The National Register.
London, England, 1816-09-09 00:00:00

TIM NATIONAL REGISTML

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
W. M. rAnITSAC, High tobora, musical it:l strunient-rnaker. from
Bn. to Sept. 21.
G. 5?
uut.a2, a Lewes, Sks.ex, carpenter, from Sept. 7 to Sqt• 17.
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
W. Batt., of Tottenham-part-rood, linen-charm
G. V Pox D. of Ludgate NHL linen-draper.
D. Caoss, of Bodhani, Nerfolk. farmer.
BANKRUPTS.
G. \S it. t yam:. of Sutton.under.W hitestoneeliffa. Yottshire, hawker,
St-pt. Pt, 19, Oct. 15, at Thirsk.. Atts. Morton and Co. Gray's Inn.
S. BUItGI:3S. of Manchester. calico.printer, Oct. 1,2, 15, at Mao.
cheater. Att. Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane.
T. CIIAMSERIR. of Cram:wick. Yorkshire, farmer, Sept. tn. 11, Oct.
15, at Beverley. Ate. Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane.
R. Ilstinr.a. of Westlutughton, Lancashire, cotton-manuf. Sept. 20,
Oct. 15, at Belton-le-Moors. Ans. Milne and Co. Temple.
T. Burr.r.a. of Aston.Tirrold. Berkshire, Feces, Sept. 12, 13, Oct.
13, at Wallingford. Atts. Price and Co. Lincoln's Inn.
DI \'l RENDS AT GUILDHALL.
Sept. 24, J.B. Dannenberger, Auninfliars. merchant.
Sept. 7, G. !cottage, Stanacad-Mounditchet, Essex, miner.
Sept. 2s, W. Renton, Hoston-fields, nurseryman.

DIV ID E DS IN TUE COUNTRY.
Sept. 25, T. Kelly. of Bristol, cordwainer, at Bristol.
Oct. 4, W. M• Minn, of ManCmstcr, draper, at Manchester.
Sept. 27. E. Bents, of Nantwich, woollen-diaper, at Nantwich.
Sept. 27, It. thane, of Chester, tanner, at Chester.
Oct. 16. F. Owtram, Worksop, linen draper, at Manchester.
Sept. 27, J. Newatead, Aell, Norfolk. stint-merchant, at Norwich.
Sept. 26, J. Jones, of Chester, linen-draper, at Chesur.
CERTIFICATES, Sr.r.r. Woods, of Wokeing. Surrey,
mealman.---.1. M. Aistrupe. of Garthorpe. Lincolnshire. grocer.—J.
Davies, of Manchester. hatter —I. Espley, of Wellington, pork-
butcher.—J. Wight, of Birmingham, inlotand-manufacturer.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSt tl .Vl., D.
J. Rugg and .1. Tatum. of Bristol, wine-merchants.
J. Parka and T. Stanley. of West Bromwich, boarding ado
J. Darwin and R. Clark. of Old 'Change, whalebone-cutter
.1. Davies and Co. of Poppin's.court, Fleet et. stereotype-fro
T. and W. Williams, of Stationers'-court, bookeellers.
.1. A. and R. Taylor, of Manchester, cotton-merchants.
T. Roeklis and W. Kilner, of Huddersfield, cloth-merchants
.1. Love and H. Genery. of Kennington-entss, schoolmaster
W. Jarman and R. Attenboroutch. of Noitinglatin, hosiers.
A. Davison and Co. of Pall-Mall. banker..
King and Co. of Falcon-street, wine-mere
Oliver and Co. of Great Winchester-greet

t. merchant.

It is not generally known that the present Royal
Families of England and Franco arc related : our readers
may be glad ti, sc:e the tiilluwing explanation of this his-
torical tiiet

NINC JAMES I.

RI.IE/METH.
Electre,s Palatine.
'
Soricia.
Electress of !hoover.
GEORGE 1.
GEORGIC 11.
FREW:MCI.
Prince of Wales.

CITAILEi 1.
HENRIETTA,
DUCIICSI of Orleans.
MARY ANNE,
Queen of Sardinia.
MART,
Dauphinesa of Franco.
Lours XV.
Dauphin of Franca.
Loors XVIII.

