The National Register.
London, England, 1820-09-11 00:00:00

FROM SATeRDAY NIGIIT'S GAZETTE.
BA N K IJI"ITY ENLARGED.
J. Wilcox. Northatnpumniire, innkeeper, front
Sept. I I to Um 30.
BAN fiftt:l"l'S.

J. Miller. Norwich, chemist and druggist. Soli,itor, Mr.
Goodwin. Norwich.
1). Peatsipp, Liverpool, wine merchant. Sols. Messrs. Lowe
and Hower. ."-outhanapton Buildings, idiancery Lane.
J. Evans. Bristol, hatter. Suss. Waal& Clarke and Co.,
Chancery Lane.
T. C. Cux. Gloucester, victualer. Sol. Mr. Chilton, Lincoln's
Inn.
P. Russian, Rath, jeweler. Sol. Mr. Easton, Lambeth
Road, Southwark.
T. Hadfield. Glossop, Derbyshire, cotton spinner. Sol. Mr.
11117ilson. tin:vine Street, Hatton Gimlet).
T. Farlow, Manchester, bulkier. Sols. Alessr . Hurd and
Johnson, Temple.
P. Sykes, Manchester, cooper. Sol. Mr. EMS. Chancery
E. MsYnlow, Blackburn, Lancashire, cotton manufacturer.
Sol. Mr. Itlsteiock. serjeant's Ina.
J. Wood. Liverpool, porter dealer. Sol. Mr. Witeder, Castle
Street, Holborn.
K. A. Hullah. New Kent Road, Surrey, victualler. Sols.
Messrs. Stevens and Wood, I.ittle St. Thomas Apostle.
S. Cowne, Barbican. pawnbroker. Sots. Alessrs. Stevens and
Wend, Little St. Thomas Apostle.
C. W. F. Aubuson, George Street, Hanover Square, patent
aid Gran maker. Sois. Messrs. Pinkert and Son. Temple.
J. Hassell, Richard Sires t, Islington, print and bookseller.
Sol. Mr. Reckitt, Earl Street, Wackfriars.
Sept. 30, M. G. Hanly, Mitre Court, Peet Street, ta% ern
keeper-30, S. /)avenport and IL Fut,: Manclresta„ emrravers
J. I). Pritchard. Tipton, Statforll. linen draper-30. J.
Bates, Leybourn, Kent, miller—Oct. 2. 11. II u:411e,, Bristol.
willer.-10, It. W., G., and J. Aloxen, King-ton upon Hull,
merchants-4,5. White, Calver, i)erby.hire, grocer-3. J. Levi.
Wells, Norfolk. cabinet maker-7, J. Self, Ifrownton• W ilts.
dealer-3, J. Steel, Sheffield, grocer-13, J. Peet,
Cuniberlatalonereer-7, T. Bartels. Aldersgate Street, wine
merchant—Nov. 4,1'. Worth, Talbot Court, Gracechurch Street,
haberdasher.
CERTIFICATES to be granted Sept. 30.
W. Marks, Worcester, carver and gilder—T. 11' Aker and 11.
P. Parry, Bristol, furnishing ironmongers—J. Ring, Portsea,
builder—T. J. Gunston. Liverpool, merchant—G. Clarke, Ila-
singhall Street, Blackwell H. Forster, Norwich,
inanufacturer—J. Fitton. Gosport, Southampton, dealer—G.
Pocock, Tiverton, Somerr•ct, butcher.

PRICE OF STOCKS.
Rank Stork shut 0
3 pet Cent. /it'd. abut 1m1..:3 Cent. 67
3 per Cent. Cflov•uk 671 India Ronda 20.
3i per,Cent. 17 I a nloCk
.4
ve Cc 1.1. ~but Excliciper k Is. dis.
5 per Cent.Na.vi 103 i Cons. lin. Av. 6
I. Ann. 41int Lottery Tickets

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11.

By the letter which we give to-day from M. Ma-
rietti, sen. of Aldan, to his FM resident in London,
it will be seen that the notorious Co'onel Brown has
stared to threaten that the vengeance of the English
government should be exercised on the latter gen-
tleman by means of the Alien act, if he interested
himself in the defence of the Queen. Jf our go-
vernment mean not to be exe:Tated by every one •
who feels, as every one ought to feel, its path is in-
cvitahle it is incumbent upon it to instantly meal
this ephemeral Colonel (perhaps by this time a Ge-
neral for his activity in dir,y work) and impeach him.
For our parts though not toed of such exhibitions,
we should gladly attend his execution, if he It al
been guilty of half of that which has been laid to
his charge. To a question most properly and most
homely put by the Marquis of .Lansdowne on this
subject, Lord Liverpool mulls answered that " he
had ordered that Colonel llrown should be written
to for an explanation on the sal jea " Nut content
with seems l-hand communications, it appears from
Majocci's re.cross-examination that his Majesty has
at different tittles had that Gentleman into his own
Royal presence. flow dignified! how delicate !
how proper t Bergami with all that has been urged
against hint appears to be equal to the support of tit.
Intuit:vs which have been heaped upon him, while
this intimate of our 'mist gracious King is an illite-
rate, ignorant fellow--a man trim swears one day
be cannot answer a question because he has left his
memorandum book behind him, and another day that
he can neither read nor write ; a scoundr.:l whose
perjuries might be calculated best perhaps by an
equal division of the question, he has hail to reply
to, and yet this THING has been anarently caressed
at Carlton Haute, and probably on tile day too on
which:our late venerable 16tig was interred.
" Oh! Haute., w:lat a falling te was hew."

Air. Brougham's Brother, oat" Mr. :11dt:rut:in
Wood% Son are both on the Continent iud t:ttig,tYly