The National Register.
London, England, 1819-03-15 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

E. White. Tumham Green, Nilsldlesex, victualler.
T. Guy. Liverpool. grocer.
T Lewes. Amesbury. Wiltshire, corn dealer.
G. Cottant, Manchester. plerterer.
J. M.uters, Dartfrinl, Kent. gnaw.
W. Burton, Cornltill. auctioneer.
W. S. Evans, Chapel itreet.l.anth% Conduit Srreet,bricklayer.
T. Tnihair, Newlyn West. Cornwall. baker.
.1. B. Lamb, Cnsworth Lodge, Pilkington, Lancashire, calico
printer.
J. Grime, Bolton. Lancashire. upholsterer.
J. Howe, Finsbury Place, livery stable keeper.
T. Price, Asless Mills, near Wrotlitun. Denbighiliire miller.
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T. Nelson and E. Smith, Bolton, anciuthirc, bed quilt
manfacturers.
J. 'Morton. Ainsworth, Lancashire, cotton manufacturer.
J. Booth, Gioticester, china and earthenware man.
11. Myi-ock, Nlancliester, provision dealer.
.1. Cameron, Nlanclorter, merchant.
W. Hayhurst, ltiminimpon. York. cotton manufacturer.

April 6, W. Nfathieson and G. R. I.apraik, Bi-hopsgate Street
Without. tailora—J Hantson, Manchester, cotton simmers-3,
I'. and B. Cridland, Leicester, merchants-7, %V. Pierce, Ilay-
hrooke Pottery, Salop. potter—V2, J. ('lenient. Plymouth Dock,
vintner-8, W. Doubleday, Nottingham, lace manufacturer-
-1;, T. Lancaster, Cateaton Street, merchant—to, T. Stevenson,
Snow's Fields, Iktniondscy, woolstaplcr-6. 11. Brown. Charles
Street, Westminster. builder-6, 'l'. I). tlnl.e and 'l' 3leriton,
Maiden Lane, Cheapsitle, button manufacturers-44 .1. Stubbs,
Long Acre, coach plater-3. I. %Villev,•Willougliby IVatcrle,s.
Leicester, tanuer-3, J. Walker, Alftick, W'orecster, timber
merchant-11, J. Gill, Nlill I'leasard, Uevon, ropeaumaker-5,
H. Wright, Brunswick Square, merchaat
('EIt'IIFICATES to he granted April 5.
E. Fry, Houndsditch, upholsterer—W. Crowther, Banner
Street, St. Luke, watch manufacturer—ll. Dennett, WiLsur.
Street, Gray's Inn Lane, cow keeper—G. and G. Evans, ili:411
Street. Southwark, hop merchants—W. Taylor, Liverpool,
merchant—lt. Cassels, St. Swithin's Lane, theichant—W. and E.
Moore, Itipon, Yotk, flax dressers.

Write of ttocka.
(lumina) 0.
Imp. per Cent.
lullut 13.•1111; 633
Lt ii t Stunk
Exchequer 11111: 18.
Cl/11f. for Ac. 714
Linen' litkrt,. :9/. IR:.

Batik Stock 2U
S per Cent.
3 per Cvnt Cons. 741
31 per Cent.ittii
4 per Cent.
5 per Cent. Navy 1031
Long Al.e YOf

THE N A'I'IO NAL REGISTER.

LONDON:
MONDAY, NI.IIICII 15, 1419.

The Paris Papers of Saturday arrived yesterday.
Their contents are ;Important. They pi epare us
for singular and extraordinary events. The MO/li-
tear contains at lust the Royal Ordinance, adding
59 new Members to the Chamber of Peers. The
list of these personages is certainly a great political
curiosity. It will excite astonishment, not only in
France, but throughout Europe, which will still
be increased when the catalogue of Exiles is pub.
lished, who arc to ba recalled. It is strange to
perceive the persons whom it has been found he-
cessary to select, to rally round the throne of the
Bourbons. The Ultra-Royalists, by their oppo,i.
tion to the measures of Ministers, have induced
the latter to strengthen themselves by the access.
sion of Bonapartists, and others, who were known
to have been the King's friends. The experiment
is hazardous— it must, in our opinion, be destree.
five to the projects of the Ultra-Royalists, whose
party is considerable in France, and we shall nut
Ise surprised if a Revulution ultimately ensues, but
without any effusion of bloo4l.—The peace of Eu-
rope at this moment is likely to be disturbed, it'
the Powers of En rope should Live the fully again
to interfere in time interior arrangements of Frauce.
the 3 per cents on Friday were 631. tQ c.—Bank
Stuck 1490 f.

TliE French papers of Tuesday have arrived, but
their contents arc uninteresting. The Chamber of
Peers did not meet on Monday, and the sitting of
the Deputies does not furnish a single topic for ob-
servation. T!►c King held a Court for ladies as well
as gentlemen on Monday, and the attendance was
very numerous. A great number of Peers were
present, among whom were Count Daru, Count
I)ejean, Count Greffulhe, and Count de Sassy, part
of the last list of promotions. The Duke and
Duchess of Angouleme were at the ladies' party in
the evening. The Duke of Richelieu arrived at
Montpellier on the 27th. The Persian Ambassador,
out Lis way to London, reached Paris on Monday.