The National Register.
London, England, 1820-04-02 00:00:00

FROAI LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

This Gazette notifies, that the King has been pleased to direct
letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, for granting the dignity
of a Baronet of the said United Kingdom to Walter Scott, of
Abliotsford,Esq.in the county oflioxburgh,and to the heirs male
of his body lawfully begotten.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
J. Brooks, Great Windmill Street, Westminster, butcher,
from April 4, to 8.
BANKRUPTS.
G. C. Wright and J. Graham, Crooked Lane, upholsterers.
Solicitor, Mr. Pope, Old Bahian.
.1. South. Kingston upon Hull, merchant. Sols. Messrs.
Longdill and Butterfield, Gray's Ititi Square.
J. Farmer, IVAhall, Stafford, plater. Sofa. Messrs. Turner
and Holmes, Bloomsbury Square.
W. %Volker, Rainsgate' butcher. Sol. Mr. Bigg, Southamp
ton ll&Wings, Chancery tome.
.1. Platts, Chellastoti, Derby, wheelwright. Sols. Messrs.
Long and Austen, Gray's Inn.
T. Harris, Hereford, grocer. Sols. Messrs. Sawn and Hooper,
Temple.
T. Di ton, Tewkesbury, Glocestershire, corn dealer. Sul.
Mr. Windus, Sartlett's Buildings.
J. Donaldson, W. and S. ;Royston, Friday Street,
Cliwpside, werehousemen. Sal. Mr. Drake, Old Fish Street.
.1. A. Wilkes and T. E. Hammond, Birmingham, glass toy
makers. Sole. Messrs. Tooke and Can, Gray's Inn.
J. Wolfe. Birmingham, mercer. Sul. Mr. Edmunds, Lin
cola's Inn.
G. England, Exeter, butcher. Sols. Messrs. Darke and Co..
Red Lion Square.
It. Parker, Halifax. Yorkshire, linen draper. Sols.
Wiglesworth and Ciusley, Gray's Inn.
W. H. Hoard, Limehouse Hole, rope maker. Sol. Mr.
Younger, John Stieet, Minorits.
J. Watson, Huddersfield, York, metclxmt. Sol. Mr. Farrell,
Threadneedle Street.
DIVIDENDS. _. _

April 8, W. Lewis, anilJ; A.llcnderson, Little Tower Street,
wine merchant-29, J. Gibbon and S. Foster, Doctors' Com•
010118. lace S, Youttge, Sheffield, mercer-22. E.
Simmons, Qucenhithe, warehouseman-,22, T. Dunn, Durham.
nierrhant-22, S. Townahend, Gough Square, jeweller-39.
B.,Siutmoub, High Street, Southwark, stationer-29, A. Reedy,

Gower Street, Bedford Square, builder-20, A. Anderson, Phil.
pot Lane, merchant-22, J. Grant. Coleman Street, merchant-
-24..t. Ward, Liverpool, grocer-22, J. and .1. Coombes, Shad-
well Dock. coopers-22, W. Prcat, and J. Woolner, Lawrenea
Pountney Lane, corn factors-22.'F. Ray, Bath, auctioneer-22.
W. Kirk and W. Broughton, 1 otk, merchant,-24, Is. Thornlcy.
Hinckley. Leicester, money scrivener—May 6,5. Johnson, Skin
nor Street, Finsbury Square, cabinet maker-4, H. Ogbun,
Crown Street, Finsbury Square, fringe maker-2, It.
Dean Street, Borough, provision broker.
CERTI ti 'CATES to be granted April 22.
J. Richardson, Liverpool, merchant—W. Swann, New Street.
Commercial Road, master mariner—J. Mound, New Street,
Covent Garden, mercer, W. P. Whitfield, Commercial Road,
porter merchant—J. Gunton, Beigrave Cottage, Pimlico, picture
dealer—T. Buchan, Charlotte Street, St. Pancras, piano forte
maker—J. Pritchard, Bri,tol, grocer—W. Griee, Prodshain,
Chester, larmar—J. Ileinining, Long Acre, linen draper—J.
I ludion. 'Urchin lane, merchant—W. Farrands, King Street,
Bermondsey New Road, lace man.

Vrice

it' %tads.
mink Stock Minium 0.
:3 per I scut. Red. Imp. 3 per Cent.
3 per Cent. Cuts. GS India Bluds 14e. the.
j; per Cent. India Stock
4 per Cent. I Exchequer Rale 3s. dis.
L per Cent. Navy 101 Cone. for Ac. t;SI
1...uz .V.ll. Lottery Tickets £23 2s.

TIIE ,NATIONAL REGISTER.

Lolloolt.
SUNDAY. APRII. 2.

Paris Papers of Tuesday have arrived, which state
that the King of France has been seriously indis-
posed with an attack of the gout in his stomach.
The spasms were so violent on Friday as almost to
prevent respiration. During the night his Majesty
became worse, and on Saturday he had much fever,
the spasms still continuing ; !Jut they at length
yielded to medicine, and on Sunday he was better.
The 3lwtilcur asserts, that the King's indisposition
is slight, and not likely to be attended with any ill
consequences. His health is, however, in a very
precarious state, and every attack occasions in-
creased alarm, as there is no knowing the conse-
quences that would arise from his Majesty's death.
The news from Spain continues satisfactory. The
Constitution goes on well.—Ferdinand seems quite
enamoured with the new order of things ; his politi-
cal principles are infinitely more pliable than those of
one of his late Monarchial ad heren t s,General A rizaga,
who has thought fit to die of grief, at St. Sebastian,
in consequence of the triumph of the Cortes ! The
Provisional Junta have represented to the King that
he ought to remove from his service the seventy
persons who, in 1814, signed an Address to the
King, for the subversion of the Cortes. In Valentia
there has been a considerable degree of agitation.
General Elid had managed to keep that province in
subjection until the moment of the King's orders for
the adoption of the Constitution arriving ; and had
so irritat-A the populace by his conduct, that he was
obliged to take refwge in the citadel from the fury
of the people. He remains there protected by the
honour of his successor. Cadiz had declared fur
the Constitution before an account of the events in
Madrid had reached that City. The zeal of the in-
habitants, no longer capable of restraint, overpower-
ed every obstacle that opposed their wishes. They
encountered some r.:si:stance from the garrison, and
received the fire of the troops, by which it is said
about sixteen people were killed; but the friends of
the Constitution were eventually successful, and on
the 9th of March the Constitution was proclaimed
in Cadiz, in the presence of Generals Freyre and
Villa-Vicencio, and the other Generals and Admi-
rals of the army and marine united. In the ex-
cesses which unfortunately either preceded or
accompanied this event, some houses were pillaged,
and lives were sacrificed to the inflamed fury of the
populace. Among the victims arc mentioned the
names of Generals Campana and Valdez. On
the 10th General Freyre caused the Constitution
to be proclaimed at Seville. Malrisi continues
to enjoy the must perfect tranquillity. All the
members of the late abominable Inquisition have
received orders to quit the capital, and several
persons, who exercised an undue ascendancy over
the King, have been also removed from about his
person. So soon as the intentions of the Provinces
are known, it is meant to convoke the ('ortes, who
are expci.tcd to meet about the Ist of May.

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

Wa this (lay give the conclualon of the trial of
Mr. Hunt and others at York, by which it will be
seen that the .Jury found him and several others
Guilty, under which verdict he will he bron,zht up
for judgment on the fourth day ofnext Tel!:1 (tIIC
tth April,) unless an arrest ofJudgment he allowed
which he means to move for ou the following