The National Register. — London, England, 1820-09-11 00:00:00

FROM SATeRDAY NIGIIT'S GAZETTE. BA N K IJI"ITY ENLARGED. J. Wilcox. Northatnpumniire, innkeeper, front Sept. I I to Um 30. BAN fiftt:l"l'S. J. Miller. Norwich, chemist and druggist. Soli,itor, Mr. Goodwin. Norwich. 1). Peatsipp, Liverpool, wine merchant. Sols. Messrs. Lowe and Hower. ."-outhanapton Buildings, idiancery Lane. J. Evans. Bristol, hatter. Suss. Waal& Clarke and Co., Chancery Lane. T. C. Cux. Gloucester, victualer. Sol. Mr. Chilton, Lincoln's Inn. P. Russian, Rath, jeweler. Sol. Mr. Easton, Lambeth Road, Southwark. T. Hadfield. Glossop, Derbyshire, cotton spinner. Sol. Mr. 1 1 1 17ilson. tin:vine Street, Hatton Gimlet). T. Farlow, Manchester, bulkier. Sols. Alessr . Hurd and Johnson, Temple. P. Sykes, Manchester, cooper. Sol. Mr. EMS. Chancery E. MsYnlow , Blackburn, Lancashire, cotton manufacturer. Sol. Mr. Itlsteiock. serjeant's Ina. J. Wood. Liverpool, porter dealer. Sol. Mr. Witeder, Castle Street, Holborn. K. A. Hullah. New Kent Road, Surrey, victualler. Sols. Messrs. Stevens and Wood, I.ittle St. Thomas Apostle. S. Cowne, Barbican. pawnbroker. Sots. Alessrs. Stevens and Wend, Little St. Thomas Apostle. C. W. F. Aubuson, George Street, Hanover Square, patent aid Gran maker. Sois. Messrs. Pinkert and Son. Temple. J. Hassell, Richard Sires t, Islington, print and bookseller. Sol. Mr. Reckitt, Earl Street, Wackfriars. Sept. 30, M. G. Hanly, Mitre Court, Peet Street, ta% ern keeper-30, S. /)avenport and IL Fut,: Manclresta„ emrravers J. I). Pritchard. Tipton, Statforll. linen draper-30. J. Bates, Leybourn, Kent, miller—Oct. 2. 11. II u:411e , , Bristol. willer.-10, It. W., G., and J. Aloxen, King-ton upon Hull, merchants-4,5. White, Calver, i)erby.hire, grocer-3. J. Levi. Wells, Norfolk. cabinet maker-7, J. Self, Ifrownton• W ilts. dealer-3, J. Steel, Sheffield, grocer-13, J. Peet, Cuniberlatalonereer-7, T. Bartels. Aldersgate Street, wine merchant—Nov. 4,1'. Worth, Talbot Court, Gracechurch Street, haberdasher. CERTIFICATES to be granted Sept. 30. W. Marks, Worcester, carver and gilder—T. 11' Aker and 11. P. Parry, Bristol, furnishing ironmongers—J. Ring, Portsea, builder—T. J. Gunston. Liverpool, merchant—G. Clarke, Ila singhall Street, Blackwell H. Forster, Norwich, inanufacturer—J. Fitton. Gosport, Southampton, dealer—G. Pocock, Tiverton, Somerr•ct, butcher. PRICE OF STOCKS. Rank Stork shut 0 3 pet Cent. /it'd. abut 1m1..:3 Cent. 67 3 per Cent. Cflov•uk 671 India Ronda 20. 3i per,Cent. 17 I a nloCk .4 ve Cc 1.1. ~but Excliciper k Is. dis. 5 per Cent.Na.vi 103 i Cons. lin. Av. 6 I. Ann. 41int Lottery Tickets tte pattonat atgizter, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. By the letter which we give to-day from M. Ma rietti, sen. of Aldan, to his FM resident in London, it will be seen that the notorious Co'onel Brown has stared to threaten that the vengeance of the English government should be exercised on the latter gen tleman by means of the Alien act, if he interested himself in the defence of the Queen. Jf our go vernment mean not to be exe:Tated by every one • who feels, as every one ought to feel, its path is in cvitahle it is incumbent upon it to instantly meal this ephemeral Colonel (perhaps by this time a Ge neral for his activity in dir,y work) and impeach him. For our parts though not toed of such exhibitions, we should gladly attend his execution, if he It al been guilty of half of that which has been laid to his charge. To a question most properly and most homely put by the Marquis of .Lansdowne on this subject, Lord Liverpool mulls answered that " he had ordered that Colonel llrown should be written to for an explanation on the sal jea " Nut content with seems l-hand communications, it appears from Majocci's re.cross-examination that his Majesty has at different tittles had that Gentleman into his own Royal presence. flow