The National Register.
London, England, 1819-07-18 00:00:00

" fa M.% E. J. Blaodfurd, Nlargnret•rtreel,"

" C .titre Magga,:.ement, dected by and from the
People's Committer of 20. Signiturt of the pe lie
Thomas fort: r, ‘V.l'ioni I', ice, Thousigs Jg.mer Vi hntman,
Williagn (lurgiueg, /WM W °ben Worry,Joim
Harkortt, %Vali:nu .L.gmes Hilt, Retry Medic), Ric/s-
-and Titid, J oho Ha,11114.11, awl W. Coe.
"ED WAHDJAMES tiLANDFORD, Sec."

The City miigirtracy have already begun to make active
preparations file the preservation ivf thy public peace from
the dancer uitb whien it Terms threatened. Precepts have
hero to du+ ,11drirtneu of the diircicat uards, d.reeting
thrill Si, Solaro a tuila icsit munker of proper persons to lie
Swaim in Os special t onstaides fur eac h a aid ; and individual
111111 at• have accordi,:,l) hoer. sent naiad to &tot of the
revile...able requt still them tu cootie fint an!
and enrol them elves fs,r this purpose.

Th. fullne ing phrud wai posted np throughout the me-
tropolis on l's. day sisurning :
" s m Fri* i ELI) M FETING.

" The non-repro,iited people of the F3ritish metropolis.
and sll other rtirmls Eree.lont. air inriied to asst nible
?•It.ililliPl,l. 210, 'Bl9. sit Ut u'e fur it,
fur Ilse psis pose of dis.•iissing tlicir rights, and deeltlieg
'on the besi 1114'411N of tegninlog throw ; Henry..Humt,
Esq. in the Chair.

" Fellow Cumitrymen—.V long. curter of boundless ex
trit‘agatice in the ri,lisimi•tration of the imblie property,
and a continsicti spit. in of partial laws and exclusive pit-
racer., foamed by men tACltil.ing an ills gal and muusi
auth. city rarer you, and falsely styling themselves the rt—
preventwivt s fine people, have (lop lime, you of your
hitt Wight, and reduced ibis once great anti pi 'mitt rims
nation in it stale ore' ly and wreteltelinel4 unexamrle:t
eilhe, in ancient at mod, n

What' .1 114:111 rsie t opt allli bred,. ativentetrees,mas y
of them none inns babk ruins in (deaneries and hotline, abal
snnst of them dee inflates %.es let tools of mi es rse net
',remitted to sesuris seat 4 in y mar House sit Commons, and
barter st% ay your lebre ties by abolrsair, Call Sus lu
be free ?

**Wile deprived or yenr iota right to elect '.onr .is,
agents and servant:, tur ore purpose of I•rotrt•tin; your
liver, libel tie., and p rope r,tes li Ls ait s• exaelion sod
omit iga It. d oppi fire ~ou nof, to firrt, rodt.ored to tire
nhe:rurulilimrofs!al

Rouse, then, 10 a proper st use of your multiplied
sittings. and tome lot a tird twos, iltii importutit occasion,
in union with your soffering and PA•la veil fell° w•I ()unity-
sin ti tinongitout the Lingtlano, to pt ostimis your riKlll.,and
euniult upon the best u,eatr Oft/higilling Cie obi) rib (7 114 i
remedy —a cointaele, sulAtenaiul, and real itrji,rm. Be firm
• reittlnte iu your detnionitialioui, Litt and nnol-
fending in your conduct. For )11111' own ,ekes, Itfrattu
(rum unjustifiable acts el•p. rt.onal iiittrugeosnil.tespeet the
right. mud possess los ,•1* your rq telly injured and !tatter-
ing ni tzttbours. T;te nso's ef•.i6.rly are t.. fritods of
justice and of order! Aq WC nit Pt to dischatge an honest
and a LIN fiel duty, we eapert, sun , we haie I eight to de-
mand, the ditch lit pi otectiott of the lan.: but if the
▪ Ilites of cot (option ilioula meditale t.t Licf, awl d4re
to interrupt our pi 41.1 fed delthera. imii by the inlet posi-
tion of lei ce, open their own heady be the goat ,tad the
conetipienet i! ight ,eif deflate is the
.first and mini
..,er,d law of ,whirr, aLd hence to. oppreesio* LAe coNaita.
numil ivilcse ever), Wave! ! !
(i•t;sten) "TILE COMMITTEE."

