The National Register.
London, England, 1816-01-21 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

iAN. al.

E. Tipton, Gloucester, vintner, Jan. 19, 30, March 2, at the Ram
Inn, Gloucester. Attornies, Sir S. Whitcombe and King, Ser-
jeant's Inn, Fieetstreet.
T. Gyde, Painswick, Gloucestershire, clothier, Jan. 29, 30, March
2, at the Golden Cross, Cains Cross, Gloucestershire. Attorney,
Mr. Croome, Gravel Pits, near Stroud, Gloucestershire.
R. Gyde, Painswick, Gloucestershire, clothier, Jan. 29, 30, March
2, at the Golden Cross, Cains Cross, Gloucestershire. Attorney,
Mr. Groome, Gravel Pits, neat Stroud, Gloucestershire.
J. Chant!ley, Stockport, Cheshire, grocer, Feb. 7,9, March 2, at
the I)og Tavern, Manchester. Att. Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane.
A. Redford, London-road, Surrey, printer, Jan. i 7, Feb. 3, March
2, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rippon, St. George's Place,
Blackfriars-road.
J. Bravo, London-Wall, merchant, Jan. 27, Feb. 3, March 2, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hackett, New Court, Swithin's-lane,
Lombard-street.
J. Neale and Simeon Warner, Milk-street, wholesale linen-draper,
Jan. 30, Feb. 3, March 2, at Guildhall. Attornies, Lowless and
Crosse, St. Mildred's Court.

DIVIDENDS.
Feb. 10, T. Ellis and E. Alder, Crooked lane, merchants, at
Guildhall. —Feb. 20, J. Leonard, Little Hampton, Worcester,
seedsman, at Guildhall.—Feb. 27, J. Riordan, Great Dover street,
South‘vark,-pawnbooker, at Guildhall.—Feb. 20, J. Harman, Bush
lane, inamonger, at Guildhall.— -Feb. 17, E. Roos, Camomile street,
merchant, at Guildhall.—Feb. 13, R. Lewis, Watling street, wax
chandler, at Guildliall.—Feb. 19, J. Carrington, Beaumont, Essex,
farmer, al the George Inn, Colchester.—Feb. 13, E. Black lidge,
Eecle4on, Lancaster, cotton manufacturer, at the Mitre Inn, Pres-
ton.—Feb. 15, W. Edwards. Worcester, banker, at the Commer-
cial Rooms, Bristol.—Feb. 12, J. IVilloughby, Taunton, dealer,
at the White Hart Inn, Bristol.—Feb. 13, T. Wilson, St. Clement,
Cornwall, iron master, at Pearce's Hotel, Truro.—Feb. 10, F,
Hodslion, of Stroud, Kent, brewer, at Guildhall.—Jan. 27, J. Jones,
J. flwen, and H. Abbott, of Bucklersbury, merchants, at Guild-
hall—Feb. 10, H. Hudson, Salford, manufacturer, at the Dog Ta-
vern, Ilanchester.—Feb. 17, J. Cox, Woolwich, stone mason, at
Guildhall —Feb. 12, J. Burton, of Liverpool, merchant, at the
office of Mr. Ciements, Liverpool.—Feb. IT, S. Townsend, Gough
square, Fleet street, jeweller, at Guildhall.—Feb. 6, S. Seager,
Maidstone, dealer, at Guildhall—Feb. 24, W. Footner.. Hercules
buildings, Lambeth, broker, at Guildhall.—Feb. 10, H. Mewburn,
Lloyd's Coffee-house, broker, at Guildhall.—Feb. 27, J. Hughes,
High Holborn, linen draper, at Guildhall.—Feb. 13, R. M‘Brair,
Fenchurch street, broker, at Guildhall.—Feb. 27, H. iirilton and
H. Creed, Crutched Friars, merchants, at Guildhall.—Feb../7, J.
Reay, Mark lane, wine merchant, at Guildhall„—W. Hardy and R.
Gardiner, Cheapside, merchants, at Guildhall.—Feb. 13, J. Ellent,
Barking, rope maker, at Guildhall.—Feb 10, W. Kirkby, Man-
chester, merchant, at the Dog Tavern, Deansgate, Manchester.