dignified! how delicate ! how proper t Bergami with all that has been urged against hint appears to be equal to the support of tit. Intuit:vs which have been heaped upon him, while this intimate of our 'mist gracious King is an illite rate, ignorant fellow--a man trim swears one day be cannot answer a question because he has left his memorandum book behind him, and another day that he can neither read nor write ; a scoundr.:l whose perjuries might be calculated best perhaps by an equal division of the question, he has hail to reply to, and yet this THING has been anarently caressed at Carlton Haute, and probably on tile day too on which : our late venerable 16tig was interred. " Oh! Haute., w:lat a falling te was hew." Air. Brougham's Brother, oat" M r. :11dt:rut:in Wood% Son are both on the Continent iud t:ttig,tYly r r '" • • • - A . -- r-14 NATIONAL ItVGISTEIL • exerting themselves to obtain intOrmatioa on the part of the Queen. What will our readers—what will the world say if it it, should be proved that this very Borgatni was introdue-d to her Nl.ti!sty by those with whom the conspiracy origiaated and that while loaded with favours by her, he was still, viper, ni:e, repaying her betielits by his coostant treacheries ; that in Lict Ito has beca another Owles all the way tb-ougli ImmetliaLly 'rter the Itmse of Liras adjourned on Tuesday, the Attotaey and Solicitor-Goneral left town ;•t chooses and four for Windsor, where Ole King is at present staying. A Cabinet Council was al:o he'd, at wh:e4 his Nlajosty presided in person. We should insult our readers by surmising the reasoas for these movements, 1.:!: it is generol;y reported that the Attorney and S ):ieitor-General, as well as the most honest part of the Administration ❑re entirely ashame:l of the p-,:sen: business, and perhaps want to try to make their Royal Master par take of their laudable feelings. Certain it is, that the infamous investigation has already done more '••ji.ty to the Country than ever the Nlaster or S,,r vants benefitted it, or a e likely to do even were they ail to enjoy an antedeluvian age: in La would be ‘lisgraced by it, it the majority of her natives had not already proved the contempt in which they hold the author of it. The French papers insert a Vienna article, which states that the 1mpe1 . ..11 Court will not receive the Duke de Gallo, the newly-appointed Ambassador from Naples; Prince Metternich on being apprised of his nomination, having despatched couriers on all the routes towards Italy, to prohibit the Prince de Cello from enter;ng the Austrian States. Hints arc given t' , at the Cabinet of Vienna has positively fixed on adopting o'rensive measures against Naples. A large body of troops are to be concentered between the Adige and the Mincio, and a camp formed near Mantua, under the command of the Viceroy himself. Crowds of English f opines are leaving Italy. Count brace, Om Neapolitan Minister at this court, is named to the embassy at Constantinople ; and Prince Ciatirr after executing an important mission with which he has been charged, to the Emperor Alexander, w"I take the place or coma Ludolt here. 'the Junta of Palermo are stated to have under their orders an armed, though undisciplined, force of 60,000 men, headed by the chief of the Sicilian nobility, and actuated hy a strong repug nance to bear any longer the sway of their conti nental neighbours. Messina, Augusta, and Trapani, or I y, recognise the Neapolitan government. PROCEEDINGS IN VIE 110IISP OF LORDS ON SATURIXIY. After prayers Counsel rolled to the Isar, sa hen the Lord Chaitrekturahked tser Alaje.d'a (:ousoel whether t tory were penally to hedio then, or to :date the time at w bah y uoishl too prepared. Al E. Mita:6ll All replied, tltat her Alaje-t) . , t: 11111 l had in the eolo.o.erge of their ship, SW.