The National Register. — London, England, 1819-05-31 00:00:00

172 11IT TV ESD Y .%* I G ITI"S G A ZETA* E. KENSINGTON PALACE, MAX 44. This ruornaig. at a quarter past four o'clock. the Duchess of Kent was happily delivvred of a Princess. His Royal Highness the Duke of Sti,.CX. his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury., his trace t{)e Duke ut Wellington. Master Geneud of the Ordnance. the Marquis of Lansdowne. the Eatl Bathurst. one of his Maje.ty's Principal Secret:tries of State. the Bishop of London. the Chiccellor of the Exchequer. and the Right Hon. George Canning. First Constinseioner foe the at:flits of India, were in attehdance. Her Royal Highness is. God he praised. as well as can be ex pected. and the young Princess lain psrfect health. CROWN 011.iCR, MAY es MEMBER returned to scree. in this menu PARLIAMENT. Town and Fist of ilytbe.-8. .1. Lloyd, esq. in the room of J. B. Taylor, seq. who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. FOREIGN OFFICE. MAT Y.S. His floral Ilaglineei the Prince Regent has been pleased. in the same and on the behalf of his Nlatesty, to approve of. Alr. J. Intrems, as Consul at .Nisha fut the King of Denmark. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. J. Mater owl J. or 4, Buse Yard. Buckler bury, tuardsants. B. Lloyd. Lianas., Flinudare. clerk. W. Dyer,,acnior, Alderag..te Suva. goldsmith. J. Swans:l4,7°,3:r. BANKRUPTS. Gaugain, ChurcEitreet --- .Scia;Square.jeweller. ft. Simpson, Crown Court, ThreatlnetZle Street. merchant -. • S. Johnson, Skinner Street, Finthury 31arket, cabinetmaker. H. Ord, Deptford, butcher. W. Marshall, South Street, Spitalfields. cheesernonger. J. Shynn, Essex, coal and wine merchant. T. Hadley, Ilimdigam, merchant. W. Hall, Windmill Street, Haymarket, upholsterer. li. 1: edit, Islington Road, picture dealer, J. Willan, jam Kenawick , tVoreestershire, fanner. T. Wing/inky and W. C. Cro!e, Lieemool, auctioneers. Penny, She; ton Mallet, Somersetshire. comfactor. J. Ileginho.tom. Ashton under Line, Lancashire, roper. A. Holmes and H. White,ChestertiAd,andT. Tindall, Chester Street, Durham, hat manufacturers. .1. N'illmatt, Nluncliester, grocer. B. Wrigley, Manclics•er. merchant, J. Critchley, Liverpool, merchant. DI VIDEND& June 5. R. Sewell, Piccw lilly, coal merchant-1, W. Parker, High Streets Wbitechspel, Gilman-15..1. Herd and A. Howard, Sc. Switl.ia's Lane. merchant—l, J. and C. Bernard. Manches ter, linen drapers-13, G. Fothergill, Newcastle upon Tyne, ship owner—l 7, W. Swan. junior, Liverpool. merchant-15.T. Win ship. Mount Greenwich, Durham, merchant-15. W. Wallace, Workington, Cumberland, ship carpenter.-15. B. Leenting. Wray, - Lancashire. shopkeeper-13, G. Richards, Sberard Street, St. James's. silversmith--15, It. Phelan, Bath, grocer-- 16, W. and I'. Redden, Liverpool, merchants-19, E. Mackin tosh, Haymarket. army accoutrement inaker-96, J. Macki). Cheapside, stationer-19, W. liancll2/, Strettnt ea le Field. Derby, miller—lt, W. and B. Ile.ley , Tiverton, Devimshire. merchants-92, T. Powell, Leominster, butcher-19, K. Harvey, Oxford Street, grocer-19. L. Dickens, Elmsford, Lent. shop keeper. CERTIFICATES to be granted June 15. J. Harvey, Okeltamptnn, wooluapler —C. %ahem. Salt em Hall Court, mercbant—R. Penivld, Deptford; victualler—W' Proctor, Bimaingham, optician—G. Chaster, Gocaersal; J Chaster. Knottingley r. and T. Chaster,_ Dewsbury, Yorkshire coal dealers—T. Ritchie. Air Street. Piccadilly, merchant—J. Ned:des. brick Lane, Spitallields, coal trierchars—E. Matthews* College Hill. merchant—ll. Wilkt, Chancery Lane, printer—R Jones. Cheep/We. woollen draper—R. Jultruion, Plynaouth, grorAm FROM SATURDAY -VIGIIrs G.4ZETTE. CARLTON-HOUSE. MAY QA. ric Prince of Wales has been pleased to appoint Charles Warren. Esq. one of his Nl.ijeoty's Counsel, to tile office of his Royal Highness's Attorney General. FOREIGN-OFFICE, MAY 49. