The National Register.
London, England, 1817-05-05 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL RFCSTI7,II.

fiAd, grocer—T. Galvin, Sawbridgeworth Hewlett, of
Ilorfield. dealer.—W. Hill, of Halbcrton, currier—T. Keyie, of
Austin-friars, tnerehants.
CERTIFICATES, MAY en.—T. Evans, of Monmouth, mer-
cer—N. Demezy, of Southampton, innkeeper—Fliz. Burriolso. of
St. Ire's, Cornwall, milliner—W. Illenkinit. of Hull, grocer—T.
Bellamy, of Bristol, wool-factor—J. Frarbosther, of Tottington,
cotton-spinuer—T. Roberts, of Holston, gover—it Clettgli, Cl
North Shields, hardwareman—R. Gray, of Kedruth. victualler—
J. Lloyd, Tying, sus eon—H. Falls and W. Cock, of Plymouth,
merchants—J. Woh enberg, of St. Catherine's-street, biscuit-ba-
ker—A. Keating, of trans]. silversmith—R. B. Scott, of Spring-gar-
dens. printer—E. Jones, of laulgatelail. Indserdoslier—.l. E. Lewis,
of' Northampton. carpenter—T. Itotevyle, of Onslow, horse-deuler—
M. %Voters, of Nicholas-lane, broker.
PARTN ERSHIPS DISSOLVE!).
Cowpland and Sargeant, of St. Catherine's-quare, sail-raakers.
Keynton and Ball, of Tetbury. tailors.
J. and W. Bower, of Chesterfield, tanners.
Goannersall and Co. of Huddersfield, woollen-cloth-merchants.
T. and W. Denton, of Staines, land-survs,nrs.
Lee and Thompson, of Bishop Wearmoutit, iron-founders.
J. J. and T. England, of Mill•lane, Tooley-street, sail-makers.
Rordanez and Irwin, of London, merchants.
Brown, jun. and Peters, of Epsom, plumbers.
Bright and Snow, of Poster-lane, jewellers.
Hatwell and Foot, of St. George's Market, brewers.
J. and E. Low, of Hat kney Wick, cattle-dealers.
Newman and Viney, of Mary-le•lionne-stret, dress-makers.
Thirlby's and Robinson. of Sheepshead, twist-lace-manufacturers.
Heath and Co. of Manchester, iron-thunders.
M•Clintock and Ditsbury. of Liverpool, auctioneers.
Green and Ford, of Baguio-court, calenders.
Lovatt and Co. of Bagnio court, machine-makers.
Jone and Peat on, of Gracechurelt-street, linen-drapers.
Parker and Taylor, of Birmingham, plumbers.
Stanstield and Dawes, of Ilamburgh and London. rat:reliant&
Wood and Belcham. of Rishopsgate-street, dermas.
I.ocke and Taylor, of 'littorit.s. navy-agents,
White and Co. of Leeds, machine-makers.
Riston and Co. of Hull, attomies.
W. and H. Lucas, of Tamworth, farmers.
Green and Early, of Witney, glovers.
E. and J. Reeve, of Hocking, grocers.
Godwin and Cn. of Portsea, butchers.
Savage and Marsh, of Wolverhampton, factors.
Kure and Wake, of Wood-street, silk-maaufacturers.
Shaw and Cheek, of Titleswell, attornies.
!fedi; and Hargreaves. of Burnley, cotton-manufacturers.
Reining and Co. of Worthington, whiting-manufacturers.
Burgin and Co. Southampton-street, ormunental-paper-manufac-

turcrs.
Garden and Dunning, Bridlington, grocers.
Ottcy and Nloßard, of Strand, tavem-keepers.
I lyde and Parkinson. of Louth, grocers.
L. and 1.. 1). Jaquier, of gland-street, hotel-keepers.
Brundrctt and Thompson, of Manchester, trunk-makers.
Evans and Faviell, of Manchester, itooe-masons.
Cocker and West, of Ilowden.
Shippey and Hall, Cambridge, brewers.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Sal:lnlay, May 3.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

