The National Register.
London, England, 1822-05-26 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCY SI PERSEDED.

IV. Ilarthrop, healer, Lincoln, woolstupler.
BANKRUI"I'S.

W. and J. Furlong, Bristol, haberdashers. Solicitors, Messrs.
Williams and Co. I.inco!n's Inn.

W. B. Cruxen, Burton Lattinier, Northamptonshire, miller.
Sol. Mr. Nelson, Bartiard's Inn.
E. J. Port. Hugeley, Staflttrdshire, druggist. Sols. Messrs.
Stocker and Co. Old Boswell Court.
W. Tyler' Kitnbolton, Huntingdonshire, currier. Sol. Mr.
Forbes, Fly Place, Ilolborn.
W. Wood, Brumby, Lincolnshire, jobber. Sol. Mr. Mason,
New Bridge Street.
W. Putts, Sheerness, linen dreper. Sots. Messrs. Osbaldeston
and Co. London Street, Fenelituch Street.
H. A. Illingworth. Fuwey, Cornwall, merchant. Sols. Messrs.
Botirdillon and Co. Bread Street, Chcapside.
J. Grafton, Lapworth, Warwickshire, tanner. SoL Mr. Ed-
rounds, Sytt.ond's Inn.
IL Brooke, Walcor, Somersetshire, common brewer. Sols.
Messrs. Jenkins and Co. New Inn.
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F. W. Cuurthope, Langbourn Chambers, Fenchurch Street,
timber merchant. Sol. 4r. P,ar,on, Change Alley, Cornhill.
DIVIDENDS.

June 4, J. Williams, liivhopsgati Street, linen draper—in, F.
Rolland, St. James's Street, perfumer-22, W. G. and E.
grocers—a, J.,E. C., and J. Richards,
Martin's Lane, merchants—l 3, . Hessen, Prospect Place,
Surrey, insurance broker-13, T. Forster, Newington, builder
—l5, lt, Ells, Dean Street Southwark, provision broker-15,
It. Marlitt, Pickering, York, curter-15, 6. I.owes, Mincing
I Acne. wine merchant-17, W. Newcomb, Wood Street, ribbon
manufacturer-I'7, T. Woodhouse, Nottingham, lace maker-
-18, T., E. 11., and W. 1. Friend, Sunderland, traders—l 3, W.
Hays:Wen, Milton, Kent, saddler-18, J. Mitchell, senior,
Essentlon, Herts. dealer-18, R. Warner, Huntingdon, iron—
monger—lS, It. Clarke, Buckden, Huntingdonshire, grocer-21,
W. Sudiow, Manchester, Hour dealer-17, J. Hicks, Leeds,
linen drover-20, J. Poiglase, Bristol, p isiHn merchant-19,
11., T., and J. Hawkins, Birmingham, b .u.on makers-17, IL
Pitt. jun. Hallow, Worcestershire, flumer—re, W. Purkis,
Portsmouth, cabinet maker-13, J. Stein, T. Smith, R. and J.
Stein, And H. Smith. Fenchurch Street, merchants--Juiv S, R.
.Mtintby, Glainford Briggs, LincohisLire, tamer.
CERTIFICATES to be granted June 13.
H.Jeremy. Strand, linen draper—S. Iluinphrr:i., Charlotte
Street, Portland Place. merchant—J. Sparke, Neffeastle upon
Tyne, linen draper—W. Munro, Upper Thames Street, vier..
chant—ll. Lucy, Tupslcy, Herefordshire, wilder—T. Slainey,
Corienhain, Cambridge, dealer—J. Todd,Corienhain, Mitchel—
l'. Noun, Sheldon Beauckamp, Somerset, sail cloth maker—.J.
Richardson, Kingston upon Hull, corn dealer—J. I:rnison
Liverpool, ship chandler—C. Gray, Oaf ..:i, horse4Bo4
—C. Smith, —soutiiumpton Row, Russell y dine, poets.

On Wednesday morning, the Prince and Prince.
of Denmark, viewed the House of Lows and Cot
mons, and Westminster Hall, x klre 'brie otEct
connected with the Board of W Arts denctibed tt
arrangements made fur the banqua the day t
coronation. They afterwards went to the Speake
house, and thence to Westmint ter Abbey, wilt
they were much delighted with the solemn gc
deur of the place, and the various taniquitics.
The Comet steam-boat was launched on Thursdr
at Deptford-yard. She is a very fine vowel,
the first of the kind built in his Majesty's yar;

2iittNiiik:, MAY 24.
Seville, $11!1-6iiirivitor.30i
Leglimn, 4Y—Genoa.
Nlalta,44—Venire, 27 4to
Naples, 401 —Livloop..*)l
Oporto. 31*-lloliiz,sl
Jaimii 4), 48
I'a let 'no, 118
Ilubiiu, !13 per cent.
Curb, II per cent.
Foreign gold in nitrz,,..l.
10-.(1. per oz.
Netvllonblotno,, SI. 1;v. Oil.
New 1)011:ip., 4s. Ntl.
Silver in liarb,stantl,,i .1. 4v.

