The National Register.
London, England, 1822-07-22 00:00:00

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FROM SALURDAY 'NIGHT'S t.
This Gazette notifies the appointmentof E.
CLippenham, Wilts, to be a Master Ex
of Chancery.
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED:'•
W. Wycherlty, Trefnant. Salop, fanner.
J. Bratuall, Soddhwortb. Yorkshi*. wonted spinner.
BANKRUPTS.
J. Bailey, Canwick„ Lincolnshire, militate?. Solicitor, Mr„.
Styan, Lincoln's Inn Fields.
J. Thorpe, sen. Cheadle, Cheshire, calico printer. Sol. Mt.
hitskinson,.Ternple.
G. J. Ritufstrong,, Princes Square, Retail' Highway. east
, merchant. Soh. Messrs. Clutton fit: Co. WO Street, Borough.
W. Fulford, Lad Lane, warehouseman. Sole. Metiers. Stevens
and Co. Little St. Thomas A postle.
R. P. Jones, Abergarenny, Monmouthshire, linen draper;
Sole. Messrs. Jenkins and Co. Neelan.
T. Bourne, Wyke Regis, Dore, printer. Sol. Mr. Alexan-
der. Carey Street.
J: Adams, Spalding. Lincolnshire. millers Solo Mesas.
Fisher and Co. Gray's Inn.
W. G. Peyton, Upper Thames Street, merchant. Soh. Marro.
Druce and Co. Milner Square.
J.. G. Young, shiplake. Oxfordshire, merchant. Sol. Mr.
Crosley, King's Arms Yard, Coleman Street.
DIVIDENDS.
July 27, J. F. and J. Dubois, Alderman's Walk. merchants-
-17. T. Thompson, Camomile Street, merchant—Aug. 14, C. W.
Rodd, Worcester. maluster—io, G. Sharp, sen. W. Sharp, and
G. Sharp, jun. Threadneedle Street, merchant—to, G. Webb,
Cornhill, dealer-16, S. W. Birks, Thome, Yorkshire. mercer....
9, R.. T., and R. Parsons. Lyncombe, Somerset, corn factors—
to, K. Mewhood, jun. Wakefield, York money scrivener-10s
W. Housman, Bridge Street, Blackfriars. merchant.
CERTIFICATES to be grated Aug. Ks
R. Wagner, Goforth. Yorkshire, maltster—W. Tamer, Kent
Road, victualler—M. Pratten. jun. Bristol, leather dresser—J.
Grafton, Lapworth, Warwickshire, tisoner—J. Raine. Great
Ceram Street. Brunswick. Square, merchant—J. Ivatts, Basing;
Lane, wine merchant—T. S. Wilson,. Methley, Yorkshire,.
maltster.

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Our readers will perceive by the
Spain, which we give to-day, that the recent dis-
turbance there has subsided pro Impure—there ap-
pears to be no doubt but that the mutiny among the
Royal Guards was engendered by the MA RAS, and
to us it seems very clear that Ferdinand was at the
bottom of it all—though he hypocritically assumes
the reverse, there is every reason to suppose that he
would rather tyrannize over•a depressed people than
be a " Constitutional. King" over really free sub-
jects—Charles the First furnished one, Louis the
Sixteenth another, salutary instance of the necessity
of sacrificing, now and then, an European King, by
way of caution to his contemporaries. It would not
surprise us if the present King of Spain were the
next in the list, and if he merit it, we heartily wish
it may be so—perhaps such an exhibition once in
every century may be necessary—if it be oftener
requisite, it will be the fault of the reigning Mo-
narchs—if it occur not so often as it may be neces-
sary, it will be the fault of their subjects. Louis
the Sixteenth betrayed the Constitution he had
sworn to support—he justly expiated his crime on
the scaffold—Ferdinand of Spain appears inclined to
imitate him—it will be well for him if his reign
arrive not at the same conclusion—in 1792 we did
not think Louis in so dangerous circumstances as the
Spanish Monarch seems now—he will act wisely by
pausing ere it be too late.

The two persons who had addressed a Member of
Parliament in language decidedly and manifestly
calculated to force him into a duel, for expressions
he used in his place in the House of Commons in
the performance of a painful duty, have appeared
before the Bar of the House—tho delinquent,' had
each keen declared ►urn. dis. to have been guilty

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COURSE OF EXCHANGE, JULY 19. ._
Amsterdam, 12 BC. F. Seville, 35i—Gibraltar,301
Ditto, at sight, 12 5 Leghorn, 471—Genoa, 44.
Rotterdam, It 9 Alelta,4s—Arllire, Y 7 bu
,Ardwerp, 1Y 5 Naples, 391—Lisbon. 511
Hamisurgli, 37 10 I Oporto, 5t —llalaia,sd
Altana, 57 11 Rio Janeiro, 41$
Paris, 5 days'sight ,25 50 Palermo, 117
Ditto, 25 00 Dublin, tif per cent.
Bonrdeaux, 25 SO .Cork, 94 per Cthl.
Frankfortou the Maine,ls7 . Foreign gold in bars,3l. 17s.
Petersburgb, 94.3 U. 04. per ox.
Vienna, El. Flo. 1017 New Doubloons,3l. 13s. 9,1.
Trieste, Et. Flo. 10 17 New Dollars, 4s. 04d.
Ttladrid, 38,Cadia 35k Silver in hars.standard, te:
Bilbsta,3sl—Barcektnao Isk ' Ild.
PRICE 03' STOCKS.
Bank Stork 214 Oninistm 0.
3 per Cent. Red. 801 Imp. 3 per Cent. 791
3 per Cant.Consols 79.; Jaunt Bonds 63
3i per Cent. .91 ludia Stock
4, per Cent.' 981 • Esebequer Bills 3s. prem.
New Fintitt.lllol,.... . . ..Cons.. for Ac. 701
r Goigsbeiiia-. :, . ... - . • Tickets £2l 18s.
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Our readers will perceive by the accounts from