PARTIMOTOM W. of Manchester, money-scrivener.
BANKRUPTS.
ROSE T. of Bridport, brewer, to surrender May 10. 17. June 14.
at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Stevens, Sion-college-ganlens, Alder-
manhury.
Coma W. of New .street, City-mad, corn-dealer, May 6. 10, June
14, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. 11. Carpenter, Church-passage, Old-
jevrry.
HENRY H. of Liverpool, taylor, May 27. 28, June 14, at Li-
verpeoL Att. Mr. Meddoweroft, Gray's-inn.
TURLEY P. of East Grinsted. Susses, farmer, May 6, 20, June
14, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Ellie, Clnivars, Temple.
ROBERTSON A. and D. of Grosvenor-place, Pimlico. builders.
May 6, 20, June 14, at Guildhall. Au. Mr. Pinkerton, Cle-
ment's-inn.
GRAVES J. of Liverpool, cotton-broker, June 2,3, 14, at Liver-
pool. Att. Mr. Chester, Staple-inn.
JARMAN, J. of Tything of Sheet, Southampton. tanner, May 19,
20, June 14, at Petersfield. Au. Mr. Allen, Clifford's-inn.
HAZARD W. of Great Yarmouth, mast-maker, May 14, 15, June
14, at Yarmouth. Att. Mr. Francis, New Boswell-court.
Nrcuor.s J. of Leeds, bookseller, May 19, 20, June 14, at Leeds.
Atts. Messrs. Atkinson and Holland, Leeds.
FLF.EKNO J. D. of Daventry, draper. May if, 23, June 14. at
Daventry. Atts. Messrs. Collett, Winbum, and Collett. Chan-
cery-lane.
MARTIN J. and M. of Herbury-bridge, Yorkshire, boat-builders,
June 6,7, 14, at Wakefield. Att. Mr. Knowles, New-ina.
BARNES A. of Cirencester, linen-draper, May 15, 16, June 14, at
Cirencester. Att. Mr. Nis, Cook's-court, Lincoln's-inn.
DOUGHTY J. of Bristol, victualler, May 21, 22, June 14, at Bris.
tol. Arts. Messrs. Das, Son, and Stephenson, Doughty-street.
Molnar? J. of Camomile-street, merchant., May 6, 10, June 14, at
Guildhall. AU. Mr Chippendale, Crane-court, Fleet-strew.
WATKINS T. of Cardif. dealer and chapman, May 6, 22, June 14,
at Bristol. Att. Mr. King. Serjeant's-inn.
GRIFFITHS J. of Liverpool, auctioneer, May 19, 20, June 14, at
Liverpool. Att. Mr. Chester, Staple-inn.
lloistEs T. HJRRIS T. and ENGLISH, J. D. of Long-acre,
coach-makers, May 10, 17, June 14, at Guildhall, Att. Mr. Al-
len, Carlisle-street, Soho.
SMITH C. S. of Clare-street. St. Clement's Danes, salesman, May
in. 17, June 14. at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Dykes, Thuvits-inn.
VAUGHAN W. of Pall-mall, taylor. May 10, 17. June 14, at
Atts. Messrs. Hurd, Shaw, and Johnson, King's•
bench-walks, Temple.
Banns:it W. of St. John-street. Smithfield, grocer, May 10, 13,
June 14. at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Humphreys, London-bridge-
foot. Southwark.
GRELLIL it J. of Mill-wall, Poplar. roman-cement-manufacturer,
May 10. 13. June 14, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Cr...ncli, Union-
court. Broad-street.
Sw ninct.r.s T. and Lows: P. of Manchester. linen-drapers. May
24, 26. June 14, at Manchester. Au. Mr. Walker, Essex-street,
Manchester.
DIVIDENDS AT GUILDHALL.
Aleock W of 1r.r.4,y. Stafford. grocer, May 24.
Cramer .1. of Bermondsey, victualler, May 24.
rude .1. and .I._Steve:nson.of Garlick-hill, wine-merchants, May 24.