STOCKS.
() iiiii ;inn U.
Imp. 3 per Cent.
India Bonds Zt
Innta Stock
Ecellegoser ttitta Qc. prrot.
Coto.. tor At. bi.)
Lottery Ticket, ISs.

THE NATIONA

any which hisd hitherto polluted the Columns of
a Newspaper, the Court sentenced one of the de-
linquents to pay &SOO, without any imprisonment,
and each of the other two to be imprisoned three
inonths, and pay a fine of Xloo—we well remem-
ber the sentence upon poor Peter Finnerty, for a
libel on Lord Castlercagh.—a sentence which un-
questionably laid the foundation of the illness which
deprived society of a bright ornament—we remem-
ber the sentence on the Messrs. Hunt of The Exa- •
miner—and to refresh the memory of the public we
lur,ie some independent member will move fur a return.
of all the sentences passed for libel during the last
fifteen years—we shall then see the extent of this
vaunted equal-handed justice—we shall then see
how impartially •vere visited sins against those in
power, and those who were groaning under oppression
and persecution, and from what had been done
heretofore we shall be enabled to judge whether or
not the seine sentence would have been thought
heavy enough it' it had been pronounced upon any
oat: who had heaped a tenth part of the abuse upon
a live King, as was considered sufficient for the
lying defamers of an abused and broken-hearted
Qucea.

The Paris papers of Wednesday last have arrived.
The following are extracts :
Pains, MAY 22 —Yesterday his Excellency the
English ambassador had an aiolience of the King.
Three persons, one a dal only ten years old, are
under accusation as incendiaries. Their Christian
names are rather curious, Louis-Francis Laisel,
Louis Charlemagne Gussini, and Napoleon-Clovis
Tassin.

'the Mayor of Lyons issued an ordinance on the
17th instant, in consequence of an election disturb-
ance, culling upon the inhabitants to shut their
Louses, shops, or coffee-rooms, at dusk. A tumult
was expected at the close of the election, and this
ordinance was intended to check it, but no further
disturbance occurred.

Intelligence. from Smyrna confirms the re-taking
of S.:io by the Turks, under the Capitan Pacha, who
was not able to restrain the rage of his soldiers
agtinst the Greeks.
F RONTIER OF MOLDAVIA, MAYx —lntelligence
from Bucharest of the 26th April, states that the ex.
cesses of the Turks spread dreadful alarm there
Foreigners, among them soma Austrians, have found
themselves obliged to demand rassports and an es-
cort, which the Kiaja Bey refused. Most of them
have placed their goods in the cloisters.

An article from Vienna states, that one o! the
Austrian Archdukes is to be sent to London on a►
Ju:ssion of the highest importance, the object of
which is to lay the basis of a new treaty between
Eughind and Austria, and to agree on the measures
to be taken in common by those two Powers, in
case the Porte should persist in rejecting, " as it is
probable," all the modes of conciliation proposed by
the med:ato.y courts.

M. de Tatischeff left Vienna on the iOth
and was expected to return in is w•ocks.

TREASURER OF TIIE COUNTY OF MIDDLES'
Th.,: election for this office took place on Thursday
last. The foliowing were the numbers:—

Sir Robert Baker
Bouverie 23 Mr. Hutchinson
Mr. Burchcll lt Mr. Stirling ....... 2
Sir It. Baker was of course declared duly elected—a
decision which at once does honour to the magistracy
of the county, atlinds a balm of consolation to the
Brossly outraged feelings of the worthy Sir Robert
aker, and united with the sympathy shewn by the
nation at large for the unjustifiable treatment or Sir
Robert Wilson, may serve to convince Ministers
that the British people do not regard a successful
attempt to prevent the common sewers being deluged
with blood as a crime.—We arc credibly informed,
that Sir Richard Birnie's name did not appear in :be
majority—Sir Richard knows and studies what will
please those who have made him what he is from
what he was. Query—Which is the more estima-
ble character—an honest working journeyman sad-
dler, or a pliant and knighted Chief Magistrate?

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