The National Register. — London, England, 1819-02-21 00:00:00

OMITTED 1111 LIST SATII2DAY'S G4ZETTEI. DIVIDENDS. . F. T. Waters, of the Old South Sea House, merchant, March 6. "1. Renton, Coventry Street, saddler, March 6. . Le Cheutinant sad J. Vandeu Kerckhore, Fenchurch Street. ruerchania. March 6 L. J. Bucher and J. Barker. Bread Street, merchants. March 6. N. liadimeaaui, Kiog Street, W.t.it, Switlifidd, harness maker, Match 6. J. Mayor, sea. sad .1. Mayor jun.. Leadchhall-street, insurancc• brokers, March ti„ N 'lliortibury. of the Baum, Stroud, Gloucester lsr, of Ilawbridge, Stroud, clothier., March 5. . B. ef Catdifl Glairerganstvirc, draper, Mardi In. S. Jordan, of Lionel:l wit, dealer in spiritous liquors, March C. Tugwdl, of l'entesden ' Kent, draper, %larch 6. Swainson, late of \ l anur low, East StuitiztlelJ, I.2e::llant, March 6. S. Unwin, Dislqq Cheshire, shopkeeper. 'March 6. B. Polack, tilietlieid, jeweller, March 22. .S. Wilson, Liverpool, heater. March 9. W. Collier, I)evon.hire, sail maker. March 1. J'. Ilevereux and M. Lambert, Brabant Court, l'hilpet Lane, irchants. March 6. . J. Roberts, WooJS:reet, manufa , turer, Feb. 16. .J. F. Thr.Likinorwa, Guildford Saect, Pimlico, insurance .:iroter, March 6. G. Cooke 411.4.1 J. Kilnee, of Nicholas lane, merchants, March 9. and E. Tv- CEItTIFICATES—March G. West, St. Margaret's llili, Southwark; hop Merchant. H. U. Griper. Back Street, fiorslyclown, hop at:tenant. Leplailtener, if mattes, watch maker. Dean Street, Yit:sbury Square, merchant. T. Witha.ni. Liverpool, chruaman. Rath,l'. Crow, Ra th, butcher. W. G. Th.eaitca, Great James Street, Bedford Bow, des'er. .Frxn the LONDON G.IZETTE, Ttietda,yi VEMMS RETURNED TO S CAVE IN 'EARL I.IIIEN'T. Scattett, Esq. v. the Eight Hon. W. Elliott, docva«.4l. Guildford—C. g. Wall., Esq. v. W. P. Entt, Esq. now one ofhis Majesty's ust teats of tilv. Court of Kings 14.2114:11. Gus: V.,rinow.n— iloa. v. me lion. T. W. Anson ,(no• V,,cosut Anson), called up Lo tha House of Bleolaingley—Sir %V. Curtis, But. v. M. itussell. Eig. who luo .83.1 tic hit elecLou for !ialtaais. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. P. Tully, Bristol, baker, from Feb. 13 to Aptit 3. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. J. Job, late of Botirtleattx, merchant. It. Ja.n.:, BIWA/4 Caul:let maker. BANKRUPTS. rC. Fricker. jar'. :Irate. of. Stale_ N4Zn3ooa, merchant Att. Mr. \laugham, Gmet St. Helen's. W. Coo'uett, jail: Corn-market, Mark Lane, corn-merchant Atts. Lamb an! Co. Prince's S: reef, Bank. J. Johnson, I.lllM.Street, Commercial.roarl, merchant. Au. Mr. Willey, Wellelose-stuare. .F. Wrkibt, Buif , e Row, merchant. Atts. Stratton and Co. Shore ditch., d. Lomas, Forster Lane, tavernkee?er. Atts. Mayhew and Co. Forster Lane. M. O'Hara,WatfOrd, Hertfordshire. izakeeper. Att. Mr. William i s, Blatatmtan Street. W. Woods, late of dioughton Street. Clare Market, mal-merzLant. A ts. Thomas dad Co. Baraard's C. B. and C. HigitfiJid,, Liverpool. inexchant, AtM. Blaoltsto.:1: and Co. Temple. • NV. Dothaurci, York, ship chandler. Att. Mr. Smith. l'emple. T. Fish late of Bridisort, Doisetalure, victualler. Att. Mr. All.n, Clifford's DIVIDENDS. • Stoneham, Wa/ebrth. cli-eseinunger, March 16. J. Day and J. Spragurell, Tavistoek Street, drapers. March 9. 1. Holmes, J. Ifirris, and J. D. Hnglia4,Long.acre, coact makers, March 9. - • •-• W. Day, New Kent Road. plumber. March 47. C. Oakley, and Brans,Old Bond Street. upholders, March 10. J. W illirms, Lower Coleman Street, paper stainer, March 9. ' • M a re:. 