The National Register.
London, England, 1820-12-04 00:00:00

FROM TWESDAY NIGUT'S G.IZETTE.

IANKIICI'TS.
R. Hartley, Ripon, Yorkshire, mercer. Solicitor, Mr. Spence,
ThreaLdnettlle Street.
T. Clarke, Nottingham, lace manufacturer. Sul. Mr. Taylor.
Featherstone Llumlings.
R. Strung, Lseter. clothier. Sols. Messrs. Darke and Co.
Red Lion Square.
1. Marston, Birmingham. coal dealer. Sob. Messrs. Alesan.
der anu Holme, New Inn.
R. Wadliam, Poole, grocer. Sols. Mears. Alexander and
Ilolme, New Inn.
T. Nleadowcroft. Liverpool, merchant. Sol. Mr. Norris, John
Jdoottord Row.
ti. dray. Lectis, pocket-book manufacturer. Sol. Mr. Makin.
son, Mid& e Temple.
J. E. Tipper. Roinforcl, stationer. Sold. Messrs. Watkins
and Moly, Lincoln's lon.
A. Taylor. Kent Road. malt roaster. Sols. Messrs. Weston
and Co. Fet.chutela Street.
J. S. l'eitson, Sutton Street, Clerkenwell, goldsmith. Sul.
Alt. Tucker, Bartlett's Buildings.
T. Thompson, Camomile Street, merchant. Sols. Messrs.
Knight and Freeman, Basin hall Street.
DIVIDENDS.
Dec. 19. J. Harley, Clifton, Gloucestershire, merchant-23.
11. Downer, Bruton Street. Bond Street. milliner-23,
J. P. H.
Hajedorti, Old Brood Street, merchant--27, W. Dale. Rich-
mond. York, woollen draper-20, 'lf.Lawton and S. Itoe,Stayler
Bridge. Lancashire, machine makers-Iv. J. S. Voysey. Marcie
Highway. grocer-23, E. Elliott, junior. Marabrough. Yolk,
iron founder-2i, B. Gray. Liverpool, merchant-19. S. Skinner,
Sharp's Buildings. Rosemary Lane. slopseller-19. J. Jones,
Upper Brook Street, Grosvenor Square. tailor-19. G. Thistle.
wood, Musosvy Court. Tower Hill, Boar factor-2, T. Huggett,
Bermaadoey Street. grocer-19, T. Macdonald, Rashness Place.
()shod Street. prinisellcr—rit. J. Pak C. Heeding. and W.
Wine*. ressity. Staffordshire. cation opineto-111. Wil.
hams, Sakisketry. Ulm drapes-16. S. Augment Market Street.
Weave ester. blesser-13, T. Sreasend. Based Stmt. Chap-
side. unsebensamen--is. T. Clarke, West Pawed, Somerset.
cheareirsonget-.42 H. Hancock and J. B. Haltnrfer. Newcastle
Tyne, merchants-20. E. Burn, Birmingham. woollen
draper-19, M. Penny, Shepton Mailed, Somersetshire. corn
factor-4,J. Spence. Bishop Wear 1111 l uth, dealer—d 6, T. Crump
and T. 11111. Kidderminster. carpet manufacturers-19, It. AL
Murton, Shepton Alallett. Somerset, grocer-20, T. Gibbins,
Westbury upon Severn. Gloucestershire, maser mariner-27.
W. Smith, Leicester, woolstapler.
CERTIFICATES to be granted Dec. 19.
11. Thornton, Hood Lane, upholder—W. tomes!, Downton.
Wilts, linen ortsper—T. Itigg, Stubbing thuttitx. Yot it,
cotton spinner—T. Alactlonaid, Itathbutte Place, Oxford Street,
printbelier-.J. Holt, Manchester, dyer—S. Franci ,„ Norwich,
----"..rrorer—lt. Norris, bury. Lancashire, cotton spinner.

fits Catholic Majesty's ship Ceres, from Havan-
nah, had arrived at Carthagena with flour. Three
Guineamen had arrived at St. Jago de Cuba from
Attica. The Gen. Arisuiendi independent priva-
teer had been taken possessioa of by a French brig '
of war, and ordered for Martinique.
A requisition, signed by a great numb.:r of mos
respectable inhabitants of the City of Cork, was
presented a few days ago to the Stierith, to -call a
Meeting to address the Queen pa the termination of
the proceedings gainst her, waich the Sherith de-
clared.

