The National Register.
London, England, 1822-11-11 00:00:00


R. Brooke, Waleot. flememot, COOMDOII brewer. Sole.lklessrs.
Potts and Co. Sergeant's Inn.
J. Sell. High Street. Sheave% ebessemonger. Sol. Mr.
Heard, Hoopsr's Square, Goodmsn's Fields.
H. Goter. Billingsgate. fish salesman. Sol. Mr. Ann,
Mincing Lane.
J. Greeted. Snowhill, auctioneer. IoL Mr. 1:/:, er, Took's
Court, Cursitor Street.
W. Robertson, Great St. Helen's, insurance broker. Sots.
Messrs. Reardon and Co. Cotbet Court, Graeechurch Street.
J. Brown, Fleet Market, grocer. hots. Messrs. Fox and Co.
Austinfriars.
T. Smith, Hampton Wick. Middlesex. timber merchant.
Solo. Messrs. King and Co. Castle Street. Holborn.
G. A. Hesse, Church Row Fenehurch Street, broker. Sol.
Mr. Younger. John Street. Americai Square.
DIVIDENDS.
Nov. ift. J. Wolff and J. Dorville, New Bridge Street, mer-
ehants-30, J. L. and G. Baker, Leeds. merchants-18. J. Durt.
nell, Dover, honmonger—ss, J. Gough, Bath, painter-30, T.
Amsinek, Turnham Green. merchant-30. H. Dowshind, jun.
and T. R. Robinson, Old Broad Street. ship broker-30, T. Lynn.
Jerusalem Coffee House, Combat. merchant—Su, J. &tithe,
Ayle.bury Street. Clerkenwell, iron tounder-30, W. Thompson.
Manchester buildings, Westminster, merchant-30. J. J. Cur.
byn, Pilgrim's Hatch, Southweald. Essex, master mariner—
G. Daniel, and W. Cross, Birmingham, merchants—Dec. G.
J. Crowther, Liverpool. merchant-3, C. Topham, Stourport.
Worcester, Draper-4, 13. Bartlett. Bath, peruke maker—a.
H. Leach and J. Ambrose, linen merchants-3, H. Fulstom,
Cotterihm, Cambridge. auctioneer-3, R. Hoyle, Newcastle.
upon-Tyne, merchant-3, T. Hewitt, Carlisle, draper-3, R.
Turner, Liverpool, butcher-9, A. Seward, New Sarum, Wilts,
clothier.
CERTIFICATES to be granted Nov. 30.
.1. Collins and R. Capra. Northampton. common carriers—.
H. Toinkins, Bromyard Hereford, innholder—F. Brothers and
James Leith, King Str:eet. Covent Garden. navy agents—J.
Waterhouse and J. Green, Rope Makers' Street, builders—J.
Granger. Took's Court, Connor Street. press maker—W.
Braithwaite, Leeds, manufacturer—G. Chapman, Old Bond
Suter, fruiterer—H. Trigg and John Rarebit*, Hertford, timber
merchants—T. Davies, Whitechapel High Street, baker—J.
Coff, Regent Street, jeweller.

LOL'ltait.
Amsterdam, 12 2 C. F.
Ditto, at sight, II 19
Rotterdam, 12 3
Antwerp, 12 3
Hambargh, 37 8
Altona, 37 9
Paris, 3 days•sight, 23 30
Ditto, 23 80
Rosirdeant, 25 SO
Frankfort oaths Maine,lso
Petersborgli, 91 3 U.
%lead*, El. Flo. 10 Id
Trieste, Ef. Flo. Id 19
Madrid, 37—Cadiz. S(
Bilboa,36l—Barcelona,33i

Nuv.
3.li—kiihriltor,3o4
Leghorn , 413—Genoo. 4:ii
Malta,4s—Venire,g7 50
Naptes,39l—Lishon. 554
Oporto, 521-140hia,50
RioJonetio..l6
Palermo, I lb
Dublin, 9i per cent.
Cork, de per cent.
Foreign goldiu burs,3l. Mt.

641.-per oz.
New Dosibl4ons,3l.lsead.
New o.,llerr, is. 9d.
Silver is barsolendard OM.
Gad.

PRICE OF STOCKS.
Rink Stork 250 Minium 0.
3 per Cent. Red. 791 I Imp. 3 per Cent. 80i
3 per Cent. Console nni 11111i4 Bonds 45
li per Cent. 931 ludic Stuck
4 per Cent. 97i Exchequer Bills 7s. prem.
News Fours, ICU Coos. for Ac. bin
Lout Auu. 201 Lottery tickets £513 ICs.

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

LONDON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11.

The affair of Mr. Bowring's imprisonment remains
in slate qw—he is not yet at large, nor has the
alleged cause of his arrest been promulgated; we are
therefore still without grounds on which to form a
judgment upon its justice.
It is reported that the Congress at Verona has
been abruptly broken up, and that the Duke of Wel.
lington is on his way back—that Congress was
called by the mandate of the Emperor of Russia, the
Emperor of Austria, the King of Prussia, and the
King of France, as the four Potentates forming
what they are pleased most lyingly to denominate
" The Holy Alliance"--it was cfficially declared that
the English Constitution forbad the King of Eng-
land to become a party to any such compact, and
yet the English Cabinet sends the Duke of Wel-
lington to attend the Congress!—for what ?we
would ask—have their continued effints so lowered
Old England in continental estimation, as to induce
the issuing of an order to our Court for the attend-
ance of its diplomatic agent to receive as oracular
communications the determinations of "The Holy
Alliance," on points connected with British inte-
rests ; or is the British spirit so perfccey subdued
by misrule, by poverty, and mlscry produced by its
Government, as to be unequal to the assertion of
E'holrnn•S RIGHTS, in opposition to sty act VI
declaration on the part of these congressional ruftios
which might militate against them ?—To these
questions we seek replies, but we fearlessly assert
that if the Duke of Wellington attended the Con-
gress on the part of England, as an inferior power,
the Ministers who sent him anal be impeached--
, and that he could not attend as the representative of
our King as a member of " the Holy Alliance," is
plain from the declaration already alluded to, he
therefore could have no business there—if the Holy