the must taiptalaitt both to the safety of the Alonarch and the people uf any rigtir possessed by the solvset, and Lad nut that t;uoit been tit parsed of it in.the reigir of Checks the Sea. I, three could be )0 1101111 that by its etal‘lllOtivilill eAt I - ase his unfair ssUl wbllltl have been so truly u;huHied of the sriatiments marl feelings of Ills people respecting the income! es ut Itts Govei mount, as to avoid tli• eatiedioplie that &piked him 1.11 . his UlnO II tur eves. —lie wostily Aldo onto proceeded at great length to et.losllie the e 11111 Of Aittaistris, particularly in the adaits of the Quern, and add. ri, that lie %MI peLlsllAttell that nu biug room gl silly ttrinistila mete than a pretence to tiling hold.eis into L foal; they 4uatel then pools tidtt a pi ctext fur caimig oil Vainstatteut to pass still bevel er Nos to court. me people, -Mat all those evils might be prevented by es e. ei•iiig the ri lit of petitioal, which was pelt, ally eniasis, h. Vlllll I:,e must du,tlill anal attectimaate 1,0/I.ll'd , 11, iM , .ICS;). 1,14111i1y AlliCllll4ll COW riorled by naii•ing all Atlolr.s, playing Ills MAiebty to dismiss LA e.ar lt um lies Cuiiiiviis mill presence the pre. sent rites ut 11%111, lit'dl.) • TA seconitleis the torriiiiress .tie Kin* %p.m tiros to •iitiras 41e0sant, 11.1.111..1) adv ISC 1.1114 W 4113411114 his itti:osteasallt)getiler. 11e 'pits -sited the foreign policy of Mirostra. ~s Ix.reolei : in tiver. fCall , ll, 111 es• macai its tic) Hod tle,o• tics *ll.l had beau stici4,ling tor the estaidisiiiiwail ut . Wei, trail runtlucted the whole I..)trial o: military o i reratious a tilt the utmost I:lOTA idgabee. Their domestic pude, had tin greater el. l4l lOC al/plOhlrilil ll ll of the r0w..., whose petations for retrenchment and economy were robin ) itesreguided. Viewing the con out' of Monsters or every point, he could out help tlitulkiug that every act to Wllllll tire, had drawn the autumn, ot the public, was marked con characters %shirts could nut be easily Mistaken for beneficial. Atiletturso ClialiffOrliSli Saved said, be bad bat ape obi. (lion to the Admires.; at maid out go us bid as he wished it to gip.— timid cries ut hear, hew I) Ile agreed with the worthy Sheriff, that they deserved 'be erasure of the public fur their couduct in the late investigutiou 1 bet though he had dune a itli 31inisters, lie had nut dune a ith the King— m its should slick to as long as lie 11 Ursa, heal 'l— lia( he se o ut,: he glad 10 kali." what tub Majesty nabs to Sill 0.1,0011 st odlog oil wore Nlinisiess. A •4.i of men ought heap tea whose eenduet sought prose us °hit Ctl.ollithle Ai* (1141 U. toe plen•ilt Alas,stros, n liar aas own to be done I.— a ) , Ilk a OUIII avulse 1 hot the petition should lie ar eosupa stied Ow a list must ellieteut tileion.—(.'s 1au,01.)-1t the 1,0u.t adopted thi• pion lie sIl•Alld s Upplia t the 111411 ttttt I/1 it , •rWIW, 31r. J ups* dlll nhnl In arid) 10. tile Aouress. P• FT supported the boo. Mr. Liaown said, tilt cuiintr) was certainly iadehted to lb vigour in lilt' Coquille of far its pre-mil...mei uses miler Oaf OoS, but their past al ti0..6 could not rut Ale thew to irlitf alto tur d.guity ut the Gruwlt, or tile i . e.-1144s of the ptlyie, awl w ut:s 1.1.41 111g1111) tilbse let Itdgb Sae) Cel sooty ti..d .—( I 41, the evarleuce a theta akii.-1 ha:. oven exautincd iii wt. Old liaiwy berme A vertu jut , u a ',did It. impos•ible to wound mi verdict tr. liutily upon that t viiirliie. to to III.;11Ig Writ isideerut it it .I°,l the :dm'', Cu esiamista torn), id titters dude o ale 1 , 1 tabl10) 111 an cad even b eii douse hs the press. iii ail it% Oh 11.114i411,111:11111 iiitidelity.