The National Register.
London, England, 1818-08-17 00:00:00

.11ANKRI7PTS.

WILLIAMSON It. Ipswich. merchant, Sept. 3,4, 22, at Ipswich.
Au. Mr. Toms, t'opthall-court.
ASIIIIY W. Cullinane!tester. Huntingionshire, miller, Sept. 7,8,
?I, at Huntingdon. Att. Mr. Clennell, Staple-inn.
IlAttLow J. Vere-street. Oxford-street, jeweller, Aug. 18, 25,
Sept .22, at GuildhalL Atta. Mayhew and Co. Chancery-lane.
CHOIR:IIEN .1. Bromley, cordwanier, Aug. 18. 25, Sept. 22, at
Guildhall. Att. Mr. Suter, Greenwich.
CHOBLEY J. Cliorley. Lancashire, joiner, Aug. 29. at Chorley.
Sept. 7, 22, at Preston. Att. Mr. Rotherham,. Throgmorton-
sueet.

DIVIDENDS.
W. S. Sherwood. Liverpool. joiner. Sept. Y.
T. Shayle, BortLesley, Warwickshire, tanner, Sept. 4.
T. Collison. and .1. H. Tr;tton, Lombard-street, bankers, Sept. 19.
S. Hurrey, Angel-court. Throgmorton•i.treet, broker. Sept. 4.
B. Nash, Kingbton-upon-Thantes, be.A-eru3ber, Sept. ..th.
it. Wrisht, New.street. Brunswick-stove, metchant, Sept. 4.
T. Biddic.., St. Itaey, Cornwall, corntactor. Sept. Y.
W Dawson. Wakefield, morwy.serivener, Sept. 7.
T. Sykes, and W. Baker. Leeds, dyers, Sept. 3.
T. Bend, Shirland, Derby.shire, tualtbter, Sept. 3.

CHRTIFICATES—Scer.

J. Walker, Shoreditch, furniture broker.—A7 111infnvorth, Pnil.
pot•lanc.wine merchant.—\V. F. Coti:orJ, Upper (lapin. p:umber.
—G. and T. Curme, Brightlielmstune, Sunstield.
110h:bottom, Yorkshire, fostian-manufacturer.

CURING OF HEIIIIINGA,O:e.-311.. Robert Aiken, merclian• •
of Stripa:ler, in Scotland, has discovered a mode of curing
herrings, so as actually to prevent the yellow rust, aml to pre-
serve the flesh in its igittal whiteness. After having or (ons.
plisheil Isis purpose in regard to herrings, he applied gene-
rally the same mode of curing and preserving to ton,
heid., pink, and butler, in which application lie has also sec-
cceded. —Souse months ago lie corresponded on this subject
with the Commissioners for Victualling Isis 31.ijest)'s Navy,
sending 10 Hum specimens of the meat elliCli litter his mats.
ncr. He in due time received their acknotaleil;:enient of the
great value of his discusrrv,vvith pi ruilassingi to lbw the 'lmager
the Board its suproi tof Isla Cji4itil to public twice. He like.
i. wive
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IC e,of sv and tho
Fisheries, in Eiliiihistgli, who e•aiiiiised speciissens of thee
holing+, mutton, pork. and heel clued by in No-
lasi. The reati:t of their ea. • Athol was the most
that Mr. Alkeii'N ili•envery is ralculate.l
eroililiCe very al eat heilefil, hint only 10 flak-en/rya ,cud
iletisallera in particular, but to society in general. The ape.
e k She tat and4sul the
killed of the
sad the taste is particularly pleasant. . .

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From 61:e LONDON G.!!4El'll:,S,:t:tp.rfay, Ans. 35

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1' nll W W. Snot:land. Kent.
Atig G. Ciae.roura-street. mem t.

BM' Kl:tr r IV.

FINLry late of Whittle 1.1), lancluter. cotton monnfm.:-
tlrcr.Sept. 3, 4. at Bolton lv dour,. 3lilne aa.LI Co.
Tani,le.
BENTLEY .1. and DECK. Cornhill. jewellers, Ang. IR, 29. Sept.
16, st (ht:1.1;iall. Au... M.l t..w aria Co. Chancery-Lne.
DIN 11/ii.NDS. . _

