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The National Register.
London, England, 1821-05-27

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FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
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BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
W. Jones, Handsworth, Staffordshire, farmer, from May 2 to
July 5.
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. -
W. Reevers, East Ardley, Yorkshire, fanner.
W. Elwell, Dimiiirrharn, chymist.
BANKRUPTS.
A. J. Browne, Port mouth, grocer. Solicitors, Messrs: Collett
and Co. Chancery Lane.
J. Eastwood. Liverpool, haberdasher. Sol. Mr. John, Pals.
grave Place, Temple Bar.
F. Jenks, Bromyard, Herefordshire, tanner. Sols. Messrs.
Williams and Co. Lincoln's Inn Old Square.
J. ',View, Battersea, dealer in oil. Sols. Messrs. Cuppage and

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Co. Old Broad Street.
J. Store, Cherwell, Yorkshire, clothier. Sol. Mr. Wilson,
Greville Street, Hatton Garden.
J. Atkinson, lloline, Westmorland, manufacturer. Sol. Mr.
Beverley, Temple.
NV. Ford, Holt, Wores*tershirc. farmer. SoL Mr. Platt,
New Boswell Cooly.
J. Warneionl, York, grocer. Sol. Mr. Wiglesworth, Gray's
Inn.
.1. L. Fairchild, Thurlby. Lincolnshire, farmer. Sols. Messrs.
Willis and Co. %Varnfout Court, Throgrnorton Street.
J. Hughes, Cheltenham, wine merchant. Solo. Messrs.
Williams and Co. Lincoln's Inn.
J. Irving, jun. Carlisle, grocer. Sul. Mr. Addison, Staple
Inn.
'F. Day, Blackman Street. Southwark. stock broker. SoL Mr.
Shuter, Milbank Street, 11 estminster.
J. Savell, Limehouse, timber merchant. Sol. Mr. Duthie,
John Street, Ade!phi.
T. Ramsay Mark lane. wine merchant. Soles Messrs.
Reardon and do. Coihat Court. Grareclunell Street.
M. Tidy, Soutlipte, Middlesex, corn dealer. Sole. Messrs.
Fidler and Co. Gray's Inn.
J. Smith, Frome, clothier. Solo. Mosirs. Hicks and Co.
Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn.
J. Henley, Soh. Row, Hampstead Road, tecthier. Sol, Messrs.
Deuce and Co. lifiliter Square.
G. S. Ford, Great Bush Lane. Cannon Street, wine merchant.
Sol. Mr. Taylor, Fumival's Inn.
J. Gibbons and R. II ibbert, Great Prescot street, Goodman's
Fields, bricklayers. Sol. Mr. Eyles, Worship Street Road.
DIVIDENDS.
May 29, E. Smith, Cicen Lettuce Lane, tea dealer—June 26,
T. Sisley, St. I'cter the Apostle, Kent, merchant-14, J. Ainley,
Doncaster, silk mercer-14, T. Bleasedale, Cliosley, Laneadiire,
ironmonger-13. J. and W. Wilkinson, Blackburn, cotton
nianufacturers-16, J. M•Master, Mile End Oh! Town, master
uiariner-16, T. West, Cracechurch Street, wholesale perfumer
—l6, W. Fiocham, Epping, banker-9. 1.. Mos. Great
Prescot Street, merchant-16, W. Scott, Pall Ma!!, tailor-9,G.
Ilardisty and J. Cowing, Bedford Court, woollen drapers-30,
W. Milt., (Won' Sueet, linen draper-14, R. Hunt, King's
Lynn, Norfolk,
CERTI FICAT ES to be granted June 1Z
P. R. Phillips, Carmarthen, druggist—.l. liaggott, Bromyard,
Herefordshire. skinner—W. Ayton, Macclesfield, cotton spinner
—J. Parsons, Long Acre, coach lace manufacturer—J. Foniham,
Bishop Stortfonl, plumber—J. Sloper, Bath, baker—ll. A.
Noble, Albany Road, Camberwell, wine merchant—T. Barnett,
Kendal, corn merchant—J. Clarke, Worcester, coach proprietor
—R. Fry, Leicester Square, linen draper—J. D. Rayner, Bow,
mast maker—R. llolsoyd, Halifax, jeweller—J. Wells, Liver-
pool, merchant.
London, England, 1821-05-27

SPAA LW PAPERS.

ALOCSIRAS, APRIL 30.—The Journal of this
town, called the Bee, contains a certificate of the
Secretary of the Municipality, relating that on the
25th, at the invitation of the Political Chief, and the
first Alcalde, the Commandant, the Clergyman of
the parish, and the Members of the Municipa:ity,
met in the Town-house, where they wete informed
that a great body of the national militia, and of the
people, were invited to solicit the above authorities
to listen to what would be explained to them by a
deputation, speaking the sentiments of the people.
This deputation, composed of respectable persons,
represented, that the people, with the national mi-
litia, guided by love to the country and to the con-
stitutional system, had conceived a distrust of some
persons living in the town, and in St. Roque, b.
cause their opinions were extremely unfavourable to
the Constitution. These persons were, Licut.-Gen.
1). Jose O'Donnell, Brigade-General lion Nlanuil
Albergote, the Ex-Inquisitor D. Francisco Cid, and
three other persons, whom they desired to be ba-
nished to Ceuta, They also desired that a Judge of
the First Instance, an Auditor, and a Lieutenant of
Artillery, should be deprived of their offices.
The Political Chief; and the other authorities,
attempted to gain time, that the clamours of the
people might abate, and the sanctity of the leas re-
main inviolate; but the deputation insisted, and,
after various altercations, the petition of the people
was declared to be just ; and it was agned that G.
neral O'Donnell, and some of the others, should be
placed in the convent of this town, under the cus-
tody of the national militia ; that Albergote should
be deprived of his command ; and thst Lieutenant,
the Judge, and the Auditor, suspended.

Letters from Semlin state, that the Paella of
Bosnia arrived on the 22d of April with a corps of
5,000 Turks upon the frontiers of Servia, and that
he had demanded a gen.:ral disarming of the inha-
bitants. It is believed that the Servians will nut
submit to those conditions.

Letters from Naples state, that all the English
vessels have quitted the ports of Sicily to cruise on
the coast of Greece.

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London, England, 1821-05-27

THE LING V. CARTWRIGNT AND OrkiERS.