IIisTURN OF Slll CILIRLES IVOLiELY, 84117:

rOlt ISLHMING117111:

littuitt•rit•w, Jet —Vc,teitlity a ruiblic merlin
of this loon ma, 11061 on New 11•11 hill, a weer of ;ground
for ttt i ;; It natural kind ci ; and fro n the e
few of the etoo 41, o lice templet( lk blled tlw are.t of 120
Yards Irk about 05, liei IeSS titan 96Y100 penult Wel e I,rti•eitt.
A plait*. int mos fret led in the ceitlie. Mr. Fdinianit.
(whatillow..!ier) took I and lead a lever from Srl
OS. ly. • wain.; Ltr death of Lady Wnl•el, hn
mothtr, and uctouati.islir ha uccirr,ary abacr.ce nudist such

.sallietion. Mr. Edmonds then addressed the crowd at length,
nil was (Ahmed by Mr. Maddock% (another sehoolnaloter ),
who sins succeeded by Mr. Lewis (4srlsoolinaster of Coven-
try, nod thr mine ver%iin velar spoke sit Star kport). Thee
pr r%int, proposed that Sir Chas 11.11 %VOIR'', should be lent up
to Parliament u' ' Legislatorial Alt),rory and Repiesenta—
tive of liirmilighani." The iwiting of n writ being i
sory, flies haul not AN oiled the form of the istandatr, hut
diorite, the nghl. 'rne plitingr romiitutionalls belong. 4
to them, and they were It billing their duty at good subjert%,
in proceeding to advii.e the morereign by tlw it reprrseniittive.
If they bud hot been commanded SO to do,, the error rested
with whop.

The baronet was then nominated, and sec ended, pro fur.
propined, staid fluted, timid the thundels:T a•
Ix-
matinn,i,f air Uhel%l.lrd 11111,111(11k. 5:10%% of j furc,t
of h+nuls is nsis ass st,ikiii nod iistirres tin.,s stew, ever. 'mini
being slbistitily visible to each other. A loos; nod .VlllllO4
remoisaarn ace to Parliament st'sP tend, which the or is -cies t-
rd member stets to presvut to the haws:, stud di sound of thes
Spriiker hi:, place m the•Contsisans tOoenit.l v. A deputitii ))))
was 'imposed In ignition Sir Charles %Yokel:v, met give him
the neeroary instrwetintis of• his ronstituruts. Sir I Iltalit,l
had errs isanly promised slaw to fit newt eosin, his tens in the
house if they cis ewitl Isiah This-% ill, sit kiwi, he 11 hew 11111 i
11111.1(111i11.4 rase fur she nart.session.

Mr. N'onle► nddretaed the crntrd, rang►rtninting the
people of an haring tt.►rn iilCif pmpci pounl
ratik in the eni,iice.,

. - -
Major t. ;at N a ight wid o few•.wnrd+. In the osty of 'churn-
ing lor w. 114111111 W 114 nips Atazas rendered to his
exertines tit 11* cause of reform.

T. c hiss ne.* of the ISlectiswocrupird three hours. The
utmost hiller shd allefilosu weir observed; nod this itn-
onosr
ntkemLiy bruise up. and retired to their
a, much seuliirit) nod traiiquill.ty as though 'twining (luau
a place of worship ± It wits a pure example to other Oat es.
in the peaceful nhd uncorrupted exercise of the elective fran-
c

Tar principal speakers dined together afterwards, at the
Pump (tyro n.

FROM LAST NiGHT'S GAZETTE.

