The National Register.
London, England, 1818-06-01 00:00:00

DIVI DENDS.

J. Balfour, Buinghall-seret. Blackwell-hall factor, June 16.
W. Klgar, Maidstone, grocer, June 2.
T. Moss, Blandford-strcet, luiendraper, June 16.
S. P. Seeger, Maidstone, dealer, June 2.
R. Wardle. King's-road, Chelsea, builder. June 16.
J. and J. Norbitt. and IL Stewart, Aldermanbury, merchants,
May 30.
G. and S. Robinson, Paternoster-row. booksellers. June 20.
W. and J. Smidt,Etapleford, umber-merchants, June 23.
W. Barber. St. John-street, grocer, June 2%
R. Barnett, Poplar, barge-builder. June 23.
T. J. Golding. and R. F. King. Great St. Helen's, merchs.-...5,
June 20.
J. Stevens. Abchurch lane, merchant, June 20.
C. R. Anderson, Austin friars, merchant. June 20.
W. Tucker. J. Penton, and G. Machon.Ere/Beld, ailver-platers.
H. Drury, Banbury. scrivener, June 27.
R. Ellwood and W. Wilson. jun. Banbury, wine-merchants,
June 20.
R. Dannah, Windley. cheese-factor, June 20.
J. Sill and W. Watson, Liverpool, merchants. June 16.
W. Wallace. Workuigtoo, ship-carpenter. June 23.
W. Heafrey. Loughborough. innkeeper, June 23.
R. Hall, J. Clay, and F. Atkinson, Sutton in Ash.aeld, tallow-chand-
lers, AMC 17.

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CERTIFICATES.--JVIIE 16.
J. Henderson, late of Quebec, merchant—E. RateUT, Cambridge.
shopkeepos,—P. D. and W. Tuckett, Bristol, grocers--G. Council.
Aston. Birmingham. wire.qorker-3. Stunney. jun. Weymouth,
uphonterer—W. and P. Irving. Liverpool. merchats—lLDrawben.
Doncaster. grocer-J. S. Boswell, Liverpool, porta-dealer—J. Jen-
kins. Dudley, maces.

TfiE EFFECT OF SAVING BANKS

AND BENEFIT CLUBS.

There is at present a conspicuous instance of reformation
of manners, among the labonring classes of men and industri-
ous mechanics ; for we are enabled' !o trace it in the increase
of Saving Banks, gist recommended by Dr. Jos. Adams, and
afterwards adopted by the late air. Hose., It is very rarely
that any applicatien was made by those who belonged to
Benefit Clubs for parochial relief, and still more rarely by
those who have acquired the habit of saving their weew,y
earnings, so as to spare some small part of it fur the future
benefit of themselves and children. It is a well founded oh.r
nervation, that parochial aiplications are commonly made
by those who have never exeicised themselves in the habit of
saying their money, or looking forward to the probability of
A cloudy day; those who seek only fur present enjoy meat with
seldom be found thoughtful of any provision fur reverse of
fortuue, ,each more in that to which we allude,

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Many of the lower description of the people are now mak-
ing great savings' and some ut them who began when eithrr
Benefit Clubs or Saving Banks were first institiate4, are now
feeling the satisfaction of their little fund ; nuny a sixpence
which used to be idly spent, is now retained fur this purpose,
and this their moral life beeumer less disputablef and their
behaviour is in general better, because they eel the benefit
of having a stake in society which tl.ey never before con-
sidei eif ; and they experience the satisfaction nowothich they
seldom enjoyed before, of a more generous notice and ci
consagement front their superiors. Those tom earn free..
30 to 40s. a week, find, themselves possessed of a fuud worth
depending upon and preserving, and ore sell excited to an
addi!iouai exertion of itgitushy and care, M peeberve and
increase it. As soon as there Banks income general through
tlyt country, recompviert by Christian education fur the
childi en, there call be little doubt of a change in this fart of
Oar national r..:4l.icier.