Ilinde J. of Whitecbmwl. tin plate-worker, May 24.
Forster W. of Saint Martin's e, silversmith, May 24.
P fillips W. of Briglaltebustone,builtler. May 13.
Clarke W. of Water-Line. 'rower-street, merchant, May 10.
Ashbey J. of Boxstead. Hertfordshire. farmer. May 13.
Monteith J. and .1. Sequeira, late of Gracechutch.stret t, druggists,
May 13.
Lc Chetninant N. and J. V. Kerckhove, of Fenchttreh-street, mer.
chants. May 24.
I.ivesey, J. of Blackburn, J. IlargreavP, Manebest r, P. Amnia
and J. Smith, ',undo°, and W. Hall, .Mosney, merchants,
May 24.
Fourdrinier S and W. gale, of Charing-cross, stationers, May 31.
Calvert A. of Sr& nham, trter,hant, Jame 3-
Fox J. and W. of the Pavement, Finsbury, merchants, May 31.
Jacob B. of 11.1rtholoniers.c1:),e, merchant, 'May 24.
Callaway T. B. if Bath, upholsterer, May 31.
Aialenan A. of rialpot-Ernes uiezchant, May 24.

MAY 3.

Little C. 11. and T. of Carlisle, and T. Little and Co. of Wa'brook,
merchants, May 2.t.
DIVIDENDS IN THE COUNTRY.
Walker J. late of Alfrick, timber-merchant, June 2.
Bridges J. of Bristol, brush-maker, May 28.
Barnes W. of New Sarum, ironmonger, May rt.
Carhie W. of Bolton-in-the-Moors, cotton-manufacturer, June J.
Dudley 11. of Dudley, thread-manufacturer, May 27.
Ford W. of Manchester, bookseller, May 26.
CERTIFICATES, MAY Wells, of Dunstew, taylor—R.
and W. Salt, of Stone. dealers—M. Him:bend', of Daw-green, dry.
salter—J. Davis, of Bristol, tanner—J. Fell. of Ratcliffe Ilighway.
imnmonger—J. Higgins, of North Nibley. clothier—.l. Lee, of
Northampton, Naish, of Tiverton, clothier—M. Met-
calfe, late of Liverpool, currier—T. Dutton, of liing-street, war.:•
houseinan—J. 11111, late of Rood-lane, jewellei---J. Braithwaite, of
Leeds, merchant—W. Morrison, late of Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
rope-maker—A. Jackson, of Windrush, stone-mason—T. Randolt,
late of the City-road, chymist--D. Morgan, late of Neat h, iron-
monger--C. %%ilkinson, of Margaret-street, scrivener—W. Rogers.
of Gloucester, draper.
PAItTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED.
Bryant and Warren, of Bristol, masons.
Ashall and Lea, of Moss-bank, Lancashire.
Harrison and Benson. of Rotherhithe, rope-makers
Gales and Dixon. of Norfolk, druggists.
Edward-and Co. of Wrexham, wordstapler.
Dennistoun G. and It. and Co. of Glasgow.
Kidd: r end Nevill, of Giltspur-street, hatters.
Balsliaw and Kitchen, oiSneflleld, cutlers.
Sykes C. and J. of Nottingham, drapers.
Davies and Bull. of Great Yarmouth, mast-maketa.
Taylor and Jeidan, of London, proprietors of the Sun New..raper.
Howell and Burton, of :Montgomeryshire, auctioneers.
Hoyle and CO. of liarkisland, iminuthctur,..re.
Barrett and Wilson, of Manchester, solicitors.
Walker and Hughes, of Piccadilly. breeches-makers.
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Rrettargh and Co. of Manchester, warehousemen.
Norniansell and Goulden. of Stockport, grocers.
Arnott and Wood, of York, dyers.
Wright and Hollason, of Birmingham, manufacturers.
Hurry and Co. of Southampton, merchants.
Eccles J. and .1. H. of London, warehomsemen.
Lind and Co. of Kingston-upon-Hull, merchants.
Mertens and 1 artaell, of Wen close-square, sugar•rcEners.
Lowe. and Bowen, of Water-lane, brandy-merchants.
Wilkinson and Warren, of Bath, brewers.
Ricketts and Co. of Bristol, bankers.
Davis and Monk, of Bull's-head-court. Newgate-street, farriers.
Evans and Pleydell, of Bristol, boot-and-shoe-makers.
Littlemore, and Co. of Warrington, watch-glaseuninufiteturers.

