The National Register.
London, England, 1815-12-31 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

T. Porter, Birmingliact, merchant, Jan. 16, 17, Fel). 6, at the
Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool : attornies. Messrs. Avison and
Wheeler, Li. erpool.
kes and J. Marshall, North Collingham, Nottinghamshire,
maltsters, Jan 4,5, Feb. 6. at the Rant Inn, Nottingham ; uttornies,
Messrs. Ailsop and Wells, N:sttingham.
DIVIDENDS.
Jan. 20. 3. W. A. Snuggs and J. Walley, Lime-street, Arerchants•
—Feb. 3, P. and J. Blackburn, Plymouth, 6ltip-bailtlers.—Jan.l6,
D. Phillips, Osfortl-soreet, stable-keeper.—Jan. 20, J. Shillitoe,
Great Tower-street, plumher.—Jan. 20, H. Wray' Birckin-lane,
druggist Jan. 16, 0. West, Kingston-upon-Hull, linen-drapcl.
Jon. 17, J. Fret born, Fincitingtield, Essex, butcher.--Jaa. in, R.
Hopkins, Bath, grocer.--Jan. 17, J. Sclwood, North Petherton,
Somersetsitire, innkeeper.—Jan. '23, J. and R. Bradshaw, 1-litcas-
ter, tallow-chandlers.— Feb. •:!, E. Strong and W. Harvey, Liverpool,
ruichorsmiths.—Jan. 16, H. Smith, Croydon, shopkeeper.—Jan. 16,
W. Hervey, Jerinyn-street, wine-merchant.—Jan. 16, J. and IV.
Low, Mincing-lane, merchants.---Jan. tO, W. Sykes and T. Shackle-
ton, White Lion-street, Norton Falgite, seed-merchants.—Jan. 19,
LeU,;4, Llanbister, lbadnorshire, farmer.—Jan. 16, E. and E.
Stephen-, Oxford street, cai.vcrs —Jan. 16, T. Christopher Dim-
ster-c,mrt, incing-lane winc-merehant.--- '
eb. 3, D. Mall, Portsea,
brewer.—Feb. Pl, T. Lovell, Portsmouth, rope-maker.—Jun. 10, J.
Mitchell, Uteoates-mill, Cumberland, miller.—Jan. 20, M. B. Har-
vey, without, and J. W. Harvey, Hittite:wit-hail, Essex, bankers.
CE.I 1 IFICA'rES to be granted on or before Jan 16.
N. Foster, Henley, Staffordshire, grocer.—J. White, and J. G.
Cochrane, Fleet-street, booksellers.—J. C. Webb, Russell-st. Ber-
mondsey, fellmouger.—J. G. Molten, Savage-gardens, broker.

PREFERRED.—The Rev R. C. Griffiths, B. A: Scholar of Wad'
ham College; Oxford, to the rectory of Corslev, Wilts, vacant by
the resignatien of the Bishop of Hereford.—Patron, Marquis of
Bath.
BIRTIIS.-..fhe Lady of Dr. Warren, of Lower Brook-street, of
twin bovs.—The Countess of Lindsy, of a son.
MARRIED.—At Det ping, St. James,A, Lincolnshire, Mr. J. Mills,
cortio avier, to Miss Mar) Lure; this union drew together an iin-
merise concourse of spectators, partly owing to the circumstance of
she. lady's having been asked ont in church to another swain a few
weeks previous (but her hive growing cold ere the knot was tied,
the axe was paid, and she was °ace. more free)—and partly to the
eirosionstaure of the pusatHg-bell tolli, g them to church, with a heavy
knell; doom peal was rung atter the e,melmision of the nuptial
sfereinu y.—'rhe HQII. and Rev. Mr. Wodeliouse, third son of Lord
it
wudeibouse, to Emily, youngest daughter of Sir T. Beauchamp
Proctor, Bart. cc Langley Park, Norfoik.--The Rev.'!'. Curteis, of
'fertile' den, ift Sarah Anne, second daughter of the Rev. W. Lips-
comb, of V scotland, Lord Belhaven and
Stenton,
to Miss fixation) Campbell, of Shawfieltl.—J. Blair, Esq.
to Etiz. Catharine, youngest daughter of the late Lient.-Gen. the
Hon. Edward Stopford
DIEU. in July last, at Fort St. George, East Todies, W.Garrow,
Esq.—(pct. 16, at Jamaica ( while on a mission there from the Go-
vernment of Carthagena) aged AS, J. Robertson, Esq. late Colonel
in his Majesty's service, and Brigadier-General in the Independent
Army of South Anierica.—At Rome, the Lady Sutton, widow of the
jet, sir T. Sutton, Bart. of \iolesey house, Surrey.--At Bath,Win.
Whittington,
ti.q. sth son of r. Esq. la to of Hainswell-
house, Glocestershire.--At Uuitlin, Maine Hamilton ATelidale, of
the aJth regiment.--At Rose.green, near Battle, aged 1311, General
prese.,tt, colonel of 230 refit,—Der. Mr, maim, of South.
plnce, Fitr,bury.—At Watford, Herts, aged 63, Dr. Chas,
At Camberwell: aged 63, M. E Whits, Esq. oldie Ordnance-Office.
—Au Hamlin rstnith, Cot. lt. Campuell.—At Cheam, aged 71, Mrs.
Palmer, widow of tate T. Paliner,t;sq„---MrA, D.,Arim),.4, widow
• of 111.:! I. D'Aranda, late of Twickenham, turd Vicar of Great
Bursiead and NVakeritig, in Essex.---At liarsitallsi near Riuntimrd,
on widow, Of Jackson )34rWiei, Esq.—lnkis 06th year, J.
Kutch• t. Esq. oe smom-Wise, Sitt,tefthwate,
Esti, ut lAimoard-strect, oanker.—At Twickenham, wed 68,1.1".
Ingram, Eiq. late of Lincoln's ina,--At Camborne„.Citenwall, Win.
Harris Esq. supmed to have been worth above X 200,004. He Pas
sally one child; r, ttuludrricd.—ln Grosvetter-stptare,
L.uty Smyth, w:re• ot :Ns 4 :o. Smyth, Bart. of Hill litial,sEssex.—At
'remit ,imi-ereen, the lieu. Dr. •.00dy.—In his ,17th year,. T. L.
Broot.e, e.sq, of-N1 Cliesisire.—.lti Coleman-street, 4; Narris,
11,D tit thy island .4 St. t:i•uix,—At Stoke Newingtoit;74,,,ied
75, E.t*,.t.ti litauthrt Castle, the Aird, arcul
lnvernei, is tits 8001 year, the limni.Alex.Fraser, of Lovitt,
of Ow Ist relit. of ItnerneSS•Shirt.LOCid Mitithl) some time

