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

• ....• • ••• ~s• lIllIllaIIIIII"IMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMAIIIIIjllIllIllIlliIllIllIllIllIlli"I fl . ANL? 01 ATIONA Ls itl•iliiWl'l'.l4 4b t ti re epeeel, t!t.l drat R t i ot l 3 tarpemt-i: Soh ;In kli:wl`tt! Flail ti iltit totted—lfitt eittil'elj , khan*: thkaii, ite LeIW ./AtALL/G.ki,t'C'Et hetet 'lnteract& , . i . . _ . . , ~ , • , , , ~ -.ado- . 1 , 7 1 1 . , be ti .., 46 ,. tt i , joiiiiii t intwit n p ,„ ; ~; i t est e s s i „f t, b r e we r • tiave ild tiOubt nut that a plogleatave iMpeutedicht tiiiiter ill; itikilloi hh.141;11, 6 k itAiii;,i 14:c k ; ... I:isdiri Moots. rate, Williams, and White; Lincoln . ' loot lin tlid sittlathat of the eoutitrP anti the people, Will i/IVlDb.Ntht: .4, Isn't Lt,..' ffsktei t'etplif listing bete iiebtiimil w o e : as !! ri g ...,,7...' s Veb. #O. kA , White, iireitt coggestiall; spe . lt, chithier z - Once triiire establish .het tittaChtelitit Itt the Outietn- 4 Mit Icocits,itifisiiipitlta the iAititt 'Mitt NM iit.hilrdmlkuls ti St'',. t . . sruitli, Ttnlilli Strati Weturinster: .-litint thitli- , -fni ~. • ._, ~. A s t he Sp utter of the .1 It. ye,p,, ti ,, I 0 ,... : +te /4.. t oL ae y Lana, ; hi p i ee ilit a t i l-0101. 11 1 €11t m et e Wo majesty's litinite that Whist atoref have wilt! had tkt , i ' c "*"'" lt " .4 .! d . „ TC.:4. 4 1..c3 , b ' l e .. ,i- , . ,11 liddse Of Lt;hir....tis; for ‘ lino lit !oat Owen ci •i le 01m:store; Ciihttio,i. and 1 - , t_Nilits; Level frenwtiiitt ottufliittl:, iti'nauis•• waw a i , b ut Udd e r' , - , it-t . sx•- , ;ti, Ai. itittev; Sinn ' s t>ttrt, Fire St:etts hirerti ketpet:- ti t l i st J eitetilliatal-;1 a" hiea" I the 'AU .folin• Ct.iii Ilebliotise vas shin tiny bi dught tip hi tittlie , , • set) ; W: tieo,..ii i troatOli Fields; nutsetyttian::4o4 T. Powholl; Itiltell tinitistidabits the life liiiti ilt tidy togiiiia (a- . I fie•h. wa.tt iao granted; when the toura of ott ltrts'tri , . tilS '1 tietiltiii ?Startle hest ithiihtitet; Ant! J: Nolen ; M i n ie l i t s tet, . filij Itituegetittbitt to all ttaily Fitigli,li heeper of h!evirat.; :ri thieh the *ara:at dl tninetittel wus . v ivleit i ssesith e etti..r.stn, M. WotheerpOon; I ittimoolt te.•ellifit- - -. ttlilliiehtt reete, kftes whiA Ti),lfOld•Otizlf athirttsctl the Chort: I teii, lA. V i lti t otitio, and t' I. narrittii e'litttii e;iirt lacto•e--P3, &Whig, . C, fireohnei l W.estiliotiee; fork, Man theater- -*il, S.. Session, sty I.Ortli.-4. 1 .t 's '.1., intetsChn tit etleiapt Its etgiie iiiis tsar ie Aleeffaitta Ktiitt l t ittentttr-96i G. (litnyerm; Conchal! Court, - the lsocuisst.i tic. naafi io. 4tll as Ittuit illeiOinttlf"id , .(iMtleklgatici Otibline Bunt; Ifetlibol •''Mttnes. WO life glad itiet hit hflieliil htilletitt, Width- We 1 citaP nitle" I:" i ." 11 • - • • iticrehailt=itti LE Chapman; Faversham*, Kean, thoelit . tr-f6, tf,..4.., ho iv, win pt! b l im i e a Imo t uod , :y. of the health souls "1"i91 ' 6 ' .4" "n"ci ohit.li lut pteknt luboan I itniq re- :;.,,, It, Sittlithi BLitt i.enti, inerCluttiv- sits, J• Willis: W.inlour 0 lett", h*'e 11,164 qtt , eet , td hoer tlik hearing of th is ease tlekired until antitinit tlay. ..k. Street., Caul; ttial.er , -•/64 J. I'. it, flostetion, Ilia *host' ctrcet, ti":,,K. tug ' : I l he fblidwing b 1 . *' ' teem Itirf.liistict .4 bhatt-t-tt is prnts:ille that the ('tuft me, emu- i' hitieliant-ilii W , Fluter, Leeds, diet --...iti, .1. Ilineett; Saint litibliSlied: \ i dj, with O ur ropiest! but lien* Ui!s/.31/1 hi tone; it is tect.ssry Lis Al A t i ii,',i icing, kiil,l er -a.w9, T. tinting, Staines, ilidti:.:•et; ~ ~. .