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been graciously pleased. in the name and on the behalf of hie Majesty, to ap prove of Mr. James In:ruino, as Consul at Malta for his AL any the King of Denmark. WHITEHALL, MAY 26. The Lord Chancellor has appointed JRIIIICS Nonlre, of Fly mouth, and Tlunnas Woods Maw(',ley, of Liverpool, to be Misters F.xtraonlinary in the High Court of Chancery. CROWN-OFFICE, MAY fig. MEMBER returned to serve in this present PAELJAMENT. Itnrourchof . Shreesbury.—Jeur Mytton, Esq. in the room of Malan' Lyster. Esq. deceased. BANKRUMCILS ENLARGED. N. Brook, Duke Strut, Lincojn's Inn Fields, shoe manu facturer, from May b. to June tel. S. Deutitat, Liverpool, merchant, tram May 49. to June 19. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J. Knowles, Stroud, Gloucester, inollykler. BANKRUPTS. J. Broomheatl, Sheffield, York, merchant. M. Peak,, llandsworth, Staftiml, merchant. H. Webb, Bristol, rump maker. E. Wood and It. Bellwood, Solcoates,York, timber merchants. W. 11. :11arslia11,.11uline, York. T. Stunt, Allen Street. Go=well Street. carpet manufacturer. T. S. Coldwell, Norwich, clear master. W. lead, Itedditch,..Worcester. draper. .1. Smith, Stamford-et:o3, 111.tckfriar's Itsad, horse dealer. .1. Ilul,nzr, sen. and J. Bulling, jun.. South Shields, ship builders. W. Simms, Swindon, Stafford, corn dealer. S. Fletcher, Doncaster, York, haberdasher. J. Binns, ten, and J. Binns, jun. of I.oue, Cornwall, bankers. M. Steed, of Ludlow, Salop, stone-mason. M. l'earey, Linio.steeet. Square, merchant. J. Lund and J. I.V.dsh, Blackbnm, I.ancaster, cotton-manu facturers. J. Jo: ten. Birmingham, dealer. .1. 11. 11/.1.1,n, Kingston-upon-11u11, merchant. C. Ilaw,cins. (;naport, gnwer. 11. talk G. Lang, and W. Lang. Ackerington, Lancaster, Calico-printer: • G. hers yaw, FSEfX, shopkeeper. ' • • filfVffirS. ' . • ; • • t i l l 1:11,4r. Niatio; W44.W. 1.. y ...13471L0 .1"-a THE NATIONAL REGISTER: e 6. J. W. lime. Aislionsgate Street, silk mercer--19, M. Noble. s A ttersea, brass founder-22, W. Ilenalds„ Tatlcaster, York. flax dresser-23, E. W. Go,ich. Flury St. Edmund., victualler -19, A Palyart, London Street, Fencluirt h Street, merchant-25, T. Barlow. East Retfotd, Nottingham. innkeeper -12, S. snot. ten, Fox and Knot Yard. Snowhill. dealer-19, J. Sure, Alden • gate Street, apothecary-19, J. Mackin and J. Barton, Great Guildford Street, ruillwrighta-22. J. Britten, W.. J.. and G. llurton, llorowby, York, linen ninnufacturers-22. P.Cauniont, Old Bread Street.. merchant-14, W. Coates, Skipton, York. groxr-5, C. Sandhi*, Devanshire Square, merchant—July 6, W. Stockham, Bristol. baker. CERTIFICATES to be granted lane 19. W. Parker, Leeds, York. up-reliant—J. Legeyt, Lugwardine, Hereford. farmer—S. Rohin,on, Sculcoates, York, ship chandler —D. Bachmann. S. M. Smith. and E. Marley. Liverpool. mer chants—J. Hayles. Portsmouth, grocer—R. Fairclough. Faring ton, Lancashire. tarticr—R. Griming. broad &feet Stabbings, merchant—D. Kingscott. Walnut. Somerset, baker—li. Abram, Liverpool, merchant—S. B. Chatter, Bristol, bookseller— S. Wluite, Dowgate Wharf, dealer—S. Spooner, Curnhill. woollen draper. THE N Ano NAL. ItEGISTEIt. LOW:101i. MONDAY, MAY 31., 1819. By the French papers received on Saturday, we find that the rumours generally propagated, with regard to a proposition supposed to have been made to the King of Sweden, has received a formal con tradiction front the Swedish journals.—Prince Leo pold has had a private audience of the King, to whom he was introduced by the English Ambas sador. His R9ysl Ilighness then proceeded to pay his respects to the Princes and Princesses of the Unyal Family, and after.varls dined with his Ma jesty. It is said the Coronation will be solemnized in the New Church of St. Genevieve. A Flanders Mail arrived on Saturday with Brussels Papers to Tuesday. The following is an citruct SITTING OF TIIE SECOND CIIAMBER, ss' 21. Alter some preliminary business, the President com municated to the .Assembly a I)ecree of the King, by which his Nlaiesty had charged