The National Register.
London, England, 1816-03-25 00:00:00

TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE.
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!This Gazette announces the Prince Regent's permission for the lst
and 2d bat. or 14th lteg. to how the word Waterloo" on their co-
lours.—.l.thu. Lord Exmouth, to he a Knight t 'mto:older of the Bath.]
Crown-Office, Marels 16.
ME,INEMS returned to serve in rAltl T IMEVT.

Le.-es -Sir J. Shelley. Bart. v. T. H. hemp. C.q.—Suther:aari--G.
M. Grant. Etat. of Itallindalloch and Invvivt:a.., v. J. Macdonald,
Tel.—Mitrehead—ll. F. Luttrell, Esq. Dunster Castle Soundstd.
shire, v. J. F. Luttrell, Esq. sen. dcc.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
J. CHAPMAN, Myton, porter-ttiercliant.
BANKRUPTS.

T. llENettaw, Mincing-lane, wine-broker, to surrender at Guildhall,
March 23, April 9, 50. Att. Mr. Bunley, Church-court, Walbrook.-
9'. 11m-roan, Finch-lane, stock-broker, March 26, April 2, So. Au.
Mr. Hackett, New-court, Swithen's-lane.--J. Hon ER, I .ong-NI elford,
eabinct-maker, March 23, April 6, 30. Au. Mr. Barber, Chance,y-
-lane.--J. G LENNY. Red Lion-rtreet, Clerkenwell, watch-case-maker.
.slinch 23, 30, April 30. Att. Mr. Selby, Charies-street, Northam',
ton-square.-E. WtLI.IA MA, Church-btrect, II sekney, h aril warei naa ,
Alarch 93, 50, April 3u. Au. Mr. l'ult. Bucklersbury.-.1. Putty Es,
Duke-street, Aticlphi. wire-merchant, March 30, April 2. 30. Att.
Soon and Co. Gtorgt•-strcet, Adelphi.-T. ELVIN. Lynn, boot-maker,
March 23, 30, April 30. Att. Mr. A'llecket, Broad-street.-W. It.
SI-a:I:LEY. Sunning-hill, hay-deader, Mardi 25, April 2. 30. Att.
)Ir. Martin, Fitzroy-street-M. M00n5.... Mary-le-bonne-street,
hosier, March 23, 30, April 3u. Au. Hurd and Co. 'Fianple.-R.
Al AY 0 11, StOke-Goltling, farmer, March 20, in, April 50, at the Bull's
Head. Hinckley. At:s. King and Co. Hinckley.-It. Fox, (:oningsby,
draper, April 2, 16, 30, at the Robin Hood, and Little John, Boston.
Ato. Lodington and Co. Temple.-J. COOPER, Lidney, grocer, March
97, 9m, April 30, at the White Lion, Bristol. Atta. Poole and Co.
Gray's-inn-squarc.-T. KENDLE, Great Yarmouth, woollen-draper,
April 2, .5, 30, at the Black Lion, Great Yarmouth. Aug. Swain and
Co. Old Jewry.-J. Liti NT, Kiriulale, victualler, March 26, 2'7, April
50, at the Angel, Liverpool. Aug. Blackuock and Co. 'l'eniple.-T.
MIEfteIIAD, NVliisiones, wheelwright, April 15, 16. 30. at the Star
and Garter, Worcester. Ans. Cardales and Co. Glayhk inn.-J. Mon.
RILL, Halifax, grocer, Mardi 29, .7), April 30, at the Old Cock,
Italifax. Atta. Mr. Wiglesivortli, Gray a Inn.-W. NONE:Lit:,
Lilerpool, and T. WRIGHT, Augluon, soap-toiler.,, April 9, 10, 30,
at the King's Arias, Liverpool. Atts. Addington and Co. London.

