The National Register.
London, England, 1816-08-19 00:00:00

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- ha. had nu how:: of the l'rinee Regent. dcliv:.r his h'tt.r of
reCilll.-.1.114t Lord Alcertatu Perry has hem cre:rt:tt Itanon
of frtrlho; Northuolharland:—That I.i. ut.-C.Ol. tlta
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A.% NMI(' rITY

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11A N141111'1'5%
n!' CICI,IOII%m, jun. latch I;itwick, unbold;:r.. Mg. 2r). 31. Sept.
•rv, at Guoelltall. Arts. Lewir and Cu. Princes-site:l, Iledford-row.
1. 5.1711. YleieJ•ire, grocvr. Ang. 214..20. Sept. 2s, at
York. Atsc. Hell and Co. flow Church•yahl...
v. WAlllt EN. ~t Tiverton. Desart.'vinegar.raaker, Aug. 511, 51, Sept.
tn. ur Kristin!. Atts. an.t Ca. 11.altiird.row.
J. TAY Loa. ut New Sarum, Witte, a„Alitler, Aug. 5i 51, Sept. 2ft, at
Goltiort. Att. Mr. CoLins, Salisbney-stmare.
J. Tigumps.N. Lo- NI att.iriey, Nottinglainieliire tanner; Aug. 29, 50,
Ric 2a. al Sert.iiiiy. Att. \lr. Allen. Carlisl'.....twet. Soho.
J. PAM, juin. late 011.iv...111.191. inst.tnereltzuit. .324. 0.1, 51, Sept..:B,
at Gl2lol'llll. Att.. Itlaelcatoc.k and Co. Tewolc.
T. lIARItIsONT awl W. Ih auatl.Y, of Ma:k•t-,trect, St. James's.
Market, butcher-1. Aug. 20, 27, Smt. 2S, at Guildhall. Att. Mr.
0/devslusvi.tmt. Lower-ravreet.
B. Soma anti N. ItEMIEATI. renritli. hanltertc, Sept. 2, 1. at
Penritli, and 28, at Carlisle. Att. ;Mt. Young, Charlotte-mw, Man-
sion-Huttse.
3. TAYLOR. of Wapping. ship-chandler. Aug. 21. Sept. 7. TR. at
‘l;Uild%ittl. Att. :OW. Devuashire.street, 114shopegate-street.
14. 'lows' sit, of Vic. istrect. ironmonger. Aug. t 7, Sept. 14, 28, at
Guildh.dL Att. Mr. Said, Surrey-street, Strew!.
El. Ym; ts:;. jun. of Erlichl. dealer. Aug. 24, 31, Sept. 2M, at Guild-
hall. Atts. Hunt anal Co. Temple.
A. and M. iho:w. of t :Maiming and Camberwell. milliner:. Aug. zit,
31. Sept. 214. at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Niblett. liread-st. Cheupsitle.
J. .Itts Es. of Liverpool, innkeeper, Ang. 29, 50, Sept. 2 t, ut Liver-
pool. Atts. Ihwie and Co. l'alsgrave-place.
J. 11/EMAIN. of Aleut-Ali-11in, V o/d:attire. linen-manitfaelurev, Sept.
7.18. at Ripon. Att. Mr. Godioond. Earl-strec•t,
d. Evacs, •Newton, Clics'iire. victualler, Sept. 12. 15. 24, at Mid.
dlewich. Att. Mr. Ililiiitch, Siam:anti-strive, Gray's I nn.rowl.
'l'. Ha Diticti. of St,. Issey. Cornwall. corn factor, Sept. 2,5, 2fi, at
St. I 'oluititi. Amt. A.11;n!.30.1 and t'o. uedfued.mw.
H. CoueEs, late of Clot:bridge,
.grcer. Aug. 24. 27. Sept. ?R. at
Guildhall. Att. NIT. Ilalton. Untm-street, llishopsgate-str,et.
D. A a gar, late of Ohl Broad-street, merchant. Aug. 20, 27. Sept.
2S, at Guildhall. Att.... 1401)1V-T and Co. George.st. Manation.llouse.

