The National Register. — London, England, 1819-06-14 00:00:00

JUNE 14. SeI7'VRD.4I - S li3IiLIA.VEA T. HOURE OF COMMONS. 6ATURDAIN JUNI: 12. _ _ _ Theftivnas:wa a f:w minutes atter three O . CIOCai CAM town, when the Chime:HlT of the Eitsit.apter rove, and and he felt it WOlllll be idle in him to oflll any observatiturt on the minutes of the luau hill villas lie intended now to move for, and which might be discus,eil at .• futrre period in the Itotn.r.— lie should therefore mac that Lave be given for • veond reading of the void Bill at Monday fortnight, which was agreed to. NEW CHURCHES BILI.-1112 CHANCELLOR of the Ex- CISLQUCK also moved for Lave to Wing in a Bill which was intendtal to amend the Act of the last Sessions, relative to the Building of' Churches, for the better accommodation of the public, an:l the poor in partieulsr; he observed that vve Hoene WllB well aware that it wuikl be but presumption in him to take up their time at the present moment, he should therefore defer making any remarks he had to make unless the Bill wets in • nuther st tge. Leave was then given to bring in the and Bill on Mondsy. The !lows: then adjourned to that day. TIM MINORITY On Moslems, Juin:: 7, AGAINSC THE HEsoLittriris—" That :t ii expedient to impose Three Millions of Taxes un the People of this Country. Abel - cm:l,6y, Iln. J. Fittrrald,ilt. lion. Phillimore. J. Allen, J. 11. M. Portman, E. B. Althorp. Viscount Folkestone. Vise. Palmer. C. F. Awrey, Sir John Grant, J. P. Pares, Thomas Buxton, T. F. Gordon. Rohr. Parnell. Sir H. Barham. Jos. Gialiwn, Sandford Peirse, H. Baring. Sir That Grenfell, Pweoe - P.tilips, G. Barnard. Viscount Gritlith..hWir W. Philivs, G. jon. Barnet, J. (iMse. Sir 1% m. Piiillipps, C. M. Belgrave, Viscount Gurney. H. H. Pomonby, lion. P. Bernal. K. Ilaicourt. John C. Bennet. lion. 11. G. Hamilton, Lord . Poilett. Hon. W. Isenyoc, lien. Harvey. D. W. Prink, Hon. E. A. 'Binh. J. lleatircotc, Sir G. Pule. l'ryse Brand, lion. Thos. Hill, lwrd A. Ramsbottoin. John Browne. Dom. llonywood, W. P. Bickford, Wm. Itrongham, 11. I loworth, IL Hicardo, D. Burdett. Sir E. limeres. W. L. Hanisden, .1. C. Sorrell, Don. I'. D. Hume. .I:Ps. Harrell*. Lord Calvert. Nie. Mitchinson, lion. Halley, Sir M. W. Crawley. Sam!. C. 11. Hobarts.A. Cores, John Knox. lion. T. itatiarts. W. T. Calerafr. John Larribton, J. G. ILissell, lA. G. W. Calvert, C. Lnliouir. W. G. Howl], Lord J. Campell. lion.J. Larooclie. John Hassell, R. G. Carter, J o hn Latouclie, Hubert Hiraihold. C. Creent!ish, Lord G. Lefecre, C. S. Searlett, J. Caveniii.h, Iknry I.CMGIII. Sir W. Sefton, Earl of Cliffiird. Ang. Longman. G. Smith, Iton. li. Colborne, N. H. Lloyd, Sir E. Smith, W. Concannon, Lucius Llopi..l. IL Smith, Samuel Crespigny :Sir W.De Mahon. Hon. S. Smyth. J. H. Davies, T. H. I`.lsberly. John Spencer, Lon! H. Denman, Thos. Maberly, W. L. Stewart. Win. Denison, W. Macleod, H. Stanley, Lord Douglas, Hon. F. S. Macilonsld, J. Symonds. J. P. Dunumnon. Vi.er, liasiciuto.b. Sir J. Thorp, Alderman pundits. How L. Milton. Viscount Tierney. Ht.! ion. G. Modal', Hon. G. Mai tin, John NVaitliiinds,, Rohr. Duntlas, C. M.il, G. Walpole, lion. G. Ebrice;ton, Vicotint Mlstmay. P.S!.John Welke, Ed. Eusnai Earl of Alonck. sir C. Western, C. C. Ellice, Ed. Motne. Peter Wilkins, Walter Freeniactle. W. • Newman, 11. W. Williams, Owen Faxis!;erkr, Nie. Nigyport, Itt. Hon. Wilson, Sir It. Fellow.:s. lion. N. af J. Wood. Matthew 1 Ceigivon. Sir H. C. North. Dudley Webster, Sr G. Fiterreeald. Lord W. ow. W. Wynn, C. W. Fitsroy, l.urd C. (*twine. Lord F. TELLER—Iion. W. 1.m1% PAIRED orr—lion. G. Lamb. and the lion. G. Anlnn. On Friday morning his Royal Highness the Cemmander in Chief, with rut of the Board of Admiralty, and the Persian Anthissalor, embarked at the Tower for Deptford, to view the Dock-yard and the ships building in the Royal Arserud. CUYENT-GARDEN THEATIt F.