The National Register. — London, England, 1819-06-21 00:00:00

196 I JWM NATIrROAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. WHITEHALL, JUNE Is. Hie Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been *turd. is the same and on die Ix half of his Nliderty. to appoint Sir Sa muel :Cepheid. lint. to be Chief Itaron of his Majesty's (hurt of Eseherpar in Southold, by the resignation of Robert Vitals, Esq. [This GazAte also notifies that his Royal Itigluicss the Priree React has been I leas.^tl to grant his royal licence and authority to George I,es-is Neient.am. of Knistaihridge.ito Mk: the r trname of Collingwood, in addhion to-and after that of Newnh.ln. and eso to hear the arms of Collingwood, quarterly a ith those otitis oan fasuily.l ANIVILTTC! ENT. kRG En. A. Walker, We , t S tailor, from Jure It). to Aug. 7. C. h ttn.Atr Street, ribbuu ulaul;facturcr. frotorday s 9. 10 3Lnt 17. -•- BANK RUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. C Basham. Nor&ch. coaehmaker. W. Thompson Dund:rtittle, Manchester. merchant. BANKRUPTS. W. and J. S InJelt; Newport. Isle a Wight, common brewers .1. Ilayter. Bristol. watch maker. J. Birch. Aston. Hirminyliant. mait•er. B..lo'lnstork Freentutt'a Cowl, Cornhtlk merchant. 11. Park. jun. Si tie.irgt,'s Square, Pot true, coal merchant. A. Knight. Wil•osi Streri. Alluottlekls. calcinicrer. T. I)atincey, Catont,so Street. wurehous. l uau. J. Witlgrn. atrtfo.ti, Kent. piper ntal.er. W. POI. 11'utling Street, warchuudenian. S. Chambers. liontmley. Ilirnainghaut, sword cutler. T. Chilcott. Iltistel, bn•ker. VI; tirade. Preston. Lancaster, liquor incrchunt. 11. Bryant. Not is kik leather cutter. NM W. Jackson. Liverpool. merchants. S. %Vilitishurst, Martin's Lane. Cannon Street, merchant. W. Amulell, Haltom, Es.;cx. buker. 1). Longworth, Little Lever. Lunciuter, bleacher. S. Lev...ridge. Bury Street. St. James's, merchant. Lori. hornier. Lancaster. cotton spinner. G. Seller. Lull,: 'Regis, Dorset, miller. W. Plumley. Wetherby. York, grocer. V. Martina!, Bristol. corn factor. 11l VIDE NDS. Janet?, J. Reed and A. tiMitutl. St. Swithisi's Lane. roer 011antf+26. J. H. Lan, Fenchurch Street, insurance broker— f6..l. Mayhew, junior, St. O.yth, Essex, miller—. July go, 'l'. P.Oakley. Ealing. Midden) t, btewer—ht, J.Coulter. Chatham, Kent, carpenter.-17. F. Hudoon. late of Gibraltar, merchant— i. A. Dantsiger, 'Change Alley, merchant—l 3, W. Jordan. Baruserod. Gloucester. corn dealer—gi, W. Smith, Some. Staf ford, groter—', 2. H. ()swim. Stone, Stafford, surgeon-2'2. W. Jackson, Hanley. Stz.ffurtl. druggist —in, J. Wilkerson, Barley, Hertford, maltster—lo, J. W. A. Snuggq. Lime Street, spirit merchant-13, J. Whitehead. M. Howard. and .1. Haddock. Cateroon Street, hankers—to. W. Gernon and .1. B. Gonjon,. Langfourne Charnher.i. Fenefuir.:6 Street, men-hunts-10, H. Paterson and W. Nicol, Harrow/ Roan, Paddiagmu, nurserymen Norrison,Rudston. York, common brewer. CELITIFICATES to be granted July 10. i. lief. Aldennenl -.ry, builder—it. Hodgson, Fleet Street, eilman—W. Earlker, Walsall. Stafford. itutholder—lt. H. Self, Whiterross-ureet. grocer—H. Chester. lituch.%Venlock, Salop, linen-draper—M. Markt/stir'. ltayawater, Middlesex. victualler— W. Barton. St. Saviour's Cuurch.yerd, Southwark, upholsterer— C. I.aing„ Gerford Street, I..itnehogse Hole, `liddlesex, ship Chandler—S. Caf4l..Mere, Wile, ti.nner—J. 11oy1eud. knot tirtgley. York, !., , roeer—ell. Harris, Wood Street, Spitallields„ etationer—M. l'.4rutn, and J. Pegrout, Artillery Street, Slesknr, dealers. of Otocis. Ottittitittt +. Imp. 0 prr L. 41111 di.. Ittlsa Stock Exchrt r ier WIN IR. du. Guise, for At. G 9 Lowery Ticket, 191. IS.. J3sia. Stock 3 per i eta. 