The National Register. — London, England, 1820-02-14 00:00:00

• ~ ONIMI NFAINOMENII• , 6 Il.'".'1 1:5 •O 4 j orO fd e "WY% #' 91 Are 4ra. ... • 4 1 10 r 4 1, . ~ ANOPP _ . t M -.-. . . • ',. 54 TIDE NATIONAL - REG ISTEA. . • . - Pali IS PA I'.EIIS. _ . lafnatcy of the Line.- Thirty•sevria reginertits of ta o TOPOGRAPIIICAL SITUANO.V UP CADIZ. rsPs- sa' lotions, or 1,1•21 torn to rash reg.:aeon. The regime:id . • , - . NEWS F -a ROM STAIN. of Cents, of three banal' )))) A, of the same strength, raises We think some details relative to the topographi- The following Is All extract from toe Bourtleaux Jour- the tom f ore ,. 10 4.1 . , to men on the peter il stiodisliment. cal situation of Cadiz, and its environs, may „be Light Infantry.-- Ira battalions, making J,(00 men. nal, The Indicator, of theist February. useful to rectify the cotiftised erroneous ideas which a5.i.....-- olive impel fee regiiiitlits. " The nutimer of Patriot troops is tuuch more Curate of the Line .-' !'bidets it 19:iine° 1 ' of fil" , S°3 - are entertained of its position, so important under considerable tnan was at first aIIIIOIIIICYd. droiss ra sh, making 6,5a1 1114111, and .5,...5t, horses. present circumstances. "It Is now mid that there are front 15,1100 to 16,000 Light Cavalry. -Niue regiments. 'total 1,336 men, and Cadiz is a peninsula which projects into the SCR, men occuoviog the isle of Leou, where they are fortify- 3,6 , 3 horses. log them-wives. It is added, that they are abundatitly detiwry.-This corps is composed Or 011 P Company e , 01 a ton g ue of land 4,000 fathoms * in length, a n al 250 • provided with provisions and money. leo violets, established at A leazar de Segovia, of five •*- in breadth at the narrowest part at low water. " General Freyre had not yet put himself in march ec i itents of tnut al finely, n% e slitallioins ut l ig ht , I . oil," This tongue of land, at the extremity of which against then, on the 17th. The fear of a defection on for g, in all, 140 chiefs, 431 officers, 5,0a0 men, and Cadiz is situated, terminates, ou the laud side at the the pin of li.s troops appears to detain him at S.ville. , i:,,, 1 0(111 1101 ..er. end two batta tower of Gorda. From thence it stretches to the This fear is not, perhaps, destitute of founda ion, if it be ~ o n4ol 'in e l e i r i v o . .- r r i e p e p l::;:i , x in e d lti l e east, to what is called the Isle de Leon, a distance trite, m sue are assured, that in a lrst retscont re the Royal " h ere f , 4 , l° , o:l 4 4 l :fli" : : ::::itents, of eight Provincial Mititia.-1 of 700 fttlnns. Artillery had ranged itself on the side of the inalcoti- companies each, in the kinglom of Sll4lll. They ar e Wilts. . log:mixed in firer divisions: -01.1 Goodie, New Castilla, From this point to Mole St. Charles (now St " General Frevre has addressed, in the name of me A n a a m,ja, mot °mama. Th i ele is also a regiment of un- Ferdinand), facing the arsenal of Carat:ea, the dist- • `1 King, a Proclamation to the Patriotic troops, in which lola in the Wand of sLajoi ca. '1 he iniluia is ties er called unce is 2,000 fathoms in a direct line. an eivittesiv is ',tiered to them. 