The National Register. — London, England, 1820-03-13 00:00:00

'rat .. GLII'M M. S PA I'l: I:S. --.o—. ••• , . .•• AV0.:141,0R0, Ftill.eo.—NotwitlashitHlirte: I he. ei t :ilanee stwa ~,,, 1 .C..1 the police, tue attar ks and witioultng of • writie'll W4ollll4rar al i ne 10 .111 C s,r.-tis in sae' -evellitni sill etrilione. As the perpetrator dots not considel . • lemiscif sale hir thertitlie street. on act:mutt 0t . ,11w pal- Ink, set in wateh him, he now lweies to titral into know.";, and then to patify his tricked inclinations by stat.bi,la women whom he finds alone. FLU. l' -hue inhabit:tins .still live in. the -greatest lei rat.. Tile bithinessof the, disturbers of rtililia scru tiny got.; sit far,_ iliat, moteriiinaatiding the increased Itu:1111. r of. gutauib svt by lite pt,lice, a girl was winsml::(l in lite s‘ret!t* ate .t.teiiiii4 bet Ore yesterday. and another 'invited ;.and yeraerslay..evettins..at. 7: O'clork, an at tempt WaS.III.I4IV 10 .120.13:011.41C J stu,leitt. lie %Cur roil ilesify altar 'aka by au ui,linowii itasnit. artner)w nit a St.i.letio,,anal imlv•lns sii.klett titrn:lig round partied the 'ahoy lions tha heart al which it was aimed, .so that it twitek the breast, .autl did hot inner 'Ilona! ; but the ymill,t 111.114*, in th•fencling himself, was besides severely Wouilded in the hand.. OW ;Istilibill 11e..!, 11 e mom praise the get sr"! ittilignatiolt-tort tumult among the people, ty no r,,ti togetlier in Crl./0'.11111) order to seize 111 C Vi,f...C.ies At 100 1141 C 11l king tame/! on Ilwir it irked pio• errtioi.s on ,isetwered. This afirrimiat a notice has ta r . It t ,souti toy. hip police, Jll4l :1.111:e y1:1*.N.13 and squares UN 114.1.Csifileil by •OliliCrii Of 11:e 1101iCe, was trarines, awl milmiey patrol... 'rite police soles, •' Fir ,nme time past excesses have ken commit:el bele which excite the indignation of rue tivr,.;ittrates and of every honest citizen. The ma g;strates,4( lite c:ty have adopted the 111C.1311reS sieethriary WI the mainteitance of ,persoirlSafely iamb/atter., The pillice vinous all distorbance of Aram - psi:hay by.. noise and cries in the streets, especially at. night, vhe stealing ion ionises, and pr.a.sinz agamst simbvido.4ls, also all wearilig..rif - anus. Ira persons yy hose vocation does um emit le (item so to-do: the iin ing of itlie Irina!: a about Its s,reets is expressly to be ',revealed ;all the tuck and side doors of houses must be closed by 5 o'clock. The hour fixed by the police for closing c , alftie-lionses, la . v.:nig, Sc.!. is to be strictly observed. '• A.., ;tecount must be given. within 24 bouts, to the P'llice-otll2e, of all strangrrs now here, with the indica tio 1 of Ade nur....lier clf the house of the landlord, and of the sasniter's n .use am! business, without regarding witet her a. tiotice has already been given or not. All li,w,ekeriu:rs, Estc. are to deliver the notices prescribed, 14,1/11 ....ICIFICI orders, esery Cl ening at ti o'clock, and every tiv,rnite.: at 8 o'clock; ,and all I.ersons who hate permits ~(4 :ta4itlve , ....e are 10 appear without delay before the coin , &mute the day aplntiii.erl, anti iambic': their permits,. or ev t,* l de a. , :• lie, to be renewril, whether the tittle fur %%Mc:, 1 1 t ey were ori 4 li t allv.givea be expired or not•" ._ NAPLES, 1.-ts. tn.