The National Register.
London, England, 1816-04-28 00:00:00

"FromSATURDArs LONDON GAZETTE,ApriSR7.

BANKRUPTCIES SUPEIISEDI'D.
V. WILLIAMS. rhurrh-street„ Hackney, hardwares in.
W. L. HoTcrikts.ef Lutterrworth. LtioeNter. ;weer.
T. GAsittr.c, St. Helen's, Lancoster, corn-dealer.
11. Ytxxocx and Co. Newbury,licrka, booksellers..

BANKUITPTS.

W. PAXSON. Attleburgh griwer, May 2, In, June ft, White Swan
Inn, Norwich. Att.-Ner. Mitchell, Wymondham, Norti.lk.
J. Serena, Birmingham,. hosier, May 10, 11, June 1.1, Royal Marl,
Birmingham. AttP. Long and ('o. 11.dborn-court,
.J, 1:11)1F it, 80-Oen, Cheshire, commonanutlictitrer,:tlay I I, CI. June
11, Warren Bulkeley Arms. Stockport. Att. Mr. Edge. Nottla-st.
J. S. M VYFRT:I)t and Co. Wheeler-street, Norton hulgate, silksflyers,
April 29, May 7. Junes, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Nlontriou, King's
Arms-yard. 1 Oman-street.
J. Wr.nitEtt, Sampihrd4Peverel,Devon, fainter. May 50, June 1, R.
White 113:1 Inn,Vllivtliccoutba Atts.Adin•iontuul 1.1. It ;1 I
I'. G nErw, Upper Areleyrfari .cr.. May 20:21s lune 8. Clowlf 11111,
Bridgenorth. Atu Mr. Rich, Inner-'remple-i.anc.
C. RAW 1.T., Clifton, Staftivcd, builder, May 10, 11, June 8, Talbot
Tavern, Ilr.lnl. Attv. l'rice aril Cu. 1.111C0111.:,-Inn.
R. 11.1UTON. Hi,.lculanswortli. pluinlnz. May 4..11, Jun...B,lft Guild-
hall. AU. Mr. Pritcluod, 11,11 -:+ard.
W. Prwtt , Kidderminster* carpet-manufacturer, May 17. IR. June S,
White Hart, Hardcbury. Att. Mr. klexands4Corey-street..
B. Ant, Rotolph.l.anc,niealman, Aptil 50, May 7, June 8, at Guild-
lull. Att. Mr. Sherwood, C.lnt:Tbury-stputre Sum:lv:ark.
W. r 11A3,1tERGAIN, At'atling-ftreet, hositr. Aril 4.. lane s,
at GitildUL Ans. !hat and Co. Thrtaulneedle-street.
N. 'lcy IFS/. Mabledomplace, Burton-Crescent. Exchange-bmker,
April 30, May 7. June a, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Poole, Adult's-
court. Old Brimd-street.
J. 11. Routh A,. lirisltd. druggist, May 10, 11, June B,.Bush 'fairern,
Bristol. Atte. Lambert and Co. Gray's-Bin-square.
S. RAB'l.OlBOB, Harrow-rood, Paddington, coal-werclinnt. May 7,
14, June 8, at GuilslhalL AU. Mr. l'opkin, Dom-street, Soho.
.1. W. Avrirg, Princes-sued, linen-draper, May 4, 11, June a, at
Guildhall. Atts. Willis and Co. ki'arnford-trourt.'llim;nnorton-st•
J. 0. Gitr.Ew. Rath, winc.uterchan'. April 50, 11, June 8, at
Guildhall. Ate. Mr. Woodlouse, King's-Bench-Walk, Temple.
J. Rim LEY. Kingslaml-rad, !talesman, April 50, May 11, Jimt, S.
at Guildhall. Mt. Mr. Ve.rdley, Hoxton-square.
J. Pocock, Sidmonton. t. ismer. May 10, 11, June 8, Pelimn-lim,
Snconhamland. Atts..kldridge and Co. Lineolti's-lrtn.
G. WELSH. Liverpool, merehant, May 13. 14, Juno S, Gtx..rge-Inn,
Liverpool. Atts..%tkinstat and Co. Chancery-lfme.
.1. St.tt; Jun. Rrightlielmstone. wins.oterchant, May 4. 6, .Tuna /4 n ,
New siefinc Bowl, Briglithelmstone. Att. Mr. Mott, Gray`e-Inn-wi.
PEußts, watch-41141er, April 3V, May 7, Jame tt, at Guild-
hall.. Att. 7117. Cott, Chancery-lane.

