The National Register.
London, England, 1820-07-30 00:00:00

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Fl€o.ll LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
CROWN OFFICE, JULY 29.
HOME CIRCUIT.
The days for holding the Assists, at the under-mentioned
plats, are directed to be altered u follow :
At Lewes, for the county of Sussex, Saturday, the 29th day of
July instant, instead of Thursday, the 3d day of August next ;
and
At Guildford, for the oounty of Surrey, Thursday, the 3d day
of August, instead of Monday, the 7th day of August next.

BANKRUPTS.

J. Harvey, Leadenhall Market, youlterer. Solicitors, Masts.
Stevens and Wood, Little St. Thomas Apostle.
J. Smith, Bristol, stationer. Sol. Mr. Heelis, Staple Inn.
A. Donaldson, Liverpool. linen draper. Sols. Messrs. Willis
and Co., Warnford Court, Throgmorton Street.
E. Gregson, Spindlesione. Northumberland, corn merchant.
Sols. Messrs. Mounsey and Gray, Staple Inn.
J. Parish, Salisbury, Wilts, linen draper. Sols. Messrs.
Alexander and Holme, New Inn.
W. Loogliurst, Tunbridge, Kent, ironmonger. Sol. Mr. Co-
merford, CopthaU Court.
J. Smith, Liverpool, merchant. Sol. Mr. John, Palsgrave
Place, Temple.
T. I. Watkis, Salford. Lancashire, dealer in weft. Sole.
Mews. Court en and Robinson, Walbrook.
R. Bentley. Stanton. Staffordshire, maltster. Sols. Mews.
Collins and Keen, Stafford.
J. and W. Brotherion, Liverpool, tailors. tiol. Mr. Wheeler,
Castle Street. Holborn.
J. R. Browne New Road, St. Pancras, statuary. Sol. Messrs.
Sweet and Cu., Browne,
Street.
P. Whitmore, WitMarn Green, Fulham, brewer. Sol. Dlr.
A'Becket, Broad Street, Golden Square.
DIVIDENDS.

August 19. F. Cumbers, King Street, Wcnminster, coach
masta-29. J. Wainwright, Stadind, bellows maker-26. M.
Jacobs. Charles Street, Grosvenor Square, glass merchant
—l2, J. !leaven, Old Cavendish Street, Canntlish Square, wine
merchant-26, W. and T. Rubinson, Chelsea, linen drapers—lS,
J. Yale. Worcester, leatherseller-25, J. Smithies, Leeds, mer-
chants-21, S. 011erenshaw. Ashton under Line, Lancashire,
hat manufacturer-28, W. Parkin, Nafferton, York, miller-23,
R. Johnson, Ripon. York, seed crusher-19. J. and F. Collens,
Nicholas ne, Lombard Street, timber merchants-2'4 R. Hunt
and J. Sharp, Lombard Street. broker,-12, S. L. Curlewis,
Xing Street, Covent Garden, tailor-22, B. Dryden, Newcastle
upon Tyne, grocer-26, J. Stanway. Leominster, Herefordshire.
surgeon-21, M. Trokes, Liverpool, merchant-19, D. Smith
NW J. Hampshire. Kirkburton, York, scribbling and fulling
millers-23, W. Chapman, Liverpool, bosicr-24, R. Holroyd,
Halifax, York, jeweller.
CERTIFICATES to be granted Aug. 19.
L. Moses, Great Prescott Street, Goodmon's Fields, merchant
..—K. Forster and R. Wylam, Newcastle upon Tyne. merchants
--J. Bysh. Paternoster Row, aciokseller—J. Wonhingston, War-
Ms, Lancashire, coal werchaat—W. James, Bromyard, Here.
igdibire, auctioneer—G. Mason, Chard, Somerset, clothier.

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THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

Loubon.
SUNDAY, JULY SO.

Tns march of Freedom is sure, though sometimes
slow ; and Revolution appears to be the certain
follower of Tyranny and Oppression. The entire
change at Naples was effected without bloodshed,
and by the very means intended, by almost all
Governments, to check the rise of rational liberty—
by the soldiers. In Spain the cause proceeds
better than could have been expected. The
sitting of the Cortes attracts general attention,
and it is gratifying to perceive that the Revolution
must be perpetuated by the voice of the People, and
the support of the Country, in spite of the machi-
nations of its degenerate enemies, and insidious and
refractory Monks. On the 10th instant an Address
to the King was read and approved by the Cortes.
After congratulating him upon his compliance with
the unanimous wishes of the nation, it assures him
of their undisguised attachment to his august per-
son and family, and of their firm co-operation to
consolidate the political Constitution, and to redeem
the errors of an erroneous system. Ferdinand, we
hope, will be able to appreciate the blessing of
re►gning over a free people, and of being rescued
from the trammels of those who preferred their own
ascendancy and personal aggrandisement to the wel.
fare and true interests of the State. The Address,
in referring to the South American territories, says
--" The intimate union of the Cortes with your
Majesty's Government, the, reestablishment of the
Constitution, and the faithful accomplishment of
promises, by removing all pretext for distrust, will
facilitate the pacification of our transmarine pos-
sessions. The Cortes, on its side, will let no op-
portunity escape to propose and adopt the necessary
measures for the observance of the Constitution,
sod to re.establish tranquillity in those regions, in