The Engli li at Paris are preparing a banquet in
honour of their Queen ; anti our readers will be
pleased to learn that the president on this occasion
is to be Mr. Thomas Moore. a gentleman no less dis
tinguish4d for the honourable independence of his
principles than for toe grade and sweetness of his
poetry.
the report which obtained very general circula-
tion early last week, that the Bank Directors had
determined to reduce their rate of tosettaitt front live
to f.ur per cent, is, we untiereitiad, without boon-
ditties

ANSWER TO LORD LIVERPOOL'. LETTERS
MT 1.0111-1 have been honoured by her Majesty's command
to acknowledge the receipt of your LOlLlalliVii letter of yesterday,
and to state oat her Alirjesty cannot fur a moment misunder-
stand its real purport.
The Queen perceives that the King's Ministers have resolved
to pr :vent Parliament from assembling for the despatch of busi-
ness at tile time to which both houses had adjourned. The
justice und wisdom of the Legislature would at that period, be-
yond all elouut, have restored her to the full enjoyment of those
rights Winch the Con 'Mutton has vested in toe Queen-Consort.
The Ministers plainly show that such is their belief, and they are
determined, fur some purposes of their own, to delay the re.
dress to which she is entitled.
In a measure tl.us alike contemptuous towards Parliament and
the nation toe Queen perceives a still deeper design. It is iin-
possible to ..:oubt Mat the authors of the late Bill have formed the
project of trying in sonic other shape their baffled scheme of
uegrading her Majesty, and running the best interests of the
august Family to which she belongs. Defzitted in their first
uttempt--disgraced in the eyes of nie people—consigned to the
contempt of all Europe—deserted by the most rational and re-
spected of their own adherents—they meditate a new attack on
tile honour of the Queen. Their speculations must be founded
on the hope that the public sentiment, so loudly and universally
expressed, will at length be wearied and exhausted, and that the
Queen herself will nu longer have patience to resist such cruel
and endless persecutions. lint her Majesty owes it to the Brit: sh
nation to declare, that she hats the firmest reliance upon their
support as long as she is the victim of oppression; and to herself
she deems it due to add, that no harassing treatment on the part
of the King's Ministers will ever shake the duty she owes to this
generous people. She has 10..1 the strongest conviction that the
highest interests are at the present moment as much
betrayed 38 those of the State, by the evil counsellors who are now
once mere plotting her destruction.
To the Wits of money with winch Lord Liverpool has thought
proLer to acesenpuey his notice of the intended prorogation of
Parliament her SI it.iListy has no =sacs to give but a direct refusal.
Nearly ten muatlis have elapsed since his late Majesty's death,
and no Parliamentary provision has been as yet proposed for her.
As long as the Bill was pentliug the Queen saw the propriety of
accepting the advances made tor her accommodation ; but she
will not accept as u favour from the Ministers what a due regard
Mr time honour of the Crown would induce Parliatue at to graat
as a right; and she is still more averse to impose upon the peo-
ple the unnecessary burden of finding a palace for her, when the
national munificence has already provided royal residences for all
the Princesses who flit her exalted station.
The Queen expres,ly commands me to add, that her Majesty
as well as the King and the country, have reason deeply to regret
that the persons who have involved all there parties its their
present unhappy difficulties should still have influence to prevent
that adjustment of differences winch the Qiieen regards as es
sential to the common interests. Her Mlaaesty has never enter-
tained a doubt that the King, if left, to the guidance of his own
sound judgment and honourable feelings, would at once listen
to the Queen's claims upon ids justice, and to the united prayers
of his loyal people.
I have the honour to be, my Lord, your Lorlship's obedient
and humble servant. R. KEPPEL CRAVLX.
Handenburgh House, Nov. 18. IWO.

11AL.

