The National Register. — London, England, 1819-05-17 00:00:00

()II 1(.411 1 . WIIITEIIAI.I.. MAY 14. I.' h:u npNintal %Valium EJYraris. of 1 • : ALater Eittuordir.ary Ia d.O II hh Coto& of RANKRU VT.?. T. 11'%:! , ur...h . 0r. Spitallields, ►i]L weaver. dr..rer. Cu r;; h!' ,l rt. Uri.tol. Atignr refirrri. Wcst Street. %Vest Stuitlitizitl, soap tennu- i..:70.• (1. 1), .010 , :,714 W. LottOen. Myer Street. Wood Street, co• r•nret tt. 1: Cett 1104.1. Shoe:ditch. nod W. 11. Cosh, New Lion Srre:r. ;.i.:le Nieurekis. tuerektnts. (.. ruurt Road. plumber. nI z: :reef. titxxlnn's watentrikey. ,t. lane. mercluut. I...tbraharimi um' A. Abrahams, C.uuumile Stw't, oil wer e -:3. 'l'. Prlc. Pawn, corn factor. P. C., -, ....”11try. linen draper. t.. 4rener. it 7. and (I. 11. ti a ra,. Itotolph-lane, ironmongers. ninernet, clothier. P. I:. erinc2., Street, Murykbuue, itaintcr. C. 4,t1. ! ,., tt'l itehaven, ,t, brewer. W. t:. hn,L et . 1 . ManchcAtrr, woolkit cord inar.ufacturer. 11. sviiihnr.. W 11,11,1. Lit ru,trr. Ininer hector. 'i'. r, liquor merchant. J. 111 . :121s1.1o , arid J. St.allow, Ileekinondwike, York. carpet r 7. Acturtr.. DI VIDENDS. Jim S. L. and W. Bet, and J. liovksh , ..ll. Witney. bankers.— Del.imjne„ Merchant—May 12. John hernia tun. St , rgenn and Aputhecary.—June 15. John de Rome atul John Hanibraok, Throganortomstreet, Sar tael Taylor, Oxenden street, 3tcrcliant.—S. Ti- I. _thy Lane. North Audley-street, UphoLterer.--1:, John Tho inaa llonduras-stmet. Rectifyin; Distiller.-8. George •li:rapon, Upper Gitavenor-utisart, Mariner.—July 3. Peter llama Abbott. Lime Street. Nferchant.-3, Argles Bishop, .M.i.t!etorLe. Distiller.—!t. Craw ford !Apron. Senate' Itnog, Poet. Stubbs. and William Welch. Liverpool, Alerchatits.— Jene 3, Benjrwin Haswell, erefortl, Groevr.--Jule 8, Wil -1 Bond. Dover. Brea er..—July 31, Robert Hindman 'C.o.d. Seed Crusher.—June a. Richard Paulgrain and Itega 1 \mletaiti. Fowey, Shiparights.-7, Petherielt Lukey., Foavy, .:acer.-28. Alexander Muir. Leeds, Linendraper.-5, Stephen 11,.(3un. Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Nlercluart--8, Thoulas Bayn. t •.. and William Boynton. liiiilderitunster, Grocers.-13. Joseph I Camberwell. Victualler.—Ma c 2„ Joseph Whitaker ;4:(1411ewood, %Mtn:mpel. Perfumer.—June IS, Wllliarn Wood mbe, jun. and sell. Rotherhithe. Ship—boiiders.—J one S. John Uarvey Lean, Ferrelutrch Street, Insurance Broker. . . _ CERTIFICATES to be urauted June 5. .1. Atkinson, Dalton, Cumberland, cotton manutheturer—J. Clo.er, Plymouth. merchant—R. Blyth. Enigma upon Hull, awn merchant.—B. Unwin. Drcnfield, Derby, timber merchant —T. Cushon. Mineries. hautr--A. Warner. St. Catherine's, r , etuallet—T. and J. 'laical.. Bristol. merchants—W. Rust, Sheffield. merehant—J. Townshend, Ludgate Street, warehouse man—E. Coats. T. Massey. and J. Hall. Button upon Trent, Stafford. brewers—R. Ellis, Dean Street. &mama'lt. provision broker---J. Parker. A:bridge. Somalia, money scrivener—W. Pearoe, Oat Lane, Rlack-ecll hall factor. lAlle of Cods. Ralik Stark 217 owhium a 3 purr 1:eul. 11 l Imp. 3 pr. , Lent. r per Ccui (:....x. 71) 141114 1.1..tu11s 2 . 9 3'l tier Ceni. 11.1 tn.ia Stock 2'74 .1 per I,. eu i. In i Exchequer Bills Its. dis. 5 per Ceti!. Nasy 101 Cola. for Ae. 71i Lour, Auu. IS 11-16 Luttatry Tickets 271. 194. THE NATIONAL ItEGISTER. Lontion. MONDAY, MAY 17, 'Sig. Saturday morning we received riamburgh Papers of the 7th May, from Which we extract the follow- ing:— HANovint, MAY 4.—The Duke of Clarence, ac companied by Lis brother in law, the Duke of Saxe Menningen, returned from Celle, where they h:ul iimpeeted the troops, and visited several public esta blishments Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Clarence goes on fast towards recovery. Shc has been out several times. The King of Prussia has purchased the superb hotel of the Russian Ambassador at Berlin, for 80,000 dollars, for an oricivl occupation. Exchange on London—lklay 4, 33 4i, 33 7i — May 7, 33 4, 33 7. Saturday we received Brussels Papers to the I I th instant. The prominent part of their contents relate to the affairs of Sweflen. Arrangements arc alluded to as having been proposed, but they fire stated to have been peremptorily rejected. The King of Sweden frequently assembles the Council of State it is observed the Nlinister of Rusin is invited I , s; frorient:y than famerly to the parties' of the "Ai:lister for Foreign Affair:. This coolness has, t , l;ether with other eirrumstancen, given rise to. a vari‘ty of surmises and conketurtr. Sera t - : suppose THE NATIONAL REGISTER. that there is a serious misunderstanding betwetn ' the Emperer of Russia and the King of Sweden. prep:it...nory to a negociation to