The National Register.
London, England, 1820-06-04 00:00:00

FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
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This Gazette notifies the appointment of the Right Hon. George
Earl of Egreir.ont to be Lord Lieutenant of the county of SUSeA.
and Sir C. W. Bampfylde, of Hardington Park. Bart. to be Sher
riff of the county of Somerset, in the room of G. M. U. Naptc
of East Pennard, Esq. deceased.
BANKRUPTS.
F. W. Welsfonl, Sise Lane, merchant. Solicitors, Mea-rs.
Pollock and Oates, Basingball Street.
T. Marfieet, Broad Street, Rateliff, oilman. Sol. Mr. Heard,
Hooper Square. Goodman's Fields.
T. Gill, Little Tower Street, hydrometer maker. Soh. Me.:rs.
Noy and Hardstone, Great Tower Street.
T. Willey, Strand, bp:smoker. Sol. Mr. Wright, Gray'. Inn
Square.
C. Edwards, Gough Square, furrier. Sol. Mr. Tuctet, But.
lett's Buildings, Holborn.
W. Sylvester, New Woodstock, Oxfordshire, Meyer. 1501.
Mr. Chilton. Chancery Lane.
W. Trudgett, Bury Bt. Edmund's, Suffolk. miller. Sols.
Mesas. Horton and Co., Crane Court, Fleet Street.
R. and J. Edwards, Cradley, Worcestershire, ironmonger:.
Sols. Messrs. Constable and Kirk, Symond's Inn, Chancery
Lane.
S. Hargreaves. Liverpool, woollen draper. Sob. Messrs. Ad.
lington and Gregory, Bedford Row.
M. Newton, Newcastle upon Tyne, cooper. Sol. Mr. Lead.
bitter, Pancras Lane, Cheapssde.
DIVIDENDS.
June 47, R. E. West, Southwark, hop merchant-27. J. R.
Grimsby, Kingston upon Hull. haberdasher—ft, J. and J. I'.
Carpenter. Wellington, Somersetshire, bankers-21. J. Kendrick,
Belliagton Mills, Worcestershire, miller-4, W. Cobham, jun.,
and T. Jones, Ware, Herta. bankers-27, I'. Budden, Rochester.
grocer 21, T. and J. Hellicar, Bristol, merchants-47, '1'..1.
Lancaster, Cateatoo Street, merchant—es. J. Richards. Whit.
church, Shropshire bankar-47. 1. Aldebert, C. C. Becher, and
J. Hves. CoPthall Buildings. merchants-20, W. Burford.
Gillian, Kent, fisherman-20. J. W. Womack, Norwich.
linenr-20, I. Henry, Liverpool, draper-41. J. Mont•
gomery, Liverpool, merchant—fl, J. Humphries, Birmingham,
merchant—July I,T. Stunt, Allen Street, Goewell Street, carpet
manufacturer.

ST• PATRICK'S CHARITY SCHOOLS.

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The Annual Dinner of the Patrons of this Charity
was held on Monday, at the great room in the Free.
masons Tavern. His Royal Highness the Duke of
Sussex iu the Chair.

At about six o'clock a large company, amongst
whom were, his Grace the Duke of Norfolk, Lord
Donoughmore, Sir John Doyle, J. C. Hobhouse,
Esq. and a number of Noblemen and Gentry of the
first rank, at down to a most sumptuous entertain-
ment.

As soon as the cloth was drawn, Aron A'obis Do.
mine was sung by Messrs. Dignum, Smith, and
Wolfe, with great effect.
The first Toast given by the Royal Chairman was
" The King, and may he long reign over this free,
happy, and united country ;" which was drank with
three times three. Song—" God save the King.'
—Toast, " The Royal Family ;" three times three.
—Glee—" Glorious Apollo."
The Chairman proposed the memory of his late
Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, in doing which
he recalled to the recollection of the Meeting the
services which his Illustrious Kinsman had rendered
to the Institution.

The health of the Royal Chairman was proposed
by the Duke of Norfolk, and drank with great ap-
plause.
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His Royal Highness returned thanks in a neat
and appropriate speech, in which he descanted on
the state of religious and civil liberty, and as.
sured the Meeting, that he should never forsake the
opinions which he had conscientiously adopted with
regard to the Catholic Question.—Toast, " The
health of the Duke of Norfolk, and the rest of the
Catholic Nobility."
The Duke of Norfolk returned thanks.

Toast, " The health of the Earl of Shrewsbury,
the President of the Institution, and success to the
Charity."
The Royal Chairman, in proposing this toast, in-
timated to the meeting, that it was intended to ex-
tend the charity and build a larger school.
The children of the Charity walked in processlon
through the room. Their appearance gave th.,
utmost satisfaction. Several powerful appeals were
made to the liberality of the meeting by various
gentlemen present, and a collection was made,
he party broke up at a late hour.

Large orders have been given on behalf or'
Majesty the Queen, to the manufacturers of Spital.
fields, for various articles of silk manutlieture.

It is said that the vacant blue riband has been
declined by a nobleman of hi..h rick, to whom it.
hail been tendered, on the grateful, though unusual,
plea, that he had not pertimmed any public services
to justify his bearing away from more worthy com-
petitors so distinguished a mark of the personal
favour of his Sovereign. This, if true, is an instance
of brave and proud self-knowledge, which, even Ile
its rarity, should be immortalized.
It is said there will be a creation of new Peers,
and of exaltations to higher ranks in the Peerage,
previous to the Coronation. It is expected that.
there will be four Dukedoms in the petsims of Lad:
Hertford, Buckiv.ghatu, Stafford, and
Lord Eldon, will receive the hollow of an Ealami..
in reward for his long cervices.
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