'llic General of the nu.l- t o serve, except in time of war, and is never sent wit of From Mole St. Charles to the gate of Caracca, on conterits, 10 WllOlll it was addressed, et 0000000 unicated it to the kingdom. the Canal, the diAJIIICC is 7'o fathoms in a direct ..) his troops , too a shade mail wisiaed to take advantage The Moab Ipat ,WL'iti.t. -Of this force there arc HO or- ♦ by a circuitous of it.-(l7tc Con4iliitiaiiiii.) tsoised compasiirs in the several toot's of Andalusia. line. But it can only he approached • of Estreusadura, d 1 i Extract from the ir:bwae de In Gironde, if Ike la . . , .. . ami-- .-.°111‘10614. ' fe e CitY of C a d i z akaa' path, anti crossing the bridge of Smut). 141ruary. 114.20 C0111p41111119 Th ese troops, with only a si n g le hate entis,luentiy, the distance by land, from the gate • . Initial of the regiment of Soria, have perm wed Me dots , C a d iz, " Every instant Courie:s front Als,lakisia an i se at f Cadiz since the lust appearance id the w e ) 0„„' of on the Ceacesee, to the gate of Caracca, is Madrid. The inhabitants of that capital dare write no- ;ever. 5,500 fathoms in t direct line. • .„l which relates to passing events. Tins silence, Tbe above is the military force of the Peninsula at pre- From Cadiz to Curacca, by the Bay is Cadiz and by order, confirms the opinion that the Constitutional sea 1, and doe" not comprise the regiment.. sent to America. the lily ' forces are formidable. It appears certain that the King . i „ ee 1013. and which are distinguished by the title ut . bay of Puntales, the dits"ance of 5,500 fathoms , nas applied to i..,, i4 bi l d for assistance. The artillery of the expeditionai les. in a direct line. Thus Cadiz, the Gorda Tower, 1 7 General Fiero- has gime over to the Independents. Go The Royal Corps of the Spanish Marble is composed of an d C aracca, form a rectangular triangle. The A C. the night of 'me 17111 that General had not hell Seville, one Captain General, 11 Lieutenant Gamer:46,l9 Chiefs of side opposite the right angle, which is the Gorda st s ,i,l that hi, mar m i 0,141 p a ss over to the other bide. Squadrons, 14 Brigadiers ot Malin*, 79 Caplan's of Ships, 1 'l'titver, ratssea through the Bay of Puntales. Tile insurrection consolidat e s; Mete are great rumours 147 Captains of Filtrates, three Coniiiaiiirs of Mamie The Isle de Leon is parallel to the Buy of Pun- • of o r e Guard. three Regiments of Istlasitry ot the Marine or Iwo an assembly of the Cintes, fe.c. We hope, bef benefit:us each Makin a t01..l of :Law wen. use Artil. tales to the south-cast of Cadiz. It is terminated !wig, to be able to give some positive accounts, although. , _.), set th ; mt, lair ... g ..i.,.0f05u mil, dividedlute 20 the orders to stop ail such at the fruutiers are strictly ex- sr' by that Bay and the canal of Sauti Peri, which be igade., has me tom Otheel s emelt. coned." • ill parallel to it. I . Ise egress from the Isle de St. • • • . • •-••----- -• • ' 11 • e have received, by a letter from Cadiz of the 19th TIIE BUONAPARTE FAMILY. Leon is over the bridge of St. Suaz o, to the south- Janoary. the follow tag details; they confirm fully the -NO- east of St. Ferdinand. Between th is brid g e and prec:aline accounts, and add new discontents of the high- The menthe's 491 . the Iltionaparte family at Rome consist the bay of Footsies the breadth is 1,100 fathoms. Cal 11111/011.11011:-.. of the Princess Pontine, mauled to Prune Biol.:lit:se ; Tne whole breadth is about 3,000 fathotiss. " Toe patriot troops moonlit to (15,000 Wen; they ~, Loute limmapatie, the ea-king of Holland; Liietea, the form the Rower rat the Spanish army. ._ ....... Poinee of Canino, and Isis fi •Iv ; and lastly, the mother FROM SATURDA Y ArIGIIT'S GAZETTE. reinlorceinents to ice from all points of An da lusia, where of Napoiton Butmaparte. The lint of these pelsollageS 9.44109.