9. W, and NV. Lloyd Lower Thames Street, elopsellers, March 9.. J. F. Throckmortia, Guildford Street, Pitnaca, insurance broker, March 6. geed and T. Baker, Great Russell:Street, Bloomsbury. linen draper ,„ March Is. W. Kdensor. Bush Lane; broker, March 9. It. Baddeicy, Cot:ennv, grocer, March J. an d T. Birker.fdelutrJey Blecktirour, grocers. March 31. J. lianibidge, Stoat co tiie W'old, currier, March 5. T. Willerton, COVerifry, rihand manufacturer, March in. .J. Goa. Liverpool, linen drakes, March 11. R. Johnson, Lane-end. Staffordshire, manufacturer, March `.??. J. C asrlay, Liverpool, marchant, %I arch 10. J. Bennett, ,Mancheitcr, wvallen cord manufacturer, March rt. h. A.k.a.::: ' Atherstoac, ha, maul:Let:nu, March 10. W. W and S. A,tkins.Chipping Norton, bankers, March 9. ..1. Holdna, West Brornwicu, black buckle maker, Marco t t. CIIIITIFICATES, March 9. J. B. Gooch. Warnford Court, merchant. N. Gardner , Shirliley,Btrtner. D. H. Laktiaan,Liv.:rpool, merchant. C. Stoles, Bennington, baker. W. Hart, isle of Wight, seltoolmister. W. R. G. and J. Moron. Hull, merchants. W. Williams. Amen Corner, bookseller. F.. Ehrenstrom, Pen Court, irctichurcb atrcet, aterchaut. • J . tt vlnsaun, M tame Lane, broker. Tit Doncaster Paper says—" an the 10th inst. M . . G r ay • an d his wtte, of r aiiistield, near Mausdeol. 04. re found dead in thew house, the husband hangiug, and the wife w ith .her throat tut in a.shockiug nsanuer. Titry formerly kept the Eight Hells at Nlanstield, and . Lave left three children to sot-. •ioe the lamentable tragedy. ' 4 Flirt toroner had not at over she bodies; so thative annihilate to state the result of the Verifies. The Mate beloaging to the American brig Charles. Grazes Master, lyiag in Cowes ma Wed, took the fatal resolution oa Thurs• day last, literally .to blow out his brains with a fowling-piece, which be did is the mast effectual manner, having idiot away the upper pet of the head above the ryes, and sauend the brain in all chrev ti ens. A Coroner's Inquest sat on the body the following day.— V erthet—Luaiter- On the 3otn tilt. t bey being at play near the fire-stamps on Hewes Nine. Cornwall. his apron wait caught by the maehmory, and he was drawn iu an 4 Lilted before the engine could be stopped. A wo man, whose son haithstely lost an ann. by the same machine, was ay affuled on Marini: os the • fatal acriktent that td.e was seized with aim , alsinas anti soon eN.liticils, anti the father survived tits till, a few POLICE. MANSION 110 USE. 'J. Eflia was charged with entering the home of Mrs. Clark, of Start Strect,•Crutelied Friars, wit•i intent to steel. Mrs. C. had only gotse out fur a few minutes; and on her retitle was surprised by the prisoner rushing nut of one of the towns ; she followed him into the street, and held him until an officer came for him. The Lord Mayor recognized hint, as having been before sent to ft ittewelt tor a similar vffence, to receive a dogging ; anal said, the same thing must only be tried again. The prisoner here exclaimed, " Oh, my Lord! don't flog me ! seml me where you like; but I can't bear a flogging!" The Lord Mayor. " Why man, you had it bat once before, and it did you no good. Supple, ewe now try it twice ; that is, once upon yunremrance, and, in order to make a due pression upon pm, again at your discharge." Costatuitted accordingly. QUEEN SQUARE. J. Close and R. Ives, chiuuu•y.,weepe►s, were on Monday charged with stealing eight silver tea spoons, a sugar tongs, a silver sugar basest,* salver cream ji4t, and other articles of plate, the property of C. P. ituMworth, Esq. of Cadogan Place, Chelsea. On last• Thursday se'night, Mr,. Rushoorth vent the cook for the sweeps to sweep the chimnies. On her way to the None of a 11133ter'SWeep, who was regularly em ptuyed, she met the prisoners, who told her they were his boys, and she ordered thew to come eddy nest morning, which they did, and swept the kiteltemchiamey end another. She tuned knit with the cloth they had, and they went away on pretence of getting another fur the drawing room, but did not aerwn. %I ben the kotinan came down he found the plate , tulen from a closet in the room adjoining tee kitchen. %la officer diseu‘ereil they inilgol lit Gees Court, Oxford Street, which place hit leat , cheat, taut did not find the property, mid lie apprehended them on Melinda) at a Geotleutan's house, in Cadovii Place, and found a copper tea-kettle in theta ►out Lag.—Fully committed. AWFUL EFFECTS or A TunNitta Sroast.