his Excellency the NI tit i.ier of the Interior to reisiir to-4lay to the A►senildy, when the two Chambers wonl.l he united, to close die present Session. lle thanked his honourable colleagnes for the minks of esteem and confidence winch he Ins received Juni% till. long Session, 3113 the Chamber adjourned till two oclock, when the two Chambers met, and the Minister of the Interior being ilitrodnued in the usual form, closed the Session by die (idioms% speech, which lie delivered in both languages:— " Iligh and Mighty Lords, " The Kiitg, in ordering me to close in his name the Session of the Stites General, has at thesoine time comm:sioned me lh re tify hi, smisfaction at the con.tatit and tissidisou. i,ire which you have sliewn in the thorough 'gar of the various psojecta of laws whirls have been laid before you, and of *hien seevral were of high importance. I shall not enumerate them, hut it is apes-Wilt to the King In be able to inform you, even before your semoon is closed, dicta very interesting law—that on the nail)))) militia—has been put into fu.l eiccutin i. and that the result answers Ilse hopes a hich ht. Majesty entertruned. " His M..jcsty thinks that equally satisfactory informal' may shun be given you respecting the other lan% nhich you have shire had before you. Ile will rejoice at it hecause his ambition is the prostwrit v of the State, told in his heart the prosperity of the untioa is inseparable from his own liappi. ores." His Excellency concluded, by recommending 11 the MemlK•rs termini) , to employ the interval till the next Session in maintaining that spirit of concord which is the basis of the general tvelfare and happiness. Kensington Palace was on Saturday again thronged with distingmished characters, inquiring after the health of the Duchcse of Kent and the Royal infant, who continue to do well. 'l he Duchess is now en tirely free from fever. On Thursday the Earl of Derby kept open house, at the Oaks, in Surrey. Among the company were the Duke of Rutland, Duke of Grafton, Lord Egre mont, Lord Foley, and several other Noblemen and Gentlemen, who arc distinguished encouragers of the amusements of the turf. His Lordship repeats his festivities this day. His Excellency the Persian Ambassador, accom panied by Sir Gore Ousley, Mr. Morier, and Mr. llock, left town on Thursday in his carriage with flair horses, for Epsom Races, and returned in the evcaing to dinner. His Excellency has, it is said expressed his intention of visiting Portsmouth, previous to his departure from this country. Oil Monday last the anniversary dinner of the Linnean Satiety was held at Freemasons' Tavern, London. Tha President,. Sir J E. Smith, was in the chair --The Bishop of Carlisle,. Lord Stanley, and nearly 100 members were present—M. Decan dolle of Paris, M. Temminck of Amste,dant, and 'several distingui.,lied scientific foreigners were also :I% )1", V. 1:J.•. ~.;..: MAY 31. The exchanges, both un Paris and on Humburgh, continue to rise in favour of tbis country: the effect has been sensibly felt in the market for bullion, which depends so materially on the state of the ex changes, that, in the expectation of a further rise, literally no sales could be made. The funds seem to he more stcady, and the late agitation begins to subside. Consols for the account opened on Friday morning at 01, and afterwards fell down to fkif ; a recovery took place about the time that the Com missioners of the Sinking Fund made their pun. chases, and the same ►tock in consequence reached 671, when the market appeared steady; but some very large and unexpected sales occurring, the price declined to 66.1, at which business terminated. Throughout the day money stock was scarce, and that circumstance is kippered to have greatly con tributed to support the market. Epsom races were pn,bahly never more numerous. ly attended than they have been this year. There has been. so great a demand for c.irriages and horses, that thirty guineas were offered for u barouche and four for Wednesday, but which could not be pro cured, as they were all preciously engaged. The, Duke of Norfolk has left town for his seat in Norfolk. OVA L CO LLF mopt.