The National Register. — London, England, 1820-06-26 00:00:00

F1€O:11 SATURDAY NIGHT'S This Casette notifles the appointment of C. Bugot, Esq. to be Page of Honour to his Alajoity in Qidinary, vice the Hun. T. W. Craws, promoted. It also notttica the appointment of W. Wiltar., junior, of Winslow, Hocks; and T. Howes. of Northainpwn, to be. Ma sters Extraordinary in the Cunt of Chancery. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. P. Jay, Cavendish, Suffolk, say manufacturer. BANKRUPTS. T. and J. Perry, Reading, Berks. ironfounders. Solicitors. Messrs. Few, Ashmore, and Hamilton, Henrietta Street, Cu. v.au Garden. J. Cragg, Erpingham, Rutland, corn dealer. Sole. Messrs. Alexander and Hanle New Inn . J. F. Golden and N. Wood. Gosport, Southampton, mercers. Sob. Messrs. Alexander and Hohne, New Inn. E. Robbins and it. B. Nluchall. Birmingham, merchants. Soli. Messrs. I.ong and Austen. Gray's Inn. B. Aston, Red Marley d'Abitot, Worcestershire, corn dealer. Sol. Mr. Alb:eked, Broad Street, Golden Square. J. Morley, Liverkool, hatter. Sob. Mays. Lowes and Cow • burn, Temple. T. Cassidy. Liverpool, feather merchant. Sob. Messrs. Ad• Wigton and Gregory, Bedford Row. W. Pettinger, Sculcoatca, Yorkshire, wood turner, Sol. Mr. Shaw, Ely Place, Holborn. I. Crowson, Boston, Lincolnshire, innkeeper. Sols. Messrs. Ledington and Hall, Temple. W. Walker, Wortley, Yorkshire, merchant. Sols. Messrs. Few. Ashmore, and Hamilton, Henrietta Street, Covent Garden. S. Woods, Havant. Southampton, grocer. SoL Mr. Minchin, Gray's Inn. C. W. Daniel, Bath, jeweller, Sol. Mr. Easton, Lambeth Road, Southwark. DIVIDENDS. July 17, S. T. Harding, C. Oakes, and T. Willington, Tam wurth, Warwickshire, hankers-17, G. and G. Wrightson, Maryport, Cumberhuid, herring merchants-18, T. Lloyd, Tibberton, Hereford, tanner-17, E. Forster and R. Wyhou. Newcastle upon Tyre, merchants-22. J. Alayhew. Keppell Street, Russell Square, upholder-17, J. Wirknoii, Addle Street, Wood Street, merchant-23, W. P. Evans, Pwllhely, Carnervonshlrs, draper-18, T. Taylor, Guildford, Surrey, liquor merchant-22, J. Morns, Manchester, hatter-18, N. Brooke, Southampton Street, Strand, shoemaker-21, S. Fisher, Winchcombe. Gloucestershire, mercer-2u. J. Wick.teed, Shrewsbury, starch maker-17. J. Pratt, Banbury, Oxfordshire, innkeeper—lS, J. Smith and J. Forsyth. Princes Street, Bank, merchant-•-15,J. Grant, Coleman Street, merchant. CERTIFICATES to be granteu July 15. D. Cox, High Street, Borough, steamer—W. Holt, junior, Rochdale, Lancashire, woollen manufacturer—F. Wition, Dur ham, greeer—W. and J. Shirley, Shelton, Stafford, potters— J.Grant, Lullington Mill, Somersetshlre, fuller—H. Billinge, Liverpool, printer—M. and G. J. Ross, Dowgate Hill, mer chants. VIICC of Cocks. Bank Stock Omuium par. per Cent. Red. 68i Imp. 3 per Lent. 1 per Cent. Cons. 70/ India Bun& 12$. dis. 31 per Cent. 77/ India Stuck 4 per Cent. 861 Exchequer ilills 2s. dis. S per Cent. Navy 1041 Cons. for Ac. 741 Lung Aim. 18 Lottery Tickets £29 10s. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. Bonbon. MONDAY, JUNE 26. There is a certain set of Men whom Shakspeare des cribes as " first mouthed, and last swallowed, &c." and to this class does Mr. Wilberforce, in our opi nion, decidedly belong. Without that noble feel ing that should form the spring of all our actions— without, that deference to our Queen which her recent noble conduct has inspired in all but purely ignoble bosoms, he became on Thursday night the petty and contemptible tool of contemptible Minis tars, who having disgraced even themselves by their recent measures appear to have prevailed upon him to come !inward with a motion for an Address to her Majesty, which if it be divested of the garb in which their united sophistry has arrayed it, comes to the point of urging the Queen to give up every thing which her honour, her innocence, her character, and her future happiness demand—that