The National Register. — London, England, 1819-02-22 00:00:00

4. 'Pm* the LONbON G.4ZETTE, Saturday, Feb. 'do. BA NK RUPTS. • Hardman. \fascheeter warehouseman. AM Mr. Kay. Pitt Street, Manchester. it. W. Vim and W. P. Smith. Plymouth. merchants. Aus. Anstim mid'Co. tuner Temple LAO. J. rJers. Liverpool. merchant Ate.. Alison and Co. Castle Street, Holhorn. W. Garnet, Poulton-eurn•Sencoms, Chester. Arts. Lowes and Co. Temple. G. P.. Phillips. Plymouth, saddler and harness maker. Art. Mr. Kelley. Py'm:oath. J. Itnt, timer Market, Suffolk, brewer. Att. Mr. Cbitton. Chancery Lana $. rover. Blaniford Forum, linen draper. AU. Mr. Dean. Guild. ford Street. J. /tercet jun., Tolleshnnt Massey, Essex. butcher. Attn. Milne end Co. Temple. J. Green. Nadas: Street, Hanover Snare, tole' maker. Att Mr. Yteynoide, Hertford Street,• ninny Square. W. Neste. Sweetinee Alley Comhill, silversmith. Atts. !lowland sad Co. Lincoln's Inn Fields. IL Bourne. Austin Friers, merchant. Atts. Keeney and Ce. Bishop* gate Street Within. W'. Jeers. Shoreditch, china:nal& Au. 'fr. Sutcliffe. Karl Street, Slackfriars. _ _ _ W.Broacly,/trisom.grov., Worcester. aserrzr. Alta. Pladote and Co. Essex Street Strand. W. Thompson. thindordale, Manchester. Alts. Ilard and Co. Temple. J. Clarke. Stagbacli,Loornineter, farmer. Atta Jenkins and Ce. New Inn. J. Dinely, Penpleton, Worcester. Coal licrell.ust. Att. Mr. Cod] Mike, $6, Devonshire Street. Queen Square. W. Prest and J. iVoolner. I.uwrenea Pau ney Lane. London. Corn Merchants. Atta. N 1 curs Druce and Son, ttilliter Square. .1. Woodhouse and M. Woodhouse, Lane, West India Brokers. Atts. Messrs ‘4 , eaten. 'foolodale and Span, teem:hutch Suer'. [Dividends and Certificates in oar next.l THE NATIONAL REGISTER. LONDON: :.VD.IY, FEBRUARY, 22, 1819. We have received ilie Paris Papers of Weanealy last ; and we looked fur them with the more eager. negs, be^ •• • . rumour prevailed on Friday that in teliigent arrived from Paris, stating, that seriou s " apprehenswits were entertained by the Physicians of Louis XVIII. that he was threatened with mortifies. lior in the legs. Symptoms of the kind had Manifested theinsk.- yes, and all their efforts were employed to avert t: L ent .danger." The journals, however, are entirely silent upon the subject; we trust, therefore, that the report was unfounded. We are the more in clinnal to believe so, because we have also re:civet: letters from Paris of the 15th, 10th, and 17th inst and none of them convey any intelligence of the above description. The King, indeed, has been seriously in di.pated ; but nu inuoedilte danger was entertained. ' The fullowing are extracts from the Paptrs : CHAMBER OF DEPCTICI of Feed. "The adjourned debate on the fixatioa of the rinnn eal year was resumed. After some discumbion, the Prabident proceeded to put the projet. to the vote. " Art. 1. That the financial year be henceforth fixed from July to July. " This Article was adopted (by Members rising and leeping seats) by a feeble majority. " It was the same on the proposition of the other srt.:cles of the project, to the followi►g tenor " Art. 1. For the execution of the preceding articl e Ole Budget of 1819 shall include, besides the year 011:), the first six months of 1820. Art. 3. The estimates of the direct contributions of 1819 shall be valid until the 'st of July, 1820. to also Itld Laws relative to the ..xdlection of Assessed Taxes, to the service of the Su►te. A-t. 4. Tile credit whiaa w ill be open fir- the Bet -. • z 7: :he Governinen• +lnn!, the present i,:eltide the nccessan ,:penes far the your IC:9, and an sddition of the:ands necebsary to meet the ex rnees of the mme service during the first, six months of 183 n. In entithrmity to this :egalai inn, the Mini rie.rs will provide a supplementary t, for six months, which added to that for 1819, %%1:1 form a Bacdget for 18 months. " The whole of the Law was put to the vote, and pooled by a majority of 34. The numbers were is? or the Law; and 100 agoinst it. " fly to Ortiinance,da,ed the 13th ins.. the Duke du Choiseul), Peer of Francais appointA MAjar G,:neral of the National Guard. " The young Itea , tp,)it de St. A uhire, who so gol I.4ctly onswered the litllonges ui Geoers! de nvioc•.v, auk !1, dt. Fultre, $ , P.3 of t;:t TUE NATIO: REGISTFR dIPCMUIe , VIII, !IA 4» with an (ifflcer of the Kayal Guard, which hits proved fatal. He had the I,yenerosity to change plazes with hie adversary, observing, that the sun Was in his eves. The first wotind he received was mortal, and he cepici , :d Le- A letter foon Rome says, that in ?.eps7ring tTle prin. cipal altar of the lower Church of St. Francis d'A the body of its founder has been discove.retl,aticr having Ltiu there unkttow•t for 600 years. 'fhe 'sovercign Pon ta, apprised of this discovery, has given orders to the Bishops of Ftligna Per use, Spoletta, and A sAist, to r.. pair to this latter town, afar the Epiplittay, an t to make au authentic recognition of the holy, with all the necessary forms. The intention of the Holy Father is. that these precious remain• shall he trot ferrea with pomp to the upper Church, Anil be there expos,td to the veneration of the faithful. The inh•thitants of the Grand T)•►chv of Hew• having named a Dotitatioo to mate the Grand ()ilke acquainted with their different grievances, the Ministry prohibited them from taking such a step. Not with standinz this, the [):•puties proceeded directly to the capital, and huvi'.ez• explaine.'., with as inoch truth a. , nioiesty, the grit •vances of their C.ti,ti went), the Gran 1., Duke replied to thein---..~' I see c'early that false report have been made to me ; fur the futir:', the inhabilants have no more to du than to address themselves to me I will endeavour to reinelv the grievancesof which they camplaili. They shall; have the States as they wish them." A Circular has been issued Iron the Treas.try rh.tri bets, Commissariat Departutent, annoonetng that s Deputy Commissary (intend has been tlismis ed frnn the service. The Persian Ambassador, Mirza Ab:ltil [linen Ka , arrived at Vienna ua the Ist instant, un his tvay n. London. lie brings with him a lwatitifill CireatiAi.tn girl, a present front the Grand Vizier of Turkey. She is guarded by three black eunuchs.—Para Paper. A letter from aicitos .I!res, of the 2.4,1 of November, after stating the capture of tae Maria-Isabel, Spanish frigate, at Taleahuanu, as meatioueil in a former &tys—" She is said t.. have 7JOO stand of arms and great quantities of warlike stores on bagel, which will be very acceptable to the Government of ; while the loss wilt greatly ,::stress the Viceroy of who is very short of lire-arms. About one o'cioeit on Wednesday, the Earl of Lau deriLle became suddenly indisposed while dllivcriag W.,ecli in the Committee on the affairs of the Batik lle was iitimediately conveyed home. ll,s indispositiou is said to be the eifeet of an apoplectic af feetion ; but we are glad to hear. that atier his removal to Lis own Louse be grew considerably better. In " The Manchester Observer," an Address to the Public appears, culling iipm the friends of radical re