The National Register.
London, England, 1816-01-28 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

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ienti.h, Ludgate !sill, linen draper, Jan. 30, Feb. 6, March 0,
at fjuildltill. kttornie,,, Messrs. Walker and Rankin, 0 d Jewry •
C. Sharple, Cambridge, perfumer, Feb. 9, 10, March 6, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Surman, Golden square.
S. Boss,_lVidkern Park, Hertford, farmer, Jan. 30, Feb. 13, March

9, at Gildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pownall, Staple Inn.
G. Hoskinc, Great Saffron hill, coal dealer, Jan. 30, Feb. 3, March
9, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wettig, Duke street, Portland-

place.
R. Kirkham, Thornton, Lancaster, merchant, Feb. 19, 20, March
9, at the Black Bull, Poulton. Attornies, Hull and Singleton,
Bedford row.
T. Bennett, Deddington, Oxford, xietualler, Feb. 19, .20, March 9,
at the King's Arms Inn, Deddington. Attorney, Mr. Carter,

Staple Inn. v -
H. James, Manchester, picture dealer, Feb. 13, 15, March 9, at the
Dog Tavern, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. Windle, John street,
Bedford row.
T. Slater' Worthing, innkeeper, Feb. 8,9, March 9, at the Steyne
Hotel, Worthing. Attorney, Mi. Hicks, Gray's Inn square.
J. Birch, Coventry, horse dealer, Feb. 9, 10, March 9, at the Cra-
ven Inns Hotel, Coventry. Attornies, Messrs. Collett, Wim-
burn, anti Collett, Chancery-lane.
W. of the Westgate, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, seedstnan, Feb.
20, 21, March 9, at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon• Tyne. At-
tornies, Bell and Brodriek, Bow Church yard.
G. Smith, Sheffield, Britannia metal manufacturer. Feb.l, 2, March
9, at the Black Rock, Sheffield. Attorney, Mr. Wilson, Gre-
ville street, Hatton garden.
L. Deconchy, New Bond street, bookseller, Feb. 3, 13, March 9,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hopkinson, Gray's Inn square.
M. Jones, Queen street, Worship street, trimming maker, Feb. 3,
10, March 9, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mi. Gray, Tyson place,
Kingsland road.
T. Allen, Great Stanmore, baker, Feb. 3, 13, March 9, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Elkins, Exchequer Office, Lincoln's Inn.
DIVIDENDS.
Feb. 17. R. Ford, Bristol, rope-manufacturer, at Guildhall.—
Feb. 17. J. Morton, Strand, printer, at Guildhall.—Feb. 17. G. R.
Oa ke, Minories, merchant, at Guildhall.—Feb. 17. P. Barker,
Deptford, brewer, at Guildhall.—Feb. 19. J. Maund, Birmingham,
grocer, at the Union Inn, Birmingham.—Feb. 17. W. Spear, Upper
Thames street, stationer, at Guildhall.—March 2. W. Luddington,
Bristol, hatter, at Guildhall.—Feb. 22. J. Manning, Loddiswell,
Devon, butcher, at the King's Arms Inn, Kingsbridge.--Feb. 29.
H. N. Badcock, Axminster, Devon, at the Dolphin lan, Honiton.
—Feb. 21. T. Story, Bishop Wearmouth, Durham, ship-owner, at
the Commission Room, Exchange Buildings, Sunderland.—Feb. 20,
J. Lowe', Neweastle-upon-Tyne' draper, at the :)corm Inn, New•
castle-upon-Tyne.---Feb 17. J. Yorke, Kimbolton, Huntingdon,
corn merchant, at the George Inn, Huntingdon.—Feb. 21. J Bee-
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, tallow chandler, at the George Inn, New,
castle-upon-Tyne.—Feb. 19. W. Morris, Lutterworth, Leicester,
dealer in cattle, at the Hind Inn, in Lutterworth.—Feh. 20. J.
Southcott, Bristol, victualler, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol—Feb.
20. J. Woodward, Lamplig:iter's-hall, Gloucester, vintner, at the
Commercial Rooms, Bristol.—Feb. /j. E. Cock, Mevagissey, Corn-
V4ll, fish-curer, at the Ship luu, Mevagisesy.—Feb. 23. T. Gard-
ner the younger, Liverpool, tailor, at the George Inn, Liverpool.—
Fee. 2.h W. Broadoent, Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant, at the
Neptune Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
E. Wilson and G. Orem, Sheffield, cabiaet makers.—J. Hollains,
J. Warburton, and J. Robinson, 'rooky s.reet, hitters.—J. and J.
Morgan, G. Morgan, and R. Morgan, Ludgate 11.11, stationers.—A.
Maurice and 'l'. Eyton, Liverpool, merchants.—J. Alsop, W. Red-
dall, and Glendinning, Leek, Stafford, silk manut'actnrers.—
A. M. Nininett, J. Swaine, and J. Alpo? t, Newgate street,
wine merchants.—W. Jones and W. France, New Town, Mont-
gomery, linen draders.—D. and U. Aust, Stepieton, masons.— H.
Spencer and R. Blakey, Leeds, druggists.—A. Anderson and W.
Bowe, Union street, Bond stretA, tayiors.—J. and A. Cross/ Kul--
nington cross, clieeseinotigers.—D. Hodgson and R. Benson, L.-
verpool, merchants.--G. Strange and W. Beckferd, Mount street,
Lambeth, tailors. —C. and 0. Oppenheimer. London.—T. Leeds
and N. Whittenburv, Matiehe :et, cotton dealers.-- W. Clarke and
.1. thane, 11..andon, Satfolk, gun flint manufacturer s.-5. Rogers,
J. Bend, ail(' J. Pinpson, factors. —U. Perfect and J.
Ralph, 'a. thing, surgeons.—E. Heseitine P. Jo:luso:le, and 0.
Jenkln, Cienient.'s lane, Lombard street, dry salters.—J. Thresher
mid Miller, Strand, hosiers.--E. and 'l'. Fry, %Video/ street,
Bath, brush au.4l4,ers.—T. 6; T. White* Luis w ortk. liauts, builders.