'fhe court delivered their opinion on the application
for a new trial ia this case. Their lordships were
una-
nuuously of opinion no new tria: could be scanted The
deiendailis were ordered to come up for judgment on
Wednesday next.
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London, England, 1821-05-20

PROM LAST
111•••••••
BANKRUPTCY SUN...,
J. geattesod. Liverpool. mercer.
BANKRUPTS.
W. B. Bianeom. Mandord, Lincoln, groan Solicitor, Mr.
Jr yes. Chancery Lana.
B. Kelsey, Nuneaton, Warwickshire, innkeeper. Sobs. Messrs.
Constable awl Co. Symond's Inn.
G. Richardson, Horneastle, Lincoln, grocer. Sol. Mr. Norris,
John Street, Bedford Row.
J. Wolferstan, Chichester, ironmonger. SoL Mr. Comerford,
Copthall Court, Throgmorton Street.
H. Thompson Sculcoates, Yorkshire, merchant. Sol. Mr.
Bowman. Old Broad Street.
W. King, Worcester, draper. Sole. Messrs. Viurd and Co.
Lincoln's Inn Fields.
W. Spencer, Bristol, corn factor. Sots. Messrs. Hicks and
Co. Bartlett's Buildings.
S. Hannington, Putney, Surrey, ironmonger. SoL Mr. Cobb,
Clement's Inn.
M. Mayers, Upper Fountain Place, City Road, merchant.
Solis Messrs. Jones and Co. Mincing Lane.
W. H. Devereux, George Street, Mansion House, merchant.
Solt. Messrs. Watkins and Co. Lincoln's Inn.
C. and W. H. Pound, Cloth Fair, woollen drapers. Sol. Mr.
Watson. Falcon Square.
J. Morgan, Stroud, Gloucestershire, linen draper. Sol. Mr.
Pearson, Temple.
L. W. Williams. Fleet Street, wine merchant. Sol. Mr.
Lewis, Cruichedfriars.
R. Wall, Sutton Street, Soho, carpenter. Sol. Mr. Shuter,
Milbank Street, 11restroinster.
R. and M. Stodart, Strand, booksellers. Sol. Mr. Gale,
Ltasinghall Street.
H. W. Sealy, Stamford, Lincoln, upholsterer. Sole. Messrs.
Pearse and Co. Salisbury Square.
DIVIDENDS.
May 26, P. Grose, Commercial Road. St. George in the East,
victualler-29. J. S. Rains, Wapping Wall, merchant-29, R.
R. 'Warn, Battlebridge, mustard manufacturer—June 9. W. P.
Weise, Tooley Strut, hatter-9, A. Richards. York Street, and
T. Welch, Cleveland Street, Marylebone, builders-12, A.
Cheap and A. Loughran, New Court, Swithin's Lane, merchants
—l2. T. H. Smith, Chancery Lane, tailor-12. F.rottin.
Broad Street. merchant-9. J. M ills, Water Lane, Tower Street,
wine merchant-9. G. Backhouse, Kendal, Westmoreland, iron-
monger 19, C. Nossiter, Grimsbury, Northampton. tanner-
-16, F.. Williams. Edmonton. grocer-18, W. Parkin, Nrilferton,
York, miller-1 t, .1. Russell, Hereford, miller-13. R. Watson,
Leyland, Lancashire, farmer-20, G. L. Walker. Leeds, worsted
spinner—July 2, J. and R. Bradshaw, and J. Winder, Lancas-
ter, merchants.
CERTIFICATES to be granted June 9.
T. Hirst. Huddersfield, cloth dresser—J. Maherly, Welbeek
Street, Marykbone. coachmaker—W. Yandall, Taunton, So-
merset, tailor—J. Mitchell, jun. Essenden. Herts. dealer—R.
Moseenton, Great Marlow. Bucks, hone dealer—T. C. Hodson,
Leominster, Hereford, draper—W. Jordan, Sunbury, Middle.
sex, victualler.

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H AMIE, Ms v 18.
Seville, 3.sj—Gibraltar,3ol
Leghorn, 47—Genoa, 44
Malta, 45—Venire, 27 60
Naples, 30j—Lisboa, 50
Oporto, SO—Bahia, 58
Rio Janeiro, 48j
Paltrier), 115
Dublin, 8j per cent.
Curl-, 8i per cen►.
Foreign gold In bars, SI. 17s.
10jd. per oz.
New Doubloons,
New Dollars, 4s. 10d.
Silver in bars, standard, 4s.
I 1 d.
London, England, 1821-05-20

ST. PATRICK'S CHARITY.

The antlivereary festival of St. Patrick's Charity, fur
ed.icating and clothing the children of pour Catholics,
and pros hug an asylum fur the maintenance of destitute
tentsle orphans, was held on Monday, at the Freemason's
Great Queen.street. His Royal flightiest, the
Duke of Sussex in the cli&r. His Royal flightless
entered the room, and was greeted with the most enthu-
siastic bursts of applause from all parts of the room, and
the ladies in the gallery were not less expressive of their
tokens of admiration of the ilhistrious personage who
honoured the charity wi 't his pfeICIIGC. Agee the to-
Moral of the cloth, Aids .Domine, was song by the
following professional gentlemen, who, we understand
(couch to their credit be it said) tendered their services
tatunously—Nlr. J. Smith, Mr. Gettie, Mr. Timiey,
Mr. D. Smith, Mr.iDesinin. &c. -
The illustrious chairman then griect--" The King,"
" The Queen, and Royal Famtly."—(Applause.)
Dr. POYNTER read a letter of excuse from the Duke
London, England, 1821-07-23

Bequest from Buonaparte to Lady lialland.—lt is
known that Napoleon Buonaparte has, by his will,
given to Lady Holland the snuff box which he for-
merly received from the Pope." In this box there
is a note in the hand-writing of Napoleon, contain-
ing the following words ;—" Testimony of remem-
brance and gratitude to Lady Holland." Lady
Holland is now at Paris.

Mr. Betty, so much distinguished as an actor when
a youth, was seized a few days ago with a brain
fever, and while shaving himself inflicted a wound
in his throat, which was near being of serious eon-
sequence, but fortunately it did nut prove fatal.—
Saturday night he was still delirious, bu the was at
times composed and knew his attendants. In his
delirium he expressed a dread of being poisoned.
ELECTION OF AN ALDERIIAN.On Friday, Mr.
Lucas Prince was elected Alderman for the Tower
Ward, in the room of Sir W. Curtis, who, in con-
sequence of the death of Sir Watkin Lewes, has
become the &titer of the city, and has been trans-
ferred to the Ward of Bridge Without, to which
there are no duties attached, excepting the attend.
ance to the civic feasts. Sir Charles Flower pre-
sided at the Wardmote.
London, England, 1821-07-23

At Brrmen, the lady of J. F. Wessell, esq. of a ron.
'lite lion. Mts. Neunbain Collingwood, of a daughter.
Mrs. G. Davis, Jun. of Artillery street, Bermondsey, of a son.
At Cambridge, the lady of Capt. Purehas, K.N. of a son.
'Fite lady of E. Foster, esq. ol Clewer cottage, near Windsor, of ■
daughter.
At her father's, Maple Hayes, Lichfield, Mrs. C. D. Broughton, of a
still born daughter.
London, England, 1821-07-23

konDon fearlicts

CORN EXCIIANGE, MONDAY, Jul.r 23.

