The National Register.
London, England, 1816-02-26 00:00:00

TSTI•; NATIONAL lIEGISTEIt.

April 6, at the Peacock Inn, Northampton. Atts. Edmunds and
Jeyes, Lincoln's Inn.
W. NIANSELL. Shrewsbury, dueler. March 11, 19. kill G, at the Tal-
bin Inn. Shrewsbury. Att. Mr. Moor, (lray's
It. T. VOILIII. yuu. Cross. Staliersetsleirc, innkeeper. March 19. 20,
April t;, at the Castle and Ball lea, Bab. Ana. 'Mesas. Millets,
Middle Temple.
B. 1111WEET. 1....110171(AM. and .1. F.. itinemam. Nantwieh, Cheshire.
bankers, Nkreli 5. 6, April 6, at the Lanib lan, Nantivitli. Att.
Mr. Low, Nants•cii.
M. Eui e, Huntingdon, botcher, March 144 15. April G, at the Gorge
Inn, Huntingdon. AL. Mr. Cleznell, Ste.ple 11117.
P. Honistizos, 11..sketit Bank, I...neashire, victualler, March 14. 15,
April 6. at the :;.merge Inn, Liverpool. Atts. Gritiltli ard
I.lCerJoul.
E. E. litinnes, lied Lion Square, merchant. March 5, J, Agri! 6,
at Guildhall. Att. Blantiford and Murray, Temple.
D. W/LLIA3t, Ross, Herefordshire, ahopkerper, Iklerch 5, 13. April 6,
at the 1101 Inn, Gloucester. Att. Mr. Chilton, Chanc,•ry-;:ate.
J. I).‘r WPOIIT, SIC4gII. botcher, March 2, 12.
April 6. at Guildhall. Ans. Fos, .;..simtor.:, and li.unilten, Hen-
rietta-street. Cover.t.garden.
W. Wit IT Efl nosE anti .1. GALAN. LiVerrool.UltiThlUUS. March 20,
21. April 6. at the King's Arms, Liverpool. Ate. Cuuper and Lowe,
Southampton-buildings, Chancery-Luke.
T. Busx, Fenchurch-buildings, merchant, March 2. 9, April G, at
A. Mr. Thomas, Fen-court, Penehurch-simet.
J. SYKES. Wash, York,hire, nney-manufrettuer, Marcia 1, 2. April
6, at the Yew Tree Inn, Itobertown, York.shire. Att. Air. Ilattye,
Chancery-lane.
A.. 1. G. l.t:ovEx, Ilavdon Square, Minories, merchant. :tiling' 2,
19, April 6, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. You:!g, Charlott-row, Man-
sion.l I ense.
J. SzEzvrs, Abchtircli-lane, merehalt, March. 2, 12, April, 6, at
Guildhall. Aus. \Vilna and Sons, Swithin's-larie, Lombard-sum.
G. BETnam, mariner, Sheffield Hinel, Adtlphi, Middlesex, Feb. 2,
!!larch, 5 April, 6, at Att.-Thomas Brace, Surrey-
street, Sruciii
R. GEnin.i,e, Plymouth-Dock, mercer, March. IT. 14. April. 6, at
the Fountain Hotel, Plyinouth-Lu..k. Am. Lamb, Brution, and
Co. Princes-stuet, Bank.
W. TECE EU. Emelt:bonnie, grazier, March. 12. 15, April, 6, at the
Globe Tavern, Exeter. Atts. Lamb, anel,Co. Princes-street. Bank.
R. Joy, Coclibbutt, Salop, innkcep..z, March, 12, El. April. 6. at the
Royal Hotta, Ilirmingln.m. Att. Mr. Penton, Wine-Office-casal,
Fleet-street.
DIVIDENDS.