1.81 3 per l'..sis Lor 3 3 per Cruz. 70% 4 per (.ems. gbi ts per Cent, Nary 1,8 1-16 THE NATIONAL REGISTER. L 011D011, NVNPAV, JUNE 21, On Friday we received the Park Papers of Tues day last, from which we give the fullowiog ex- tracts:— JO/1/110/ d's Pilots, in alluti nig to Ott ::111%.11 el . .i,itaty (lIIC Duke of Ilovign) in l A A R S Asks, why lie dues um Cnlue to France, a. the preset': Minihteh would live him a wticome and a peerage it is s.id that the Princess of Wales is io leave Peg. tarn for Rome, aild alai she will ;here occupy palace Corsini 11/41Au Ju5N-; J.—The greatest activity ',retails at Caiiiz in etpoppOig the Heet. Aire:Ply 124 inimport vcssvls h4ce collected in that pore, and they are ing in pros is nits. 04 :it. Ferdiliasid%.rii‘y, the edict net the prtaideaioil w ..11 the churches of Madrid. The corks prohibited by this decree Are to the titi.tib.r of -10, and arc divided into three sl isses. Jo Ile: firs el lfS are it:doled thow prohibited nett to be bowl by per•o:i, to whorl: the ()thee grants prt% are Leelise p;, roris,i.r. to re.,d urollibitt it book%. They igiliGtira If) aillting %%Isiah art! all Ett•ay (11) iu 0(4%,1, ou Coe titctly of Nl:athematic% •• 1 II lblor% of aim I ntuisuior.b of bituti. ita pf r }f~i.i 111 ..li ~ ~~, ~fi~ll bf CiN I I (,!.11i (41111 I) :Cill .LA ph Lovalke, &c. The 0, ti ac prolliWed in to 4411 v. Iv) trviite, Amon,/ wh;clo ate the ":1u• I.',lireitte, &c. lit the third tat. of ht. 1 oil cl.iss an. thit3: la uI use rtt isiou is urikretli THE NATIONAL REGISTER. We it sert from. dm GerisisuPipere an interesting article 011 the progressive decay and actual ruin of the establishments of the Spanish monarchy : MAUBIO. Jests 4.--” Since the time when- Ferdi nand and Isabella began to create us Spain a military marine, it weer has been in so deplorable a slate as it is, at this moment. Its order to form an exact idea of the state of thin,a, we mint go back to the year MO. when King Charles. IV. had the inconceivable weakness to conclude an offensive and defensive alliance with the Fiends Republic ; it is from that instant that all the misfortimes of our missy are to he dated. is was then maid of 85 ships of the line, of which 20 carried .lions Su to 130 gulls. Sixty were actually in- commis sion, and most of the rest capable of being. repaired. The iulantry of the marina consisted of 12 battalions, each of 1.000 men ; and the artillery of 20 brigades, making 3,04/0 men effective. The 3 military-posts of Cadiz, Canhageria,.and Ferrol, had i. am docks, ar senals, mad usagazinesomply furnished with every thing necessary for the service of the navy. Those-of La Car nes, in paticular, were ad ed by all strangers who visited them. Our alliance with France, and the unjust invasion, which was one of the fatal consequences of it, have destroyed every thing. Our navy has been annihi lated, our arsenals are empty, and there is not timber sufficient in the arsenal to build four ships of war. The infantry- and artillery of• the marine have been employed in the defence of the country, and no thing remains of those fine corps bus the miserable wrecks. The department of Ferrol received from Na varre excellent oak timber for the navy ; those of Cadiz and.Carthagena found the same resource it: the four kingdoms of Andalusia : now those fine forests may be said to be annihilated. The island of Cuba furnished a great quantity of cedar, which was employed at La Carraca. This resource has now failed, because we have not the moans of conveyance : and the privateers who infest the seas render it mill more difficult. On the other hand, the Dutch brought us front the North, masts, hemp, and other articles. These arrivals have become %ery rare. Thus, by a series of unhappy cir ctunstanceso he Spanish navy is in a state of ruin, which it will be very difficult to repair.. Hence the Govern ment has facto obliged to apply to Russia for some ves sels for the great expedi Uahappily this assistance has not answered the expectations that were formed of it : these vessels, in spite of all the repairs they have undergone, are very 111 built. Such are the causes which have delayed for above a year the departure of the grand expedition for South America. Posterity will hardly believe, that the armament of a s q uadron has cost more trouble, labour, and embarrassment, than would have sufficed, :As years ago, to send fitly *finis of the line and thirty frigates lota our ports." Thursday king appointed for the celebration of the Birth day of His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, a Drawing Room WaS held at Buckingham house by Her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta, assisted by her Royal Brothers and Sisters.—This being the first Drawing Room since the death of her late Majesty, it was more numerously attentled than usual. Among the company at the Drawing room were, the Duke of Bedford, the Dole of Grattan, the Mar quis of Lansdowne, Earl Grosvenor, and Sir Francis Burdat. The utility of Drawing-rooms, in giving► encou ragenicnt to our manufactures, will induce the Prince Regent, we hope, to hold them as often as convenient, particularly at a period when our trade is so much depressed, and many industrious are in want of employment. Advioes from Janiaia,.of the 21st April, men tion, that Lord Cochrane's force in the "outh Seas, consists of 40 armed vessels of different descriptions. The Andromache frigate, Captain Sheriff, has saikd from Lima, with a considerable freight fur the Brazils. Neither House of Parliament met on Thursday, in consequence of the- Drawing room at Buclini ham !bailie. Parliament is expected to be prorogued the third week in July, by the Prince Regent in person Nlarslial Sault, whose name is crawd from the list of 28 exiles, arrived on Thursday sennight at Paris. It is said he intends to return to Lis country seat, situated between Versailles and St. Cloud, and to live vary retittd _ . 'fik:sday sc'iiiiight, in the important question betmcn the E-til of Fife and Sir James Duff and others, the Trusts,. of the late Lord Fife, tl.e Se cond Division of lite Coon of SesNion, in Scotland, have mtaiiiinoutly re.lnectl and set t isi:te the trust deed :n id deto. of entail, exceeted by the late Janica Earl ul Fliiu. I y t;his aucit,ieu the krtacut. Larl JUNE 21. succeeds to an Ws': of wadi 20;0001 sterling per A requisition has, it is said, been signed and pre. molted to tl:c Lord Mayor, for calling a Common. hall; to petition Parliament to adopt ouch pleasures of retrenchment us will prevent the necessity of im posing new taxes. Th e Rev. W. Gurney, M.A. Rector of St. Cle ment Dane's, in the Strand, is appointed a Domestic Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent. On Sunday last Sir Samuel Shepherd, the late Attorney-General, left town to enter upon the du ties cf . bis new appointment as Lord Chief Baron of Scotland. The Baronetage of the late Sir Edwar.ll Tate, of Kent, which has long remained in abeyance, is now claimed by Walter Honywood Yate, esq. of Gloces tershire, as the lineal heir of the Yate family. SwELT Wirmo. Amount of Duties paid in Great Britain, viz. for 1817, 12,443/. 2s. 21(1,- 1818, 9,34.9 1 . 6s. 110.-1819, 1.5,878 , . ss. 814_ Pater or lluwaN.—Gold .31. 