The National Register. — 1818-03-01 (London, England)

DIVIDENDS.  J. Stcwardson. Borough. hab:rdasher, Ntareh 17. J. Herbert. George-street, Foster-lane. warehouseman, Morel .1. IL Lean. Fenchurch-street, insurance broker, March 17. W. Boo:h, Hull-bridge, York, merchant, March V. J. Mattheos, Harefield, Alidillesex. shopkeeper. March 14. J. Arkwright. Liverpool. irookloodraper, March IR. T. NiiLl. Ohl Broad-street, insurance broker, March 17. W. Donn. lloaton, upholder, March 17. D. P. Davis, Bloomsbury-square. builder, March 17. J. Knott and W. Smith, Duke-strcet, Southwark, hat manufarturetv„ April 18. R. and J. Dickinson, St. John-street, Cleri.enwel:, bre% ers,, March 21. J. Weston, Pall.mall, vintner, Mardi 21. W. Roads, Chfonl. grocr, 31areli W. Lane, I litchin, patter-maker, Mareh2l. I'. Parker, Bristol, woollendraper, March 21. J • 'Jayne, Exeter, builder, Mardi 20. _CEIITIFICATES7—ManciI 17. ___  W. Bray, Colelnan-btreet-buililings, nierchant.—W. Hannert. Bath—Cooper. W. Nlutthews. Usk, set-ivy:RT.—W. S. faxen. Cy:. eliester, Knit:ere—B. Seim. Thirbk, Chester. umbrella-nniker.—.l. S. Bray. Col-tilan—treet. merchant.—M.. froward, Suitt!, borough Mill', Tunbridge, gunpowder-ti lan (duct art r. J. KW:ll*in. Leek, tarnier.—ll. bilk-I:ler:Li..— .1. Bell. Newcastle-upon-Tyne. statior.er.—.T.winiaim, street, broker.—G. Faveuc. Copthull-court, bill broker.  THE Dt. kt: of iVELLINGTOS.—TiIe an extract of a letter from Paris, dated the. Pith inst.:— " The Francis paps I's have given a pretty correct at-en:tut of the late attempt made 1.1/ the Diike of Wellington's hre; As to the discovery of its author, that continues involvel in mystery, notwithstanding the active researches of the police. It appears, however, that his Grace has been able to furni•ls some clue for their researches, which is still acting, upon, n",l which, fnr waist of sufficient time, has not yet led to one result. The Duke is said to have distinctly seen the iu i. dual who fired upon I , and to have ob:er ved that he wore mustaches; in consequence of this indication, many 1144 pay officers have received orders to quit Paris, awl utlis rs ate put ler strict surreillanre. It seems that the individual in question was pursued immediately after his ark tor, though not by the Duke's servants, n hose first attention n us directed to his Grace, bolt by some persons who happened •übe standing its Ii ant of a public house near the hotel. 'chi .0 followed him up to the Rue de la Madeleine, a dark and nu. frequented street, aml observed him to enter a 111.11%e No. the (lours wkids inimeiliately closed on Inns, They kaocke,t in vain at these doors. They slate, that the voices of several women and that of one man woe distinctly to be heard.— The 'toast: limn' is said to be one of ill fame. This intinmation was 'unfortunately not given to the Dnke's family, or the tmlice, mail late in the morning, in crinsequence of which neglect, when a search was made at the lii.li4e in question, nothing %sib to be found, exits usual ialialsitaints had digerpeas-ed." Another letter repeats the surmises, that the intended assassin was a Hanover ion officer, but attributes his revenge so jealously, and not, as alloilgeii ill former accounts, to a loving been coldly received by the Duke. The following instanee of juvenile suicide lately occurred as . f"licns in Norfolk :—.l Ott. about 13 years old, in the service complained to her mother that she was iree ~:1 I,ill ,:ful.l, m 4 d.ssatisticil with her service, and WAS advised to make lue• self easy. Shesty after, however, she was found upon her knees, in the calves' house, quite dead, wish a rope round her neck, nue end of which wa► tied to a small beam. It is supposed she had thrown herself nth the cribli to effect the dread. lid purpose. The Vietory stage coaels, from Chester to Manchester, was overturned last week,lie.ll arvis, by *bids the coachman hail his thigh broken, mud is suture dead , C."l as I.lr, of Chester, had his leg hithtokrniu IWO phiel.!,, and alit t. It teats pc.setigets bad limbs fracturtd,