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penny, Warnford Court. Thrnguiortort Street, merchant. Sept.
F. Perkins. Liverpool. hatter, Sept. 8.
Piek,tuek. Shrew4bury. mercer, Sept: 7.
.. Imes awl It. Wao..ins Bristal. chemists. Sept. 15.
J. Pamon.:. liarwieh.lll,l;lll4, Mack owner. Sept- I.
Walker. Upper Musa Street. lierrnotolNey.glu: maker, Sept. le.
41. and J. Dick. Finsbury Stttre. merchants, Sept. S.
L. Ullmann and .1. larub.rt, Burdett. me c! Sept. 15.
J. Davies. St. Mattiti.• 1.411 v, carkientvr. Sept. 18.
J. Faitlamb, Wynyau Street. Ws* ell Street Road. persian mann-
factueer. atig.`29.
P. r.'Jis. :I!anchesta. joiner. Sept. 37-
J. Price. Bristol. irentuomzer, (ist. I.
CEITIFicATEs. SEPT- 5.
S. Kiri, Leeds. York, alehouse keeper.—E. Shawn& jun. Ills
of Atherstone, ‘t'sraick. hat maker.—.l. 1.. and G. Baker. Leeds.
cgs. merchants,--J. Jump and P. Hai/revs. Fore Street. bat
wakers.—.ll. 1.. anal G. Creels. inerelunts.

THE NATIO VAL REGISTER.

LON DON :

MONDAY, AUGUST 17,1818.

The Funds have within the last two days declined
mere than•one per Cent. There have, in consequence,
b!en variou4 rumours circulated in the city ; but
liven all the information we have been able to procure,
the• sales were made chiefly for Country Bunkers, of
course perfectly unconnected with news or politics.—
There is every problbility that this is the true cause of
tl:e decline. Consols opened yesterday at at 761, and
at :ne o'clock were 75. They left off ut

We have received Paris Papers of Wednesday last,
but they do nut comain any thing of importance.

The Paris Papers of Monday last state, that on Sun-
day the King signed the contract of marriage between
the Count Decazes, the Minietcrr of Police, and Made-
moiselle de Saint Aulaire

The Secret Memorial lately addressed by the French
Ultra Royalists to the Foreign Sovereigns, has been
published in London. Its purpose indisputably was
t'te removal of the present Ministry, and to recom-
mend a restoration of the old regime in France.
An article from Madrid, which quotes intelligence
frm South America, admits the defeat sustained by the
Royalists at Maipa, and mentions a report that Gene-
rsi Osorio will. in consequence, be tried by a Council
War. The same article states that couriers are fre-
e.:ntly dispatched to Russia, and that it is supposed
the Spanish Colonial ailhirs will become a subject of
discussion at the Congress of Aix-la-Chapelle.
It is said to be certain that the Allied Monarchs,
1.-!fibre assembling at Aix-la-Chapelle, will review
their troops in France, from the Upper Rhine to Mau-
be'.lgc
Lord Castlereagh does not proceed to Aix-la-Chapelle
till the 15th inst. as the Congress does not commence
it., sittings till the first week in September. The Noble
Lord is to be attended in all by Lord Clanwilliam,
Lord Francis Conyngham, Mr. Planta, and Mr. Chad.
A Mail from Hamburgh bus brought papers to the
Bth instant. They supply us with particulars of some
disturbances at Gottingen, which originated in a quar-
rel between one of the students at the University, and
a butcher. A body of horse which had been marched
into the place to restore order, having attacked the
students, and wounded five of them, the latter with-
drew to the Hessian town of Witrenheusen, whence
they sent a deputation, with a memorial to the Autho-
rities at Hanover. The result of this application is
stated ; but the greater number of them are said to
Lave returned, in consequence of the vigorous measures
adopted by the Hanoverian government ; and it is stat-
ed, that, by way of punishment for the recent disturb-
ances, foreigners will, for a certain period, be excluded
from the University.

IMPROVED VALUE OF PaorgaTY.—On Wednesday
last, Mr. Russell let by auction for thirty-one years, at
annual rents, the Elephant and Castle public house,
Newington Butts, the chapel, and dwelling house, and
t messuages and tenements immediately adjoining.
Tile total rental for the last 21 years has been 1901.
per annum ; but on Wednesday it was let for a total
annual rental of 6231. subject to the several takers ex-
pending in improvements not less than 17501.
Yesterday being the Duke of York's birth-day, the
same was observed by her Majesty, at Kew palace, in
a similar way to the Prince Regent's, by a dinner to
her illustrious family. The Prince Regent left town
to be present at a quarter past four o'clock. The Duke
of Cambridge. uccoeipanied by Prince William and
Prince Frederick of Ilesse Cassel left Caxabridge house
fats similar purpose at 4 o'clock.