induce Charles John to quit Etc throne ut: Sweden. An overture to this effect, it is said, has been mudg to him, but we can ' nut give credit to the report, or that such a measure could ever be in the contemplation of the Holy Al. liunce. He has been called to the throne by the voice of the people, and there he ought to remain undisturbed, without the interfereace of any foreign Power whatever. The measures taking fur the de fence of the kingdom are pn.ceeding with activity— there is a plan for erecting an immune fortress• in the very heart of Sweden. AR this seems to indi cate, that the Government has some fears fur the future. On the other hand, the family of the de throned King are said to be soliciting the protection of a great Power for the young Prince Gustavus.— These Papers say, on the authority of a letter float Manheim, that Sandt, the murderer of Kotzebue, is dead. The French papers to the itkii have just been received. The fhliowing are extracts:— I'AItIS, MAY I:).—Yl'lnel tidy b. foie MANS the King gave aptivate audience to the Siei:iati lroba•sadcr, who presented,* letter from Ids Soverei4n, nom', ing the mar riage concluded bet %cm' the [tarot of Spain , Dosa Francis Paid, and the Princess Louisa Cuselutte of the To cs Ski lies. Hit Majesty afterwatds receit,ed the Ainhassudors, ()saint Dignitatiep. Ministers, Marshals, .&. The King also received a Deputation float the Cnamber of Depu ties, who drliveu•d the p(ojet istyrethig the trant.it through Akaler. The works are continued at St. Cloud, and it is still said, that Isis ;naked). will reside there clueing a part of the summer. The celebtated composer, Beethoven, has been ap pointed Maitre de Chapelle to the Atchiloke ItoJuly's°, Archbishop of 01 iiiii iz. Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg proceeds to Switzer land, to pay soother visit to his sister, the Grand D4lCilebi Constantine. The trial of Cantilion and Mariner, charged with at tempting to assassinate the Duke of Il'illington, cum menees this day; it is expected to last four days. The report is renewed ot the approaching establishment of a unliounl rrprestntaliosi in PI M.Sid. Negotiations are on foot to rstablish commercialrela tions between Pt ossia and the Brazils. VIENNA, APRIL 2.` 1 .—1t appears certain, that the two Princesses, twin daughter► of the King of Sardinia, Mafia Theseta, and Maria Anna (hurls at Rome the 19111 St p timber, !so), vi ill be married, ore to the King of Spain, and the other to the sou of the Duchess of LUCCA, ei•det ant Queen of Etruria. A Russian Courier, who has passed through this city on his way to Italy, is the bearer, it is said, of orders to Coma Cap° d'istria,to tcturn ionintJtately to Peteisburgh ; but sonic ray, that lie is previously to go to Paris on a 1114.. t•itill Irurn ths. Litipte or of Rtir.sia. It is generally believed that Mr. Vansittart, after bringing forward the Budget, and providing for the Ways and Metros of the year, will resign the situa tion of Chancellor a the Exchequer. It is not understood, however, that he is to be succeeded by Mr. Peel. A letter from ‘Vieshington, giving an outline of the Treaty lately concluded with Spain, says— " The 24th January, 13 , 9, is selected for regulat ing the validity of grunts by Spanish authority; all bet Ore that day are declared valid by the Treaty, all subsequent to that eay are void." Letters have reached us from Trinidad, dated the 2d of April. They announce the arrival in the Gulph of Paria, of the Francis and other transports, with the remainder of the British volunteers under Colonel English. They were instantly to proceed to Murgaretta, to join the Expedition preparing there against the Main. The opportunity, it is said, was never more favourable for putting a ter mination to the contest. The main body of the Spanish troops, under General Martin is at least SCO miles from the seacoast, entangled in the woods of Armen, and cut off from all its principal comma nicat'ons by tha Independent threes. 1111 tRRIAGES IN HIGH LIFE.OH Thursday mcrn;ng were married, ut the pariah church of St. Gcor;e, Hanover-square, by the Rev. Mr Hodgson, the Earl Temple. to Lady Mary Campbell. After the ceremony the new married pair set eff for Stowe, IVI A Y 1:7. the seat of the Nl..rquis of Buclingloon.