The National Register.
London, England, 1821-11-11 00:00:00



SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1821. -

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palace L.
observed that his Majesty declined to offer him his arm,
though he consented to partake gof an elegant dejesine which
bud been prepared for him. His Majesty sleeps this night
at the post house here, and will set o 8 to-morrow, about
o'clock, for Wrigley, his next stage.
COISLENTZ. Nov. 2.—His Majesty arrived here at four
o'clock, and prooeeded immediately to the house of Gen.
Thielown' the Commandant, where apartments were pro-
vided for his reception. On the preceding day when his
Maj..sty had got to Wetzler, Invited the General to dine with
him; and so pleased was he with his conduct, that he pre-
sented him with a valuable geld ring, and gave him a leiter
to the King of Prussia, recommending him in earnest terms
to the consideration of that Monarch. However strong the
differences which exist at present between the Courts of
London and Berlin upon a great political question, they
have not prevented hi. Prussian Majesty from paying every
possible attention to oar Sovereign. Yoe will be glad to
;hear that his Majesty enjoys the hest health possible. Ile
has visited the works of Ehrenisteitstein, a fortress on the
left hank of the Rhine, and was surprl.ed at the impregna-
ble appearance they presented. The Duke of Wellington has
-aid that the Germans can never show gratitude enough to
the King of Prussia for hiving dent to much for their pro-
tection. His Prussian Majesty's Rhenish subjects are not
of the same opinion with the Duke upon the subject of
gratitude.
COLOGNE, Nov. 9, 3 o'cgocri e.st.—The King has this
moment come in, and was received by the civil and military
authorities at the. hotel which bad been hired for his accom-
modation. The expected interview between him and the
King of Prussia does not take plate ; and the reason sur-
mised is, that Frederick William is afraid, at so critical
a juncture, of giving Gfence to the Emperor of Russia,
by meeting in a cordial mattese a Sovereign whose polities
are not infteemidatme with big new If NU health should
aot suffer by over exertion, hit MejestY is determined to go
on to London without stopping a single day on the road.
NINE O'CLOCK At N10117%,-.-}ll5 Majesty was received
here with the same honours as in the other parts (tithe Prus
lion dominions through which he passed. The hand is now
pia) ing national and patriotic airs opposite his Majesty's
hotel, and the inhabitants are greeting him with loud cheers.
His Majesty has had several persons of the highest distinction
to dine with him, and when " God save the King" was sung,
he joined in the thorns, substituting the name" Frederick"
for George. This, though it might be expected from the
well-known courtesy of our Sovereign, lis still a proof of his
personal regard for the King of Pringle.

DIVII)ENDS.

111.

tottlititution, an Kainsi.


PRICE 93d.