- the troops destined for the expedition beyond seas are was the favoinite sister of the ex emperor, and doting his quartered. 'foe soldiets 'h 'hew themselves enthusiastic resi d ence i n Elbs,lie was in the 'taint of placing her close : iti f . the Court at Carlton House , the 12 th d a y of Februar y . present. the King's Moat Excellent Majesty, and the supporters of a constitutional tinier of things; their rat - 1,1 0100 a him illey wi .,-„, i„ „„, t ,„„ y ,, :Members of v,e Privy Council. I) tog cry is, • The Constitution and the Cones r They The Princess lives separate groin her hambatiii, but she ‘Vitrat ' , Les in the Act of Uniformity, which establishes the .. ohserre •,,t the %nue tithe the most severe discipline; the is allowed 10 occupy 1110 aplelollll /01;1"1014 111 the 1111141105 e Liturgy o f the Church of England, provision is made for such only trouble the Chiefs have is 10 temper and reptlate Palace at Rome. At present, the Pi ogee resoles at Fio- altetatt,as in the Prayers for the Royal Family, as . froat time . to • their ardour. restre. Napoleon, daring his supremacy, had elide:sewn e,l time shall become neces ary, and be directed by lawful authority; 41 Wi. t h ese f ee , d ays a d etac h men t o f 1543) me n Ilabringt is 124:_r t ss u is h r41, er iu ra in tl i e n d ie , i ii ii i i t , li i l l i t g o t i . e .. i t i 4 t a s t t t t t t t tt ttt b at u t t ti t i l i m 1116 Majesty was pleased this tiny, iu Council. to sicelaie his royal • g will and pleasure, that in the Prayer for the Royal F. ly in the • roan littera j lined them, with c ies of ' Long live the 4 , ll . ll _e_u_nb e is , I " I l ls withd s raw hint irons Me %notations to which morning serice, tl:c winds " Their !land.. highnesses George Constitution: ' Long live the Nation!' Such of die 1 .- 1 -- " a rl' as app y oisited. The Pi mess Pauline is fond I.t . NOCi- Prince 'V Wars. fite P. lure if !Yoh's. and.. In , °Milled. ()dicers as did not wish; to foilow them were allowed to "' ' That the sauce omission tale Et t ore lit that 4 l; r ar s t oc el cu t r lie Litany meilly.l; vanity oi ii a e l.,,l,,tcii l tw t o w l: a l:lo y a l . . tt t ttttt hie I I t i! „ t e l o a. 4 . l 4 ne i t i t a . v . embark without any opposition, and to repair to Cadiz or . ( I ' . i t e la n t er t :l t S b u e pp t i l i L e . ti a tu ti° t7w in Fo w ni i : of l l ' e raj a . l e ll r e to w be used en the day by the ha?'. executed a statue of her, the sytennet iy and limn:sons at. to the Crown , die words , " Upon the _ "La Caracca has been taken by the Patriots almost r r is i,, „r which is „ loch admired. of his 51inesty's accession 4) """e" i "g 'l"' 11 " 1 "I tteenly jilh day of October" be struck out, and the words without striking a slow; the whole giriison went over invitations fur a large rout; the tutu" of the Menai:on •• Upon Ms basely ninth day 14 f January" be inserted. to them. expressed her (lope, that she should have the t• ttttt t ntuy or Tian in the Player fount% in this service for the King anti " Tne ii ttttt ber of troops with wl.icli they occupy the finch and such persons, "to see the statue 11) C9llll/14 Royal Fa !Vmilya, . the wo rirdns erss i " Their Wales, Royal Ilii,:an be e.,ses A.c e orge Isle de Leon is about 7 0 ou. lighted up." Priacev* let the Pf and omittd. '•Fret:re had his head quarters at Utrera. It is sup- lie'vle:ryendi',)..i.a...b",:ir.