—Mrs. Siddons, af ter a retirement of Several years from the sta4e, re appeared on Wednesdry night at this theatre in the character of Lady Randolph. The perfbrinance was for the benefit of Mr. C. Kemble, and is understood to be for that evening only. The curiosity of the public to see this distinguished ornament of the English stage was extreme ; every part of the house in which places were not kept was filled in a few minutes utter the opening of the doors. In order to gratify as many as iunible, the orchestra was appropriated, at a very high price, to visitors, and the musicians were ttationed behind the scenes.— The receptinn of Mrs. Skidoos was extremely enthu siastic. itud the applause bestowed on the most striking passages was both ardent and just. It is indeed stirprising how much this extraordinary woman still retains of her original powers. Her narrative of the birth and sui - rt•-ed fate of Douglas. the questioning old Norval uflt-r the discovery of the jewels, and the lust parting with Douglas, were all in the finest style. We were much gratified in tl:e scene of the recognition of her son, by the eagerness with which the public raised an occasion, to testify their high admiration of her when Dougks asks— " itai Slid my sir • turimss the rest or mon, " ,1s thou exeeile,t till of x mow kind ?" a turst of Lip:tease ensued, which continued fins some time without intermission. For the sake of Mrs. Siddens herself, having once so decidedly quitted it, we can scarcely venture to hint at a return to her piolission its a desirable event ; but we are sure, that such a made!, even with every physical disad vantage, would do more in the present state of thl stage towards reforming a certain false taste in tietang that now prevails, than any other tircuin stance that can Lt named. Frith.* bring she ssiienver , ssty of Lk Majesty's Wells day, he entered bib, 11,1 Ka yea's-, it n.i* °Lowy( ed Is, and 114,nm:hula tkc cuunty, by 11 e rns'olp I , y dr. :mouth Atka.. gf rt vett. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. HEADS .f a Bud. [as amended by the Committee] for amending the Laws fur regulating the man ner of Licensing Alehouses in that part of the United Kingdom called England, and for the more effcetnally preventittg disorders therein. Pteamble. Requiting prrsons to u hem Limit's shall be granted, to enter into Itecoo:iaatiecs. Iu ruse persona applying for Licences shall he prevent ed by sickness, Ric. lion) al 17 I i Lie _iist.ces, Jus tice. may giant same ors taking serenity. Recoanizatires to be filen with,ahs la. rk of the peace. Penult ) im NlAL:i4lrAirs for livetort. Snrielies to he sworn. &e. Certificates of gnoil conduct, &c. to he proiltaced by prisons applying fur Liceoces. Requiring like recognizance* and Certificates cm grant ing Llrencra nn Alierial meetings fur the pin 'Hist% R. imp, respecting the tiling of recognizances, &c. vi ills Clerks ..f the Peace. In case of death, &c. of Licensed Victuallers, Justices may continue Licence to Ekectilitrs. Repealing pants of Hie misting lissis respecting disor derly Aldo:tors, &e, and making oilier provisions : espvct hag .ants. Pi otlnetion of recognisance, &e. to he evidence of per sons being licenser:. Upon verdict given, parties to be subject to punish ment, 61c. lie-pecting proceedings 'sport infornia:hois for a third offence. Jilstiees may hear offences in case of pecuniary penalties. Penalty 011 Nitio..