The National Register.
London, England, 1820-02-13 00:00:00

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W. Jones, East Cheap, wine merchant. Sol. Mr. Richanison, are joined by the difii:rent bodies of troops that are On the demise of his late Majesty, two of the r..-
Golden Square.
R. Walton, Wood Street. Cheapside. hosier. Sol. Mr. It.W. brought up to oppose them; in addition to all this . King's messengers were sent off with the mien- .•,!'
Bye:std. Took's Court, Cursitor stri2et. a mottsterial paper of last night aanounces, that choly tidings to the Queen of Wurtemberg and the /,',
T. N ms, Ramsgate„ gtocer. :mat. Mr. Bowden, Alder- 'Princt•sit of Ilesse-HombonlA• I reparations are eil
manbury. they are positively commanded by a BROTHER of
,-.W. A. Brown, Bromley, Middlesex, brewer. Mr. T. Ben- making at Cumberland-house, in the King's-palace. ..;
FERDINAND TilE SEVENTH, and that they
had
nett, Tolcenhouse Yard. St. James's, for the reception of the Duke of Cum-
T. Haire, Bea
rYanl.
Street, Leicester Fields, wholesale perfumer. , already defeated the only army that could be pre- berland, in case his Royal Highness should deter-
Sol. Mr. Walls. Lower Thornhaugh Street. veiled on to engage in warfare with them.—This mine on coming to England in consequence of the 44
t, C. Kennard, of Peet, Hastings, tailor. Soh. Messrs. Bartlett
and Bedtime, Nicholas Lane. army wss commanded by General O'Donnell, who decease of his beloved father. The same observe-
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IL Ostler, Hordiwth, Guisely, drysalter. Sols. Messrs. Tonic, tion applies to the Duke of Cambridge, the return
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Richardson. and Gaunt. Poultry. narrowly escaped, attended by only two or three of
T. Napier, Hurst Mill, Wilts, mealman. Sols. Messrs.
his officers. e e
Netherdale and Barron. Essex Street. uncertain. .64
W. Marks, Worcester, carver and gilder. Sols. Messrs. The ultra (or Tory) Papers of France and Spout
Knight. Jones, and Knight, St. James's Square. The Royal remains of his late Majesty will lie in e' •
give a ditletent acconnt of the affairs of the latter
H. Picrcey, of Botharastone, grocer. Sot. Mr. Mitchell, state in the. Chapter Room of the Knights of the
Union Conrt. Old Broad Street. country, but we perceive with pleasure that all the Garter, adjoining St. George's Hall, from the morn- t
H. Bolingbroke, Great Yarmouth. merchant. Sols. Messrs.
Swain, Stevens, Maples, Name, and Hunt. Old Jewry. successes of the tyrant's friends are intended—the ing of Tuesday next to the time of their interment •
J Maund, New Street, Covent Garden, mercer. Sols. Messrs.
Patriots have gained absolute advantages, and we on Wednesday evening. This noble apartment (the -: :
Knight and Freeman, Basinghall Street.
T. T.Smith, Ramsdon.Crny's Essex, butcher. Sols. Messrs. again and again wish them success. Chapter Room) has been hung with purple, and the 4
Milne and Parry, Temple. rooms lending into it with black. There will be no gs'
T. and J. sundry, of uoldsithitey. Cornwall, overawes.-- Brussels Papers have arrived They state, that tickets of adtuiesion issued from the Lord Chamber 7i
goi. Mr. B. Follett, Paper Buildings, Temple.
W. Swann, New Street, Commercial Road, nuistewmariner. orders have been issued to the militia of Spain to be lain'soffice, us in the case of her late Majesty's lyine 4s,'
eel. Mr. Butler, Cornhill in readiness cur service at the shortest notice. The in state at Kew, but every person will be fteely ad"- .
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E. Dickies, Eynsford, Kent, draper. Sol. Mr. Carter, witted who appears its deep mourning.
Mayor's Court (Mice. militia has been already called out in Andalusia,
J, Endicott, sen. Exeter, buikler. Sol. Mr. R. Brutton, Old The Pavilion at Brighton is soon likely to change li:
and one division of General Freyre's army is com-
Broad Street. its name, us the first official act perffirmed there be .4, '
T. Gibson, Whitehaven, butcher. Sol. Mr. Armstrong,,ii • •
posed of militia exclusively The inundations. his Majesty will, according to regal custom, consti- t
Staple lon, cute it a Palace.
F. Dapper. Worcester, silk mercer, Sol. G. Edmunds, which have done so much injury in various parts of
Exchequer Office, Lincoln's lon.
T. Ormsktrk, Lancaster, vintner. Sole. Messrs. Elackstock the Netherlands, begin at length to subside. The FREEMASONS.-.--TliC assembling of the Bedford, 'As
and Buser., King's Bench Walk, Temple. King, and the several branches of the Royal Famil Jerusalem, and such other Ledges of the Craft, 1:.