nivinENns AT Guli.ott.‘l,T..
Sept. T. T. It. Hemmen, of Frith-;tray. plated orspufactver.
Aug. 44. R. Il.trri4on, of Gottenhargh, and T. Campion, of Great
Winehevte r-street. merehantv.
Sept. $l. W. Reynolds and M. M. Wtight, of Idol-lane, Tuwet-street,

Sept. 6. E. C. Cos. of the Stranl, victualler.
Sin. 7, S. T. de Roche and Co. of Lime-street, merchants.
Kept 7..1. P. Ken,ington and Co. of Cie city of London. bankers.
S. pt. f, .1. I.nve, of Newport. Isle of Wight. cabinet-makm
Sept. 7, si...*.foline, of Billiter.lont. merchant.
Se,it. ii, W. tiparrier. of Bristol. nicrear.
Slit. 7, A. Daltriger, nc•reliant.
Supt. 7. A. awl J. Payne, of St. John-street, Clerkenwell, flour-factors.
Sept. 7, W. rettefec and W. N. Swift, of Red Lion-street, Clerkett-
well, jewell, n.
S,.pt. 7, S. and G. C:man, of Horton-Kerby, Kent, millers.
Sept. 14, E. Hill and Co. of Union-row. Attie Towcr.itill, oorn.factors.
DI VII4I.NDA IN THE l'Ol'N•rtty.
lI.J. Pratt. of Ey/I:Airy, I I untingdon, fanner. at St. !Cent's.
Sept. 34, J. Wood. of Klackbum, Lancaster. baker, at Blackburn.
Sept. 10. C. Magee, of Whitehaven. ('umber]. grocer, at IVltitchaven.
Sept. :Jo. IL A. Homer. of Taunton, Somerset, linen.dmper, at
Taunt,ou _ _ _

Sept, 9, Stephens, of Bristol, moltster. at Ilri.tol.
Sept. 9, J. Tomlinson, of Mickley, York, dealer, at Itiport.
cp:turtioleATES. St:PT. 7.—S. and W. Lynnell and E. Perkir.s.
of Citatham, grozcrs--W. Fuater, of St. Nlortia's-lane, silversmith—
It. flail and :':t. of tiatton, Nottingbant. itoreh-makers—E. Beehre,
of Bilston, Stafronl. malt ter-I'. Lockhart. of Liverpool, mitrehant—.
.1. Gooding, of Lenloun. Kent, tailor—.l. Citanther.,. of Sheffield, York,
ILuoke, ui Little,Hussell.street, Drury-lane, shoemaker—
ii. Bail, of TU:Vey. Tietlfhn!. f.trtuttr--1. Sharp, of Porttmotith, draper
--G. V. Hartun, of the Fist India Chanlers, Leadenhall-street. and
of I trayron-Gretn, menhant—l. Dixon. of %Veiling. Kent,
innkeeper—G. Wltite. of Lim.:ltuttsc-liole-Stairs, shipwright—W.
Gour.,lry, of Lower Shadwell. and el St ttifo-d-liill, rope-maker—T.
Burkett and .1. Mammon, of Greenhill's Rents. West Smithfield,
printer.—F. Cour, of Newmarket. droxiikit—,l. Earl, sen. of We :h.
nutria:al-place, City-mad, and f.. Earl, mn. of Preston, Hertford,
.1. Toplip, of Nottingham, spirit-mcmliAnt.
•
PARTNEItSIIII'S DISSOLVEn.
F. Mason ar.tl .1. ITavidstn, of Birmingham. brats-finindtirs.
J. Machin and .1. Iteshret. ,•f °tampion. Lincoln, tanners.
P. 3. Dean and J. Fairfrrothcr,, of Kenyon s, Tuttington, and at Man-
chester, ctnton-manotnctuters..
W. and J. Font, of 111ettiestcr,

coal-Incechaws.