GEORGE 111.
GronGr.
Prince itcgcnt.

The relationship between the Royal Family of Eng-
land and the Houses of Orleans and Conde, and the Im-
perial Houie of Austria, is one degree nearer, as they all
descend front the before-mentioned Elizabeth, Electress
Palatine, more commonly called the Queen of Bohemia,
daughter of King James 1. The principal male descend.
ants of this Monarch, now living, arc-
1. The King of Sardinia.
I. The King of France, his Brothers and Nephews.
3 The Duke of Orleans and his Sans.
4. The Emperor of Austria, his Brothers and Sons.
5. The Prince of Salty
6. The Prince de Conde, and hi; Son, the Duke of Bourbon.
7. The King of Swim'..
The foregoing are all excluded from the succession to
the Crown of England by the Act of Settlement, whicH
establishes it in the descendants of the Electress Sophia'
being Protestants. The principal males of this branch,
now living arc-
1. The King S. The King of Denmark
2. The Prince Regent and his 6. The Prince of Orange
!Royal Brothers. 7. The Elector of Hesse
3. The Duke of Gloucester S. The King of Prussia
-Is The Duke of Brunswick All these are Prottatants.

Munday the remains of Dr. Taylor, lute Secretary to
the Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures,
and Commerce, were conveyed from the house of the In-
stitution, in the Adelphi, to St. James Church, Picca-
dilly,
,for interment. The poll WM borne by six Vice
Presidents and Chairman of Committees, and followed by
a considerable number of that public-spirited body ;
amongst the carriages of the Members, which dosed the
melancholy procemon, we noticed those of his Royal
Highness the Duke of Sussex, President, his Grace the
Duke of Northumberland, her Serene Highness the Mar-
gravine of Anspach, Dr. Powell, Vice-President, I'. FL
Andrews, Esq. Pratt, Esq. &c. Sic. The funeral
service was performed in the most impress *c manner by
the Rev. L. D. Clekhune, Chaplain to his Royal High-
ness the Duke of Sussex.
The Antiquarians expect to make rare discoveries as
the workmen remove the mouldering walls of the Savoy
Palace, which must be shortly cleared away for the
entrance to the new bridge, pronounced by Cunova to be
one of the grandest pieces of architecture in Europe.—
Many are looking, for the following inscription, which,
Weaver says, stood over the hospital :
Ilospititon hoe inoni loam Savoia
Septhous fleuricits Ihodavit ab boo solo.