‘;,•7li.elir,:%:::',"),...... ii...„ 'self in pals. And lii, Majesty doth strictly eliari,e and command, that no edition of the Cuomo:Sl Prayer be tiom henceforth printed, but posed that he may have been able to assent hle Mu. ' et l l n tr jr • i i iin s i t .. "' lie ne ' ve . i . nineties on political suhieet. ur with tins amendment ; and dun in the mean th in, nil copies of infantry and 500 eatalry. It was also believed, t i ll 2 aTo w t . : - ' such edition may be had, all Parsons, Vicars, and Curates. an h e be nay il into conversing ut t h em *lwo limo- . . . or aisout the 20th de would put himself in movement t •''' • 1 - 1 • within this Realm, do (for preventing of mimetic- ) with the pea, ducted by other a, *lto are desirous u t earning Its 0 111 IP to encounter tile patruns. I ) 1 11 ' coticct and amend all such prayers m then Church Books, He affects an occasional air of frividity in conversation. ow li.. been augmented by the troops who according to the atoregoing direction ; and tor die b e t ter notice lbs m mobility as a veil to the serious deeigns, with who is hr • were at Csreitaila, and at other points. It is other wise has 'Weil said to be occupied, rrspectiug his brother. Ili, liemor. that this order be forthwith printed anti publ i s hed, and sent to the several pinches; and that the Right Reverend the in a state of !lie ateatest destitution." passion for agriculture has li cooled, and is sue- Bishops do take we mat obedience be paid ta the same accur. - Extrort of a I.^ilerfram Ifedrid, of the 23/h of January. cieded by a passion for aitionomy He is in possession dinghy. JAMES BULLER. ot a fine telescope, and sonie whet-optical Man- tttttt :ills, by " •Ine t bari•,oli rat the fortifwil arsenal of La Caracca, --- DIA:21011 ; but he is Ii ~ kle in all these pursuits, and solo. SHERIFFS APPoINTLD rust THE YEAR 1820. , . was compii-ed to 4011 men, of whom tole hail* were o f ." 1111:014.101111 lIICIII. HIS dwelling in It as sinfieteisi by Bedfordshire - Sir John Burgoyne, of Sutton, Bart. ''' the imitiilioo ol' :1011.1, and the other of that of Valence , , 1 - . * 041110.0111 e, 111191 he has often small parties isi the mum/ Berkshire -T. IL A. Earle, in Swallow fieltl y Plt k iee. , Esq. t Tih•y have surreinlered tile post in the Patriots, with for ttttt sie or dallying: two of his daughters play and crux Iluckl".6 19 " 1 ". 1 " 3. " -t ' sh," l ." t illidg",l9* l ur k , E 'll , . eL 4 whom they have. ut o d e c o m mon c.iii-e. I Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire-1. Burgess, ut Lenwick, -.. . prettily, and express a pat Wilily tor Seeteli i! snit, el)* - " 4 "It is indicted that set rral officers Of the army, t i d ily that puirlisheil by Mr. Tho fEd mson, oinhoi gig : lOW r Cheshire-J. F. France, of Rostock, Esq. w which takes the title of the Constitutional Army, has' of 111 ,, i1' figtontiie nits is, " Scots wila 1191 . 