The National Register.
London, England, 1823-01-06 00:00:00

life has already taught distal sad ous settlers bast
now given over all thought at attempting to Alois.
their frhulship, and are only *axiom to guard thaw•
selves against the consequences of their animosi,y.
The tribe of Kist King is, howeven, some exception
to this rule. This chief, ever since he has obtained.
his authority, has been very anxious to be upon
sociable anu intimate terms with the English, and,
has rendered us all, the assistance in his power to-
check the atrocious inroads and daring•depredations.
of the natives; and, through his means, frequently
droves of cattle, belonging to settlers, which would
otherwise be inevitably lost, have been recovered..—.
In return for these favours he has received consider-
able presents from the Governor, as well as from
some of our principal settlers ; but although this-
tribe is somewhat sociable, no hope is entertained.
that any considerable intercourse will ever be car—
ried on between the European settlers and the na-
tives. I should here mention the, portion of country•
held by them comprehends the most lertile, as well.
as the most barren part of the country."

FROM SATURDAY GAZETTE.

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
L. H. Martelly, Finsbury figure, merchant, from Jam 11 16-
March 1.
J. J. Thompson, Batmanlacy Wall,.boat haildor, from Jan..
11 to Jan. iS.
H. Beams, Sydeaham. Surrey, Nock broker, from J. 7 to
Jan. IS.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
F. Lee, Backing, Essex, victualler.
BANKRUPTS.
T. Parkes, Frourbridge.. WWl:swain,. grocer. Sollchows,_
Messrs. Wright and C Temple.
N. S. Johnson, Manchester, fustian namnflictnrer. Sol. Mr.
Makinton. Temple.
J. Naughton, Liverpool, otackont. Sob. Moms. Blaskasock.
and Co. Temple.
W. Darr, High Haitian, Kent, potter.. Sol. Mr. Jams. Sly
Place, Holborn.
T. Newell, Amberley. Sussex, shophesper. Selo. Messee..
Freeman and Co. Coleman Street.
IL Reader, Old Street Rand, timber merchant.. I. Mr.
Young, Mark Lane.
DIVIDENDS.
Jan. 5, W. Prole, Georgeham, Devon, yeoman-2S. G. Orley.
New Bond Street, draper-2S, T. Kempater, Bouveria Street..
Fleet Street, carpenter—m, J. H. and J. B. Clough am J.
Walks, Liverpool, merchants-27. T , J., J., aid 111.1a14116...
Manche ter, c dlco pinion-29, li. and J. Horsora. Chirping.
Campden. Glouceqer.hire, bankers-30. J. Hart and J. WM;
pin, Carlisle. hosiers-25, A. Smith, Lime Swam ••
chant-28, T. and W. Newton, West Walton, jobber*
—27, J. L. Fairchild, Thurlby, Lincolnshire. faraser—!p, J..
Luke, Exeter, ironmonger-25. R. B. . Arbour Square.
Commercial load, merchant-7. T. Grials,
zier-25, G. Al ilne, Broad Street. enerchanl-1 'W. It
Lloyd. Lower Thames Street, slopeellers-15, H. Rowe. Arne;
Corner. bookseller-3S, G. B. WbelizLes.lleelesheil West.
woollen draper-14, J. Howley. Willem Balkade, sesu
merchant—xs, R. Wilkes, Chancery Lane, prim*
CERTIFICATES to be granted Jan. M.
G. A. Hesse, Fenchurch Street, honer--T. Eveloio. Devoe._
shire Street. Queen Square, linen draper—T. .1 ,u ion, Wads.
upon Dearne, Yorasnire. grocer—C. Tamer, Hems K ~
Kent. nislurer—T. Sylvester, Witney, Oxfordshire,
Thorley, Manchester, merchant.

COURSE OF E)
tinstardant, IS 4C. F.
Ditto,at sight, Is I
Rotterdam, It 3
Antwerp, It 3
Hanslourgls, 37 8
37 9
P.ar01,3.14ye11igb1,25 63
Ditto, 25 83
Butirtleant, 25 85
Vrankfollouthe Nlaine,ls7
Petersburgb, 91, 3 U.
Vienna, Ef. Flo. 10 25
Tuirstr, Ff. Flo. 10 25
Madrid, 361—Cadiz, 351
Bilboo.36l—Barcelosto,34l

:CHANGE, Jas. S.
Seville, 354—attn. Ilse, SOIL
Le4hurp,l64—Gerios, 43
Illalta,4S—Venies,l7 SO
N•plas ,39--Lisbos, 66
1 Oporto, 324---lariblabbe
RiuJa twin). 46
Patens°, I IT
Dahlia, 94 peressat.
Cork, 94 per cepa. _
Fortigp golilisbara,3l. Ifs..
6d. per ua.
New D0ubki0na,11.1144.911..
New Dollars, 4a. 94d.
Silver la basa.alsaidarelyla: .
114 d.

PRICK OP STOCKS.
Oink Mock ()animas 0.
3 per Ceni. Red. 801 I Imp.S per Coot. 19
i per Cent.Consols India Rands
4 p.•r Ceut. 921 India Stuck/
I per Celli.. Oh Exchequer Bells lg. prem..
New Fours, Cows. fur Ac. 801
Wag Ann. 201 Lottery Ticket. £1? 19..

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

LONDON, MONDAY, JANUARY 6.

The meetings to petition Parliament to direct its
attention towards the distresses of the Agricultural
world are becoming general—that of the County of
Norfolk. was held on Friday list, and we under-
stand that an union of all political parties was to take
place on the occasion—Whigs and Tories were all to
sing to the same tune—the former prove their
consistency—they now, have only to lament the
effects of those measures which they all along heroic-
ally opposed—but how contemptible a figure do
the chop-fallen Tories cut ! the Wodehouses and
their myrmidons, who had no objection to vote for
every infamous estimate that was laid before an in-
famous House of Commons during a long wink—
who had no hesitation in consigning to penury.
want,laud starvation the whole of thentannfacturing