the honourable and religious Member for Braniber coshl stoup to such a commission, does but little astonish us who have long been studious observers of his political motions, and those of our readers who remember the present manner of returning the House of Cent mons will be us little surprised to timid that the motion was passed by Ayes 391, Noes leaving a Majority of 9.07. Her Majesty has now to add another feather to her heroic plume of recently ga thered honours, and from this we ardently hope she will not shrink. She ha:: to say to the House of Commons that though they may have power over her life th have no right to. call upoa her to com promise what is far dearer to her—ttEn HONOUR. Since writing the above we have received an ac count of the presentation of the Address of the I-louse of Commons to I- t and her reply, which we insert in anot.n,l part (door paper. Ikr Majesty has, we rejoice to say;lustitieti our hopes, and by her spirited answer has proved her claim to a boldly consistent line of conduct, which could only originate from a knowledge of lIER superiority over het enemies !!! THE NATIONAL REGISTER On Friday we received the Paris Papers of Sunday and Monday last. On the former day the King held his usual Court, At Poictieri and Nantes attempts have been made to excite popular riots, by individuals parading and exclaiming, the " Charter for ever," but their efforts, it is said, proved fruit less. The Brest Courier of the 14th contains a decree and proclamation from the Mayor of that town, confirming the account, which has already appeared, of disturbances which took place there on the arrival of the news of the Election Law having passed. The attempts of the rioters were, however, frustrated by the active interference of the military and civil powers. The discussion in the French Chamber of Deputies, relative to the expenditure of the present year, still continues. Although the Capital is said to be tranquil, the Police and the Government are not free from alarm. The ramifications of the late insurrectionary move ' ments are developing themselves daily, and on Thursday several Students of Law and Medicine, implicated in the late riots, were arrested at their residences. The Police Authorities Lave issued an Ordunnance relative to strangers in the metropolis, obliging those who let lodgings, from day to day, to register the names of the persons who sojourn with them, and to send a duplicate return to the Com missioners of Police, Foreigners are to present themselves to the Ambassadors or Ministers of their respective nations, to be recognized by them, and these belonging to States which have no accredited or diplomatic agents at the French Court, must procure a testimonial from two principal bankers or citizens. These are excellent regulations to detect or guard against swindlers, and they are also a proof that other persons besides the inhabitants of Paris are suspected of being engaged in the late tumults. The rage for visiting France is abating, and the recent constraints imposed upon foreigners in Paris should operate as a hint to our countrymen who are there, to depart. The Electoral projet which has passed the Chamber of Deputies has been sent by the Peers to the Bureaux for examination.—lt will afterwards be discussed by the Chamber in a general Assembly, or a Committee will be appointed for its consideration. The last day on which there was any riotous assemblage near the Gate of St. Martin, about a score of the seditious had taken refuge in the hackney coaches standing in a neigh bouring street ; an Officer of Gendarmerie perceiving it, ordered all the coachmen to drive off the Gen. denten inside, and conveyed them to Ave- aria Barracks. The Madrid Gazette of the 6th instant says, that " the King wishing► to conform to the desire expressed by his Most Christian Majesty, has ordered all Frenchmen to be set at liberty who may be detained either in Spain or America, for being without passports ; for espionage, or for having assisted the Spanish insurgents, or served in their ranks." FRENCH FUND!.