—,ll 3o , rrt St. Jatne,'s church, by the very Rev, the Dtain of Canterbury, the aut. Mr. Neville, eldest son of Lord Ittayhroulie, to Lady Mary, second daughter of the Marquis Cornwallis The happy pair, after the eereurnty, proceeded to Saffron Walden the seat of Lord Bray brooke. On Thiirsday, Mosely Woolf, Lewia Levy, and John Kinnear, convicted of conspiracy to derrattel certain merchaiits and trudesmen, were brought into. the Court of King's Bensh, and received the ful lowing sentences:—Woall to be imprisoned in the county gaol of Middlesex, for two years, and to pav a fine of IM001.; Lewis Levy to be imprisoned two years in Gloucester gaol, mid to pay a fine of ?,0091.; and John Kinnear to be imprisoned two years in Ilehester gaol. The r mon who arrived at the Admiralty from.. Liverpool with the new invented cannon and car. tinge, we are informed has given general satisfaction to the officers- appointed by the Ordnance ; we are es to hear this, as it greatly diminish es labour and. danger, which are two material points in gunnery. lu JEllillloll 10 the rxlse.htion that It.ia just aarlcd for explormig Ilelliit s ii v, autl deteritinting tht• ex i,t elice of a Clllllllltotecetion l.y scahr towards Behritig's Strait., another is.aboin w be undertaken by laud, which is proceed in o.tiortlit tit thirction limn to g ILmJvat 8" The per,this to be rittit!oy,.. I to Company's settlesteols. ties artlaints titidertaLing, it is caul, are s eltc eii ; aii.l, •r-. 11 toe assistance of tile North American tribes, ooze piotpeet of success iseutrrtainetl. it will be rt cod.'eted. thut many years into Mr. lErite, and tome rteently Nl'Kenzie, tell in wills the %,, m it two j ig . tmethate lasitit••, a considerable ilialat:ce tio.ts cacti 0,11 r, between 1;i-hying's Str.lll7l.llld itAlis , slily. Last month the f.',ointoissary of the 11‘cciver for the Arroodissement of Glen was assassinated. 1-1•.; had to pay to the Receiver General cf the Depart ment of the Loire a sum of !21,000 francs. The Gend'uotnes, who were to Lave eseurted hint arrived in the moroing before the house, found the door open, the house- deserted, and the chest broken opzo and robbed. At first the Connuissery himself was suspected of being the thief; but search being made, his dead body was found on the banks of the Loire, tied hand and foot, with a ;;at in the mouth, and the skull fractured. Suspicion has fallen on hit domestic, who has disappeared. The Gazelle de France says, the English Govern ment has called fur the sole heir ache immense far. tune held by Courtois, the old French Bae.cr, who died lately in London. The fortuznoe hair is called Tretin, and has hitherto lived painfully iu Nugent sur-eine, on the pittance arising front a small em ployment in the Consolidated 'lases. He has set off to take possession of his great property. Papers down to the Ist of the present month have arrived front Switzerland and the interior of Ger many. It appears that a formal overture has been made by an agent of the King of Portugal to the Swiss Government, for takirrg into hit Majesty's ser vice, is the Brazils, a body of Swiss, on the It:ask...of the Capitulation between that Government and the King of the Netherlands. The differences between the Courts of Berlin and Hesse Cassel arc said to be nearly adjusted, and importniit diplomatic com munications are spoken of as having been made at Cassel. It is surprising that the Vice Soeiety, instead of • declaring war rgainst the retailers of a pint of porter or a mutton chap to a hungry customer, on the Lord's day, do ut t exert themselves to put down waltzing, which a'l must agree is inconsistent with the decency and decorum of the English character. Letters and papers from Cadiz to the 21st, and from Madrid to the 27th ult., have reached town. The contents of the former are interesting. It seems that the Spanish Government had made great exer tions to forward the departure of the expedition, and in consequence of instructions from Madrid, a con siderable number of troops had been put on board several of the ship: of the line, and it was expected at Cadiz that these would have sailed for South America before the smaller vessels. An - order had, however, unexpectedly reached Cadiz, directing that the soldiets who had been embarked should be dis embarked. This circumstance has excited considera ble sensation, toil numeroes were the conjectures as to the cause of this sudden alteration of the deter mination of the Government. It was affirmed that the troops and vessels of war were detained in con sequenem of the arrival of the despatches by the Sn bins frigate. Sierra-Leone Casettes have arrived to the 20th dB - lamary. In one of them there is a conirifliction of the teports which found their way into the English papers some months since, of the dreadful notrulity that prc vailed in that settlement. It s,%s, " the total number of Europeans who died in the Pet.itisida, iu 1818. was 8 men, 3 women, and 2 chtkren. We lo;t no civil, military, or colonial officers, excepting one young gen tleman, who died a month after his wive!, and is in chided in the number. 14i 13 :...