The National Register.
London, England, 1821-01-08 00:00:00

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S G.IZETTP.

This Gazette nntifies the appoint inert el' T. of Tulin es-
bury. Wilts. Gent. to be a .Vaster Extraird,n.ny in the 11,„;h
Court of Chancciy.

111NKIMI"ITILS ENIARGI.D.

J. Buckley. Upper Mill, Sakhlieworth, York, dyer, from Jan.
1G to March G. _ _

A. Taylor, Kent 11•Hul, malt master, from .fun. 9 to Feb. 6.

BANKItUI'IS..

G. Lendles, Lower Triaincs---StLt,tish factor. Solicitor, Mr.
Lang, Fenchurch Street.
J. Plaskett, Doekhead, Southwark, stave merchant. Sol. Mr.
Lang, FeneMuch Street.
T. Shufrrcy, Worcester, grocer. Sols. Bousficld and
Willlama, Ilotiverie Street.
G. Parkinson, Pei!sword', Lancashire, twiner. Sole. Meters.
Willis and Co. %V are Mill Court.

Messrs. Hurd

J. Hatton, (Merton, Cheshire, miller.
and Joltmon, Terople.
E. x'd G. Glover, Altlersgate Street, drysalters. Sol. Mr.
Mnrris, lierscferry Read, Westminster.
B. Gl.e.seett, Che.pside, jeweller. Sol. Mr. Lawler e, Gray's
Inn Lane.

S. 'littler, Sheraton Magna, Wilts, iiinholder. Snls. Messrs.
Dux and Co. Guilabril Strict. _ .

G. Yiponcl, Ludgate Hill. linen em..per. Sol. Mr. Ihnuan,
Wine OtHu Court, Fleet Strect.
B. Carter. Hertford, rumor. Sols. Messrs. RidlartlB,lll,

1. Faccy, Bisatip4;ate Street Within. pastry cook. Sol. Mr
Gray. Tyson Place., liingland Road.
T:Dellin, liirnanghani, dealer. Sol. Mr. Taylor, Walhrook.
......

DiVIDENDS.

Jan. 13, A. Paikinson, J. Duckett. and N. Alsop, Manchester,
calico primer.~—f!7, J. F. Boyle. fall Mall, stationer-27..1.
Bassani', Upper Thames Street. sugar refiner-27. A. Alseltean,
Winchester Street, merehant-21, W. Goodwill, Cambridge,
currier-21, J. W. A. Smiggs and J. \Valley, Effie Street,
merchants-27,11. Kinn, Duke Street, West Smithfield, butcher
—27, It. Groning, Broad Street Buildings, merchant-99, C.
Scutlamore, woollen curd manutlicturer-27, W.
Ansel, Cambridge, upholsterer-27, .1. llonyman, Spitallields,
silk imanufacturer-27, J. Cary, Ilacquet Court. Fleet Street,
merchant-13, J. Gomm, Buck: and Common, Bucks, timber
merchant-27, J. Cummins, Whifeehapel, brewer—f. 7, S.
Thomson, Red Cross Street. Cripplegate, cal.:latent-3E \V.
Crossley, Doncaster, York, joiner-27, J. Cu...,tx Eye, Suffolk,
miller-27, li. and .1. Dtalsnn. Southwark, hop faetors-51, J.
Tarleton, Liverpool, merchant-27, \V. Duman, narking,
Essex, smack owner—Feb. 3, J. White, Birmingham, fiercer.
CERTIFICATES to be granted Jan. 27.
W. Bright, Newland, Gloucestershire, corn dealer—B. Horn-
by, Bernard Street, Foundling Hospital, phi:flier—W. Mee,
ALaket, Leicestershire, spirit merchant—W. I rod, Buddha'',
Worcestershire, draper—C. Atkimion, Iluddersdeld, merchant—
T. Ashby, E.'st Street. \L111601:r Squaw, baker—J. Mann,
Leeds, brewer—W.Tozer, Crediton, Devon, sadder—J. Chester,
Doncaster, gruccr—G. Haywood, Birmingham. spirit merchant.

PRICE t)
Bank Stoek 2'221
3 per Cent. Red. 701
3 per Cent. Consols
3} per Cent. 191
4 per Lent. b
5 per Cent. Sus),
11..,m, 181

' eTOCKS.
Omni ttttt I.
lint,. 3 tics. Cent. 61
India Ils
Iwiin Stuck
Exeltew.er Ililla 25. dis.
COll4. for Ac. 71.1
Lottery Tteket, £2l 3s.

TOE NATIONAL REGISTER.

LOITIOII,
MONDAY, JANUARY S.

When Napoleon Buonaparte invited the petticoat-
maker to visit Bayonne, the Cortes very properly
issued a proclamation, declaring that while he was
held in a state of durance, they would not regard as
coming from him any document which might bear
his signature; and we hope to see a similar prods.,
motion from the Neapolitan Government, with re-
ference to any acts of the King of Naples, during
his acceptance of the invitation of the Members of
the Hot v Alliance. These legitimates appear to
have an extended idea of the divine rights of Mo-
narchs—they object not only to any ulterathm in
the constitution the European Government,
which may be effected by the people, but even to
any such alteration as may he wished by the Mo-
narch himself, unless it receive the sanction of these
over grown, tyrannical dictators. We should, in-
deed, rejoice to hear of a few of these holy gentlemen
being deposed by their sal jests, and could almost
wish the existence and success of another Napo-
leon, to teach them again to feel how contemptible
Monarchs are, unless supported by the love of their
suhjectti:-.-\bat woold Englishmen think, sup-
posing:in a happy moment their Sovereign were to
open his eyes to die distresses of his people, and his
ears to their prayers, and were to propose to restore
to them the Constitution as it was settled at the
glorious Revolution-s--what, amid the mixed feelings
of gratitude, love, and reverence, fin• such a deter-
minatien, would they think if these Jiffy Allianccrs
were to come forward, and interpose their VzTo
between the noblcues of a King and the happiness
of his sultjects? Why—once more the spirit of
Evglishmen would Le roused, and they would light
against the whole world, as they have already done,
successfully—with this great oil:II:rota:, that in the
last combat they fought for a worthless dynasty
against the wishes of u purple; sv:lcre:.:s, in the

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