41 al' Wallate Cornwall-W. liiisblidgh. of Aleenbilly, Esq. e `h. - , rect. is cil nussirms to dilterent pro; lures ut the Peitinstala, bled.' Ills eldest daughter (the flint of hi• first Mal rial(t ) Cumberland-W. Looms], of Brayton 'loos:, Esq. mut lt,,se st-I out. wits wail ied to a Roman nobleman. Her nuele Inc', al Derbyshire--F. Mundy. ut alaikeaton, Erg. " J " Governor Valdes. formerly King's Lieutenant at , Cal'oz, is displaced. It is ton known whether it is by iiiikr of its Court. lie iias sin -ail, on the subject, very extraorthoary reports.. Lillie Patnais are masters of the Co. ta.lina. it will establ sh it v. rbal comnitinicati n tween toe sentinels. of Cadiz and the advanced p o sts of tom period, designed her to become the •pouse of Peril,- Devooshire-I{. Hunt, to Sun b ury, Esq. tialll, the pri•rieut king of Spain, toil alletel aids alit' ed Horsetslinc-T• Bitten, or Warmwell, Esq. his rlaii, thinking that something mole 094 S twee tit dep endence of s•iiiiii mum hi teener . the ft . .. s em, to E . b.itX-Slr T. Neave..of Dogitain Pail,. Bart. Park, Bart. • oust po. rot Gloucestershire-Sir E. B. Sanely... of Misatien 1 - •. ' ii• •1 ll' 'l' P • . ft!: d • P k Es' 'll. he mother oh ',Napoleon, flannelly ingilifti dby On title cre. Ore s lire- . Perry, o ar isay .1 i. • •i• of MSllllllll' Mere resides, together uilti lit•F 01 o -Iter, Cai- rn I I' *els in the pitait,t ratrott, D y ke, o l i : . 4)uk, of Nun:awry. LA+ Luillingstone, Bart. saui s o u was even said to have Drulne a insoles'. stilly 1 iii ,... in . 11 ,•,,,, w . 1 . c . c 1.1 h aw boys the Nouns. It is impossible to calculate the effect id `. I 4 e a' ' • • '. ' S.. "' . 11v" iii 6e . r ." .. I KI . l e tc. i ir e itt , l7 s i i rd et hir h l'i ree '.-j - D J Y . k (7 Ito ke, of Little Pemling, Esq. 4. . . ' 1 *, such tom ololllliejill , llll. The COllll is 111 lunch iiiiiiie- one ' of her former ladies of lionain ri•incilis ,ilk lie:t ; _-_____..s.. f .-- , i . . ... it. Culbert, o . s ~ 4 •. torte. S.l venal he will, the Royal army destined to she occupies, however, a 11111 Salle of apart, t : . \10:4111001911.191112 -Sir - A. K . emeys, ot Madras, Knt. 0 reduce tite itisarreciloo a A 11111/ICA 1/110 slowly, and lire- h an d s omely furnished, and with a 1.11 0.119.1 atielition to "e" 11 . very Neirtoik-G. S. Kett, 0 1 Brook, E•ip Nortliaiiiptolisliire--I. Cools, of 11,A)tIo0rpe. F.Aq. il bestial or of the spirit will' which it is JIIIIII.IICOI. Tile 11101911 uf the nor" eof L"e"e" "" "1"i" subjects, I:tit speaks Nottinglaumbire-Sir It. ("Mon, ot Clifton, Bert. s•' Caralmwers form the m ost : mid Iw o of it. This c or m with tears in her eyes of the Ea.empesor, display, the Ostitnishire-T. Fraser. of woodcut House, Eby. ef Elite, wk.'. Coollllele. 110 s wit c•mlig of ;um .. 1 1,,,,, feelings ors mother iii her latignage respectillg him, anti Itutiandshire-R. Shield. of . \ N tug, 1.". ! ,q. 1 e , tillInps1110.19.`:1. TaylOt, ut Ellen" Esq. / 500 oleo : it has hall, al all Mlles, 1.10 I.rtedege of h. ma 14 " 3 " t6 I "' he II " 6 " *5 iiiell io toy at. his I''''''l4 since ~,,,,,,,,,,„e 4. hir , (;,, .51. IL N a pier, ot East Pennard, Esq. ~,,1 34, ,,g , ih e lairgesses. soil of nut beilig hawked ; it is his utiou at St. Helena, loudly cli . e h risliieg ine hoer, (A isecli -1, Suill'ordsliire--Al. Walliouse,"iii llatherton, Ilsq. 4 niore reirotvoed low its firimiess and courage 111 sellout, appeals 10 prevail 4441111 g the a . 