Since this day week we have had several fresh arrivals of Wheat
from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, but the demand was inadequate,
consequently (although the supply of fresh Wheat at market this
morning was nut large), we hail a considerable quantity left over
from last week's markets, for which the demand was rather more
brisk, and the finest samples obtained ls. per quarter advance.
Barley was full as dear as last week, not having a very large
supply at market. The supply of Oats was abundant, and there
being a brisk demand, that article obtained an advance of is. per
qr. In Beans, Peas, and other articles, there is no alteration.

CUKI:EN I' Pita,:
Per W iliCht.2

.i-;•4 OF tili
s ter bicolour
1 MONDAY.
5. O.
Sti a 57
41 a 63
26 a 3u

,IN I OR TI
f Eight Buth,

K'L•EK,

MILLIN SSD.
I.
38 a 57
42 u 63
1:6 a SO

FRIDAY.
6.
98 a 46
42 a 63
2( a

Red Wheat
White
Rye
Brant:, or Buick
Wheat
Hot.ley
Pale Malt
Feed °aid
Brew orPoland do
New Tick Beaus
Old ditto
New Pigeon ditto
Peace
Grey Pease
Ka peered per hod

26 a
Y:..) a 29
46 a 36
16 a 24
20 a 26
21; a 31
33 a 33
31 a 34
41 a 43
31 a SI
36f. a 386

26 a 28
25 a 29
46 a 57
16 a 23
2i./ a 26
2ti a 31
33 a 35
31 a 31
41 a 45
SA it Si
SW. a :lb,.

26 a 28
25 a 23
46 a 56
Ili a 22
20 a 5
26 a 31
33 et 35
31 a 34
41 a 44
4 a 33
361. a stl .
London, England, 1821-07-23

DUTCH MAIL.

CORFU, JUNE 28.—A ship from Cephalonia,
equipped as u pirate, has molested sonic lonian ves-
sels; the English Government immediately fitted
out a brig, which has taken the pirate, and brought
it into Zunte. The captain and 44 of his accom-
plkes have been tried and sentenced to death.
The itiriot and Ipariut ships have appeared in the
Gulf of Lepanto, where four Turkish ships of war
lie at anchor. It is expected they will soon come
out with this rich booty to pursue the rest of the
Turkish fleet, which has taken refuge at Poumenitz.
COPENHAGEN, JUNE " 2 . e hear from the Bal-
tic that the ltnssian fleet, which has been equipped
with so much haste, has railed tin. the Mediterranean.

HAMBURG'', JULY W.—According to accounts,
received in the ordinary course from Si. Petersburgla,
a squadron, consisting of snow ships of the line and
frigates, was to sail from Cronstadt in a few days,
under the command of Admiral Crown, to cruize
during the summer in the Baltic. It seems that this
squadron is this year rather stronger than usual.
London, England, 1821-11-26

TIIC MING o. ISAAC COSC.

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The defendant, nit the motion nl Se rgratit Pell, appeared
to receive juil;inent for a libel reflect nu the cluiructer of
Col. Neratan, it stud 11l at the militm coil: ge, Snudisurst.—
Tile libel ate: I)ll4;i:died in the Excler Post. II al-
luded to the pr .s.entoo, and i h aged him aoh the grunti it
barbarity iiilumtirg hit mute, at the stabs of the rut k
ilotel, ti!Jitiouth. t was dew; tied to he a wanton delitie-
rate act of crui ity, putting a useful annual to tortui e cur
1!;e mere gratificatiOn of a cruel disposition. The indictiner t
was tried at Exeter, and the Jury attic left to say wit. ther
the statement tills a true net uunt of a hat did ewe
They ileatived the preposition by finding the delemb.;,t
Mr. Co se, who is an attorney, put in a sery long aflidas it,
in which he gave the examiontiun ta!uen tit itint.‘elf MO per-
sons in the town of Sirlinouth, a hn acre supposed lo be 4e.e-
iitors of the disgusting 'Hitcher", of the animal. The stnte-
inent by those persims aas not on oath, but it male ut Itee
substance of the uileaeil libel. The defendant also slat •rt
that sevcial inhabitants of Sidinouth had consulteu him no
the means of preferring a criminal pne‘et.it mos itg:...bma Al:.
lll.tratiaol, for rruelt, and finding hr could 1... t snake the pi, t v
subject to tiny eaelite,4 law on tue subject, he liCtillueit'egi
i sugtotution to expose him hefore the It ibmial of
Tile par, graph in question was consequently publi,nrd.
The Court under nll the circuits-Morel. sentenced the 0...
fentlant to pay a fine of 501., *gulch he paid, itJ tra, dis-
charged.

YDROPHOIIIa.—A valuable horse belonging to Mr.
C. Styring, was bitten, r kw weeks ago, by
a dog ascertained to have been mad. On Monday last
strona symptoms of the disease became apparent, and 011
the following morning it was found exiwoi, tit to shoat
him, and put an end to his snlierings. 'rite poor aniusa I
was in dreadful agoisi, and bit t ere thing around isms.
Several medical gentlemen, we tintfersiam... attended to
witness the sympwsis and mark thejinagresa 14. ilia •
dreadful disoreer.
At six o'clock on Monday evening a fire broke out its
the us mu factory of Mr.Co.vin, ink-maker, hittig.ttreet.
Clerkenwell, which caused great apprehension in the
neighbourhood, f its viciuity to some saw tuilis an I
tinila.r.yard in which was dot's:tea an • se stock
of wood. Several engines were 011 the 11101 in a smut
time, and being well worked and supplied with water,
confil e I the flames to the premises where is began,
which were, so spite of the exertions of the firemen,
reduced to ruin in a shot t sue.

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London, England, 1821-11-26

LATE' INTELLIGEACE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH.
monnAir, NOV. 19.
ABUSE OF MAGISTERIAL AUTHORITY.

One of the learned Coungel %aid, he lead to move the
Court for leave to tile a criminal inform:Allen against two
gentlemen, uhose eldniell he (ha tint eunvider it discreet to
mention at that tune.

