The National Register. — London, England, 1819-05-30 00:00:00

172 /110.1/ 7'l; ESD.IF IGIIT'S KENSINGTON PALACE. MAY ti. This morning. at a quarter past four o'clock. the Dnehees of Kent was happily delivered of a Princess. His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, his Grace die Duke of Wellington, Master General of the Ordnance. Co? klarquiA of Lansdowne, the End Bathurst, one of hit Alsje-ty's Principe; Secretaries of State. the Bishop of London. the Chancellor of the Exchequer. end the Right lion. George Canning, First Commissioner for the affairs of India, were in :tendance. Her Royal Highness is. God be praised, as well as can be ex pected, and the young Princess is in perfect health. CROWN OFFICE. MAY 45, MEMBER returned to serve in this present PARLIAMENT. Town and Port of Ilythe.—S. J. Lloyd, esq. in there.= of J. Tatykn, esq. who has accepted the Chiltern Iluadred s. FOREIGN OFFICE, MAY 23. Ills Royal Ilighnesr the Prince Repnt has been pleased. in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to approve of Mr. J. Intromo, u Consul at Malty for the King of Denmark. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. J. Hamer and J. Ord, Barge Yard, Bucider.bury, merchants. A. Lloyd. Lianas.. Flintslure. clerk. W. Dyer, senior. Aldersgate Street, goldsmith. J. Radelifti, Swansea, grocer. BANKRUPTS. P. J. Gaugain, Church Street. Soho Square, jeweller. It. Si.npson. ('rowu Court, Threadneedle Street, merchant. S. Johnson. Skinner Streit, Finsbury Market, cabinet maker. It. Ord, Deptford, butcher. W. Marshall, South Street, Spite Melds. checsemonger. J. Slim', Mahlon, Essex, coal and wine merchant. T. Hadley. Birmingham. merchant. W. Hall; Windmill Street, Haymarket, uphobterer. 11. Heath, Islington Ronal, picture dealer. .1. Wlllan, jun. Kenswick, Worcestershire, farmer. Winatanley and W. C. Cmle. Liverpool. auctioneers. M. Penny, She; ton Mallets. Somersetshire, cornfactor. J. Ileginbottorn, A,hton under Line, Lancashire, roper. A. Holmes and H. White,Chesterfield, and T. Tindall, Chester e Street, Durham. hat manufacturers. .1. Wilhnott, Manchester, grocer. B. Wrigley, Manchester, merchant. J. Critcdley, Liverpool. merchant. DIVIDENDS, June 5, B. Sewell. Piccadilly, coal merchant-4. W. Parker. High Street, Whiuchapel, oilman-15,J. Reed and A. !lowan', st. Swithin'a Lane, merchant-1. J. and C. !tanned. Manches ter. linen drapers—l 3, G. Fothergill. Newcastle upon Tyne, ship owner-4U W. Swan, junior, Liverpool. merchant-13,T. Win ship, Mount Greenwich. Durham, mcrchant-15, W. Wallace, Workington, Cumberland. ship carpenter-13, B. Leeming. Wray, Lancashire, shopkeeper-13, G. Rieliardg, Sherard Street. St. James's, silversmith -15, R. Phelan, Bath. g-ocer -0. W. and T. Redden, Liverpool, merchants—l 9, E. Alackin- Ilaymarket, army accoutrement maker-2ti, J. Macklin. Cheapside. stationer-19, W. Handley, Strettan en le Field, Llterby, miller-42, W. and B. Bracy, Tiverton, Devonshire. Auerchants-22, T. Powell, Leominster. butcher —19. R. Harvey. Oxford Street, grocer-19. K. Dickens, Ey mford, Kent, shop keeper. CERTIFICATES to be granted Juno c 5. J. liarrey, Okehampton, wooLtapler—C. Vs athen, Salters jlall Court. merzliant-11. Tenfold, Deptford, rictetaller—W' Proctor, Bittnineam, optician—G. Chaster, Goluersal; J Chaster. Knotin ey; and T. Chaster, Dewsbury, Yorkshire coal dealers—T. Utak, Air Street, Piccadilly, merchant--. 1. 'Needes, Kick Lane, Spit.ll.l..ltls, coal merchant—E. Matthews. Collage Hilt, merchant—H. Wilke, Chancery Lane, printer—lt Jones, Cheapsidc, woollen draper—R. Johnson, Plytnautlt, jroccr. FROM LAST NiGiirs GAZETTE. C.