FOREIGN OFFICE...IIms- 17.
His Royal Highness the l'rince Regent has been pleased, la
the name and on the !what of his Alajesty, to appoint Vtorge
liming, Esq. to be his Majesty's Consul at Trieste ant Lits
dependencies.
SOUTH \VALES CIRCUIT, tau".
Before WVI LIAM WINGFIELD and E. M. CA:sannn, Esqrs.
Gle.mormut—Tuesiley, August 31, at Cardil£
Brecon—Tuesday. September 7. at Brecon.
Radnor...Monday, September 13. at Presteigne.
This Gazette also contains a Proclamation altering the rate
and di,pofal of freight money for the conveyance of specie and.
leweb. oil board his Alajesty's shire and vessels. as follows:--
for I tars• For yes-
litre at. 311• V lit
ion igimg lung n.q
10. tiler
4. MIA 11. lal lit,
I tact. ar.

Between any two ports in Eurore on this
side Gibraltar t G bra/ iar the Azores, Per Cot.
:Madeira, or Canaries
Betwten any port in Europe and any port in
the Ilediterrimean beyond Gibraltar, or any
Fort on the \Veit Coast of Africa. including
Simen's Bay, is any port on the East side of
America, Nurth or South, on the IVcat India
or other Wands on the Americo caul, in- Ter Cert.
eluding Bermuda and Newfoundland ..... 't 9.i
Between all port in the European or At-
lantic :leas, North of the Trope of Cancer,
and any Fort beyond Cal cof GocAl Ilore Per Cer!.
or Cape ilorn

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
J. Ottgliton, Descund Aztun, ue.ir Birniirgl.rm, rnnu
facturer.

BANKRUPTS.
R. 1 hompson, Cuter Sireet, Strand, baker.
J. Smith snu .1. For,yth, Princes Street, Bank, merchant_.
W. Low, IlanovtrStrctt, Walworth, merclumr.
.1. Ailsop, Southanoiton. b-ker.
T. Lose, Dartioid, Kent, watchmaker.
J. Browtre and J. Gregson, Charles Street, Grosvenor Scti:Jc.
4-bolsterer!.
T. Willett, Acton, Cheshire, ckeesc factor.
W. Itathhone, Manchester, letter press printer.
T. Ilarris, Liverpool. masttr mariner.
J. O. Spring, Ciw,ingt.by, Lincoln, draper.
T. Fiblicr and T. Ashmore, ilielto.liani.bankers.
T. Djcura, Earith, I I untingtlon, victualler.
J. Radcliffe, Swansea, Glamorganshirc, grocer.
0. W. and G. Innell, Long Acre,
J. Protheroc, Bristol, aliip broker.
C. Sti.cy, Nitsi.au S'rect, Westminster, crffie Fctise ketper.
E. Dean, Narrow Street, limellousc, Maui: b.ker.
ll'. Butt, Cheltenham, grocer.
DI VIDENUS.
. _

July 27, J. Wilker.on, Barley. Hertford, rri.lfFter-31.ft, .1.
Whitehead, M. Howard, and J. 11:3!thni, (7ateston•strut.
banters-31st, .1. Bernet, hear-succt, Ltiuttcr.fitlda. drugi.ist
—August 12. E. Turner, of Great Si: ertton. cc ttiew:,a-
nutacturer,-7. T. !Aycock, Mianrics, slopsfter-17, T. Jones,
I)errtend. Attnn, picture.franie-runker-0, C. S. Atl.U,ltl.
Harrow How. Paddington, imiwionger-2, J. Stein,
row. Fiast Sfuithfiehl., rectifier-7, .1. Gibson, and S. Tower
Wardfbbe Place. Ductors' Commons, dtrJert-7, J. Nletcaif,"
and J. Jives, Upper East Sniithichl, oilmen-10, E.
u‘tchant-7, D. Buchanab, S. M. Smith. Lrt! F. Athli
Liverpool, merchants—in, T. N.'llirtt, and J. Woo!, Hodder,
field. Yotk, rucrehantt-9, T, Ki:rthatv March:Ater, flattii.n-
rtacrelin,a+.

