The National Register. — London, England, 1819-06-27 00:00:00

f:C & FROM SAI URD.II .v7Gur..; GAZ.:37Z. KENSINGTON-PALACE, JUNE 24, 1819. The ceremony of the Ciiptisin of Prioesis Ahumialring t•iit, daughter of his ltoysl lligimtos tin Looks of Kent, aria of der Rnytl Highors. the 1-I,teliets n. Kwit. Duchess of Saxe Co • Bourg 3.4.11.1 d, his wife, Nbllol perfornic,l this day, privately. at Kcio.iu t itun Pc.L.ce. by his Gr..c the Archbishop a Lainttsbury. WIiITEIIAI.I.. JUNE 26. ills Royal Iligltor-aa etc reified Regent lire been plenonl. in e.e name ati I on the behalf of hie Maje , if, to pre<ait the Rev. hdrao O*ea. M.A. to the Vitotrage 4.. r Chiilea iu the county of &wand dIOUSC of Cai terbury. vitaaht by lie ets%ion ut the hey.i'lltio Le G:i)t RANIYRUPTCY ENLARGED. T. Taylor. Guilufard, Surrey, liquor merchant. from June f , S. w Auk le. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. M'. George. Purim SJiwood, Somerset, clothier. 11. Wiid. Craven Strcet. Smind, tailor. J. llederle, I..eizeiler S q uare. tenor. BANKRUPTS. S. Faun. Havant Street, Motive. bruker. ff. Granges Leeds lurk, money scrivener. J. Cro..liits at..n. and E. Croekiit, S.sigley, Stafford, iron man:Ts. J. R. Silva. Liverpool. nerehatit. Avon. Itilmingliatn. vicuoller. NV. Carr, Leek, Suitt:ad , silk tiLintifisturer. J. L indry . jun. Leeds, tn vrc; Lao. fostusrAuuhaugh, iiishop-IV,:.armuuch, Durham, Mul• ....... J James. Cheltenham, innkeeper. F. Mulling, lt O. Mullane, of Jerusalem-Court, Gracechurch- Ersrt. merviumt... .1. Howard. Woburn. Bucks. paper-maker. Zing. Ipswich, timber merchant. 11. r•tuult. arm Kibirorth Harcourt, Leicester, miller. It. Hall. Bristol. glazier. W. Skidmore, ts llctlidd. grocer. G. Adams, and T. Naish, Glourester,jewellers. B. rielder. Tenterden. Kent, victualler. W. Caves, Old ('lunge, cheesemouger. J. Nunn. St. Mary Stratford le-Bow, coal merchant. T. Gut/by, Lower York-street, Rutherhithe, timber.marchant. J. Beaven, Old Cavendish Square, wine merchant. U• Cohen, Great A lie Street, Goodman 's Fields, watch .maker. 'l' Bach:ln. 'ltarlotte Street, Fitzroy Square, pi tnototte-maker, . Smith, Briatul, timber merchant. DIVIDENDS. July 23, J. Fluker and R. Shaw, Specnhamlund, Belts, timber dealers-19, R. Johnson, Lane End, Stafford, earthenware ma ritilletUrer-17, .1. Henderson and A. Neilson, Mitre Court, Street, merchants-19,J. King, Swafiliani. Norfolk, farmer —:f, R. Townsend. I'ra:ton, I.aneashire, mien dealer-19. A. Rarlinsott and T. !bigot, Liverpool, merchants-17, J. Sims, Kiitg Street, Tower Hill, butcher-17, J. Kernot, Coale Street, I.eteter druut7ist-3, C. F ' . and R. F. Bell, Oxford Stret, linendrapers—al, T. Pardow, Cougliton. Warwickshire, reeJle retakes-3, J. Stubby, I.ong Acre, coach plater--Augua 3, T. Middleton, Liverpool, cotton manufacturer. CERTINIC.\TES to he grahted July 17. G. Roberts. Chirlitiry. Salop, maltster—T. Steeiuson, Kingston upon Hull. ship builder—S. Churchill, Adam Street, Adelphi, distiller—C. Child, Bristol, Carpenter.—T. Earl, Kingston upon Thames. corn-dealer—NV. Lewis. and J. A. llendersan, 'Sower Street, wine merchants—S. Richardson, Nicholas-lane, Lombard Street, merchant—J. Colmar', jun. Ilroomsgrove, Worcester. needle maker—A. lauslie, Size -lane, provision mer chant—W. Gotch, Hop Gardens, Sand Martin's. woollen draper—J. and C . Fundrinier, Riekrianswortli, Herts, paper rril.ers---C. H. W. Freeland, Bunhill row, linen-draper—ll. 'IV. Vander Kieft, Narrow Wall, Lambeth, merchant. ndlik St.,c CC F Cocks. (kiwi sssss 21. ------ __. _ ler Let& x 7 Insp. 3 per Leot. 3 I.• CIPIA CON., 75i li.dia liouds 2s. db. 31 t el . Ceol. 754 Luisa stuck 4 Ter CrClit• eili Exchequer Kills 24. dia. h per Cee.•. tia. y Cont. fur Ac. 881 Loug Atas. 18 1-1 G Luuery Tickets THE NATIONAL REGISTER. ionOon, SUNDAY, JUNL 27. The Paris Papers of the 22d arrived yesterday. The following are extracts:- I'~us, Jura V2.