—titt the ,t13;11 twit. the CroWn rrincavii Denmark a-remit:4l Nluititt Vesuv ids, to ob. so% ezmi( at tiatni tile troptiotksie this volcano, which 1114.110tY C 0111.11110•41 far t•11111C,111p41111S. lie was iICCOIII - 1;y Sir Il t stitirltrey Ilary and .:`.14. Moutruelli, ti,•crefury ri etor Academy of,:ticl, ores. SOille expe;ir ri:rms.inatle by Sir 111.1)4vey. , sliow th... 1 !he lava issuing. !pm tor tole iii , coots la 110 coots, .1101 din. the :Ashes , •- . . , ;.4 -001 tortovri into water ;MLitt,: tool !Orin a little vol. . • ' • ..',.,. ' ' '''oVO, - Pils , and steams 11111er t•xi,etimenis give reasink. . - 7 ' • .. ' .•, ‘ TA: I: 461 we 111 Fiat I.lst diacava something lelative t ro , to t..e eau.ie of 111CaC11.1111k110er, over yviiich Nature has • l it:t .•:491;114, 1 %p11:.5i *it V : tiN ,t.;1 , 1n• 20.—Ti.te &Tulles of the society of ci.,.„.. ,IVZ:11111kle? 41111 11131111111C10feri lute whirl:Wl! a' 1..,..J. lia , ,11: , :10! to tile Ensperor'or Austria, to show the ...iv:nom:es that tvoithl accrtic 10 Ills .li a . ' esty's &lud o.. ,ns, as web Jr to Germany re gtheral, 11V 111 C 4 bt3- I.4:,stolicii: of lietvy ilvaies-tit he.,,let (11 on the fititti,er, opoit ..II foretell ;moth', and tbe t ,al,,,liiitto of lolls, 8,..e.: ir.l . the interatz a the German cosirederation. 1 litv t.rtili that the imporiationCrif risemeausitietitres 0: reduc e' ay.: F.:v.:lam!. &c., twain tie wionly pieveiticrl, w iirreas t...• y are now s.llil.Att , i . 11) gilCil(l 14141:1it'3 that pr.attii ti,,,,s tt.th,. .ittjor.• tile sill j,.ets of the state ; for, whsle t.:e n i ts.' in..l,.!.:eitit, is tp:rlvel.i.it little advantage tram It t etn, tie , 'ii'-e;% or 'Ws . .\;aj,s , ../ it3;it lay site I.rellbioni p-id for solia....ling. it ..,,t-t,, I,t,,tniovs that torie.ares., .1.11. 1 . :1.t• !r(11.1. is i.311....::<',.: C: 0.,•i411.:5 ai.4.tl3L IJ:3 lo 111011, - ,6 i .a.. 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A .1 lawi:lta i ln 111 ...Ilia .':;y3 ti ill :1.11 at . ;i L. • c • ;,11.1 . 1.t ., •AtA,,tr1 , 61iitinz,Fitil tul ; • • !!..iinin: , 1•:•aI. ti .c w.,tk 1: 4 .1.111. 5u.014: t • ti1 , •441. ti' t• StflA to 0. 1 . .74.1 . !,4 , ii.q.titing IN .1 periO.M•etit.ll, :7,4 t , ht. ohtaule.t l I -i.e. 0 . 4 ILO nal.: 10“1 si.cuCed .14.? •• ..; r. I . istl. 4 lle , ll. t...t0 3.0 gtrie...; u. s,L4 y:11 t,y ?.,;• C., , 4.0,.-13.; sax Ill•aUl4 , ‘ tpr ppj rep: 4:1 A. et :.•4!:1. tbi% , 011 V. rut the Km; :::E.r.•••.:t ryt*tionfi ; Anil it" iv oi.S. P.)U.r.', THE NATIONAL REGISTER. • - m14(1, •• rrt t. t ipnt Lave ;" he said, •• I know h, 1 , 1 know t." {low tit, hing Cant:• tics in lairs; sfan of my name I could never lea:n. We t.etl u t done breakfast, when •the !seivant 'CAW in hit,te to say the K ing wa s comnia. In a few seconds he came, atit intal by nis titre gontlemen; .11; entunatour apartment tune. anal in the 111.06; cond.:wending manner began a conver trs•ion with me respretdig tester for gloves, bringing a pair with him of the kind he related Laßelle aids the conversatton became general; the clergyman, his write, and nay wife were all incited ; wy dangli:er, who halm:lied to be of the age of one of , the younger Princesse.:, he natural particularly, timing her by • the hand. In the ant:117001J, about live o'clock. one of the Kag's servants tame lo say it was his Majesty's plemure shoutd attend him at Fait ken burgh Ilall iminedattely.. I had been taken by surmise tisane lat-thre. and now completely. so;. went. Aly name being. announced to the King, he came to me in the 11.11, and desired I would follow him; he went up u: airs, and Litroduct d 414 C into the drawing•rootn, where the Queen was s k ated et the upp:r end, a tab.,: be tore her the three erinceaars were also there, and no other person. The. Queen. by her cendeseending aft:thle manner, set me more at• vase than I could hate eonecived ; she said, the gloves I .had sent het were very nice, but not the sort she wore—she showed. me a glove iatenued as a pattern ; the King tumed down the the top and a rote •• '1 he du en." I hate this now by me.