ik.lgac

Itauk St,.t k 220
3 per I rut. G 9
per leis' 68§§
3§ per Cool. lbe
4 per Cep?. 88
per Cent. Nary 1031
1...31c ALI'. 14

411 E NATIONAL REGISTER.

Lonooit.
SUNDAY, JULY 18.
-as.-

The Paris Papers of Tuesday arrived yet:tally.
They contain a letter from Orbcc, in the Depart-
ment of Calvados, which says—" On the Bth of this

JUICY 18.

month the town and valley of °thee were made the
victims of a storm, which occasioned the greatest
disasters. A continued rain at the commencement
caused the river to overflew its banks ;. a frightful
torrent soon overturned 300 feet of a wall, tore up
the street, which had Leen newly paved, undermined
the foundations of an inn, and overthrew an adja-
cent house. The river then directed its course to
the valley, where it destroyed every hope of harvest,
A million and a half of kilogrammes of corn have
been overwhelmed. The loss to the farmers is emi•
nutted at nearly 500,000 francs ; that of the
Litants of the tow . is also considerable."

The French Five per Cents. are at 70 f. 8.5 c. ;
Bank Stock, 1445 f.

Tuesday being the dry appointed fur the Prince
Regent closing theAession of Parliament, the usual
arrangement& were accordingly made.. Ladies in
full dresses, began to arrive at the House of Peers
by eleven o'clock, and the course of people in the
lark and streets has not been exceeded for some
years past. The Prince Regent left St. James's-
palace in the state carriage at 25 minutes to two
o'clock. His Royal Highness entered the House
of Peers at two o'clock, and was announced by a
royal salute from cannons placed on the Lambeth
shore. Hit' Royal Highness remained in the house
eeactlyt26 minutes.
The Prince Regent gave a grand fancy dream-bait
en Thursday night at Carlton house, at which most
of the distinguished persons who yet remain in town
were present. Several of the Ladies' &ewes were
very superb, characteristic, and critically correct in
costume. The company were, however, more dis-
tinguished for their formality Clan vivacity at the
commencement of the evening, but as the hOur grew
lute, reserve began to vanish, and several supporeed
the characters they assumed with pleasantry and
spirit. The magnificent apartments through which
they meandered were decorated with .infinite taste,
and the supper was most super!), and eehihited a
splendid display .of princely munificence Atneng
the Ladies whose dresses attraetwl much notice,
were tl:c Duchess of Bedford. the. Marehionessnof
Hertfunl, Countess of Mcxborough and' Warwick,
Ladies 'l'rollope, Otwav, Pack, Boston, • Seymour,
Berresford. Fee. &c. Most of the Gentlemen wore
Regiment el uniforme, and sonic few limey dresses.,
On Tuesday the Princess Augusta, accompanied
by the Earl ofWineltelsea,. General Garth, and Miss
Disbrow, enjoyed the diversion of fishing, at Vir-
ginia-waters. The Princess pertook of some re-
freshment at Mr. Johnson's. ller Royal•Highnees
arrived at her apartments in the lute Queen's-pa.
lace en Thursday afternoon.
A discovery has tuken place which has disap-
pointed the fond wishes of two lovers in high life,
and totally deranged the hopes and expectations of
the family of one of the parties. A young Nobleman,
heir apparent to a Marquis,. was lately on the eve of
marriage with the interesting and accomplished
daughter of an Earl. Every preparation was made,
and the day fitted fir the completion of their mutual
happiness, who) a fatal defect was discovered in the
pedigree of the noble suitor, which has cheated him
of his foniltst hores.
An action of Crim. Can. in high life, in a forward
state, has recently fellen to the ground, to the great
disappoietraLnt of the gentlemen of the long robe.
The unfortunate lady who was the sulject of the
action has paid the debt of nature..
There are bluntly airs thousand special constables
sworn in btfure the Aldermen of the City of Lon-
don, to preserve the peace of the metropohe on Wed.
nesday next. The arrangements. made at the office
of the Secretary of State for the Home Department,
for the same purpose, are on a most extensive scale.
After the lath instant, the London and Yar-•
mouth mails will be conveyed in a patent mail.
coach, which will travel so much quicker than the
usual ri;oo.e of conveyance ass to enable that town to
answer letters one day earlier than heretofore. The
mail leaving London at the usual time, will arrive
at Yarmouth ut 114. 40m. the next morning, and
depart at 3 the same afternoon. Yarmouth is lee
miles from London, and it will be the only town in
the kingdom at so great a distance enjoying such
az et:mato:let ion.

