The National Register.
London, England, 1822-05-19 00:00:00

FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
W. Stevens, Northumberland -Street, Suva, baker, from
April p to May
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
W. Gratty and M. Moo., Liverpool, conhsaMers.
BANKRUPTS.

.1. Fluids, Wsmdird, Sulfas, warrencr. Solicitor, Mr. Hunt,
Sur cy Street, titretntl,
P. Luw-on, Bowness Hull, Cumberland, cons factor. Sol.
Mr. Adr Building, Gray's Inn.
'l'. limbos/. Brionyard, Ileretindshire, draper. Sob. Maws.
\Villiuns and Co. Lincoln's Inn.
W. Collard, Eamore, Somerscshire, baker. Sol. Mr. Corbett,
Bloomibury Square.
'l'. Wenovick, Lancaster, banker. Sots. Messrs. Dell and Co.
Bow Climelipid.
Upperton, l'etwortb, Sussex, banker. Sots. Mess-rs, Hil..
hard and Co. Gray's Inn.
D. Dunnett, Norwich, veterinary surgeon. Sol. Mr. Fenton,
A mtinfrialti.
J., J., and .1. Parkes, Warwick, oersted manufacturers. Sols.
iMessrs. Amory and Co. 'flungmorton Street,
S. Walton, Nantwich, Cliodaire, linen draper. Sol. Mr.
Wades. Chancery Lane.
Fea-mun, New Bond Street, bookseller. Sol. Mr. Gaines,
Caroline Street, Bedford Square.
It. W. Dean and T. W. Cooke, Sugar loaf Alley, Bethnal
Green, brewers. sok Mr. Crancli, Union Court, Broad Street.
W. Bribitison, Halifax, ironmonger. Sol. Mr. Wigleswortli,
Gray's Inn.
11. F. 11erey, T. Ticket', and J. Saunders. Goldshill, Stafford,
I iron manufacturers: buls. Messrs. Norton and Cu. Gray's Inn
square.
DIVIDENDS.

May 18, A. Kelty, Colonnade. Pall Mall, jeweller—June 4,
G. !Album, Bisbopsgate Street, provision merchant-15. T.
Caw, Busk Lune, t annon Street. merchant-4, H. P. Alvin,
14:liu Court, Gray's Inn Lune, ale brewtr-4. W. and J. J)evey,
Coal Ekclnmge, coal owners—b. T. L. Tweed. Buteham, Latex,
dealer in Irotatoes...2l., J. Callow, Prince's Street, Soho, nu:dicta
booksellvi-4, A. Harrison. Parliament Street, Westminster,
linen draver—...l. C. Benson. Birmingham, money scrivener--
7, J. Webster, Gaby. tailor-5, B. Mould,Stunc, Staffordshire,
innkeeper-6, J. Sutton, sett., Brirlestune. Len:otter:lnm, buts
eller-4, G. l,eyburn and H. Cruden, Gravesend, butchers-
5, W. itieltarM, Penzance, merchant-8, J. Knowles and 11.
\Vulkcr, Salford, Lancashire, machine makers.
CEICI'IFICA'IES to be granted June 4.
E. T. Herbert, Fence Lane, oilman—J. Pearson, Manchester,
joiner—J. Forbes, Oxford Street, chyntist—lt. Clough, Sharpies,
Lancashire, calico printcr—W. Cams, 041thanipton, ironmonger
—J. Lucy, Bristol, china cleider—T. Aldan!, Abingdon, wine
merchant—W. Eisex, Paddington, whariinger—a. Ambrose,
Hutulph Lanc, wine merchant.

A letter from Calcutta, dated Nov. 52, states, that
the ravages of the cholera morbus nt Bussorah have
lately been most dreadful. Of the principal mer-
chants of that place, not one remains alive, all hav-
ing fallen victims to the prevailing scourge. The
victims of the disorder are said to amount on an
average to 1.50 per day. By recent advices from
the Persian Gulf, we learn that in the province of
Omman it carried off 40,000 people, and in the
city of Muscat and its neighbouring villages, no leis
than 10,000 persona had fallen victims to it in the
short space of ten days.
A few days since an order was received from St.
Petoraburgh fur 400,000 muskets for the Russian
army, which aro now manufActuring in various parts
of