* lilt . .11Ij of the )e-terday, u..iled on her Atajeod), te-ol ham thrd her .r 1 the re fusal they boJ seceivrd .1, to their I..pecure pheacien, to 01.11' laerel,hipoh They had rt . e. ptr.t lire - 11.,.ty . .,-0.1.111 Ti.;•i 1.1 pr,,Cur . ll Its gp , e4111% ils joh.e.le iottooster 11l lii. Ireu. .ehoole oat ea -elpiourt of toe lilt. C. .• I 01.1124 ore lie4geet very few rip 1.4111.. ill 1n,.118 lie period in the %in Ind% br..nchri .4 their 1011 n. Her .51 j tIC I) in at tufa drl,. v Cunt ; .11.1 , lll.4lB.ixtery &sad Weer inr era'. el I)) own' , pails of lin; rase. 11.4' uitilpel InerVini he A ged to state, that they a 04141 tie ready tJ Proceed di. or or Aissost Sloaday Lord LI V Lttl'OOL oast decidedly of opinion. that the period for rootineocuLt the defence ediettlel lie left r atirel) to .titer. Una of her Carl Ga.t• „a.u; opi.iso:l, ell in.r licit the Met rhould peueeto.l l oreeloely ud AittildirN r.. 1,4111 ; 0., if tip • pet sod %I.e. to he s oadou.;e,l, it .alatihl he t• soled :os her roa tole Noble Lead', a leo. Ihse oonself, Fr s.drd al a ,;reirt clod :tilde frosts laohboa. to attend to sh or prolate all Toe Noble iood said lie bitoethl wove ta.al Counsel be called in, hod hooked to "tate eot what do, oo aeirout iloconatriheere to the iiiterems tot It, 5 Aliejelet), they would he .end) to VII , ' reed atilt her &Ile In ninnrr 111 the It'll. *rite lios lof LI L l'Ot)1. tatgo;.esf eel, that her Alajeta) would be aaktel a hal th,..) noetteol lo) the uus sos " Or a1...W." We understand, kom the best authority, that, not withstanding his Majesty was said to have confined himself entirely to Windsor and its environs, he has actually been twice iii town daring the present week, though at periods when he was not likely to meet many who could recognize Lim. The yacht belonging to J. B.'l'revanion,Esq.whirh Lad taken the remains of the late Lady Bettesworth on board; a kw days ago at Bristol, for interment, in Cornwall, sprung a leak, and in that situation was struck Lv a sea, which laid her on her beans ends, and appeared to be sinking. 'flue crew were taken tint by a small sloop, yet after being thus de serted Lv all bat the dead, the vessel iluAted into l'en rum.: . This sugest ion being riti reed to, the I.oiti)-CH A NCi...l.l.()Rvaid—Nllr. lirritt,tham, hat do )41a1 alc.llll/ . , the vi u. '• at or .111013; 1- - k:\ 11;0%) AIL. iti:OUGli A Nl.—Nly Lords, her Nlajetty'. eafitie.,l %Cll' 11 , 11 t 1 , 111.14 t take si,wit the.t.sulvcs 111 state tine precise day 1111 VIIIIIII . 0111 1,010.1%11111, el1 , 11.:(1 re.l . .bt 111111 r. 41 a Cl,ll - 11/ the 11111,1V:11 Ural . :1) Wll.l it .our Lllldohipa, 1:1 )(our great g weirs, would lie dr,pwit . il to grata. I:.tt SOS Called upon, is. litre 110 ioltit•l'l 181.1 to s ,y, that thou.:it h.•l' Aldjest .s indst arsatourr, ti ,nn matt vcs tam call he duly d i rpillsi.ited ) to proieed w eth her hint% et then sue, H r Majerd)%i t.Oddrict, 5,1,01 t) 1.11/1.1:11:11 1111 Mon day t e • I . llle LOAD - CIIANCLLLon. then enquired, if it we'll I suit their conveniehee that toe Iloace should 111.1111 1411i0/1111 I ill iw I Eliebtl.l) - Sart e .It . r/v. Air. i;ILUIJGIi A H he.,cJ to bay, that he was p •rfectly certain licit aa, toe •ri . ) latest perm.' vs u: co it a oold he itecewer) for their L 0,1.111 1 ,5 1.1 us, for emitting thew to enter sits her .11,,:pest) . a Couirwl h a d it soil in posterlon it to oarn • is none coos eaivist tune for (lien' Lin.. sit:lla, 11 US a cause sif lout tl armlet ; but lie itiost "Ilse' ye, 111 it all lile C110113:1 cnicesued, hail sits nl s lu es Milted all ;ter• solid eoessideratLosis to their beuse of puhlie dot). The j-urii,d ',min... sit 4.;•rilsl Jail a co. iiiii 013 Ce at tile. very lour W leach they tv.s.l lire.l shorn—the) evavid out, los • • , HUN help it. The 101tD•C ANC F. 1.1.0 wog then about to put the yualiuu, toot the Il wive sojourn to 7 • u..s.da), site :Sd of Octutier orxt, 0 hen he lutes ropte.l Ile Nat desired to ak ltleu • Lorilvlit plea,ure, vs hether the trvtimony Fred. owls ow ago.. a Ito *us 111U11131 lib stile UI (.ee sv - itut byes for the Qrsee... 