% ftI.TON-110l:SE. MAY 28. The Prince of Wales has been pleased to appoint Charles Warren. Esq. one of his Alajesty's Counsel, to the üßice of his Royal Highness's Attorney General. FOREIGN-OFFICE, MAY 49. His Rsyal Highness the Prince Regent has been graciously pleased. in the mum: and on the behalf of his Alujesty, to ap pro•.e of Mr..lawei Ifitroitio, as Consul at Malta tur his Ma csty the King of Denmark. VVIIITIiIiALL. MAY 26. The Lohl Chancellor has appeonted Jame.; Hooke, of Ply mouth, toad Thomas Wcods Mawilsley, of Liverpool, to he Musters Eltraortlinaty in the High Court of Chancery. CROWN-OFFICE, MAY 29. Mr:riron rlturacri to serve in this prceent PARLIAMENT. Krcwal,ury.—Joan Mytton, Est. in the room of I tichard Lys . .er, Esq. (12t•riv,ed. BANXRUPTCIES ENLARGED. N. Brook, Duke Sir.ct, Lincoln's Inn FieLls, shoe manu f,azturer, float . 1 111 N, to.ltine 2tl. S. Douthat. live-rool, merchant. from May 29, to June 19. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J. Knoirks, Stroud, 613.:ceAcr, ianhaler. BANKRUPTS. Bruturhead, Sheffield, I'o4, merchant. M. P,a;e, Hal dswmth, Suff..tf, merchant. iI. W [Pico - , row tna:gt C. Wool and H. 1J:1;7.1144i, Salcoates,York, timber merchants. W. 11. Marshall, Ht hoe, Yotk. 'i. Stunt, Alltn etreet, Gostsell Street. carpet manufacturer. T S. Cold3all, Nres...ch, c urh tr.aster. L.% Wotc.o-ttr, duper. J. S,n t t,Statufori.strea, Blackfriar's Real, horse dealer. J. 1111.ntr, sea. sal J. Balmer, jun. South Sitielde, ship bJilders. W. Simms, S tindoo, Staffiwd, corn dealer. S. Fltt.tor, Daaea.ter, York, fish; rd:isher. J. IS:nns. sari. 11d .1. arms, jun. of Lone, Cornwall, bankers. DI. steed. of I.toilaw. Salop, stone-mason. Limo•.t.tet, S , :ttre, rate:harm J. Land i,orl J. Walsh, Blaekhntn, Lancaster, cotton-manu fat Carer.. .1. S. .I,cln, Wrmingham, derdor. J. B. ifayttn, K:a...otton•uport.kluj, merchant. C. 113 It v. t, _ c te..port. grocer. It. I arg. G. Look arta W. Lang, Ackeangton, Lancaster, ca t G. fit Ron:ford. It‘s , :x..hnpketper. DIVIDENDS. Ju4: 2.11, !date, Sseet;n4%, Corshi:l, silversmith— akk. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. if ttecho. onumnii 0. 1 , 11, : 'ter Cent. India Bonds India Stock Exchequer Dille 2s. dis. Cons. for Ac. G 6 Lottery Tickets 19!. 18i. 46, J. W. Bose. Bishopsgate Street, silk mercer -19, M. Noble, Battersea, brass foundef-24, W. Renalds. Tadcaster. York. flax dresser-43. E. W. Gooch. Bury St. Edmunds, victualler -19. I. Pal) art. London Street. Fenehumh Street, merchant-23, T. Barlow, East Retford, Nottingham, innkeeper —14. E. Sout, ten. Fox and knot Yard, Snowhill. dealer-19. J. Surr. Alders gate Street. apothecary-19, J. Mackin and J. Burton, Great Guildford Street. millwrights-22, J. Britton, W., J.. and G. Bunton, Borowby. York. linen manufacturers-2Z P.Caumont, Ohl Broad Street, merchant-19, W. Coates. Skipton. York, grocer-5. C. Sundial, Devonshire Square. merchant—July 6, V. Stoekham, Bristol, baker. CERTIFICATES to be granted June 19. W. Parker. Leeds, York. merchant—J. Lege►t. Ltigwardine. Hereford, farmer—S. Robinson, Sealcoates, York, ship chandler —D. Buchaanan. S. M. Smith, and F. Ashley, Liverpool, mer chants—J.ll4les. Portamotnh, grocer—lt. l airclough. Faring. ton. Lancashire. tanner—lt. Groning. Broad Street Buildings. merchant—D. Kingscott. Walcot. Sometset. baker—R. Abram. Liverpool. merchant—S. B. ['touter. Bristol. bookseller— S. W Doagate Wharf, dealer—S. Spooner, Cornhill, woollen draper. Writz Bank St , el: 3 per Cent. fifit 3 per Cep? 671 :31 per Cria. 7.if 1 per Leto. $4 3 per Cent. N:tvv 103 i Lung tun. 17 3-Iti THE NATIONAL REGISTER. kontion, SUNDAY, MAY 30, 1819. By the French papers received yesterday, 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 from the Swedish journals.