The National Register.
London, England, 1817-09-22 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS,

Txottas R. Plymouth Dock, wine-merchant, Oct. 1,2, and 28, at
St. Ives, Cornwall. Att. Mr. Price, New-square Linco
FITP.NIVAL S. Liverpool, grocer, Oct. 6,7, 2b, at Liverpool. Att.
Mr. Orme, Tyrer-street, Liverpool.
IIENSMAN T. and HENsXAN W. Liverpool, ...terchants, Oct. 10,
11,28, at Liverpool. Au. Mr. Chebter, Staple-Inn.
Iloraotro S. Saddleworth, York, inn keeper, Oct. 10, 11, 28, at
Manchester. Act. Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane.
CHESTER C. jun. Liverpool, auctioneer, Oct. 9, 10, 28, at Li-
verpool. Att. Mr. Meadeweroft Gray's Inn.
SONDILANDS S. Lower Grosvernor-place, Pimlico, broker, Sept, 20,
80, Oct. 28. at GuildhalL Att. Mr. Thompson, Sout::ampton-
Chancery.lane.
EIONISALL It. liroker-row, Red-cross-street, Southwark, builder,
Sept. 20,50, and Oct, 2S, at GuildhalL Att. Mr. Metcalf, Basing-
hasl-strect.

COOPER G. scn. Old Ford, (kaki., St-F.t. 23 Oct. 4, 28, at Guildhall.
Mt. Mr. Clarke Bishorscate-M.rect.
lIITGuEs B. Bleeding Ilatt.vard, Hatton-garden, .table-keeper
Sept. 23, Oct.*, 23, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Tucker, Ilartletes-
buildings, Holborn.
DIVIDENDS.

J. Jameson, and J. Willis, Little („ItTeen-strect, Holborn, Wadi.
maker, Nov. 15.
J. Carr, Coventry, shag manufacture:, Oct. 11,
41. Davies, Cardiff; Glarnorg.m, draper, Oct. Is.
V.. Bates, and W. Joins, Bridgenorth, Salop, bankers, Oct. SI
A. Dalgairns, W. Bruce, and J. Bridge, Liverpool, merchants,
Oct. 15.
V.'. Matthews and J. Phillips, Stone, Stafford, boot-makers, Oct. 6.
W. King, Milberne Port, Somerset, hosier, Oct. I►.
1. Hirst and J. Battyc, Ileckmonawike, York, merchants, Oct. O.

CERTIFICATES, OCT. 7.
J. Hurren, Cratfichl Suffolk, grocer—J. C. Janson, St. Swithin's-
lane, Lombard-street, merchant—R. Broad-belt, Markington-with-
NVallerthwaite, York, corn-miller—D. Itardern, Macclesfield,
Chester, silk-manufacturer—S. Briddon, Manchester, provision
nierchant—W. Green, Albion-place, Kingslarld-road, underwriter—
Murth, Totnes, D.-!von, lloseason, Jamaica mer-
chant—H. Smith, and N. S. Johnson, Manchester, manufacturers—
.l. Hurl, Liverpool, ship-builder.

MADAME KRUDENER,—Accounts from Zurich of
2nd inst. contained in the French papers received yes-
terday, state, that this celebrated enthusiast had taken
her final leave of Switzerland. Before she left, how-
ever, she repaired to the Fall of the Rhine, near Schaff'
hatisen, where she inserted the following passage in the
Album :
" With a soul saddened at the triumph of evil, and the
hardness of the hearts of those whom God has placed upon
earth to protect the weak and the poor, with eyes terrified at
she decline of ntorality—M. Knitter''r now beholds the fall of
the Rhine. While she listens to the frightful noise of the cas-
nade, she het self denounces thosejust judgments which God
in the plenitude of his anger, is about to leftist on the earth.
Madame K rudeuer isfilled with terrors of mind, and with dark
presentiments, but she never will ilispair to intercede for the
salvation of man. she will direct her prayers to God; to
that God who was once perwented like her. A pilgrim on
earth, tt listing intirt-ly to Divine Providence, she leaves Switz..
erland—pra rug ti'r its Salvation."
In the Petites-Affiches of Paris, of the 12th instant,
we observe an advertisement of a property for sale, be-

longing to a Lady of the following brief cognomina.
tion :

Madame Marie des Donlenrs, Leopolde, Christine, Mink.,
Emmaeuelle, Joachim, Joseph. Therese, Petronille, Antoine,
Vincenr llonaventure, Francoise, Simphorose, Dither, be-
bast;en, Raphael. Barbe, Camille, Isidore, Andre, Caplan
Iliblianns d Toledo Salm—Salm
—On reading this litany of names (25 in all) one can-
not help recalling to mind the pleasant incident of the
Spaniard, who, arriving in the dead of night, and dur-
ing a tempest of rain, at a solitary inn, was asked
from a window, " Who was there ?" when he pro-
ceeded to apswer by such an endless string of name•::
and surnames, that the innkeeper, archly replying that
he hail -- for all tlu3 world in his hotel," shut
him &good sight arid planet.

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