The National Register.
London, England, 1817-06-16 00:00:00

CAI•L Tllll ItOURII.

On The motion of Sir. TIERNot, the Cell of the Hattie,
vehicle stood for llontia‘, *tut thiNetutrgisil, for the purput.e ui
postponing it.—Thc order wits axed Air Tuesday next,
Adjourned.

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FR11).% V, JuNn 13,
Mr. Pta tank the Wks and t seat As Member for the
I.Juiver,ity of Oxford, '
Sir W. 1)1,,i DAY mOv.•d llint the Order for a call of the
Hume un Tuesday next, ►hoMld he discharged, but on the
suggestion of Mr, Tierney, he rtithrirrw tlir motion, 4ii4l eevr
iiolice, he • sheet d taunt; the tltu'AArse of that on 'facs-
day.--Adjouracd.

Prow me LONA

limer-Temple.
Inorrie H. Frame-Sersrood, Somerset, eabinet4nakes. hate 17.
July 8, 22. at Warmiaster.. Atts. Davies and Cd. Gibbose). '
tr P .1. H. Congresbuty, Somerset, miller, June 25. 26, July 2214
at Bristol. Attic. Hurd and Co. Thiele.
TRINftER J. Ir. Crt.terbury. woollenanpeT, June 24, O. Jot" t 2.
at Guildhall. Canterbury. Atts: Netherolc and Co. EISCX-StLfe.
!OLDEN Manehener. fluor. Jttne 27, 25, July in, as Mali-
&Jester. Alec. !NH and Cot Temple.
'DOTAL J. B. .Ntlnories, corn-factor, Jane 17, July 1, IV, It Guild-
hall. Atts. Lamb and Co. Princes-street. Bank-buildings.
Bristol. Ass,

Tit TPP R. Mistol. draper. June vo. SO, July 22, at
Pric r and Co. I.ineoln's.inn.
1111 NT W. Portsmouth, victualler. Jane 17, col. July et, at Poets-
mouth. Att. Mr. Smith. Bedford-street, RedfOrd-reer.
Tura tra. T. Albien.brildings, Altirrsasec.stiert. arilk.ataaufse-*
tuner. June It, 2t. July 22, at GaMarll. AU. Me. Halsietir.
She-lune, IPlucicler•lrrry.
TA I' LOP L. Saralal.Magra, Yorkshire, eorn.dkaer. hate lg. tn,
July t. 2, at Wakefield. AU. Mr. Lake. ToniNate.bill. •
Batten f). Strmehouse, De% onshire. strip-Ml44er, July 1,2, 22, of
Plymouth-dock. Ans. puke and Co. Chancery •lsne.
BALAAI,I W. NOrtharripteryitinter. JUrie t, July I:2, '
Northampton. Arts. Abbe and Co. Needtan;pien.
LEANEY T. Maidstone, nurseryman, June 1;, ft, Jr* •C.• ;.t
Guildhall. Mts. Gregsons and Co. A rKel.eourt, Tnti,emortre-stret-.
DTION T. R. and G. J. Heckman. George-street Sgitalleirla,
prieefiners, Jude ti, 21. July as Guildhall. Abti. Catty in
Co: Angelzeourt, Thsosmorton -street.
At.L22 IL Chriftlford-street. St. Panerat, livery->t&rlv.krorper. June
17. 24. July 22, it Guildhall. Att. Mr. Arroar•truth, De en•
shire-street, Queen-square.
DIVIDENDS. •
W. Street. New-court, Th n-srreet, wipe-meachaut, July 1.
'J. Dodra-r. Docking. Neuf MC", July 1-
11. Wright, Platform, Rdherhithe. surgeon, July I.
A. J. S. Glennie and W. Pry. lgesw Broad-states. uscalluiater July' 1.
G. Franks: Redertieuatrezt. hatter. June 17.
W. Douglas. Ware, Ilertf,•rdshire cheetunonges. July I.
• Tz*Fareon, Slabinarsereet.withisr. pewterer, July 1.
W. Howard, 1: e ewpeeteallese, Soho, baberdabita. July I.
• • J. Nelson, Leeds. weableleri idly S.
W. Addison. Eallbonlidali:llllllllrsetslttre,dealeraat, J.
J. Dowthwaite. Melanoma. July IS.
T. iialtrus. July M.
3.
Newa4. way. sugar-001m Jul,"
J. bailudaire July 3.
T. EeaufrOw. 41/ J .
Tr She* Arty 7.
J. Herrington. cry 7.
3.
C. Morgan. Ilithoprgaumereekdilds.purdies.
J. Papuan. Surt.speet. St. Oesegela usdium. Jay 1.
A. Rom. andLiZdebisitaiata.army,,,waka.,japifr
J. Jackson. I • •41bEry 1.
S. Moore. Diruel=ree, Utz
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.7. .1•40.•
J. Brown jun. Rodbemposb.Ginsuelawittire; d0et1ee...1,17 1.
To Willie. Bordesley;Wareriekahise, Miler. July It.
J. Cottia,,Broad.sireet, City: roleebent. July 1.
W. Burridge, sen. W. Uurntige, jam sad 1: Binicigtviroctanoutb
bankers, July
3. Stoekley, Banbury, Oxfonleldrw.whifßegerj.July 1.
M. Roberts.. Shrew liquot.uterthamtady 3.
W. Spriggs, Bath. lutber;lasher. Jul 265
T. Arnold, Roeheotter. year,. July 2G.
P. Archdeacon, iligii.tureeu Alarytie.bene. eahatert, Jab, S.
W. Redhead. Little Shack baker. July 11.
CERTIPLCATES, JULY I.

