The National Register.
London, England, 1822-08-04 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

T. Atwood. Stilling Minnie, Kent, dealer. Solicitor. Mr.
Scodamor., Temple.
R. Whininglhuri. George Street. Bry.nstone Square, victu-
aller. Sole. Messrs. Fteeimut and Co. Coleman Street.
W. Alfrey. Cloak Lane, Mitigate Hill. warehomentan. Sol.
Mr. Jones, Brunswick Square.
J. G. Hodgson, naiad Coffee House, Covent Garden, wine
merchant. Sol.. Alessrs. Amory and Co. Thtogniorton Street.
DIVIDEND
August 27, G., W.. and F. Blyth, Birmingham. merchants-
-1.3, C.. R., and F Coupland, Leeds. and E. Coupland. Salford.
I Ant:albite, cotton spinner.-26, G. Crumble and J. Carr, York,
tobacconists- .26, T. Windeatt, Bridgetown. Devon, woollen
manufacturer-31, F. Walker. Ripon.York, money scrivener
J. Adams, Stimilotd, • Lincolnshire, coin merchant-24. A.
Bruce, J. Blown, and G. Scott, London, army clothiers—A, B.
and J. Tmughton, Wood Street, Cheapside, silkmen-26, J.
.N3ttlitat. *en., Thorn ton, Yorkshire, linen draper-27, S. Simons,
Hilpetton, Wilts, hawker-26, A. Weal!, Kingston, Jamaica,
thuchent-Y7. E. Mathet. Garold, grocer-27, J. Knight, Mills
land Road, builder-28. C. Berry, Caversham, Oxiisrdslure.
auldkt—Sept. 7, T. Maim. Liverpool, merchant.
CERTIFICATES to be granted Aug. 24.

W. Wall, Maidenhead, Berks. st;geon...l. Goulden. Hack-
ney Mead, carpenter--B. Bradbury, Stone. Stafford. dealer—J.
Bell. Suffolk Lane, wine merchan.—J. Huntington. Soowhill.
jrweller—R. C. Masterman, Falmouth, master mariner—H.
it Wks. Chichester, farmer—S. Abbott, Cumming Place, Pen-
tontine. merchant--H. Golding, Philpot Lane, wine merchant
—F. Jeffs, Coventry. shopkeeper—lL Masten. Coventry. tailor
—B. Whitehouse, Birmingham. baker—S. Bilbrough. Gilder—
some, York. tactor—W. Watson, Chelsea, brewel—G. Lyall,
North Shields, merchant.

COUIISF: OF EX
AnviterdAm, 12 7 C. F.
Ihiso,at Night, 12 4

~:HANI:E. M.G. 2.
36 —thusaltor,3o3
Lechurn, 474-6thoo, 464
Nlalts, -Lk—% Nike, 27
Solari., 201—Lisbon, 5I
Oporto,
Rio „Iniwilo. 414
Palermo, I IT
I Dublin, 91 per cent.
Cork, Ili per cent.
Foreign gold iu bars,3l. I 7e.
tid. per oz.
New DOllllll44nlS, tl. 13J.9t1.
New Dollar., U.
Silver in hal o,oltaulai ti is.
I aid.

hottcrdmit,„ 12 8

Antwerp, it 4
37 9
Altana, 37 9

3.l%yeeighl, 25 1i
Y 5 75
linurtiesux, Si 71
runkforion the WuinP,ls6
l'etersburgli, 9, 1 U.
V&eune, El. Flu. 10 10
Inu sir, El. Flo. l 0 Iti
'1.64041, 344—Cadiz, 364
Biltrou,s6i —Bari... knit, 51

PRICE OF STOCKS.
)tank Slork 211 Oomlulu 0.
3 pet Cent. Red. 81$ Imp. S per Cent. 79i
3 per Cent. Consult. e 0; huhu Bonds 53
33 pm Cent. 91 India Stuck
4 per Cent. 99i ; Exchequer Bill. Is. prem.
New rums, 99k I Cons. fur Ac.
L ,ug Ann. 1.01 Lottery Tickets A2I 1814

'WE NATIONAL REGISTER.

LON DON, SUNDAY AUGUST 4.

In another column will be found the report of a
Coroner's Inquest held at York, upon a poor fellow
of the Second Regiment'of Fout, who was flogged
to death for having in his possession a silver spoon
which belonged to the Mess of the Regiment !—We
thought that the humane interference of Sir Francis
Burdett had caused such brutalities as once dis-
graced our country to be done away with—we
thought that flogging a soldier was now no longer
legal—we thought that a Commanding Officer no
longer erjuyed the power of lacerating his fellow-
countrymen, shrouded under the sentence of a pliant
Court-martial; but it appears we must have been
mistaken, for if it had been, as we supposed, the more
brief verdict of " Wilful Mulder" must have been
returned —We most sincerely hope, that the WM.
111CIICelfiellt of the next session will be consecrated by
passing an Act of Parliament, forbidding such a de-
w-Nautical of Englishmen—and then, should a con-
viction take place fur a disregard of so proper, so
humane an enactment, we doubt not but the law
would be allowed to tako its curse, for we are sure
that the Minister of the Crown, who in such a case
should advise the interposition of the Royal de-
nicncy, would richly deserve not only the gallows,
but to be gibbetted as an cxanp!e to his si;cc,..ssors.