FROM LAST Ariwirs GAAETTE.
WHITEHALL, Nor. R.
The King landed this morning about 9 o'clocloat Ramsgate,
and arrived at Carlton House this afternoon soon utter six, in
perfect health.
This Gazette notifies the appointment of John Neale, of
Reading. Barks, Gent. to be s Mater Extraordinary in the High
Com t of Chancery.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
S. Hat vey, Newcastle upon Tyne, brush manufacturer.
BAN KIIUPTS.
R. Trayborn, Pottsea, Southampton, plumber. Solicitor, Mr.
Woodward. Tokenbouse Yard, Lothbury.
T. Ketland and J. Adams, Birmingham, merchants. Sols.
Mepars. Swain and Co. Old Jewry.
H. de B. Austin, Northumberland Street, Marylebone, brick-
layer. Sol. Mr. Carlon, High Street, Marylebone.
J. Forbes and H. Nash, Oxford Street. druggists. Sob:.
Messrs. Cottle and Co. Aldermanbury.
T. Hall, Eagle Street, Red Lion Square, coaelimaker. t 1.
Mr. Lawledge, Temple Chambers, Fleet Street.
J. Rawlings and J. Evans, Leicester Square. tailors. Sll,.
Messrs. Dawes and Co. Angel Coon, Thrugmorton Street.
C. Chandler, East Storehouse, Devon, master mariner. So'-
Messrs. Raine and Co. Temple.
J. Card, Lloyd's Coffee House, merchant. Sots.
Kearsey and Co. Bishopsgate Street.
1. Blyth, Newcastle under Lyme Staffordshire, draper. Sol.
Messrs. Adlington and Co. Bedford Row.
C. I. Cameron. Gray's lon Lane, hardwareman. Sol. Mr.
Mills, New North Street, Red Lion Square.
W. Luke, Liverpool. merchant. Sol. Mr. Chester, Staple Inn.
G. Flower. York, victualler. Sol. Mr. Walker, Lincoln's Inn
Fields.
R. Hartley, Penrith, Cumberland, hardwareman. Sol. Mr.
Capes, Gray's Inn.
I'. Arthur, Neuth, Glamorganshire, shopkeeper. Soh. Messrs.
Poole and Co. Grays Inn Square.
M. Hubble, Tunbridge. Kent, victualler. Sols. Messrs.
Palmer and Co. Bedford Row.
J. Angel. Senlenates, York, block maker. Soh. Messrs.
Rosser and Co. Bartlett's Building;, Holborn.
J. Johnson, Sculooates, Yorkshire, corn factor. Sols. Messy :=.
Rosser and Co. Bartlett's Buildings.
C. F. Forster, Margate, Kent, coal merchant. Sol. Mr.
Boys, Margate.
S. Bulnter, Oxford Street, woollen draper. Sols. Messrs.
Farren and Co. Coleman Street. _ _

W. PO3l, Smith Street. Clerkenwell, cool merchant. Sol.
Mr. Ruicsen, Crown Court, Aldersgate Street.
I. Alexander, Old Bailey, coachmaker. Sol. Mr. Ilussen„
Crown Court, Aldersgate Street.
J. Gelsthorp, Molyneux S:rcct, Marylehone, carpenter. Sol.
Mr. Rumen, Crown Court, Alder Agate Street.
J. Knight, Mile End !toad, builder. Sol. Mr. Smith, Basing-
hall Street.
J. Wilkinson, High Street, Wapping, oil merchant. Sok/
Me•srs. Unwins. High Street, Shadwell.
T. Atkinson, New•gate Street, warehouseman. Sol. Mr. Hu-
binson,'brook.

Dec. 3, C. Neal. Brims.tombe. Gloe_istetaliire, engineer-4, G.
Caulton, Binr.ingham, wire worker-20, .1. Wingate, liathwi 11
Somerset, money scrivener-3, J. Harris and C. Cooper, Bristol.
cloth factot 5-1, 'F. W. Turner, Bretttfonl, Middle-ex, potter--
S. L. Foster, Farningham. Kent, nitter-8, .1. and T. Tqlor,
Upper Thames Street, iron merchants-8, C. Payne. Berntond.
see, dyer--13, It. Nayler, Btudngliall Street, merchant-1, J.
Ntasters, Upper Berkeley Street, Portman Square, coachtnaker—
F. Flacton. Berwick Street, Soho, jeweller-11s J. Balky,
London Wall, conchmaker-3, J. and S. Waldtc, Del 'or,
Cumberland, manufacturers—:, J. Clay, Kingston upon Hull.
merchant—1, W . S. Betty, Sculcoates, York. alto. bee .ry-I,Wi
tVliitestnith, Old Fish Street. grocer--4, T. 14ilwarls, Abon,
soutliampton, ironmonger-3, W. Dixon, Lirerpoul, wlnc
met chant.
CEIFI IFICATE3 t 8 be granted Dec. t.
R. F. Warton, Bridge Road, Vauxhall, plumber—G. Bare
John Street, :Bide:lest:a, merchant—J. Hepworth, Leeds, cloth
dreitier—W. Moore, Houghton, Cumberland, bacon merchant—
J. Peacock, Bawery, Yotk, %Attu:Met—J. Ward, Some, Station.,
shire, fanner—H. 15 Whey tt alit's Place, Bethnal Green, (Attain
—A. Graham, Hamelin{; lens Lancashire. draper—T. B.Wiklo.ll.
Ayleointl. Kent, farmer—W. Twiw. Sheffield, plumber—J.
Smith, Parliament Street, Westminster. tailor.