19s. per oz. or Is. Lid. higher than the Mint prim, standard silver is ss. 524 d. per Oz. one halfpenny above the Mint price ; dollars, which are - of as inferior silver ss. J. per oz. It• appears that the Ex-Empress Maria Louisa: Approached the gates of Rome wick the Emperor of Austria, but did not enter the city. She was pre vented, it is stated, by some " scandalous occur. rences contrived by the Liberals" at Bologna, when she was there with the Emperor. What the scan. dolma occurrences were is not explained. The Lords Contmissionens of the Admiralty have given directions for an 81. gun ship, to be called the liath, anti also a 28 gun ship, to be named the Success, to be built at the new Dock-yard, Pem broke. A gentleman has, we understand, arrived in Lon don, with a commission from Lord Cochrane, to raise an aii•of four hundred seamen. In this we are persuaded 'he will find no difficulty. Tlu.t. Foreign bilistment Bill, even if passed, is not to take erect till the Ist of August; so that there will be time enough to complete the levy without coming under , its operation. . . tenderstautlthat Mr. Charles Warren is to be appointed to the Chief-Justiceship of Chester, which• will be resigned by Mr. Sergeant Copley, upon sue-, cecding to the Office of Solicitor-General. The. Lord Advocate of Scotland is to be made a Lord of Session and Justiciary, in the room of the late Lord Reston, and to be succeeded - 1)y Sir William Rae, Baronet. Our readers may. depend on the accuracy of these appointments. There are four Caedidates for Barnstaple. viz. the present Lord Mayor of London, Mr. Nolan, the barrister, Boa; shier Pall Wrey, and J. D. Bassett, Ears. We understand that a matrimonial union is on. the tapis between •Mr. Henry Ball and Lady Jane. Puget. it is known that the gentleman is possessed of a large ihrtune. His annual income is splendid; in addition to which, he became entitled to the pos session of between two and three hundred thousand pounds in the funds, on Wednesday se'nnight, the day he war; of age. An elopement, we understand, took place from the west end of the town on Tuesday. The lady is a married woman, young, beautiful, and accomplish ed : the gallant an officer in the army. It is sup posed they have directed their steps to Paris. 1.. the Consiatory Court on Saturday lust, sen-• tence of divorce wus pronounced in the cause of Temple v. Temple, by the learned Judge, Sir W. Scott. Our readers will remember that there was an action at common law, some time since, fur cri minal conversation, Temple v. Poulett, in which the plaintiff; Edward Mato , Temple, Esq. obtained a verdict by default against the defendant, John Poo lett, Esq. of Addington-house, Bucks, to the amount of 5000/. ortury Park, Surrey .—This beautiful estate, which comprises 517 acres, was knocked down by Nlr. Robins, on Wednesday, at .19,600 guineas. F. Robinson, esq. is the purchaser. Belmont, late the residence of T. Harris, esq. of Covent Carden Theatre, was :as° knot kcd down for 10,400 guineas. The sae was numerously situ:n(l44; erat persons of distinction were present. The New York Papers state, That the mansicn house, called Hydc Park, at Hempbtead halm, occupied by William Cobbett, was burnt to tl.e ground on Thursday, the 20th May. We are happy to state, that part of the master manufacturers have agreed to give Be., tr , and 101. per cut of ginghams, t I, 12, and 13111 g, instead of the late prices, averaging stout Is. advance on the cut. All the workmen are actively employed in finishing the webs which they had begun previously to the turn-out, thus manilestirg their entire ote dience to the law, though it is undtrstoed that they have exptessed their dct,:rminatien nut to continue in tl:e employment of these a Ito refuse the advance, after the present work• is finished." 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