The National Register.
London, England, 1822-01-27 00:00:00

at the article which Mr. Cut leis has polslislool, I am wiry
to perceive in it sotnethilig that is not true. He 1111 Vt l was
point e.l out to hint RS bitting at the head of a side table."
Tne table,. were both of the .acne length; hull; shading
lotie-wos of the room; troll of the 1.41111 t width; 110 cr.us
table, uu mafille tattle, and of coots.• sin side tattle. I sat
at the head 01 one table. ho at the held of the other ;
my
irtlit tlbow nas nut otos e than seen feel Inoue Ins kit
rrloow. IVhsn lie gave the toast a• ;woe matey and less
(axes,. he tome.; hi„„,•II 110.stirdt toe Still 1141111, •. list is
a Itlatl 111 M lam stare you approve of, Mt. Cmhbett " To
which I un.wered, " It stool., be made good, Sir, if Urns-
b re of Partiaaseut waled do their duty" I appeal to 411 tile
Gelltielloll pretest' for the truth 01 what I ha).

FROM LILT NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

LORD CIIAMBF,RAIN'S OFFICE, JAN. 26.
All Peers who intend being present at the meeting of Culla-
'bent on the Stli of February next, will receive one ticket of
fur a Lady to te ouse uf ers. on application at
this office, un the 4th of FehbHruary, beforePe 12 o'clock At noon.
All Peeresses. on giving notice before twelve o'clock at noon
on the 4th of February, will have places reserved fur them in the

Hone of Peers.
No stranger will b.: admitted, except by a ticket subscrib2d by
the Deputy Great Ciaimb2rlain.
No Lady can be admitted into the body of the House except in
full dust.
The doors will not be opened before two o'clock.

IDI R.

BANKItUrTCY E NLARGED.
D. Callanan and T. Wahl', bov makers. from
Jan. 29 to Fcb. 2.

BANKRUPTS.
R. B. 11. Ridgway,Ch erles Street, St. James's, wine merchant.
Solicitor, Mr. Allen. Mincing Lane.
J. Camp. Broad Street. Wapping, victualler. Suls. Messrs.
Hall and Co. Great James Street, Redford Row.
F. Milieu. St. Mary Axe. milliner. Sol. Mr. Warrant!,
Mark Lane.
boW. Williams, Langurn Chambers, Fenchurch Street,
merchant. Sol. Mr. Birkett, Cloak Lane.
A. Smith, King Street, Clielysitle, factor. Sol. Mr. Batsford,
lior.leydown Lane.
W. Rind. Ilotinditeh, wafer manufacturer. Sods. Messrs.
Knight and Co, Basinghall Street.
J. White, Great Winchester Street. stationer. Sods. Messrs.
Aspinall and Co. Furnival's Inn.
J. PASSIIIOfe, Farnham, Surrey, linen draper.
Hohne and Co. New Inn.
J. Bunting. Cumberland Street, New Road. Nlarylebone,
carpenter. Sols. Messr,. Williams and Co. Gray's Inn.
C. Green, Loather Lane, Holborn, victualler, Solis Messrs.
Vandereoin and Co. Bush Lane, Cannon Street.
S. Weetch, George Street, Ittucliff, linen draper. Sols.
Swain and Co. Old Jewry.
C. Allsup, High Holborn, hatter. Soh. Messrs. Pearce and
Co. St. Swithin's I.ane.
J. H. Knitibs, Lloyd's Coffee House, insuram broker. So..
Mr. Pssmorc, Warmord Court. Thrown. aton Street.
N. Lilley, Leeds, linen manufacturer. Sols. Moan. Hohne
and Co. New Inn.
T. Ledbetter, Southwick. Sussex, corn merchant. Soh.
Messrs. Gregson and Co. Angel 4 ourt, Tiirogmorton Slreer.
E. Edmonds, Newport, Monmouth, draper. Sol. Mr. Pear •
son. Temple.
W. Policy, Walworth. Surrey, rope manufacturer. Sul. Mr.
Orme, Stepney.
D. W. Sampson. Gilts:ptir Street, tea dealer. Sol. Mr. Gel.
librand. Austinfriars.
M. Wasbrnugh, Camberwell, stationer. Sol. Mr. Abraham.
Jewry Street, Aldgate.
W. Tarlton, Prince Edward's Island, North Am rice, mer-
chant. Sols. Most,. Keine and Co• Temple.
C. Thompson. Deans, Durham, cattle jobber. Sole. Messrs..
Bell and Co. Bow Churchyard.
J. Burgle, Mark Lune, carpenter. Sol. Mr. Leigh, ('harlotte
Strec, Mansion House.
J. Coalman. Brighton Place, New Kent Road, carpenter. Sol.
Mr. Maytnott, Great Surrey Street.
H. Dyc, Peckham, wheelwright. Sol. Mr. Dixon, St. Sivi-
thiti's Lane.
DIVIDENDS.
Feb 23. D. Reid, Princes Street, Spitalfields, silk manufactu-
rer—i6..l. St. Barbs. Austinfriars, merchant-19, S. Shingle,.
Rasinghall Street, factor-22, 'l'. Richardson, Iron Awn.
Gloucestershire, tanner—lB, W. Hancock, Bury St. Edmund's.
Suffolk, cabinet maker-12, M. Wotherspoon, Liverpool, mer-
chant-IG, R. G. Bewley, Austinfriars, inerehan•—.26. J•
Cummins, Gloucester. mercer—lB. W. Worrell. Liveriool.
merchant-9, A. Johnson, Palmer's Village, Westminster,
bricklarr-23, It. Miller, Ohl Fish Street. booksellerl9, F.
Eybe and A. r.4chmseck. Bury Court. St. Mary Axe, mimosas
—2ti, W. It. Wilson. Crown Court, Broad Street, merchant.-. 19,
B uthwark.., W., and B Fincharn, Epping, Essex, bankers-16.TJent
Piccadilly, chinaman-16. J. Plaskett, Dockhead. So.
stave merchant—t I, J. Etches, Bury St Edm
Edmund und's. Sazuffoerlk.
iddleditch, Bury St. 's, gl--
19, H. and li. Phillips, and T. Pole. Buwingbam, toy makers
—22, .1. Andrews, Birmingham, joiner.
Letters from Malta of the 20th December state,
that the Government of the island had issued a pro-
clamatitm, prohibiting the exportation of warlike
stores or ammunition. The brig Nymph, which
arrived a few days before from London. with mus-
kets and 400 barrels of gunpowder on board, was
laid under an embargo; but as her cargo was origi.
nally intended for Constantinople, it was supposed
she would be suffered to proceed. The only conse-
quence of the prohibition would be to transfer ill the
trade in the articles comprehended in it to Genoa
amid Leghorn, where no such impediment existed.--
This measure was extremely unpopular with th
he
British merchants resident in Malta, who were 100
ing with some degree of hope to the removal of oi.l
restrictions, rather than anticipating new obstacles
to their declining commerce. Sir Thomas 'Maitland
arrived there II few days before tram Cortu. He has
desired the principal merchants of Malta to submit
to hint their opinion respecting the
continuanceconinuance of
the monopoly in corn, together with
which that opinion was thrilled. A report was cur-
rent that this branch of the trade of the island will
be thrown open in June next.
An investigation has lately taken place in the.
Victualling-office, which has LA to the discovery If
great irregularities, and to sonic dismissals from high
othicial situations. Other removals are also threoat-
ened. A few days %sill, no doubt, bring tbe whle
affair before the public.

Sols. Messrs.

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