J. W. Dayton, Greenfield. Hollywell, wire
.manufacturer. ' y° whose regular meetings would have taken place since e.t
Sol. Mr. G. Edmunds, Exchequer Office, Lincoln s Inn. have strenuously exerted themselves to remedy, as
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Cnawd'. merchant. Sols. Messrs. Boa and the death of his Majesty and the %V. P G. M. the
D. Peach. e '
Tustio, New Bridge Street Blackfriars. much as was possible, the evils sustained by indi- Duke of Kent, have all been suspended until after ...
DIVIDENDS. the last sett offices tod
and useffil Soc departed merit are
it is well
performed.
February 19. It. W. Rumford, Bartholomew lane, stock viduals from the effects of the inundation. This highly respecte
broker-19,, Robert MWe are extremely sorry to perceive, from an arti-
rsecuted in other countries, 'Brair, Fen Court, Fenchurch Street, iety, . :
broker—March it, M. Andorson, Southampton, poulterer-4. known. are greatly pe . -
.1. Palmer. Wellingborough. wine merchant-4, A cad, Lower elt? in a Frankfort Paper, that tbe prejudices existing through the muchimitions of bigotry and supersti.
Grosvenor Street, wine merchant-4, G. Milne, Broad Street,
merehoet—c, K. 'Mickley. Wood Street, Cheapside. warehouse- against the Jews are not confined in Germany to the tion, and the meetings of the fraternity prohibited -.
roan—YS, J. P., E., and H. Kensington, W. Styan, and D.
lowest classes of society. In Frankfort some regu. under severe penalties, while in this land of freedom •
Adams. Lombard Street. bankers—lS, .1. G. and C. B. George,
Bedford Street. tin plate workers-4, J. Durham. Lower shad. lations have been framed with respect to this useful it bus been nourished and cherished by tile pro-
wen Street, carcase butcher—J. Sewell and Douglas Mac ceding hand of Royalty, and now hail it his Ma-
Mureo, Hounslow, flax will spinners-2'2. W. Stockham, Bris. and industrious class of citizens, which would do jesty George IV. as the Patron and Protector of the
tot, batter—lo, J. Slipper, Crustwick, Norfolk, carpenter—. May
11. G. B. Shelley. St. Mary 7, ROYAL DISINTERXENT.—:Thursday evening, at
Whitechapel, hosier. credit to the age of the Crusades. Instead of en- Order..
c Elerl FIC Al Es to be granted Mardi 4. ding to remove the causes of irritation, it
H. Watson. Bolton-lc-Moors, Lancaster, druggist—J. Wood,
hull-post eight o'clock, the
D. Martindale, and J. Fisher. Poultry, warehouseman—J• seems unfortunately to be the policy of those inremains of the 'MUTH
Princes
Gleave, Bolton-le-Moors, vistualler—V. L. Vandermoolen, it
Beaumont's Buildings, dealer-7M. Hughes, Love Lane,
. wool power to draw such distincticns between the Jews Majesty, were removed front the Royal vault at
merchant—J. Windlc and L. hortmene, George Street, fontty
Square—J. T. Grocott. Salford, liquor merchant—l. Fitton, and Christians, as must tend to widen the division Westminster Abbey. 'lime coffins appeared in good 1.
Preston. coach maker—W. W. Attains, Bow Lane, Cheapside. that now subsists between them. preservation, and were placed in separate hearses to
merchant—E. Sinitic, Mountsorrell, Leicester. vicuudicr—a. J. be conveyed to Windsor, where they were to be re-
Tennant and W. Garnett, Live,pool, merchant—E. Freers,
Birmingham, merchant—J. iP..ilutchinson, Kingston. upon interred in the cetnetry appropriated to the other
Hull, whitesmith—J. Viner, Bath, Midst—H. G. and W. One of the measures, upon which the present branches of the Royal Fatuity. Several undertaker's '.
Lang, Acctington. Lancaster, calico-printers. Parliament is expected to decide. shortly after their 1 men attended on the occasion, finer of whom.. held
meeting, is the fixing of the ('ivil List Revenue.—
_— lighted Learns, and the hearss which were
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An early determination upon this point was cis-
at *w tomary, even before the cession of the Crown
ee. without any distinctive emblems whatever, were
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tout. Stock th 111111 l na O. preceded be a carriage, in which a gentleman was
I n.r tem. Red. Imp. 3 per
.. Cent. Lands to the public, by which the whole income of seated. The bell of St. Margaret's Church con-
;er Ceti*. Cons. GS i India 11,11144 13s. die. of the Sovereign has been made to depend upon tinued tolling during the time the undertaker's
tee Cent. India Stuck, the will of Parliament. Nor was it thought at all
i „es Lehi. 87 Excheq r Rills
ue Si. dis• men were present.
indelicate for a new Kin tto direct the attention of Since the adjournment
5 oer Cent. Navy IC2i Cous. for Ac. 68} Kin„ of Parliament, the proper
..rirg Am. Lottery Tuckets £23 2s. Parliament to the subject by his first speech. On
Officers, have been busily employed daily searching
the accession of George the Second, Parliament,
for precedents in the House of Lords. It is sup.