—The village of Traw,eyuythl, in the comity ul Meriotietli, was visited, un Saint. Jay evening, the Cht nowt!, by a trenieuibuisty heavy thunder t•toi in. Tin peals wee terribly I nal and frequent, 'end the lightning extremely vivid. Shortly slier the cam. ineucerrieui of the storm, 'the - electric flout, entering the chimney of A cottage in the village, whet e the whole of A tonsi4lien: of hve, lilt by tiftltille,sllUCK the fa thee Awl nue of his sous, hoar of WllOlll tuitnutly extinct, ; another child received so tertre A sielnis dint he lust eu rye, and the rent of the family sneered Vri y maul laity, though not dangetou , :y. Happily there is nu at-couut of auy other &Weir:live etleas of the stout. Tlw 611avr's name was Hugh Tn o n,,,n, for many year, surveyor of the county In idges. It t, 4 Ilr.at lamentable and utAtiietio,y eunaidera lion, that triteltaritalalr aoprrstitioo ill ISO :let to Mitt initiate melt **fin events di • 111. preternatural .•initatiou of Heaven; 5,411' Ibe siolortiroate sutfvrers were peculiar objects of Di%itre dig pleasure. Surely, such Mineral notions ought oat to be en tertaitio4 iu a Christian country. The following is the singotar rite of most of the celebrated Fietteit Grate' alb ACII/Wif in Coe army darning the French Revolution :—Sic toas:t gluria mingle Ganeral D.nnourier. exiled &oat France, n)7 bai a pen4ion of 1204. per axtunalitna the British Government. Ltu suer, Castilla HJacharl, tMc de Lauzua We.teras./a, lioi iu, ' Itossignol, Miranda, a nsave of Caraacas, died lately in Cadiz, a State pri- Guillotined under the Gotta/ardent okiitoue-plerrei I Hoche and Chamnionet, poisoned. K I ilia, aseasinati:d to ......gypr, .. 1 Pichtigru, exiled tram iiltleountry—afterwszd ss t :ar e ! e; I. Beune,Lassessinatin ut AstraOn, in Itils. Malet and L.auorte (the latter implicated is Gem,;:; elnspiracy s 'but. fled from Fr.ahle) sOot fin attemptmg to , a'ivett t.. 0 .roveru meht of fitionaparte in 1812. Ney, shot au 1615, during the Governme:!t of I. , •uis XVIII. Mouton Doaverilet, ditto, in 1815. Murat, shut by order of the King of Naples, aft-2r having himself been Sovereign of that tourney. Moreau, ended from ail cdontty, anti kiliel in battle in the war carried ea against Frame in ist3.. liettiliger thrown out of a window and killed, his murderers not kn.writ. 'fix fullawieg arc at preen! exiled from France •—Grouchy,Van. damine, Tuureau, Savary (Due ue Rovt,,u), Souk. Ilambat, Ber trand, Leferre Demouetus, and the brothers Lalletnand. A shocking' gnat which took place at Maastricht lately, proles both Lost human wiekednew is wititoin bounds, and that the ven geance of Heaven is inevitable. A newly maniedinuple were obliged by the ha:n.3.; of the weather to cross a I:ttle wood on foot. They were attacked by a band of villain;, ill.trtated, stripped suit naked, and finally hanged up to the trees. No trace by which the ruffians could be pursmd remained. A. cattier, in paising,'discovtred the tullintunate victims ; on shaking them he perceived that the husband was dead, but that tit: young woman had slippel one of her hands between the cord anti her neck. lie coveted the unhappy suff e rer with his hock, placed her upon his cur, and conducted Ler to Cho mutat inn to have her taken care of. Coming among the persons who were tippliag. greatly affected, he related the sucking advenuire, and shewsat theta the young womad. - anc M the -puctatirrs, agitated, cried out loudly, •• Heavens! it is the worm that, we hanged !" r. This cry wise clap of thunder for ais accouiplices ' echo k 4 is every direction.; they wens pursued, one of them it oun ilea a Giarfe.me, several were arrested, and there L no dnial.t that a severe act eitlll - will soon avenhe the victims, their families, and society. 'Die (;oats Mat Ind 011 Lel i lay mord uu Saturday week ; the matte' in issue was one of accounts merely. It monk' he impossible to give in Mil idement of the evidence, willowy in suniellll.4l6olT doing iniest ice bush to the prosecution and the delmias ; and a 6111 detail of all the feete.wouid have no in terest for nor Readers. Sihlck li,e sentence in declared, we stall give all that is sufficient to undo the ease intelligible.. Bast TOlttlit.