The National Register.
London, England, 1820-08-13 00:00:00

PROM &AST NIGHT'S Gazierric.
HERALDS' COLLEGE. AVOUST 11.

The Deputy Earl Marshal's Order fora General Mourning for
ker late Royal Highness the Duchess of York :
In parasitise of his Majesty's commands. these are to give
public; notice, that it is expected. upon the present melancholy
seemien of the death of her late Royal Highness Frederica Char-
lotte ghica Catherine. Consort of his Royal Highness Frederick.
Duke of York and of Albany. that all persons do put themselves
into decent mourning. the said mourning to begin on Sunday
nut, the 15th instant.
HENRY HOWARD MOLYNEUE HOWARD,
Deputy Earl Marshal.

BANKRUPTCY SUPHRSEDED.
A, Mew, Fleur de Lis Sums, Spitslaelds. feather manufac-
ture&
BANKRUPTS.
C. Node, Brimeccrmbe, Gloucestershire, engineer. Solicitors,
Mesas. 'Viand and Blower, Lincoln's Inn Fields.
L. Madan. Sheffield. millwright. SoL Mr. Capes, Gray's Inn.
W. Rollingson, Sutton upon Treat, Nottingham, victualler.
M. Mr. Froggatt. Temple.
J. T. Taylor, Merton, Surrey, silk manufacturer. Sol. Mr.
Ilthnonds, Skinner Street, SnowhilL
H. Mills, Cullompton, Devon. felbnonger. Sol. Mr. Brutton,
Old Broad Street.
B. and J. May. Bristol, schoolmasters. Sol. Mr. Williams.
Bed Lion Square.
C. Wright, Hackney, victualler. Sol. Mr. Pope, Old Bethlem.
DIVIDF.NDS.
Rept. 4, J. &Anderson. Sutton, and T. Masters, Patton,
Bedford. cornfactors—S. M. Haffner. Cannon Street. St. George..
carpenter—P. J. Marshall, Manchester, draper-7. T. Noon,
Ilisepson Beauchamp. Somerset, sail cloth manufacturer-7. R.
16. Langdon, Yeovil. Somerset, bookseller-7, T.. R.. and T.
Thonipson, Nether Compton, Doisetshire, flax spinners-6, G.
White, Great DriSield, York. cabinet matter—t, D. Dyball.
Fetter Lane, tavern keeper-14, U. German, Plymouth Dock,
mercer—a, J. Kemp, Cowlinge. Suffolk. maltster --r. W. Ed-
wards. Langford. Somerset. tanner-2. J. B. Ilayton. Kingston
upoirkluU, merchants-17. J and E. H. Tuekett, Bristol, grocers
J. Owen. Cheapside. Warehousernars--4, T. Cox. Chi.
cheese. warehOuatnien—Oct. 17, J. and H. Tuckett, Bristol,
SMITS.
CERTIFICATES to be granted Sept. IL
R. Woolverton. Norwich, cabinet maker—T. Parkins. Mar.
Muster. and S. Armstrong, New Mills, Derby, cotton spinners—
.). Gates, Grirostone. Norfolk, farmer—F. Robbins and R. B.
Muckoll. Warwick, merchants—P. Hays, Little Thames Street,
baker—G. Pyer, Newport, Monmouth. shopkeeper—E. Baker.
Pope's Alley. Cornhill. broker—J. Searle, Lower Grosvenor
Street. bookseller—l. Crowson. Boston, Lincoln, innkeeper—M.
Hodgson. Sunderland, grocer—J. Kdby, York. brewer.

etot66.
Rank Stock 923 I Oa iiii luau 4.
per Ceut. Red. 69 Imp. 3 per Cent. 65
II per Cent. cons. ait India Routh 245. chi.
34 per Cent. 771 India Stuck
4 pe- Cent. 811 Exchequer Mils 3.. dia.
6 per Celli. Navy 103 i Cana.. for Ac. 68i
Luug Atm. Lottery Tickets £29 183.

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-THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

I. mon.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 13.
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The Queen has addressed a letter to the King, but
its contents have not transpired. It was delivered to
his Majesty at Windsor Cottage early on Tuebday
morning, and, as has been stated, a messenger ar-
rived with an answer at Brandenburgh House at
four o'clock the same afternoon. It is supposed that

any further communication on the subject of the
contents of the letter was desired to be made to the
Earl of Liverpool, as a messenger was immediately
despatched to his Lordship by her Majesty, who re-
turned to Brandenburgh House at ten o'clock at
night. It is therefore supposed that his Majesty has
entirely left this delicate business to Ministers, con-
sistent with the language which they held in both
Houses when the unfortunate business was first sub-
mitted to Parliament. The Lord Chancellor on
Thursday left the Court of Chancery for the pur-
pose, it was said, of receiving a communication from
Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, who had arrived in town
in great haste from Windsor. On the Chancellcr's
return to the Bench, he informed the Bar, that he
must rise at two o'clock, being called upon to attend
elsewhere. The communication made by Sir B.
Bloomfield is supposed to relate to the correspondence
between their Majesties. The correspondence, there
is reason to belive, will soon be made public.

The dame of liberty is rapidly extending itself—
it has burst forth in Sicily, but we grieve to state
that it has not, as in other recent, popular, and
patriotic efforts been unattended Ly the eflusion
of human blood.

The refractory Sicilians, who are those in general
attached to the Nobles, appear unwilling to re-
ceive the Law and the Constitution of the Neapoli-
+Yatia, and have added to their banner the yellow
colour, which is that of the Bland. They have

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