In another part of our Paper to-day will be found
an account of ►he proceedings at a meeting lwld
yesterday of the Proprietors of Drury-lane Theatre.
It appears to us that the Select Committee have not
sufheiently cnfOreed upon the public, not only that
the subscription now in progress is only a loan, and
that upon good security ; but that the list of sub-
scribers is by no means limited to those who arc
share-holders of the Theatre. We are sure that the
;accessary amount would have been loner• since sub-
setilxml had the Select Committee propc:rly &elated
that Non-Proprietors small lout-subscriptions would
gratefully received.

'THE NATIONAL iIEGISTER.

Dlitler-LANE THEArIiE.

The Meeting of Proprietors of Drury-lane Theatre
took place in the grand Salonn yesterday.
Mr. Calerall haviter, been called to the Chair, Mattel,
that he met the Proprietor. with unite I.leastire to-dry
than he had heretofore experieneed, because he hail to
announce to them the confident reliance loft by the Merl
Committee dint nlNmately their exertions could nut be an-
needier; that the aoharription could in a few days be
tilled, and that Drury-lane Theatre would cliii shine be the
dramatic spheres star of Ike/boil magnitude. The amount
required was ~911.1,000-4.V.(1114 had alreedy been soh-
scribed, aisi the Select Committee ached of those who
hail originally intrusted to them their interests, at exten-
sion furs few drys of their confidence, inerdcr that the
Os Herat Committee (the the Select Committee Will a body
not recognised by thy-Act) might be placed in snub. a si-
tuation ita to enable diem le let the Theatre. in ao otoin-
euntheredostate. The worthy (Ammons next did justier
to the liberal forbearance mot co•operatioon oldie creditors
of the Theatre and the New Ken-toes—had either class of
those Gentlemen studied dicer own apparent individual
interest. the whole entire.") might have been consigned to
ruin. Of the liona•lothlere, Owthe amount of 1.400010
more than 20,0001. hod ronsented to the proposed po- t -
prominent el their payments, and the remainder, he bad
no doubt, 'Koval/allow the noble example. It. next ad-
verted to the ridicelons repot 14 in the newspapers of the
parlientirs cif the.ditferent ~elms made by these pi oposbog
to hereof* Le f the Theatre, and *sutra ti thy Plat-
prieters •that the Committee had ub d a gotorJed
sect ecy on that point.
A Proprietor wilserred that %le. Kenai °fret had been
•melt and coerce tty kimono The Chairman usked st bet her
the information came from Mr. Kelm or- dot Committee 2
%Viten Mr. beau's Gn, od replied, he believed from Mr.Keiset
The Cliairmou then resumed, by saying, that the Amines• of
the vacation rendered Ito nentaistule a duty .4 necessity, and
that in recommending a lessee, the Coirlitliklee would lauk to
the umnuat of the olf•r„ the oesponisibility of the proposed
menorah.% and the probAniitt of the party nialcmg the ore,
bring cu.npct, tot to reader Coe Theatre once more popular.
That no unfair Kristen( e should be shore% but that it was
fateoded on Thttrwiay, nett to reecho amended, erteeded,
and ultimate sealed tenders for the Theatre, stool that on that
day the Select Continittee.would Collie to n dal/lithe deter-
mination as-to whom they anted recommend as
A net. repenting his ettingiuni on the Coeditors unit New
Renter.? liliern'ity, the Chairman sat don n. when
Mc„ G. Robins ruse and ssi t, he should indwell lanwitt, that
after so 'notch of the Irct C -lime had Iro cot de-
•ooted to the plan it agitat on, it should fail, and from so in-
vial s d •tiest in amount of the miserly' iondoati. Many of
tlioor ahn by their being members of the Side-C'munittees
ono oat Committees, hrol moistly contributed to the dis-
trese and bankruptcy of the l'heatie, mow mean y left the
Proprietors 140 " work out theieocu salvation" from the
ev:ls they had entailed upon tiwin. There WAX at.oth• r Ace
Se w.shed to notice, and that cas a set of.I• eit•ea tang gets-
'lmmo, who only slope red at the Annual or Geiseinl
Stinetiag., to move " to the Stub and General Com-
mittee for their etert km"— by which exertions the cooncern
hid been placed in 4aati imn jeopardy. 'I he Proprietors
nod the public (for the suh.mriptilia wits open to the public
who were nut proprietors). 11.:‘, sow to deteriu,ite w Milwr
Drurs-lain Theistic wits lo mew; i!!k: into .lust or to rise again
an Ornolliclit of the Mr tropohs and of the nal' , hut prom pi.
tiotude cut requisite. Co., ot Carden Theatre was to open on
the Oil. Seirt inlo-r, and Drury-luos- must uprii o 4 rarly
its. time was 110440'40re 10/ be let. some o' so rvistions
from Mr. Attlrrinao W. mi, amt ex irite nisi toils f
Rubio% it was resolved glom 'I v 440449 Nisoolel ,lie, r 4 rely. till
'floscoday neat. and that ate puners of the Committee
should he continued io them