—(LOU. l erns tit new, near . ) Mr. l Kook form.' reit Cie 111,t lie unlaced Out ;a) last lisle of the st gl •us days tout Enid eSI.I . b. 1 %, . It was it triumph of innoeien r, cimailictro " a min p• dee and goo I humour. Ile ishonadverted 11 1 the eeistla••l ut tar resident...al Canon in lio, cr said, 16.1 d odd, essed .11C Cllll,ll' g 1111Uas it he Has 111 a de• Lai nag Si eiel j . lie hayed tae mot iiiii a ould be carried ili/1111110.1.• ly. Mr. Mho% s he uoulal illaWat.r fur one against the mottou at air eve t..—(A ',osiers ;tad •eitit Crow •.ase 517 deity alone, tJyou ilea. an,A liir reports about tom Q %limo find sot a. 4,...,1.41 viscid:it-tin all over ow • thaeui. Had 11 Out I.e.!ti 1.4 toe udlil. fable rire.ibuies of .dmiacers••••{lril 'atirmi;.ll Id: 1 01 l .11 of t:.eir power, ra sr! !NI • • yi• Ills( 11 1 1erl tett of tills 0111 iiiii s ir/ al llt .se •.,11:C. t. led lam a . siaie• tie i I,u .e iiiii ieu' duc ts taa.e 0 4.- .1.1 r.) dad ..111 a cart u:rie,ii .e ...mid take ir• t hat electrum uripaatet; tat tlas wish of taw tudividual, THE N•ITIONAL REQI mot m probability:— kOrarr,) Hr decidedly approved of uie conduct of the *vire Aldermen who had hers ridiculed, and co. , ciiid ,- d Iry deli-tring, tam he believed Nliatisters CO all have ua Ii her gratiticati than that bring able In asc the politic of their burden. Mr. Mani at said, he locket:et' that nu man, under the tarat net 01 au oath, renal pitmouace the Qiiven guilty. A Itle roam !Ica oLey tiefelltieti toe C iiiii met of the seven Alder inn oha s.l urd toe declaration, atilt ars iliali/3/ the Adart"s. Mi.J•M ES spoke ac - anst the Address. hlinistera, de seri,. it, to his opimutt, the rotilidettee of the people. Mr. AVE LL eonrran d atr d the COMA 00011 seeing the Wm thy Alderman iiiii ving the question. It um- a p oaf that go d chains and beat let e.t.a its did hot iuvariably send a matt to th•• Itompital of turntables. Ile truated the Court welt about to give it bri A ltt extimple to the country, as they were the itoly hotly deliberative that could convey Luca °pint iiii sto the CI °a it until lite 23,1 at heat Junirtry. The Alnnstt rs oust now hold up their lottois al the bar of public justice, mai Goo semi berm a $.0.111 drliset alive. Mr. CL A RICK could nut object to the mutton altogether, for he thought the late pioceedings against the given were most uucon.lilnfiotial, but at the setille fline he could not agree to adopt the pt CSCIIL motion upon the ;point& Mated by ilia suppurteis in it. lie moved au amendment that the %sold only" should be omitted. Mi. I. N. WILLIAMS opposed the motion. Al r. Alderman %V AITEIMAN allot tly lephed. The amend ment or 1i r. Ciao ke oas nut at corded, and the original tool ' was put and carried by a division, the numbers tit et e— h.. the booboo:—.2 Aldermen, h 2 Commoners -81 Against it Aldo wan, 31 Cui iiiii uuers..34 Idajor ity ... . .2 A Committee was appointed to prtpare the Adder's. The Loup Nl.ax on then iiiturnien the Conti, that lie had, agreeably to the resolutions of the C lon the 2tl tit Nov e disconiniued to prol,ide the usual table at the Mausion-house, although the Committee had tint yet set d the 611110111 d of contpeusa•luu due to the set eral Offi ere s, in sespect to the :11116111On illeteUr Upon which it as I ctelsCd to the Sword Bearer's C tee fol lbw till to treat with them, and settle their amount of claims in respect to the said table. Alter which ine Court broke up. FROM TWESDAY NIGUT'S G.IZETTE. IANKIICI'TS. R. Hartley, Ripon, Yorkshire, mercer. Solicitor, Mr. Spence, ThreaLdnettlle Street. T. Clarke, Nottingham, lace manufacturer. Sul. Mr. Taylor. Featherstone Llumlings. R. Strung, Lseter. clothier. Sols. Messrs. Darke and Co. Red Lion Square. 