1.. Charlecion and J. Frotgglitt, of stigar-brokers.
3. Vanua and Co. of ;440trille-btrert, warebituarinen.
W. D. (ii,ltitm ai cl Co. of London, merchants.
T. Stannisheet and S. Brown, of Chi, coach-manufacturers.
J. ant? T. Tipoing, of Liver.,oul and Warrington. corn-dealers.
J. Cambridge,. of Bristol, and 1.. Cambridge, of Prime Edward Island,
North Ameriett,. merchants.
'IV, and E. Joule. of SJltlial, I.lo^aster, brew/eta.
3. D. E:tizst2r and h. Lurk. of Fr..: Ordinary-cc:tat.
R. WOOIE-en and W. It illick, of High-sin:et, Borough, butchers.
W. March and J. Eubank.

.1. ',lacier, jun. and C. Lbotal, of Sheffield, York. fender-man
J. Wakelick and B. N:eholls, of Slancbeater, eotton-sidnners.
W. lltaah and CO. of N Hod:lslam% whelewth hosier,.
I'. Newberry and Co. of
T. and G. Cookayne.
E. ;mil W. Horsy/ell, of Modbury. heron. tanners.
and G. radwick, of Gutter lane, ailk-.o.olufactui

lu the runts of a celebrated violin player from Liverpool to
the capital,• be stopped one night at au ion on the road, in the
itsseetioly-room of ,Aleich a concert was given that evening.
The Proft ssor was present, mid the Orellestra did its best to
islease, bat were not
.fortunate enough to satisfy the musical
ears of Mr. Y-, who expressed his contempt of the per
formance by 100411 y laughing. The leader of the rustic band
satin recollected the person of Mr. Y-; and though at
th.• moment performing a solo on the iOllll, he instantly struck
tip the tour from the Ile gl fees °punt of
Throagli all the employ runts of life
•` Eaelt neighbour aloak:s his !mother."
Mr. Y took the hint, and imanediately quitted the room.
The small-pox has recently pro% ed very fatal in some parts
staffot (Hai e, in consequence of the obstinacy of the people,
who refused to their children the benefit of vaccination.

The Grand Joey at the late Itjdforil Assizes, in eimsegeenee
of the 'oackw.tril state of the growing et rips, entered into a re.m.
lotion cot tv beghrshopting till the Mitt of September, and they
recommend the saute tur a loptiou by the laud-owners of the
county io gateial.

LON DON I
110 D.IF, AUGUST In.

-•-wMP• •

WE have received the Paris Papers of Wttines,l4.
Our Ambassador has notified to the French urt the
marriage of the Princess Mary to the Duke a Clot:-
cesk4. These Papers intone us, that the Lady of the
American Ambassador was received with the utmost gra-
ciousness by the Daehesd of Angoulemc, anti that the
King sjoke to her. in English in the mo.a affectionate
manner.

The Nlayor of Carr°bet, in the Canton Ur' .Montmirail,
I)epartment of the Marne, writes under (late cif the 11th
u. titilowi:--
" A dre-vtlfttl crime ba% been committed ht to last night. M.
l'artitentier, the culotte of the pariah, and Lis servant, are both
murdered. There are only .10 houses in the parish. The as-
sassins ma-aerrd their victims by blows with ieks and bvyouet
stabs. They' are not I.llown. Two tleales., is firewood, :mil a
robler, who were seen about fits in the evening w.ar.dering
about the neighbourhood, are suspected."

The Bone-collecting Committee arc. noin at nor..—
The remains of several Monarchs, whose graves were dis-
turbed at the commencement of the Revolution, urc to he
collected ; and we should not he surprised if some miracle
were tote trumped up, to add to the solemuizy of the oc-
casion. Tho holies of Henry 11. are first on the list ;
and our Readers, who arc versed in hiltorieal lore, Lnow
that he was a furbats pet! cuter of the 'Protestants.
The French Funds arc 57f. 45c. The Exelian;re on
this 'country. is a little lower, 2.14, at 30 days and '251.
sc. at three months.