March, 16. J. Broughton, Chelsea, chisaman, at Cuildhall.—
March, 16. A. L. Dc Metz, South Sea Chay.bers, merchant, at
Guildhall.—March. 25, W. Savage. Wors.ster, gllver, at the Star and
Garter Inn, Worcester.—March, lei, W. Chapman, Besetlcy, York,
linen-draper. at the Dug and Duck Inn, Beverley.—March, t 6, A.
Adderton, Lower Shadwell. ship-chandler, at Guildhall.—Mareh, it;,
J. O'Brien. Copthall-buildiugs, l'hmgmorton-street, insuranee-hro-
ker. at Guildhall.—March, 16, J. Waddington, Bishopsgate-strett.
vintner, at Guildhall.—March. 19, J. T. Schroder, Mane',Rater,
merelrant, at the Bridgewater Anns Inn, htanchester.—March, la, .1.
Morey, Brinharn, Devon, rope-maker, at the New ',onion Inn. Ex-
cur.—April, 5, B. Minim Bolventlon, Kent. dee.kr and chapniamlat
the NYoulpack Inn, Tenterden.—March, ,ty J. Carrington, Beau-
mont, Essex, farmer, at the George Inn, C:llicster.—Manh, 16, I.
AFlebert. C. C. Becker, J. Hargreaves, Copthall-buildinp, merchants,
at Guildhall.—Manh, 20, 11. Andrews, Cauipden, Glow-ester, dealer
in hoists, at the Norwich Arms Inn, Benaworth.—Marih, 16, A.
Lewis and T. Lewis, Saint Jan en's-street, Coffee-house-Ice:pers, at
ftl, J. Leonard. Little Ilampuni, Worcester,
s.etliman, at Guildhall.—March. 16, J. Chanmaion, Great St.
Bishopsgatc-stre, t Within, broker, at Guildliall.—'March. 16, W.
Ernes and P. Ernes, Chunii-ra.v, Few:hutch-street, menhunts, at
Guildhall.—March, 16. M. Del Campo, 'Nkenhouse-yard, merchant,
at GuildlialL—}larch. 19, T. Robinson and S. S. Bohin•-,n,
man's-court, merchants. na
Bristol. grocer, at the Rummer Tavern. All
quint's-lane, Briswl.—
March, 16. J. Mallalieu. Manchester, dealer in cotton. at Vte Dug
Tavern. Dt2llSpl:, Mancn....q.n.—Nlareli, IS, A. Norman, Wood-
stock, Oxford. shopkeeper, at the King's-Arms.lnn. Oxford.
CERTIFICA'rES, on or before March, 18.
C. S. Dod, Milk-street, Cheapside. warehouseman.—T. Jackman,
awn. Oakley farm. Alouisfurel. Southampton. farmer.—.'t. hayer-
man. Norwich, drugjiste—..W. !gluon. New &M. 1.111. Wilts,
E. Kent. and F. Kent, Mark-lane, spirit-merchants.—T. 1 tolors,
Borough or Warwick. gructr.—P. Pain. Itoir.ford,
Charles, Dow Tate-hill, brush-maker.—W. Taunton. Somer-
set, Wetherell, Sallonl, Lancasv.r, botcher.—T. 'sew.
cut, St. lee's. Huntingdon, waggoner.-11. W. l'ainter, Sal:mirth-
street. Gra I'r-inn-lane, carpenter.-11. W. Lloyd, Chester, Moor-
inereliant.—D. Fowler and It. Green, Lime-street, uterchanG. E.
Ilaniscar, Sto;:kkett, Chester, victualler.