—The Five per Cents. on Thurs day were 75f. Sac.; Bank Stock, 1,5,-)0f. An article from llamburgb, of the 3d of June, states, that a great qua n tity of gohl .11 bars has b ee n shipped at that port for Looth.n, the property of Mr. Rothschild, and that the ship was to s..ii un a few days, unless detained by contrary winds lie writer ad.ls, that in coiLielpienee of ship. anent the prier of 4uld Wit:; considerably rais:'d iu the I lamburgh market. This circumstance, it it be true, would exercise a greater effect upon the movements of the gold than even the winds them. selves. No shipments of gold by Mr. Itothschil.l Will materially affect the market price of that article tither in London or ilamburi;ll. WFsr:AINsTEa Er.lttvii.—The appointment of a Westminster Nlecting to address the QUeell is post poned from day to day, like the parliamentary ( !isetissions on her Majesty's afliiim The luilowing note, front the Deputy the last intiatution which the Gentlemen who siginal the Ittajuisi.iii have received re-vet:Ling the business:— .' sin,--lti reply to your now just pit:civet). I beg to cry, that I baya rcceived twortietions from Nlr. Mortis to postpone rising the il.iy for t h e Westminster Mettia.g id/ after Vitedrie:Aiay next.--Yuor obedient scrvsut, "FRANCIS SMEDLEY. " 12, Ely Place, June CITY ADDRESS TO TILE QDE E N.—A reijuisities to the Lord Mayor, to convene a Common Hall f this purpose, was presented early last weep; bat his Lordship, wha, in his own phrase, " did not like it," begged for time to consider, as the Parliamentary proceedings were in a state of suspense. Yesterd..y morning, howeves, his Lordship condescended to appoint next Friday for that purpose; and we hats no doubt that it will be the most numerously at tended Hall that the City has witnessed for some time. Col. Bosanquet has received the King's commands through the secretary of State for the Home De partment, to signify to the Light Horse Volun►eers his Nlajesty's pleasure that the regiment should be on duty on the day of his Majesty's ccronation.. SHIP NEWS. rLYMOUTIT. JUNE 19.—Arrived the Henry, Loves. fkrn Fitune, in 73 days. She sailed in company with the Mint, :or this port; and on the 44d ult. off Cape St. Vincent, spoke the brig Juno, of London, from 'Trieste for Amsterdam ; and on the 13th inst. in lat. 48. long. 14. lfi. spoke the Eagle, atom Erica for l'rince Edward's Island._ _ DEAL, JUNE 20.—Arrived and sailed for the fiver the Atlas. Maine, from Bengal and China; and 'twins, Fain.lough, fio..i Lisbon for the Baltic. Arrived and rernsins the Barossa, dersoil, front Bombay. Came down from the River the Pollux. Hadawav, for Gibraltar; and Spring. Snowdon, for Malta. DEAL. JUNE 22.—Arrived and sailed for the River the Al bion, Dryborough, from Smyrna; Dart, Corbin, from New Providence; and James, Dunlop St. from Kites. Pasted the back of the Goodwin Sands, all well, the Albion, Brown, of Boston, from Java for Amsterdam. out 124 days. The Dart remains in the Downs, having lost two anchors and cables. PORTSStOUTH,JUNE 22.—Passed by for London the Admi • ral Cockburn, Briggs. from New South Wales. out 113 days. On the 15th inst. spoke the Louisa Anna, of Poole, for New- foundland ; and on the rth inst. the Kingston, from Jamaica, out 49 cloys. PENZANCE, JUNE 20.—The Dove pilot•boat has landed the passengers from the French ship Aliner ee . f rom the manrai t ts for Havre. She sailed 10th March, at which time the island still rem tined very unhealthy. MARGATE, JUNE 22.—An anchor of about 59 cwt.. and a Luge chain cable, have been taken-up by one of our boats, and landed here. The General Harris, and several other East India ships, are in the Channel. LIVERPOOL, JUNE 21.