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—H. Hobbs and W. Monks, Stapleton, stone cutters.—T.,parAns
and J. Savill, Salisbury street, Strand, jewellers.—W. and W. and
S. Evans, H. Carr, and W. Newell, Derby, cheese far!ors..--j,
Nobes and S. Scales, Old Bend street, coach maktra.—H. Settree
and Z Hubberstv.—J. Phillipson, W. Newton. 'l'. Hewson, ;mu
T. Russell, and T. Head, Croydon —M. (1;! Paiva and H. P..rher,
Pancras lane, merchants.---W. Haines, W. Rhodes, and W. Ad-
, cock, Huggin lane, Wood street. hosiers. -- W. aad J. Cope; Upper ,
Thames street, glaziers.—J. Shutt and J. Young. Paternoster row,
tea deakrs.—S Taylor and J. Steele, Liver:mol, merchants.--R.
and R. and T. Thomas, Worcester, linen drapers.
CERTIFICATES to be granted on or befyre Feb. 17.
J. Rollcy, Wood-street, Cheapside, bacon drier.- --T. and H.
Warren, Little Grosvenor street, builders.—E. Cullim.on, Crooked
lane, oil merchant —J. Ta;g, Nether Knot ,ford,
C. Scboly, Doncaster, grocer.--E. Frost the younger, Great ,Vhel•
netham, Suffolk, M. Fowler, Bristol, met ehant.—J.
Lane, Hobo Lacy, Hereford, farmer.--J. Johnstone, of Liverpool,-
merchant.—T. I'ow..s the younger, Borough, linen drain r.— J. and
J. B. Phillips, Mortlake, Surrey,ironmongers.—R, Livie, Austin
Friars, tnercliant.—M. Newham, Falkingham, Lincoln, eat penter.
G. Mann, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, miller.— J. Lower, Newcastle- .
upon-Tyne, draper.—R Neville, Stafford, cord wainer.—T. Strutt,
Colchester, Bealey, Fern Grove, Lancashire, woolten ,
nranufacturer. —W. Bickerton, Oswealry, Salon, drtqW.a.-- -N.
Stanley, Wood-street, Cheapside, scale-maker.—T. Fatreil, Vi ;ml-
- slop seller.—W. Hutton the younger, Frenaingwn, i,lcvon,
lime burner. —T. Webb the elder, Gosport, baker.—G. Georibei:
Gosport, s!op seller.

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ROYAL OitDiNANCES.
The Official Gazette of Jauntily 20, contains the following Royal
Ordinances
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Ist. Fora general mourning and expiation,
.and a solemn service
in every Church throughout France, on the 2lst of January in eve' y
year.
That in further expiation of the crime committed on' that nn-
happy day, there shall be erected, in the na,ae and at the expense
of the nation, a monument oa such place and mode as his Majesty
shall direct.
That there shall be also erected a monument, in like manner, .to
the memory of Louis XVI. of the Queen Marie-Antometti , and of
Madame lilizabeth.—And,
That a monanient shall be erected, in like manner to the memory
of the Duke d'Enghien.
This solemn Ordinance is dated January 19, 1816, srgneit by
the King, and countersigned by Barbs. Marbois, Keeper of the
Seals.
The Second Ordinance goes to establish Regulations for the
University of Paris, and the other Universities id France, to oh- •
viate the present too great facilities in obt•iinaig degrees from the •
same ; and the specification of numerous Decrees of the Civil Tri-
bunals with respect to verifying the causes of absence-of certaila

WILL AND TESTAMENT OF LEWIS XVT.
In the name of the Most Holy Trinily, the Father, Sun, and Holy
Ghost ;
This, the 25th day of December, 179:1, I, Louis XVI. King of •
France, having been for more than four montlis shut up, with my
family, in the tower of the Temple at. Paris, by those who were
my subjects, and deprived or all communication whatev,r with lny
family since the 11th ; being hesi,it-i impl;eatea in a trial'
of which it is impossible to foresee the issoc, On account of the pas-
sions of men, and for which neither pretest nor grounds can be.
fottrui in any law existing ; hiving only God as a wAtiess of my
thoughts, and to wbom alone I can appeal, I here declare, in his
presence, my lad wishes and sentiments.
I leave my soul to God, my Creator ; I pray him to receive it,
in his mercy, and not to judge it according to its dz.ierts, hue
thronuh the merits of our Lord Jesus Christ, who uttered hi oscif.
up as a sacrifice to God the Father, for us and all mankind, how-
ever nuworthy we might be, and myself iu particular.
I die in the c.munittlion °iota Holy Mother, the Catholic, Apos-
tolic, And Winei her powers in an truinter-
ropted succession from St. Peter, to whom they w,!re mitt usted by
Jesus Christ.
I firmly believe and confess all that is contained in the. Symbol
and the Loonnand.aents of t,od i:Au.l the Church, the s,.Q.':u.ert.'
and the Mysteries, such as Ahq are ant trayesalMiya-lban tattight.

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