The National Register. — London, England, 1820-03-13 00:00:00

11AN fiItUrfCIFAI ISNLAI1014). 'T. I..lston and S. 110... Ahron tinier 14112. Lancashire • machine n , 01.tr,.. iron' Alairli 23 to April 15.. .1. ‘k ioßrOtittO:ll, .11.111ChCater. i s fOLll .Nlarc!‘ 23 to April In. It. lilt aye, Altrincham, Cheshire, flour dealer, from March 21 to Aprills. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. T. T. Smith, liano.don Clity3, Essex, butcher. E. R. Woods, Ke:vetlort. ESA X. shopkeeper. BANK IWPTs. \V. P. Hatch, Sitipdhant, Notlidk, tanner. Solicitor, Mr. Abbott, Rolls Buildings, Chancery Lane. A. Kelly, Colton:lde, Pail Mull, jeweller. Sal. Mi. Warrant!, Mark Lane. M. J Gray. Cannon Street Road, wine raerchants Sol: Ms. Vaveah, Tokenlionse Yard. W. Martin, Ormond Street, Queen Synne. livery stable keeper. Sal. Mr. Vincent. Betiford Street, Bedford Square. J. Hopkins. Liverpool, merchant. So 6. Messrs . ,. IGuck.stock and Bunke, Temple. G. Wilbec. hltham, Kent, carpenter. Sol. Mr. Pearson, Temple. G. Wilkins. Bradford. Wills. victualler. Sols. Messrs. Ad lington and Gregory, Beilktrd J. Ifickenson. Lower prH.:4litan, cattle dealer. Sol. Mr. Gray, Kingsland Road. is , 7 J. M. Langley. New ~Street, Strand, apothecary. Sol. Mr. Hunt. Surrey Street, Strand. 14. Hay. Kens.ngton, boardhg house keeper. Sol. Mr. Poii!ips, King Street. Covent Garden. F. C. !Ailey, Copthall Buildings, Coleman Street, to'lor. Mossn.. Knight and Freeman. Bitsitighall Steer. It. Down, Bridgwater, iron thunder. Sots. Messnt. Alexander and Moline, New Inn. 'l'. It. lloggatt, Itoscastle. Cornwall, draper. Sols. Messrs. Drake, Church, and Drake, Red Lion Square. J. Rogerson ' Hornahaw, Lanrn.hire, attetioneer. Sols. :Messrs. Clarke, Ilicharda, and Metlealf, Chancery Lane. DIVIDENDS. - April 8, W.Blackburnand I.e.i.liosseatt, City Mad. corn dealers--4, G. Lain , ;, Commercial Sale Ito nit, ILliciog Lane, merchant-8, in, W. Whitehouse, and .1. Gallam Liverpool. 11, li. and .1. Giay, R. Wilson, and J. Ilieltard3on, Liverpool, niereliant , 4-8, T. Ilefbert, Chequer Yard, Dowgate Hill, cotton merchant-8. J. King, Neadi. Glamorgan, irommiger— Is. W. Vickie, Little St. Thomas Apot.tie, merclumi-8, G. Elmer, Nlisilcy, merchant-8, 'l'. Nimbi, White flat Yard, Middlesex, victualler —I, J. liudgen, Dartford, paper maker 6, J. Atherton, Liverpool, bosit.-4, J. limey, Exeter, cur ia:titer—July 18, .1. West and T. J. Culliftml, Great Win chester street, insurance brokers. C E lITI Fl C A TES to be grintel April 1. Carnfortlu, Liverpool, merchant Ale Lean, I.amb Street. Spitaltbekla, potatoe merchant—T. Col,ins, tiry Lane, grocer —W. Worrell, Liverpool, merchant—C. %Volk's Cheltenham. builder—T. I). Smith. Rotherhithe, cork ntanulactu►er—M. Aaliborne, Derby, malt ter C. Earilley, S:ockport. cotton spinner--J. Barlow. Manchester, innkeeper. V.!'nce of tioctio. Bank Stork thustittut 0. S per It cut. Red. 1:81 Imp. 3 per Cent. 3 per Ceut. 6131 lutita is 0111 i, 144. di,. 3i Re' Cettt.7l* India Stork 4 per Cettl. bee Exchequer Hill. 2.. dis. per Cent. 104 i Cutts. fur A. oSI., L me Atm. Lottery Tici..ei.£23 24. THE NATio vAL REGISTER. Lot Doit. MONDAY, MARCH is. Welave received the Paris Joannals of Tuesday last, and Brussels papers of the 9th instant, 'the former are totally destitute of intelligence; we learn from the latter, that the hostility,' against the liberty of the press, the liberty of speech, and even the liberty of opinion, is carried on vigorously by the Government of the Netherlands against all those who are considered as offending. The seven Lawyers whn signed an opinion in favoor of Mr. Von Stratten, who has published a work cm the Present State of the Netherlands, have been con. fined to•their houses, and are still under the surrei.- lance of the Police. Another Lawyer, the Editor of a Piper, was arrested when coming out of the Court of Louvain ; and many others have been taken into custody. These proceedings have excited great curiosity and ei.;Tontent in the public mind. The murder of the Duke of Berry is represented in n Frankfort article as having pro:Neel a very bad fleet on the Pahhe Funds in Germany, especially at Viouia. The Congress there, it ;s said, is likcly to sit till May ; and proceeds very slowly - in its laLitirs. TtterF.lection, 111)&1 , ot:dog but the Election, now forzus the Sul,.ject of conversation every where. —The popoL:r rand watcs in the City of L.atibin are at peseta behital hand ; Lut we have .votl grounds for sopposio4 tha: i: is by a ruse de . gsier re • I: their pr:.