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A. Henry. liaydotwtimare, merchant—A. Adair. Wald. halter-
dasher—d. Coikt. aishargate-stroei-within. .merebant--S. Wood,
Canal street. Birmingham, ao.tch-solitis..-P. Lemont. Charles-place,
Cravat-street. City-wad. watcli.maker.-W. Thematic. Binning-
loon, baker—J. Roxburgh, Liverpool. owlet—Al. A. Mow, Taut,
ton, Sotn‘rsetshirc,

NEW GOLD COINIAGF: Coniists of sovereigns, &snide-
sovereigns, and half sovereigns. The reverse of the bust.-
reigns and drahle •overeigns contains a repreeentat* of St.
George and the Diagon, surrounded by the Garter The
half-sovereigns are ton small to admit of this device, and
have therefore on the reverse the Royal Arnis. 'fhe millhie
of these respective coins is precisely thisaige as that of the
new silver coinage.
SiNGIMAR W AGED.— A
_young roan of the name ofJohn
Valentine, t'l.t years of age, residing at N 0.2, Great Saffron.
hill. fur a frilling wager, lifted five littudred pounds weight
from the gtouul with his teeth, without the assisttnee of his
hands. The wager was laid between some persuus at the
White Rear public house, in Field-lane, and decided co Tues-
day at a baker's shop in the neighbourhood, by tying metal
weighisa beolh. weight each to reels other with a curd,
which he took in his teeth, mid without much seemiug diffi-
culty lie lifted as high as his knees„,_ to the.astonisliment of
those pi (-sent, not one of whom could lift them half so inch front
the ground with both hated.. Whet makes the Feat the more
emarkable is, (hot he is very slight made. He is known by
the name otputeg.
FOOT.It great match against time has been
decided on Acton Bottom, and the povvent of the pedestrian
'astonished the amateurs. It seems that Old Tvre, but
little known ini London, was a soldier in the Devon militia,
and lie gave Old Time a specimen of his qualifications. 'Hs
name is Jenkins, aim i Colcowl Barton matched him tiir 23)
guineas with Captain Barclay, to do ffteen tinilts iii an hour
and thirty four tuieeee and a half, he having iterfortned the
distance on I.:lnebley Common a few n r ks sieve, in an how
and thirty five minutes. la this match he kept before titre
every inch of gemind. lie did ten mites in one hour and Ina
minute, and he perf.iritied the task of fifteen miles in one
hour and thirty-one 'ninnies. Betting helore nu;
and 4tol on time. This man is decidedly the hest ..ciic,:s-
trien of the day, inn% considering that the lain felt heat ii, -
during the race, the performance rivals any thing of the sort
un eerord. The unstop wa., ruin on a mile of
'fete Rot AL GEort..i.:. —We imilei•taiol, that the !whir. •t
has (wen tivallt retei red to the prerer ot'l'ortsmeteti
Bock card. for Dion to make :i repot t as UJ tee practivability
of either removing her (-mains iu u hod,, nr by piece um,:,
and that many ditriculties thereto are dowlortred, which welt;
not at first apprehended : the principal one of which is, that
as she lays in that pal t of the anchuvisgc where the tidu runs
the stroneest.the bell cannot be used, 00...111 avvrige, more
than thore or four boors In as many days. Besides, as it
appears there is no bank flamed around .bee, skips of We
largest sise unay safely. Rork
.over her,, At ail timis of the
tide; dud, though
,she has lain the re now years, rets).
ship bus assokorad uraerlier,lsintitheissa:of,hne sischor cn.iy
has thcitk) (kW OtefilliVriMij dui ikdi this lotkpperiuti.

