The National Register.
London, England, 1820-08-14 00:00:00

WHITEHALL, Auo. T.

Yesterday morning. about nine o'clock, departed this life, at
flatlands, after a painful illness. her Royal Highness Frederica
Charlotte Ulric* Catherine, consort of his Royal Highness Fre.
deficit Duke of York and Albany, to the great grief of his Ma.
jetty and all the Royal Family.

BANKRUPTS.
. Toßar. Godmanchester, Huntingdonshire, corn merchant.
Solicitor. Mr. Chester, Staple Inn.
C. Huly, Lancaster. twine manufacturer. Soh. Messrs. Bell
and Brndrick. Bow Church-yard.
S. Ring. Bristol. earthenware desk& Bois. Pawn. Adlisten
and Gregory, Bedford Row.

DIVIDENDS.
Aug. It, A. Anderson, Philpot hone, merehiat-.46. S. WlT-
kins, High Wycomb, Bucks, fellmonger-26. P. E. Duvelus„
Size Lane, merchant-19. G. Whitehead, jun. and G. Clarke,
Basinghall Street, Blackwell.hall-farton--K6, W. Fonder. Ba-
singstoke, stage coach proprietor-30. A. Cross, Ellewnere,
Salop, grocer 6. E. S. Munkhousc and M. A. Gordon. Lon •
don, merchants-30. W. Quaife, Arundel. innkeeper—Sept. 1.
.1. Johnson, Sheffield, draper-7, E. Younge. Watton. Norfolk,
shopkeeper—S. T. Gregson. Ornukirk. Lancashire. coach pro..
prietor-19, J. Boyce, jun. Warnaford, Yorkshire, carpet manta.
locum.
CERTIFICATES to be granted Aug. IV.
J. Wyatt. Hinckley. Leicestershire. baker.—R. Rodman. Brie.
tol, victualler—W. Braihford and H. Langhorn. Btacklasbury.
merchant—T. Guy. Liverpool. broker—L. Alottram. Pinner,
Hall, Winchester Street. merchant—J. Coope. Chesterfield. tal.
low chandler—W. Bedell,. Knighton. Radnorshire, wool stapler
—T. E. Hammond, Birmingham, glass toy maker—J. Pilling.
Rochdale. Lancashire, woollen manufacturer—T. Legg, Cooper's
How, Tower 1101, wine merchant—G. Chartres. Seymour Street.
Euston Square, confectioner—S. Newell. Horsham, Surrey,
baker.

The following is an extract of a letter received
on Saturday from Naples, dated July 18: —On
Sunday that portion of the army which is here, took
the oath of fidelity to the new Constitution. More
than 15,000 men were drawn up on the occasion,
and the Royal Family, with the Ministers were
present at the solemnity. The festivities are to be
crowned by a grand dinner, to be given to the army
upon a fine level plain, called the Campo, about a
mile distant. Imagine what a consumption of ma•
earoni there will be on that day. By an order of
the Vicar-General, the Parliament (or Cortes) are
to assemble on the Ist of October, The members of
the Provisional Junta appointed to carry on the
Government ad interim, are not popular; for they
are not supported by the Carbonari. This set is so
formidable, that it is conceived no set of men can
maintain themselves in power against whom they
profess a political hostility.
It has been reported to us from a very respectable
source, that the Right Hon. William Wellesley Pole,
one of the present Members of Parliament for the
Queen's County, is to b.:. immediately raised .to the
Peerage of the Empire, by the title of Lord Mary.
borough. This will leave a vacation in the repre-
sentation of the county ; and we suppose that Sir
Chas. Coote will be electul without any opyosition,
unlcis intlec,l, that the Master of the Mint —pre-
suming on the hold which he has of the Queen's
County Pairiots—Aotth! propese his sou, Mr. Wil-
liam Wellesley Pule 'MIT L.