—Arrived off this port the Loran°, from New Orleans; James and Isabella, from Charleston ; and Cognac packet, from Pernambuco. The Ewart and the Com merce parted from their anchors and cables at Rio Nova on the 21st April; they put to sea, and got into Port Maria. The Hope, Nailer, irons Cuba and Jamaica was lost on the Isle of Pines. _ HAIWI CH, JUNE 42.—Arrived the Princess Charlotte packet. with a•mail from Cuxhaven. WHITSTABLE, JUNE 22.—An East Indiamsn is now on shore on the Shivering s a nd, having ran on shore ne.o high water. Many smacks from this place are gone to her assistance. DEAL, JUNE 25.—Came down freak the Iliver, and one brig, name unknown. HARWICH, JUNE 23.—Sailed the Lout Duncan racket. ter Holland; Lady Nepean, for Cuxhaven burgh—all with marls. I and Thetis, fur Gotten. PORTSMOUOII, J ume 25.—Arrived Le Desire, Angot. frorn Hornfleur ; Le Paui, Hormel; and Le Union, Guu2a..k. from Cherbourg. Sailed the Minerva, Dale, for Qui. ; Malay. Mortimer, for Amsterdam; and the Harlequin and Grecian, on cruizes.—Passed by the Isle of Wight the Ceres, Vistuan, from St. Thomas's for Amsterdam ; and Frederick,Le Mesurier, from Martinique for Dunkirk. PLYMOUTH, JUNE 24.—Arrived th e Venus, Lavin, from Benic.irlo; Triton, Carter. from Malta; H enr y, f rom Jamaica; London Packet, Tracey, from Bostun for London, in 22 days; and Emma. Baugrnart. from Calcutta f or London. 113ittbz. In Sldmouth street. Mrs. !oho Olding, ore son. Ilunniug, of !Sere:not si reel, Itvakil s q u a re , of a sob , At Shrubs hill, the lady us b. Mane*, es y. of a too . The lady of the Rev. Joon Greenwood, o f (A r t i e, 11,,,pitot, et daughter. In Great Russell street, Rtoonishary. Mrs. L. O. Hansard, of a son. la Parliament street, the lady or R. W. flail, G s+ of Willem/US, Essex, of a dau,;hter. At his house La Wimple street, the lady W Capt. Redd, C. 8., R.N. of a daughter. In Savage gardens, Triolly square, the lady of IL Gerbardi, tag. of as us. At Guernsey, the lady of C.apt. wolh,7th KN. 8., of a daughter. ielltnirD• In April last, at the Cape or Good Rope, Mr. William Cprluger, of Cape t,mlll. 11101 01,1111, to Johanna Catharine, second daughter of H. L. itheekentsvrg, es t. of the same place. At di Igliton, It. Ingram, esq. of meyninit.SlllloX, to Marf.YolraTell daughter ot late Rev. S. Loatoelc, 01 Lam Griustead. At zu. Mary's, Islington, It. Davidson, ea+ of Rig•lsttry perk, to Miss W. $41161) - , of ilighbury grove. On the 2Gth April, at 'lmitation home, to the Island of St. Doter,. Count balatain,CvUllUiPlit.lale of his Majeity Uts t.taperor of KliSila„ to \fins harlotte eldest das%hter us Lady Lowe, ud vend daughter of Sir J. folit.o.u, bars. At st. Alban's, (.ee.go !sear:hole, ext. to Mary Emma, youngost d., ~Lies of the Rev. J. Lowe, At orcenveiels,s, apt. 1 Pick, It. N. to Miss Katherine Martyr. At Itaelsomv , Air. I Is. Eve, 01 t o Mi t iy,elitelt daughter of Mr. J. 5" afford, al 111.: toriorr place. Lowhoril smell. Mr. Edward gro o ms°, of Loodou, t o Emil), iiim.gliter vl air. lhlsmau , of At :Mary lehuoe li,W chinch, Em.opo, , 04 . so Catherine daughter of .1. Er) lot , es.. of hake, street. Al at. l'Aiws.si [bench. Captain J. waso t il . 31st regiment, to Mary Anse, si.ter f I. . I.l o by, o l atel) hauls. At ' 55. la. "" . t 'l• ( . 1 Delue ,4, a, to Huntley, daughtvi at W.Goviluu, est. of Aberdour. A be.Aceashi. At Nails, I. 11. Urquhart, esq. of sevelioak s , Kent, to Louisa, Cl t h.St daughter 01 the lids W. binittier, wq. of Poole, Do,aet. iOirD• At his house is Pesisham rye, Mr. W. nrit tg , fete tof rarthul , maato Corr, aged 73. 11.1.k0r. tog. of (insets lane, Chelita, a:ed Al 1,1.1.1 t, Mrs. Fiances Sirens. late .gel At her lowan Ia Potent! et,virt, Mac blusinous. widow art the , its Dr. sinsin.m.. .11 Mane, Dewed, 3. Cassara43.4,•sq, of ronerells, ti.i.s. n;e111.1. 1 - .leamor Slotlh4, ol•le.i (Outlier of the Ilk Thom is Dz el 4. I a A.ia , '1at..111.11.. 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