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•VIIITEIVILL.JuNE Id.
Ilia Royal Highness the Prineu Regent has he..st pleased, I.: :.
name and on the behalf of his Majesty. to appoint the =44
ru
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Lord Viscount Stngford to be Hie Majestyl Envoy
and Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of Sweden.
/14NICHUPTit.
Maier J jun. Harbtery, Warwick. shopkeeper. June 19,10, Jul?
22. at Leamington P.ion; Warwickshire. Mt. Me. Bud*,
• tuner Temple.

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Frain the LONDON S'aturthea, June 14.

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D.INEEOPTCY-SUPERSHDED.
hionaTesst W. Slawlumen, umbrella-manufacturer.
SA:kali RU FPS.
J tryireir, It New Sarum druggist. July 23-. 5). it*, 26, at New
• Saturn. Atm. Intadwat sad Co. Temple.
J oilman. L Nomad', engineer, June 27, el, July 26, at Norwich.
Atm. Long.dill and 8 uttertiold, Gray's Inn. .
iltwat.ter..V. 14. Liverpool, merchant. July 1,2, 26, at Liverpool.
Attu Lowe and !lower, Southampton-buiblltigs.
tins, J. Chesternn, Camlnitlge. boat-builder, Jane 23, 24, Jo y
26, at Cambridge. Aus. J. and R. Smith, amain Garden.
DI MILE. W. H. liribtol. iroutrartger, June 2a, sls. July 26. at
Bristol. Aro. Clark and Richards. Chant Cry-laa...
tiassizz. S. Ilecnom, Chester. make.. June 2G, eft, July 26, at
Manchester. Attu. Hurd and Co. Temple.
novas J. jun. Wansfard. York, carpet-manufecturer, July 1, 2.
96. at Kingston-upost-Hull. Attu. Lamoeru and Co. Gmy's-inn.
B187:s. G. Plymouth Dock. jeweller. July 3,4, 26, at Plymouth
Dock. Mt. Maki eon, Middle Temple. •
Waniusw. J. Suffolk-wrest, Haymarket. blacking.makor. June 17.
18. July 26. at Guildhall. Att. Coleman, Furnivars (nn.
. Corr. A Barking, Essex. opal dialer, June 21. 14, July 26, at
Guildhall. Att. Mitchell, Union-court, Hroad-sticiA.
rtsllLll.. W. Union.placo. Lambeth, 1715/illtT, June 17. 44, July
26, at Guildhall. Att. Itlvingtan, Fenchutehnureet-buildings.
GooDazz., W. and TuariXa, 3. Gulick-hill. merchants, June 21,
U. July 96, at Guildhall. Ann Messrs. Nettleships, Grocer's-
ball. - • •
Ltvair M. aid Jositrus, M. Mansell-street, merchants, .Tune 2S,
July 1.96, al AU* rearce and Sons, Swithin's-laite.
DRURY. H. seetawier. June 30,July I, 26, at Banbury.
34E.
Ate. Ma/Abates. Taalple.
At: THOII T. IL Plyipsulb,lnatmoager. July 4,3, 26, at Plymouth
Dock. Au co t. Dracula! Clupeary.ieue. •
WAaatarerrox, 0. Maacholart. 1111.1111.411yer, June 27,2% July 26,
at Manchester. Ana Willis and Cu. VI aniford-court.
PROBEV. J. Artillery-place, Westminster, . June 17. IS,
July 26, at Guildhalh • Att. Shuter, - Mill -Most-
So r toy. J. Rushton. Stafford, bone-dealer. June 27, 211. *July
. 26, et Leek. Alta Lon and Co. Gray's-bus.
II erwatin, R. 1).
rn Plymouth Dock. grocer, July I, s. 26, at Ply-
mouth Dock. Atts. imbu and Co. Chancery-lane.
. Wiyartir. T. Mounz-Greenwich, Durham, merchant. June 21.
July 7. 26, at Neweastle.uroo.Tyne. Au*. Atkisson and Co.
Chancery-lane.. •
DotiovArt, IL V. Liverpool, merchant, July 5, 4.26. at Liverpool.