%In. Buller, addreasistig the Chairman, requested to mid
Xi:, to her !Miner sob.ctipi tout, with the Ernes, t hope ttua
** Drum -lane Theatre tri.uld imeg remaim in a slide of plot.
perity, as an honourable mouuntent to the deceased and hi
‘ltei al tn."

Thaul. urn. 'hen eared 10. the Chairman, and she Meet.
ink atljuurued tine die.

Letters from Amsterdam, received yesterday,
mention a report being prevalent there of the plague
being at Mogadore, and consequently persons who
were about to. go there deferred doing so. until it
IV 03 sac crt ai nal whether there was any truth in the
report or not. Upon inquiry we learn, that Jv the
last navices from Magadore, which arc to, the 2d
ult. the plague had not then reached there ; hut as
no precautions were taVen to prey. nt it, fears were
entertained it would, as it raged in various parts of
the Emperor of Morocco's dominions..
A Phris paper says, " A telegraphic dispatch from
Strasburg!' stutes, that on the ^;th inst. the Chief of
the Customs at Marleuheim, seized on the persons
of Hadschi Jussuf, and. Had:it:hi Ali Echbec, calling
themselves Envoys of the Prince of l'ersia, and pro.
ceeding. to Paris, P 8 Cat:bemire shawls, and various
other articles olCaehemire. These two travellers
are susreeted to he Armenian Jews." .

Cut Lia-S rF.a.r.n 014 tie-
cent appearance was detected yesterday afternoon in
stripping et.child in the fieltls,.at the back of Somers
Town, wLich proved to he the son of Mr. Wibra
him, of Brill stree•t, about five years old. She was
lodged in custody, and the child, which had iv.yen
seduced by same cherries frean home, was restored
to Lis disconsolate parents.
likatNo iii nlt.ar.v.—TLe home of Mrs. Sal
raonlrust, ('t Bread lane, Upper Hampstead .r, id,
was broken and entered by tl:rte robbers on ‘Wed-
nestlay morning, about two o'clock, And the lower
rooms were literally stripped of every article that n
men road carry. Ilia t'aini:y arc on the coast, and
an e Itierly woman, who was en enwilling spctt...tor
of all that passed, had the C:l7e of the house. A
cart was waiting to receive the goods at the earner
of the lane leading to Child's and by which
hopee sue entertained that. the villains wll be tle-
tek;ted..