The National Register.
London, England, 1821-11-05 00:00:00

THE KING.

HA NOVER, OCT. 28.—0 n the 24th his Majesty
received visits from the Landgrave of Hesse Hom-
burg, and the Grand Duke of Weimar. His Ma-
jestty dined with the Princess now here at one table,
to which the Marquis of Londonderry, Prince Met-
ternich, Gen. Count Tauenzein, &c. were invited.
On the •25th his Majesty gave private audience to
the Duke of Brunswick, and to numerous Foreign
Ministers and persons of distinction presented by
them.

From the preparations which are already made,
it is not to be doubted that his Majesty will set out
upon his return on the 29th. It is his Majesty's
intention, on passing through Gottingen on the
30th, to pass some tune to view the public ehtah-
lishments there; his Majesty will stop that night at
M unden.

His Highness the Landgrave of Hesse Homburg
arrived here on the '2d, and the Grand Duke of
‘Veimar on the 22d. His Royal Highness Prince
Gustavus, son of the Ex-King of Sweden, accom-
panied by the Chamberlain, Baron Puller, has been
here for some days.
On the 24th, in the evening, the Citizens had
the happiness of being allowed to ofli!r a serenade to
their beloved King, by torch-light, in the garden of
Herrenhausen. NVlien it was concluded his Majesty
opened both the wings of the window, and bowed
to the citizens, and spoke the following truly pa_
ternal words :

" I am recovered, and rejoice that I can be again among my
Hanoverians, from which 1 hive been unhappily hindered by my
illness. I regret all the trouble they have given theniselbres,
and thank them fur it. _ _

" I gratefully acknowledge the love and attachment of m 7
Hanoverian& I have always been a Hanoverian. I will live
and die a Hanoverian."

The general joy was redoubled, and the whole
of the procession retired, with hearts full of the most
pleasing feelings at the happiness of this evening.—
The citizens will gratefully celebrate in future the
remembrance of this day, on which the King again
expresfed, and in such a manner, his paternal senti-
ments towards his faithfully-devoted subjects.

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GA AETTE.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

R. G. Longcroft. Romsey. Southampton, common brewer,
from Sept. W to Nov. 7.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
J. Page, Uptoo upon Severn, Worcestershire, tanner.
BANKRUPTS.
. _ .

T. and J. Towler, Wakefield, York, woolstaplers. Solicitors,
Messrs. Eyre and Co. Gray's Inn Square.
F. Dalton, Wakefield, liquor merchant. Sots. Measrs. Stocker
and Co. New Boswell Court.

J. and W. Stirling, Copthall Court, merchants. Sole. Messrs.
Bourdillon and Co. Bread Street, Cheapside.
T. Butlin, Baker Street, Marylebone, apothecary. Sole..
Messrs. Fielder and Co. Duke Street, Manchester Square.
F. It. Tovey, East Street, Lamb's Conduit Street, merchant.
Soli. Messrs. Gregson and Co. Angel Court, Throginorwn St.
W. Morris, Wel'close Square, tavern keeper. Sole.. Messrs.
Willey and Co. Wellclose Square.
W. Wycherley, Trcfnant, Salop, farmer. Sol. Mr. Chester.
Staple Inn.
Is. B. Deeble. Welbeck Street, Cavendish Square, upholsterer.
Sole. Messrs. Palmer and Co. Bedford Row._ _ _

J. Robinson, Nicholas Lane, merchant. Soh. Messrs. Nind
and Co. Throgmortun Street.
R. Bright, sen. Nassau Place, Commercial Road, haberdasher;
Sol. Mr Fawcett, Jewin Street, Aldersgate.
F. S. Newcomb, Gailshill Gillingham, Kent. dealer. Solo
Messrs. Richanlson, Wallirook.
J. Porter, Wallington, Norfolk, dealer. Sol. Mr. Newbank,
North Aualey Street.
J. Clunie, Camberwell, baker. Sole. Messrs. Let and Co.
Three Crown Square, Southwark.
J. Powell, sen. Windsor, tailor. Sol. Mr. Downes, Enrnival's
Inn. _ _ _

11'. Vincent, Old Road, Stepney, ropcmaker. SoL Mr. Oral%
Stepney.
iirard,
chancery L
_ anc.
broker. Sol. Mr. Haynes, Mark
Lane.