The Chief Jeintiee intimated that 'Le Court ought to
know the person t. %k ,10111 the i 1111,11110.1.011 was to apply.
The Counsellor replied, that he should hear what could
be said on behalf of the I.:mien, and pet haps the statement
might impel sede Ii in application.
At this moment Judge lest came in front the Bail
Court, and the Lord Chief Justice notindie.l that it would
be more regular to d:•Is r the motion until after the judg-
anent, which Ili(' Cl,lll I lend then ill deliver. _

The learned Conin.el vit) made the application said,
one of the parties nits n magistrate, and lie moved the
Court against Orin wi the glllllllli of an almse of audio, ity.
Proper notice ho enahle
them
to lila ill their answer was
n nnessary, and !brio tore he wished to avoid all delay.
The Court ordered the motion to stolid over to another
day.

THE NATIONAL REG"
London, England, 1821-11-26

THE SINAI V. T. OLUVIELD.

The defendant was round guilts of snaking s signal t
to keep off a smuggling vessel. In cons,quenee of an affi-
davit, stating that lie had ready' ed great sea vice to the eXel,e
and personsin danger of shipn reek, by adventuring in bis
bout—be was di,charged on ha own recognizance.

TUB BING B. T. BARTLETT.
The defendant nil- found guilty of an assault on a ',ellen
named Wallace, on Alargate Vier. It appeared that the de.
fendant struck the man a ',Udell, Mom, a latch broke his no..e.
They fell, and the defendant au, f.usual wish open clay
knife. The object of his uttac•k a'a an otheer of the en,-
toms, and it was supposed inlenco aas uff...i ti on tlr•.tt
(Kt.:neon. Tale deteudent was ordered to he initirislined one
year in the prima, of St. Auru•tine, near Canterbury.
London, England, 1821-11-26

THE NATIONAL REGISTER

A woman named Price stated, on the night of the
outrage, she was a:armed by some person crying Murder!
and on going to her windrow, she perceived a woman,
resembling the prisoner Pethick, push the man through
the window, when he fell into the street.
S. Wurseman and Clark, constables, stated, that, hear-
ing a Mall had been Bung from a window into the street,
in Charles-street, they went there, and found Thayers
lying on his lace in the kennel ; they entered the house,
and saw a man sitting on a table in a pat lour; they, in
the hope of detecting the persons who had thrown the
man out of the window, rushed up stairs, but found no
person, although the place bore all the appearance of a
dreadful senile; the room door was men from the hinges,
the bannisters and stairs broken, and the walls splashed
with blood; the window was thrown up, and 'hewed
no unusual marks ; on coining down stairs, the Mall
hail fled who was in the parlour.
Scott, an officer, arrested the prisoner Burrell at Chel-
sea.
Mr. Nlainwaring here addressed the prisoners, and re-
quested them to tell all they knew of the transaction.
Angel then described the outrage in neatly the same
terms as Thayers, only adding that he behaved in a must
outrageous manner, and Hang himself riot of the window.
Haggerty deposed to the same elleet, saying that Bur-
tell was in the newt with the mill, and struck him also,
alleging, that he was in the house during the whole fra-
cas, and might have been engaged in it.
Burrell denied all this, declaring he could prove he
was not any way concerned in the attack on Thayers,
although he admitted bring in the house.
Pethick said she lett the man by himself in the room,
and while gone to call the watch, he fell from the win-
dow.
Mr. Mainwaring said, that the business was involved
in much mystery, and he remanded the prisoners fur
another week.
London, England, 1821-11-26

SOUTH AMERICA,

Letters from Rio tie Janeiro to the 29th of Sep-
tember, received by way of Jersey, contain the fol-
lowing intelligence :-
66 We learnt some days ago that General San Atartin had
entered Liuta ut the point of the buyoriet. ani that the ecarcity
of provisious had previously become so great within the city, that
American Hour sold at one hundred and twenty dollars the barrel.
This news is confirmed by letters from Buenos Ayres Monett by
the sloop Samuel, in 14 drys from that place, where at aria
brought by a ihesuren;4li across the Continents. The Blossom
slo .p Aral the Beaver b, ig of weir have arrived, to reinforce the
squadron tat this station. it itippettcs that the news front Lima
wall prevent the Aurora frigate from doubling Cape limn, and
that me voyage both of that vessel and of the Alati icy bus been
ermine, initiled. Aloighuhr will return iiiiineilhoely to htr
cruise off the yeast of
London, England, 1821-11-19

girl, what is the matter?" She replied, 8. My mother
has run away and left me.' He said, " Where don
thou come from ?" She answered, " From Tadcamer,
and am going to York, to my aunt's." He said--"
sin going to York also ; don't cry my little girl." She
Caine along with him to York ; he never took her hand
except to lift her on the ass to ride. As they passed by
the Bishopthorpe-road, she pointed towards it, and he
advised her to go home. She replied, that as her too.
ther hail left her, she would go to York to her aunt,
although she did not know the name of the street in
which she resided. He told her that he would pay for
her supper and lodging, and that lie should seek her
aunt in the morning. Funding, however, that she had
no where to go to (and from no other motive), lie hid
kept her ever since, and she had travelled with him Uhill
he wasapprelie.ided. He wit a widower, has one child,
and merely kept this out of pity's sake. During the
time the plumber was relating this story, the little child
kept exclaiming—" It's a story—it's a story!"
Lord Mayor, after a very minute examination, fully
committed the offender in the New Gaol, to take his
trial at the Assizes.
London, England, 1821-11-19

THE NATIONAL REGISTER

at Cephalonia; the 28th, 51st, and 90th regiments
at Corfu; the Std regiment was dispersed among
the Seven islands.—The Rockfort, Vice-Admiral
Sir G. Moore, K.C.B. was at Leghorn about the
14th Oct. (when the above transports left Malta),
and about to proceed to Malta for a new main-mast,
(having sprung her present one), and thence to
Corfu. The Revolidionaire, Hon. F. Pellew, was
refitting at Mahe; the Redpole, Capt. P. Hay, at
Zante ; the Racehorse, Hon. Capt. Abbott, was daily
expected at Malta, from Sinyrna, on her way to
England ; the Despatch, Cain. Jervoise, was at Ce-
phalonia; the Chanticleer, at Malta; the Rate,
Capt. Clowes, and Marlin, Capt. Askew, had gone
to Smyrna, to join the Medina, Lord Huntingdon,
and protect the trade there.

COURSE OF EXI
Amsterdam, 12 13 C. F.
Ditto, at %light, 12 12
Rotterdam, 12 l6

RANGE, Nov. 16.
I Seville, Ss4—Gibraltar,3ol
Leghorn,l7—Grato,i, 434
Malta, 45—Venire, 27 6U
Naples, 39i —Li.boue. So
typos to, ao—ltalia, 52
Rio jilllPiln, 47
Palermo, 118
811 per cent.
Cork, 9 per cent.
Foreign gold in bars, 31. 17s.
lON. per oz.
New Doithlausis, al. lis.6d.
New Dollar., 4s. 9d.
Silvt r in bats,standard, 4s.
lid.

