The National Register.
London, England, 1819-02-01 00:00:00

DIVIDIENDS.

J. Tappenden, Favertham. J. Tappenden, Stourmouth. Kent, and
F. Tappeadeo, Aberdare, Glamorgan'hire, iron outliers, Feb. 11.
J. Machin and J. Burton, Great Guildford Street, Surrey, engineer",
Feb. 20.
T. R. and J. Bodill, Nottingham, hatters, Feb. IL
G. Osborne. Billiter Square, merchant, Nfarch 6.
T. Sisley. Isle of Thanet, merchant. Feb. 20.
B._Fleteher, Deptford, linendraper, Feb. 2.
E O'Neill, Liverpool. cooper, Feb. 19.
It. Al`Brair, Fes Court, brolusr. F4l. 16.
A. Gramm, Queen Street, Chespeide, merchant, Feb. IS.
J. Spark's and A. Coles. Portland Street, coach makers. Pe►. 16.
N. Le Cheminant and J. Via den Korchove. London, merchant,
Feb. !O.

CERTIFICATES—Feb.I6.

E. Braband, Manchester, dealer—P. Martin. Oxford Street, book.
llerbeit, Hanway Street, Oxford Street. haberdasher—M.
and S. Rowell, High Holborn, paper hangers—T. and J. Dawson,
Keels, Yorkshire, drapers—T. Saes, Collier's-rent. Southwark, fell-
monger,—R. Norton. jun. Charlotte Street, Rathbone-place, paper-
hanger—J. Woodrootfe,Commeroial road, Mldad asx,broker.

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WALBROOK ELECTIOY.

The Election of Common Councilmen to serve for this
Ward dosed on Wednesday at three o'clock, when the inns-
ben on the gross poll were as follows.

Mr. S. Heywood ... It Mr. T. Hale
Mr. M. Gibbs ... 79 I Mr. T. N. Williams ... 71
Mr. W. Pearce ... 78 I Mr. W. Woodward ... SS
Sir Thomas 801 l 76 Mr. J. G. Cope ... 44
Mr. T. Williams ... 75 Mr. G. R. Shuttleworth... $1
The Lord Mayor declared rite choice of the ward to have
fallen epoo the first eight gentlemen in the list, and they
were sworn in accordingly.

After all the members bad cemeladed their expressier of
tinsels,
'fbe Lord Mayor addressed the Ward, cad in a speech of
eery tensiderable length defended himself from the charges
which had bee. made tepee him by Mr. Gibbons ea Monday.
The topics lie chiefly dwelt upon (independently of his per-
sonal erintination on Mr. Gibbons, and as we understood Mr.
T. NI. Williams, which were by ■e means sparingly applied)
were, his conanct at the election on the 21st of December,
and the 'object of the refusal of the accounts. Upon the
former, be observed, that his only motive in refusing to put
Mr.Situttleworth in nomination, was to save time, and to
consult the feelings of that gentleman, who had sap ti
his unwillingness to serve. Upon the subject oldie accouNts,
be pledged himself in the most sole's* nsamser, before that
Great Being from whom truth could net be concealed, that
(notwithstanding the oath to the contrary) the account book
had been produced and laid on the table. (Mr. Gibbons
interrupting," lint not the honk as required by Act of Par-
liament.") The Lard Mayor 'NM the book which he took,
and whirls he believed the Act to empire, was produced, and
that he was ready to attest on oath As to his telling Mr.
Deputy 14'illisias not to produce the accounts that day, he
did not deny the fact ; bat it should be recollected (as we
understood Isis Lordship) that these 11CC91/11t$ had been passed
and !audited by him, and stmt he would not have douse so
without very Ratline inquiry if any of them had been dis—
puted ; but that being paned there was nu appeal. Ili..
Lordship was frespiently interrupted to the noise of his
speech, as well by the tumultuous applanse of those who ►sap.
ported, as by the equally discordant nuises of those who dis-
sented from him.