—lt May be necessary to remind the Public, that the perlodlimited (by the Act of Parliament passed last Sessions) for permitting the reeritit of Lank pullers and Tokens in payment kir Taxes, Distie%, Siaiiips, Me. will i k. pare on the bili oh' Apr 11 next; and that :he lire eivers General w tit not accept them in pay nieet troll; the Colltetei. of 'LIM, alter that period. W. %Vitus, .E. , q. M.P. n,et with a inim setions accident oil Weill', sit.i) week, in hunting with the !Illioll li.nliiii., 0%.. lalg Cu s•iitie Ueiniettian of the 'tatty 010 S +lll4 11011 W41:11105 hOtat 55. V. ist hill vcril. To rniNENT TIM SMOYING or A LASTP.—Soiik •ho wick in strong vinegur, and dry it well Macre you use i• ; ii a ill then burn both sweet mud pd.-.wain, and Live much saustactiea fo: tLe bifinig nonlife in preps nag it. ouner. TM' NATIONAL nr.casTEß TIIE PLAGUE. Sir J. Jackson's Motion for a C9mmittee, to enquire whether the Plague he Communicable by Contagion, being one likely to excite much public inte ra, we have referred to a variety of publications, written re. pee' ing that dreadful visitation of Providence ; and we find that it is by no means a novel opinion, that the malady is not a contagfons one ; at leant in the sense we have hithei to entertained of that werd, connected with this disorder," In an Historical Account of the sc. vi ta l Plagues that have appea:ed in the World since the sear IS till,"iby Dale Ingram, Surgeon, printed in 1735, the Author (1) very ably combats the prevailing opinion of ilr being e. disorder capable Of being transported, iu usercbandise,froni one country to another ; and argues, we think successfully, tliat the malady is wholly attributable to the distemperature of the armosplicre, chewing that the materials whichere sup liosed capable of retaining and communicating the Plague, exist all the year in those countries that are liable to its visi tations, although the disorder itself never appears bnt at cer tain seasqns, and is sure to ci:ase when the cold winds set in, and purify the air. In abort, hits chapter on gnarantines is replete with information, and exhibits very enlarged views on a subject,whieli, from its fearful consequences to mankind, mist nece , sarily be encumbered with deep-routed popular prejudices. (1) It is sail, that Mr. Ingrain was at Smyrna in 1733, when the Plague rage 1 r'rere aad that he was 'steam eil as oae very conver sant with the disease. The following just remark is extracted from Shadgett's Weelay Review, a poblicaturn laudably directed to the ex posure oftliose pernicious principles which abound in the works of Paine, Cohbett, Wonky, Sherwin, And their worthy eiradjutors ;"When Frederick King of Pi %Wild was aiding and Mistiming Voltaire in his impious conduct—when kr was ec cubrisging him in his rittacx upon the Altar—lie little inst. gifted -that he was sowiii4 the seeds of a •ystent of usirelliott and revolt, which would endanger nil the 'nubile* of Europe ; skate society to its basis; and be the cause of innumerable ca i laniffies - to the Poeple over whom lie ruled—and of disgrate and affliction to his descendants. Yet so it was. And the band or the offended Deity was never more visible than it has berm in tile depredations and calamities %hick the !loyal Family of Prussia experienced from the hands of a ruthless military Tyrant —an ad venturer without principle or humanity; a in, pussesmil the power, and exercised it to its utmost, of torturing the feelings of those whom lie hated, and made them endure, in all its bitterness, • The vulgar scorn of coign " Monday Mr. Cathie, ui Fleet ?keel, Wens liberated from Ne Nta t e , by giving bail at Judge's Chambers, in' the: anther went by the Sticiety for the Suppression of Vote. • This is the third indictment against him for scats,' the rums work i all of which lie intends to defend .• • Humus AND NioOßE.—Perla.pi th e most pattering eom. pliment ever paid to the gullies of Burns, was by his brother pu e t, moor.- ; who in a letter to his friend, Sir John Stephen. son, en the National Melodies at lee.aud , says," It Burns bad been an Irisli.nan (and I would willingly have given lap all oar claims trponl)ssian for his heart would have been proud of stela music, and his genius would have made it int , mortal." • BRITJSR SE4MEN.