1. Marston, Birmingham. coal dealer. Sob. Messrs. Alesan. der anu Holme, New Inn. R. Wadliam, Poole, grocer. Sols. Mears. Alexander and Ilolme, New Inn. T. Nleadowcroft. Liverpool, merchant. Sol. Mr. Norris, John Jdoottord Row. ti. dray. Lectis, pocket-book manufacturer. Sol. Mr. Makin. son, Mid& e Temple. J. E. Tipper. Roinforcl, stationer. Sold. Messrs. Watkins and Moly, Lincoln's lon. A. Taylor. Kent Road. malt roaster. Sols. Messrs. Weston and Co. Fet.chutela Street. J. S. l'eitson, Sutton Street, Clerkenwell, goldsmith. Sul. Alt. Tucker, Bartlett's Buildings. T. Thompson, Camomile Street, merchant. Sols. Messrs. Knight and Freeman, Basin hall Street. DIVIDENDS. Dec. 19. J. Harley, Clifton, Gloucestershire, merchant-23. 11. Downer, Bruton Street. Bond Street. milliner-23 , J. P. H. Hajedorti, Old Brood Street, merchant -- 27 , W. Dale. Rich mond. York, woollen draper-20, 'lf.Lawton and S. Itoe,Stayler Bridge. Lancashire, machine makers-Iv. J. S. Voysey. Marcie Highway. grocer-23, E. Elliott, junior. Marabrough. Yolk, iron founder-2i, B. Gray. Liverpool, me rchant-19. S. Skinner, Sharp's Buildings. Rosemary Lane. slopseller-19. J. Jones, Upper Brook Street, Grosvenor Square. tailor-19. G. Thistle. wood, Musosvy Court. Tower Hill, Boar factor-2, T. Huggett, Bermaadoey Street. grocer-19, T. Macdonald, Rashness Place. ()shod Street. prinisellcr—rit. J. Pak C. Heeding. and W. Wine*. ressity. Sta ff ordshire. cation opineto-111. Wil. hams, Sakisketry. Ulm drapes-16. S. Augmen t Market Street. Weave ester. blesser-13, T. Sreasend. Based Stmt. Chap side. unsebensamen--is. T. Clarke, West Pawed, Somerset. cheareirsonget-.42 H. Hancock and J. B. Haltnrfer. Newcastle Tyne, merchants-20. E. Burn, Birmingham. woollen draper-19, M. Penny, Shepton Mailed, Somersetshire. corn factor-4,J. Spence. Bishop Wear 1111 l uth, dealer—d 6, T. Crump and T. 11111. Kidderminster. carpet manufacturers-19, It. AL Murton, Shepton Alallett. Somerset, grocer-20, T. Gibbins, Westbury upon Severn. Gloucestershire, maser mariner-27. W. Smith, Leicester, woolstapler. CERTIFICATES to be granted Dec. 19. 11. Thornton, Hood Lane, upholder—W. tomes!, Downton. Wilts, linen ortsper—T. Itigg, Stubbing thuttitx. Yot it, cotton spinner—T. Alactlonaid, Itathbutte Place, Oxford Street, printbelier-.J. Holt, Manchester, dyer—S. Franci ,„ Norwich, --- -" . .rrorer—lt. Norris, bury. Lancashire, cotton spinner. fits Catholic Majesty's ship Ceres, from Havan nah, had arrived at Carthagena with flour. Three Guineamen had arrived at St. Jago de Cuba from Attica. The Gen. Arisuiendi independent priva teer had been taken possessioa of by a French brig ' of war, and ordered for Martinique. A requisition, signed by a great numb.:r of mos respectable inhabitants of the City of Cork, was presented a few days ago to the Stierith, to -call a Meeting to address the Queen pa the termination of the proceedings gainst her, waich the Sherith de clared. The Engli li at Paris are preparing a banquet in honour of their Queen ; anti our readers will be pleased to learn that the president on this occasion is to be Mr. Thomas Moore. a gentleman no less dis tinguish4d for the honourable independence of his principles than for toe grade and sweetness of his poetry. the report which obtained very general circula tion early last week, that the Bank Directors had determined to reduce their rate of tosettaitt front live to f.ur per cent, is, we untiereitiad, without boon ditties ANSWER TO LORD LIVERPOOL'. LETTERS MT 1.0111-1 have been honoured by her Majesty's command to acknowledge the receipt of your LOlLlalliVii letter of yesterday, and to state oat her Alirjesty cannot fur a moment misunder