Thursday, St. Andrew's-Jay. the Anniversary of this
excellent tosiiimion was celebrated by a dinner at the
City of London 'leveret. His Royal Highness the Duke
of Clarence is the of the Coi poraiioli. and
in fart, sr•velal limes tilled the chair. On the luesrut
°et asiosi lie was wsiteil upon, us usual, with a request that
he would reside. his ito)al Hieletie,s, we sisidersiouil,
!Helot e he could agree to come, bi gged to have a list (dills
tuams. '1 he list was supplied, and It did !SOT itielnile this
Quern. This was as •ln, certainly, as his Royal High-
siess could reasonably desue, and a great deal none than
the cominittee,consistently with their ditty,could warrant.
But his Royal Highness was nut satisfied. He required
not only an exclusion of her Majesty's name from the no-
tice of the corporation, but demanded a security that no
loyal member ot• thecompau) would obtrude it unofficially
un his ear. This was inure than they could do, units& they
assumed the power of• gagging or muzzling all the invited
friends of the charity. The committee declined to become
responsinie for his 11(1A tilliiiess'r feeling*. and lie ac-
cordingly staid away; yet, notwithstanding this slight
put upon the corporation, he has, we are informed, been
again elected President. But in the course of tke year
be must PM ely abdicate this office. If lie cannot attend
when the Queen's health is drank, it is likely that he will
spin have the troublesome duty of actiug as chair-
man of a public meeting. The managers uf no charitable
insti *muss, whatever be their opinion ut• the Queen's Chid'
rae tei , or their disposition to see royalty in the chair, will
sari ifiee the fiiii44 of the rstablisl •iit, or insult the
company, by converting a charitable sheeting lOW au
Awl faiievnite chib, or a scene of political brawling. It is
too tough that royal antipathies have invaded the scrtsce
of our church ; let them nut impede the exert:lse tit our
charity.

Extract of a letter titan the ak,rents to Lloyd's at
Genoa, dated the 16th inst.:—
" by letters front Naples, of the 7th inst. we learn, that flit
Vengeur, lined battleship, has joined the British
under tile eotntuand of Admiral Moore, in that bay, and that a
French division, of two frigates, a giadbarre, acid a sciooner.
had also animal there. Since the ;th inst. a Tunisian Meet, of
Mne sail, has arrived at Leg:writ, reported to b•.! in van of an
Algerine squadron, and also ha tile purpose of chiiiiiim' •
Lion of a small Tunisian schemer, which the Tuscantiovern
inent detained spine time ago. It is stated had orders from Flo-
mice had reac:ted Leghorn, to arrest a veseei iu that port, des-
tin,.! for Napes, lauen with powder, which had been bought up
by Tuscan suojects.
" The foliowing i, a list of the Tunisian fl,..et arrived at I•e;*
horn :—liitg:;ura it 'gate, 4:4 guns, 44x1 men, Vice-Admiral
It.
' bummed 1. tgate. 48 guns, 840 men; Stiltana.
ditto, 48 guns, 4100 Ataujer, corvette, 22 guns, 160 meat
Carl Suititan brig, 14 guns. 18u men a bC11001it:f. 12 guns. 1-2°
loon ; dato, to gala, 70 men; a brig, 12 guns, nU men; stiOs
'in guns, 140 OP .1."
Swedish and Norwegian Consulate, Lothian,
Nov. 1810.
Sin —ln consequence of a cacular addiessed to me by h s
Swedish and Norwegian Slajesty's board or Cus,onis„ tower
date stocklioldi, SvinetuOcr 2S, I ueg to acquaint you, fur tits
inforniadon of merchants, and the public in general, that le
other gouda are allowed to be laid tip in li,veden in store (nArno-
etl) than such as are iluportea by decked SvrtabAt or foreign
VC3SVIS, of at least iS lasts bUrtia42ll; and that coffee, sugar.
to-
bacco, wine. and arrack, arc not allow,tl hi be wiipped,
for die bnndiig place, or any other 5.4.241..11 port, in opete
of any burtll,so, or sti dtckcu Vlaititio of less than die Au l.
iiwitthmeil but then, male, the pan. of coalisLation of me iss4
or vuascl and goods, and a Sue of Mai rix dollars.
I am, lac.
iSigud) CHARLES

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