The National Register.
London, England, 1820-11-26 00:00:00

DUTIII MAIL.

Bausszts, Nov. 20.—The Second Chamber of
the States General will meet to-morrow morning.
It is believed that in this sitting the report of the
contract section will be read upon the two projects
of law, relative to the annual budget, and on that
which created eight millions of debt to cover the
deficiency of the revenue in the tiarent year, as
well as that of the year 1821, making together a
deficiency of 7,616,324 florins. His Excellency
the Chevalier Verstolk de Soelen, Minister Field-
/Mena .ry and Envoy Extraordinary from the King
to the Emperor of Russia, has arrived here.
The number of couriers passing through this sity
from Holland, France, England, and Germany, is
almost unprecedented for a time of peace.
The accounts from Germany again speak of im-
portant discoveties made by the government in the
Austrian States in Italy; but it is not stated of
what nature they are. It is affirmed that the King
of Bavaria is going to Truppau, where important
affairs, which arc connected with the interests of
this kingdom, arc tinder discussion.
The 18th► of this month, being the anniversary
of the birthday of her Majesty the Queen, was ob-
served with all 1112 demonstrations of loyalty and
.ffectionate respect in all parts of the litteom.
HmeneßGll, N"v. A.—Winter bcs Area suede
:ts aprearance. Last ie,;lit the therinomete 1.11 ti.
three degrees (Reatimer) below freezing, in conse-
quence of which there is a great deal of floating ice
on the Elhe, which has is some measure increased
o day, but not so as to impede the nav;getion.

SAZONY, Nov. 11.—A great reduction is ing
to be made in the Saxon army ; in both infantry
and cavalry, one lieutenant will be reduced in each
company, and a lieutenant colonel in each regiment.
The supernumerary captains and majors will be
struek off, the reserve ul.olished, and all the re.
duce l officers receive pensions or allowances. The
companies are to be dimished, and hussars and hu.
MIS be changed into dragoons.
It sail some other German States have joined the
commercial union.

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTR.
BY THE KING.-A PROCLAMATION.

tEOIOE it.

WHEREAS Our Pa ha uLat stands prorogued to Tuesday
the 23d day of Ja..uary Lott; Wr by and with the advice of
Our Privy Council, havby puaish and declare. that the said
Parliament shall,ou the said 'ad day ofJ4nuary next. be held and
sit for the despatch of divers urgent and importsnt affairs: And
the Lords Spiritual izid Temporal, and the Knights, Citizens.
e.nd Burgesses, and the Coan.lia.ioners for Shires and Burghs of
the nous,: of Commons. are hereby requited :and commanded
to give their atteudaace reconhngly at Westminster, on the said
25d day of Jaau' y next.

:ire:. at Our Court at Carlton House, the 24th day of No-
voai,er, 1820, in tha First Year of Ow Re 4,71.
:.ion SAVE THE KU:vG.

Chis .azett,. contains loyal Addreissm to his Majesty f" all of
which he received very graciously") fiom Harwich. Dover, and
th: Mayor, Bailiff's, ike. of Southampton. We extract from the
Litter tile following phirlige s--" We humbly implore that your
Maje.ay will not authorise your official servants to re-agitate a
question which ran orly tend to alienate the affections of your
dutiful and loyal subjects."
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BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
C. W. Cor&ld, Norwich, currier.
BANKRUPTS.
W. A. Lesley, Stowmarket, Suffolk. cabinet maker. Solid- •
tors, Messrs. Dixon and Son, Gray's Inn Square.
J. Jackson, Coventry, ribhon manufacturer. Sob. Mews.
Long and Austen. Gray's Inn.
J. Edwards, Warrmoster, Wilts, coal merchant. Sol. Mr.
Williams, Rea Lion Square-
J. AtUington, Tottenham, 'Middlesex. builder. Sol. Mr
Pope Old Betlih.m.
L. W. olley. Billiton, Staffordshire, iron master. Sol. Mr.
Hi in. Sum) S r St .
G. Thompson, Freston, LbtiC..ilire. cheesemonger. Sol. Mr.
Pret•on, Sergea..t.s.
G. Phillips, Old acentfind, Middlesex, cabinetmaker. Sol.
Mr. Finch, Brentfurd Duos.
W. H. Lawrence, 'Bath, linen drapm Sals.essrs.M Adlington
and Gregory, Bedford Row.
J. Adams, Trinity Square, Minories. merchant. Sob. Messrs.
Hicks and Braikenridge, Bartlett's Buildings, Holboen.
T. W. Lloyd, Evaiharn.Worcestershire, fellmonger. Sol. Mr.
A'Beckett, Broad Street, Golden Square.
J. Thompson, Liverpool, factor. Sol. Mr. Chester, Staple
Inn.
S. KiweLl. Bleakwall, Middlesex, painter. Sols. Messrs.
Fisher and Monday, Furnival's Inn.
H. Jackson, Great Prescot Street, Goodman's Fields,
merchant. Sul. Mr. Thwaites, Essex Street, Strand.
W. Minett, Prospect Place. Southwark, auctioneer. SQL Mr.
Pasniore, Warnfort. Court, Throgmorton street.
W. Pierce. High Holborn, wax merchant. Sob, Messrs.
Lowe and Bower. Southampton Buildings.
W. and J. Quinton, Bodoni, Nottingham, timber dealers.
Sol. Mr. Knowles, New Inn.
J. Millard, Cheapside, linen draper. SoL Mr. Burfoot,
IL +pie.
C. Scott, Manchester, brush maker. SoL Mr. Shaw, Ely
Place, Holborn.
W. Wheeler, Frame, Somentetshire. timber dealer. Sol. Mr.
Nwoamiie, King Street, Golden Square.
DIVIDENDS.