The very theli:au of Durham, at a recent
rent day. returned 20 per cent. to his tenants, in
addition to an abatetncnt made to them some time
ago. The trustees of the late Earl of Strathmore
have likcwhe returned 20 percent. to the tenants
on the es►ates of his lordship, situate near Barnard.
castle, at a rent day held a few days ap.

flag Abell be sat updating the day. and a nest al nicht.
An iewctor shall see that um mt-releisotlise be clan& -
=nerd ae. iNfilrerkeol. %Whoever shah anchor at
alai pay xi piasters; and he mho swell
ralusafillsr or other eareart stall f 300
• awreisaidise ehall Ise eastO
be necessary to ordcatil I verisel itzettler
o captain is to be satborised to ;le :in
• • IS She captain shall deliver to the authorities of the
plaelmelleiteaseez of the emote all the triunity of his
goods. Be wbe'shall conceal any part of the cargo shalt
be charged as guilty of contraband trade, and pay n bon
of 1,000 piasters.
B. The expenses which may have been incurred in the
said places shall be discharged either in ready money or
in bills of exchange. In case the captain should base no
money, and no person will become security for hint, the
chief authority of the place is authorized, on the applica-
tion of the captain, to sell a certain part of the merchandise
sufficient to pay the expenses. This sale can only be
made for account of the Company, and through the RM.
diem of the authorities. It can, trader no pretext, exceed
the amount of the expenses, on pain of the sequestration
of the cargo, and a flue of 1,000 piasters.

Cirri Narndenact." His Majesty being to remain Isere forth@
Might, the inhabitants illuminated their houses in a splendid
st,le, and the streets were intersected with parti-coloured
littner..s, which, when lighted up, produced a now interest-
ing effect in associating with tte picturesque scenery rand
the town,
M a notrao Out. 31, it tut r
hatjasi arrived Moe *,s *3l" Worts he
4006•11101•400111 wit iateetties, the Elector bowleg tt
the amends honourable for contact that had justly
. excited
the displeasure of our Soversiest. His Majesty's recep-
tion at Cassel was attended with all the splendour that
military pomp could furnish. The Elector waited on the
slept of the palace to receive bill august visiter, sad It was

DISTURBANCES IN IRELAND.
The trustees of Lord Courteilay's estate have resolved
to remove every cause of coluphitit by invcstiu..iting the
Cllrc stances of the IC113?Itry; and the fullw‘ tug, tette'
appears in the Livutiik Chro
"yO THE TENANTRY U., 1111: COURTENAT ESTATE.

