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

F1€O:11 SATURDAY NIGHT'S

This Casette notifles the appointment of C. Bugot, Esq. to be
Page of Honour to his Alajoity in Qidinary, vice the Hun. T.
W. Craws, promoted.
It also notttica the appointment of W. Wiltar., junior, of
Winslow, Hocks; and T. Howes. of Northainpwn, to be. Ma-
sters Extraordinary in the Cunt of Chancery.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

P. Jay, Cavendish, Suffolk, say manufacturer.
BANKRUPTS.
T. and J. Perry, Reading, Berks. ironfounders. Solicitors.
Messrs. Few, Ashmore, and Hamilton, Henrietta Street, Cu.
v.au Garden.
J. Cragg, Erpingham, Rutland, corn dealer. Sole. Messrs.
Alexander and Hanle New Inn.
J. F. Golden and N. Wood. Gosport, Southampton, mercers.
Sob. Messrs. Alexander and Hohne, New Inn.
E. Robbins and it. B. Nluchall. Birmingham, merchants.
Soli. Messrs. I.ong and Austen. Gray's Inn.
B. Aston, Red Marley d'Abitot, Worcestershire, corn dealer.
Sol. Mr. Alb:eked, Broad Street, Golden Square.
J. Morley, Liverkool, hatter. Sob. Mays. Lowes and Cow •
burn, Temple.
T. Cassidy. Liverpool, feather merchant. Sob. Messrs. Ad•
Wigton and Gregory, Bedford Row.
W. Pettinger, Sculcoatca, Yorkshire, wood turner, Sol. Mr.
Shaw, Ely Place, Holborn.
I. Crowson, Boston, Lincolnshire, innkeeper. Sols. Messrs.
Ledington and Hall, Temple.
W. Walker, Wortley, Yorkshire, merchant. Sols. Messrs.
Few. Ashmore, and Hamilton, Henrietta Street, Covent Garden.
S. Woods, Havant. Southampton, grocer. SoL Mr. Minchin,
Gray's Inn.
C. W. Daniel, Bath, jeweller, Sol. Mr. Easton, Lambeth
Road, Southwark.
DIVIDENDS.

July 17, S. T. Harding, C. Oakes, and T. Willington, Tam-
wurth, Warwickshire, hankers-17, G. and G. Wrightson,
Maryport, Cumberhuid, herring merchants-18, T. Lloyd,
Tibberton, Hereford, tanner-17, E. Forster and R. Wyhou.
Newcastle upon Tyre, merchants-22. J. Alayhew. Keppell
Street, Russell Square, upholder-17, J. Wirknoii, Addle
Street, Wood Street, merchant-23, W. P. Evans, Pwllhely,
Carnervonshlrs, draper-18, T. Taylor, Guildford, Surrey,
liquor merchant-22, J. Morns, Manchester, hatter-18, N.
Brooke, Southampton Street, Strand, shoemaker-21, S. Fisher,
Winchcombe. Gloucestershire, mercer-2u. J. Wick.teed,
Shrewsbury, starch maker-17. J. Pratt, Banbury, Oxfordshire,
innkeeper—lS, J. Smith and J. Forsyth. Princes Street, Bank,
merchant-•-15,J. Grant, Coleman Street, merchant.
CERTIFICATES to be granteu July 15.
D. Cox, High Street, Borough, steamer—W. Holt, junior,
Rochdale, Lancashire, woollen manufacturer—F. Wition, Dur-
ham, greeer—W. and J. Shirley, Shelton, Stafford, potters—
J.Grant, Lullington Mill, Somersetshlre, fuller—H. Billinge,
Liverpool, printer—M. and G. J. Ross, Dowgate Hill, mer-
chants.

VIICC of Cocks.
Bank Stock Omuium par.
per Cent. Red. 68i Imp. 3 per Lent.
1 per Cent. Cons. 70/ India Bun& 12$. dis.
31 per Cent. 77/ India Stuck
4 per Cent. 861 Exchequer ilills 2s. dis.
S per Cent. Navy 1041 Cons. for Ac. 741
Lung Aim. 18 Lottery Tickets £29 10s.

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

Bonbon.
MONDAY, JUNE 26.

There is a certain set of Men whom Shakspeare des-
cribes as " first mouthed, and last swallowed, &c."
and to this class does Mr. Wilberforce, in our opi-
nion, decidedly belong. Without that noble feel-
ing that should form the spring of all our actions—
without, that deference to our Queen which her
recent noble conduct has inspired in all but purely
ignoble bosoms, he became on Thursday night the
petty and contemptible tool of contemptible Minis-
tars, who having disgraced even themselves by their
recent measures appear to have prevailed upon him
to come !inward with a motion for an Address to her
Majesty, which if it be divested of the garb in which
their united sophistry has arrayed it, comes to the
point of urging the Queen to give up every thing
which her honour, her innocence, her character, and
her future happiness demand—that the honourable
and religious Member for Braniber coshl stoup to
such a commission, does but little astonish us who
have long been studious observers of his political
motions, and those of our readers who remember
the present manner of returning the House of Cent-
mons will be us little surprised to timid that the motion
was passed by Ayes 391, Noes leaving a
Majority of 9.07. Her Majesty has now to add
another feather to her heroic plume of recently ga-
thered honours, and from this we ardently hope she
will not shrink. She ha:: to say to the House of
Commons that though they may have power over
her life th have no right to. call upoa her to com-
promise what is far dearer to her—ttEn HONOUR.

Since writing the above we have received an ac-
count of the presentation of the Address of the
I-louse of Commons to I- t and her reply,
which we insert in anot.n,l part (door paper. Ikr
Majesty has, we rejoice to say;lustitieti our hopes,
and by her spirited answer has proved her claim to
a boldly consistent line of conduct, which could only
originate from a knowledge of lIER superiority over
het enemies !!!