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Dec. 16, E. Dickens, Eyrisford, Kent. dealer-23, A. Kruse,
Umon Court, Broad Street, merchant-10, J. Ansley, Star
Court, Bread Street, merchant-17, J. Watson sad P. Mills.
Bishop Wearmouth, Durham, ship builders-16, W. Rushforth,
Hahne. York, woollen manufacturer-20, B. Cooke, Barton
upon lrwell, Lancashire, cotton spinner-16. W. Brian,. Roo-
nington, wine merchant-16, C. Alottram, Winchester Street,
merchant—l 6, H. Pyelinch, Bucklusbury, merchant-16, J.,
J., and J. Mortimer, Elland, York, worsted spinners—l 6, A.
Knight, Wilson Street, isloorfields. calenderer--16. T. and T.
Slade, Bartholomew Close, Smithfield. oil merchants-23. J.
Metcalfe and J. Jeyes, Upper East Smithfield, oilmen-20, J.
%Varner and N. Scholefield, Greenwich. linen drapers-18, AL
and G. Nayler, Darlington, Durham, leather dre.sers--In, W.
Sorby, North Anaton, York, apotheeari—in, J. Batten, South-
ampton, grocer-18, C. Ogilvie and V. M•Neilie, Liverpool.
soap boilers.
CERTIFICATES to be granted Dee. 16.
J. James, Chelteuluim, innkeeper--J. Al. Redhead, Bother-
hithe, merchant—E. Eyes, Liverpool. dealer—D. Morley,
Cockspur Street. boot and shoe maker—J. Peters, Dorking,
Surrey, lime burner—A. Morton. Lower Thames Street, fish
Ikctor—J. Cutler, Bath. tailor—C. W. F. Aubusson, Charge
Street, Hanover Square, patent aid form maker—D. It. Tetley.
Antiley, York, dealer—J. Carr, Leeds, ha:tor—J. llohcns,
Llunteelu,. Aluntgoluery hire, fanner—W. Daniel, Bath,
Jeweller.

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We have r; ceived files of American Papers to
the ttAd ult. including Ilalifitx to the 2d inst. The
accounts :eceived in the United States fiom Buenos
Ayres, to a tate date, state that city w hive been in
a areas commotion, in consequence of an army of 2
to 3,000 men, men, under the command of Generals
Lopez, Alvesr, and Carrera, being in the vicinity
fin- some time, and harassing the inhabitants, cutting
off their supplieq, &c. These troops, it aypenvi
wished to plum Alvear at ti,e head of their govern-
ment, which was evaded and strongly opposed.
During the last five months no lest than finirteen
(liniment governments or factions have been in
power, which had occasioned a complete stagnation
ia trade, and many &milks had left the city. Ac-
counts were received at Buenos Ayres, that Artigas
had destroyed the army of Gen. Ramirez, at Entre
Rios. The Portuguese, it is said, hole to the eastern
de.