—Prince Leo poll has had a private audience of the King, to whom he was introduced by the English Ambas sador. His Royal Highness then proceeded to pay his respects to the Princes and Princesses of the Royal Family, and afterwards dined with his Ma jesty. It is said the Coronation will be solemnized in the New Church of St. Genevieve. A Flanders Mail arrived yesterday, with Brussels Papers to Tuesday. The following is an extract:— SITTING OF THE SECOND CHAMBER, MAT Atter sonic preliminary business, the President com municated to the . 4 1!,semlily a D ecree o f the King, by which his Majesty had charged his Ewellency the \Luicter of the Interior to repair to-day to the Assembly, when the two Chambers would be united, to close the present Session. lie thanked his honourable colleagues for the marks of esteem and confidence which he has received during this long Ses:ion, and the Chamber adjourned till two o'clock, when the two Chaintle-s met, and the Minister of the Interior bring intro.liteed in the usual form, closed the Session by the following speech, which he delivered in both languages:— " High and Mighty hard.. . . . , - - "The K mg, in ordering me to close in his name the Session of the Stntes General, has at the same time commrs4oned me to te•tify his satisfaction nt the con•lnnt and as•iduuan rare which you have shown in the thorough iuve<tigat• of the various projects of laws which have been laid before you, nod of which several were of high importance. I shall nut ate them, but it is agreeable to the King to be able to inform you, even before your Session is closed, that a very interesting law—that on the national militia—hay been put into full execution, nod that the result ausweis the hopes which hishlajesty entertained. " His hlajesty Thinks th it emmilysatisfactsry information may scion be given ynte respecting the other laws which you have since had before son. Ile will rejoice at it because his ambition is 14e prosperity of the State, and in his heart the prosperity of the illation is iuseparable from his owu happi ness. ' His Excellency concluded, by recommending 11 the Memht rs worthily to cut ploy the interval till tne next Srssiun iu maintaining that spirit of concord which is the hasps Of the general welfare and happiness. Kensington Palace was yesterday again thronged with distinguished characters, inquiring after the health of the Duchess of Kent and the Royal Infant, who continue to do well. 'I 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 are distinguished encouragers of the amusements of the turf. His Lordship repeats his fes,ivities this day. His 7.x:•ellency the Pe , sian Ambassador, seem pa-led by Sir Gore Ousley, Mr. Morier, and Mr. Willock, left town on Thursday in his can inge with four horses, for Epsom lines, and returned in the cveaini;; to dinner. His Excellency has, it is said expressed his intention Of visiting Portsmouth, previous to his depatture from this country. MAY SO The exchanges, both on Paris and on Hamburgh, continue to rise in Simons of this country: the effect has been sensibly felt in the market ter 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 hinds seem to be more steady, and the late agitation begins to subside. Consols for the account opened on Friday morning at 071, and afterwards fell down to 661; a recovery took place about the time that the Com ntissioners of the Sinking Fund made their pur chases, and the same stock in consequence reached 671, when the market appeared steady; but some very large and unexpected sales occurring, the price declined to 66}, at which business terminated. Throughout the day money stock was scarce, and thnt circumstance is supposed to have greatly con tributed to support the market. 