form, thninghout the kingdom, to tabscribe each man one penny per week, to raise a fund to purchase bo roughs fur Messrs. Cobbett, Hunt, Cartwright, and Writer, to obtain seats in the House of Ciunnirms!!! Hy the ship Glide, arrived at New York from Ba Livia (which place she left on the Ist of November, wittiest him been receiveL of an insurreetimi broken out at Amboyna, at the heal of which was Sapperwa, a great Insurgent Chief, who with his followers, was committing great slaughter. The Owes bail Leconte most desperate depredators en the Malacca coasts. An English ship hal been attacked by them, and the Captain and the whole of the crew murdered. t ion muuiea.ioas lual bean sent to Sir T. i It a fil e .:, beggin g that some armed vessels tn:ght be sent in search if them. Mrs Garrick, the wife of the late David G trrick Esq. though in her 106th yexr, visite4ll;oren , Theatre no less than three times in the cour►e of 1.1.5 t week. A Lioness, now exhibitin4 in Kent, on Tittiriihty last, whelped 6•ur fine male cubs. I ht. , arne Animal, in October lost, whelped two cuffs, whit:4 s4t.! trod upon and killcd. During this winter, as some labourers were digging ',ravel near the town of Aylesbury, ou t h e ren d l ea .ii ng to Bucl.ini,h4 ii, they discovered ah..nt ?58 hunt skelet. ns, and twenty Skulls tmly : they appear to h.. all males, sad full grown. N.; historical (JI t van tra ditional account exists as to when they were d p , sited there. Lord Nugent has enllerb:d the bones w h ether and in'ends erectiva table: over them. ANOTtit It OF 71.10' BLESSEO Err icrs or Boupro.— rwo men, nametl Dcsbrornti,;h, a navigator, a Id Hutu ! ervon mi!lwright. in eunseque.iee of a Tiarrei at a publiosbi u e (where liumbersiene struck I )esborougn , le.Lht f.r four hours on Wednesday 7'l rr,it4;, at Win well, near Stainicr:e. Desborough hu I Li. ja..v broken, but I-lumbers o .t. died on the lid A Ber:in evt•Ae, (rioteal in ti•e rl7neli jo ;me*, litat..!s. that da.. rolueii , in of Oa._ P cLi ... mao array 1 1361 be e n postioontAs;oe t>ie. Toe Infantry (*Lys :he parfor,L;pll) IR i 1 not leT t le lerst W,.*t zveuales 1 1‘; onstit .n sa4. . Tile D 11.4114. I FT lIRt I It V LASE. On Than:dui week Mari presented a new farce, i i iz d ni g h A o f . aux ; tir, A Trip to Erman/4. plot may he told in u f...itv words ;—Sir Frederick Rusts, Pageant, lisronet (Matilen), having, in 4eTlence of the sodden death i' en elder broiler, ceasiti.l to th title and it large estate, escapes front thrallnn 0C a cheese-shop in the HarousAiwith a than .sr:tilistry share or vulgarity, mid tx.Mnes pas , ately enamoured of high titles and an c i ent N o b : Th. nu (;,ntlenviti has a nieec (Miss Cubits), h vine anal accamplished, by whom be is rcsolvol is, tain an &Wane,: with the Pe rt.ze : hut the young I has most rergerriely, thiPlgh witting her ur knowlc.a . :,e a Imitted a pl.sia Coal loner (I'. Cook the smdi'plited posses,sion of her hetirt. Sir Fred Accoato.,iittidliy his nis.ve. her rosil 'hake (Mrs. /1! and hiss man Tim (Knight), Al the IllrOner expres, "all in the faruiLysysy." takes a sursiner •' trip t, n,„ ith," i n the hop e of there meeting with some 0 t unity ofgratifying:, is High Notions; an.l thither F ' lin the lover, with skip hisservant (Russell), iiilow , Skip, to obtain an introd sietion ilea the Baronet s ! disguises himself as Master of the C:erctnusties u 'startle de,ights the ear of the 13th/tact with th, mise of thaw:song him to some tiareign Oulu immense wealth and onsse.inetie, he contriss convey a letter to the ticks: fnini Fra.tklin, :spin ::er of the plot. The Mailer of the (:eremoni. tires, anti Skip soon ifter returns disguised a prsrti.ed !Tike, mil hr. dropping 11 letter, which li.trollet piAs up, anti reads !i makes him Is that he purpos e s to have the Baronet's name in" in " , he ;lea. !)0..