'rl 1 E NATIO N AL REGISTER . after meeting. for one day (June 15), according to
posed by sonic persons that they relate to a subject
the statute, was prorogued to the 27th of that repeatedly alluded to in the public journals, of a
.....---------------e-====easse=saseow month, when the King went to the Houee of Peers, delicate nature, to be brought forward in the new
tontum. anti, in the, latter eta of his speech, aid—" You .
. Parliament, but this is merely conjecture. It is
know very well, that the grant of the greatest part
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 13. •
probable they ure cellectine perticulrs as accessary
-....... of the Civil List Revenue is now deteriniaed, anti •
to the arraugement of the ceremony of the coronation,
The continued indisposition of George the I Vtli that H. is necessary for you to make a new provision which,
e nowever, is not likely to take place before
for the Support of roe and my family. I um Comm.
still protracted his entrance into the active du- the arriviel of' the Queen, whose return to this
has 1.-
Meta it is needless for me, in any particular man
. country is expected in the course of a mouth •at 1
ties of the situation to which in the course of na- ner, to recommend to your care the consideration of ffirthest. When Parliament re-assembles, after
ture he has succeeded, and we rejoice at it, inasmuch what so nearly and personally concerns me." nuking suitable provisions for her Majesty and
as we feel most anxious that he should form hie do Friday forenoon, previous to his Majesty's outer.
passing the Mutiny Bill, time dissolution is expected '
coffin being sent to Windsor, a great number of
termination upon the most mature consideration. in March, and the writs will be made rdurnable
pereons were admitted to see it, at the upholsterers
The Bulletin of Thursday declared his recovery so in St. James's-street, Ilaynutrket, where it was early in May,
complete as to render unnecessary the continuance finished. It is covered with light blue velvet, and The interment of the mortal remains of our late
is very superb It is six feet live inches long, two venerable Sovereign steeds fixed. for Ash Wednesday
of those official documents, and the present becomes
feet five inches in width over the breast, and one (Feb. 16.) The cuffiu, containing the body of his
the hour of great import—fin in the present state of foot nine inches deep. The plate and inscription lute Majesty, will lie in state, with all the itecom-
. the I louse I,l* Commons, while the dictum from the are admirably well executed. Several females shed imaniments of suitable splendour The public will
be permitted to ease: through the suite of rooms in
, Treesery Bench carries any question,us any Minis- tears when they entered the apartment W i•ere it
WWI laid. the Palace which arc appropriated to this awful
• ter tiIIISON, upon time honesty of an administration
s A vacancy is occasioned by the accession of the ceremony, for two days Previous, and on the deY etf.
s wholly depend the liberties of the people—the cruel King to the Sovereignty of the Ostler of the Garter. of interment. We understand that, to uleemie ad-
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curtailment of these liberties during the short time The Knights Companions being twenty-five in mittance, it will only be required for all persons to s
'• Parliament was assembled . is the best criterion by which munher the Prince Regent was included. appear in deep mourning.
which to judge of the " Doctor and his colleagues lii, late Majesty was Foutuder of the Order of St. Tuesday morning died at his house in Russell
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Patrick, and wore round i.is neck time sky blue Square, Sir Vicary Gibbs, late Chief Justice of the
as Mr. Canning aptly designated them, and it ap- . .
nbnon with the badge appendant. By the death Common Pleas. His judicial career was very short
pears that the only hope, that conunon sense ought of the Duke o Kent, a vacancy is also occasioned —lie was certainly a man of ability but of great
to entertain must have its rise from can entire chenge in that mcst illustrious Order. severity ; his acts as Attorney Genteel will cause
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of' the Cabinet Ministers. May the Supreme power Friday a Cabinet Council was held at the Sucre- his name to be remembered long after that period
direct our present King in his notions, and may he tary of State's office for the Home Department, at which it would, .but for them, have been con-
which was attended by most of' the Cabinet Minis- signed to oblivion. He wa• joined with Lord Er- ~
regain the ardent love of his subjects by contrffinting
tern. Cabinet Councils have been I_eli every day skine as " the Man of the l'euple, ' on the trials of •
in i his instance to their welftre. during the past week. An Order in Council WaS Handy, Tooke and Thelwall ; bat his parliamen- ;
Paris Papers of eaturday last have arrived, and agreed Main at the first Privy Council held by his tury speeches from the Treasury Bench subsequently
wee heart-felt pleasure we refer Our readers to the present Nlejesty, on Sunday, the :30th ult. for assumed a very opposite tone.
making the necessary alterations in the ffirms of I In the Court of King's Bench, Mr. Hunt has ob-
copious extracts we have made from them on the
prayers in the Ceurch of England, in ,he Ptaver- i tarred on his personal a. -• ut , a rule to show
stilled a rise success Of the SPANISII PATRIOTS ;
book, m consequence attie demise of the lute King, i cause why the venue slit et not be removed from
' they 'esecttled e 5.000 when the lest account left which wee intrusted to the Archbishop of Canter- the County of m ancaster, in tile indietmeet against
them; they consist el the fl ewer of the army, and bury and the • ishup of London. I himself and uthers, ter a conspiracy.
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