PAItTNETISIIIPS mssoLvEn.
J. Spokes and S. Bourne, Aron-street, St. Philip and Jacob, Clou-
cestershire. potterer-11. Gunston and C. Priekcit. St. Jolui-street,
West Smithfield. cheesemom.,Trs.-11. de Ca.tro, 1:. de Castro. M. de
Castro, S. dc ('wn,. aud 1.. ds Castro, Prachurch-strut, coal-iner-
chants.-11. 1141 and J. Cook. jun. Ilarnes, Surrey, tobanai,,,ip,,-
makerw—l). and G. Barclay. and J. and J. Sauntlcraon.—J. 'tValter
and 11. \Vehbcr, Bristol, emnb-makers.—W. 1•Ciall and J. OM N4,l'-
1.0411, merchant:.—J. Luke. S. long,tien, and T. Adtins‘ou, Great East-
cheap, brokers.—ll. Winsliehl and G. Blown. Backside. Southwark,
war-lingers—lt. smith and W. Beckford, Wood-strot.
1301,09 and J. Wade, Betas:in. Yorkshire. Wool-staiders.—T. Itankiu
and I I. Jeffreys. tristol.nieschanta—W. Forsal and W. D0r...1d, jun.
1% illarr liolme. Carlisle lzon-foundera—W. ltuckingham, bal. and
W, Buckingham. jun. Ipswich. Sulfoll:„ ipholgert•rs.—E. outland
and E. Boyce. Abilgdan, Berkshire, r.fiilmers.—NV. :lElls and It.
Charter.-J. fltamen.:n a:id T. Starie. King-street. Serest sun,.
grate makers—G. Sciacealuga. J. l'icree, and G. CULVIA). Basing-late,
Ilread-street, Clicapsitle....erehants.—r:. Wootbllund 11. 11700k4, Man-
eievter. Ilan ..:nd hop-merehantS.—H.
Ogle awl Webb, Weal Russell-stmt. Bloomsbury, aputhecitrie,—
J. and G. Ilutnphrey, Urumby, and %V. Ihnikin. ::•;nt-
toa.4l.llolderneit,, Murrell and 11. Wao.a.
auctionvers.-I'. !taker and J. IVhi.k, Duke-street.
Crowther IJ. M'Carty. Liverpuol. t;ir.40.1
F. W. a t, t:a:nt

TIIE NATIONAL

I.t" boN :
MONDAY, FEBRUARY

WE ha-...e received the Paris Papers of NVcdnes.i:.y ;
ar.d Cat: most interesting article oentained in theui rtdates
to a document which has been brought forward after .t 23
yars" concealment. It is the Will, a Letter, and some
of the late Queen of France's, and of Louis
They were found ,unon,,,; the papers of the Ex-Conven-
tionalist Courtois, who is lately dead, and have been re-
cognirci as genuine by all the. Royal Family. How
they came into Crfurtois' possession is not stated. I-k
voted for the death ef Louis XVI. and was afterwards
Member of the Council of Ancients and of the Tribunate.
He was one of the richest proprietors in Paris, and lived
in one of the finest hotels in the Fauxbourg
a n•rigniticent t7trdtli to the t hottr-

The will is dated on the sth Sept. 179, from the
Conciergerie. She, who had slit upon the most splendid
Throne in Europe, had only in her last moments the fol-
lowing articles to bequeath :
To her two children—Louts the 17th, who was poi-
soned, and to the present Duchess of Angouleme, a tress
of her own hair, and some of the hair ot' their Either.

To Madame Elizabeth the Travels of AnaAmis.
To the father of Madame de Lamhzdk, the portrait of
his daogliter.
To her brother the Emperor of Cerimany, the portrait
of the Duchess of l'ellieniturgli.
To the with of the keeper of the Conciergerie, hcr
pocket-book and two crayon drawitigs.
To another female a purse with SIX louis in itl

Iler Majesty engages her son to curry his flither's 101
into execution, of uniting her daughter to the DUke . f
Angoulenie ; though she would huve preferred an At.•-
trian Archduke for her husband.

Whether her son be destined to a throne ors prime,
she recommends him in either case to the tender cw•-:
of Madame Elizabeth.