"GENTLEMEN The repeated eoliipleirtils which 1 horn
I. • to time have !Teri veml from the trilatitty of the
Com tenay estates determined me to take the opportunity
which the vacation afforded me of repairing to Newcastle;
but im my arrival at Dublin I found myself, from an
Indisposition under a hid, 1 hail heat lot some time pre-
viously suffering, wholly unequal to the pet rot titmice of a
task which I well kin w would attended with greater
fa bane and mute cams (ion of Mind that my health would
permit Inc to undergo. I theirtore, wttltuut loss of time,
deputed Mr. IVinglield, a g..solesossi opus' whose judg-
ment Lord Cameo:ly had, as %tit as inysi lf, the utust
implicit reliance, attended by Mr. ‘Vilkinson, solicitor to
the nowt, and Mr. Fin long, w hose 11i411 chat ;tiger is sof- I
fit ieutly well known to you, to make the necessary
inquiries. The result has been the temporary appoint-
ment of Mr. Alfred Furlong to the agency, and the flaying I
0(.11 legal proceedings.
•"Ehis fit st step, on the part of the trustees, was an
earnest of their dispo3itiiip to relieve the tenantry, us tar
as their duly and puss ers would penult; but the course of
proceeding Herrman y to hi-eidopted to plate the tenants
(as tar as cite tances %%mild allow) on an canal footing,
and to settle their tarots upon a rent suited to the present
and piiihable liititte valise of the pi wince, regaled a
kitualedge and expcs Mice which Ido not possess. My
professional even if my health, which it does
roil, wools' have psi mined it, reader it totally impossible
for MC to comply w ids their request, of going to Newcastle;
but at the balllt. time 1 eon assume them, that seek a step, '
of soy pars, is unnecessary, isms ttttttttt as the lamina may
lest pet fectly secure, that, upon receiving the report of
the gentlemen who have been thus deputed to make the
inquiries concerning the state of the FCIII4, the trustees
will immediately take the a hole of the sitbject tinder then
consideration, and I have no doubt OW these gentlemen
will very shortly have finished the investigation necessary
for settling, fur settiwg upon such a teoting, as, I La itst,
will give confidence to the tenant, and promuie the per-
manent interest of the hinillind.
HENRY WROTIESLEY."
(From the Limo. k Oirotick. of Wednesday ]
Saturday night the neigithoui hard of liallitiacurra was
in a slate of alarm from a number of persons parading
the roads and firing shots.

Sunday, at noon, a iiiissiber of armed 'Aims visited
the house of John Shelton, Esq. of Rossmore, in this
county, and succeeded in 0bl:1111111g torte nu hers, pis-
tols, and at 1111 l We have heard that several far-
wets' houses in that neighbourhood were also visited by
the same banditti, and argils procured.
Monday, a letter was received through the
by the Sergeaut of the Adare Yeomanry, nervy on per-
manent duty in that village, signed "Captain Rock and
Lieutenant Starlight," and dated nom Stouchall, stating,
that a reward tat 101. should be paid by them fur every
musket taken from a yeoman ; Vol. for every one put to
death ; 1001. for every office', and 501. (or a sergeant
It concludes by staring " that there arc ten men in that
corps who soon shall meet John Walshe's fate."
The following is an extract of a letter from a field
officer in Limerick, received in Glasgow :—" This coun-
try continues in a very disturbed state. The people ate
all armed, and very daring. They meet in great com-
panies every night, w Mini a mile of these barracks ; but
the Nlagistrates will not interfere, and without them, itt
the absence of martial law, my hands are tied up. There
is not a doubt but they might he put dowel by a vigorous
Magistracy, support,tl as they ate by su many troops;
but the system of terror is so completely established, I
may say confirmed, lay the assassination of every man
who has ever annoyed them in the slittlitest degree, that
no civil officer will thew himself. '1 hese murders are
committed in open day, and in the sight of hundreds,
but no reward will bribe a witness to come forward, and
the perpetrators remain unpunished. The object of these
wretches is neither Inure nor less than by a conspiracy of
the lower against the higher classes of society, to drive
the latter out of the country, and to remain lords of the
soil themselveS, and a great moldier have actually been
frightened away : this town is full of them."
rhe following is an extract of a letter from Six M ile-
bridge :—" Sunday eight a her of men, consisting
of 200, armed with foe-aims, sledges, and iron bars, at-
tacked the toll-house of Rosstriatialiet, forced the doors
and back windows, dentandung a hluudrrbuss and other
fire-arms, and being MI I that the 1)1 lerbuss be-
longed to Captain 1)%1Iton, and that it was only I glit
from Limerick and scut to Rinse ode, they immediately
proceeded to aids Russeast le, where the yeomanry arms
are deposited. On their arrival at the lair piece tat Ross-
stranaher, near Colloid O'Brien's, they were challenged
by a small party of lajor ‘Varbortoir police, and
alliWerlllg the pass-word, acre intisteth tely tired on by
the police, which was returned by the banditti, without
effect. The police kept op a constant lire, which made
the ruffians raire in double quirk tittle, supporting, two
of their party who had been shot dead, and assisting
others who had bleu w led Major %Yarburton was
at the town of Sts-mule-bralge, wilts the pollee' and
suo.t: of he 9...td reguurent, Hail they attacked Ross
castle, hour time stieugth of the lilac:, amid the difficulty
of gems% op to the castle, there would have been a
1111111164.:r of them shot, at: Captain D'A lion was well pre-
pared. The comity tit Clare is indebted to Major kVar-
bunion for the her of proper 11101 who compose his
establedrairent ; and if co-operated with by the well-dis-
posed, bids defiance to any cowardly biaitlitti. An olli-
ca's party of tit: 93,1 tegiupcnt is now stationed at Six-