WESTMINSTER r.LECTION.—A Dinner was given on Wed-
riP9dAy to Mr. Hohhouse, by the parishes ot St. Jaunt's and et.
Anne. Mr. Flubliouse realy to be at all times
the iireit fI he popuhrlet!itiva. esseil a hope that the
thee was labia pF roachin; wilr the par. iamentiary represents.
tars weald be chow° by thc i.e wII al the nautili, without
any rotten but it ughs. Sir F. 1. Batt, %vim was pi revolt,
that although men talc : of ag -e upon this Or Ike.
particular ipie;rioitoite%ertlirlesa t. at AK I cal reform was .
,oimov fleCeSt.alsc was at•kiiiiu u b 7 dal. NJ... Thriv, as.
and Major ['omits wrie aurrhig the 0u.•.4 : .Nlajut Cartwright
AO his healiii drank in his ah,ticre,

Sr. Asitoastw's. Hotinottle —We have been very ranch gratified
by a sight of the iinprereinents which have taken place iu the in-
terior o' the parish church of St. Andrew's, Holborn. Utility and
ornaiiiitar lute teeth been consulted—the first for the advantaga of
those w:ions it nuid concerns, the poor ; the last for the gr.stification
of diner by whim' it is alone uts!entoisl, persons of good taste. A
line of extra-pews has been piked oa each side tor the parishioners
genersity, and a alcry has been built for the exclusive Accornino-
dsti in of the children of the National Seivol; thus 'several litintlreti
addititaal pet..ons may now have a convenient sitting ; a circum-
stance not more conducive to individual condi/It thin to the ;merit!
order of the congregation. The orna.attits consist chiefly or small
chanddieri, to be lighte-1 with gas, instead of the old cutnhersotur
bran, eanllec; of a siteees-ful iniitetion of triatl.;e *aced on
t'.; whi.-h before were of a rough thirty white ; mid of a rich
but si nide cohnirinz. %filch give 3 a usezniliciiit and solemn edict
to the spacious altar. Tile whole has, we ustiessiamil, balm directed
lustier Use super mended= of AIL 1.; ools.

FOREIGN

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PRANCE.
PARIS, JAN. 23. —The presence of one of the English
Prier., of the Blood at the solemn ceremony eeisslstated ie
the chnrch of St. Denis, to the memory of Louis XVI. pre.
'egged an interesting particnlarity. The Duke at Glocestor,
and suite, of 4 personages, attired like the Prince In rullOiry
uniform, were conducted by 11-e Grand Master et IM Cola_
monies to a seat in front of the Al rushers it the Royal Dimity.
The bench reserved for the illestrions traveller wag that whisk
is generally appropriated fur the Judie* of the Coevti.lige
Royal Hughnyas invited two ladies wit. were on tie sec's*,
beech to take their seats near him. The Prince were, Wh,
mourning insignia, black pantaloons and a crape scarf; il4.
appeared deeply affected doting the reading of the pious wilr4;.l
to which he listened w.th remarkable attention. •
His Royal Highness will set off un Tuesday next f 04.4.4
taitiebleau, accompanied by Prince de l'alleyrend, sr
will remain I days.
It is asserted, that eight days age a ceuricr, charged tli r
tie' Rome. very important despatches left this ca for Roe.
known whether biese
despatches ate relative to the els'io
clesiastical affairs et France, et to the Coronation
The Bulletin if the Laws. No. 357, which has jest here
published, centains a Royal ordinance, dated the MA %Man%
which assiges a pension of 110,000 francs to Count Corvette,
in recompense of distieguished service as Minister of ?anise-.
A German astronomer has predicted the weather of Its
present year. The spring, he says, will commence eerly ; the
months of March and April will be very Bee all the harvest,
will be abundant, the cherries and prunes alone will fail: Om
wine will be of excellent quality, and above all very micelle'
rine, but there will be less of it than in 1818: there win hi-
some dry fogs in the 'tenth of August, and the mouth of Sep-
leather will have some very cold days in it. Those whir Ilte
near volcanoes must be on their guard, air there will he mat"-
eruptions, preceded by earthquakes. Tern comets will ap-
proach our planet, but not cause any evil. They will lie with-
out tails, and trued it la Titer. Sways Dee Gwen' de Buren&
The cause of Creueral Unmans will rot be tried this assize.
as was expected, as the Gemmel has appealed against the ic-
dictment.

French funds.—Jan. 22.—Five per cents. GBf. 20c ; Bank
Stock 1.500 f.
Paris,Jan. N. It was erroneously announced in a jnataii
of yesterday, that the Countess et Gotbloud (Queen oldwe•
Bleu) is ill. The Countess gees out ever day, and enjoys sezet,
lent he:ans.—Journal de Pant.

On the occasion of the anniversary of the 91st January, his
Majesty has pardamed a individuals detained at Paris 0a
dithireat cupric:liana, at which five were for whir's* cairn's.

