The National Register.
London, England, 1822-04-07 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.

.J. White, litetchingley, Surrey. farmer.
.1. Statistichi, Artlwick, near Nlanchestcr, merchant.
H. Holmes, Langbourn Chambers, merchant.
HA NKHUP TS.

J. Smethurst, sen. and 11. ►lindle, Torkington, Cheshire,
calico printers. Solicitors. NtesAs. Milne and Co. Temple.
W. M'a ton. Lichfield, brewer. Suls. M Cala& Constable and
Co. Symond', Inn.
S. Miles, I.u, ..ate Street, watchmaker. SoL,-. .lessrs. Rosser
and Co. Gnat G.inond Street.
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F. Birmingham. Charles Street, City Road, common brewer.
Sol. Mr. Miller, Castle Street, Holborn.
'l'. Sanders, Stratford on Avon, Warwickshire, coal merchant.
Sol, Mess's. Tyrrell and Co. Guildhall Yard.
H. Reynolds, Cheltenham, saddler. Solt. Alessrs. Williams
and
Co. Lincoln's Inn.

W. Ramstlen, Leeds, victualler. Sol. Mr. Battye, Chancery
Lane.
J. Peyton, Skipton, Yorkshire, innkeeper. Sol. Mr. Beverley,
Temple.
J. Friend. Bristol, molester. Sols. Messrs. King and Co.
Gray's Inn Square.
W. Hudson. St. George's Terrace. Bayswater. ship owner.
Sol. Mr. Stale, Covent G anlen Chambers.
J. Westlake, Moreton Hampstead, Devoe, serge maker. Sol.
Mr. Mutton, Old Broad Street.

J. Pitstow, Jun., Witham, Essex, miller. Sol. Mr. Wilson,
'1 ,mple.
J. Tomlinson, Beilfordbury, woollen draper. Sols. Messrs.
Nrthersole and Co. Essex Street, Strand.
W. Welstbril, Tower Hill, merchant. Sole. Messrs. Wood-
word and I o. Tokenhouse Yard.

.1. Steele, Liverpool, map and chart seller. Soli. Messrs.
Smith and Co. Atiatinfriars.

W. Tate, ('ateaton Street, bookseller. Suls. Messrs. Dickin.
son and Cu. St. Swithin's Lane.
DIVIDENDS.

April 27, M. Danby, Lucas Street, Commercial Road, master
mariner-27. J. Mason, Manchester, hatter-2 .1. S. Burrowes,
Miles 's Lane, wine merchant-27, lf. Newman, Skinner Street,
eurrier-30, T. Sperrin, Thombury, Gloucestershire, tallow
chandler-29, .1. Dart, Bath, saddler-29, T. Baines, Preston,
Lancashire, coal niereitant--30,.1. Roberts, Llanfechan, Mont-
gemeryshire, farmer-27, G. 11. Whalley, Basinghall Street,
woollen draper-4. R. Blachford, Little tower Hill, stationer
—4, J. Abbott, Weymouth Street, Portland Place, butcher.-
7, S. Marsoni, Leadenhall Street, merchant-27, C. Brown,
Dundee, merchant-27, C. F. Kirkman, Deal, linen draper—
May 2, K. Dolphin, Cheadle, Staffordshire, plumber-23, T.
White, Brinklow, Warwickshire, innholder—O. J. W. Smith
and T. Townley, Manchester, cotton spinners-7, J. Callow,
Princes Street, Soho, medical bookseller.

CERTIFICATES to be granted April 27.
3. Irving, jun. Carlisle, grocer—E. Pearson and L. Claude,
Liverpool. merchants—W. Williams, Fenchurch Street, mer-
chant—W. Little, Mcalrgate, Cumberland, slate merchant —T.
Marsh. Colton, Staffordshire, miller—W. l'eake, Sloane Square,
linen draper—M. and T. Hall, Kingston upon Hull, woollen
drapctr—J. W. Sanders, Newcastle upon Tyne, merchant—W.
and R. Robinson, Worthing. Sussex, carriers—.l. Stanton, Wor-
cester, coal merchant—J. Smith, liussell Court, Drury Lane,
tavern keeper.

COURSE OF EXI
Amsterdam, 12 6 C. F.
Ditto, at Bight, 12;3,
Hutto dam, 12 7
Antwerp, 12 2
Ikitilitiegle, ST 2
Aliona, ST 3
Paris, 3 days' eight, 25 30
Ditto. 25 00
Hointleaux, 25 60
Frankfort on the Maine, 134
Petersbnrgh, 9 3 U.
Vicuna, Ef. Flo. 10 10
Ttieste, 11. Flo. 10 10
Madrid, 37—Cadiz, 31
Billwa,37—liarcelotia, 36}

:H A NGE, APRIL 3.
tteville, 364-0 i LH a It ar ,301
Leglaot 11, 474—Genoa, 44
:27 GO
Naplea, 40—Limbou,
Oporto, iiej—ltallia,sl
itio Janeiro, 46
Palermo, 110
per rent.
Cork, UI per cent.
Foreign gold iu bara„3l. l7a.
100. per oz.
New DonblJous
New Dollar.:
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Silver in Imrs,standard, 4s.
110.

PRICE 01
Bank Stork 2441
3 per Cent. Red. 771
3 per Cent. Consols 781
31 per Cent. 8)
4 ler Lehi. terri
ler Cent. Ngvy 1021
Atm. 40

STOCKS.
(Minium 0.
Imp. 3 err Cent.
India Bonds 64
ludic Stock
Exchequer Bing 4,. preen.
Cous. tor Ac. 78,1
Lottery Ticke s £2? 19s.

I lIE NATIONAL REGISTER.

Lannon :
SUNDAY, APRIL. 7.

Considering it a document which is universally
sought after with great avidity, we this day give
the Report of the Agricultural Committee at length,
and perhaps a more inefficient and less useful report
'vas never submitted to the perusal of our readers—
a point of fact, the Committee declares its incompe-
tence to the duty it was appointed to perform in the
first paragraph of its production—die excessive
weight of taxation and the other apparent and most
obvious causes of the present general distress are
most studiously avoided—we say general, because
however come people may be deceived by the assu-
rtnces of Ministers, the general distress is incontro-
vLrtible, and for it no remedy can nor will be found
a Committee be appointed fairly, and with
extensive powers to point out every department in
which a reduction may be effected—to denounce
I:.e gang of pensioners and sinecurists—to abrogate
the present military es tablislimen ts, and, in short,
to bring the expenditure to so reduced a scale as may
prevent that ruin to which, through the improvi-
dence and lavishness of our Governors, we are on
the high toad.

There was a meeting of IVinisters on '1 hursday,
occasioned by the arrival of important despatches
received from Vienna. Advices have been received
in the city from that capital, dated the sth March.
They state, that on the ..Bth ult. a great Council
was held at Constantinople, at which a Note sub-
mitted by the Ambassadors was taken into conside-
ration, probably pressing the Porte to accede to the
propositions of Russia. Soon after the Council
broke up a Note was transmitted to the ambassadors,
which was unfavourable to peace. Should not the
Turkish Government relax, war is considered inevi-
table. However inclined the Porte might be to
concede to Russia, or listen to the recommendation
of other Powers, the Government will not endanger
its own safety in giving offence to the Janizaries,
who lately had a conflict in Constantinople, when
some lifes were last.

The trial in which one of the unfortunate sufferers
on the lamentable and disgraceful 16th of August is
plaintiff, and four of the valiant Manchester yea-
manry are defendants, commonced on Thursday last
at Lancaster—but as its conclusion has not yet
reached town, we defer our report till next week.