The National Register.
London, England, 1820-07-02 00:00:00

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had presented himself for a seat ; and inch person could
have his option.
Mr. SHAW thought the clause, if it were agreed to,
aright to extend to Mc. Ellis.
Mr. A BERCROMBY observed, that the two duti.s were
incompatilile. The to islet's duty occupied tell iii
the year ; how them could he properly attend his duties
there. On the part of the people of lreLtnA, especially the
suitors in Chancery, lie asked the House to agree to the
&notion.
Sir M. Ii:OLEY said, the ends of justice would be pr✓-
motid by supporting the motion.
Sir F. nu XTON risked, as the Noble Lord had said that
the two duties were incompatible, whether he was prepared
In recommend Mr. El,i.'s dismission I the Master of
Cbaneery's office, in the event of his helm; returned for
Mr. CANNING observed, as Mr. Ellis might he elected.
and at the some tone anxious to reboil his 'eat, was the
mere eircninstance of holding office not before deemed ex-
ceptionable, to disqualify Mr. Lllis. At least, Mr. Liles
ought to have the opportunity of acceptio4 the scat and
resigning ,t he office, if SO ar.)
Sir J. NEWPORT wished the recomnieudation to the
Committee to be so worded —(11our.)
Sir G. HILL thought it would be hard to affect Mr.
ENts's election by this proposition, as that Gent•eman
was completely qualified at the conieteacement of the
election.
Sir J. MACKINTOSH considered that it was monstrous
to think clan individual so circumstanced being qoalitied
to Kamm both duties. According to Mr. Lllts's own
testimony, he could cot ahead .the race and his seat al
Prirliament.
The resolution was agreed, which of course only extends
itself to " future" elections, where Irish Masters iu Chancery
may-become candidates.
The Aliens' Regulation gill, the second reading of which
stood fur this day. was postponed to Monday, and the
rwiters of the dry Intriug been di.posed of, the Mouse
adjourned,

FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
A. Evans, Bramscomne Port, Gloucestershire, broad cloth
manufacturer.
BANKRUPTS.
Wfflis, Carisbrook, Isle of Wight, fellmonger. Solicitors,
Messrs. Sewell and Hearn, Newport.
,Poetsane, Cheltenham, victualler. Sol. Mr. Meredith,
Lincoln's Inn.
T.'ltagnall. Birmingham. roymaker. Sops. Mesas. Egerton,
Norton. and Chapl n. Gray's Inn Square.
C. Dunkin. Shad llama, Horbleydnwn, lighterman. Sok.
Matra. Sudlow and Co.. Monument Yard.
J. Martin, Liverpool, merchant. Sok. Messrs. Adlington and
• Gregory. Bedford Row.
B. and G. Crasher. Birstal, York, carpet manufacturer. Sol.
Mr. Evans, Hatton Garden.
W. Mee. Market-Harborough, Leicestershire, spirit merchant.
Sol. Mr. Symonds. Barnard's Inn.
W. Wright. Bellbroughton, Worcestershire, immerser. Sok.
Messrs. Consteble and Kia. Symond's Inn.
T. Carr, Cherley, Lancashire, ironmonger: Sol. Mr. Rother-
ham, Tbrornovion Street.
1. Peake, Rose Hill, Shropshire, miller. Sole. Messrs. Baxter
and Iliswleer, Gray's Inn Place.
DIVIDENDS.
July It. C. R. H. Bailey. Swallowfield, Wilts, dealer—l. G.
liasdiaty and J. Cowing. Bedford Court, Covent Garden, woollen
drapers—Rß, J. R. Brown and H. M. New, Poultry, stationers
.-18, P. Deakin and J. Oughton, Deritend, Warwickshire. wire
drawers—U. J. Young, Crinkle, spirit merchant-18, T. Baker,
Rochester. drape'—lB. J. Baxley. Old Broad Suter. merchant—
is, H. White, Warminster. Wilts. linen draper-92, J. Wyatt,
Hinckley. Leicestershire, baker-17, E. H. Wilson and J.
Westmorland, Liverpool, spirit merchants-99, W. Allan,
Thingnsoiton Street. barauance biker—i;s, W. Taylor, Durham
Street, Strand, tavern keeper-0, F. S. G. Muukhouse and A.
M. Gorman, London, merchants—el, J. and W. L. Bryan.
Grocer's Hall Court, printer—Rl, G. Waddington, Blackburn,
Lancashire, factor-IA, J. B. Yates, Shoceditch. pewterer.
CERTIFICATES to be granted July IL
J. Spencer, Makeney, Derbyshire. nail manufacturer—T. and
J. Danvers, Cooper's Row, Tower .Hill, me chants—R. Coney,
Strand. plumber—E. Dixon, Lamb's Conduit Street. haber-
dasher—R. Oastler, Hanford), Yorkshire, drysalter-J. Jones,
Liverpool. merchant—W. Fear. Bath, cabinet maker—J. New-
ington, Tunbridge, Kent, farmer—T. Fisher, Liverpool, master
mariner.