‘es ' T ripling to appme, Ailott Mg appeal ogiiiivecouvietiona fur pecnulaty pe- Cnits. PHI o. of conviction. Convicii His to be rs turned to the Qitortrr Semions. Peter O. having Lit curt $ V I lshrld only appeal to War tcs Se.sions, on giving lise days notice. Jusi ices to give a qatt went in Wining of their reasons ism refu...l of licence. In case of offence not being Novell, Justices may grant . • _ Licence. Ite 'Junin; previona notice to Ivz gi% en of aiiplirationa lin Driveler* for houses hi reitain CR 1 . 4. Regulating Oa manner of petition:lig against applica tion. for Liceereft. Empowering Justice, in Seal ions to hear mistrals of Pe titions against application.; Jostler,. huts eated, not to act in execiat ion of the powers of thin Art. Crrioni C.neracts by Vietnallera to hr void. Clause (A t—To present Ateleome-keepets from serving. :he ottiee of Con,table ct Deputy Constable. I:ecot fry and A ppliedtiun et Peoaltirs. 1 2 ..rei• 'tog: the City of Sa%ing chat !era and On IV rdnes!.iv afternoon the Eustis frigate, Captain Sir John T. Louis. B irt. non used from the North AlDel station, last from the Chi...apesLe, w herr (tt AtinspoLs, she rubes krd Isis Exce:!racy the Right Ilossoraye Lhastec lingo:. mho hall been ;shout three years and a half Ass. - hassador In Aiorrissa, Mrs. lirgot and hiss rt . els ashes), and 111 e. Haglsee. Pr:isste :h . eietaiy, who loaded brie on Thursday morning, i•lie 1.41111 r, aitil ius uu•diateisgolf for L 1011. Mr. G. Ant rebus has been left at Washinvon, as Charge rlAtrais es, until a successor to Nlr. Begot assizes out. The Co ismisrioness lUsitish 41/41 Alllel lean) fur osrei taissisit Ilse homilies y line are ex 'seined In red their labours in October. They are WI in 1::0 1110 , 1 witis: * .selory manner. Ls utmost all She cars of difference of opinion, she 'scants its dispute n ere conceded in ferour of thi. country. The. crostini of the Am...riven ps ople of all tools 41 IV:1•111114: 1,1 1 Pali<, to the Istrice a • and eson of the I ' m Ils. whilst rise lay loathe f:lresspessks . (12 dass), sliseuss . rril she isnot amica ble situ! friendly 41.11 . 1111ki11/11, Is seems sl to our otfircrs as thougls a redieal change Led been elllsct ell in !he Irs go and sieves of the Assn li:*11111. Nat a slay passe d seldom, Invitations being sent off In 0111 offices% to atiend at mite public <Boners or e,nt es taiosso istr produced for the or. casion. Tim United Steles' frigate Lulea. Captain Henley, and the Ontario sloop vl war, Captsia wine lyiug his the elses,,pe,,ho. °lncurs 0111. e Fos th have a slim nes In use C spoa.os and orscers of these vise's. The E•ue% Woe. U tiler orders to tele the American Amlisassidur (N 1 r. (is indigo) to lass Janeiro, nod thence to 'sourced to the Chine S 5 41, to disuse for Iwo years. Tese object of her visit to these sees was slink rstood to be iiioie isaended tor the exert . ..se and expel truce of the other is and men. Iliro for ady some imps/114M pin pose.. It is, wr mules stand, an admitted tact, ill it no lees than two tills ds of the crew of 11:e E•11 . /4 wee.. 111 stasis seenten. wins had become Anse siren 44101 1 , 11,11 I lie al fortis of legislatise protection. I)isting then mutual 13irmlly stoats some our among the Cr, w of Site Forill rerol/11iil d a shipmate in alni..st esely 1104 4 IliCh rime alongside. On vise occesion, of a butt s crew consistsog of 12 nom, 7 of -them discovered 11.1'61 us iginhl elesrarier. 