The Baron Bravo, booker and director of the Wiwi,. at
Vienna, has stopped payment. As thi► is a very 'raiment
Mouse, the Austrian Government has permitted him to dispose
of the that by lottery. The-strainber of liekets will pie

The Wag of Wm teruberg, in respect to thomernory of his
late (defer), has ordered the school for young ladies, founded,
by the Princess, to be called the School of Catliasine.
A letter from Narbonne says' that " • 'oldie'. of the Legios
of the Aude, who bad obtained his leave of ab•enee. and a as
going home, was attacked near Durban by a tuck I waive.,
that for some time had perpetrated in that neiehlsoorborsi the
greatest ravages. The atrronuutate man seemed to have vivo,.
Duly defended himself with biosword, but he could not
the number of his oar mies. A wolf was found deisd by the
side of the mangled and half-devoured body of this 'unhappy
soldier. The Suis-Pretect, informed of this cruel evttst, hal
andel ed a general Willie in this disttirt."
There prevails at Petersburgh, as also at Stockholm, a tern.
perature se mild, that the oldest inhabitants can remeniner
no example of it. S I trees and shi ulis put forth leaver,
and eveu cowers, at Christmas ; but the want of snow ..inl ice,
.in depriving commerce, the mines, and agriculture of their
usual means of carriage, throws a great gloom over the inJus-
trims. classes. The lazy citizen even complains of the wea-
ther, as it prevents him from enjoying the diversion of hie
sledge.
The Russian Government refuse, to parebase the ingots of
gold and silver at tue exorbitant price required for them by
the English, so that these speculators most take them to some
other market.

Au article from Schell.haufes mentions rather a •insular fact
with 'toad to the attempt •f the Jeseits t• establish them-
selves in Switzerland--au attempt which is truly di scribed as
a brand of di.,c•rd thrown into the country, the pernicious
consequences of which it is iuytos•ible to calculi. te. It seems
that all their endeavours to establish themselves lu any of the
Catholic completely-failed ; and 116.11 only
territories in which they have gained a footing are Inuit of
Fribourg and Valais, where, however, they asps.' truer a
strong ettpumit ion, which Not all the menaces of the author'
ties Can alit trA1,1414..

The new system of customs estatalished in Prussia is en.
forced with 4 degree of rigour winch is the cause of general
complaint. For some weeks towards the sad of last year, the
gates of the city of Munster wore shut ; and while extraordi.
nary patted.. traversed the city gensirsrmes sod dortainers oc-
impicd themselves in searching the merchants' SIDI t”., grans.
ries, Sic. sad even private houses, in order to make discos,.
lies,
French Food:, Jan. 23.-5 per Cents. f 031600.
The expenses of the Jimmies made the niembi as of the
Imperial Family of litis,ata ate z.sio to auwunt to several mil.
of francs. _

Otitis,: the y ar 1810.1, thrte Here in Coi'ruitagrm 2,244
births, and 3,068 deaths, of N Inch 21 wen! StliChteA.

Account from Spans make meat ia:n of • cunsa.i.licy in Va.
ameas, against General Lim, the Ciuvernor of the reiieee,
winch ended by displaying the spirit of that officer in an ad.
v tiolngeois. light. He piece. tied ttitis .1 f .ice le .I.3'eflt tna
guilt), whom lie found assembled caan,aeasbie noiadase.-
o.or of tames, All uHtcer, st.tbbe d hint IU 'bp Miss 1% a ddif•
ger, when Cite Civret•l 1411 ham. .0014, ..r. uls the
body, and ',died him on tale Fedivr I..au, G. po. al •f
he C, au dello s, was been VII Urn( Li to gait Ilie Spa i‘as evisaa ;
and repos* tl.4i Own Pedals Cevailos is wire sure SO.
assiwu a• the Uallia.-ay 05 1''oi01:411 Ail air..

fhc assUratire Orr 1.11..ty gay..l,) the pithlic,tlyel
1 fill h... 1 MA 14 miy 1,411 1,1 lOr rroylssCC• ut Vigor tufa.*
but al 1,1111 uy w kite I 014 I VII lur uoot iiiii lig of 1, !rola
.:.,galena. II appriv• 111 r wawa.. alas Ife.ey 4 to. de stleret oa
ii.v pwi t ul :V11.1.1141 c...thected ‘s.th as llNvoi 1.16i1 Over-
a il,nua bad to sit ; nod 1,1" Ol . i•lorpo‘e hr e•oilrol
se.; of the a. oleo' vl aieuther iuee.eatnithei io tiaa.l
Mee tugs t hrough.