TAR Po stiosTtot4.--Sir Al..m. Crichton, Physician to the En.
perm of it‘..szta, hu made some experiment on the 'anent of hal, -g.
tar :a the case of puliaohary consumrion , the favourable result of
these experiments lois been pub:Whoa in Ldinbireb. Si:eh as wish
:o make trial of this remedy ashould obs• the the te,lfiwieg prmau-
, tions :—To u.ie the tar employed in the cordage of ship, ; with each,
pound or niutelikin of tat cat half an mime of du. :alt of tartar.
rvile must be ta'ron that toe tar be not boiled in a cradted vessel. lIIK
that it be only eva!enate, not buret. Arm adopting these preow.
twos, the pattem tuay en hale the vapour for several hour, every day.
At first it frequently oeCS.;iOI Ito hcal-ash.
On Wednesday tv.hing, its a poor men, of the netre of Rowley,
was passing by ai gentletban',, vat at Oldfoni, a child which he had
in ht arms bavitt 10 cry for tome flowers, which it sew over the
rat ti .II W0iI•
'l:be poor mail. to stratifystratifysec.'hilt'. hid it down on
the g: Fund, and chewer! 04 the gate, and in order to support himself
laid hold of a largc ~vne ball trluch ornowieuted the
tote poor
one of
the pillars, when unfoitanately the halt ave.way, anti toe poor nits
fell on -:ii
back, cad thc stone, whic.i weighed b'uween 4 and MO
Weight. fell 011 hun, and crushod :um to death The c iild, which
sat oil the ground cio.se by, had a vets natrow escape of its life.
Ost Thur....lay wick two young two wore drowned at Govan. They
were on board &boat belongmi to Greet:lo4 at the tune. mod at!o„c.
Elio wets
eachother, model the influence of dtrios, when th.„v trip
over ip

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Iron the AUNDON G:IZEPT A"; Stebtrity, May 30.

—BANKRUPTCY POPERBTMED.
CALLIKORE J. 13nnlay, Stiffstrilikire Pintor.ri, :oat waxer.
'BANKRUPTS.
Girl 2 3. Wid. iminearrer, sinlJler. June IS, I. July 11, at
liitcliester. Att. Mr. Windt!. .lohn.st. -cliont•row.
F. uINIWAY .1. 1;1:1:11. York, groccr. .V. 13. Yr.., 27, JO:, 11, at
afaiifs %. Mts. Wi,erswortli Co'. Gr..y's
CABBY VV. Liras; groere. Jane it, 1:, July it, at Leeds.
Attz. Ijonlxrts and ‘'.o. Gray's Inn.
It r.rlEs 11. Rippoloie.i, Vult, gro.-sr. J zne Yii, in, Jill/ 11, at
York. Atti. Caidato and co. Gray's
Pot:Lit-J. Gray's towline. plumber, June t. 13, Ju'y 11, at
Gulia:4ll. A. Mr. Itluckfriirs.
GnEEN htt of Libtll,ool.jf/irear, June i, July 1, tl,atLiverpool.
Atts. Itla.A.:urk and Co. Temple.
Rl.si:Erl S. Tate Greeic-qrnet. Suho, tog merchant. .Tune C. 16,
July 11..:t Guildhall. Aux. Robins awl Cu. Serjeant's Inn.
BrilN tit. J. ancli.T. Chureh.sirtiet. Wentwniter, army agents.
. 13, J.uy It, at GuiklhaL. Att. Mr. Mar.:wig, Clement's
;