-:1 or veers,` and that Franklin Lard Isla:NA:nit fi'n't'y in disguise. The trick sus and the lavers arc Lappy. Tilts ouii.ne is cuoipleted by arc easy and spri di a l,s 4 e,e, triinsing in:id:int:4, and some very pi , sitiing. Mon lea and Knight sang a very gtp: on the charms of a salsstantial dinner, S. whit• lordly encxyll , ani event eallettfur a third time. popular actors exerted the•svatives 'flair nis:y an,i sttcee.ssfulty, an I k,.-... the h mile in riars of Ism Miss Cabita sal Mr. .f.c.,,1, were highly uppli in several sl'ings, same of which w ere ricor-d. part of Ma,tlrl wis 11l lAI toss triqaig fir such : tress as Mrs. Alsap ; she. linwe e^, helped to cum.. insiguifleanw. R tssal rend :r' I the Miser o Ceremonies, and the Spanish Oratislee, very aro p, rsonages. 1; n/2ilie a•rd the (I'-i'34ne arc the proiln of Mr. Parry. ic was reccied 1 in 3 most flat and is likely to b.•c.r ne a favourite wit. Pub!ic, Monday night a new Tra which had bees wont:et' fir *nue time as 17eing in prepitatior: prodtwel ;it th's hnti:.-r, - under the title Of Siritte part ha l prt.viously announced it as e. from the pea of Miss Porter, and expectation was to the highest piteli t.) witness this dramseic off of the we:te.r of •' of IVarsaw," " Tit, tore Fire , :;:b,” and several oz!ier dvservolly fay Novet.s.The house was crowded in every part previ he rising of the et,rt sin ; and the reeepti .n given t Itae,who spoke the Prologue, pros ed the disoosit tile a ulience to lc if the most fu co cable d s ri tin Piece comin , m , c 1 under the most promisim; an but even before the first net concluded, the fit' awaited it was obvious. It is at all times a or u.s to spe.ik i:t terms of harshness and •• tiny unfortunate Author it is more vspeei.ill, the s.,.bjeet of nor anuments springs from the re female. Justi e, however, dettitods we should, , 1 eoatsi )1, de 1 r , tb,t net•er di:l we haw a pie, deinned which more jtiely merited its fate tit pr. idnction of tai: evening-. As .14 , I.:er!and is cot. to the tomb of all the Capt• lets, it is seare.:ly w? should enter into any dere, lotion of' the plot. fortinwe for us we tut a this excuse fur dip mitt nor uvial clisturn; our difficulty would oth,swis been insurmountable ; for w. rn at confess the , Om WAS arty, &tare I very for beyond our comp sine. We are itivoire.l itt as ignorance , Motives which go•-erted the a-tions of the sever.. inns of the Drama at the Eilliag of the curtain, were at the etatelusion of the Prologue; but if t! thus rose above compreltensio.t, its flight was i. measure tat sue II by the la which fell far mediocrity Kann, who, , teet.ttr:t.., had lice pr: mall chars:AT assigned to and appew almost every voile, merely wit kill throush bis We n•-ver saw him au entirely fail to produce off male an ;atpr.tssion on his stunt:nee, as in his pet :Ulm this evc..ing. Mr Kean will, perhatio,jUllir, self fir thus tiisapp dating the elpc‘Acions of the lie, lay saying he di, n n like his charueter a: piece •tv inttri ut wit. This, hone, . is nu excese,. to the .author or the P Ati author may be roine 1, and the mil.. . H. 7 •.:d, by the fa 1 caprice of teEvrtitrinet •. it exertions a property of both the . the Public, it Tionourtsi %%41 . 1 insight. The play w I I id ) t 4 110 14: ; • . 4 ,k a