Antwerp, It
Hanthurgh, 38 1
Altana, 38 1
Paris, 3 days' sight, 25 70
Ditto, 26 0
Bunnleans, 26 0
Frankfort on the Maine, 157
Patersburah, Si 3 U.
Victims, Er. Flu. 19 24
Trieste, El. Flu. 10 22
‘lstlrid, 36—Cadiz. 311
flilltua,3s}—Bareelotia,33l
London, England, 1821-11-19

!Lotman Marlins

CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY. Nov. 19.
We had a good supply of Wheat at market this morning, but
a great quantity was of an inferior quality, and fur which there
was scarcely any demand, notwithstanding it has been offered at
and 4s. under the prices of this day week, but the con.
sinners seemed inclined to purchase only the finest qualities, and
the demand for these descriptions being brisk, last week's price;
were fully supported. Barley continues brisk in sale, and al-
though the cupply was considerable, last Monday's quotations
were obtained. Oats remain full as dear as per last. In Beam,
Peas, tte. there is no alteration.

:.'ES OF GR
rater Measure
MONDAY.
S. S.
60 a 76
42 a GO
41 u 64
32 .a 3i

a
26 u 35
66 a 72
22 a 27
t. u SU
23 a 26
26 a ~1
!.2a a 29
38 a 43
29 a NI
ilt. N 334
London, England, 1821-11-19

THE LATE GALES.

About eleven o'clock in the forenoon of the nth inst. a loaded
theip tea, discovered to be making for the harbour of Searbo-
!mien, impotently in great distress, the ses at times making a
free p: usage aver her ; when she had got within a short disimice
front the pier, her mast went over the side, and the crew who
been clinging to the shrouds, were seen for a few moments
standing in the chains, when a tremendous sea running over her
precipitated her to the bottom, and consigned the unhappy crew
to a watery grave. The melancholy catastrophe struck the nu-
memos iliectators upon the pier with horror, heightened by the
consideration of being so neaelo the unhappy sufferers, without
the passibility of affording theta the smallest assistance. Towards
evening the hull of the sloop drifted upon the rocks, to the
south of the harbour, when she was ascertained to be the Hopes
Levett, of Wisbech, which having recently undergone 801110 re-
pairs at 'Whitby, had proceeded to Sh:elds or Funderland to take
in a cargo of coals ; part of the materials and some of the coals
are saved. • bible was round in the cabin with the name of
Leven upon a blank leaf.
On Sunday last a most violent storm was experienced at
Grimsby, which did considerable damage to the roofs of the
houses, milk, barns, &c. ; but the moat melancholy accident
occurred on the river Humber, which we recellect to have heard
of. A river sloop laden with coals being very leaky when she
tr;.s overtaken with the storm, sent out a boat with one man to
request the ns;istance of a larger vessel which was near them,
as they hoped with a few additional hands to run the vessei
ashore ant remain in the shallow water till the dam;er was over.
Whin the man returned, he Maud the vowel already on shore,
and the whole crew. consisting of the master, his wife, and
tintr cbildren, all drowned I The sight which met this poor
wmi oyes was horrible beyond description. On the deck of the
sloop lay the master dead, with a child in his amts in the same
situation ; by his side lay his %AC with another child in her
ninon. and sips/so-up daughter was also stretched lifcless on
the dick. Ihe fourth child, a boy about twelve y. a. • or age.
was waslitsl oveitmard. %Ve 'have not been ab.. to learn the
naiac of this unfortunate family.

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.'

44.
London, England, 1821-11-19

CITY dIMIIESSES.

On Friday last, being the day fixed by his Ma-
jesty for receiving the Loyal Addresses upon his
safe return to his native kingdom, which were voted
by the Court of Aldermen and Common ('ouucil,
the corporate bodies proceeded in grand state to
Carlton Palace. Both of tiw Addresses were in the
usual strain, and the tiillowing are the answers re-
turned by the king :
London, England, 1821-11-19

Vset.

At Brieiton, T. Sauoders, esq. of Ifampton court green, aged f 4.
At Cavil. in Norinaioly, , It. J. (lowland, es+ formerly of the county
of Durham. _ _ _

At Reigate, In his fah year, R. S. Cotton, esq.
At lit ighton, M,ti7, lild wife of Edward Shewell, esq. of Stuckwvil
common, storey.
Mr. J. frivol), of the Red home, Battersea, aged 49.
At Edmonton, Anna, the infant daughter off). Ilanbory, jun. eq.
At lit* house w Bolton street, John smith, mi. aged 73.
At Ayr, North Britain, It. Robertson, sen. esq. writer.
On the 17th of lone last, at Batavia, in the Nth year of his age,
Capt. Thomas Maughan, or Sloane street, Chelsea.
tt Shrewsbury, aged 74, the Rev. Wm. Smith, formerly pastor of
thet aptist church in Faigle street, Holborn.
At his father's house at 'tendon, Mr. It. Humplirys, of the Stuck
Exchange.
On ntay evening, at his house at Norwood, aged aft, Mr. Samuel
Graves, pi inter. late of Sherhern lane.
At Wanstead, Sparks, es... aged 73.
London, England, 1821-02-04

LONDON FiLYHJOIV.S. FOR FRRRIIARI%
.—..d5...-

P:Nr; LUIS BALL DREss.—Rwind dress of fine net over •
while satin slip; the bossier of the net dress ornamented
with a rich folding of Venetian gauze, or of gossamer sa-
tin; between the puffings of which are bouquets of blue
flowers, knots of blue satin, and wheat ears formed of
pearls issuing from each bouquet. Btiti•ls euisage
a-('antique of bloc swill, laced down the front with silk
cordon. Drapery of white zephyr gauze. Wreath of
blue flowers on the hair, intermixed with pearls, and
brought in a point on the forehead ; the ringlets arranged
ti-la•Vandyek. Tut quoise stone necklace And ear-riugs.
Blue satin shoes with white rosettes, and white kid gloves.
At iri or fan, with the predominant articles white and silver.
PARISIAN BALL DRS:U.—Frock of Venetian gauze,
it-intoned with ruby satin in clusters of cockle-shells, re-
lieved by points. Border of gauze fluted a-14.Boutfont,
confined by blips of ruby satin. Conti body of ruby
velvet and white satin, confined in front of the bast by •
ruby or a pearl brooch. Coiffeur a l'Eelips, , formed of
tulle, pearls, and gold ornaments. The hair confined on
the forehead with a row of fine pearls. Pearl necklace,
th+ielied in front with a ruby brooch. Carved cedar lass,
and nhite satin shore.
London, England, 1821-02-04

SOUTH AMERICA.