'night lie taken U.l the C.oit inept, isalit re he now resided—t rreusurtaiirev it iiiui sli le for I 1111 l 10 :Melia at the 11.11 sit the lluose. hire L•oil tutu asked iti& .11.0-st. ' s A tioroe)-tit ..er.il whether he had Ullje. hum to Ilse tvs( mom) of tar a .lose,lo honied hying I 'ken out of its suds r usiatio.•r as isuinotl lie oust mill) isllrecti upon tiscCouh,el fin Lull , :hie.", Toe NT ()it N -le replied, Intel he toil U sus desired to coil a ito• S•l's Its Shelf I.9lllbeile.. lilt us aul l .utt Of I 11•1; ii heftil y the I louse ;Ilia , lie 11,4 deal Wl actsoriliii-tyt • hod tbil ;Ise pucarial spit toast II 11114 wait him to ;thole I.) ti ti ticvet' deletion:atom their Lorrl,lopv ought rouse to. . . L.O 1(1)-C11 A N(:I:11.0R expressed his approliatiollll of this scpi) , N 1.1.. Z I it'd, (lull, tin the el no 1 , 1 • 11111k7.1011 htY ;:,I'.ll/111'41 10 :tat,, to. the 1.1 sllllll.l,llist, fsll' the 11/11./N tug perwollk 41.1.11.1 Us %ills...sow:l at tat 11:hr 11l the lio•utot., ooti behall tol :Ise Q•ororti : —J. tEityasi. Julius( io-ar 1 ohm,' ilts_ti , •s, John J tolototton, awl Fra utr.t k Ki• otatvitelt.. 1.).8 Ihi, th.o.og grasolo•ol, thr I,m'4 ('leancelloor owl gaol.- i.llll. " *CHM the 11 o:to adjtottro liol Ttet,.lt) thy 3J of October tot:xt." t%1114'11 Nab ISll4llllll4Nri 1 U. 411 It is a very singular fact that not one of the many interruptions by which the Queen's Counsel have het n annoyed and brol;:n in upon in the most ma terial part of their erns examining, has proceeded from those who in/ter/t/ th, riAt to sit in the [louse. One Lord who was the other thy raised to that title from a I%fl GlhuAl has been peenliarlk troublesome in this way ; perhaps 1:e wouil war his liassage to an E triton, and tlis Loansit.e apt pears to he an abt.: R11111:111 who knows his r 1 it tack. Captains Flinn and Ilannam, of tl:c Royal Navy, who were in her Nl:ijesty's uuite during the tiori.d. to which the present charges sagaillNit her !Tier, are now in mu:whim,: as WitileS6 on her behalf, were on TueAlay summoned to appear befire the Admiralty at four o'clock in the afternoon 'Fite person who delivered the stmei.ons. , s was most par ticular in getting receipts liar the letters c0w:616,1g them. Witen Captain Flinn and 1-latmain called at the Admiralty, they were most politely requested to be s:attd. After having undergone an ik:ai.te esa. Initiation of saute minute.i, they wore iatortned Ciat the Lords of the Aotniralty were uslsed by.the Law Odieers of the Crown to weertain whether or not there was an Emi;lish etthuuatt tun board the polaere while it was occupied by her Nlaj-:::ty ? The Attor ney General heard such was the case, und that the person alluded. to \r..Vi at iwe,:ent a prision.T in Greenwielt f 1 t pitul. 11 . 1. ea Capain L iron itod 1.1.11111 am hail replied that there was all E.1;411SII St'sl• man on hoard the vaactt, they were uermitted to withdraw. Nir. Crt:l:, son of T. Crook, El. of'l't'thert on "I ilts, I , eing out siaortiti,4. with his friend, Mr. hears, 0:1 Satural iv last, this gnu of the latia , r neeidentally went °W ant' shut Mr. Crook, who ex pired witl:in half nit lunar. Not less than SO hous2s, exclusive ()rout houses, Ste. was alostronri by fare in the night of Friday setn:i6lo, at Cashel, in Ireland. The areatints from N iples Ole 14th tilt.- 'lat.., that the .7oma of the Public Safety at ou the !!o,lt a July :idiremcil a co . tular c Nitiiii•ipaolics ul Sicily, ur,,ing thorn to in teialcriog the :4 ...I to scud each a reliri..kittativv to Palermo, iti wuer to tiirta a Climaticr att. , gellivr imicpcma.slt of the Neapolitan Goveratuctu, tor di; porpt,m2 01 ?pt ina such UlVitSUrei us eireuiustamws tasty relit; ye. iiink.M 'f . 4 T JlMlig.