The National Register.
London, England, 1821-01-01 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCIES I.NLARGED.

T. Usherwood, Tunbridge, Kent, farmer, from Dcc. 513 to
Jan. 13.
H. Jackson, Great Present Street, Goodman's Fields, mer •
chant, front Jan. 6 to Jan. 13.
BANKRUPTS.
R, RoHinson, Great Whelnethai», Suffolk, miller. Solicitor,
Mr. Wayman, Billy St. Edmund's.
T. Knight, Chipping. Fodiatry, Gloucestershire, wine and
spirit dealer. Sol. Mr. Burtimt, Temple.
E. and S. Mitchell, Norwich. wine merchants. Sol. Mr.
lloliaway, Toolt.i's Court. Chanury Lane.
W. Wylie, Southatuptoo Row, Dhamisbury, inercloant. Sul.
Mr. Patten, Matron Garden.
11. Reed, Mill Street, Bermondsey, corn dealer. Soh. Messrs.
Sudlow and Co. Monument Yard.
J. It. Keddell, Balsa! Heath, Warwick, sword cutler. Ski .•
Memos. Swain and Co. Old Jewry.
F. Mayer and J. Keeling, Shelton, Stafford, factors. Sol. Mr.
Edmunds. Eincoln's Inn.
.1. Stibbs, Cully Hall, Gloucestershire, y;:ontan. Sols. Messrs.
Adlinkon and Gregory, Bedford Ituw.
G. Farrar, Commercial sale Booms, Mincing Lane, mercliant.
Sots. Messrs. Kind and Cotterill, Throviorton Street.
T. Barehead, New Mahon, Yorkshire, corn factor. SoL Mr. '
Wilson, Gresille Street, Hatton Garden. •
W. Marshall, Itegcnt Street, statuary. Sol. Mr. Addis, Park
Street, Westminster.
J. Bellis, Chester, grocer. Sols. Messrs. Milne and Parry,
Temple.
J. Boyn, Crutchedfriars, merchant.. Sol. Mr. Le Blanc, Nev
Bridge Street.
DIVIDENDS.
Jan. SO, J., G., and R. Nlori.,an, Belle Sausage Yard, Lud-
gate Hill, wholesale stationers-23, K. Hoot, Artillery Place,
Finsbury Square, merchant-2u, I). Reid, Pt inces Sam, Spital
Fields, silk nianufacturer—go, W. Kent, high Holborn,
stationer-10, C. Poynor, Doncaster. York, linen draper-27. J.
Woodburn' Alilntliorpe. Westmorland, timber merchant—Yu,,
J. I . K oe, Poplar, Human cement manufacturer-10, C.Graves.
Holborn, linen draper-214 V. Cooper, New Bond Street,
milliner-9, J. Balliner, City Clranbers, Ilishopsgate Street,
merchant-23, N. J. Fellowes, FoandlingTerrace, Gray's Inn
Road, painter and glazier-20, F. Whitmore, Walborn Green,
Middlesex, brewer—XS, W. Clarke, Sheffield, builder.
C RTI icAT ES to be granted Jan. YO.
T. Harris, Ileieford, grocer--J. Knowles. Liverpool, inn•
keeper—G. Booth, junior, Coleshill. Wu. sad:shire, dealer—W.
Swale, jun. Lower East Smidilield. butcher—M. .p.O, White
Friars, carman—T. Palin, Hanley, Staffordshire. butcher—W.
Meakin, Eccleshall, stafford. grocer—J. Gordon, 'filmier Place,
Strand, merchant—F.. To"Lirvey, Westboarile, Sussex, miller—
J. Wright, Hart street, Illooms'oary„ upholsterer.

PRICE 04

Bank Stork 221
3 per Cent. Kett. 70
3 per Cent. Consols
:t per Cent.
4.per 'Lent. Si a
5 per Cent. N ~y
LAI:, Al/11. I,y 1.11;

THE NATIONAL REGISTER

Lotman.
MONDAY, JANUARY 1.

An additional motive for petitioning the King to
dismiss his Ministers has arisen within a few days.
Mr. Canning has resigned—the cause of his resig-
nation is admitted by the ministerial papers to be
the determination of the Cabinet to prime other
means for the degradation of the Queen, and Mr.
Cunning's resolui ion to save himself from the inde-
lible disgrace of bearing• a part in such proceedings.
The country is now on the brink of an abyss—to
advance a single step may open to it'the most ap-
palling chasm : the phrenzy produced by the recent
measures, in opposition to the declared opinion and
wishes of the people,may become madness if pushed
a little further, and in their political insanity the
people may attempt a revolution. At a moment like
this, every man is bound to rally round the Consti-
tution: our readers well know what we mean—they
will not suspect us of joining the cry of those who
unite the Constitution with the Cabinet. We con-
sider that the present men have done all that could
be done by men, possessed of their abilities, to de-
an)), what we venerate. We know that they have
brought the country to a state of distress, calamity,
and dissatisfaction, the effects of which can only be
averted by an entire change. We, therefime, feel
that every mu, who Las an atom of interest, is
'bound to exert it—every one is called upon by his
attachment to his King and his country, to contri-
bute to their removal.—Addresses for this purpose
to the King are in general progress; but this
is insufficient. Petitions, firm, but respectful, to
Loth Houses of Parliament tnnst be presented on
their meeting;—this is the oily way to do, consti-
tutionally, what every true Englishman must wish,
and the sooner it be done the beau..
The Queen is to be degraded in Hanover! What
they may call degradation will be easily achieved