The Gazette de Caraccas of the 6th of December,
says
. .

•' Yesterday, at three in the evening, the artillery and
bells of all the churches in this capital announced to the
public one of the most memorable affairs which have
happened in Venezuela. An officer of Hussars is just
arrived from Cuache (having come in five days and a
half this enormous distance) with despatches from his
Excellency the General in Chief, and the terms of au
armistice and regulations concerning the troops, con-
cluded between our Commissioners and those of General
Simon Bolivar, and ratified by boils Generals.
" The armistice is for the space of six month•, and
states a desire of the Governments of Spain and Cul .
Will to settle the discords which exist between both eosin-
tiles. 'the troops are to remain in possession of their
actual positions, setting forth the limits in a particular
manner. The armistice consists of 13 articles, is dated
at Troxillo, and was signed on the Y9th of November, at
tell at night.
" A ptivate letter from a British resident informs us
that there is every pi °sped of an immediate peace, and
that the official order of the Mill/ Government, declar-
ing certain ports in a state of blockade, will be speedily
revoked.
'• This packet hriugs information of an armistice be-
mien' the contending armies in Venezuela."
London, England, 1821-02-04

THE NATIONAL REGISTER

ALL JUDGES ALLOW THE HEST IS CHEAPEST.
The above truth• strongly applies to persons la-
bouring under dangerous diseases. It is a fact that
thousands fall victims to their own folly, and their
constitutions are ruined by trusting to their own
judgment, or consulting illiterate Pretenders.—
Health, and a good constitution once lost, cannot be
easily regained. The judicious mode of restoring
health, and effecting a permanent cure, is, like the
dew of Heaven to a withering plant, a divine bene-
faction. This is truly applicable to the Medical
Board, which has restored thousands to perfect
health, after lingering for months, and even after
Hospitals had failed. It is also pleasing to bear
that the liberal part of the Profession acknowledge
this Medical Establishment the Fountain Head fur
superior Advice.

Messrs COOPER, Mywnog, Sir F. DANIEL. and
Co. of long experience in various Hospitals, and in
.his Metropolis, are consulted daily by all ranks of
people. Letters from the Country, stating the par-
ticulars of their case, containing an enlusurce, are
answered by return of Post, and Medicines sent to
all parts of the Kingdom.
Mechanics.have advice gratis every evening from
Six to Eight, and on Sunday mornings until Twelve
o'clock.

N. B —CoorEa's MEDICAL GUIDE, with their
Lectures on a certain Disease, Ruptures, &c. is in
the Press, and will be shortly published.
cr Medical Gentlemen who attend with their
Patients arc present at the Board during consul-
tation.
London, England, 1821-02-04

SURREY COUNTY AIEETINO.

On Friday a Meeting of the Noblemen, Gentlemen,
Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of Surrey, was
held at the Spread Eagle, Epsom for the purpose of
taking into consideration the propriety of petitioning
both Houses of Parliament to put an end to the pro-
ceedings against her Majesty, and also to restore her
name to the Liturgy, Tue meeting was convened by
the High Sheriff tat the County, who took ate Cnair at
one o'clock. There were present the Earl 01-fhanet,
Lord King, Lord Ellenhorough, the County Members
(Messrs. Home Sumner and Denison,) Sir W. De Cres-
pigney, Mr. Bennett, M. P. and a large body of distin-
guished public cli •racters.
Lord KING commenced the business of the day by
reviewing the !ate disgraceful proceedings which had
been carried on against her Majesty, and censuring, in
in the stronBest terms, the condliet of his Majesty's mi-
nisters respecting them. lie coincided in opium,' with
those who thought the people should !fleet and express
their 6CIIIIIIIeMS to PJIII.IIIICIa, not only respecting the
past, but prospectively as to the future.
S.:sit:rat other gentlemen declared meir stintiments to
be in unison with those of the Noble Lord

Lord ELLENBOROUGH, ill all able sperch,commented
upon the conduct of MM sters, and admitted that they
had not the benefit of public confidence. We lament
that our limits prevent us Irvin giving all outline of his
eloquent speech, in the course of which he said, that
he should, in his place in the Hume of Peers, say that
this meeting was nmst respectably attended and c. n-
ducted, and was in ,st certamly ,tot a
,farce.—(Great
applause.)
Sir ‘Vst. De CRESPIONEY and the County Members
also spoke i and Mr. Hume Sumner was severely handled
for his late speecn in Parliament against the Queen.
The tmetttig broke up at five o'clock, alter agreeing
to the petitions to both Houses of Parliament, and r,-
jecting by a very large majority an amendment of Mr.
Trottet's, that the meeting do adjourn.

Samuel Rogers, a distributor of the Bath Chro-
nicle, was attacked on Wednesday evening, about
eight o'clock, between Bradford and Trowbridge, by
a man who demanded his money, and threatened
his life. Rogers struck him on the knees with his
stick, and just as the fellow was levelling a blow at
him; the villain fell—Rogers, fearing others were
near, hastened into Trowbridge, and procured
assistance ; on his return the fellow had escaped,
but tracts of blood were perceived fur more than
twenty yards.
The preparations for the coronation feast in
Westminster Hall are, it is said, now proceeding;
and rumour fixes the month of May fur this spectacle.
The Forte, Sir T. Cochrane, sailed on Monday
from Portsmouth, for Leith, to take the domestics,
luggage, &c, of Admiral Sir A. Cochrane thence to
Plymouth.
London, England, 1821-02-04

LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS in the greateat
rarieties.and the most fashionable and comfortable suing shapes,
chz.aper thun any house in London, at Mrs. INGRAM'S Chad-
Linen and Millinery NVerelantse, No. 30, City Road, near
Finsbury Square, where a very handsome and well se:ected large
assortment o. Child lied Linen and ,Millinery of every descrip-
tion, is always kept ready, particularly a choice collection of
Tut ban, Lace, Dresses, and all other Caps, Frills, Handkerchiefs,
&.c. Country Milliners and Shopkeepers supplied.—Observe, it
next door to Rustic House.
London, England, 1821-02-04

THE MOST YOU CAN LOSE BY A
WHOLE TICKET is 18 Shillings,
A SIXTEENTH 2 Shillings,
IF IR:WORT BEFORE