Totaiiy niAlit, in 12 o'clock, a detachment of the 93d
lei/Mick, consisting of acdpta i ts lieutenant, eubigit, and
ill oleo, left I,iinvrick Mr the purpco.c of acalchiug
neighbourhood of Cradoe, fur some of the wounded mess
in the above sD.ur. Ti 1111 l glt the num diligent search
wow., made ihrtaloglium 'hat district of (mainly, in which
lUJjor 11.416 and indict. look :o active Dail, 'Jo
ACi. of Jaly wounded itvt4ooa could be lotiod• The

tachment returned at 8 o'clock on Wednesday g.
The following is an extriat of a letter from a respect-
able gentleman residing in the neighbourhood of Tra-
lee :—" 1 .no t.orty to inform you that disalliction is be-
ginning to rear its frightful he.al in this hitherto quiet
litighbouthood ; anonymous letters, using threats for
arms, were received by two gentlemen, one residing iii
the town (Tralee), tile other at Viennemilk ; the latter.
geittleman has set out this anorotiti.4 for Donlon, ain't
depositing any arms lie had in the barracks."
Mr. Sheerly, presuming that the presence of the tnilt-
tary had lestored quiet to Newcastle atid its vicinity,
sent back 43 head of cattle, which, ogether with 50
Owls, hattlittetrrtrtv7ti.froin'tiTlFasiiire, on iht: farm of
the week before. Ai sate as the tttett Who
accompanied the cattle apt.eared sea, the farm, three
riilliatis rushed from behind a ditch, and one of them
fired at James Geoliagan, the foremost of Mr. Sheehy's
men. The assassin Imo iilentially missed his aim ; but
immediately reloaded his gun, and desired one of his
associates to seize Geoliag.:ll; this was accordingly done,
and the fellow who fired the shut first would have re-
peated this brutal outrage oh the defenceless man, hut
for the inteifereuee of the third ol the itilhans; mean-
while Geoliagen, and OW other two la rilsinen csevell,
leaving the cattle on the high road. Such is the la
disposition of the rovoiole ito this neighbourhood that nu
stall can now be gut even to reckon toe hew head of
cattle that remain ii tit the farm.

TRIUMPH OP CONCILIATION.
Du rit.i It, Nov. 3.—At a meeting of the Hoard i)I
Alagistiaies, held this day at the Assembly House, lie
Lord Mayor iii the chair: present, Aldermen Sr A. lt.
King, Exsliaw„Archer, Sir \V. Stainer, Cash, Sir It.
Shaw, Al‘Keility, Fleming, Smith, Jones, Abbott, Fool,
West—Sherifb Smith and Whelan.

The Lord Mayor having read a letter, addressed to the
Magistrates of the Head Office of Police, of which the
foltowing is a copy:—
"MANSION HOUSE.

" Saturday, Nov. 3, Ten o'clock.
" Gentlemen.—The Lord Mayor, conceiving that at
ibis interesting cs ibis, the emiestrian statue of King Wil-
liam the Third, situate at College Griot, should not be
decorated on the approaching anniversary of his birth-
day, the more particularly as it will happen ou to-morrow,
Sunday.
" I am therefore desired by Isis Lordship to request you
ill immediately communicate these sentiments to the
different l'ulice Magistrates, and that you will give such
directions as may seem to you expedient for the purpose
Or carrying into t fleet his Lordship's orders; and to pre-
vent any breath of the pease, or violation of the Sabbath,
un this occasion.