The National Register.
London, England, 1820-12-11 00:00:00

ADDRESSES TO THE QUEEN.

A great number of Addresses were presented on
Monday to her Majesty, at Brandenburgh House:
The day was uncommonly favourable for the dif-
ferent Processions, several of which had the same
banners and flags that they used on former occa.
sions when they waited upon the Queen. The first
Deputation that entered the Strand from the City
was the Spanish Moroceo Leather Dressers. The
Procession was on foot, and displAyed a great num-
ber of beautiful Sags and banners, with appropriate
inscriptions.
The next procession was that of the parish of St.
John, Hackney. It consisted of upwards of SO
coaches and four, filled with Ladies and Gentlemen -
the drivers were dressed some in light blue, and
some yellow silk jackets, and the beads of the horses
decorated with rosettes of white ribband.

The Deputation of Bethnal Green followed in
twenty-three carriages. A caravan with a band of
music, enveloped in laurel, led the way. The
carriages contained a large proportion of ladies.
elegantly dressed; some of them were thrown open.
It has been remarked that the days fixed for there
processions have proved fine. There was no crowd
in the Strand, and the several processions passed in
the most perfect order and quiet.

Letters have reached town from Admiral Brion,
dated from before Carthagena, of 28th Sept.—This
Officer states, we understand, that it was his in-
tention, in consequence of the arrangement made
with General Bolivar, to remain on that line of
coast until the Patriots should gain possession of
Carthagena, Santa Martha, and Maraeaybo, and in
order to effect this important object, the Indepen-
dent forces had been drawn from the kingdom of
New Granada; it appears, however, that General
Bolivar, although his army was numerous, did not
consider it sufficiently large to invest all the three
cities at the same moment, and was therefore pru-
dently operating, in the first instance, for the re-
duction or Carthagena.
Upwards of 800 houses have been recently erected
in the vicinity of the new bridge at Edinburgh,
which have sold upon an average of 10001. each.
The flock of Cachemire goats which were im-
ported into France in 1819, and placed at the north-
east of Toulon, have been removed to a more con-
genial climate at St. Ouen, near Paris. The flock,
172 in number, was embarked on the 7th of Octo-
ber, at Arles, and arrived on the 23d ult. at St.
Ouen, without the loss of a single animal. The kids
born in France from this flock are abundantly covered
with the magnificent down of which the Cachemire
shawls are inanufacured, and they are superior in
strength and appearnce to the indigenous kids of
the same age, which leaves no doubt of success frets
the naturalisation.

PROM SATULDAY NIGHT'S GJZETTR.

This Gazette notifies the appoinunent of J. Roscoe, Gcnt. of
Nether Knu•ford, Cheshire, to be a Master Extraordinary in
the Court of Chancery.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
J. Ellis, Wellingore, Lincoln, nudists's.
BANKRUPTS.
-- - -- -

M. Daly, Ilolbont, soda water manufacturer. Sol. Mr.
Conauten, Change Alley, Cornhill.
T. lochbold, Lads, bookseller. Sol. Mr. Battye, Chancery
Lane.
S. La cock and G. Brooke, Mioories, slorsellers. Sol. Mr.
Lake. Cateston Street.
J. Vevey. Lee Green, Yorkshire, cloth maker. Sols. Messrs.
Smithson and Hamad!, Pontefract.
J. C. F. Butler, Dunningtoo, York, butter and bacon factors.
Sol. Mr. Walker, New Inn.
J. C. Welsionl. Adam's Court. Old Broad Street, merchant.
Sol. Mr. Platt. New Boswell Court. . .