—A journal mates, that M. Leclerc, Deputy of the Deparinsent of the Maine and !mire to the Convention, who was bat.t.lied by the law of Jun. 12, 1810, as a regicide, and one th:we who signed the additional art, his retutned to France by authority, and has been in rails t hare t wo days past. The day before yesterday 2 men in blue great coats stopped, et fine o'clock in the full d iv , two 0 English ladies obis were walking at Veisuilles, in the Boisdr Salory, and demanded every thing they Ind about them. The elder of the ladies riled mit, but the robbers preseuted a pistol, and threatened their lives if they dared to speak or by. he ladies then gave up their sh4wis, the r ne• Mates, their rings, owl returned to Versants, where they made their de. po• 'inn before the Judre of the Pence. The debates on the budget still continue in the Chamber of Deputies. Those of the 21st relate to a ',rusk' for the old nuns who have been quipped of their proton ty, and now live in peat distress. Their number is reduced by deaths to 2,000. The original revolution in their favour was carried, after a debate on two amendments, both of which nese toe. gatised. E'trn h Fund. Jose 21.—Teve per Cents. 68:. 30e. ; Batik !Stock, 1.511 f. gOe. The Madrid Correspoirehl of the Bth inst. contains the follossiug paragraph, in oefereioce to the cession ado. Elo• villas: • •• In this ea Oat. not un Mitch& word has trainpired concerning this negotiation ; there ore neve' Iloekss ,voine personages latotrrso din the success of the business. It is noi lard that ditto, aces have uriselo ; but du us the justice to le•I le re, Mott thee do not crime fions our ode. Ali hou,:b we are passive to all romiolistiers. wet:tuna satisfy • vs rs body. The nwa which has been roe Wooten reaps cling the *Horan gists is pe e oa r vie consequent, of the jealousy riseited by she Letbi .. ll of the Eloridns. It is, however. see that lo -e a portius oft to coasts and the eutrauce of the adexicau U. It." Trri Itv fa r Clot ttri w o .-4 4 6 roll being the day ap pointed fur the prieatecikristenint:. of he infant Princess, the c4i!.l of the Duke and Ditt:licrs of Kent, preparations w e re made for the ceremony at Aensington•palice ; the royal foot was removed from fae l'ower of London, and was hued up in the strand saloon with crimson velvet cowl:tines, from the Chapelooyal, St. Janie.'s-palage, under the direction of Mr. Math, of the Lord Chamber. hitt's office. The members of the Royal family, and others Milted to the ceremony, assembled at the palace WWII alter three o'clock. Tne Panes argent, intended by Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, was received by the Duke of Kent, who conducted him into the grand saloon; and immediately after the arr;ial of the Regent themremony coiututaiced, which was it:donned by the Archbishop of Lantertiury. assisted by the Bishop of Loittlint. The infant Princess was named Alexandrine Victoria. The sponsors were Nis Royal Highness the Prince Regent, Ills Imperial Majesty the Emperor Alexander of all the Militias, who was represented; as His Imperial Majesty's proxy, by the Duke of York ; the Quern Dowa, t er of Wur Lemberg, who was represented, as Her Nlojestis proxy, by the Pi incess Augusta; and Her Serene High ness the 'Duchess I)uwaeer of Oohing. who was reprc seated, as her proxy, by the Duette'. of Gluces.er. At .he close tr.f the baptism the Bishop of London recorded ate proceedings in tha Register-book of the Chapel Roytl, St. Inures-pal:re. The witnesses to the pm ceeding, besides the Prince Regent, were, the Diike of ork, the Doke and Dachess of Kew, the Princess Augusta, the Duchess of York, the Duchess of Glocess ter, the Princes"' Sophia Mat Ida (of Glocester), H i- Royal Highness the Malice Leopold, Her Serene High ness Princess Feudor of I...endow°, Sir B. Bloomfield, Lady Mary Taylor, Lieut.-General Weetlierail, Major. Gen. Moore, Captain Conroy, Dr. Wilson, and ti,ree ladies of it,. Household, were also present. After the ceremony, the company partook of some refreshments M the north restibole.—ln the evening the Doke and Duchess had a numerous and splendid party to charier, to celebrate the joyful event. Among the company were, the Princess Aueosta, the Di:chess of Ytak, the Duke of StlisCK, the Prince Leopold, Count Leven, the Russian Ambassador, Baron de Just, the Saxon Mints .ter, the Bishop of Salisbury, Baron Hardenbrocke, Mr Adilenbroke, Sir R. Gardener, Lieut.