'fire following is a list of the presents which were sent to Carlton-house on Thuridav, by the Persian Am bassador A gold enamelled looking-glass, opening with a portrait of his Persian Majesty, the object Of which was to exhibit, at one view, the portraits of two sovereigns, the one in painting, the other by reflection, and around which were poetical alltisions.—A gold ena melled box.—A magnificent costly sword, celebrrieJ i n Persia for the exquisite temper of its blade; the sheath ornamented with emeralds, rubies, and diamonds.—A string of pearls.—Carpets of Cashmere shawl, com posed of fonr distinct pieces ; the principal carpet is in length 17 Persian yards, breadth nine yards. They were manufactured for the King of the Afghans, who sent them as a present to the Shah, and who, without hesi tation, sent them as the greatest rarity he possessed, to the Prince Regent : in Persia, they are inestimable, such a specimen of manufacture being there hitherto un known. Two carpets of Herat.—A large painting of his Persian Majesty.—Ten magnificent Cashemere shawls, of various sizes and denominations.—Th e Ara bian hores, brought by his Excellency to England as a present to the Prince Regent, were drawn up in the court-yard. On Monday last the anniversary dinner of the Linnean Society was held at Freemasons' Tavern, London. The President, Sir J E. Smith, was in the chair.—The Bishop of Carlisle, Lord Stanley, and nearly 100 members were present —M. Dccan dolle of Paris, M. Teruminck of Amsterdam, and several distinguished scientific foreigners were also present. _ Epsom races were probably never more numerous. ly attended than they have been this year. There has been so great a demand for carriages and horses, that thirty guineas were offered fur a barouche and four for Wednesday, but which could not be pro cured, as they were all previously engaged. It is currently reported in the fashionable circles, that Ladies' Leghorn flats, of the new fabric, are selling from Thirty Shillings to Thirty Guineas each, at Vese's, facing Ely-place, Holborn. ROYAL COLLECTION.—Among the articles of jierta in the last sale of her late Majesty's Cabinet of Curiosities, were a number of paper portraits cut in prygle, of the members of the illustrious Houses of Brunswick and of Mecklenburg Strelitz, both male and female ; the Ladies in the costume of ini), with the head-dresses three eorics high, and with elegant flowing lappets. Of Cie same subjects, the most remarkable was the Lord's Prayer, cut out in paper with a pair of seissars, by an artist born with out hands The old coins of the present reign, being ao longer current, were sold as medals; and it must be confessed, that in point of execution, they nre very superior to the late works of Messrs. Pule and Pistructi. The current coin was withdrawn, as the sale of it, above its denomination, would hare been contrary to law. A number of weavers met in the Green of Glas 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. He said he was aware that, even if a most liberal subscription was to be raised for them, it would, itt a very short time, be consumed, and the same miseries again recur : no help could be ex pected but by curtailing the number of hands, by emigration ; for, though there was not a single yard of cloth woven for twelve months, there would he no scarcity of cloth. Ile recommended a perse verance in the stunts 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 manlier, apparently pleased with the result of the application. The contested Election for Shrewsbury termi nated on Tuesday last, when the numbers appeared to Le, tit'. J. fslytton, E.l. 38L, for P. Cot-Lett, Esq. 'lB7, leaving a majority in favour of the former gen tleman of 97, who was declared accordingly duly elected.