The National Register.
London, England, 1816-05-13 00:00:00

REJOICINGS AT RAMSGATE.

A letter from Itanisgate, dated May 7, says'—" This morn-
ing's Post has greeted us with the inteiligence of the itainsgate
Harbour Bill havint been thrown tint of .t he House of Coin-
mons ; the object of which was to impose upon the town a most
enormities wharfage. This has created the most lively .satisfic-
tion throughout the town. The Ilathoar presents a poentis2
display of colours on board the vessels; the Letts luive
anti the town itself is decorate d with colours aim green lumens ;
in short, the inhabitants are testifyiug their joy iu every possi•
ble way, which is to be crowned by a splendid illumination at
night.—Four P.M. The principal inhabitants are mustering at
the Town Hall, for the purpose of forming a procession, to
meet and comptiment WWl' Committee of towitstolks who have
attended this business in London, and is he are expected to ar-
rive this evening The proccssion will Ise preceded by a baud
of music, and the colours of the town."--A later letter adds,
That the inhaf itants of liamsgate, arc puttied by a band of
music, eolourstiying, sae. went out to meet the deputation mi
their return from London. About a mile from the town the
horses Were taken from the carnage, in which were three 'Attie
Committee, who were drawn by the people through the prin-
cipal streets vs ith the most joytiol acclamations, to the house of
the Deputy, where they alighted and partook of some refresh-
esetots. Notwithstanding the immense nirsibers assembled
together, the greatest order prevailed throughout; all were
nnanimotts in expressing their joy; being no party matter, tan
one sentiment pervaded all, viz. gratitude to those friends
whose exertions had been the means of preventing so great an
evil being forced on them. Part only ef- the Itamsgate Com-
mittee came home on Wednesday ; the remairder were
expected last night, thr whose reception the same hearty
welcome was intended."

FIRESIN Surrot.a.—About ten o'clock on Wednesday night,
sonse sheds; in which- eight brillocks were fattening, on the
premises of Mr. Gray, of Hadleigh, were disco'vered to be in
flames, and, from the rapid progress they assumed, soon became
a heap of rubbish. Fortunately the bullocks were preserved ;
and by great exertion a barn to which the fire communicated
did not receive much injury ; but an out hocse belonging to Mr.
Ling, gardener, in which were a number of fowls, 0:e. was
totally destroyed. There is every reason fur suspecting. this
was not the c fleet of accident. About one in the morning of
We (hi esday, burn, c. be longing to Mr. Glandfield, of Mar-
tlesham-liall, near Woodbridge, was set fire to. Joseph Bugg
has been taken up on suspicion, examined, and committed.—
Colchtstrr, May r 5.
Yesterday •e'nuight a small cottage at Groton is this coun-
ty, caught tire, and was entirely consumed. Same day, a
Lanka-stack, on the premises of Mr. Harrison, of winiworth,
was destroyed by fire. On Friday night, a barn at Drinkston,
the property of Joshua Origby, Esq. was vs ilfwlfv set on tire,
and consumed.. On Saturday night, a large barn belonging to •
Mr. Rollinson, of Stanningfield, was destroyed by tire. same
night a fire was discovered on the premises of Mr: John Pryke,
of Wickhaimbrook ; when a barn and other out-biiihtings, with
a stack.of wheat, and one of beaus, fell a prey to the devour•
ing element. Two large malt* offices were lately diseuveri d
on fire at Haverhill, wltieli were • extingiiisiad by the inhabi-
tants. On Wednesday morning a time broko out at the ettice
of Mr. Royal,in St. Michael's Conshiny, which was got under,
after burning one bag ofrotton.—B:fry Paper, May 7.
On Monday last, Drajamin Buxton and Jame/ ,Batton were
committed to Bury goal, for riotously assembling with other
perton, at Rattiest's'', and destroying a machine, the property
of Mr. Morgan.-

'very tall brocoli plant, npwaras of six fret high, Navin_
no less than fuur•s::orti sprouts of luxurious growth, is now
grow* in the garden of Mr. Sharrock, of Curry ►Geer, u
Somersetthire.

Mr. Atkinson, near Morpetli, has suffered the amazinz loss
of 7000 sheep from ids flock, by the severity of tins 11torin duo.
ing the last winter season.

A beautiful Hoopoe was, Is fiw days ago, shot, in Stannic
Park 4 b}• one of the Earl of ChicheAer's-game-krepers.

