The National Register.
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K Greenland. Old Kent !toad, carpenter. Sul. Mr. Glynts, within the reach of the gambling speculators a bait ROY. I L COFFINS. • 1
Fast Smithfield. t• ...!,
T. Le Chevalier. Wootton Underetlge, Glocestershire, brewer. sufficient to make them risk their money to home,
The three interior coffins for the lee Kites, %Yen x. 4 I .
Sols. Nlessrs. Price. Williams, and White, Lincoln's Inn. The Chamber ordered copies of the law to be dis- removed on Thursday, about one o'elot•It, troll .
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Feb. 29, M. A. White, Great Coggohall, Essex, clothier- tributed to the Members, and that it should mas and tstli i
be ex- Messrs. Franee and Bunting's ware-rte . . ,
26. E. Smith, Tuthill Street, Westminster. china man-26, net-establisitment in St. James's street. in the
by the Standing Committees. Time existing
U. Felton, Lawrence Pountney Lane, hop nietchantett. B. amined •
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II ternarl•et, in a hearse and inur, which arrived at
Gibbons, and I'. Stokes. Level Ironworks. Stafford. ironmas• Committees were to enter upon the consideration of ' • '- ...:.
tet.-26. M. llanly, Mitre Court. Fleet Street. tavern keeper- the King's-palace at %s intisor between five and tee •
29, W. ltenten, lioxton Fields, nurseryman-28, T. Pownall, that part of the Project which relates to the ex- o'clock. The inside coffin is of mahogany, in 1 1,.
Heaton Norris near Manchester, and J. Pownall, Manchester.
Fences, on Monday ; and the Wsiys an ered with the ale
ti Means were which is a mattress anal pillow cove le,
spirit merchants-2n, M. IVotherspoon. Liverpool, merchant-
' 29, R. Edmonds. and 'l', C. Bartell. Strood. corn factors-23, to be examined on Wednesday, by the new Com- richest white satin, and the whole lined and orna- i 011
C. Bramnier, Woodhouse, York, man mercer-29. S. Sewell, mented with white Katie, in the mote appropriate,.;
Alcersgate Street, plumber-26, G. Simpson, Copthall Court, mittees, to be appointed that day.
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merchant-12,C. Mackenzie, Caroline Street, Bedford Square, manner consistent with time solemnity, vet splendour i
The French five per Cents. on Saturday, were • iH
merchant-19. D. Chapman, Faversham. Kent, butcher-26. of the occasion. Tltis was inch...set, in u leeden Lei
H. Sill ken, Bush Lane, merchant-2e, J. Willis, Wardour 72 f. 33 c. Bank Stock, 1432 f. 35 C. coffin ; these were in another inahogaey coffin.
Street, coach maker-26,.1. P. H. Hagenlon, Ohl Broad Street,
merchant-25. W. Baker, Leeds. dyer-26, J. Hewett. Saint . --- -- . - --- 'file coffins being conveyed into the fact', King'.
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Martin's Lane. builder- 29, 'F. Goring, Stones. Alidfilcsex,
tailor-29, J. Bayley. Pitsey, Essex, dealer-en, 11. Dundertiale We are glad that an effichal bulletin, which we chamber soon after seven o'cloek, the awful con-
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London, and W. T. Dundertiale, Manchester, merchants-26, here copy, was published on Tuesday, of the health mummy of placing the loyal remains into the inside 0;
J. Kirkman, I eak, Stattiml. hunter. the Kin;;. The following bulletins have since been ornamented coffin Ives perelsemeil in the most respect- ke.„
CERTIFICATES to be granted Feb. 2fi.
published.
