The National Register.
London, England, 1820-06-26 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER

might rot he very material to the House, he might be
pardanird for mriationing what be deemed to be due to
h;mselt namely, 1114( till the present period he had
knowe nothing of the letter stmt by the Queen to one of
uis Majesty's Ministers from her residence abroad, com-
plaining of the erasure of her name Crum the Liturgy.
That letter, of willed' he had nut before even heard, wSS
sent, we understood him to say, on the 15th March last, and
was reek-iced according to its direction at the latter end
of the sane• month.

. . .
The cotiversatiop here railed ; after which the lkliMs-
ters, het J.tjesty 's legal Advizerytml most ul the Methbets
left the House.

The Report of the Committee of Snpuly was brenelit
❑ii and agreed tu. The 1,0411 Bill was agreed to; und
the other orders or tin• it.ty hciug tibpused uf, the House
adjourned.

FROM TUESDAY. NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
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BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
W. Truclgett, Bury St. Edmund's, miller, from July 11 to
July 2.0.
L. Searle, Weybritlge, baker, from June 24 to Aug. 12.
BAN K RI: PT S.

J. Martin, Liverpool, merchant. Solicitors, Messrs. Aang
ton and Gregory, 1.1.dtx..c, Row.
3.. Middiehurst, Waal:burn, Lanesedre, grocer. Sol. Mr.
Blakelock, Sergeants' Inn.
J. I enzed, Newcastle upon Tyne, linen draper. Sole. Messrs.
Bell and Brodriek, Bow Cilurcn Yard.
J. Jack-on, Liverpool, enil ma er. Sc s. Messrs. Lowe and
Bower, Southampton Builidngs.
T. Gilson, Nottingham, lacenzan. Sole. Messrs. Long and
Austen, Gray's lon.
T. Butt. Southampton, shoemaker. Sols. Messrs. Slade sod
Jones. John Street, Bedford Row.
J. Cadogan, Water Street, St. Clement Danes, carpenter. Sol.
Mr. Platt, New Boswell Court.
T. Davis, jun. Little Baddow, Essex, pig dealer. Sols. Messrs.
Richardson and Miller New Inn.
J. Dickinson, Church Passage, Guildhall, warehouseman.
Sol Mr. Lake, Cuteaton Street.
W. Ansell, Cambridge, upholsterer. Sol. Mr. Smith, Al-
derrnanbury Pastern.
R. J. Austin, Rotherhithe, merchant. Solo. Messrs. Cuppage
and Cousins, Old Broad Street.
DIVIDENDS. _ _

June 24, J. Wilkinson. Appledore, Kent, miller—July 29. C.
A. Wilkinson, Cullum street, merchant-22, J. White, City
Road, merchant-21, R. Abram, Liverpool, merchant-2C J.
Steven,, Cheltenham, victualler-14, C. Corthorn, Isle of Ely,
ilruggiit-11, M. Noble. Lancaster, druggist-29, G. and F.
Wawale, Allhallows Wharf, Upper Tlaunts Street, oil crushers
—l7, 11..1. Hunt, Exiling, Suffolk, miller-26, L. Stepheasou,
Beverley, Yorkshire, grocer-11, R. Peacock, Limehouse, cum
factor-29, E. Dampter, Primrose Street, Hishopsgate Without,
wed crusher-25, D. Philip, Fenchurch Street, stationer-22, J.
Ho'lauds, Honeferry Road, NVestminster, builder-18, S. W.
Woo!rich, Sta Word, druggist-22, W. Barr.ford, Houndsditch,
timber meichant—li, J. Coulthred, High Melton, York, money
surivener.

CERTIFICATES to be granted July
E. Tory, Christchurch, Southampton, grocer—W. Birming-
ham, Manchester, dealer—J. Wood, Saddleworth, Yorkshire,
cotton spinner—B. Foyle, Dyer's Court, Addernhinhury, factor
—S. Minot, Yhilpot Laneonerchsnr.---1.. 0. Edwards, Ntinorics,
master mariner—T. Norris, Bamrgate, grocer—J. Clough,
Bromley, York, cloth manufacturer.

LAW REPORT.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, w ESTIMINSTHR.

THE KING ♦. bill F. BURDETT.

The Attorney-General requested to know the pleasnre
of their Lordship as to thecontinnance of the argument
in this case.

The Court was of opinion that the argument could
not be continued without great inconvenience to other
suitors; and that, even if it were continued, no final
result could be expected within the present Tenn. The
case maw, 'Meteor°, stand over.