The National Register.
London, England, 1820-05-08 00:00:00

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

Tbis Gazette notifies the appointment of Charles Woodcock. •
ofCorentry. in the county of Warwick. Gent. to be a Master
Extraordinary in the Court of Chancery.

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
W. Matthews. Birmingham. Warwick. upholsterer.
R. Kay, Bury, Lana.Aire. cotton winner.
BAN knurrs.
J. Newill, Cbcapaide, stationer. Solicitor, Mr. Abbott, Mark
Lena
aglicPc. Liverpool, porter merchant. Sol. Mr. James,
Ely Holborn.
T• MAW. grocer. Sol. Mr. Hindmiush, Soria,
Street, C
A. Fry, &pare, linen draper. Sol. Mr. Chipchase
Bow Lane.
3. E. Cellim9Vll=Clingeide. cloth factor. Sol. Mr.
Mayo. Lutinlion. fa;ari ere, dealer. Sols. Messrs..
ileimmisr. and Holes. Now Ina.
J. Mies. Titeldeld, Inathampons. draper. Soh. Messes.
Alemnder and Holm. New Inn.
H. lialhawalavegroole printer. Bob. Meism. Adlington and
Gregsry. Row.
J. lomat. Boot Doellion, Norfolk, innkeeper. Sol. Mr.
Testes, Tanis.
J. Featherstone. WINOWAr. victualler. Sol. Mr. Bette. De-
netlike Sweet, Queen Swam,
T. Creasy. Chohnehed, Seem draper. Sol. Mr. Bond. Ware.
Huts.
J. Beck, Sweeting's Alley. Cornhill. watchmaker. Soh •
Mesas. Mayhew and Co., Chancery Lane.
J. and J. Silver. and A. Bee son, Size Lane, merchants. Sols.
Mobs. Keeney and Spurr. Bubopsgate Street.
DIVIDE DS.
May 30. B. Wells. Gratechurch Street. hosier—V. E.Sourne.
Austinfriars. merchant-27, J. Blake, Parente.) Green, brewer—
y. W. Hodge, Great Hermitage Sueet. ship owner-16, W.
Parker. Whiteclutpel, oilman-27, M. Bucklabtl. Bayswater.
victualler-27. J. and J. Coombe*. Sitadaeli. coopers-30, G.
Brown. Broad Street, Westminster. upholsterer-30. J. I itman .
Sun Street. Ilishopsgate. tallow chandler-20, W. and 11.
Munro. Upper Thames Street, merchantst-30, W. Cross. Lom-
bard Street. banker-31, W. Nicholls, Huntingdon. sack and
rope maker-27. W. Davis, Newbury, Berk*. upholsterev—E4
G. Upton, Queen Street, oil and colour merchant-21, J. Cut-
bush. Aylesford, Kent, barge bnikler-30. W. E. Browne. Stock
Exchange. stock broker—in, J. Day and J. Spratswell. Tayis-
tick Street, Covent Garden, drapers-27. R. Crombie. Chelsea,
victualler_ 30. G. Ridge, Reading. Beats, millwright—l I, J. S.
Manfredi, T. Litif, and H. Henshull, Norton Falgate. silk
dyers—June 6, T. A. Minchin, W. G. Carter, and A. Kelly,
Portsmouth, bankers.
CERTIFICATES to be granted May 27.
D. Chettleburgh. jun. Norwich, wine merchant—S. llould.
Laytonstone, Essex, butcher—H. Feadierstonlisugh, Bishop
Wearmot silt. Durham, coal fitter—J. Bone, Time, Cornwall,
linen draper—T. Salisbury, Preston, Lancashire, grocer—lt.
Ayers and T. llolmes, Newcastle upon Tyne, limn drapers--
A. Shaw. East Smithfield, victualler—W. liissix, Blistol.
piye
maker—G. Rudd. Norwood. miller—J. Macintosh, Kingston,
Surrey, nialturr—W. Flear, Turnagain Lane. Fltet Market,
painter—N. Parker, Comptos Street, Brumwirk Square, met,.
chant—S. Neville, Leeds, tour seller-3. Wells. N ev.purt, Mot.-
mouth. boat builder—T. thigin. Trentham. Hatind, dealer--
' IL and J. Ilo,king, South Brent, Devonshire, 3 ion mokers—T
leutlitter. Newcastle upon Tync. liren draver—D. Lakeman
Liverpool, merchant—S. George and U. Ilri4tol, sugar
r.finers.