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British Consul at Alkiers, and afterwards M.P. for Inverness.z—At
Edmonton, in his 84th year, C. Sander), sea. Esq.—At Summercoats„
in Derbyshire, aged 10Y, Sarah Hollingsworth, who never expe-•
rienced a month's illness during her life time, and retained her
faculties to the last. —Edw. Warner, Esq. of Walthamstow.—Dec.
27, at his house in Berkeley square, the Right Hon. Alan Hyde Vie.
Gardner, K.C.B. Vice-Admiral of the White.—He is succeeded by
his only son, Alan Legge In St. Helen's place, suddenly, H. Bar-
mestcr, jun. Esq.--Mrs. Alice Hodgson, widow of the late Mr.
Hodgson. of the Piazza Coffee house, Covent ;rarden.—At Clap-
ham, suddenly, aged 60, S. Beddome, Esq.-191r.R.Bannister, of the
Stock Exchange-- At Brompton, Elizabctk Anne, wife of John
Walter, Esq.—At Eton, aged 85, Mr. Rob. Hudson, Mus.Bae. many
years senior member of the -Chapel Royal and St. Paul's Cathedral.
He was a Vicar Choral of z.t. Penl's Cathedral 60 years, and a gen-
tleman of the Chapel Royal nearly the same time; be was also music
master ofChrist'sHospitaband composer of several excellent hymns
for that charity. He sung at Ranclagh and Marylebone Gardens
in his younger days.

PRICE 3 OF ST(
3 per Cent. Consols shut
3 per Cent. Red. 591
Ditto for Acct. 71
4 per Cents. 74

S YESTERDAY.
5 per Cents. Navy shut
Omnitun It pr.
Ditto for payment 15 14
India Stock 23S

THg NATIONAL REGISTER•

LONDON :
SUND4Y, DECEMBER 31.

We have received Paris Papers of Sunday and Mon.
day last:
The French Funds rose to 63 f. on Saturday lait, which
may be imputed to the plan of nuance presented the same
day by Count Corvetto, who is Mini-ter of that depart..
mint. The Budget of next year, including the sums to be
paid by the Allies, is estimated at 800 millions of francs—
a sum which may be met without too much straining the
faculties of the country A tumultuous discussion suc-
ceeded the presenting of the finance plan in the Chamber of
Deputies.—Count Sesusaisen expressed a wish to postpone
motion of his, for an enquiry into the escape of Lavalette,
from that day tiil the Tue-day following. lie grounded his
proposilion upon 44 important information," communicated
to him, coupled, " with motives of the most grave interest."
The proposal was received with the loudest murmurs ; and
a member started up and said, he would instantly bring
forward the motion himself, if it was decline,' by his col.
!eague, 'This produced a most violent discussion, inter-
rupted by clamour, accusations, awl recriminating charges.
The Ministers of the King were brow beaten ; and ac-
cused, nqt indirectly, but openly, of having connived at
the escape of Lavalett4. Even Vaublanc, who had
hitherto stood well with the majority of the Chamber, was
reduced to silence, and his plan of conciliation scornfully
rejected ; and the ring's Attorney General obtained a
worse reception. The Chamber, by a vast majority de.
cided that the motion should be taken into consideration
•the nest day of sittidg, when it• was to be discussed in the
Bureaux ; and !hi,, decision, we think, signs the fate of the
Mitostry ; as it has le:t them in a minority Upon a question
of the greatest importance, vitlitdhimpeaclres not only their
general policy, but their probity as Servants of the Crown.
We have other Papers andlettersof Sunday and Vonday
last •Th , oozy tiow.dircunilstances which they inflrdi us
lof, ri•orling Litettlerte'S flight, di** rather, we apprehend,
:mutter of suspicion than of actual. observation. It is
iiiti-
mated that after he hadleft the pawn, lie assueled a foreign
• uniforn; and it is (perhaps as a further inference from
. „