—Of,-IVemaii , :-.ter we can hardly f..;•tu tin tpittion, >Nrlittie known frwm tint flrtst day's pull ; but .the ; ;; eneral eNp,:•::;tzion is, Vt.oteis and Me.:l.aolt wi:l be the weathers-re tnruel In t!:.: llorou i ;11 of Soutli:var..k poor Sir Thomas Titito:t ina,:e. Lot little tray agaiikt the It.! got, aial ws-'d t;c:t.rvcs to get, litai.ing: kir 1:k Ir(.11; Ie br.t the of!tilose ul-1.1.1u1 crew: .n a :C.,iiliZal.,();y4)- ~, • • TII E NATION-1 L ECAST F.R. punt he has apostatized Ircvendy ; and in Sou:h 'mirk apostasy ix abhorred, not r!-Nurd..,:l as it is c'srwherc. A strong contest will eeraini; take plu e titr the county of Middlesex ; it Will be seen, that a Vhig Candidate has been stance in the per son of the late .Nlr Whitbread's se , ..ond S.m ; and we rejoice to state, that Sir Francis 11,irtlett mated, - and will support him ; we rejoice at this for two reasons ; first, because we heartily wish him SUCCCSA, and know that Sir Francis is a tower of s trength, and secondly, because we hope we see in the worthy Baronet's coining forward a pledge of that re-tinion of parties that all good men must wish may• proceed plcasatitly nod' advattta . geously together on a journey, Omagh going dif ferent distatweß, and there can be no reason why the Iroigs and the Ultra Reformers should not asso ciate their eflhrts till reform has been obtained, as far as Ova more moderate refhrmers wish it, and each can secede us soon as lit •cloto ;4 ii has been done. The dissentious ereaied by the cne ,mics to all refilrm, between its friends in different degrees, have done more injury than any tiling. else to the God-like cause. A Spanish proverb says, that " The devil always serves his friends at a lust pinch ;" and ministers may well apply- the proverb to themselves, in the discovery of 111, <Jain Street Gang at the moment of dissolution ; altliough no justification of their live infamous measures—al though neither of those measures can be made of utility for the punishment of the gang, nor was of use in discovering it, yet the panders of ad ministration uctually make it a grand stalking horse to prove the necessity of them, and aided by the cry of danger and ramilicat!on, and half a dozen other equally unfounded and foolish cries, many weak-minded men will be induced to vote in their favour, who would have opposed their minions but • for this infernal plot. A puerile attempt at opposition was tirade to , the late worthy Members for Norwich—how contomp tible it was, may be seen by the account we give of it in another column. " TUC peace of the Countynf Norfolk is not to be disturbed," for such hi the phrase of the day ;bu the real meaning of th 6 language is, that, by the side of the undaunted Champion of Freedom a Gentleman is about to be returned to Pa•liament without opposition, who will be fonnd, in these perilous times, pursuing ro aptirucal line in the train of despotism. Of his parliamentary career we have lately given such a sketch, as to joitify tiro most melancholy forehodnigs of his fottit , - e:;ndaer, and to warrant the must gl-anny anticipation of• his coming atchievements in the ministerial rata*. ‘Ve particularly recommend his (Kends to ruminate deeply on one of his public acts, and then to feel triumph, it' they caa, in sending such a repre,•enta. tive into the senate —Wc allude to his vote in f4Vour of a grant of 10,0001. a year to the Doke of York ; a grant which, unlike the dew of heaven, neither blesseth hint that gives nor him that tubes. That a county member, and that member one of the repre sentatives of this great and opulent county, should not have deemed it foul scorn to lend himself to such an act, is astonishing to-us, even in this very degenerate age of seifism luta o!'L•ampromising obse quiousnese.—When we invite the attention of his er:entls to this net, we do not a:peal to Cie jut4r, incto ut th.tt, host of pry-masters, contractors, intt big statordistributors,-ivAttll revel in his trait" on that day of electimt : wiii at on at! deny the exisactice of all poftlic virtue; and tise most nply w can MAC_ to them is, in Coe Worth of Di. doltrooint, who, on being told that Foote iv es an at heist,:s3id, my dog, tir he acver thiel“:"*-witlt weir men, tla-retOre, We can IwL•; no co inannion. , SpVtlki lig Ili . sorb 111 . 