PRIVATE PETITIONS.-It will he seen by our
report of the proceedings in the House of Commons
on Thursday night last, that the time for receiving
private petitions, which was originally limited to
the sth of May, has been extended on the motion
of the Speaker to the 12th instant.

AMU If *mks.
funk Stock 01 tttt inns 0.
3 rer Cent. Red. 01 Intr. 3 per tent.
3 per Cent. Cunt. 111 India Bonds 225. din.
14 pet Cent. India Stock
4 per Cent. 011 .. kat-hopes* 111114 54. di..
5 per Cent. ?Catty I Cons. fur Ac. 101
f „me Ann. le Lottery Tscl.etl,Z33 2'.1

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THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

tenon.
'MONDAY, MAY 8.

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We this day give a full account of the execution
of Thistlewood and four of his associates ; we wish
we could have stopped here, but, as faithful jour-
nalists, we are bound to record all that passes, and
have therefore narrated the bloody, brutalizing exhi-
bition that followed it. The immense assemblage
that was collected, uttered not a single murmur
while the unhappy men yielded their lives to the
offended laws of their Country, but the moment the
butchery began,execrations burst from every quarter.
The French populace were prepared fur the scenes
that disgraced the national character during the
Revolution, by such scenes as the execution of
Damiens, Ravage., &c., and we are confident that
had the people of England for one year witnessed
an exhibition of decapitation every week, the pro-
duction of the knife at the Old Bally, which was
intended by Ings to have been the means of murder-
ing his Majesty's Ministers, would not have pro-
duced that involuntary shudder which was lately
heard in that Court. The de-moralization of the
of the human mind is not so difficult as some persons
seem to think, and we would advise our govenort
to bear that fact in mind.

Mr. Brougham put the propriety of Government
employing Agents or Spies, to make discoveries in
in ease of the existence of plots or conspiracies against
the State, in a proper point of view in the House
of Commons, on Tuesday night. All Governments
have recourse to ►uch means to discover plots ; but
if the persons who are employed for that purpose
become plot-makers themselves, then their conduct
is calculated to bring odium on their employers, and
they are no longer deserving of their protection or
support. We do not know what course the Ad-
ministration will pursue with respect to the disclo-
sure made by Alderman Wood, in the House of
Commons, respecting Edwards, whose name ap-
pears recorded in the State Trials. If the charges
against him can be proved, then Government has
nothing further to do with the business but to let
justice take its course. We cannot see how such a
proceeding can in the least embarrass administration ;
on the contrary, it must lead to the most salutary re-
sults, and prevent those observations which are now
heard in every society, where the proceedings in the
late State Trials are discussed.
Letters were yesterday rammed in town, dated
from her Majesty's Villa at Pesaro, 15th April, and
announcing her departure for England on that day.
and her Majesty's intention of travelling hither
without stopping.
From the expedition made by the Queen in her
route, it is believed that her Majesty will arrive at
Calais by the end of this week. where apartments
are taken for her residence ; and Lady Ann Hamil-
ton, with other persons of her establishment, have
received an intimation to proceed to Dover to wait
her further instructions.

We learn from the Paris Papers of Sunday and
Monday lust. that the King of England has given
1001. towards the subscription for erecting a monu-
ment to the memory of M. Malesherbet, the heroic
defender of the martyred Louis XVI. A letter from
Inapruek, dated the 19th ult. states, that on the
19th ult. Queen Caroline quitted Rome, with all
her suite, for Pesaro, where her Majesty was to
remain only a few days, and then take her depar-
ture for Milan, an her route to this country, and
was expected to embark fur England on the first of
the present month. The accounts front NLaria in
hose papers arc of the .f.2d ult. Vtrdinand, it is