VALENTINE'S DAY,
WEDNESDAY, 14th THIS MONTH, (FEnntlattv), and
returned by FRIDAY, 'ad Frnatrator.
Giving them the Chance of all the Capitals to be drawn on that
day fora mere trifle; with the certainty of
THREE PRIZES of ...... 4.:2,000
Being (hewn is the First Five Minutes, and sure to be drawn by
the Public
FOR NOTH ING !!!
As each Prise of &Jai° Consols will have an undrsw•n Ticket,
which at least would cost as much as they gave for
their first Ticket.
The Scheme is very rich, as it contains, in Consols and Money.
SIX PRIZES of 4.;21.000
Tickets and Shares are selling by T. BISH, Stock Broker.
No. 4. Cornhill, and 9, Charing Cross, London ; and by his
Agents in the Country ;
Who.sold and shared, in the last Lottery Contract,
1,483 In 9 Shares £20,000
3,14? In 5 Shares 21,050
3,645 Whole Ticket 10,000
Beside, several minor Capitals.
London, England, 1821-04-01

THE NATIONAL REGISTER

ALL JUDGESALLOW THE DEST IS CHEAPEST. _
The above truth strongly applies to persons let
bouring under dangerous diseases. It is a fact (bar
thousands full victims to their own folly, and thei
constitutions tire ruined by trusting to their own
judgr'ent, or consulting illiterate Pretenders.—
Health, and a good constitution once lost, cannot be
easily regained. The judicious mode of restoring
health, and effecting a permanent cure, is, like the
dew of Heaven to a withering plant, a di 4 ine bene-
faction. This is truly applicable to the Medical
Board, which has restored thousands to perfect
' health, after lingering for months, and even after
Hospitals had tailed. It is also pleasing to hear
that the liberal part of the Profession acknowledge
this Medical Establishment the Fountain Head for
superior Advice.
Messrs COOPER, Mux nor, Sir F. DANIEL and
Co of long experience in various Hospitals, and in
this Metropolis, are consulted daily by all ranks of
people. Letters from the Country, stating the par-
ticulars of their case, containing an enlosurce, are
answered by return of Post, and Medicines sent to
all parts of the Kingdom.
Mechanics have advice gratis every evening from
Six to Eight, and on Sunday mornings until Twelve
o'clock.

N. B —Coorsn's MEDICAL GUIDE, with their
Lectures on a certain Disease, Ruptures, &c. is in
the Press, and will be shortly published.
er Medical Gentlemen who attend with their
Patients are present at the Board during consul-
London, England, 1821-04-01

PATENT FILTERING STONES, superior
to any yet offered to the Public. The principle ot their construe.
lion is entirely new, and possesses two peculiar advantages.—
Stones are not subject to foul, and may be placed within the
common cistern or reservoir. and a constant supply of pure water
is obtained with the utmost facility, and may be conveyed to any
part of the house. These improved stones will filter from to
to 100 gallons of water per day, rendering the hardest water
sufficiently soft for domestic purposes, and the foulest, brilliantly
transparent, thereby inswing the most perfect salubrity.
Specimens may be seen in use at W. Carr's Warehouse, Nc.
6, Rupert Street, Haymarket; the Western Exchange. Old Bond
Street; and the Jerusalem Coffee House, Cornhill.
London, England, 1821-04-01

IDirtbs.

-- -
At Mane bill, Greenwich, the lady of H. Francis, esq. of a son.
In Mark lane, lire. C. ilarris, of a son.
Mrs. Bird trim of Mr. Bird, the astronomical lecturer of Eton, of
two daughters, whirl, %%WI the aiother are doing well.
In Southwark, the lady of A. Williams, surgeon, of a daughter.
la Russell square, the lady of T. Denman. esq. M.P. of a son.
At Caidington, the lion. Mts. Waldsgrave, of a daughter.
The lady of C. E. Fenton, esq. of Doctors' commons, of a son.
London, England, 1821-04-08

sta=
CORN EXCHANGE. MOSDAT. Aran. g.
We went well supplied with Wheat this morning. Oaring had
several fresh arrivals lance this day week, as well as a consider.
able quantity which was left over from Friday's market; there
was, however, only a middling demand, and the finest samples
alone could support our last prices; the inferior descriptions
being Is. per qr. lower. Barley was also dull in sale. and having
a large supply, that article was a trifle cheaper. The trade in
Oats was far from being brisk, and the supply being large, the
interior descriptions were from Is. to 2s per qr. cheaper. Peas
and Beans supported our last prices. In other articles there is
no alteration.

CORN EXCHANGE. FRIDAY. ArRIL
Our market was largely supplied with Wheat this morning.
having had a few good arrivals, as well au a considerable quantity
left over from the preceding markets. but the demand was far
from brisk, and only a few of the finest samples could be got off
at Monday's prim. Barley was pretty brisk. especially for fine
Making, which readily obtained Monday's prices. The Oat
trade was dull ; a few picked samples supported Monday's prices,
but the inferior descriptions were on the decline. In Beans,
Peas, Etc. there was no alteration.

CURREY,. P1(11
Per Winch

--- .
.h....., 01 &At
titer Meibarr
1 1140111 D• V.
Se 11.
3.1 a 54
36 a tit
I 27 a 30

Mit T,
f Eight Bud)

L• W LEK, •

Red Wheat
White
Rye
Braiik, or Buck
Wheat
Barley
Pole Multi
red Oats
siren orPoinod
New Tick Beans
Old ditto
New Pigeon ditto
Boiling Pease
Grey Pease
Ito 'leveed iicr
FOREIGN.
American
Riga and Wismar
Uussin and

WBUNEID.
f.
35 a 54
36 st 62
27 a 50

FRIBA Y.
A. I.
35 a 64
36 a 6V
27 a 30

I 25 a 97
Y 2 a 30
46 ■ 38
10 a 20
19 a 22
t 3 a 29
St a 38
31 a 33
33 a 38
26 a 29
36/. a 384

23 a 27
22 a 30
46 a 56
16 u VO
19 a it
23 a 29
34 a 3$
31 a 33
35 a 36
26 a 29
361. a 361.

25 a 22
22 a 30
40 a 53
16 u 20
19 a 22
25 a 29
34 a 32
31 a 93
3;', a 37
26 u 22
261. at 361.

-- a --
46 a 58
35 a 42

a
46 a 58
3:i a 42

a
4G a b 8
35 a 42

laud ditto.
Rye
Barley.
Feed Oatii
Brew oi Polaod do
Tick Beans
Pigrou ditto .
Builiug Pease
Grey Pease
Linseed perryr.

