The National Register.
London, England, 1821-01-07 00:00:00

FROM LAST Nrours GAZETTF.
•
-•••••••••
This Gazette wuifies the appointment of T. Clubb, of Malmes-
bury, Wilt*, Gctit. to be a Blaster Extraordinary in the High
Cuurt of Chanc,iy.

BANK RUPTCI ES ENLARGED.
J. Buckley. U,.per Lritl, sieldleworth, York, dyer, from Jan.
16 to 6.
A. T,iyror, Keiit Lodi. molt osier, from Jan. 9 to Feb. 6.
BA N
G. 1 osier Smet, fish factor. Solicitor, Mr.
I.aug, Fetivhurcli tweet.
J. Flask, ti, Dock cad, Southwark, stave merchant. Sol. Mr.
Lang. Erni:lintel' Street.
'f. Shulfrey, Worcester, grocer. Sols. Messrs. Bonsfield and
Williams, Bouvcric Street.
G. Pat kitioa. Fail ;worth, Lancashire, tanner. Sols. Messrs.
Willis aad Co. Warr:And Court.
.1. !ninon, Oterton, Cheshire, miller. Sols. Mesirs. Hurd
and Johnson, Temple.
E. and G. (Hover. Aldersgvte Street, drysalters. Sol. Mr.
Morris,. Horseferry Road, Westminster.
B. Wasscott, Citeapside, jeweller. Sol. Mr. Liewledge, Gray's
Inn Lane.
S. Butler, Sh:rston Magna, Wilts, innholder. Sols. Messes.
Dax and Co. Guildford Street.
G. V;pond. Ludgate Hill. linen draper. Sol. Mr. Harman,
Wine °lace Con: t, Fleet Street.
R. Carter, liertturel, fanner. Sols. Messrs. Richardson,
p:sbops;:ate Street Within, pastry cook. Sol. Mr
Gray, Tyson Pli.ce, Kingland Road.
T. Dcllin, Birmingham, dealer. Sol. Mr. Taylor, Walbrook.
DI VIDENDS.
Jan. 13, A. Parkinson. 4. Duckett, and S. Alsop, Manchester,
calico printers-27, .1. F. Boyle. Pall Mall, stationer-27r J.
Bassano, Upper Thrums Street, sugar refit:at-21, A. Mackeun,
Winchester Street, merchant-27. W. tmodwin, Cambridge.,
currier-4, J. W. A. Snuggs and .1. %Valley, Lime Street.
merchants-27, 11. II nill, Duke Street, We elmitlifield, butcher
—27, R. Groping, Broad Street Buildings, merchant-99, C.
Scudaniore, Manchester. woollen cord manufacturer-27, W.
Ansel, Cambridge, upitolsterer--21, J. llonyman, Spitaltields,
silk manufacturer-27, J. Cary, Racquet Court, Fleet Street,
merchunt-13, J. Gomm, Buckland Common, Bucks, timber
merchant-27, J. Cummins, NVl.itechapel„ brewer-27, S.
Thomson, Red Cross Street, Cripplehnite, calcastlerer-31, W.
Crossley, Doncaster, York, joiner-27..1. C.iok, Eye, Suffern:.
miller—t 7, H. an:lJ. Dodson, Southwark, hop factors-31, .1.
Tarleon, Liverpool, merchant-27, W. Ilonrun, Barking,
Essex, smack owner—Feb. 3, J. White, Birmingham, mercer.
CERTIFICATES to be granted Jan. 27.
W. Bright, Newland, Gloucestenthrre, corn dealer—B. Horn-
by, Bernard Street, Foundling Hospital, plumber—W. Mee,
Alarket, Leicestershire, spirit urirchant—W. lzud, Redditch,
Worcestershire, draper—C. Atkinson, llud,lersfield, merchant—
T. Ashby, East Street, Manchester Square, baker—J. Mann,
Leeds. brewer—W.l.°m, Crediton, Devon, saddler—J. Chester,
Doncaster, grocer—G. Haywood, Birmingham, spirit merchant.

PPICI:
Batik Stork 221
3 per Cent. Red. 101
3 per Cent. Cunbasts
31 per Cent. 181
4 per Lew. trig
5 per Cetit. 11,ns y
Lout Aim. 18 1-!8

Si'OC;;S.
Owniton. I.
ltui S err Cent. 681
I.l.ffitis Si?
11;,,i..
I'‘c-.:(1.1vr litik 2i. du.
iCIC .. 714
14,1 k ct• £2l 3s.

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

LOUDOn.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 7.
-.N.-.

When Napoleon Buonaparte invited the petticoat-
maker to visit Beyonne, the Cortes very properly
issued a proclamation, declaring that while he was
held in a state of du, mice, they would not regard as
coming from him any doctuaent which might bear
his signature; and we hope to see a similar procla-
mation filim the N.aipolit.m Government, with re-
ference to any acts of the King of Naples, during
his acceptance of the invitatirm cf the Members of
the Hint- Alliance. These legitimates appear to
have an extended ides. of the divine rights of Mo-
narchs—they object not only to any alteration in
the constitution of the European Government,
which may be effected by the people, but even to
any such alteration as may he ;visited by the Nlo-
nat.& himself, tiniest, it receive the sanction of these
over-grown, tyrannical diciatoes. skniid. in-
deed, rejoice to hear of a few of these holy ,entlemen
being deposed by their subject:, and could ainuet
wish the existence and success of another NJpo-
leon, to teach them nein, to feel how contemptible
Monarch? are, unless supported by the love of their
subjects.—What would Englishmen think, sup-
posing in a happy moment their Sovereign were to
open his eyes to die distresses of his people, and his
cars to their prayers, nod were to propose to restore
to them the Constitution as it was settled at the
glorious Revolution—what, amid the mixed kelings
of gratitude, love, and reverence, fbr such a deter-
mination, would they think if these holy Alliancers
were to come forward, and iaterpose their VETO
between the nobleness of a King and the happiness
of his subjects? Why—once more the spirit of
Englishmen would be roused. and they would fight
against the whole world, as they have airs:-.'y dime,
successfully—with this grc,,t dicfcrenee, tiaL iii the
I.lst combat they tinieht ti,r a• worthless dynasty
Lgaiie.t the wishes O. a r'vo:)le; whereas, in the