The Moniteur contains an Ordinance of the King, rr
lative to the monuments to be erected to Louis X' r.
Queen Marie-Antoinette, Louis XVII. Madame Eirz-
beth, and the Duke D'EnFhien. They are all to be f'f
white Carrara marble. lhat of the Duke D'EnFilitn
will be erected in the church of the Custle of Vinctqinci.
The Paris papers contain a re-assurance of the fact of
a perfectly good understanding having been restored 1,,,•-
tween Austria and Bavaria.

The Funds still preserve their advanced price, of ul•_
ward of fiS francs.

The following singular destiny awaiting the late Born.
reigns of France (the Provisional Government) may be
added to the memorable examples of the vicissitudes of
fortune:—

Quinette—exiled. Golmer—shot
Fouelti!--idem. CauNinconrt---no one knons

Cartint--

%belt%

Extract of a private letter from Paris, dated Febru-
ary 17 :—" The English residents here an, f brown into
a state of the utmost consternation, in consequence of ,s
report that they will be ordered to hold themselves in
readiness to depart the capital in :21. hours. Colorlel
Wardle (who had furnished a house, intentling to settle
here with his family), and many other perscms, arc thrown
into confusion ; momentarily expecting to receive an or-
der to quit."
Alphabetical List cf the English fashionable; now in
Paris:—

_
Aldborough, Conntess of, and her grand-daughters Missy Halliday
a-. 11 Rodney; Auliana. Lord; Airily, Sir Win.; Astral. fir. and Mr,
Harvey; Barrymore. Cininters of; Barnes, Sir F.ied.; Bernard. Sir
And.; Burgh, Sir 11. and Lady; Briulshaw. Cavendish. lion. Mr. and
Mrs.; Combermere. Lord and Lady; Crauford, Sir James rttl Her..
Lady; Croshii, Mr. and Miss; Crofton. Lady anal lion Mies;
eon, lion. tleorgic; Danvers. Mr. Mrs. and Miss Frvemande; nkis,
Mr. Q.; Fulkener, Lily; Fremantle. Colonel; Clensz.i.ll. Earl And
Cqunte..,:i of. and Lady Harriet Butler; Ciotild-Gent. Mr. and Mn.,,
IL:warden, Vieeciuntei.s; Hervey. Colonel; Herbert, Hon. Mr. H.;
lititehinson. lion. Christopher; iloliand, T.; Licitton, Mn.; in •
naird. Lady; tonna:orris, Earl :nod mantes' of, and Lady Julia:A.
Avainly; Mill:. Mr. George; Frani:eye, Hon. Atilurttui;
Sir Sidney anal Lady, and Miss Itamhold; Standish, Mr.: Upton,
Hon. Ardiur; li."ebto. lion. Lady; Webster, Mrs..; Ward, Her.
Ja!ui; Wolseley, Sir Wm.; Walpole, Lord; Westmeath, Earl std

A Flanders Mail brings intelligence, that the Aulie
Council •It Vienna had rmilled scvPral corps of troeps
lately put in motion, and that the Army Train was or-
dered to be brut en. up.---L:Fits vanishes the fiction of a
war between Ao3tria and Bavaria.

The King of Prussia has bestowed the Order of t'-e
BLuk Eagle, the first Order of the Prussian Nlonareltv,
upon the I)uke of Wellington. We hcliere his Grace
has ree;:ived some mark of honorary distinction from all
the principal Sovereigns of Europe; but he has nobly
earned them.