Two cotton mills are now erecting at ClasTew,•at an esti-
mated expenee of 50,0041. each, 3%!iicli will contain 1,400
loom', fur weaving—by :power about • tt,-lnu pile cJ ref...cloth
per week.
There is now atliowdeiti in York hire, a WiWking, -Factety
cf poing Ladies, who meet every Thfirsday evcrting during
the winter half year, for.the beam Meng purpose of snaking
clothing for the children ef the pear iu Howden, of materials
procured by subscription anweir ttlemselves and other', who
Andre their labours of charity.; a.d during this season ,hey
h tve forniskod to the pile, gratis, nearly 40a articles sif clotis•

Susannah frolroyd, "wife ontl:Horriiyd. of Alston-nnder-
Line, has been committed to Lancaster Castiv, on very strong
imspicions of causing the death, by poison, of her husband, her
.on, aged eight y ears, awl a nurse-child, called Ann Newton.

John Fkraing, a boy about hl or D years einie,winowit.
placed aslllll apprentice, On likil•gpto Mr. No*.itt r, tanner, o.
harlotry, war, locendkng a ladder, over a inruace uil
.alder gaVl. Wit), aud precipitated the unfortunate Month
I.t h. ilinyliynuf. Prow which lie e tricated himself with
Ntedieat iut..t‘tanei was naio.•diately riveted, ..ti.
iil4 Ia• c•..eraetat.i.;.; milt: tile tulluwing day,
hi,-ex4.lred.

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From 11w LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, May 7.

CarlMa-linvor, April t 9, 1816.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in the name and on the'
behalf of his !Majesty, was this day pleastd to confer the honour of
Knighthood on T. Bell, Ebel. one in the Sheriffs of the City of London.

Carlton-Ito: at, April 30, 1816.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent. in the name and on the
behalf of his _Majesty, was this day ileased to confer the honour of
Knighthood on G. Cdoper, Esq.
BANK P*l CY SCPERSKDED.
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J. JACKEON, Ilkeston, Dewy, rope4n aka.
BANK It PTS.

W. ROGER% Stow-on-th;-i;(lii,6'ioucel.- .ter, dealer, May 16, 17,
June 18, ut the Old Swan, Cheltenham. Attu. Leigh and Co. New
Bridge-street._ _

T. 140F0.4.1, I.ovrer Guiting, Gloucester, maltster, May 21,22, Juno
11*, at the King's Head Inn, Northleach. Atts. Etliuunds and Co.
Chaavery-lane.
W. 4". MILL. Bristol. carver and gilder, May 14, IP, June 1/3, at the
Ilinonter m, Bristol. Ans. Trice and Co. I.in, oln's-I lin.
11. I'EsitsoN,lston, Stafford, grocer, May 17, 18, June I's, at the
Bradford Anus Inn, lvetse•y-liaok, Statiord. Atts. Stevenson and
Son, North-place, Gray's Inn-lane.
J. BEWLLY, Newgate-market. salesman, May ir,• June 8, 18, at
Att.. Mr. l'attlky, Horton-squares
J. Fool., Southampton. wine-merehau';• May 11, Is, June 18, at
Guildhall. Atts. Richardson and Co. New-Inn.
R. B. L.twittscn, Gloucesree-st. Hueltn4-fields, pawnbroker, Met
1-4, 18. June 18, at Guildh. Att. Mr. Reynolds. Castle-st. kalcon-s4,
W. Briust, Bristol, pork-butcher, May 211, 21, June 18, at the Haig-
trier Tavern. Bristol. Atts. Dax and Son, Doile-,lity-strevt.
.1. W. Wiu.saros, lougliboroneli, Leicester, nioney-serivener. Mat
20, ?..4, June is, at the: Three Crown's Inn, Leicester. Ans.

dale and Co. Kew-Inn.
It. CHASTER. Chulnueigh, Devon, linen-draper, May 10, 29, June
18, at the Globe-Inn, Faster. Aft. Mr. Pearson, Pump-co. Temple.
J. II Evwo KT it, Taiisto.l-street, Bedford-square, jeweller, May I I,
18, June 18, at Guildhall. Att. Air. Poole, Adam's-co. Old Broad-st.
F. FALKNER, Marlow, Ilcrefunl, farmer, May 17. 18, June 18, at the
gun Inn, Ludlow. Att. Mr. Iliglimore, Scot's-yard, Bush-lane.
J. PRAT, and .1. MANI/ALI., Biedtiod-street, Covent-gar Jen, silk-mer-
cers, flay la. 21, June 18, at GoildhalL Att. Mr. Phipps, Weaver's-
hall, Basingliall-street.
T. ELWELL, Aston, Birmingham, lime-dealer, May 21, 22, June 15.
at the Union 'favern, aiming/nun. At. Mr. Nicolls,/Gray's-Inn-sq.
J. IlmousoN,Mancliestsr, plumber and glazier, May 24, 23, June
Is, at the Str. Inn, Deansgata. Arts. /turd be Co. King's-Bench-
Walk, Temple.
S. I t. PAIL T HOR PE, otherwise S. nAit NET T, Liverpool, milliner. ..111116
1,3, 18, at George Inn, I.iverpool. #stta. Clarke and Co. Chancery-/a.
R. BROWN, Kellield, York, farmer, May 13, 14, June 18, at the Old
Elephant and Castle, Pontetiact. Att. Mr. Blakelock, Setjeant's-Inii.
J. Lewis, Bristol, woollen-draper, May 18, 27. June 18, at the Bush
Tavern, Bristol. Atts. Bourdillon and Little Friday-street.
D. PRICE, Oxford-strict, linen-draper, May 18, Junel, 18, at Guild-
hall. Att. Mr. James, Bucklersbuty.,
W. STarototicti, jun. Working, Salley, mealman, May 11, 20,
June IR, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Stokes, Golden-square.
P. FRANCIS, Crown-coitrt, Broad-street, merchant, May 18, Juno.
4, lii, at Guildhall. A. Mr. Brumell, Church-passage, Guildhall.
J. Gurirt, Syreshani, Northampton, shopkeeper, May 18, 20, June
18, at the Black Swan, Warwick. Att. r. Thomas, Hind-court.
W. Lysts, Dudniaston Lodge Quail, Salop, miller, May 25, 29,
June 18, at the Lion Inn, Bruscley. Aft. Mr. Bigg, Southampton-bu.
W. BA6LRIHOLC, Mark-laac, corn-factor, May 11, 18, June 18, a*
Guildhall. Att. Mr. Ilamarton, Great St.. Helen's.
T. PARRS, Battle, Susse.ll. tailor, May 21, 25, June 15, at cuildhalL

--alas. Grcgsens and Co. Angel-aiurt, 'Flirogmorton-street.
DIVIDENDS AT Gl.:11.1./HALL.
June 8, W. Walter, Crawford-street, Mary-le-bone, cabinet-makes.
May 28, C. Leese, Canterbury, druitkist.
July 6, J: Ellis, Swinton-streer.,Gray s scavenger.
June 1, J. Mayor, sen. Leadenhall-street, insurance-Bruker.
May 28,.A. Geddes, Mark-lane, merchant.
July 27; e: Brooke, Gutter-lane, merchant.
May 29, 11. Sealey, Boswell-court, Carey-street, monev-actierner.
May 1#,.1. Henriques, Old City Chambers, Bisluipsgate-,t. merchant.
June 1, T. and S. Wileman, West Hothly.'ussex, tanners.

June 1, W. Harris, ItendlirL, Suffolk. pot:lsh-manufacturer.
May 14, R. N. Silver, (Ifortl-strect, haberdaaher.
May 25, J. Brunmlen, Fork.--str.:et. Larnhetli, %lifting-manufacturer.
25, G. Ansel], Carshalton, Surrey, calico.printer.
June 1, J. Routh and Co. Austin-Friars, nierehanta
May 30, S. A. Levy,. Buckleishurv, merchant.
May 28, J. lia.slutn, Brentwood, Esser, sluvltmwr.:
May 28, 'l'.. Sutcliffe; Lad-lane, and J. a-oadbent, Halifax, 'fork,
calico-manufacturers.
DIVIDENDS IN THE COUNTRY.