• •• , • • „. ..I. .1 • ,- • A . • - • ~. I lie It in i .t has bech *lthaca with inmonmatiiiii an t h e tubas. th at ru shook, ine'-em as in *lnn point yl.it Mesh tb vat, our 7.1 i tiiildr.-.411, .1. lasylfy i Neel, falsest &Odle -el, I. Denatrilafd 'O4 s IMO 0 fa le:lrv:setae lets beet. ltssitc Oil tee tint ' 1•01:•!ohi 1104 W: 'l'. lbueleultile• iii4nelitiaei, mtreitante;-20,attention: plaint; but his litjestY 0111 ttOralrittift ftlr i ii ilia. ,' ~ • % tl: iiirknoth. 1.141.; Staffiosli firtici: Me: lirbitotior.- -A triikh; In tile fitet ithtee, ch i Loud, ti!stio nth • tP, 10'1 r' it ! A Tfi.lt tb b.: gileitA OA. 2tl: . itegnttl; t'll.!:1 it N 0 141111 4 1: M illk . Firs 'VI rilbllSY: th'it the•e is eh I n foes:halty vi rt u; th e w t ., y eA s e of the *l. i . N . rit . S. Lochei Temple ehtee, Surety ; deekr*.N. J. Fellbwes s k 4 i; i ii Votindlinc 'ferrate; (tray's Intl, • Stolid; painter..-.W. Q a sowe, .Atition ',One. , fit Rein 1004 leilf. pen s. j.:: it,.' , which riii;t entirely Titian: its riittinrity; IT. seikett otikeilon , * "Oakum [lliac, beta 1 0 II c'eltiek p, lrf ii. e•lit the. tiouse Of rothhit:hs, by %).`7l: I have uses setc;o'uoit, Vote, buicher. - - - -T. A. etincitin, l'orttreentbs.-J. }hauler; dna i''• Holl'bidy" Ili' 1, 01 1) 1t 0 " , gttewtt jen , -Ilete'-S. linher, tS inch . '' i thfi fi.ing is 646 I his Majtsit his had slink tec.eltia: , Comb, t:l•hicesier mercer-J, L''. Eist..Orth;." tytopoth honk, cheep, and thc symptoms of hit Memoir's disorder ere e.a.siti,,. is not a i:....srt efJchtieststre• A ral ii.;tilyt that; e:ect: ai. - ' 4- ntile ,• , liniticy vritentri. Whistle s and 47 4 Isortheote i trinity istpaste, well itlietiated: that It d•ass prises! theft oter or edjiotte•docl yon t cw it e ni, that tip egenit-J• 13. 'tempt LitetpoOli therehaut- - T: 1•41.1ey: (Sighed) it Ettiri, iipti4oki, a m.oLeial e7rut l v 's kith etroniftted in ~.hir.l.mnitig tile unheard; i'UTI.CCA, deilleN-41 Caffillllll}64 taint Street, buttet and hewn W ;II; ii...41.111T0,N; thus leptiting tne ore eigilt *hitt belly tokruy Englishman. - tp• (aeon': M. J. 'EIF.IOI/i.Y." " earitini douse, Feb. i.i, half poet ii: fit My Mirth übjetti";n it, that. iireh silowliig the at.ittatiraion ari - " the king eindinae rather better, the iatianenation in his Writs or fietothi, Majesty's that fie dintif.lettia. • right m have been ti..rtirAht fiy en actitsi of italituati fait- Gault stbric Ifiiiiiihm ili (Signals if, II Et Li• - cntrit &ter it sheit ronsultetim: with the Other Joe - him; Chief Juttice 3 per Ceiii. (teat. nail blip: 3 per Cedl: 3 per tent: Ctiuit. 661 India 11..11.14 tic dist S l e t T i t lt liit ri N ttt • E t t,T,P N3 ithhatt intrtiiiiil Me Itntilemse that it ;Souk' he itnpitsilble for v t li pet Cent. tAiiii Sitirk it i- : „I tot , ii, a ,,,,. Feb. 4. ig o • tiOL .I 4: the Court to hair hint upon Sny of the point , nide% he twit/ion- 1) -I per Cent, 114 Eittliiiiiter Hills 4, dist ~ I' the kin dent only at intervals in the early port of the el, haunt: eh 4.1 a Coon of I.a* had no coplianei el rinser 5 per tout: fad% 104 Cons : fur Act of c night, but hie la t est hill 101 /hies heUTei of tininn:rreptee...'etp 'ti n t th e p h ...Jos/Ng; girth's Itch!!! of Cosninonit this lir ciple, et Latig Anti. batieryrltiketi 5J3 its: this miU•ninf, Ilia ,N a t iesty's diva-der if; itrikettiiirir it, Its ilstuo •, • course in a atom-able niareer ,'...._, z .