The National Register.
London, England, 1821-10-01 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

Oct. 24, W. Edwards, Langford, Somersetshire, tanner-46,
I'. Shut Trey. Broadway. Worcestershire, grocer-4S. E. Francis,
Birmingham. merchant—et, W. Jones, Newport, Monmouth,
tanner-20. W. and J. Shirley. Stoke upon Trent. Stafrortishire,
potters—TO, J. and B. Shirley, Worship Street, dealers in earth_
Aware.
CERTIFICATES to he eranted Oct. 21.

T. Forster, Newington, Surrey, I;ttil,!er—T. Chinn, Maid-
stone, Rent, linen dram—ll. Skidt, NVhit'ey, York, linen and
woollen diaper - .1. Stiliba. Cully Hall, 010i1e.4.-.tershire, yeoman
—J. Brown, Tavisteck, Devon, liou.se builder—J. Fe:, Dart-
wrwitb, Devon. ship owner.

COURSE OF EXCI
Amsterdam, 12 16 C. E.
Ditto, at 12 13
Rotterdam, 12 17
Antwerp, 12 9
Hamburg's, 38 1
Alton*, 38 2
Paris, 9 days' sight, 25 70
Ditto, 26
nonrdeaitx, 426
Frank 10111111 t he VI NM r, 1:4
Peter•lntrEli, $ 3 U.
♦'ienna, Et'. Flo. 10 23
Trirgte, 1-I*. Eh. 10 23
Madrid, 36—Cadiz, 36
8i1h0a,354 re10na,354

:RANGE, SEPT. 28.
Soy' 3:4—(iittraltvr.3ol
Leghorn, 4T--Genoa, 434
31alto.45—Venive. 21 69
Naples, 391—Lisbon, so
Oporto, 30-11 shin, 59
4st
INlermo, 11S
I)nhiiu, 9 per cent.
Cita, 9 per cent.
Foreien gold iu bars, 31. I is.
Inpl. per oz.
New 1),m111Jons, 31. I :v. tad.
New Dollsrs,4s.
Silver in Itits,standArd, 4s.
II d.

PRICE al
Bank Stork
3 pet Cent. Red. 7Gg
3 per Cent. Ennmds 76i
31 per Cent. ti6l
4 per reit. 954
per Cent. NAvy 1091 '
Low!, Ann. 19/

• STOCKS.
Otominen 0.
Imp. 3 per rent.
India liquids et
India Stock Y3l
Exchequer Bill: 24. prem.
CM.r,.r Ar. 7fii
Lottery Yorkers .ClO 1144.

TI-I 14: NATIONAL REGISTER.

Lonbon :
MONDAY, OCTOBER 1,

_ .
We know of no more lamentable state of things
than when every individual becomes popular from
having incurred the displeasure of Government—
and when that popularity is not confined to the
lower classes, who, however respectable in their
situation, may sometimes err from relying more on
their feelings than on their judgment, but extends
itself to the middle and upper classes of society—
to those whose leisure has enabled them to encrease
the advantages of a liber .1 education—there can be
no doubt but that the Government is wrong—that
such is the case as regards the late dismissals of Sir
Robert Baker and Sir Robert Wilson no one can
deny. We regret it, because we would have the
Government act so as to deserve the general esteem
of 1. nglishinen—not their bitterest execrations. A
meeting has been held in Southwark (for which bo
rough Sir Robert Wilson sits in the House of Com-
mons), and a subscription has been opened: this will
be followed by similar meetings all over the coun-
try—sums great and small will be received, and we
doubt not the intended victim of ministerial ven-
geance will be more than remunerated for the loss
of his hall pay: as to the loss of his military rank,
he has been more than repaid for that already, by
the approval of every man of humanity. We repeat
our regret that any acts of Government should de-
servedly meet the censure of all but those who are
so materially interested in supporting their measures
as to render an approval of them requisite to the
snutinuance of the means by which they live.