o.lt • Bineknock and CO. Temple.
(,Awes. W. Feleonbuigh-oolut, Suho, coach-master. June 17,24.
July 26, atUuildhell Ate. Shepherd, Ihudetitalmildings.
DIVIDENDS.
.T. Drakeley and E. Clement:sou, Marketßasweeth, I.eietster. holier,
June 4.
W. (:armors and A. B. Gougon, Laogbourn-ehambars. Fenchurch-
street. July 5.
J. W. Harvey and R. Cophod, High-street. Southwark. linen-dm-
_Ors. Junees.
W. Abbess. Tokrabournalsad. broker. June 21.
tr. A Magda idailas er gA, Loirester, woolstapler, July 7. '.
J. Milieu. . umiak July 5.
W. lAtudown. B doeseast. ggrraazier. July 10. •
. .
It. Clark. St. M ill, ker.July S.
W. J. Arnold. Gant Tower-street, wint.anercliant, July 12.
J. Attlield,Gis, Surrey. butcher. July 5.
J. Hirsh. Broo.iiaLadp.'Laseaster. cotton-spinner, July 21.
W. and T. W Slmonah. corn-factors. July 4. .
• • "r. 1414114016: perm. July 15.
T. Lightoller, Larister. dealer, July 9.
J Dewarriltradhad, -idly 19. • ..
H. Cooke sad J. Her e, merchants, July 5.
J• Darker aid C. Grave, Da. Bank, merchants, July 22.
It. B. Middleton-610W Oxford, scrivener. 11113 211.
W. N gingrit-LNen. )1&. merchant, July 7.
J. 4143.011, • July 1.
g4an. ressanaokliames. ahipkeeper, July 8.
- A. aW .1. S. Oksztle, New Braod.atreet, merchants, July 5.
S. and H. S. Crane, Sind:lrd, Basalt, merchants, July 5.
CERTIFICATES, JULY 5.
.1. Ringer. Lucas-street. Commercial-road, baker-T. Entwine,
;• anehester, fisanan-manufacturer.-W. Little, South Shields. linen-
tlraper-11. C. Wright, Portsea. merchant-C. D. leader, Cole-
aLar.-street. painter ..ad glazier-P. Gram, Commercial-road, vie-
rzalter-T. Barlow. men. East Reiford. Nottingham; innkeeper-H.
Solomon. Charing Class, silversmith-R. Clough, Batliatarn Park,
hlarnityild, Clerk, It B. Clough. Glanyworn, I.laudymog, Esq, D.
Maws. Astrad Udsa, Uamnaiadr Cinmereh. E . and J. L. Jost,
!las Matlock. Llanddoget, Clerk. • ' .B. Hose, Sheer-
Less, upholder-J. Hanks Snaith, Yorks ire, brandy-merchant--J.
Middleton, king's Lynn,Norfolk. insurance-broker-J. Kay, loowl-
wood. LancaMer. eaten spinner-J. Evetthigh, Dartford, innkeeper
-S. Domain, Wakefield, milliner-G.Wides, Meldon Park, North-
umberland, farmer-A. R. Uhe. Swan-lane, Thames-street, mer-
chant. -J. White, Exeter, veterinary-surgeon.

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

LONDON :

MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1817.

THE attention of the public is chiefly bent on the
state Trials, yet pending ; and on the further Suspen-
sion of the Habeas Corpus Act.
Respecting the latter of these, it cannot be concealed
that much contrariety of opinion has prcvuiled. Some
assert, that no justifiable cause has been adduced why
the great charter of sour liberties should hove been sus-
pended at all ; while others are of opinion that nothing
short of the same measure, for many months to come,
will be found available for the preservation of tranquil-
ity in these precarious times. Commenting on this state
or things, according to the original Reports of our Com-
Ir.it tees of Secrecy, en American Jottrisalia says,