A .famaica .Ifail has bright Public .Yournak Ao
the Ist ult. They contain long details of the proctediog
of the Home of Assembly twitinst Chief Justice Lewis;
which tenninated in zi vote 14 his removal from affect.,
t;)r incompetency to discharkx its ditties; ::nd the Ur-
vernnr promised to transmit their address to that c:ect
to the Prince Regent. .
On the same day the House pas sod four resolutions: t!.!e f!xt P.re.r.st
moiwaist the beCtlnd anti third relate to ine
slaves; and the fourth ticchin.s that r,o t
of the Laws hat been trade or r.ttenapteit. Ey the ir.htalit,ss.St
of the ; :n1 etc Ilentx pltslges itali to enact laws in
.tliolition Laws, it instinct, of import:don bang attempted oe: 4? •

By some of the latest letters from Jamaica, it aprt-:-..:s
that in several districts the militia ha:l been called
from an alarm of an intended rising on the part of
Negroes.
The rejection of the Bill by tile senate fi,r rep-3:1.67g
the Commerce lietwe-..at this Country ;old America, I:us
been confirmed by an American Paper of the 24th ult.

1:111A t`4.

" The entisiderntlon of the Bill to leviLite 1t,.. 4
he twt en the i•nited States end the territorier. of I:1..0 nrit.no,
according to the Conernfein of l'.oinnieree,.l/4... te.!s
" After some further debate, ihe rinesticii on i..s passup to •
third reading was deei.led follows :
" Yea.. in.— Nuys 21.
" So the TM was rejected."
WP. trust that this rvfrctimt will net erect the ate:s.l-
- of the proviions et' the Treaty ; anti that the ante-
11,ifzions express",i by the Merchant,. in the City, yestcl-
!tweed, tl.o tiovernment Pare-,
the Noi;enfa Jor/lireproy, ie ar,ll,,necna
e Trcatty, rid; that the fv3vion one etniray

constitutional in its nature ; and the tlitli‘rence of opinion
confined to the question, whether legislation be or be not
Ite.essary to give the Treaty effect?"
Carthagcna was reduced to surrender by famine: nearly
to to persons are said to have previously died of hunger.
(ataldc thing had been consumed. The hide-
rentlent arm) eseaped by Stu, hat in a deplorable state of
want. Two set:onion:, out of fifteen, had arrival at
.Saannah-la-Mar.

On Saturday la t their Imperial I lighnesses the Ar:4l-
- John and I.eivis of Austria risited tire• National'
Sehool in Baldwin's Ginlcm ; they were received by the
irevaitlent, his Grace tic Archbishop of Canterbury, and
tie Committee ; and were nitwit delighted with this new
t.rtem, by which children acquire knowlage and edu-
cation from each other.

It is confidently asserted, that the Lord Chancellor
Mill give up the seals bef;,re Easter Term to Mr. Leach;
that learned gentlenum having given notice, that he will
hint receive any more 'briefs in causes to be beard befbrc
his Honour the Master of the Bolls.
It is understood to be the final determination of Mi-
r.isters, that Mr. canning is to be admitted into the Ca-
'fillet. A ti.igate has been dispatched to bring him to
ng-land. No British Ambassador is henceforth to reside
:•t

I)IGNITV 'OF FREW?' LEGI‘I.ATOII,;.-It iS S nit' in
tier French Chamber of' feputies fin- those who intend to
speak on a question, to inscribe their names on a list; and
thmc who first inscribe, me the first heard. In conse-
rpience of this regulation, there is always a race among
the Nlembers, who shall get to the list first. A (urinus
..seene of this description occurred in the Chamber on the
.17th. 11. Duplessis Grenedan complained that, being
both little and wenk, he was lost in the mob. and com-
pelled to arrive the last : he demanded that :d1 the inscrip-
tions should be annulled, and that they should start afresh,
in thee:vett:4m of beingmore filrtunate the second time;
hut, While the little orator was speaking. the Members
tirt:ady inscribed had quitted their places, and advanced
/new, in the apprehension that this motion would have
been adopted. He was replaced at the tribune by M.
latmarc, and whose stentorian voice and athletic form con-
trasted with his predecessor. He try complained ()flying
jostled out of his plane, and proposed, thilefore, that all
;he deputies shou':d depart firm the starting post at ea
given signal. This vivid discussion was terrainotrd by
'he Vice-President engaging, with inuA dillicalty, the
Members to as to the tinter of the day.