—The sixth Report of the Committee of presented to the House of Commons in 1817, sets out with tin• following paragraph :—'• Esteeming the Naval sepal fruity of this con iii ry as the principle on which its eve'. nal rower, internal safety, and general prospediY, in the .highest degree depend, your Committee are et opinion, th a t the sense which :it-y entertain of lite necessity let economy, Casiturt, with a doe regard to the interest Of the State, be at. lowed to interfere with the supportof such a maritime I , rce as may be deeMed necessary in time of peace, nor with the preparations• for its 'adequate angiatittation in the event of war.. And . as Natal external attire in tone of peac e ispririet pally connected with the purchase and preparation ill Mate rials /or future exigency, there is no part of the public service in which an ill-jfitiged teuipoi try economy might be ultimately productive of such commie' aerie expence."—The following passage occurs in the same report with regard to is registry of Seamen : •• Your committee observe, that in pursusnce of the Act of 7 and 8 Williams 111. cap. 21, there appears on the old estimates, .from the year loin down to the year 1711, an an imal sum, out less on an average than 35,0001. voted for the object of a rigistiy of Seamen: this ait will appear on a comparison with the other is., vat esp. nces of that period, was a very considerable' one indeed : and by the same .let a li beral mainieliance for Seamen, their widows and children, is provided out muds of Giceowich Hospital; and though that system -Appear s to be abandoned in the reign of Queen Anne, propp:ii Jlll for a in gistry bare been Incipiently renewed, hat without any practical result, until the change of system iu 1814 enabled the Admiralty to combine it is ith the general system of Gteenwich. Your Committee Gave, of course, becu desirous to esti:, tarn what assistance, in case of enrea gency, the coriutry might expect from the nieu so regis tered and pensioned. They are iuturincd, tliat it is out pus:a ble at pi Clint to make a return of the number of pensioners who may below fit for his Alajility'S service; but the bust M ira anc:. 4 othe• rs of threat a iCil 'at 'arc of opinion, that of the 22,000 otit-penaioheis now on the books, mob as than from Lt,l.lint to 15,000 are capable of relive mud ust fnl service admit, and that a In tiller considerable wieldier might be timid useful to shore or Inn woo se. vice. The espei meet (for such in this point of view it na sy be called), of rridesvonsing to hold a large number of awe Seaman, disposable for the putitle'service in case of emergency, is one of g ICY! UallUU•11 Whereat ; midyear Committee recommend to the Gummi:ear, to pay a minute practical attention to the operation of thra. part of the system. With respect to the pectinisny part Ott, w %list they cannot butt tagiellt the areal i of espcni e, yI4IIP Committee have nothing to suggest, ewe', I that in as much as these allowani'es to the nit pcioiouers of Greenwich hays becti formed al.er the scale of the out petitions of l seeres s they should undergo lite same inurlifkirlions which your Committee lave iecummended with respect to the tattie r iii their Report oil the a rmy /avant( Or PARLt,tmENT.—The following advertisement appeared iu The West &dos. a Paper publistieu at Truro, in the free asiJ independent county el Cos —" Te Gentle men of Forimie.—Any I Gentlemen, whir would wish to sectary sent* tea the nest Parliament, may be aecomnsodated at Ute Rio (nigh of ttttt .—There are bat 13 vote., maim ity eight. All letters, demi:led for A. 1.1. to be left at the Carter foal o.fice, will be daily attended to.—Jan. 21 1619. SEED CORN.It has Inca found, in ram; reemt experiment:. thur; bear nu Ltilurel in a given num ter of -nils l 4 ,••• after having itt.Att.d, whale tY om Of a acute of gu,0,1 bee,;flat bid 1:0 heated have filled to v tgetate . I n eousequen;e, iniolty is on ~ to ascertain wlieditt heqted gesiA t.ut lase tub4uti;tcd s id: eJ • vintw, lot cuulawa FEB. 21