Froos6ATURDAYS LONDON GAZETTE, Sept. 7.
•
BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
J. Poets+ and J. WOOLLEY. of London, merchant., Fan Sept 17
Oct. 12.
J. CAADOCKE. of Downing-street, Westminster, pieture-dealet. from
Aug. 31 to Oct. 19.
T. N. Cst.t.sx-Ay, of Bath, upholsterer. from Sept. to to Sept.
W. Bucu.urAw, of St. James 3, merchant, from Se.:. tO to ts.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. •
J. CH42)1411,8( N -011011-Palgate, linen.dropa.
BANKRUPTS.
.1. FULLER. of the Neat-Houma. Hanover-square, gardener. Sept. for
17, get. 19. at Guildhall. At Mr. Moms, Horseferry-roetl.
J. RANSON. jars. of Sunderland near the Sea, draper, Sept. le, 30,
Oct. 19, at Sunderland near the Sea. Att. Mr. Wilms", Greville.
street, Iletton-garden.
T. WHELLIEIt, of Exeter, spirit-merchant, Sept. 4't, Oct. 19, at
Exeter. Amts. Darke and Co. Princes-street. ford-row.
S. Hz rroan, of Southowram Yorkshire, bookseller, Sept. 14, is.
Oct. 19, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Hartley, New Bridge-st. fllackfriars.
W.Cootson, of ficistone. Cornwall. mercer, Sept 16. 17. Oct. 19.
at Guildhall. Alta. Bourdillon and Co. Little Friday-street
W. and J. Sri aI.TT. of Shelton. Staffordehire, Sept. 14, 16. Oct. 19.
at Hanky. Att. Mr. Wihlon, Temple.
W. and W. T. True RELL, of Bermondsey. leather-factors. Sept. 10.
17, Oct. 19, at Guildhall. Aug. Baker & Co. Bedford-pl. ltuseen-sq.
J. 1110011“. of Chipping-Norton, !Inkster, Sept. PO, 41. Oct. 19, at
Chipping Norton Att. Mr. Watts, Symendli-inn.
S. Plaice:, late of hanlisley, Herefordshire. shopkeeper, Sept. 16, 17,
Oct. 19, et HerefonL Aft. Mr. Platt, New Boswell-court.
T. BURROWS, of Marton. Cheshire, salt-proprietor, Oct.?, 3, 19, at
LiverpooL Att. Mr. Leigh, Poultry.
W. Si us, of rouses, grocer, Sept. 16, KO, Oct. 19. at Gosport. A"
Alexander and Co. Nee-inn.
W. HARRIS and J. Dicararson, of Marmot% aul-cloth-manufac-
turers,
.Sept. 20, it, Oct. 19, at Marypure. Amts. Surer and Co.
Gray',-Inn.
R. and W. Coosa. of Brewood. Stailiwalddre, tanners. Sept. 16. 17,
Oct. 19, at Birmingham. Alta Clarke and Co. Chanearplans.
T. WRItiIIT, of Stourport, timber-merehant. Sept. 47, U, Oct 19, at
Worccster. Att. Mr. Heelis. Staple-inn.
A. S. ROBERTS. Of LeCdS, Oct. Y, 3 19 It Leeds. Att e.
Atkinson and Co. Leeds.
J. Ensesit, of Bartoompes-Humber, LinoOlmibire. nealtebw. See.
13, 14, Oct. 19, at Bartownpan.Hannhot. Att. Xt. 111111111. 0116, ir• •
inn-square.
B. Darner, of Haverfordwist 15, 14, Oct 111. at
Haverfordwest. Att. .
J. RAZES, of Milford. Pembeedalskins.piluis Sept 17. WeOtt IL at
Bristol. Amts. JeskietantlCA
W. &sirs, of Milford, . 'err. 3.9t4744.
19, at Bristol. Atts. td. N
H. SOTIIZR LARD, of tialiter, Sept. 16, CIL 11, It
Canterbury. Att. Mr. awe. sirs.
H. SEARLE, of the Strand. bootessine, Bop& II*" (let. IS.MQ*11111"
hall. Atts. Collins and Co. Sfatalperfases.
J. HAWES and L. BREYER, or Bros Alnebor-yard, Rosemary-lane,
sugar.refiners, Sept. 14,41, net. 19, atOnlidhell. Au. Mr. Linde-
man, Upper Crown-street, Westminster.
T. Lownyw. of Hitcher. Herts. innholder, Sept, 10, Vs Oct. 19, at
Guildhall. Atts. White and Co. Tokeshouse-yard.
J. /err. ales, of Resnick. Yorkshire. vistualler.'Sapt. le, 28. Oct. 12.
at GuildhalL Au. Mr. Abbott, Abchureh-yard.
DIVIDENDS AT GUILDHALL.
Sept. ea, T. Mulloy. of Tokenhouse-yard. nearchant.
Oct. 27, J. Calloway, of New Bond-street. upholsterer.
Sept. es, W. and J. Edmeads, of Loose, Kent, t-nualgra.
Sept. ts, B. Jacob, of Bartholomew-dose,
Oct. 15, T. Mania. of Barton-upon-Humber. and R. Richardson, of
Glaunford Briggs, Lincoln, bankers.
Nov. ls. J. Flaicher. of Clapham. Surrey, merchant. .
Sept. tl, J. A. Deschamps, of Howares.plase;•Cleekenwell, engine-
turner. • -
DIVIDENDS IN THE COE 17.
Sept. 30, .1. Pyweß. of iiithielate; as
Oct. in, W. Norm, of lairti 10tb4r41N04111244..4
Oct. 3, T. and J. Pest, of Haswiok. Lasawmter,
Manchester.
Oct. 1, J. Cooper, of liddeminier, Warcegte. victualler. at HaaelebarT•
Oct. 7, S. I grrtox. of MM. limswespir all IMO'.
Oct. 3, J. tor y, :rm. of Meriden. W at csiontry.
net. 2, R. Cotton, of King's-Lyynnnh ll Ugh;
Sept. So, J. Seaton and Co. of Matthaei. 'Y .
Sept. 30, J. Seaton. of Pontifract. To& boister.titr' n
Sept. 27, J. Weyer sod G. Meagan sphilkikL.Yeit. • •
Sept. 47, G. A. Hague, of SI .1d- York, plater. at Bununghani.
Sept. 30,1'. Nott, of Bristol, abeassaker.. at .Drinel.
Oct.l, W. Pier.on, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, victualler. at Great