J. Newman, Clcrkenwell, brewer. Sol. Mr. Ellis, Southamp,
toll Buildings, Chancery Lane.
J. Turner, Praml Street, Paddington, chinaman. Sol. Mr.
Orchard, Gray's Inn Sqvare.
J. Olding„ Old Change, stationer. Solo Messrs. Freeman and
Co. Coleman Street.

J. J. Saintmarc and L. M. A. Gascau. Radcliffe Row, City
Road, rectifiers. Sol. Mr. Ltwer, Crutchetlfriars.
J. M. Binckes, Minories, hay salesman. Sol. Mr. Lester.
Cruteltedfriara.
W. Baker, Lloyd's Coffee House, insurance broker. Sol. Mr.
Warne, Leadenisall Street.

T. Ca., ware, Bert% corn dealer. Sol. Mr. Bond, Ware.
I'. Parsons, Castle Street, Holborn, jeweller. Sol. Mr. Wil-
liam,, Chancery Lane.
J. M`Vaity, Strand, wine merchant. SoB. Messrs. Yearley
and Co. BiAtupsgate Street.
'l'. Ingram. Lower Thames Street, fishmonger. SoL Mr.
Lang, Fenchurch Street.

DIVIDENDS.
Nor. 27, W. Moss, Tadley, Southampton, carpenter-24, S.
Chapman, Greenwich. linen draper-24, 11. W. Scaly, Stamford,
linen draper-3d, K. Kirk, Leicester. liquor merchant-24, W.
Law, Copthall Citambers, Thrognionon Street, merchant—e 4,
T. and E. S. Foster, Ya'ding, Kent, maltsters-24, W. Elgar,
Maidstone, o...er•-•.24, S. P. Seager, Maidstone, dealer-24, M,
liattersley. Bilton, York, innkeeper—Dee. 1, J. Still, Winton,
Sthrey, merchant—ll, G. lUchardson, Aleckleriburgh Square,
and T. Vok,z, Gloucester Street, Queen Square, merchants-5,
J. Wilson, jun. Staincliffe, York, merchant-10, C. Browne,
Newcastle upon T)ne, joiner-10, W. Grubb, Newcastle upon
Tyne, wine merchant-li, E. Frears, Birmingham, werchant—
sit, T. Frecititui, Cheltenham, surgeon.
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C E ItTI FICA'f ES to be granted Nov. 24.
J. Houlistun, Thayer Street, Manchester Stillate, tailor—TM.
Haile, Cheltenhiun, hotel keeper—T. *.ziller, Birmingham, dealer
—lt. Cassels, St. Martin's Lane, Cannon Street, wine merchant
—J. Moon, Nlancitester, cotton spin,ier-.E. liauxwell, Develf-
bury, York, epirit niecchunt—S. Bill, West Bromwich, Stafford.
timber merchant;['. P. Hillary, Little Tower Street, wino
merchant—A. Ryder, Commercial S.tle , Bootnamerchant

COURSE OF CXI
Atruterdam, 12 15 C. F.
Ditto, at plaint, 12 It
Rotterdam. 12 16
Antwerp. It IJ
Hamlitirgli, 33 1
SS 1
Paris, 3 Jaya' sight, 23 70
Ditto, 26 0
lionrdeaux, 96 0
Frankfort on the Maine, 137
Peteraboorgh, Si 3 U.
Vienna, Ef. Flo. 10 22
Trieste, El'. Flo. in 22
Madrid, 311—Cadiz, 36
11iInua,351-13arcelona,33i

MANGE, Nov. V.
Seville, 344—Ginraltae,30i
Leghorn, 47—Genoa, 431
Malta,43 —Venice, 27 60
Naples, 394—Lisbon, 50
Oporto, 50—Itishia,
Rio Janeiro. 41
Palermo, 118
Dublin, 8~ per cent.
Cory, 9 per cent.
Foreign gold in bars,3l.
101 d. per oz.
New Donblawiv, 31.1:4. 6d.
New Dollars, is. 9tl.
Silver ill hal a,staudard, 4a.
lid.

' STOCKS.
()osmium
Imp. 3 err Cent.
India Runde 11
India stock 234
Eitcnetiner Hills ss. prem.
Cons. tor At. 78
Lifitery Ticket. 1:11) 18s.