— Ile directed the Princess.. , to do die .saute with each of theirs. Toe Queen said, •• alien coo-hate executed this cr,ler, you shall hear front me aga'n ;" she taidstl. "• giro me your ad dress, write it your own way." and was in the • act of banding me sonic paper, when the King took it and said, •• I will write it;" he wrote " .loin Burlingham, Worcester." " There." lie says." is that right—is your name spelt right ?"—A consi der:tide time was how n•ken up in conversation. in a hid) the Queen took par; smiled Me King's questions were of a nature 1 little expected, and most interesting. I will mention one cit. cuinstainee which took place Isom alter 1 entered the room: the King, ither survc,eing ine faint head to foot, observed, " now you ma- dressed in character—l have always understood you -friends dress plain from principle;" he inked, with seine em " 1 wash they would keep to their principle;-1 have observed some use pov. , ler, and 1 have told them of it."—This knew to be true. The interview lasted about halt' an hour. I respectfully withdrew, with impressions on my mind that will never be etfaced : eras I had three interviews in out day, all of them unexpected. The next time I saw the King was at Wey mouth. I was going early to bathe, and saw the King at some distance ; I was at the moment near the corner of the street, in turning up which 1 *voided meeting him. Soon after breakfast, the Kung's secretary. H. Brown, with whom I had corresponded on.business, came to my lodgings, and smiling said, " you need not hide you.srlf—the King knows you are here—he saw you nun such a corner this morning." lie then appointed IV o'clock. by the King's direction, for me to have an interview. The lust time I saw the King was also at Weymouth. I then had a message to attend hint at Gloucester Lodge, at eight o'clock in the morn ing; just as I was retiring. the King said, " Low long have you utai 1 been acquaintegr when, before I could recollect myself to reply, he said, " it's seventeen yews." The King had an admirably retentive memory, his remarks in geaeral, from my., own expatense, were exceedingly appropriate, he entertained a respect for our Society, considered toein among some of his best su'ojects, more especially those ..ho were the most consistent to the principles they proti:ssed." The Editor has peculiar pleasure in inzerting the above Lettsir (though sent to him anonymously), 11,rasmuch as many of his most esteemed Friends belong to the Society bearing that appellation. STATE OF IRELAND. • CoN\AUGNT.—The time for half measures, or for FAnporisiu r , , , with regard to the greater part of .his province, has passed. Not only horse and toot, but cannon have been despatched to the west. On Friday, two pieces of flying artillery hit Island bridge for the • County of Galway. By a l'roda 'nation, dated last 1 uesday, the entire ofthc County of Clare was put under the protection uf the Peace Preservation Act. The li,llowing setter from Ath lone, which is a little picturesque, and, we rather think, somewhat coloured, will, however, give the reader a tolerably good view of the state