SRS

Sussex Place, Kent-,oad, Surrey, dealer.- W. Renton, 1-ioron.
Fields, Middlesex, nurserymau.—W.. Twendow, Wiunin2ton, Cho.
shire, drug-vender.—B. Gilgrest, tiow-Cane, soda-water manufue-
turer.—D. Miall the younger, Portsea, Southampton, brewer.

FRENCII PAPERS.
•
ROYAL ORDONNANCE.
LAW,
Louts, by the Grace of God, Ace.. •
We have proposed; the Chambers hastildopted, We have ordain-
ed, and do ordain as follows—
Art. 1. A full an•! entire Amnesty is accorded to all those who
directly or indirectly have taken part in the rebellion and usurpa-
tion of Napoleon Buonaparte, saving the exceptions hereinafter
named.

2. The Ordonnance of the 26th July will continue to be executed
with respect to the individuals named in the first article of that ;-
Ordonnance.
3. The King can, in the space of two months from the promillgn-
, tion of the present law, exile from France, such of the individuAt
comprised in the 2il article of the said Ordonnance as he shall keep
on it, and as shall not have been previously brought before the
Tribunals; and in that case such parties• shall quit France within
the time fixed for them, and shall not return without the express
permission of his Majesty-, under pain of banishment,
The King can, in like manner, deprive them of all property and
all pensions granted to them on grounds of favour. •
4. The connections of Napoleon Buonaparte, in ascending and
descending lines—his uncles, aunts, nephews, nieces; his brothers,
their wives, and their issue ; his sisters and their husbands, are
excluded for ever from the kingdom. All are bound to depart
therefrom in the space of One month. under pain of the penalties
specified in the 91st article of the Penal Code. They cannot enjoy
any civil right. in France, nor possess any property svhatcoever,
any title or pension granted them of favour; and they shall be
hound to sell, within six mouths, all the property that they hold in
France by purchase.
• 5. The present Amnesty is not applicable to those persons against
whom prosecutions have been directed, or against whom judg-
ments have been pronounced, prior to the promulgation of the pre-
sent law; such prosecutions shall be continued, and such judg-s
ments executed; conformably to the laws.
6. Are not comprised in the present Amnesty crimes or offences
trgainst individuals, at whatever period they may have been com-
mitted. The persons charged with such crimes may be always
prosecuted according to the laws.
7. Those (dale regicides, who, in contempt ofa clemency almost
boundless, have voted for the Additional Act, or accepted oil-ices
or employments from The Usurper, and who, by so doing, .declared
themselves irreconcileahle enemies of France, and of rife lawful
Government, are'for ever excluded the realm, and are bound to
quit it in the space of one month, under pain of the punishment
enacted by the 33d article of the Penal Code. They cannot pos-.
sess any civil right in France, nor any property, title, or pension,
granted to them of favour. The present law, discussed, (lOW-
rated, and adopted by the Chambers of Peers and Deputies, and
sanctioned by us this day, shall lie executed as a law of the State;
we desire, in consequence, that it shall ba observed and maintained
accordingly in all our kingdom, and in the lands and countries
thereto belonging.
In furtherance whereof, we give it in command to all our Courts,
Tribunals, Prefects, Administrative Bodies, and others, that these
presents they snail preserve and maintain, cause to be preserved
and maintained, and in order to make them better known, cause.
them to be published and registered where occasion shad require; .
for such is our pleasure, anti in order that the thing may be firm
and permanent for ever, we have hereunto set our seal.
Given at Paris, at the Castle of the Thubleries, the I2th day of
the month of January, in the year of Grace 1816, and of out
reign the 21st. (Signed) LOUIS. •
By the KING,
(Sigaed) RICHELIEU.
seen and Sealed with the Great Seal.
The Keeper of the Seals of France,
(Signed) BAUUE MARBOIS.
Another Ordonnance in the same paper, dateil,flo loth January, •
countersigned by the Duke de FeJtre,ini Miniater of War, appoint*.
the following, persons Governors of the military divisions Auto
whigh France is distributed ; ,
list Military Division, Marshal Porignoo; Bd, Rae de Daum