J. Derails, Tabernacle Walk, Finsbury Square, timber mu-
skrat. Sol. Mr. Millward, Old Bailey.
D. T. Price, Ilolywell Street, Shorediteh, butcher. Sol. Mr.
Grey, Kingsland Road.
J. Wilson and G. Waugh, Aldeugate Street, hatters. Sols.
Messrs. Alliston and Hundleby, Freeman's Court, Cornltill.
C. Symonds and W. Taylor, Watling Street, warehousemen.
Sol. Mr. Steel, Queen Street, Cheapide.
R. Sharpus, Davis Street, Berkeley Square, china and glass
dealer. Sols. Messrs. Mayhew and Co. Chancery Lane.

DIVIDENDS.
Dec.3o. C. Wright. Strand, wine merchant-30. G. Elmer,
Maley, Essex, merchant-30, P. Leigh. Wincham, Cheshire.
. tanner-4U, J. and H. Watson. Friday Street, warehousemen-
-23. A. Gompertz. Great Winchester Street. merchant— ty, G.
Channer.Sutton. Middlesex, merchant—SO, J. Jackson. junior,
Bishoptigate Street Without, surgeon-30. F. Devereux and M.
Lambert, Brabant Court, Philpot Lane, merchants-12, J. Lo-
mas, Fetter Lane. tavern keeper—Jan. 2, J. and J. Wilson,
Shrewsbury, drapers--6, J. H. Payne, Bury Saint Edmunds,
Suffolk, grocer-11, W. Bingley, High Melton. Yorkshire, corn
factor-13, A. Paton, T. Gill, and J. Brown, Old Gravel Lane,
soap manufacturer-2, A. Parkinson, J. Duckett, and S. Alsop,
Manchester, calico printers—b, E. Matthews, Chester, saddler.
CERTIFICATES to be granted Dec. stl.
W. 13eaven. Buckley Mountain, Flint, tiniLer merchant—T.
Gowland. Great Winchester Street, merchant—D. T. Clarke.
Gerrard Street. Soho. lacetnan—J. Fitzgerald. Vine Street,
Lambeth, timber merchant—S. Handley, Hildentone, Stafford,
miller

PRICE
Bank Stork
3 per Cent. Red. 694
3 per Cent. I:nnpols
14 per Cent. 781
4 per Cent. 1614
6 per Cent. Navy
Lung Ana.

THE NATIONAL REGISTER

LOODOIL
MONDAY, DECEMBER 11.

At no time do we remember public meetings so
general as at present—they are usually advertised
'for the double purpose of congratulating the Queen
on her triumph, and petitioning his Majesty to
dismiss his ministers ; the latter event only wants
unanimity to be certain, and we call upon every
class of society, and every place from a city to a
village to join the patriotic voice without delay; it
is the only constitutional method of ridding the
country of the greatest misfortune it can possibly
labour under.

We have received the Paris papers of Tuesday
and Wednesday last. The official part of The
Mani:err contains a royal ordnance for the
more effectual prevention of crimes, the punishment
of malefactors, and the extirpation of bands of as-
sassins and robbers in the island of Corsica. The
punishment of death which had been awarded
against Gravier and Bauton, has been commuted
for imprisonment at the intercession of the Duchess
de Berri. The following sentence is extracted from
her Royal Highness's letter to the King her uncle
—" I should be quite miserable if the blood of
Frenchmen was to be shed on account of me. The
Angel whom I mourn implored, with his last
breath, the pardon of his murderer ; he shall be the
pattern of my life. Allow me, my dear uncle, to
imitate him, and to supplicate your Majesty to in-
terpose your clemency, and spare the lives of these
two unfortunate men."

The Funds underwent a variety of fluctuations
in the course of Saturday, and had fallen a quarter
per cent. at one o'clock. An extensive failure took
place on Saturday in the City, another on Friday, and
three the day before. Thomas Turncr, who, it will
be recollected, abs 4 onded on Saturday fortnight with
property to the amount of 20,0001. belonging to a
banking-office in Lombard-street, has been appre-
hended in Paris; and, what is remarkable, all the
money, which was in the French Funds, has been
recovered. The party is in custody of the French
Police, and will be sent to this 63,1;1try for trial.