of this pall of the country. Extract of a letter from At!,:ione, March I: " This town, for the last wed, has presented a scene that I do not reeelket to have been equalled at gay period during the war ; the continual pas sage.of troops, of all arms, two or three differ:rat tte.e.:siptions of a day—their baggage, bilk:tiny, trum'petinipi, and d summing:4, give dreadful note of prepareoloaj . ;Re enemy, however, does not seeidin the leaA intitailetui by it ; •the hay..! ap peared iu faluith.b!c numbers almost every night, • and each night in a different place ; they have taken :d1 the arms in this . and the county, of Roscommon, treat igeotle and simplo, and throughout a great part tit the county•of Galw.,y—hitherto the Lein stersside of the .tilaninon had been remarkably quiet, out the flame is spreading fast, and they opened the campaign Woaine:%th last night,. by robbing :oats twat :4:veral•hou..e, ant one %tithin a An i.e. of this town, near Mr. Draw . 's!"• 0 nt .5.. 0 n y 0-11 in; n detach men t . hindovs, ‘virtnilLs 'been quartered at Drag , lieda ti:r some time, udder the command of Major CiNitct•si, suarelzed for MilaF. Roscommon is sup rosed to Lc th..: ultitaate destination of .the regi• went. ~.. Frilly nig4t, fOmo A 4 %/pnd lynn iltm e lally turned up on the I oats of Nlow:gen,t, .County Ciaro. . On Sunday the Rev. 11.. Kennelly, . Parish Priest, re presentol front the altar the crwn:it'' , of the oKnee, which operatod so potvet - ':olly on his iht:l4, that 500 of them& to the lands, and laid down the ;41 . 01;11 4.i :I it,* original state. It IS Ittlipkied the pe:petratorayere feuni another pari.,h.. • A Ida in R:4Aneiglitourhood 4.IMT:on-hill, near Moviich, County taw, ‘tithin three miles bt . city, w.O turned el) on Monday night. . r The following is the mo4,reccut intelligence films the coutify of Galway " Lwav, MARCH 4:—lf we were to all ,the communications that lie before us upon the subket of thoso marauders, our whole paper would • nut be sufficient filr the purpose. In the neighbour. hood of 'foam, 111 r. libtkeney, of Ahhert, and his relative, Mr. William Pearsse, have been un ceas i ng in their exertions, which, ailed by Captain O'Keere, of the 73:1 regiment, have. been productive of the best effects.. In u lute niglnly patrule though the • county . near HOrseleap, they took. twenty live poi. soners, .six guns, tour cases of pistols, and three blunderhosxes, and sent twelve. of the prisoners to • MAIO. Gaol. They tell in with the Hey. Mr. O'ltorkc, who, with a party of police, had also taken some prisoners, one of whom- presented and snapped his gun ut the policemen, but without eact ; this ruffian was, Mier a short struggle, wounded, and . brought in a prisoner, with his tams. At the Roscommon Assizes on Thursday, the 24 instant, Atatthew Nlannison, with a great many others, Rilkonmen (the names of seven are eunnu rated), were found guilty, the !brine' capitallc, the latter of transpurtal:!e felonies. Thad,. Flardy and Patrick Guff were also found guilty, and were or— dered fin. execution on the 18th instant. " Since writing the firregoing, we are happy to learn that the military force of this county will be increased to five thousand men on Tuesday next.— Every village of any note will have a party of dm army stationed in it, so that we may now hope to see the return of peace, order, and confidence to our afflicted country." It is with p.ei n we have to mention that Ribbon ism has begun to rear • its head in the county of • Westmeath. Oa the night of Tuesday last, a con biderable number of thesedeluded miscreants attacked the dwellings of three-persons ofsome respectability. within three miles of this town, and stripped them of their arms. Thby then took the direction of Shannon-bridge, practising as they went along the same species of plunder on many of the inhabitants. FROM TUESDAY ArIGIIT'S GAZETTE. -.....- BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. M. Lynch. Church Street, Spitalfields, bilk manufacturer, . front March It to March 23. BANKRUPTS. J. Lister and J. B. l.ay, Longroyd Bridge, Yorkshire, dyers. • Solicitors, Aleasts. Stocker. Dawson, anu Ileiringinua, New Boswell Court. Carey Street. W Dal:, li.chaiond, York, woollen iLaly2r. Sofa. Nhors Lambeit and Son, Ilesiforil How. J. Aunger, Exeter, woollen draper. Sol. Mr. Brutton, 01d Broad Street. J. Bunker. Grafton Street, Soho, furnishing ironmonger. Sol. Mr. Fisher, loner Temple Lane. J. and C. Lyne Finsbury Square, merchants. Soh ;. Messrs. Walker and Ilankin, Old Jewry. J. Macintosh, Kingston. Surrey, maltster. Suls. .Messrs. Blunt and Bowman. Broad Street Buildings. J. Smith, Doncaster, Yorkshire, grocer. Sols. Messrs. Wat- • Mils and Lincoln's Inn. J. nnd T. Atkinson. Bradford, Yorkshire. wine merchant. Sol. Mr. Makinson, '1 eitiple. If. Knit!, Duke Street, West Smithfield, butcher. Sol. Mr. Smith, Aidermanhu ry Pti,tern. J. heats. Leek, S.alibrdslute, innholder. Sol. Mr. Falcon, Elm Court, C. Ring,mn, Weston-super Mare, Somersetshirc, innholder. Scla Mr. Chiltn, Chancery Lane. F. W. Boozer, Bristol, sugar refiner. Sol. Mr. Bigg, South- • anikturt Buildings, Chancery Lane. ••••••• ~~ ~,,;.._ FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. • 'LORD .CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFIcc. Kuno; 10. Otto Lits tor the Court's t::..sage of if.-airhing, cm Sundt) , the I ytii 1 istain,-fur our late must gracious su.,..efgn King t,..u,ge tn.- Third. tit bkssett memory, viz. Inc ladies to wear. black st.k, tringed tic plain linen, while gloves, black and white shoes, fans and wf,i.e and ear-zings. (Juilres—White or grey luAring3, talibits or damasks. Tne.gemlenan to Wear black, Flain linen, black swords ai.d buckles. Undress—Grty iroths. The Court to cliauge the mourning farther on Senday the 9th of .4irtl nem. viz. Tile to wear black tilk.ocv‘lvet, coloured ribbons, fans and tippets. The 6unit:run to confirm^ in black', full irimmtd, and to-• wear cuiouicd roNlittot tool bot'Lle:r. And oh Sunday the 30th ti: :Lprilcte:ct. the Court to go outhf • mourning. • . This,Guzette rontainE .1 1 11,1rebste or Condot(nre to Majesty on the death of his lute Aiajcs, y mot los ilopitlliglitit.ml • Dukz' of Ken :,..ajoio Lac Burg,' of 1 tilltn. r5:,1,3 Ivry of St. Andre...O N A'uersleeo, King's Colltgr of Alperdc.3l, Burs!" (.1 .t) a, Gretlio:k, ala.st Coular Wil k;IIM.L. JAV. Yli • I:ib Majesty has Lawn pk,,...c.1 tulase an 4 grant unto Joseph cox 11 , impaia. Of Su.pictueuin d•c cou..ty Li.putvbt::l, ,t leUllll Starg .111;:f London. hi. ioyal Lula authority tliat he ma ) iloa . ctortio i1.1•11/11.: flan/La:Cox it,atrad ut kiiat of , . • IIiTEUM.I... MARCH , 0. Trc t.ortl Chaucaior :kus situ of Berr.ick upoit l'w• :tt, G.ur. to be r ALtat.: - Lxttivsitai.r, to tae Cuun w ClB4l.c:•iy. Ghze:;t: Datifier., Ono on told after ne t^ta mat. d'•)) aU irtle4, ttu..tvt.tett to nod Atrit,,no:nt. L.:L tf , adoi* 1(.11,kel gl:c4ox ttis. new I'4mi:on:ht. %Al raw, 11. e a au: .{.:1111 • ' - - _ ' LAI