-,: gne ., as i5ia ,„,,,,., I he tri,ittuit.ed, htal always been alloiekt, anti hie! ti:o.t, t.ait to iiM . Tilt NATIONAL ittOlSTtit tt tOrlttia Pa'aier, half-pest rievel, o'clock- time beet , retie:mist ini tlittrcut tag:Jot-am; ioritl tit mole mote 4 . The icing has p:i.sscd e t ro.iil niglit- , •11,it Majesty is recoscrii,• , VI, tindCe the mean:: ein:iintsf.ints there will be net er t i.,:', 7 4 . dil '" lc. " "" in the i " . ni. Mr "nniPtf 6"i‘l6' tea 7-41.11e..r ~..,_ . _ Builetim tSi i pied by Use 1'4.1ie . ...fi5..) !".ritri illegal itvrest, irliti•P a Arittlferrt Lad hrt ti reirititi to the - LanDoit a '-'''"*. floes:. of Lind.% anti the: , hid uffirmeal the „ludgrh:nt tf the ‘';'''. 1 IlliklAti OEttRCARY ii, 1101;AL t'OPFINS, Court Tilt Most of Commons hild tinepiziatobtailY a fight So = • ami•mit Z.L.:: cOinrr.il any persiin for a Contempt of l'ritile,rs i and wryly they three intern' if Coffins for the late king, Wert-. ~ lye this Bay ieecitti art t trelit t.t Wit thati lit) inoreci on Thursday; about one n'eltick, flv .L m were t'ic st (Oahu' ,it to indge whet eon:alit:tea ri tor:tempt: Mr. Juxt.ce darx . .t eonetirred in opinion wiry his leizital ordinary importance td any ccitinti-v, at any tidies r hlesses. Prance and Ha . nting's ware-room? end caabi- *eel er . and to Vtiglaild an event Of Much, Very much more tiet.establishinent in St, Juraea'e street. in . the Mr . ' Justiiz; Hotabyir expressed his opinion to be in unison than ordinary iniportanee at the present ttitiacent - - - i Hal market, iii a hearse hini Etna-, which arrived at with claim whir,- !Het been f!itst Ira down: the Ising'spalace at Windsor between five and nix Mr..lll.te.ri , ai: 3 r te/..k a rott:pte;lensiett sites bf the subject, .i . we Mean of course the death of the feigning Save- l O'clock. The inside enffin is of inahvgaity, in in Lb,: dare 4 „ Milt he üb , cricti, that he wits now eonsiceed • 1...' o f veystt; w hom we May Most truly say; that ei his • which is # mattress and pill o w e w ,• e f e a wi t h th e that a writ cf lia":2tts Chrees ouglit eat to be Itr%•atea at all. bettef-lived not," and thangh an antis:satin of the richest white satin, and the whole I:tied end urtltt:- Ili' peifoeily ',greed a ith.the oilier Judges, an thinking that ' • incited with White . tattiti, ih the most appropriate this Cow. t li2l no tognitance CNI,r the Mute of Commont. heaviest nature had estranged -hirit for many yeafs meaner consistent with tie , t , t;ititiiititl; sol lei; i r . .Me , ii-Antoese.- sin Ito cndersould that the Court it - 111 front, his people, thouMhi the deathor a than in his 81i of the °cc' elicit. Thin ;it ' s inclose d yet in ' a - ‘letalittjti ii..it beset nit for.hee ? A your. labouring Mittel. such aft ittiliction i Must be a coffin t these Were in another Mahogany et-film Chief Justice itnOT.•Certazoly, Sir for e, so , The co ffi ns being conveyed Into the late king'.‘ a55.....................a55-5i......taa source of congratulation td that pt.xiple;- --- - - ' -• ' - - „ Chamber anon after seven o'clock, the awful tyre- linnylalij riff Me Ac,:.eviion of Ipir presiiii j 1 t:lrs,l9 - ) smith the spirit—he tests filial his labours," yet his many of placing the Poyai feutains into the inside —Lord Siulhiouth, amongst others, Suaintonett the. . rittues, his dienieaitles, his tenth's acts that partook 1 tirodinenLeti coffin was pertbrined iti the most respect:. Duke ef Susses, us a Nieutbee of the Privy Conned i of a tktily tuglish spirit, all arise before us; and fill manner possible by 11r: Marl; • together with that his I to yal Hi g hness, instead of being sbewit late. Mr. But', the late King's princip a l page; m e ,,,,,,.. 