30 a 36
25 u 27
tl u 24
16 a 11
19 u 22
32 a 34
$3 a 30
34 a St
26 a 27
42 a 50

30 a 36
2 a 27
21 a 21
:6 a 1$
19 a 22
32 a 94
33 a 36
32 a 34
26 a 27
42 a 60

SO a 36
25 a 2-
21 a 24
16 a 14
19 a 26
32 a 34
33 u 37
32 a 20
26 a 28
42 a 50

AVERAGE PRICE or CORN, I'
Maritime Districts of ENGLA:
Week coding., March SI, e'
Gaiette.
Wheat... 314 81 Barley... tit
Rye .... 38s 11 I Oats.... 18q

'er quarter, 4.f the Twrhe
NI) and WALES, fur ti.e
xtructed Iron Satui day%

1411
Bean;; 3ls 84
311Pease ... 3V. 1041

SUOAK.
London, England, 1821-04-08

TILE NATIONAL REGISTER

MILITARY MEDICAL AND SURGICAL

ESTABLISIIMENT.
TO INVALIDS OF ALL DEKRIPTIONS.
PERSONS who have been disappointed in re.
ceiving a cure under the ordinary medical practice, are invited to
make trial of a new and superiorly tfficacious mode of treatment
by Herb; alone. —AI it. WILLIS, late Surgeon to several Military
Hospitals, in the PeninAila, under the command of his Grace
the Duke of Wellington, in Portugal, Spain, and France, having
in conjunction with experienced Military Hospital Surgeons,
dedicated many years to the investigation of diseases of the body,
both at home and abroad, has availed himself of a witle field of
practical knowledge and experince, in discovering the most
effectual remedies.
Messrs. WILLts and Co. may he consulted with the greatest
confidence, at No. 45, Penton Street., corner of White Lion
Street, Pentonville, every day, M'edneselays and Saturdays
excepted, front nine to two o'clock.
Cases more particularly coining under the treatment of the
Establishment are such as Itheutuathon, Asthma, Cancer, Con-
sumption, Dropsy, Epileptic and all other kinds of Fits,
Eruptions, Fistula in Ano,•Gleets, Liver Complaints, Scrophula
or King's Evil, Nervous Complaints, 'Piles, Strictures, and
Diseases of the 1111. !der, Syphilis, Ulcerations, &c. &c.
Advice to the Poor gratis, and Medicines supplied upon the
lowest possible terms.
61 Letters from the country, post paid, inclosing a fee, will
receive immediate attention.
London, England, 1821-02-05

3.3oMffStr:pt-

LONDON, NIONDAY, FEBRUARY 5•
'Three o dock, p is.

We have reeked the Park Papers of Thursday
last. The inquiries to discover the authors of the
explosion at tae Tutileriei continue with unabated
activity. several persons employed in the Palace
have bowl exa Aued by the magistrates, but the
result is not known. It would appear as if many
iudividnals were c•meerned in these myst.Tions pro-
ceedings, us there have been seven explosions within
the course of nine days. 01 Monday there
were three explosions of petards in Paris ; one
at half past nine, and another at eleven at night, in
the rue St. Honore, near the Carousal. The guilty
agents in these attempts made their escape. A new
explosion occurred on Tuesday evening, in an ob-
scure part of the Royal Treasury, and ntade a tre-
mendous noise. lt wounded a man, and set fire to
the staircase and Al wooden table in the passage, and
occasioned considerable consternation and alarm.
The officers of police immediately assembled, but had
not d►scovered the incendiaries.
The accounts from Laybach are dated the 16th
ult. The King of Prussia, in consequence of his
precarious state of health, is not expected at Con-
gress, but Prince Hardenberg and Count Bernstoff
have received unlimited powers from his Majesty to
assist.

The French Five per Cents. on Wednesday left
off at 81f..50e.—Bank Stock, 1,4871. 50e.
London, England, 1821-11-11

3118

FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
BANKRUPTS.
T. Teesdale, Newington, linen draper. Solicitor, Mr. Gates,
Citeaton Street.
G. de Ugune, Wilma. Street, Finsbury Square, merchant.
S.sl. Mr. Cole, Broad Surest Buildings.
It Embleton, South Shields, wine merchant. Sol. Mr. Van-
heythusen, John Street, Bedford Row.
W. Banton, Northwich, Cheshire, grocer. Sol. Mr. John,
Palsguive Place, Temple.
H. Snelgnive, Warningeamp, Sussex, Tioolstapler. Sols.
Messrs. Freeman and Co. Coleman Street.
W. Smith, Plymouth Dock, cabinet maker. Sols. Messrs.
Darke and Co. Red Lion Square.
J. lieppenstull. Doncaster, agricultural machine maker. Sol.
Mr. Lever, Gray's Inn.
C. Lloyd, Thetford, Norfolk, bookseller. Sol. Mr. Nelson,
Barnard's Inn.
J. Crump, Birmingham, money scrivener. Sols. Messrs. Long
and Co. Gray's Inn.
T. Gibson, jun. and J. Eaves, Liverpool, ship bread bakers.
Sol. Mr. Chester, Staple Inn.
S. il. White, Edingley Cotton Mill, Nottinghamshire, cotton
spinner. Sol. Mr. Barber, Holborn.
F. Taylor. Adlington, Lancashire, shopkeeper. Sol. Mr.
G tskcll, Wigan.
W. It..ker, Ticehurst, Sussex, blacksmith. Sol. Mr. Allen,
Clifford's Lin.
DIVIDENDS.
Nov. 17, R. Sharpris, Davies Street, Berkeley Square, dealer
in china—to, J. Day and J. Spratswell, Tavistock Street,
drapers—in, J. and 11. Cleugh, Leadenhall Street, wholesale
linen drapers-27, J. Cook, Eye, SufEilk. miller-50, T. Bug.
nail, Birmingham, toy niaker-27, H. Hewitt, North Shields,
linen draper- 27, .1. F. and J. Dubois, Aldermen's Walk, mer-
chants-29, G. Garlick, Westport, Wiltshire, tanner-27, G. M.
Thurkle, New Street Square, trine merchant-24„ M. Hafther,
Cannon Street, St.George's,ce rpentcr-28. J. Martin, Liverpool,
merchant-30, S. W. Bvks, Rotherham, Yorkshire, mercer-20,
J. Sanders, I vybridge, Ilevon, tanner-28, J.Gratton, Denshaw,
York, and .1. Grafton, Manchester, calico printers-30, E. Lewis,
Abbey Cwinhir, Radnorshire, farmer—Dec. 8, J. Archer, Ware,
Heirs, miller-3, W. Prince, Pontefract, Yorkshire, grocer-6,
.1. Morrell, Halifax, gmeer-11, .1. Packer, P.iinswick. Glouces-
tershire. clothier—a, D. Giles, Lyfind, Berks, inealman-3, T.
Price, Itoillinrough, Gloucestershire, civil engineer.
CERTIFICATES to lx wanted Nov. 2?.
NV. Stanitinth, Little Eastcheap, wine merchant—R. Consist
and It. Lee, Sculcoatcs, Yorkshire, incrchants—.D. T. Price,
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