The Paris Papers announce another procmion fin. the
15th (Thursday last) ; and they add, that certain august
Personages were expected to join it. The persons move
through the streets bare-headed, holding lighted tapers
in their hands, singing litanics, and, in the most abject
posture of devotion, with their eyes fixed on the ground ;
as if God did not give to man an erect countenance, and
with views directed n invanN instead of grovelling in
the dust. It is superfluous to add, that these supersti-
tious rites do an irreparable injury to the cause of true
religion, particularly when they arc practised for the
edification of a light and scoffing people.
The Mupiteur contains an ordonnanee allowing the im-
portatica, duty free, into every part of France, of corn,
flour, bread, and biscuit, which seems to indicate that
the hopes held out in some of the Paris Journals, of an
abundant harvest, are not participated in by the Gnvern-
merit.

I.ouis ill. has declined, from motives of the most
humane frugality, a fete which was preparing fin. him on
the approaching commemoration of St. Louis by the ma-
gistracy of Paris. " lwen," stirs he, " if the city of Paris,
had the money neces.sary for such a fete in its chest in
free and disposable funds, it would be proper to distribute
it to the indigent."
General Druet, Count D'Erlon, has been tried in the
absence by the First Council of War, and condemned to
death as a traitor. • Ile was one 'of' the adherents of Iluo-
naparte, who co-operated with Lefebvre Desnonettes and
others, on the side of Cambray and Lille, en the return
of Napoleon from the Isle of Elba.
As soon as Count D'Erlon (General Drottet) was found
and condemned to death in his absence, orders
were itamedietely issued to try the two brothers Lalle-
'nand, who arc also absent. •

letter from Paris, datcl Aug. 7, says :—" A report,
signed M. de .Richelien, M. de Cazes, and M—Laine, and
written much in the style and spirit of those of Fouche,
has lately been presented to the King, on the internal
state of France. This Report exhibits the arbitrary pro-
ceedings of the Prevotal Courts, the bad effects of the
late excursions in the South, deprecdtes the inquisitorial
practices used fir the entrapping of victims, and depicts
in strong colours the numerous abuses committed every
where in the name of his Majesty. The delegates of the
Royal authority are therein stated to have kindled the
passions of the people, to have armed the citizens against
cavil other, and to have put the country on the verge of
a civil war, which may break out on the first occasion.
The Report demands the dismissal of a certain number of
Prefects and Judges, in order to give effect to the benevo-
lent intentions of his Majesty, and to operate a real
change in the system of Government. lam infitrined.,
that the King, struck with the force of these represen-

AtJ6ITST 19.

totions, I.as ~..onsente.l to th.c..remQval of twenty Prek:tr,
a.ul to a great ticuty !klagistrat..‘ of ;Moor rack. • flit it'
his Majesty has conceded thi.: to his Ministers, he
shown hiotself inttex;l:l,r on another of still wore serious
importer.i.-c.---tlw maintaining unchangel the present
Chamber of 1)(11a:ids. In. i final council held on the
tmlject, ho decanted it his plea:aare,,Altat no partial re-
tmid shot+) take ulitee ; hut, that it' the Chautheg
not meet ‘rith a Inotti'vu‘rleratc spirit this Sessitn than
the livt, lie irc,iad exercise his prerogative and diss. olve
Extract of a fetter from Paris, August 10.,7-" In one
part of the Duke of Otranto's foams letter to the Duke
of Wellington (whieh is Mona dangerous *um the Gate
of moderation .which..scems to :chisracteriSe' ii,) it is
ae-
scrtcl that legilbnac.t is. Ant a pol..licai .local • law, will
adapted to Inv vent s•aspersiwry, Get au:wally by conpasi or
a pick i,f war. .The author cantinnes—lluonaparte
would have .I.,st hiS' throne whether tt it;gitit.itte Sore.
rs:ign or not, hecause the interest of Europe imperiously
required it."
A Monsieur Godtio/in has ohtained the permission of
the Xing of Franec to change his name, b.eng a man of
a very,mild and humane disposition.
One of the Paris Papers very gravely announces, that
the Pope lo.s made a repr:sentation to the Fa,;list
vcrtuncnt to solicit theaholition of the sale o/ women.
Tlx French took posses3ion of. St. Pierre and Nliqu.s.
lon on the .22.1 of June. These are two islands in the
(.elf of St. Lawrene2, wlikh afford facilities fix curing
fish.