DIVIDENDS.
April 27, F. Thompson. New-court, How-lane, warehouseman, at
Cu. LI hall—April 23,3. White, J. G. Cochrane. and W. Blunt, Fleet-
attect, booksellers, at Guildhall—May 4. It. NVliittington, Nf °hewn
( ',snub, clothier, at Guildhall—April 27, .1. H. Beavan, Brook's-place.
I.,,nnington, flour-factor, at Guildhall—April 23, W. Miller, Mitre-
court, Flea-street, merchant, at Guiklhall—April 9, S. and J. and A.
Coaling, Mark-lane, wine-merchants, at Guildhall—April 9, G. E.
'ld Oxtbrd-street, jeweller, at Guildhall—April 9, B. Badman, Al-
dersgate—treet, cheesernonger. at Guildhall—April 9, P. Young and .1.
11. BrtrAhurst, Wapping, rope-makers, at Guildhall—March 23, J.
bereinan, Sheernes, carpenter, at Guildhall—April 9, J. Wliliams.
High Holborn, chezeinonger, at Guildhall—April 01, B. Billing,
Vinegar-yard, victualler, at Guildhall--April 9, T. Knightly, Ches-
hunt, bricklayer, at Guildhall—April 16, J. Knight, Wivelsfield, tai-
lor, at Guildhall—April 23, W. Hamilton. Finsbury-place, merchant,
at Guildhall—April 16, IL Shoobridge, Tenderden, carpenter, at Guild-
hall—April 19. W. Beer, Bristol, auctioneer, at the Commercial-rooms,
Bristol—April Is, J. Itobcrt-i, Liverpool, woollen-draper, at the King's
Arms. Lit crpool—April 6, It. Bath, Anderton, rope-maker, at Well-
ley's Hotel, Plymouth Dock—April 26, E. Bate, Liverpool, merchant,
at the Angel, LiverpooL

CEIITIFICATES—Aratr. 9.
S. Joseph. Gosport, slopseller—ll. Schro.i.r, Collego-hill. sugar-re-
finer—lL Kirkham, 'Thornton, nierchant—W. Windsor. Plymoutl .
vintner—G. Kiecichoefer, Islington, merchant—W. M. Norris, Fast
Stonehouse, ropte-maker—.'•l. Solomon, BirElingliam, jeweller—A.
Dwanell and W. Cmss, Derby, grocers—J. Ilerbert, llekin!: ion, far-
. F. James, Manchester, picture-dealer--W. Lcvett, Coventry-
avect, hatter—T. Clarke, Ilininster, druggist—T. Weaver, nigh
born, tioor-eloth-msaufacturer—J. Heck, Bratitaton, dealer.

PARTN EI(SI4 IPS I)ISSOLVEI).
g.nond and Co. Liverpool, brewery—C. and \V. Tindal, Skipton,
sot irs--Cribbona and to. Birmingham, whartingeny—Wilkinann and
Putt, C4ialeharat, .iad Divett, Bisboil.rate-atrert. mer-
chant 4—Stubhinq anu Brun, I leilon, spirit.merehanty—Atherton and
Co. Liverpool, sugar-re rintra—l)wchury and Co. Runcorn, brewers--
J. and S. Bevan, Finsbury-squati, ineulding-manufarturers--Lemar-
ehand and Co. Bishopegate-street, imreloints—liarct and 111ycro.:,
Hammersmith, timbermierehants--Ihty and Clarke, Nen Kent-mad,
phiniberr—Sterrard and Theakstone, Liverpool, ship-brukaa—lliuml-
to.i ind Crowder, Liverpool.

The last accounts received of the Princess of Wales,
state that her Royal Highness had no intention of re-
turning to England, having• determined to visit, early
in the Spring, all the Greek Isles in the Archipelago.
On Monday Lady Wilson had the honour of being
admitted to a private audience of the Prince Regent. Ills
Royal Highness received her ladyship's petition with the
most gra ions condescension and respect toward her feelitios
After a short inter►iew, Lady Wilson departed frem the
Pavilhm with apparent melancholy dejection. 'lite result
her i dyship has not counnuunatial toter most intimate
friends

TIIE NATIONAL REGISTER.

DRAM.ITIC REGISTER.

COVENT-GARDEN.

The last week has been unusually barren in theatrical
novelties. On Tuesday night Miss O'NEILL repeated
her perthrmance of Lady Teazle with increased effect.
At her first appearance in this arduous character on the
preceding Saturday, it is acknowledged, that she fidt a more
considerable degree of alarm, titan even when she first
appeared on the London Boards. Through the various
range of her tragic characters, her power gradually un-
foldtxl themselves, and she soon shone as the High
Priestess in the temple of Melpomene. Having attained
to this pre-eminent station, she felt, perhaps, some
groundless alarm for her reception in the gayer assembly
of Thalia ; although conscious of the innate three of her
genius, she could not utterly subdue her fears during
the whole of the perthrmance of the difficult part which
she had chosen; but on Tuesday evening, encouraged
by the applause which she had received on the preceding
Saturday, she laid aside her apprehensions, and became
the Lady Teazle of the author's own imagination ; her
exertions were universally extolled, and called thrth from
a crowded and admiring audience the warmest plaudits.