W. I ligh Holborn. tcriver. June 6,9, July 11, at Guild.
-rel. Att. Mr. Taylor, Gt.:4'Blon.
i:rl G. R. 1:.•e of Warwick-court, Holborn, Envier. June 6,13.
July 11. at Goireiholl. Att. Mr. Hunt. Betifuni Row.
Divii)ENDs.
Cr,isby.wprare. itisnepgate-street, merchant, June 20.
: . M. Flea, Birry•erit.rt, St. diary Axv. merchant, June :3.
It ettoit. Coven: ry-strcet. tlayrna:ket, satirllcr, June rgi.
hoc of I,layirs Caftre.litmse, insorance broker, Jtute 20.
A. Kelly, Woreettcr, jewt live, June 3.
T. Jenkins, .I,ldd-street. Bruni wick-wrists. mariner, July 11.
Hud,un and M. Har„;reaves, Liverpool, timber mexchanU,
June SM.
R. Sutton. I hunptonwiek. linendraper. June £7.
J. Naylor. B.:rotary, York. :inen minufaemo7r, July 1.
S. Grierson, MIA:At-J.. York, linendraper, July I.
ar.ti it. Wii!iamstm, Li :rri.nol, merchant., June!..
L Fran, Macelesfield, -Chester; J. and M. Ashton, Liverpool,
tihrha-mtrehants, Jane 42.
F. Noish, Twerton, Somerset. clothier, Jur.e23.
W.B. Jackson, late of Exeter, elothit-r, July Yl.
J. Cartissoz, Spital.squar:, merchant, June 23.
B. Joappli, Little Nei-street, pewterer, July VI.
F. Coaster, Newrnarker, druggist, July In.
IL Brown, anti J. Coombs, Windsor. bankers, June 23.
W• Simi:otos, Meech ttr,linendraper, June 24.
S. lib:assn. Poplar, pair.ter, July
CERTIFICATES, Juter.".o.
J. Butler, Preston. Lancaster. nurretyman—C. Oslxenne, P Miter-
Pratt. mcrehant—F. Hayes, Waver:rec. Lon-aster, innkeeper—B.
Crimple,. Smith's Penis, Saint John Ftreet. dealer—J. Freddy. Taun •
stirs, Sonicrsct. baker—J. Joseph, Raliffl:.highway. slopseller—
IL Hilly. St..leines'..-tzert umbrella manulacturer--H. J. V.
Long and F. B. Feltc% Great Tower-street, wine runclianta--John
• Mill.Plzw.ant, Devon rope makeN.-T. Hawks, Bath, horse
des* -T. Clarke and C. Gray, Keswick, Curoberland, n.srserfint a.
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'THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

LONDON:

MONDAY, JUNE 1, vim

It is now perfectly understood, that Tuesday the 30th
of June is the day fixed for the dissolution of Parlia-
ment. Numbers of the Members have already quitted
town to look after their canvas for the approaching
Elections.

We are happy to announce that intelligence has been
received of a favoueable nature from Bombay, consmu-
r:eating the conclusion of a Treaty with Holkar, and
the successful prosecution of the operations against the
Pintlarries.

We received the Paris Papers of Tuesday. The only
article of any interest which they supply is dated Ma-
drid, the 7th inst. It states with some confidence the
general opinion held in that capital, that the diploma-
tic discussions between Spain and the United States will
not be 'productive of •any serious consequences, and no-
tioes the possibility of the termination of all existing
differences by the voluntary cession of the Floridan to
the American. Government for a pecuniary indemnity.
A •negociation is said to have been actually opened for
the adjustment of the objects.

Sor.r Ger:nan Journals, but not of a very recent
date, arrived on Fri:lay. It is stated, but on an pre.
cise authority, that the negcciations opened at Frank-
fort for the exchanges of territory on the Rhine having
failed, the proposed arrangement: in Germany will be
finally decided by the meeting of the Allied Sovereigns
which: is to be held at the close of this summer. Pri-
vate accounts add, that many stipulations entered into
at Paris in 115 and 18:6, by the Ministers of the
great Powers, will then be male public, and carried
into cfket. Amcng them are noticed several claims to
indemnities, which are supposed to take their date from
them periods.

B!1 to afford relief to the bortaf.de holders of
ricgotiuble socuiitios, without notice that they were
inven ti,r a usurious conslderation, enacts, " That no
Lill of rXi hange er prvtuistiory note, that shall be drawn

or rn;,,le, thoagh it may have been given for a
oi.uriotis consi(ler,trxti, or upon a usurious cowl-Act, be
void in the hails ormi in.10..,ce tint vAluable considera-
tion, unless t.ttc;t in.orsee hat], at the time of diNrount-
ing or paying such consideration for the same, notice
dm such bill of exchange or promissory. note had been
originally given to aux... Leas c.cnaieeratiou, or .apon a
nsui.ous oor.trazt.''