5. i the uparttnent where the finite.% Were wateaiLled; : remind us that we Lave to mourn the loss of. one I Clarke,- Biker, ll... Ailey, J. Rat, Jun.; pages of h i m .; Was packed into the sumo ro:.:it With the , ou'itton ` • *ln., in a degree beyond the courtier emit, wag and ' Majesty ? ' back stairs, Or those attached to the Itovd! ; herd of roortiert, anti stood alone, anti mittotieed, of hi m „ n nun :, person. After this last act for their teteted master j°t one " 1. tit'. windows, by bilineft; while the (!e. la'. • . felt like " d father to his peciples" , o r al seve!eign, Mr Bratide, the late King's epothe.• I tatk n et* tead'Y teas ageeed to. When this wits , • ,, -Ite is removed to" that bouts Whetted ito traveller I cary; fi lled up the coffin With Vices- e., M r. I dime, the foldiug thaws of the presence.eitamle:r e' i, returnte" where his numerous yittiies Will teceive i Bunting then placed the leaden cover : on ' the ‘ ' coffin ; ' ! thrown open, and exhibited his Majesty 911 tile their eternal reward, where his failings, (for he after which it was soldered driven: I throne, and the Princes; with the Arch:pi:4NT of , The 1.471 Dtißt O F KENt.--Yestertlac morn- (7.interbury out . tord Kliltiii; at , the Cutincll table: hurl them ) will be treated with lenity He hey pot 1 ingi soon after nine o'cloek the state coffin for thy ;I Alit r il.e (laths had ha:ea •rtiminirteted to the Ptltices off his temporal for an immortal crorrnen hat 1 lut e Duke of Kent; and the urn rite the heart (the ' s:tverally, and they went to kiss hands, the rtteeption was mortality has become immortality body of his Royal Highness having been einialmed) of t e I)uke of Sussex, by the Ktug;, was mutked • The Views of his successor are not vet slitum ; were remotetl frifiti the wale fooni anal cabinet esia- evith the most expressioe looks: - ' I)li:diluent in Motet -street, Grotirenorssquure, and Mr . fir.,o 4 oa.a, ti.) etniday last,' Are 4 at dieitte. • • they cannot he aseettaineti by any act hitherto. per- i plac i d in a hearse drawn by four horses, when it on the banking. house of Messrs. Coatis and Co. for formed by him in his Kingly character; for the re- . I started on its way to Sidurnith. i tie hearse *a.% to 1001. " (hi • account of the Queen of Engla " nd:" •`'‘• " appointment of tho s e who held situations under the reach Salisbury last bight . The state c ffin and as bet agent, fir the. first time tinder that title: . The new form of the Ritual for th .. e prayers is - "e4,4 Regency tve consider as a matter of course, as an urn ate covered will ' the best Canna crimson /el/et! they are richly and tastefully orn;t ti.iited with nut settle.. Aceording W the existing form, if no leli expedient of the moment—but Cite present is a hi g hl y g il t orna m ents, w i t h R oya l A ries, l) K. Ott order to the contrary shalt ~.e iasued; twayets must u - ' period indeed big with the fate of England. the corner aavnameuts. The plate or. the centre of be put up to-morroW, in all the dilate:tea, fur their The Prince Regent acted, as lie declared, from a the cov er , With th e ins c ri ption engraved onit, is most excellent Majesties, the king and Quce I most highly polished. The f);;I:e of Nufaiex has been tench indisposed . laudable filial anxiety Id fallow the track of his After the coronation of their late Majesties; the since his return trout Hotkham ; but we ttatlerst.