fill wanner possible by Mr. Mash, together with . I
S. Locke, Temple Place. Surrey, dealer-N. J. Fellowes,
Foundling Terrace, Gray's Inn. Road. painter-W. Quanta). " The Mintz has been attacked with inflammation on the lungs. Mr. Bov, tile. lute King's principul page, Messrs. , '
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York, butcher-T. A. Minchir.. Portstiltionth-S.J. JNl,eininNg.. and ',Ye hope a titvottrable impression has bet.n made on the cons Clueke, ,Baker, Iltraley,-J. Butt, Jun , pagt•s of Isis le,
K. Hornblow, Bishoptgate Street, jeweller-S. I. I . % plaint, but his Majesty still continues severely indisposed Majesty's .bate'. stairs, or those autached to the Royal sa
comb, Glotiesnner. mercer-3. E. Elworth. Plynamth Deck. (eemed) W 11. ete NI K NIGHTON.
money scrivener-J. Windle, and C, Northsote, Trinity Square, NtAT. .1011 N TIERNEY. person. Alter this lust act for their revered taists-er
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ship agents-J. E. K.yinp. Liverpool. merchant-T. NI milky. e Carlton House, Ist Peb. In9.n. half past 5, p. 1.1." cud sovereign, Mr Braude, the late King's apothe- i•!
I unties, dealer-T. Carruthers, Tower Street, butter and bacon •• Curium IlWise. Feb. t, 1l o'clock p. m.
fa ‘r. "The King is better; his Majesty has had some refreshing cure, filled up the ectlia smith spices, e'ett. Mr.
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OM.. - steep, and the sentptoms of his Majesty's disorder am consider- • .e then elated the leaden cover oirthe coffin ;N0 . e
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ably alkviattal. after which it was soldered down. • •
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(Signed) HENRI' HALFORD, THE I ATE DCEF: or KENT.-Yestertlay morn- ' : I
Bank Stock I
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1 per C cuts Red. 654 ort.. .4 per Cent. NI. 3. TIE It NEY ." ine soon alter nine o'clock the state entfivieler the
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1 per Ceiii. (:one. libi. tutu 111,4141. Os. (Us. " Carlton Muse, Feb. 1, half past 2, p. m. late Duke of Kent. anal thy urn liar the heart (time ti, I
es net Cent. Ilona Stuck " The King continues rather better, the ii.::arnination in les body of his Royal Highness having been embalmed) e• 15
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per Cent. Si Fo..chrfitier Kai., 44. dis.
Majesty's chest is diminished, were removed front the testa room and cabinet eats- :.1,.
:. per Cent. Nos; len Coils. tor Ac. 67 4 (signe;l) H. II ALFOR r). blishmeet in Mount street, I; nevenorssquere,•and ;I'.
Long Anus Lottery 1 orkeis .Crt 2s. W.m K NU; 1 rrON,
M. TI Ell N FY." placed in a hearse drawn by tour •lanntes, when it ;
THE NATIONAL 111-17,GISTElt. ~ Carlton Palace, Feb. 4,12 o'clock, started on its way to Sitimmith. The hearse was to
"The King slept only at intervals in the early part of the reach Salisbury het night. The state coffin amid
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ties morning. His Majesty's disorder is pro:ceiling in its usual urn are covered with the best Genoa crimem velvet
Lout:ion. they are richly and tastefully ornamented with •
course in a tavournble ittanner."-(Signed as above.)
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7. " Carlton Palace, half-paq eleven o'clock. highly gilt ornements, with Royal Arms, 1) K. on •
........, The King has passed a wort night-his Majesty is recovering. tit: corner ornameuts. The plate on the centre of
Crider the prearit eirctleminnce there will be no evening
On Friday we received the French l'ajx•rs of Bulletin. (Signed by the Physicians.) . the cover, with time inscription engraved on it, is •
most highly polished.
Mo. day. The Ufficial Gazette of Mad hi reached -.—.
THE MONEY At-MEET.