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Yarmouth.
C E RTI SIC ATVS, Styr. tri.—J. and .1. Poster, of Selby, York,
merchants— J. Milometer. of taneaairr, watch-niaker—G. ganshanl.
jun. of Eywortb. Bedford, farmer—M. and ?tr.- B: Waitron. of We.l-
Baron, Somerset. bankers—H. Wyche, of New Simon, Wilts. wine-
merchant—S. Raistrick, of Idle. Calverley. 'Tor rTrultier—T. l: tells.
of Hackney. stock-bmiter—H. Boyle, of Becht:Us. Stockport. Chester.
victualler—W. Gareide, of StoolEport. Chester, grocer—G. Goundry,
of Stockton, Durham. com.mordioet. •

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
T. Olierr and Co. of Great Wlndiatte-aisset. West Intta merel•ants.
W. Smith and W. Peon*: of Va4Vvitoiitif =etb.tketort.
E. Rushton and W. Robinsoo.'of hams.
T. Grrasiey and Co. of Went Snaitligallonangla woollen.drals.
E. Butt and G. Hayward. of the Pludisral.l=lhC. Plumbers. .•
T. Willetton and W. M. Reed. of Coeontry.
R. and T. Brown, of Boston, Lincoln. rogamookets„ •
J. Sutton and Co. of Newton, Cheater. nrem
W. and J. Crocker. of Wading-street. eolatorinters.
W. Dyson, jun. and J. G. Baker, dßothoebsmt, York. and S. Baker;
of Rinker-quart, merchants.
T. Simms and Co. of Aston Junction Forgo.- forgers. .
T. Peters and J. M. Muggieston, of Robertalnalge.s.a. aargeon4.
T. Chikott and T. Conk, of Bristol.
J. David and W. D. Cummins, of Zle7l=Z. warehonmenarn.
W. Mate and D. Davy, of Sheffield. York. weethasta
G. and M. D. King, of Falcon-strel-t, wine-tnereltants.
J. Allen and W.. 1. Laing, of High-street. St. Giles's, gia.t.eutters.
K. I'ott and M. Bowen. of Clifford's Inn-passage. tavere.kramera.
T. Wright and Co. of Stourpurt. Worcester, tubber-merchants.
.1. Bari:north. of Tranhy. Xingaton-urari-Hull. and G. Ilawkes,
North Barton. Kingston-upon-Ili l, alup.builders.
W. and J. Butterworth, of Basing-lane.

Barbadoes Papers, to the ROth of July inclusive, in-
form us that the island was perfectly tranquil.—Martial
law, as our readers know, had been taken oft: the Go-
vernor had issued a Proclamation enjoining all Justices of
the Pence and others to apprehend persons of a suspicious
appearance who had been " seen lurking about the town
and country, without giving any satisfactory account of
themselves."
" it ion TCWN, Jtmv 20.—fit riti have been• iiined in the
different pariNlies of this Oland, to tilionint their liepreientatii •
in the• Ifnnxe• of .t••emblt, awl an election of Members is to
take phee ou the rob of the r month, in order that tin !e
may be a me ch's,/ a tio. Colonial J.egnlctute utitheloltowing
day, at Mason-Ilan."

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