•ml -.. , fatlitir, in order, that if Heaven in its mercy had order of the procession and the ceremony was pro- his Royal I li4linc,:s was much better tto 1 1 ;'Ae.ei- 6 .;•: seer. .fit to restore the poteeri of Mind, and to hel ve duced at Covent-garden theatre, in great st)le, by dd."' His "'mina , '" is an astilnlittie Muck- „ the then manager, Mr. Rich, and the spectacle had The Royal Cenotaph to be erected to the tacirtni•:, , ' -j, enabled him to re-assume the reins of Government, .r. a prodigious run. A serious dispute aro..;e h o the or the late Princess Chatlette U. Wales, it to emis,st e ' might have been convinced that his son, the occasion between the two eeit bratetl actresses of t ..• he l or a group of nine figures, larger than life, stuhi-44 the 1 . Regent, had indeed acted "in the nitre and on the• day, Mrs Bellamy and Mrs. Hamilton, a Itich of tuned in the finest Parian . warba.., wiiica are in a s'..i . . behalf of his Maje , stv" and that he had done in them should re p resent the Q ueen : neither of' the state of considerable f2rwartiness, Can l the det , i,.ti:s VA, : r ladies world resign her pretensions to the honour, a n d tine."' tilt tttrectiort of M. ‘VPaliI Esq: 'lle ' 1 : , , every thing, as nearly as possible, What he believed ' and Mt Rich settled the matter Ly introducino• the amount of the subscription fisr this uational w,irk ' his father would have done had he !teen competent afterwards admirable actress, Mrs. Nlatocks, t. thett was li,oool, 35091. of which have been cxpetitiel . to the duties of his station. The ease is now Miss Hallam; for the first time on the stage, wh o ih its progress, and the remainde..r. Is in tile lian,ls ''' entirely different. His present Majesty has now to • w as exactly the age of the (Itteen. and IV" exttiant Iv of Messrs Drummond ; to be dr.tatt for as 1.. 7 1,-, ;;,,,,6 . like her Majtst in ti p :tut required. a? determine upon a question on which depends, that, ' Y - ______ - General (out-gaud, in cotiscque::ce 'of his !:e.• i• to contemplate which makes es tremble-4w on tile Th e gates of the Court-yard ,• t i front of th e violent cutaluct in cliallengn . tg a citiAlt of I In: ;• ,''''••,,: , determination, in the present instate, as to men Palace of Carlton-hokum have been open throughout burgh, has been ta.lcred to quo tbat lance, t.i.: is ~..E and tatatsures, we really believe depend time -mom- the *holt bf cvefy clay since his 3!tijesty's accessum alluwed td remain in tits' city till he vitt pria:ttos • and to the Throne, and every person of respectable PasePurin to any v/th''t* 'coutltul to whiell he ni••: quent questions of the prosperity. th e glory, the happincsa of the U n i te d Ki no i Ont. If his exterior has been rectify admitted into the Grated think proper to tridsfer Ins residence, but in the apsity hail to inscribe their mulles; Since his Majesty's' intettral must mmtintte ter arrest. M • - emitinue k t s present Ministers *e pray indisposition, the bulletin of Mg health it conthanti.. : Sir Benjatuin P.: l !,,,n.tield Is, sYe brat, affointed (inure than hope)that our preseritglotimy forebodings exhibited in the eastern lodgeand • • ' ;t' • • l'. 4' t he I- I. " - k 11 to , an ) • perwc , 110 ~, . ,i, 114... r anger tip t. JElic- I. l at atilit 12. - liberty to ste it: . court: lui p m ...., . . . ... . . -71 c ":;• . • S IMVsie -,-. 7 - rt . i. , ,;...-.-. 4 t -SI • YIT- - -4 . .74,..5., •-. '. • .... __ •r^ . V • 'Sr' . 'r" - . . . ' .-* • ',"- -"' - :.. • •:,.....e.."...: ' t ir • '..., '• - . i , `' I" ....,. . ...• ''''' - '-' ' -- - '• " ' '''' ! '':•. 4' . .:‘..i. :.: -. ....,:i...1;......1.1 . A ......:: ''' 'at ':!--4.... .7. . i ,4,1,..1,0.1. _~ 4, 1