The National Register.
London, England, 1819-12-05 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

Fl. Dover and A. Dc Froger, Broad Street Mews, merchants,
fro::' Nor. SO to Dee. St.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
W. Unswortn. Liverpool, flour dealer.
BANKRUPTS.

D. Holland. Dunpy,S4olit,grpper Solicitor, Mr. Bowden,
Aldennanbury.
M. and J. Brickdale, Taunton. Somerset, bankers Sol.
Messrs. Shaw and Stephens, Gray's Inn..
W. Wilkinson, Norton. Derby, fileomith. Sol. Mr. Wilson,
Greville Street. Hatton Garden.

J. Bennett, Dupe, Derby, cattle &oder. Sob. Messrs. Sweet,
Stokes, and Carr, basinghall Street.
W. Jameson, York, money-scrivener. Sob. Messrs. Bell and
Brodrick. Bo* Churchyard.
J. Farmer, Ashbome, Derby, grocer. Soli. Messrs. Sweet,
Stakes, and Crier, Basinghall Street.
J. Haddon. North Shields, ship owner. Sob. Messrs. Mit-
chell and Francis. Sun Court, Cornhill.
T. Butter, Altrincham, Cheshire, fellroonger. Soles Messrs.
lllurd and Johnson. Temple.
E. Dixon. Lamb's C.suluit Street, haberdasher. Sol. Mr.
Hunter, Gray's Inn Place.
J. Green, Tomes. Devon. publican. Sol. Mr. Blake, Great
Surrey Street, Blackfriars.
T. Panting. Charlotte Street, St- Pancras, cabinet mater.
Sol. Mr. Saunders. Charlotte Street. Fitzroy Square-
C. Hunt' Mark Lane, wine merchant. Sol. Mr. Lewis.
C rutcheriftiars.
S. F. Lettsom, Cannon Street, tin plate manufacturer. Sol.
Mr. Smith. Aturtinfriars.
W. P.M.Croft, East Sheen, Surrey, builder. Sol. Mr. Fisher
Staple Inn.
N. J. Fellowes, Foundling Terrace, Gray's Inn Road, painter.
Sol. Mr. Tucker. Bartlett's Buildings.
J. Finney. Bolton. Lancashire. cotton spinner. hots. Messrs.
Appleby and Sergeant, Gray's Inn Place.
T. Hill, Ledbury, Herefordshire, surgeon. Sol. Mr. Pewtra.,
Gray's Inn.
F. Richards, Birmingham. chemist. Sol. Mr. Edmunds,
Lincoln's Inn.
. . . . _

T. Sattzrthwaite, Liverpool. merchant. Sots. Messrs. Lowe.
and Bower, Southampton Buildings. Chancery Lane.
T. Winstanley. Manchester, woollen draper. Sol. Mr. Ellis,
Chancery Lane.
W. Hodge. Great Hermitage Street. ►hip owner. Sol. Mr.
Terapkr, SoLeiter. John Strive, America Square.
W. Home and J. Stackhouse, Liverpool, Merchants. Sob.
Marrs. Cordate and Young, Gay's Inn.
T. Mitchell. Coninictrial Road. oilman. Sols. E. Badley and
80/4 Lenten Street. Goodman's F•it•lda.
G. Sutton. Lamb's Conduit" Street, silk mercer. Sols. Messrs.
Sweet, Stokes. and Cart, Bastugall Street
D. Cox. llig.t Street, Botougit. Sol. Mr. Lindsay. St.
Thome.% Street, &slough.
D. Smith, Wuvertret, Liverpool. saddler. Sel. Mr. Wheeler,
Castle Street, Holborn.

DIVIDENDS. •

Dec. 23, W. Say:, Briv.ol, corn factor-27, T. Marren and
S. Hopkits, Bristol, linen drospers-29. F. Burgess, Leicester.
hosier-27. D. Trotter. Bishop Weymouth, Durham. mast
maker-29. J. Bell, Leybum, 1 ork. woolstapler-24, H,
Benhall, SJholt, fanner-18. W. Bolton. Bury _trees.
tninster, plui..L.:l-27. F. SMtp-on. Huddersfield. York. wool.
stapler—leo. 3. J. llii..tr.l. Hedditch Worcester. needle maker.-
I, M. Hardy. Mitre Valet. Feet Street. tavern keeper-4. J.
Needes, Brick Spitallitlds. coal merchant.
CERTIFICATES to be granted Dec. U.
A. Rmsel, Tew•k.sbury, Gkluceater. linen dnyer—J. Toft.
Shepton Mallet. Somer2.l. china and glass sell.•le—J. Lees.
Ealing. Miodlcsex. ►hopk:•elter—R. Bird. Ringer/inky, Glou-
cester, timber merchant—J. Marsh, Sitlmouth, Down, book-
seller—W. Taylor. Dutham Streit, Strand, tavern keeper—J.
Elrierley, Manchester, dyer—J. Ga►itcll. Chapel en le Frith,
Derby, en ton spinner—J. R. Hall, Webb's County 'Crime,
Newug• r., m•rchant—W. Webster ant: J. Yates, Bolton Ic
Moors, Lancaster, ironmongers—G. lifinter and R. Madman.
Jetuaalent Coffee House, nterchants—J. Gorton, H. Gorton.
rind J. Gorton, and W. Roberts. Tottington, Lancaster. cotton
spinners—T. Rose. Bridport, Dorset, brewer—lt. Stewart.
I.iverpool. mereloint—T. Gabby, Lower York Street, Bother.
Lithe, timber merchant.

Price Y. I“thaal
Bank Sioci. 2te I 1 9.
3 per Cent. Red. 661 Imp..; per Lent.
3 per Crud. Cum,. 614 India Mild. 1.. dis.
89 per Cr,.,. lii.lta Steck 209
4 per Lem. 831 Exchequer Rill. 4i. dis.
5 per Cent. Na" 1031 Coils. for Ac. 011
Log Ann. 17 9'li tl a Liitiery Ticket.. £l9

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

L 0110011.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5.

The Patis Papers of Tuesday contain the speech
of the King of France to the Legislative Chambers,
on opening the Session on Monday last in person.
There is one part of the Speech that will excite
much spirited opposition, and that is the mommen-
dation to alter the Law of Election, which has been
advised by the King's Ministers, and is very lady
ultimately to produce their removal• It is intended
to alter the Law by making the Parliament Septen-
nial, thereby rendering the Representatives more
independent of the the elective hotly, and conse-
quently more likely to be corrupted. The Speech
presents a favourable picture of France, with respect
to the improvement in agriculture, commerce, and
the art , t:oe increasing prosperity or the country,
and the flourishing state of the finances. The
revenue sv lar exceeds the expenditure as to permit