stand its real purport. The Queen perceives that the King's Ministers have resolved to pr :vent Parliament from assembling for the despatch of busi ness at tile time to which both houses had adjourned. The justice und wisdom of the Legislature would at that period, be yond all elouut, have restored her to the full enjoyment of those rights Winch the Con 'Mutton has vested in toe Queen-Consort. The Ministers plainly show that such is their belief, and they are determined, fur some purposes of their own, to delay the re. dress to which she is entitled. In a measure tl.us alike contemptuous towards Parliament and the nation toe Queen perceives a still deeper design. It is iin possible to ..:oubt Mat the authors of the late Bill have formed the project of trying in sonic other shape their baffled scheme of uegrading her Majesty, and running the best interests of the august Family to which she belongs. Defzitted in their first uttempt--disgraced in the eyes of nie people—consigned to the contempt of all Europe—deserted by the most rational and re spected of their own adherents—they meditate a new attack on tile honour of the Queen. Their speculations must be founded on the hope that the public sentiment, so loudly and universally expressed, will at length be wearied and exhausted, and that the Queen herself will nu longer have patience to resist such cruel and endless persecutions. lint her Majesty owes it to the Brit: sh nation to declare, that she hats the firmest reliance upon their support as long as she is the victim of oppression; and to herself she deems it due to add, that no harassing treatment on the part of the King's Ministers will ever shake the duty she owes to this generous people. She has 10..1 the strongest conviction that the highest interests are at the present moment as much betrayed 38 those of the State, by the evil counsellors who are now once mere plotting her destruction. To the Wits of money with winch Lord Liverpool has thought pro L er to acesenpuey his notice of the intended prorogation of Parliament her SI it.iListy has no =sacs to give but a direct refusal. Nearly ten muatlis have elapsed since his late Majesty's death, and no Parliamentary provision has been as yet proposed for her. As long as the Bill was pentliug the Queen saw the propriety of accepting the advances made tor her accommodation ; but she will not accept as u favour from the Ministers what a due regard Mr time honour of the Crown would induce Parliatue at to graat as a right; and she is still more averse to impose upon the peo ple the unnecessary burden of finding a palace for her, when the national munificence has already provided royal residences for all the Princesses who flit her exalted station. The Queen expres,ly commands me to add, that her Majesty as well as the King and the country, have reason deeply to regret that the persons who have involved all there parties its their present unhappy difficulties should still have influence to prevent that adjustment of differences winch the Qiieen regards as es sential to the common interests. Her Mlaaesty has never enter tained a doubt that the King, if left, to the guidance of his own sound judgment and honourable feelings, would at once listen to the Queen's claims upon ids justice, and to the united prayers of his loyal people. I have the honour to be, my Lord, your Lorlship's obedient and humble servant. R. KEPPEL CRAVLX. Handenburgh House, Nov. 18. IWO. 11AL. Thursday, St. Andrew's-Jay. the Anniversary of this excellent tosiiimion was celebrated by a dinner at the City of London 'leveret. His Royal Highness t h e Duke of Clarence is the of the Coi poraiioli. and in fart, sr•velal limes tilled the