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W. I:mini:wenn, and J. KEnn, Crown-co. Broad-st. merchants, May
7, 18, June 8, at Guildhall. Atts. Gregson and Co. Angel-court,
Throscutorton-street.
J. Etsiox, flap's, Middlesex, maltster, May 4, 11, June 8, at Guild-
hall. Att. Mr. Watson, Word's-Inn.
B. W. and It. Fiwe n t si, Epping. Essex. bankers, May 4, 18, June
8, at Guildhall. Atts. Young and Co. St. Mildred's-court.
DIVIDENDS.
May 18, M. Cowell and T. Carter, Old-Ford, Bow, brewers.
Jane 4, W. Ilenuan and W. Cockcrill, Covent-garden, hotel-keepers.
May di, J. Reed, North Shields. master-mariner.
May 25, W. and T. Ethel, Birmingham, upholsterers. •
May 25, J. Spatkes and A. Coles, Fortland-street, coach-makers.
May is, R. Liddell, Etlgtvare-nand, linen-draper.
May 18, H. G. I lilbers, New London-street, merchant.
May 18, W. and R. Barber, Cheapsitle, warehousemen.
May In, W. Sykes, Upper Russell-street, Bermondsey, tanner.
May IS, J. Harrison, London, merchant.
June'23, T. Yates, Mtlersgate-s:reet, tobacconist.
:May Is, J. Stanley, Rochester, coal-merchant.
I ny ti, J. S. Richards, Montague-place, Russell-square, merchant.
June 25, R. Smith and G. Lawrence, Gun-street, Spitaltields, weavers.
May 18, J. Benthin, Cate:stun-street, coal-merchant.
May is, T. Gurney, Stanhope-street, Clareanorket, coal-merchant.
May 18, J. Cousins, Bread-street, merchant.
CERTIFICATES, MAY 18.-11. Hodge, St. Erth, Cornwall,
shopkeeper—E. Suasuat, Finsbury-place, taylor—.l. Blnney, Charles-
street, lionedydown, baker—S. Ring, Bristol, china-seller—J. Sheath,
Aston, Warwickshire, gun-maker—W. Nesbitt, North-street, City-
road, Tunbridge-ware-manufacturer—J. and T. Poynum, Brook-st.
Holborn, hardwaretacti—J. and W. Lush, High I lolborn, distiller:—
A. G. Milne, Mitre-costa, Funchurch-street, merchant.—G. Richard.,
Strand, furrier—J. Pearce. .Aldersgate-street, commission-agent—W.
Wilson, Linn:house, whartingcr.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
!lair & Poole, King Edwanl.st. Mile-end New-town. yeast.merehant....
Hancock and Co. Basinghail-street, BlackweWiall.foctor;.
Ratcliffe and Rawson, Manchester, block-cutters.
Berger and Co. Bow-lane, colour-manufaeturers.
Thornton and Co. Horsham, oommon-brewers.
A. arol 11. Peterson, York, merchants.
Wright and Abbey, New 'Mahon, Yorkshire, coal-merchants.
Smith and Co. l'hirsk, Yorkshire. linen-drapers.
Mac Knight and Mac Michell, Dudley, Worcester, drapers.
Bishop and Andrew, Falmouth.
Preston ant'. Abertlour. Burr-street, West Smithfield, be:islets.
Pope and Williams, Bristol. carriers.
Dixon and Carlisle, North Shields, bakers.
Shakespear and Webb, Coventry, silk-dyers.
' Trace and Chopp), Truro, Cornwall, merchants.
Lange and Reis. New-road, St. George's East, stint...refiners.
S. and J. Lawrence, Birmingham, japanners.
Beare and Stephen, Cheapsido, warehousemen.
Higgins and Cont, Leed-, dyers.
Diehmont and Simpson, Manchester, linen-drapers.
Ehis and Taylor, Liverpool, coopers.
Howard and Radfonl, Coventry, watch rase-makers.
Earp and Ilagradl,.Wolverhampton, lock-manufacturers.
Currie and Co. Liverpool, commission-agents.
Jones and Cresswe'J, St. John-street, Clerkenwell. whalebone-cutters.
Holmes and Watson, Tottenham-court-road, plane-makers.
Cutler and Burton, Lambeth-road, rug-makers.
Hutchinson and Brown, Smithfield-bars. cheesemongers.