—Among the articles of Perla in the last sale of her lute Majesty a Cabinet of Curiosities, were u number of paper portraits cal in profile, of the members of the illustrious Houses of Brunswick and of Mecklenburg Strelitz, both male and female ; the Ladies in the costume of 1770, with the head-dtcsses three storks his h, and with elegant flowing lappets. Of the same subjects, the most remarkable was the Lord's Prayer, cut out in paper with a pair of scias.rs, by an artist born with out hands ! The old coins of the present reign, being no longer current, were sold as medals ; and it must be confessed, that in point of execution, they are very superior to the late works of Messrs. Pole and Pistrucci. The current coin was withdrawn, as the sale of it, above its denomination, would have been contrary to law. A number of weavers met in the Green of G:as gow a few days ago, for the purpose of hearing the success of an appeal to the lord Provost, for assist ance in their present deplorable situation. One of the Deputies addressed the meeting at considerable length. lle said he was aware that, even it's most liberal subscription was to be raised Car them, it would, in a very short time, he consumed, and the same miseries again recur : no help could be ex pected but by curtailing the number of hands, Ly emigration ; for, though there was not a single yard of cloth woven fur twelve months, these would be no scarcity of cloth. He recommended a perse verance in the sante peaceable demeanour that had hitherto marked their proceedings, and stated that it seemed to be the opinion of those in power, that the best remedy was emigration. They then sepa rated in the most orderly manner, apparently pleased with the result of the application. Loss 0, THE PRIAC;SS CHARLOTTE PACKET.— LiVripoo/, Nary V6.—A.bhip has armed here from Nas sau, %%Inch left that port the 17th uli. asKI buuuugs an account of the loas of tire PrincessChatlntte Packet from Jam.,ica. She had specie on hoard to the amount of 3.20,0rki/. The pasusengers and the crew, together with the mad and spucte, with the exception of about :310.000 dollars, were all s %tit and carried into Crooked Island. The 30,000 doillars bin e-mentioned were lett in the wreck,. and there was I tile doolit but they would he saved. The Captain of the packet had arrived at Nassau, and chartered the schonwa.. Primrose, in which he saile , l OH the 14th tilt. fur Cu us Island, to bring the mail, passengers an.l specie to bigland.—One ac count of the loss of the Pi incess Charlotte packet, states the accident to have happened oo the 2etn \larch this st be incorrect, as she did tint sail from Jamaica until the 29th, yet there is not die least doubt but that she is lost. &return was lately made to the Howe of Com mons, showing, that in the year 1816, if amount of the Einking Fund had been appropriated in part of the loan finr that year, there would have been a saving to the country of 2,136,9:231. 6s. t Oa. ; a si milar return has since been made front the National Debt-office. with respect to the three loans preceding that of 1816. In 1814, the loss attending the ex isting system of buying I,p old debt with the Sink ing Fund, while we are incurring a greater propor tion of new debt to meet our current expenses, was, on the first loan of that year, 1,108,9511. 18s. 6d.; on the second, 3,6q9,8361. 7s. f2d. Total loss for ISI4, 4,738,7881 ss. Bd. In 1815 the case was different ; the gain, rather unusually, was on the side of redeeming the old debt by the sum of 3,:.!.57,.5211. (is. Gd. St. James's-square is much improved by the late al:orations. It is now planted with handsome shrubs inside the iron railing. It ic laid out in ser. pentine walks, and the circular pool in the centre. no ' o VF th e SY:F-°f,thrg 7P114909'....