After time coronation of their late Majesties, time , s t •
Paris on that day, but was destitute of news. The -ems- order of the procession and the ceremony was pro- 1•
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accounts from Cadiz, in- tile Journal des &bola, are The turn taken by.speculation in the early part dueed at Covent-garden theatre, in great style, by
of last week, fully panted the importance of aim . the then muneeer, Mr. Rich, and the spectatele had
dated the I lib instant They state tout the city r 1 /
abundance of money, above all other considerations, a prodigious run. A serious dispute arose on the ,
was perfectly tranquil-that the people do not sup- in supporting the price of stock. The panic that occasion between the two celebrated actresses of the
port the Revolters, amid that public order haul nut existed on Monday, founded partly on the deficiency day, Mrs Bellamy and Mrs. Hamilton, which of t
been disturbed in any other part of the Peninsula. of the revenue, and still more on the expectation of them should represent the Queen : neither of the
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approaching political changes, led to many heavy ladies would resign her pretensions to the honour,
Subsequent intelligence of the 14th, from Seville,
sales, but without producing. a sorresponding and Mr Rich settled the matter by introducing the !i I
says, that desertions daily increase among time re- depression in the funds; anti sinee•that day, when afterwards admirable actress, Mrs. Maittocks, then
fructory troops, but admits that time revolters are Consols for the account were at 67,3,, the progress Miss Hullam, for the first time on the stage, who $
still between the Isle of Leon anal the ports. The towards improvement has been uniform, the same was exactly the age of the Queen, and was extremely
Gazette de France, on the authority of fetters film
stock leaving offon Saturday at 681. The rise, like her Majesty in figure.
which is nearly one per cent. is to be ascribed prin.
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Seville, asserts that General Freyrc had formed an cipallyeo the abundance of money, though as a i
Anecdote of the Accession of his present Arcjesty s
army, and was to proceed on the 16th from that secondary cause, the knowledge that time revenue is
-Lord Siddoutie amongst others, summoned the
city. to make a junction with General O'Donnel, again recovering ie not 'to be left out of consider- Duke of Sussex, as a Member of the Privy Council e - ,
who was wahinefor him at Aleale with arson The speculators for a rise rest, too, a portion
3,00 in- e • but his Royal Highness, instead of being shewu into t
r tueir hopes ou the belief that any measures on the apartment where the Primes were assembled, 1.1 1
funtry, and three squadrons of cavalry, to attack the the subject of finance are likely to be postponed till was packed into the sauce room with the common
rebels, the desertion among whom was very great. after the assembling of the new Parliament, leaving herd of courtier*, and stood alone, and uanctieeol,
an interval of two or three months to the
ruined action of the redundant capital of the country, uuinter-
Thc regiment of America and that of del Principe at one of the windows, by hiniself, while the de la- i li
had already joined General O'Donnel. We thus and a truce, for an equal period, from all the idle ration of' fealty was agreed to. Whets- this was ,
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' done the folding doors of' the presence-chamber were , c!
find, that the Paris Papers which first gave the ac- rumours usually invented previously to the opening .
thrown open, and exhibited his lerajeaty •on -tire
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counts of the rapid progress of the military revel- of' the budget, of the views lying dormant in the throne, o.:a time Princes, with the Arehkishop of
tern, have since changed their tone, fearful no doubt breast of the Chunsellor of the Exchequer. The Canterbury and Lord Eldon, et. the Council table, -0
nee, Act of Parliament for compelling the bank to
of giving offence to the Government -Many of the Alter the oaths bad been tubniatistereti to the Print•e* • i
make payments in gold bars, at time rate of' 81 s. the severally, and they went to kiss hands, the reception 5, Ali,
pretended letters from Spain are evidently manu-• aunce, commenced operation on 'ruestlay last. 'l'iie of' t• e Dular of Stis.stet, by the King, was marked
factored in the French capital, and• therefore very public may be curious to learn what advegaige, if
*WI tile most expressive looks.
little reliance can be placed on the accounts of the any, has been taken of this legislative enactment,
Itlr Brougham, on Monday last, drew a cheque : 3
state of. time Peninsubm contained in the Paris Jour- unless they yield to the more natural expectation, .
on the banking house of Niessrs. Coutts anal Co. tnr •
that no person could be found simple gli to e
nals. As to the silence of the Madrid official Ga-
• purchase gold of the Rank at the rate of 81s, the 1001. " On uccousit of the Queen of England."
Bette, it is a proof, it' the Spanish Government had ounce, when the minket price of bullion, as it could as her scent, for the first time under that title.
any thing favourable to promulgate, that an official be obtained of the regular brokers, was snore titan The new form of the Ritual for the prayers is . •
orean would resent us with some information with
Ss. lower. The experiment, too, could not be made not settled. Aceordiug to the existine e fiene it' no
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te without some loss, us the act does not mallow less order to the contrary shall ee issued prayers insist • s •
respect to the insurrection and the energy of the than 60 ounces of gull to be claimed of time Bunk, be put up to-morrow, in all the diuretic:at fptheirfa
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. King's Ministers. On Saturday time Chamber of leaving a loss on each demand for bullion of more most excellent Majesties, the King end Queen. • ~.
Deputies had a public shrine, at which the Minister than 91. sterling. It is a fact, however, and has The Royal Cenotaph ter be created to iNe•memory • ..
of Finance proposed a Project of Law, consisting of caviled some umusement in the city, that three of the late Princess Charlotte to Wales, ieto consist ,
parcels of 60 ounces each have been claimed In the of a group of Mite figures, lareer•then life, settle . - it
thirty-five articles, for levying the diflirent taxes e
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course of the week. To the credit of the City, it lured in the r " • mess- r mean marble, Which are in s
requisite to cover the expenditure of time current has ken discovered that they were all fur the West state of eensiderable forwardness, from the designs •:. !
year, estimated at 874,000,000 of franc, including end of the town!' end under the direetien of NI. %1 yatt, Esq. The e't •
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228,000,000. for the interest of the National Pele aineunt of the subscription for thiav s it:imitated work 4; •
The Duke of Sussex has been much in dispeseal
was 10001, eeool. of el hell he 1n -te expentlei
and the Sinking Fund. In taking a Lottery for since his return from Holkham ; but
we understand i
n its progress, and the le ail:tinder is in the hurls
nine millions, as part of his Ways and Means, he his Royal Highness was much better on Wcducs- of Messrs Drummond, to be drawn fbr us may be k.."
justified its continuance, on arguments pretty aims- dale His complaint is out asthmatic attack.
required. $4,
'Sir Benjamin Bloomfield is, we hear, appointed , se
• lar to those advanced jam our House of Commons. to the raneership of the home-puck, ut Hampton- Time gates of the Court-yerel in float of the •
Ile said, he laud net recourse to it from any predi- ft • -
Niece of' Carlton-house have !een open threueleaut 5
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leetion, but lie considered it as the result of a poll- A very extraordinary ear of oats bas lately been the whole ofevcry clay SIIC his :Majesty's avecssica
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ticul cempromitie made with a passion incident to our sent to Mr. Todhunter's Museum, in Kendal ;it to the 'I lirone, and every pttson of respetlaitee .- 1
• measures 16 inches in knell' and contains meth/ exterior Lae been Neely admitted its ht the (iieeil ,
nature, to prevent a capital of fifty millions, confided e. • t
400 pettier grains.. It grew this last stammer, on ilall to ilvetil.e. their PMI'S. ~.I.jec I';`4 Ntadesi 'a
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to the wheel of fortune, from being sent out of Mr. I haddlestone's feriae at New Church, near Pen indispesit ion, the I ullet in otitis health is constantly
France; and which would 110 t return but with the ride who presented it es the abuse Museum.-(Li- cxliibitcil in Ike eastern lodge, multi any eereeti is at
loss of at least one-third, if there were not placed rerpool 31ercnry.) Isbell). to see it. .
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