'I he Columbus, a retina halsty fine Ilt Vi two-sleeked srip..incrced for 103 gong. VC:is h:ting ant 4/ Wia,tingt.its, to seller t the WashotiAton, 71, non in the Nle • ii ice ronean. Commodore Rogers, ihr present Presseesst of the Admiralty Rees sh is exist tied to hoist his brued peodasit its her for 111.0 stasi,s. A MAD CAT.—A number of cats have been lately bitten by a mad dog at Fulham, and its vicinity.— On Tucmlay warning one of these animal: , , whose disorder had arrii cd at a pitch of the greatest f,sissity, attacked Mr. Poynter, a master gardener, residing in the hamlet of Fulham, and bit him most severely, his cries having brought assistance the cot wAs pur sued down the street, but it ran into the Crown Tavern, kept by .Mr. Glover, and Ikw most tiirim,sly at the landlord, who was in the bar, but was tbrtu rately beaten Cl' by 'Mr. Glover several times.— The infuriated animalahen ran at Mr. Glover's son, a fine child, three years old, and bit it most dread fully. The landlord instantly procured a pistol, and shot the animal dtad on the spot. The persons whom he had bit were so seriously injured that the use of caustic was found necessary, and they were "al at the suggestion of an eminent phys:e:en, taken to the :,ca side to be dipptd. COURT OF CONINION COUNCIL. !so On Frid ty the moo crowded Court we have evertue►s. was held cur the tratts.mtiun of much i►uportutt boa-- THZ XIV/ TAXES. Ile. S. Mr. Bornstead rose to move a resolution or" the e"h 'pet of the New Taxes. Ile stated, that in ttttttttttt the resolution lie could not Inn draw roe attention 01 the Court to the consideration of reform, s:csinonsy, and re 114:nehmen!, the ne...J.lvet of which, upH.O the part of Mi— nisters, had compePerl I to question the pirspriety of tile itiyo•ittlici of New Taxes. In what respect, lie lieoeil In know, had Miiii.ters siiewetl their approha• Lion of those principles? Was not their conduct wholly tending to the reverse position? When it was IttopoSt a that two Lav Lords of the Admiralty Altottld he th• - peitseii with, Gentlemen who were of no more use than the tables at which they sat as to the liminess for which they had been chosen, Mmistets rejected the Miitibters had proposed the 11111111C1116C *Um of 10,0001. a year to the Doke of York, lot sett tees which ()Mihaly sins perfranied for nothiug at all. and of eouise• (Averted from an administration or sited a description. Ile then moved J restiiiisioti against Ilse taxes, and Petitions to the liou,es of Pal lIJIIICUL . 4rou wick upon Inc nsidittion. Mr. Favell _Et:wider] the motion, which was orposill• by Mr. l)ittrin, Al r. and miters. init. Was eventtially carried, there LeMs only warn hands raised" agimst it. The Court then proceeded to the Elect'nu of Sword s - Bearer, and tile liillot being closed and earl tile, the numbers o ere as follows: Air. Smiih 80 Mr. King 21 Reeve 64 Piper %Visite Whereupon the Lord Air;eer declared Mr. South to 1* du!r elected. 'f he several Catolielites them addressed the Court, re ruromg th3itlis In their friends. LoNDON II:tE ACT CI.F.POT. The Titlie•Contittitiez presented a - Iteport, shortly statina, that in eon ~.,pieitee of the decided ui q •ostuon of the set era' pari•hes'li the Bill for the incn•asc of the tipvii.ls of the Clcrrc, they had aha,u!oua•d their appli cation; Inii that tile C iiiiii iiittee wu hi prevent A net:lll44 Report of all the p3rli.:ol.lrS ;II A ftil tire Court, with • %l e y, to the sime beingdnly recorded. THEATA EIIOYA L. ENGLISh OPZRA-HOUSE —Ttiii Thc,ntr• %vac ope:ted on Saturday to a *elect um ber the Proprietor's friends, to thew the Meet cf the improvements, which h. to been tootle since last sedum. The house has been newly painted and most elegantly dtcorateil ; the fronts u: the dress Boats are stow ora r enewed with a kautifid insitatioo of crystalisation.. which, we ibeltswe, has never before Iwcn introduced its a Theatre. The gas chandeliers between the 'dress ar,t► lint ciic:c Ire appropri.tely lined tt 'oh rich eoldi 1)r c; and the loilliattcy of their' di plux lights is dm-. by glotaid gla,s c•ntc•r•, by whivit the imple.t.ailt gime is at once et:nerdy removed, and a ilegrie of rtchne•s imparted to the light which, w.• not be nth,. iWitre beht(llXt El. 'l•he rf the Pit has bean ciseteased vetv much. Tile ectlin,; h beta blweroi very Collsiclemibly, by which the internal ,inn: 1/1 the space to lw tilled by the soice•is cur? riled so 10 . 1ellder it a fess dillivolt task for a performer to be heatil its roily p tit of the I r. The Itul mewl"( of this Thril,fe, a e its ty proto:ly chal.enge corarl.!l. sour whit amy °lief tit and in this teiti:.le of Apulia the of the house rump es 1. live( sN.tv li.r that c.iiiraithe I.; uunrtn 'Hittite that is h.- 111 I It i11 . 1(.41%eTh-!•11 , :i•ti or I)stiry-lane. I (ere c sl.all be deLgiiti a by a pvr.,.ct •• !whim; as 'mere th molar tip so nature." hoist the Theatre t..• prt.- ceedvd to :he grand , aloon, which PIK 6:4.n tran-h.r:i from the mote it l.r..eittett to tit tr year, anti 4.i.iv siitist Lys', lolly fhte.l tip as an I{4) piati troti, lomi V. It 3 eu•orrot I:rJlely, the sitiTn,utl tot' the ten• fiLytl up %%.111 5.‘.•r..1 wed ClVel4 eXtrll' . lle - lA. id• whole of. the arr.togett.e:•l., .11.• tatott,st fiste and idolilse libel:lion anti tifort! as.ttther grout iliat in rot :ding ft.r Itte ti..tt the 1 1 .11:tritints are It •tdvit, •,:at none of %Nit. pr l ions email excel ti.ein iu syt't:!i:% . of atnentitat In Ott it ..yetott,ottatiott and aniu,e...eto% 'in thy Egyini..o tt t t t.it Saturday efeni....z, th..de %vitt. tr.. re inritutl tierk . It wi.t) nt;tl oft.li!hled .111 a Cifiteert he the th LI. ICC NJ is, , l:•vel :it Ilion ch..otil .•t• the of recolvtistisg, itt•r ty i, r r 9.1,11 tiopitt.'ettient sioce 1., • t it.".1!011 in laee, lime, vote:, t is•o, itti•lixeciitinit ; Pr..r. 'than pro% etl he ILlti not !ctit•ito.:.l It attrettioli to 1 . .:55:.0t0 to co •r his acrliticant..l.l-; II trier mitl t tottl in: it ti.!% . to retie( :II 1. , e t.ivcti 1 - v Ow Man t2t ts a ‘‘ tit.ohr , 311,1 1:‘ . . . a t :Iti, ii.-,-;.• ,if the 1..•,t sti ..;1, th.“ tile tattle ! , le‘ittl:- of thtir pistil.ts I::nit 4l I) • 1. • 1: r ti:.ly consular:tte' t'llr:!,g the ree;s , . 1 Itcy h.i, e i.owit co t , L . ri i, and we ),,, d ., , iv holm tityy tidy real it 14111( ous harvvst. We i owi.,. !,,: •-re by ilssettmg, that %%el,. hist l . p d .ri Ne%t r !WI,.11•;.1t 41 . ith t.vk 16114%4 c•ot•rt lial.t.:bi anti 16.1 r t ifi .pit a loy than that of S tut.i.ly 11:,011 IVe lnestlay niglo, or ably on Thurslay mornin4 the shop +►f Mr. James Russell, tailor, in Haiemaker-row, Blackfriars, teat• btu:ill into, and Cnished and unfinished &lathy, broad clot 144, &e. s tolen therefom, to the valve of 1001. The rob.. heries arc so frequent in this parish, that we two duabtild whether the policy et . allowing no watt boxes iz& not erroneous; for the titief has only to wait till the watchman lms paw& and he knows tit•: exact time in which he has to effect his purl) use, namely, while the watelir.wn are sitting. ut watch-luyuA: