The National Register.
London, England, 1816-04-07 00:00:00

BAN KIIT'PTS.

It. Tacit'''.Et2 Itriewr, J. PERSON, and 11. 1...1. S.ll. RA.
citAs, Lints. treet, merchants, April 9, IT, Nlay 18. at Guildhall.
Atts. Henna tta anal Co. King's Arm,-yard, Coleman-street
B. Gratattsas and T. ScirKl:B, liingswinford. Statlimlshire. iron-mas-
ters April I. 20, May 18, ut the George, Boardley. Att. Air. Con-
stalale, Syntoriel's-inn.
R. 1. %NE, Bergh Apton, Norfolk, shopkeeper, April 19. 20, May 18,
at tine kimtparn Horse, Norwich. Att. 7Mr. Huxley, Temple.
\V. N Emit, Fgreinont, currier, April 18, 19, May 18, at the Globe,
Coaterniuuth. Att. Mr. ('lenuell, Suiple-inn.
.1. Alta:Tim, Gainsborough. ship-builder, April 15, 16, May 1% at
the Saracen's Head, Lincoln. Atts. Longdill and Co. Gra.. 's
-inn.
J. Co 2E'rEu, Newbury. clothier, April 9, 20, May 18, at Guildhall.
Au. Mr. l'hipps Weaver's-hull, Dasingliall-street.
W. Don It/4E, Britlgnorth, miller, April 19, 20, May 18, at the Crown
inn and Royal Hotel, Htidbmorth. Atts. Preslund and Co. Bruns-
wich-square.
T. C. Du tiT, Catherine-court, Tower-hill, ship-owner, April 9.3, 27.
May 18, at (; uildliall. Au. Mr. Jones, Great ‘Vinchester-strect.
R. Ittin, Field balling, Nortialk, grocer, April 20, 23, May 18, at
the Angel, Norwich. Att. Mr. IViniltua, Bartlett's-buildings.
J. PaLsrua. taylor, Apnl 20, 23, May 18, at Guildhall.
Att. Mr. Burton, New North-street, Bed Lion-square.
E..lllCaime, Workswurth, victualler, April 17, 18, May IS, at the
White Hart, Duffield. Arts. Lung and Co. lielborn-court, kiray's-
inn.
J. IV it !AI:, Wood-street. hosier, April 9, 1.6, May IS, at Guildhall.
Atts. 11'alkerand Co. s)kl Jewry.
J. Haat uv, Chalon, ric..chant, April 10, 27, May IS, at Guildhall.
Att. Mr Griffith, Middle-Temple-buildings.
S. licturos, Kingston-upon-Hull, confectaincr, April 11, In, May
18, at the Old Sind-hill Inn, York. Ards. Bell and Co. Bow Church-
yard.
J. NAISII, Bitton, engineer, April 19, 20, May IS, nt the Castle and
Ball, Bath. Atts. Bridges and Co. Red Lion-square.
J. .MasoN, Little Thorock. hay-dealer, April* 13, 20, May 18, at
Caddhall. Att. Mr. Jones, Size-Luie.
W. S. Rona, Illackfriar's-road, merchant, April 13, 20, May 18, at
Guildhall. Attu. Waleson and ('o. A ustin-tnars.
.1. STlltElt, Walliam-green, mrrket.gardener, April 9, 23, May 18,
at Guildhall Att Mr. Tucker, Bartletes-builtungs.
k I). A. T. Yonsra, Water-lane, Fleet-street, carpenter, April 20, 27.
May IS, aitGuildliall. Atts. Amery and Co. Lothbury.
J. H. I:it:wt.:it, Poplar, shipwright. April 20, 23, May 18, at Gund-
hull. Att,. Knight and Co. Basinghall.street.
DIVIDENDS.
April 27, S. Bird, Norwich. jeweller, at Guildhall-May 25, W.
Clark, Water-lane. Tower-street, merchant, at Guildhall-April 2,1„.
J. Blackburn, Duke-street, Aldgate, menter, at Guildhall-June 4, A.
K. Mackenzie and K. Abbott. Austin-Friars, merchants, at Guilddall
-May 4, J. and T. Ellis, anti F. Alder. Crooked-lane, merchants, at
Guildhall-May 4, W. Oliver. and G. H. Townsend, Howford-baild-
ings, Fenchurch-street, coal-merchants. at Guildhall-April 30, M.
Dicks, Salisbury Place, Surrey, baker, at Gitikkall-May 1, C. F.
Bawlins, Bristol, wholesale-grocer, at the Gaminelial Room Bristol-
May I, J. W. Ashwell. Colchester, grater, atthc Red Lien Inn, Col-
chester-April 59,, F. IVoodeock, Hinckley, I.eic..ste-r. farmer, at the
George-Inn, Hinckley-April 29, D. Bulfonl, Taunton. Somerset.
grocer, at the Market-house, Taunton-7May 4, R. Adams. ladienitam.
Leicester, grazier, at the George Inn, Market-Ilarborough-May
.1. Ilisare. Derby, Inn-keeper, at the King's Head-Inn, ricrhy-April
27, J. Seabrooke, Leadenhall-street, man s-inetter, art;uildh 11-April
27," W. Williams, Tufts. Norfolk, carpenter, at. eittildhall-May 7,
.1. Dodd. Norfolk-street. Middlesex-hospital. cheestanonwr, ar Guild-
hall-April 27, A. and I'. Conlon, Church-street, Soho, toy-lots, at
Guildhall-Al:ay 4, and F. Kent, M:uk-lane, wine-merchant, at
T. 'l'. Steele, Chester, woollen-dtaper, at the White
I.ion Inc, Chester-May 1, J. Brown, Glenttiird-Briggs. Lincoln.
mercer, at the Angel Inn, Glamford-Rriggs-April 50, IV, Valiance.
Wyonatla-Nlarsh, Bucks, paper-maker, at Guildhall-April 27, M.
Nfacgaie, Jennyn-street, teilliner, at Guildhall-April 29, E. and E.
Johnson, Fleet, Lincoln. drapers. at the Chequer-Inn, Holboach-
April 27 R. Are, Spalding, Lincoln, merchant, at the White Hatt
Inn. Spillini,-April 27, .1. and G. Swan, and H..ttalerson, Wapping
Wall, merchants, at Guildhall-April 27. 11. and J. 11. Stunners
New Bridge-street, brokers, att Guildhall-April 20..1. Leonard, Little;
Ilampion.Wurcester„ of Citililltall-April 27, W. and W. Judd. Ban-
bury. 41ifrit. and IL Judd, Birmingham, carriers, at the White Lion
Inn, Bamintry-April 25. 'l'. I). Lanham, and .1. Perry, Devonshire-
square. merchants, at Gaildhall-April 22, R. Wilson, Pontefract,
York. money-scrivener. at the George•lnn, York-April 27, W.
Tongue, Birmingham. jeweller, rt the ittual hotel, klinutogbant.

('I:RTIP[('A'iI S—.trnll.?7.

J. F.lcy, Blickfriffrs-nisid. brewer.—l I. Duckworth, Liverpool, mer-
chant—(.. Lander, of Birmingliatt, jeweller—J. Gmfm, Bitcklmd-
. Common, Rocky, timber-merchant—J. M. Pitman• Sun-Greet, wllotva
Manning, I.4altliwell. Devon, butcher—.l. W. ant J.
Maautelutel,;l`. Glutton, and .t. I•latlf, Britlgn. sAnp, carpet
manufacmtcrs—.W. Walter, Crawford-stmt, llarybone• cabinet.
maker-11. Greenwood, ttuddrraiitld, I.artea,ter Flwict.
Wakefield, York, upholiterer--H. Ja ob, Bartholomew.Clcse,
1.. lamioine, I►nthrd.stmt, ha-tor—S. Sack, (;r:ztt
hall, F.,,wx. tanne:--G. Cuff, Leadcnhall-•tart, ma:Moat—b. T.
Emett. Manmaslield, Glotace,ter, shopkeoper—l. Nice, Stepney. un-
dertaker—P. Prince, Sheffield, pricer—J. Flockno, Daverdry. North-
ampton, shopkee:irr—J. anal Heald. catele.on-
street. mcn•hants--P. Plymouth-Bork, bat t—T. Handley,
Waakot, Warwick, salenfan.
PAItTIS PSI DISiOLVED,

G. and J. l're;;;, 111irrett and. Ellaby,
Emberton, lace-inatitifacteros.:-I.mick anti Ttieditt, spruce-beer-
inokeri—Kent and I)encon, .at. Albans. plumbers-4J. anti D. Chad-
. wick, itichminidi, Yorktitiro tallowwleinsileris—Moere and Co. (1...
goo, inerehants--Niartin civil Smith. N'arivii.4l,.nplidistereri--riewher
aril Ili liag, Brighthehnaton, linen-thaperN—Lansdown and Dory,
SCAlthalLpton, ironnongers—K Fe.' and 'l'otnkins. Abingdon, bankers
—G.. and T. Millen, kititlerutinms, attoenies--iiainea arxl Tunier,
Niargaretsatreet, St. Nfairy.le-bone, printer.—Tiowlea and Hopkins,
slmeing-smith—enl,hanie and li.c.rriwin, ilmtighton-hi-
forness, Lancashire, spinet -deolersi--11. and U. Zachary, PI) month,
teawlialers—tianner and thylis, NOtl-suctc,. Vi-Lstinimter, winking-
Clew:Hers-I'. and J.. limn, flishm:",:gatc.,:rect-witimet. weavers—
: 'rlionias and &i. Chyendon, tallow-chandlers---Ir.kpcn and
'flkhank. Charlton-street, Sonicii-enwn. iitcpenters--Potter and t'o.
Ilrisco. tit. Anthonys.. and Neveastle-uyornTyno, common-brewers—
.tsser and Bellairs. Kiacworth. and W. okibury.
Shropshire, corn-facture--l:. S. and W. 11. 1.. NValcutti. Worcester,
booksellers;

THE. NA.TION AL REGISTER.

LOO noN :
St;.YDAIC, APRIL 7.

Purr Paper! to the 4th inst. hams arrival, but which
arc as barren of important intelligfnee as those that
hare preceded them, . during. the week. Twenty-five
Owns:tad troops and Gir pieces of curium have been re-
viewed in the .Champ de Mars by Monsieur, aewinkacietL

by his suns, :k iadame followin; in an open calash. These
military spectacles can•only remind them of the national
humiliation and their Shriner military glory, which has
ben extinguished by the victorious enemies of the late
Usurper. An ordinance has been issued regulatilg anew
the Legion of Honour, which is henceforth to be called
the Royal Order of the Legion of Honour, and is to
hold its annual festival on the 13th of July, the day of
St. Henry
An anecdote, generally accredited, is current in Paris:
.—The King has been long in treaty with the Pope, to
tmgage him to repeal the Concordat. On the compliance
of his Witless, all the Constitutional Bishops, Cainba-
•eures, Sre. would be ejected, and the numerous vacancies
be filled up by' the less obnoxious Prelates of the Court.
Alter a thousand obstacles, the Pope signified his con-
sent, but on condition that the Order of Jesuits should
be re-established in France. The King has complied,
and it is mutually agreed that the hitter part of the con-
vention is to be executed in 1618, as by that time it is
probable the public mind will be well indodrined to re-
ceive the order. _

The Moseiteur of the 28th contains a Report of the
Minister of the Interior on the State of Commerce, and
making every allowance for exaggeration, it bears with
it a convincing proof, that the tranquillity of France re-
quires only to be firmly established, to create an alarming
competition with this country in every department of
trades and manufactures. The silk and cotton manu-
factures of France present at this time an animated spec-
tacle. The former at Avignon have experienced the
most important improvement. The number of silk looms
in activity during the 4th quarter of 1813, surpassed by
more than WO, that of the preeMing quarter. The spun
cottons of Rouen have been much in demand, and of vel-
veteens an increased sale has taken place of 2,100 pieces.

The last letters from Spain announce an interesting
piece of information,•—the detection of a conspiracy
against Ferdinand Vt.!. Government suspecting that
some plan was in agitation dangerous to the peace of the
city, ascertained the names of the conspirators, immedi-
ately had them arrested, and had the torture inflicted
upou them, according to the former custom of Spain, in
order to extort from them the object of the conspiracy.
From the declaration of some of the conspirators, it was
ascertained that the conspiracy had in view the extinc-
tion of the present King of Spain, and their Royal High-
losses his brothers, &c.

Dear-Admiral Sir Pultney Malcolm is appointed to
succeed Sir George Cockburn in the command at St.
Helena, the Cape of Good Hope, and the Mauritius.—
Sir Pultney arrived at Portsmouth on Thursday morning,
dud hoisted his flap• in the Newcastle, 50, Captain Mey-
sten. He kill sail for the command in about ten days.

Charleston and Virginia papers state, that an epidemical
disease, very destnictivc in its effects, has again made its
Ispix....lrence in Virginia► and North Carolina. The mor-
tality among the inhabitants of the adjoining counties to
!Cork°lk has exceeded the ravages of the fatal Epedemia
in the winter of 1814-15.

It is stated in the Brussels papers, under the head of
Vienna, that the person who lately made his appcamucc
at Warsaw, as an Asiatic Prince, awl son of the Emperor
df the 13ramins, is an impostor. This discovery is stated
to have been made at Bucharest, where he was met some
time ago by Major Stewart, Aid-de-Camp to the Earl of
Moira, assisted by the English Consul, resident in that

city.
The last accounts•from Corfu are not quite so favoura-
ble, the plague having broken out in another village.
The Widow of Gen. \Vashington has consented to the
removal of her husbantrs remains to a spot on which it is
proposed to erect a national monument to his memory.
In her answer to the President of the United States on
the subject, she says—" Taught by the great example
which I have so long had betinv me, never to oppose my
private wishes to the public will, I must consent to the
request made by Congress, which you have had the goo&
ness to transmit to me; and in doing this, I need nut, I
cannot say, what a sacrifice of individual feeling I make
to a sense of public duty."
It was reported yesterday in the Court of Chancery,
that Mr. Leach is going to Ireland as Lord Chancellor.
The Earl of Gosford has ordered every man Monging
to the Armagh regiment of militia to be presented with
Bible on his discharge. The number ordered is three
lay:demi and twenty.