ROYAL FAMILY.

On Thursday the Prince Regent dined with the Queen,
at Windsor, in company with his Royal daughter and
the Prince of Saxe Cobourgh. His Royal Highness
returned to London in the evening.
The Royal F.unily, including the Princess Charlotte
and the Prince of Saxe Cobourg (who is now in constant
attendance en his future bride)ure expected to be in town
from Windsor on Monday. After the wedding of the
Royal Pair, it is understood they will leave London fin-
Bushy Park, the residence of the Duke of Clarence; the
loan of Brit Royal Residence having been granted by his
Royal Highness.
Friday the Prince Regent held a Court at Caliton
House, at which Lieut.-Col. Bouchette, Surveyor Ge-
neral of Lower Canada, was introduced, and had a pri-
vate audience. A. Duller, Esq. was presented, on his
being appointed one of the Judges at Bengal, upon which
occasion he received the honour of Knighthood.—Dr.
Legge, the Bishop of (Word, did homage on his ap-
pointment. The Sheriffs of Loudon, attendod by the
City Remembrancer, had an audience; when his R. H.
was pleased.to appoint next Monday, at three o'clock, for
receiving the Address of the City, at Carlton House.
Prince Leopold of Cobourg is to be made a British
General, prior to his creation as a Peer of the realm,
A further respite, during his Royal Highness the
Prince Regent'S pleasure, was received on. Saturday by
the Keeper of Newgate for John Cutler, under sen!enre
of death, and who was te,have suffered vn. Wednesday for
stealing tsnote out of a letter.
On Saturday, at three o'clock, the Prince Regeut held
a iourt at Carlton-house. The Duke.de Chatre had an
audience of his Royal Highness: resigned his mipion from
Imuis•XVIII. to the British court, and tat: hiS fiinnal
have. The MarquiS de Osmond,. the successor to
the Duke de Chatre, was afterwards introduced to the
Regent 1.3 r Lord"'S'astlereagh : as were also Baron Just, the
Saxon Minister, and Coast Bcrolhingen, the Wertentberg,
Ministers. Their Excellencies had private audiences, de-
livered their credentials, and were most graciously re-
ceive,.

The Prince Castlecieala; the- Miniiter for the Two
Sicilies,.had an audience in the Royal Closet ; and in the
name and in the behalf of his royal master the, King, in-
vested the Regmt with the principal Skilian Order..
Sir Charles Tyler was invested w:th the hisi,mia of a
Kni,glit Commander of the Order of the Bath.. Colonel
.Sir Hilbert Barclay and Captain Sir Michael Seymour were
introduced in like manner by Sir Ch Naylor, and similar
honours were conferred upon them by the Regent.
The Empress of Austria, whose irness etc notk:ed in
our last, died on the 7th of this month, at Verona. She
was of the illustri:va family of Este, and sister to the
Archduke Firdinand, who made the fam.ms retreat with.
his division-when Mick surrendered; at Ulm. She died
in her twenty-eighth year, and was the set:met wife of
the Emperor Francii.