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

LONDON :
MONDAY, MAY 5, 1817.

French Papers have arrived to the 2d instant, but they
do not contain any intelligence of importance beyond
what had previously arrived in our private correspon-
dence.
",„1t is said that upwards of 100 individuals, French
subjects, have been stopt on their way, as is supposed,
to South America, where they were to join the insur-
gents. We some days ago questioned the wisdom of
the Austrian Government in checking the course of
emigration from its dominions; for, generally speak-
ing, a discontented subject is well got rid of by being
suffered to depart in peace : but the peculiar circum-
stances in which the House of Bourlxm is placed cm.
barrow that simple maxim with considerations that
rarely belong to it, and which are of a serious nature.
Although it might be desirable enough that these adven-
turers, at the head of whom are sonic naval officers, should
relieve the police from the trouble of watching or re-
straining them, it is very possible that they might have
enterprises in contemplation of a dangerous tendency to
the peace of the kingdom, anti which would be best
promoted beyor.d the reach of its authorities. That the
Buonapartists flatter themselves with the approach of
some crisis favourable to a resumption of their lost as-
cendancy, is plainly indicated by all the accounts which
have recently arrived from the French capital. Part of
Mdme. Regnault's crime, we have been told ; was the
advising her husband to repair towards the French
frontiers, as, from the manner in which afliiirs were
going on, his friends were likely to be soon in readi-
ness to receive him. Even should this :And of offi-
cers, among whom are stated to be two sons of Admi-
ral Bruix, have no other design than the overthrow of
the Spanish supremacy in South America, Louis XVI 11.
cannot be expected to regard his own interests other-
wise than as deeply wounded by the dismemberment of
the most valuable provinces annexed to the minor
brunches of his house."—

French Papers to the 29th ult. have arrived. The
King quitted his sppartments on Sunday last for the
first time after un interval of several months, and ap-
peared, at a balcony of the palace, where he was, it is
said, enthusiastically greeted by a great concourse of
persons. Anothcrarresthus taken place at Paris, which is
apparently connected with that of Matti:tie Regnault
D'Angeley. The person thus arrested is a matt of the
Olville : be is a glass manufacturer, anti roman to Bo-
nap
arte. The Parisian Journalist profess to have no
knowledge of the occasion of these arrests ; but from
the political relation:-hip of the parties there is every
probability that it refers to a plot of some kind in favour
of Napoleon. A letter front Madrid states that an an.
rangetnent is spoken of with the Insurgent Spanish
Colonies through the mediation of Great Britain. The
news from the interior of France relates alms st exclo.
sively to the state of the weather, the ane.l.anec of
the crops, and the public anxiety respecting the yin-
tag,e and the harvest. At Toulouse, and other places,
daily prayer have been offered up during som Svc ks
far rain. Front Sancre, on the other hand, in the de-
partment of Cher, and nearly in the couture of Flaie ,

MAYS.

they write that, for three days preceding the 15th of
April, hail and snow had fallen without interruption,
that the fruits in general had been blasted, and the
vineyards threatcd with a destruction of this year's crop.
Large quantities of corn had bemt imported into Mar-
seilles from the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, as
there have been from England and Ireland into the
port of Havre.
Pants, APRIL 9-S.—" It is this moment reported,
that accounts from Lisle have been received, containing
the following intelligcncc Last Thursday Hamlet
was performed, an 1 Tabun was called for, and a crown
and some verses were thrown upon the stage. The Of-
ficers of the Vendean Chasseurs, who are in garrison at
Lisle, assisted at the representation—no ! no !—no
crown !—they cried out—The public replied—Down !
down ! The officers immedittely left their box with
drawn swords and leaped upon the stage. crying out to
the public to come on. Finding that nobody advan ccd
they repaired into the body of the theatre, which they
cleared. Several blows were given and received the
night following.
‘-‘ In order to prevent the fatal consequences to which
this affair might have given rise, the Commandant of
the Department sent the next day the regiment of chas-
seurs to Bethune, and arrested six of the officers, the
Colonel being one of them. These measures have pre-
served the peace of the city.