Jttne6,T.llaiditlg,Ely,.cambridge, vaioßtapler, at the Lamb inn, Fly.
June 1, J. Waru, Filastaw, York, cluthier„ at. the Sessions House,
WakAield.
May /a, J. W. and T. Willacy, Liverpool, millers, at the. Office of T.
Murrows, Lower Castle-street, LiverpooL
May /9, J. Powell and W. 1). Ormond, Brisbl, wive-merehar..s; at
the Bush Tavern, Bristol.
May 50, W. B. Morgan and J. Dudden, Shepton-Malle:, Somerset,
bankers, at the George Inn, Shepton-Mallet.
May. 31, I. Tubbs, Liverpool, rape-maker, at the King's ,Irnis Inn,
Liverpool.
June I,J. YPCarty, Lisorpool inerchist„ at the York Hotel, Liverptiol.
May so, IL Wilson, II itienstimedide, Westinorelamd, drover, at the
Commercial Inn, Kendal.
May sr, J. itymill,,,liiinstan-upon-SI
George Inn. Shipsttm-tryon-Stower.
May 51, I. I Wipe, WhitCrla vett, Cumberland, insurance-broker, at fi.o.
Black Lion Ina, Whitehaven.
Mein 3i. T. Head, Nottingham, lace-ntanufacturer, at the Pumh Dow!,
N ottingham.
May :70; L umbrellaztratnifieturer, at :hi litiv's
• Hotel, Liverpool.
May iJ, T. ifiitiiteb, Shrewsbtuy, shoemaker, at thi 'Talbot Inn,

Wircester, curie, ti e

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fOircw :bury.
May .r', W. Leaks, .3.7o7.tirghsm, joiner, at the Spread. Eagle Irn,

Nottingham.
May 31, M. lireaves, llardey, Staffocd, er, at the Trentham
Arms Inn Trentham.
May 51, 'f."Bottontorc, Nottingham, conteettenc•., ,11,: Punch Bowl.
Nottingham.
CS:11'1'11;1C ATES, MAY 28.—W. CarrarS, Soot', Mims "Vident.-
sex, farmer—T. 'll endtat.
(;annon-street, inturance-broker—l. Taylor, Nottingham.. cotton-spin-
ner—W. B. Smart, St. Ives, Httntittd.l. M fellmunger- tr. Harrison,
Whitemnlostreut, Charing-Crows hroveri—J. end . ‘Voolfend.
Manchester,}ratters—M. Ilaphasid, Strand:4ar...R-1 Martin: BircMng-
hanu, wine-merchant -4. Jdt., Burford...la:l;ord, uukilcr—'.V. Bradley,
Reading. woollen-Li-taper—J. Stevt.r.-., Aichurelt-lanc. In:Haan—C.
lanningtun. I n uml-plr.U„ ille.tkiritmt-rod— B. 17.0111 r.,
51ont.touXtar: w‘ehart.llea-'.l. Tristram. Bilstun. co:.:-
ma to—A. Ilerjantit..-14&ton-rrarts Middlesex, mereirtat—J. La.
%Olson., Ilee-r.litur.. 141er-street, 11121elant.
PA:ITN FILSII,?t; Dissol,vED,
Gtxx!mst, Barbican. brass-founders.
B. Slop, and J. Rupsey,.Milboyull. P.q lxr, M'd,'le<tti. t.pwrights.
W. Austin and Co. Col•pece.row,
H. W. and .1. Warne:, Tottenhat-eourt.,,,,A,
T..lones and T. Sedmw.ch. :high Hilburn. tot k-n....rsta. titters.
J. Hid and .1. (*mat. Brawl, tinther.rnetthanti.
11. and W. Uptnn, I.,tartntlu S tsex, coal-n
W.%V:iite a d h;: cr liad.bone-pkt e, sOillice4 ttelle

attift, ix! Foris•
J. anti H. H. Green, 011(11..v. Worcc,ter. wl;itesmiths,
R.ll. and W. liar,,-Temeli, .

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F; ISA TO' I: S LONDON G AZETTE,MeII.

India-Rnard, WAitchoil, Mey 9. 161&
A Dispatch, dated Calcutta, the 10th of December, 1815.
of whico the following it an estnret, has been this day re-
Feb ed at the Fast India• House from Genet Al the Earl of :%loiszt,
R. G. Governor Gtmeral and Commander in Chielof the British
Territories in India.
" The possibility that a ship, now about to sail, may reach
Euglaud before our regular divatchus, wonld render it an im-
proper omission, did I not offer you by her my cmtgrattilaibms
on the close of the Gorklia war. The Treaty, w ithoot modifi-
cation of any of the articles which 1 thought toy self Ito tttttttttt
preserilo., has been siowd by the Gurkha Neguciators, tool
Mai yesterday ratified iii Council."
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