-Gen. Weathcrall, Major-Gen. Moore, Captain Comoy, and Or. IVilson. The Princess Augusta left Kensington place on Thursday ni r odit, after the celebro Lion of the christen ing of the Duke and Duchess of Kent's infant Princess, fur Windsor-palace The Duke and Duchess of Cumberland return to England the ensuing spring. On Thursday the Persian Ambassador gave a grand dinner at his residence, in Charles-street, Berkeley-square. Among the company invited there were present, Prince Esterhazy, tlat Duke of Wellington, Count and Countess Lieven, the Duke and Duchess of San Carlos, Marquis and Ntarchi oness de la Tour Nlaubourg, Baron Pagel, Count Munster, Baron Buchlow, Sir Gore and Lady Ouse ley, Mr. Morier, &c. In the evening his kotoel lency gave a concert, which was honoured with the presence of the Prince Regent, Prince Leopold, and the Duchess of You k. Lord Le Despeneer has divided his Estates in Kent into small farms, which his Lordship is letting to industrious tenants, upon long leases. We learn that Rear-Admiral Plampin has been removed from the command of the squadron at St. Helena, and that Rear Admiral Edward Leveson Gower has been appointed to succeed him. On Monday forenoon Kati Fitzwiilium received an express from Yorkshire, requesting his immediate presence there ; it is supposed respecting the dis turbed state of the weavers and other manufactu rers in that part of the country. His Lordship paid every attention to the request of the express received, and left town immediately for his seat in Yorkshire. Accounts fr w Rome state, that a violent shoe! of an earthquake was felt at Cornet() on the 26th ult. which considerably damaged several edifices, but happily no lives we re lost. The celebrated Cu polasil Castello, remarkable for its antiquity and its gothic architecture, was thrown down and the church of the Minor Friars, of which it formed part, was so much damaged that Divine Service cannot be performed in it. The shock is stated to have been felt along the whole coast of the Mediterra:xan. On the 14th of May, a fire broke out in the town of Bath, in Hungary, the property of Prince Ester hazy, which consumed 107 houses, 20 barns, 14 grape cellars ; and the next day the fire burst forth again, and consumed 55 houses more, and a Catho lic church. A similar misfortune befel the village of Kuchel, also in Hungary, which destroyed on the 22nd ult. 116 houses, 52 barns, a number of cattle, and several human beings. On the 27th ult. the tow% of Gnesen, in Poland, was visited ,by a like calamity, which destroyed, in all, 235 houses, prin cipally in the qmater occupied by the Jews. A singular instance of the diversities that occur in the history of the same family in revolotionary times, vil he ;Maid in that of M. de Serre, the French Minister of Justice. We understand that a brother of this gentleman (who himself bore arms in the service of Louts XVI.) was brought as a pri soner of war to this country, holding a commission in the army of Le Clerc, in St. Domingo ; that he has since married and settled in Leicestershire, and t come so strongly attached to the religious princi- JT~...: ~i. A plea of some of our dissenting sects, as occasionally to preach among ‘t them. !fa is noes officiatiy at the Baptist Chapel, in Duke•street, total. On Friday the Officers of the Rifle ilrig:ttle, at (losi.wrt, gave a grand dinner, in commemoration of the distingui3ht-al part borne by that corps in the ever-memorable battle of IVaterloo, to which a great number of the ether officers in the garrison, wits several gentlemen of the town and neighbourliw.l were invited. The whole brigade were decorated with laurel, ant those soldieri who were present the gluriot.s occasion were excused from guards and other duty during the day.---:n commemoration of the day a number of prizes were given for wrestling and single-stick playing, at IVinterslow hut: the first, for wrestling, to the men of Lavington ; and fur aingle.stick, after much moldy play, to Dowse, of Lavington, and Smith of Ashley.