Du ENOS /trams, Fin 4.—" The Portuguese have at
length got possession of Monte Video and Colonic del
Sacramento ; and, from the system they have adopted,
we now think they are likely to get possession of the
Banda Oriental also."

LIYEUPOOL, MAY 3.—" Captain Sripling, of tha
Agnes, arrived here on Saturday from Buenos Ayres,
has kindlyfurnishod us with the following information :
"'The news brought from Monte Video, by a French
schooner, which left there on the sth February, was,
that the Portuguese troops had not then been able to
secure any part of the country between Monte Video;
that Artimas' Gonchers frequently came close to the
town, and cut off the supplies of cattle and provisions ;
that one of them camels few days ago to the Portuguese
advanced posts, bearing a flag of truce, and that upon
one of the Porugnese Officers going out to meet him,
he was immediately shot by the Gouchet, who rode off
quickly."
- -

VIENNA, A PRM IG.—Her Royal Highness the Prin-
cess of Wales seems to have left this city dissatisfied at
the reception she met with : she had probably reckoned
on the honour of being permitted to pay her compli-
ments to his Majesty the Emperor, and was therefore
not a little surprised when it was signified to her, that
his Majesty, 'for the reasons already communitted to
her in writing (by Pri,:ce Metternich), could not re-
ceive her.

A Gentleman who came petrienger in one of the yes-
eels from China arrived Saturday morning in town in-
forms us, that the Mandarins hal left Canton on the
22d December, to receive the English Ambassador, who
was expected every hour. The spirited behaviour of the
British frigate had produced a very beneficial effect
The English residents had h•ea treated since with the
must marked respect. Every thing was in a tranquil
state.

THE Kts7G'S HEALTH —Yestertlay the following
bulletin was shown at St. James's Palace :
Windsor Castle, May 4.
" His Majesty continues in a very tranquil state, and in good
bodily health ; but His Majesty's disorder is unditninishedL"

CIARRNIONT, May 2.—The anniversary of the mar-
riage of the Princess Charlotte and Prince Lelpol4 was
this !lay commemorated byl dinner and conent given
by the Royal pair to a select party of nobility and
ivory.
We wish we could add, what we have reason to ap-
prehend is not true, that her Royal Highn-...5s is likely
to furnish a new claim to that interest which the nation
feels in all that concerns her. The rumour which has
been spread on this subject is, we believe, unfounded.

The Duchess of Glocester is decidedly better.
We rejoice to lcnrn that the amiable Duchess 9f Glo-
rester is in a fair way to make the Duke, her husband
a happy father.
Yesterday Viscount Castlereagh had a long audience
of the Prince Regent at Carlton-house.
On Thursday the Duke of Wellin!4ton had a long
interview with the Earl of Liverpaol anti Lord Cas-
tlereagh, at Fife-house.
We are happy to hear that the Duke of Neweistle
and &Jay are convalescent. Yesterday m inning, %thu!
l I o'clock, Dr. Tierney, their physician, who had juc,
left them, waited upon the Prince Regeat at Carlton-
house, to report the particular state of tie ! noble fimily.
The Attorney-General is t.o be the new Baron of the
Exchequer.
l• repo-tP4 Miniqers intend to ply off the fivt•
per Cents. The plan is said to Ir.:, for every 1001. tivc
per cent. to give MI. Consols at VI. and .81. in mo-
ney ; but if the pvties object to ree_iv.. the 2SI. in In,-
nay, they may have an annuity of Z. pee annum for