chair. On the luesrut °et asiosi lie was wsiteil upon, us usual, with a request that he would reside. his ito)al Hieletie , s, we sisidersiouil, !Helot e he could agree to come, bi gged to have a list (dills tuams. '1 he list was supplied, and It did !SOT itielnile this Quern. This was as •ln, certainly, as his Royal High siess could reasonably desue, and a great deal none than the cominittee,consistently with their ditty,could warrant. But his Royal Highness was nut satisfied. He required not only an exclusion of her Majesty's name from the no tice of the corporation, but demanded a security that no loyal member ot• thecompau) would obtrude it unofficially un his ear. This was inure than they could do, units& they assumed the power of• gagging or muzzling all the invited friends of the charity. The committee declined to become responsinie for his 11(1A tilliiiess'r feeling*. and lie ac cordingly staid away; yet, notwithstanding this slight put upon the corporation, he has, we are informed, been again elected President. But in the course of tke year be must PM ely abdicate this office. If lie cannot attend when the Queen's health is drank, it is likely that he will spin have the troublesome duty of actiug as chair man of a public meeting. The managers uf no charitable insti *muss, whatever be their opinion ut• the Queen's Chid' rae tei , or their disposition to see royalty in the chair, will sari ifiee the fiiii44 of the rstablisl •iit, or ins u lt the company, by converting a charitable sheeting lOW au Awl faiievnite chib, or a scene of political brawling. It is too tough that royal antipathies have invaded the scrtsce of our church ; let them nut impede the exert:lse tit our charity. Extract of a letter titan the ak,rents to Lloyd's at Genoa, dated the 16th inst.:— " by letters front Naples, of the 7th inst. we learn, that flit Vengeur, lined battleship, has joined the British under tile eotntuand of Admiral Moore, in that bay, and that a French division, of two frigates, a giadbarre, acid a sciooner. had also animal there. Since the ;th inst. a Tunisian Meet, of Mne sail, has arrived at Leg:writ, reported to b•.! in van of an Algerine squadron, and also ha tile purpose of chiiiiiim ' • Lion of a small Tunisian schemer, which the Tuscantiovern inent detained spine time ago. It is stated had orders from Flo mice had reac:ted Leghorn, to arrest a veseei iu that port, des tin,.! for Napes, lauen with powder, which had been bought up by Tuscan suojects. " The foliowing i, a list of the Tunisian fl,..et arrived at I•e;* horn :—liitg:;ura it 'gate, 4:4 guns, 44x1 men, Vice-Admiral I t. ' bummed 1. tgate. 48 guns, 8 40 men; Stiltana. ditto, 48 guns, 4100 At a uj e r, corvette, 22 guns, 160 meat Carl Suititan brig, 14 guns. 18u men a bC11001it:f. 12 guns. 1-2° loon ; dato, to gala, 70 men; a brig, 12 guns, nU men; stiOs 'in guns, 140 OP .1." Swedish and Norwegian Consulate, Lothian, Nov. 1810. Sin —ln consequence of a cacular addiessed to me by h s Swedish and Norwegian Slajesty's board or Cus,onis„ tower date stocklioldi, SvinetuOcr 2S, I ueg to acquaint you, fur tits inforniadon of merchants, and the public in general, that le other gouda are allowed to be laid tip in li,veden in store (nArno etl) than such as are iluportea by decked SvrtabAt or foreign VC3SVIS, of at least iS lasts bUrtia42ll; and that coffee, sugar. to bacco, wine. and arrack, arc not allow,tl hi be wiipped, for die bnndiig place, or any other 5.4.241..11 port, in opete of any burtll,so, or sti dtckcu Vlaititio of less t h an die Au l. iiwitthmeil but then, male, the pan. of coalisLation of me iss 4 or vuascl and goods, and a Sue of Mai rix dollars. I am, lac. iSigud) CHARLES .74'