—At Edin burgh. the Union flag was hoisted on the Clstle, and St. George's standard upon Lord Nelson's Mo nument... Byron A. de Rothschild, of Frankfort, and Baron S. de Rothschild, of Paris, arrived yesterday in London. It is reported, that the British North American colonists in the provinces of Canada, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick, have determined to petition his Majesty's Government un the injurious effect of the late treaty with the United States on their trade and fis;Aeries ; and to state, that unless adequate protection and encouragement be given to them by the mother country•, they must abandon the lisheric.; altogether• The representation from Nova Scotia was, it is said, received by the last packet. The Roxburgh Club, at their last anniversary meeting, resolved to erect a monument, with a black letter inscription, to their favourite Caxton. There is a report that the celebrated Buccacio is destined for the library of the King of Bavaria. It is now sated, that the recnibsion of the ton nage duty, and the duties on exports to and im ports from Newthundland, and the bounties to be given on fish brought from that settlement, are 11 , ,t to he extended to the sister colonies of New Brun wick, Nova Scotia, and Canada. Whilst the 7th 1 lussars lately passed by the Mar quis of Anglesea's seat near Litchfield. on their route to Manchester, they were entertained by the Marquis at his mansion with good old English cheer. While the soldiers were parading ou the lawn in front of the house, immediately before their departure, a somewhat singular appearance present ed itself in the persons of the Marquis, his brother (a Captain in the Navy), Lord Uxbridge (the Mar quis's son), and the daughter of the Marquis. The first wanted a leg, which he lost at Waterloo : the Captain an arm; the Noble Lord Uxbridge was crutches, being wounded in the knee and the fair Lady was minus her right hand, which she lost whilst attending her husband at one of the battles in Spain. 1101,11: NOUS ACID —This acid is said to preserve a natal tood 1./1" ..111 T ut, length of time. The whale 4s ulle carre of a :heel) being intuit:Pit:Li in it. was found up in exa mination many month, ahem-Ards, to be p..i ketly irt.e from any appearance of putrefact , on. A kg of unittn.l declared 11*ILIleat)le by the hatcher', being imnicrsed ut the pyrolignous acid a iwrkemot.th aao, us stated to he t this time perfectly sweet, and likely, trout its appearauce to continue so many years. We are glad to see that the Earl of Lauderdale has called the attention ache House of Lords to the im portant Bill for extending the power of banishment forth of Scotland to transportation beyond seas. The provisions of this Hill would subject persons convicted of very trifling offences to the penalty of transportation ; and this power is to be given to Sher.ffs and Stewards Depute or Substitute of Counties, who arc not to be bound as heretofore to reduce all the evidence into writing, but their own notes are to be held as sufficient evidence of the full and true import of the testimony given in the case. Surely a Bill making so essential a change in the criminal law of Scotland against the subject, ought not to glide through the two Houses without examination. FEMALE PACRInTS —ln South America it is not only the tric..n tt ho are conspicuous for their energetic exeitions in defence of their I.herties; the women are animated with a republican detol6ti to the cause of indepen dence, toe sole guarantee of private happiness; the wife of Gen. Padilla accompanies him to the field, and ha• been tioniinJtttl a Lieutenant Colonel, for taking with her own hands a Spanish colour. The women of Coha bambo were stationed to defend a post, out the attack on that town, and all perished. In Upper Petit, it is now customary to enrptire, at every roll.call, ti the women of Cohabanthu have presented themselves ? and the answer regularly giver., to perpetuate the exploit, is, " No; they hate all perished in the defenge of their co u rs(ry I" _ _ _ Wittig:urns HALL.—On NlOnclay afternoon one of the large stones of the roof near the entrance. basing given way, fell with a ntost tremendous crash wt I tile interior of the hall; several persons were passing at the time, but fortunately no note was hurt. In censogitence of the above circumstance, the eastern entrance is closed, and the usual passage to the Gust of Excholutr shut. -"r1