INDT.I IsTr.t.r.tr.F.Ncr —fntclligcnce has :cachet us
from Calcutta. us late as the 18th of March. Peace with
the Goolitahs had caused a great rejoicing there : the
more so, as much uncertainty at one time prevailed as to
the result of the war. Great credit is due to the prompt
measures at-fal persevering-gallantry of Gen. Ochterlony.
A taw days longer delay, and it ‘vould have been no-
'losable to Ikave dam any thing decisive. Already had
the army bt:g,:n to be 'vary sickly ; and so necessary was
it deemed to withdraw the troops idler thr. • Peace, that,
it has been already effixted with the rurility of a flight.
The Goorkah Power, as a nation, is completely destroyed,
chiefly by having teen driven from its valuable acqui-
sitions to the westward. All accounts concur in the tiict,
that the: have proved themselves the most respectable of
all war Indian enemies; and it cannot tail to excite sur-
prize to learn, that at Mnekwanpore the British finial
Shrapnel shells, and their howitzers fitted with tangent
scales : their guns were found of the first order, finished
and mounted On carriagesscarcely to be distinguished from
thosse of the British mou al . Alany of their troops,
a British Officer states, are well equipped and clothed
—some as light infantry, with browned muskets and
double sights ; and, to complete the whole, their fifers
treated the English with, " The Soldier's Wifc"—."
I.uss of Richmond and half a dozen, of old English
tunes.

UNITED STaTEs.—Mr. Hug/ter, who had just returned
in the Macedonian frigate,
,from a mission to General
:Murillo, to obtain the release of all the Americans made
prisoners at Carthagenn, reports to his Government, that,
without equivocation or delay, the Spanish Gcnnal had
given up to him all the Alnerie.ms W. 19 rcumined in pri-
son at the time of his arrival at Carthagena and St.
Martha.

It appears, that of the five vessels sometime ago seiztAl
onby the Tunisian mutineers, whosailed is than on a s
of independent piratical expedition, three have been cm.
tured by a TUrkisb squadron. and a finirth by an Eng
frigates. Only u brig therefore remained to the pirates.
Letters from Madrid of the 11th of July Mention, that
Gen. Castanot has resigned the command of the army of
Catalonia, and had bwn succeeded by General Lacy. In
the above province and in Andalusia, considerable levies
are forming to equip a new exy:dition Against Spanis%
America.

Official accounts have been received from Mr.Vaughar,
British Envoy at the Spanish capital, to the Government
at home, confirming the accounts' of the assassination of
Mr. Lyell, messenger to our Embassy there.
The King of Portugal having granted permission to
this GOveniment, that its Officers may cut and ship free
of duty any quaotity and desewiption of wocxl growing
upon his territories in South Aur..rica, the transports
which have left England for St. Helena, since Bonaparte's
banishment thither, have had oeil•A.s to proceed, on their
return home, to Rio Janeiro and load with it. The Ad-
miral Cockburn arrived on Thurs7ay sZnniglit with a
cargo. It is of a close, hard texture, and very serviceable
in ship-building.. •
It is said, that the fleets of the two rival Chiefs of St.
Domingo, Petion and Christophe, are at sea in search of
each other. -

The Sicilian Ga.:clle mentions a remarkable decrve
issued by the King of Naples, fal ilding his suljects to
apply to the See of Rome for ludnigences.
The young Princess, tiangl.terof the A reh.lnla Charles,
who w•,is bvptized :it Vienna on the inst. by the name
of Maria Theresa Isabella, in th.:. presence of all the
Imperial flintily. The llmperor steol
We have reason to know, that not cit 4 have the
French contributions been regularly paid on the very day
on which eitli instalment became due ; bat that there is
actually a eensiderable sum in the military chest at Parr,
arising from this source, beyond the innuellate tr:atts• ri
the service.