11e1.1A ut IS apal IVO County of Southaniptun-.1. Scotts, of linhertieiti Park, Esq.. A that the Eisgiisli government ie omit finally set him at than tut its wit) I disci iillne.• hutiolk-G. 'Thomas, of Wialbritige, Esq. Sussex-W. J. C:nepitia. of I/tinny, F.Att. • A liberty : and gen.:ratty cuitetud..s bit.' smile :44014 etieto • l e ------------- Su . •y-11. 'Flower, of 12ns:etl Wood, Esq. . , • 111 E A Itil Y tir is,el 4 ll. win . s OU the eltartieter of tile litiAtish ',t wo , ~i: t i t h e .t .. .. 4 e .........- istrosity o f win. II 10 declares heiself well at:gum-nil. Woo wickslinc-C. It. Wren, of Wioxliall, Esq. • , MaArmie Mere bas evideutly been very a tine %Milan lath. i Wiluitire-A. Goddard, of Swind' on E. q. s. The public attention Is, at the present moment, 1 advanced period of life she still 'milts Well, t lirou • a I lie Worcesteraiiire-R. Gr:ffitlis. of Thorip•rove. Esq. -, SO ausiously directed towiirds the inlay of Spain, aid of her toilette I her matureis are even ili,,iiia it: Sae Yorkshire-li. Val:sin:is. sit' Kirk Lei:ilium, Est. ••1: in consequence of the iostirreetion in Andalusia, : 1 1 1 11rats a 1 1" en, am' " e 'I", a , da her Ihm:;:itris, alas lots :. trETII WALEs. .1. that our retulers will probithly not bc ~ Carmarthen-11. S. Pemberton of I.lanclly, E . , di s ,A eabe d toms o f the vulLar /timer. of i lie :aa: , . of Ile. Iltlooap.o .. .., ~. ~ . . . .9 .. .. . CI re ~.... • . 1 family, which *tie so 9 :oily :us el etl,lel h. I',, um ., l a sill ,. 1 tallbllnke9. :1. I lassups, of slemeii, Lae. with the tialuwini; ssetcii of its organization and i of the 101/1111 in Lucien's palace is ii bust of N acot. Boon.- Cardigan-11. Ro h ers. of Getty, Li. strength :-- mute, the father, w hico • %loons a vouatemiare so reimo k Glamorgan-R. Itiakemore, of Ventielra, Esq. Brecon-T. Price, of liiii.t.i. Fop - te„,„,.., 'tell ri, Ile decay. The Infant Dun Carlos, able expressiool Mier, unwed, isan th at of Napoleon, toe .. : 11 . . - - ' E rgs f y - 0--bei • o..•itito ; 1.14191 C..pi41111. ClicUrnli, of 'Alvan two a r e nu . ; o f t h e l' s . h is ) .l Itkal urAl9 LIIIIIIIIICC, ot 11 arve„ Esq. '''' Ei m lissi„ t ,a. IN. Irlsee of Wenitsetim and Mar:dial Beres. NIIRTII 11 ALES. Anglesey-R. Lloyd, of Tri b auan. Rai. 's lord. l'cii Lirsiteheal Genera., ; IS.' tklarrelods de Camp ; {33ltrasneiero. 'falai, 7. - .)5 6....eit0 other. Letters were last week received in town fr o m ci_smarvoti-W. 0. (rote, of Clenneney, Esq. merioneth-T. Fitraigio. of Cumin:him - 1, Esq. •-•• aridafaryi Jividsrhoid ul the Ma k e -Ft m miiiirliuns of holy MarKilles, by a house of the first respectability, lontgoniery-.1 B. W 'Manes, en tilanhafran, Esq. • listen •••, ..id a crinoority of Hanle is. it 40114.411 y of 101 - Muting, that a Britisit therebantinati hail ."oiled from Denbigh-J. 1.. sidisbury, of Galltvaynan, Esq. 1b5041,. , i... 'la. reg o,h. of iiihnitty of tar Ruyai Spoil's', shut - J. Knight, of Ritual. E.q. the latter place tor Leghorn ta order to convey the Gisse•i ..• tiore battalions, funning 3,001 men fur earl, Q u ee n . , sea •ot. A to igade of royal carnineers, forming rum squad re 11*. the c omment. W. Boer, Church Street, titeenwich, butcher. Solicitors, Messrs. C. and R. Parker. Grixa wich.