11, JO!) hSIIII FaY4, " At .the conciusi.ei of a inaily .. yezivii war how are we nvom iicased fur Ow death of ;mil the cxpcnce of but by etiweatipt.a 604 slit' sullen g)• Wits of contrietorA, u-,;;Aits a. 1.1 pay.tvo . ter4, wi g w e nj,..;sll:mc 83 lit.e ex .N*1 11 69 1 ) 3; these are the men who, without virtue, laismr, or lrizar,i, are growing tich as their ontitry' is ifnpoverished; they rejoice, when obsti. intey or airl>ition midi.; another year to slaughter and devastation; and laugh from their desks at bravery and aeicace, while they art: adding kri re to figure, and cypher to cypher, hoping for a new contract from a new armament, and onnputing .the profits of a sik•go, or :t tempest." Such men are wholly limn siring on at jnry to deciic any great qumion of public principle, but we appeal to the eahn and unbiassed judgement or those honest and retired country gentleonm an.l yeomen, who sup; art our adversary, to know what are their con seientioui opinions of the I. , ,raitt of 10,0001. a-year to the Doke of' York for per:liming those instinctive ofikes of' filial duty, which derive all flick grace from Ling unbought ; are their minas qoite at ease in re:aiming a representative, who has parti cipated in an act of so find a character ? DiLs not the restless anxiety of an upri,,ht mind harass theta when they consult their pillows upon this base pres titution of the public money ? To the country gentlemen, and the yeomanry, we lock for a plain unrophisth :nett -answer to these. queries, -as we be-•• Neve that they are a set of men who , still cherish arise old-fashionel and primitive notions of integrir ty and justice, which have fie.: front courts ant cabinets. extrema per itectitin exresienn terti, V1:414;i t'iecit, For the indlzendent and :enlightened Electors of Norfolk we entertain the highest respect; anti we tire persuaded that this high-spirited laxly would have exr.lted at the approaching election, in mark ing their indignation ut, ksd abhorrence of, such atrocious grants of the public money, by their support of a seeinvi candidate, determined to resist and expo , .., cetruption, and resolved to prove him• tv.:lf a watellf . :ll guardian of the public purse ; but, ale: ! circumstances which no human foresight couid anticipate—go human prudence could eon two!, have dkappointed the !subtle hope---hate baffled the must saogaine and W.:l grounded expec. tat ions, and Lave buried, in one common grave, the fair speculations of caution and • wisdom, anti the brighter visions of enthusiastic patriotism: but still, under all these discouragements, the spirit of the county is. net extinct ;—it is, we trust, on , rptemshably alive, Ad will yet break forth into a glori:r,m , flame; though clouds intervene to darken the horizon, though the evil genius has become the Lord of the Ascendant, vet we are confident that the good principle will finally outweigh all malignant influence, uud r,stiire to truth and vir tte thomc hootes, which are at present e clipsed by the mists of prejudice, and by the ob.- scurat ions of art nice and eoristt ption. . . Fon.lilapiou.. thaileat thou yon Fan nine orb 1)N. t gut:staled the orb of day P 9 l'o.n.:o:a ne rci.sirs gokien flood. Aid we n.aia:l6 wi.b . rtilkoubled ray. CITY EircTtov.—Sitte of the NU this day at three 0'ci0,.1..--1:0(1,1, Oben, 4,530 WuAintan, 3,ls4—Tleorp, 3,lol—Lord Mayor, .3,.s6l)—Curtis, Wes Lfivlio.s.—,S:ate. of tlic this cay llt thred —Lolly, 8.'4. We are itiiie!ltea to G.);tl :ma N,,,Totonscos.Losiilon Ma..izitla for liie 1 . 1)1.101%111g portrait of a Well. Amu • • • • iteAD:-.E. I !wog his ntnlnn, t fofv• was a it iris.sely And .1.1:2 of LA rain Ant lota. u;'...fab.., 1 ...ilea haw Ala •t i , W,l I Z.?t 1.11 n.0.:0n A.t.i !..h.lt rif A eo.p.manone,..et..r . ii in !mil, it; Far 1..14% , , if at N.M. your •,;iniie. Can.- A ra.i.ly as as %Val ; pan, • itn Am:it ca.*. S.nrk lii.v a gailta.: I to iron!; And %tame!. fair v.;!: :1 the Nett: tree, A:1:1 the to )r . to Liar.• a eiy ‘iptial tog ii, iit.r sleep; Eyes that lit. 0,111 fOrdi h u e 1V.1% thesconce. 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