The National Register.
London, England, 1822-09-09 00:00:00

IIIVIDENDS.

kept. 30, T. and W. Wintlkattt.To;i3;:ock, Memel ire. fen-.
Intmgera—.7:, J. Saundcrivo, Sutton. and T. Masters. Fotton.
Bedso,dalli.e. corn dealers-30, T. D.ckini. I.lverpool,
cltunt—zo. J. llodgson, lliverston, Lanc.a.llirc, victualler—Oct.
J. C..rlile. T. Bolling, and C. Fell. Bolton, I.al.casl,itc,
cotton ryibncrs—ti. H. Jcbtucs, iludticrtfield, Yorkeldre. corn
merchant.

CLIITII•ICATES to be granted Sert. 28.
W. Turner, Leron. Essex, horse dealer—T.Bolton, Aston,
ii near .rmingbum. brass futmder.—W. N. Itales, Ilikton, Staf-
ford:bile. mercer—J. W. Cuter. Mercer Street, Lone Aar,
each plater.

We understand that the Right Reverend Father
in God, the Bishop of Clogher, since the affair in
the metrorolis, has not been exclusively employed
in woks indicative of penitence, for great progress
has been made in grouting, in every possible case.
new tenures fur the consideration usual in such
cases; so that there is reason to believe little will
remain to be done, when his pious labours shall be
dispensed with.

Proprietors of iron and oilier manufactories moot
be u:o cautious in admitting foreigners to view their
works, as it is well known that natives of France,
Fee. arc. now travtlling the kit door with a view to
procure models of machinery. &e.

COURSE OF EXCHANGE. SEPT. 0.
A•".terdanl, 12 9C. F. 11erille, 351—lidorallar,201
Milo, At.ight, 12 4 Lecher'' 475—Oesma. 4:it
Rot Ivo 41. mi. 12 U 1111•11 a, 4.1 Veniee,27 50
Antwerp, 12 6 Maple*, 391—Li.itoti. Si
!lambus-04 38 0 Oporto. 52i —llaltio,so
Altana, 31 1 Rio jilliPif 0• SO
1141 i., 3 daye.igat, 25 03 Palermo, 117
Ditto, ty Oil Dublin, 91 per cent.
B•nlydean%, 2'l 60 curl,, til per Pell.
Fr:111430111M the Maine,lS 8 I Foreign golden barz,31.1710
Veter,borzle, ill 1 U. 6,1. per oz.
%Imola, Ei. Flo. 19 24 New 4)oolslmma,l9. es. W.
Trieste, El. Fl 2. 111 24 New Hollis., 4s. 9il.
111.41 id, 301 —Cadiz, 36 Sillit't ita hat a,staattlard, Jr.
B lima,...6i—liareclosts,',sl 1 I id.

PUICE O

Bank Sled• 231
3 per Cent. KrJ.
3 per Cent.l:nn.nla
31 per Cent. 921
4 .
New Fiats. 104
1. 21

HE NATIONAL REGISTER,.

LONDON, IIONDAI, SEVIk.MBER 9.

Another week has elapsed, and yet no definitive
arrangement of the Cabinet has ken promulgated
—surmise has of course been busy, and lists ac-
cording with the wishes of the framers of them have
been confidently handed abaut every political circle,
exactly u though no oath of seerecy were token by
the Members of the Privy Council, and as though
each Member made their deliberations a common
topic of tea.tuble gossip—if by any means whatever
the present patched up administration, can patch
up their remnant no as to remain in, so great is
their objection to going one that they will do it,
but such a compact will never either deaetve or
enjoy the confidence of the people.

The Paris papentof Wed eNday arrived on Friday
night. The Considdicninel gives the following
speculutions, in the form of a letter from Frunkfort,
without date:—

" Muds is said here respecting the approneting Congress,
Old attempts are made to calculate the probahle results.—The
rs wear of the .Austrian Cnbiact is krown, and it is naturally ev.-
peeled that the influence of ulti • principles wil: still prevail in
the diVoinatic meetings at Vienna and Veroun. It is in be
resumed that efforts he redoubled ; that MC present system
wit he maintained at all hazards ; and that the war in Europe,
and particulaily in the Eist, will he avcidi d. To strengthen
every thing old, and to weaken every thing new, is in a few
words the ministerial policy, which does animate, and will ani-
mate the dirlotnatists to whom the greatest influence in Europe
is attributed.

" The affairs of Spain and Portugal caooot fail to embarrass
in some measure such views. Had the events of the Ith of
July at Madrid taken a iiaerent turn, less difficulty would bare
been esFricoced. On this st,i:ject opinions are said to be di-
vided. Some would have the same course adopted towards
Spain as was followed two years ago with wiper! to Naples
and Piedmont ; hut others are not inclined to have recourse to
such measures, which it is generally thought would experience
moch opposition from Eagland. It is added that several &em-
bers of the Cabinet of St. Jame:. are of opinion that none ca-
sein measures purely diplomatic ought to be resorted to with
re,!,ect to the I', ni;:su:i.
" With re!p,ct to Tutkey, • Minister of great influence bas
milled it a great marsh inhabited by mirages : this is the ex-
pression whisk he employed in a letter to one cf his confidants
se the Woks of the Rhine. The same Minister admits that it
is mob to be desired that &tropism eivil;scion should obtain
this conquest, bat that Russia is already ao great Roil so close
to the scene of action. How is it possible, without danger, to
tarnish such temptation, when it is known that the poliry of the
Cabinet of St. Petershurgb has constantly been direct, d to this
object long before the Emperor Alexander ascended the throne?
" It is, therefore, pro:.able that the Greeks will he abandoned

to tl!Or OWN means—at least ostensibly. If they succeed,
there will always be an crportunity for introducing Greece into
011ie general s 3 stem of Europe. This course will besides, have
the advantage of depriving • gnat northcrn Power of the it'-
lllacece which she possesses in Germany, and witiolf she will
inevitable lose, when it shall be seen that she abandons the reli
gious cause of the Creels, and I them to the resoutms of
their own courage.
The death of the Marquis of Loodosdarry does oc.t appear
ti br.. e eccasion.d airy modifications in the great pri jects
which are to be brought tinder discussion. If is not wished to
hags the appearance of giving him so much importance, and it
appears to he determined—

" I.—To dcatre firmly and openly agidost revolotioos of
every kind.

" intrust the instants' of Its!y and Corn.arty

AllSifia.