" To those who are anxious for foreign intelligence,
tle report of the secret committee, published in the
paper of to-day, will be an important document.—
The reader will observe_ a Jpielnatized and organized
..71,tem ofdepraviey, almost unparalleled in the history or
Tuition& There was a general scheme ofeonfiscation,
robbery and murder, planned and organised, of which
parliamentary reform was to be the seeteltword and the
pretext. The ateeder of the Prince Regent, the no-
bility, and the clot', was med4tek to he followed •by

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at equal division of all the property, and the extir-.
potion of all religion whatever. 'This scheme was to
be modelled on that of the French revolution."—
(.Istcricau Paper.).
Our pendieg State Trials might, however, be ex-
pected to auyply us with wore indubitable means,
Whereby to estimate the expediency of those measures
which we are required to adopt by the guardians of the
national weal. Whatever may be the elucidation
which they contain on ,this point, we are still left tci
collet it from conjecture. But, in tlic absence of this,
we have decided proofs that the disaffected are proceed-
ing as far as they practically can—that. " their fire-
arms" in the country " were all loaded, for the most
part with ball"--that " the pikes arc new, very strong,
and of a formidable appearance and considerable length"
—that " raany had powder and ball abOut them, and
many bullets were found on the. road.' Besides, " they
searched all the houses for arms, ammunition, and
men, whom they compelled to accompany them, de-
claring, all the way, that plunder was not their object
but to obtain their rights, aad alter Me tiovernnseat."'
This is represented tole tke spirit of the reformists of
the present day, comfonnably with their proceedings,
and yet, forsooth, we are still patriotically told that-,-
gajd souls !—they intend us nu harm. Instantly that
the insurgents of whom we speak, the Nottingham
men, caught a glimpse of the cavalry from that town,
near Eastwood, they fled, it appears, in all directions.
But, attached es we sincerely are to the constitution
and government of our country, we should be ashamed
and grieved to behold that day, when its preservation
at all depended on " the good spirit," as the Correspon-
dent of the Courier calls it, of " the 15th Hussars," or
any set of military men. Nothing is more prospect,.
ively alarming than, the despotic protection of the
army. It is because we are apprehensive of such a
mink as this, *midgt the conflict of interests, that we
deprecate so strongly the conduct of those misguided
men whose proceedings are calculated to do any thing
, rather than conduce to the establishment of that
freedom which they *fru to love.

Cobbett has reached the United States in safety.—
He denies that he quitted this country for debt, in-
veighs strongly against Ministers, and offers to wager
The New Yuri( Evening Port that the present system
of things cannot lnst another three years. Adverting
to the assertion, that be cleared 10,0001. per annum
by his writings while here, the New York Editor says,
if this be true, Mr. Cobbett has not done wisely in ex-
changing England fur America !

The intelligence from foreign parts serves only to
confirm the accounts which we had received as to the
tempestuous state of the political world. Lisbon has
its conspirators, Paris its parties, and even Stutgard its
rioters. So much for the old world. Looking to the
new world, it is sufficient to add that the revolution in
the Brazils has thrown the continent of Europe into
consternation. Still we cannot bring ourselves to cre-
dit the strange account, as reported by a German
Journal, that England has pledged herself to defend
the integrity of the Spanish South American Colonies
f,n. Old Spain. Surely no English fleet is about to be
equipped on a speculation so futile! This were quixot-
ism at the best, and would probably end in something
Cu. worse.

Saturday the Prince Regent held a Court at Carlton
House. Previous to its commencement, his Royal
Highness gave an audience to the Duke of Wellingtnn,
upon his arrival in England. His Grace was most
graciously received.
On Saturday the Duke of Wellington arrived at
Apsley-House, Hyde' Park-corner. In the evening
the Duke ilin.Nl with Earl Bathurst, at his house in
Manslichl-street, where be met the Pritme Regent.
Saturday her Majesty had a party at Windsor Pa-
lace, et which were introduced Miss Nannette Stocker,
15 years of age, and Mr. Hauptinann, said to be two
of the smallest dwarfs in the world. They were both
conveyed in one sedan chair to the Palace. The female
performed on the piano-forte, accompanied on the via
lin by the man.
The Paris Pipers to the II th instant have arrived.
The King has dissolved the National Guard of Sens,
in the deportment of the Yonne, for not doing its duty
in repressing disturbances which broke out in that city
on the Nrlth of May. These disturbances weft caused
by the high price of provisions.
The lAnprror of Austria, it is said, intends to eire a Re
pre i•eutativr Colatitude* to his Polish provinces pf Uallicia
and Lad onuria.

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