The National Register.
London, England, 1821-02-05 00:00:00

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1:0,11 SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZRT7 R.
MINI••••

This Gazette notifies. that the King has been pleased to confer
the honour of Knighthood on Andrew Halliday. NI.1). Knight
of tie 'loyal Orde...it Guelph. Aube Councillor of Saxe Cohourg
!,.le.nidtgen, Licenti.ue of the 'loyal College of Physicians. and
Dusueaue Physietai, ti l.ia 'loyal the Duke of Clarence.
it:. itUPTCI' SUPElitiEl/EIJ.
J. Whams., ~iveri.oul, cattle tit:elec.
BA NKIWY fS. _ .

W. IBlrLam, °mead, Norfolk, paper neaker. Solicitors,
Sievers. Foster and Otabank, Norwich.
C. Dinkier, K iendal„ Wesunoreland. butcher. Sol. Mr.
Careenter, Fuinival's ton.
J. T.mit...l and J. (ii,:dene, Norwich, bombazine manufactu-
rers. Sols. .Slessn, Poole and Greenfield, Gray's Inn Srieure.
T. Wotton. Bristol, leather factor. at I. Mr. W right. Temple.
.1. C.olitb. simemaker. Sol. Mr. Ilakitisor,, Temple.
J. M. Gill, l'iymuuth, linen draper. Sol. Air. Makinson,
Teo tp •c.
It. Shipd m. I lythc, Kent, grocer. Sols. Nfessrs. Long and
Austen, Gray's kn.
R. A. ‘.4/,104, swindor,, Wilts, plumber. Sole. Mesas. Meg•
git4.n aun I.ole, (ituy% Inn.
S. L.vr, It..sve.ary Lane, slopseller. SoL Mr. Eyler, Worship
Stree, Bead
J. lanob. Sewilecton Causeway, Surrey, glazier. Sol. Mr.
Carpenter, Ott .lewry.
I'. Botcher. ll,aintree Heath, knot, horse dealer. Sol. Mr.
Gray, Kingslabt,
J. Alillerarn, West Smithfield, bookseller. SoL Mr. Arnett,
King's Arms Yard. Coleman Street.
J. Wildman. Wllitswlutpel Hood, plumber. Sol. Mr. Itussam,
Alderagate Street,
• It. Knights, Gray's Inn Lane. livery stable keeper. Sols.
Messrs. rodeo end Son, Fore Street.
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A. ...rawer.lk Street, Marylebone, uphol.terer. Sule.
Messrs. n+urudereand Cu. Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square.
C. Lozkev„ Ivy Lane, corn chandler. Sect. .Nlewir.. Drew
sad Son., liantundisey Street.
I/I V ID F.N DS.
Feb. 27, J. Sum ter, City Chambers, Bishopsgate Street,
merchant-24. T. Nevitrip, Cateaton Street, warehomienutn—
ll'. A. F. Kemp, Austinfriars, merchant-26. W. Hale, Milton,
raipenter-27, J. Carlile, T. palling, aid C. Fell,
Bolton le Motor-, Lancashire, cotton spinners 27. J. Young.
Biandtiml, b.oett, dealer-24, J. P. Harvey, Ipswich, linen
oraper-24, J. Freeman and T. Grace, I)s:eon...ire `genre.
lii.liop.gaie Street, warehousemen—rip, J. Clough. Leeds, cloth
inanotitaiirer-91i S. Dodd, Newcastle upon 'Fyne. merchant-
2G, W. Batt, %Vejnicre, Somerset, horse dealer-21r. It. Oswald.
Beetles, Suffolk, tanner-2b, H. Chapman, Btcde., i ttttttt ronger
—l5. G. Gardiner, St—lohn Street, ironmonger-24. A. Geffen.
Kingston upon Thames, Surrey, ironmotiAer-10. 11. MOW.,
Chamhiq Street, Goodman'. Fields, watchmaker-24. W.Clunie,
St. Nlartir.'s l.ane, baker--26, T. 'teed and J.
Newca.tie upon Tyne, merchants-24, V. C. Lilley, Cup.iill
Coleman Street, tailor-24, It. Pltilli w, Astiburnhani,
Susses, Surma r-16. J. Riley, IA/Illi4ef. MCl'Ol4lll.

CHIC' IFICATgi to be granted Feb. M.
Il• W. I.eals, Wilderness Row. Goswell Street. jeweller—M.
Mitcham, Surrey. biewer—T. Wooleten, Andover. linen
draper—A. Rua and .1. Alurray, I,eatlenliall Buildings, 'colic'
tiwuns--11. italpli, Ipswich, maluacr-4. Deems. City Road.
timber ineichant.-11. and T. hulmer, South SimiMs, rope
makets—.l. 14dirrd.Cl ridc.lin,n draper—M. J. Gowland,
Whitby, York, porter merchant—lt. Strung. Exeter, clothier

PRICE OF STOCKS.
Rink Stork I) au 41V.
3 pri 0.10. Red. /Si I Imp. :1 prr Cent. 7
3 per Cent. Cnor.ola 72i India Bonds II
34. prr Cent. 8 bible blu.l. 2214
4 per tesil. 1014 Extoryner tito- 6.. dia.
3 pe. Crul. New. 1061 Gnu. for Ac. 7.1
L..% At.... IN/ Lows Ttrkru. £23 I's.

TliE NATIONAL REGISTER.

1-01113011.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY S.
IN our Parliamentary Rep rt of to-day is given
the Message of her Majesty, in which she distinctly
and very properly says, that she will accept of no
allowance from the House of Commons till justice
shall be done to her name by its restitution tb that
place in the Lituri,7, from which neither law,
honesty, nor propriety, can be urged in defence of its
omission. We really do not see how her Majesty
could have ueted otherwise—she might as well have
accepied quictly,the inf Arts which was made
her by the agent of his itthnuous principals at St.
Otner's—she might us well have taken the 50,0001.
per annum which were oftbred to her by Lord Hut-
chinson, to tacitly contbss herself guilty of crimes
of which she knew her innocence, and which inno-
cence bas since been made decidedly manifest to
every unbiased and honest mind, as to now submit
to the disgrace of accepting from the present 1-louse
of Commtnis (whose recent. vote on Lord Archibald
Hamilton's motion proves that it is less than any-
thing the organ of the voice of the people of F,tig-
land) allowance of pecuniary means, while the
same [louse proves itseltsby the vote alluded to, to
be ready to brand the persecuted wife of their Mo-
narch with u budge of disgrace which she does not
merit. We ~ejniced at the first chew of magnanimity
which prompted her appearance instanter in England
—we iot%e applauded her subsequent actions, and
none of them ,nerits our applause inoreih.di the last
—she may, and no doubt des, rely upon the Eng-
lish spirit, which has, des, and will support the
oppressed against the oppressor—there is a way yet
to obtain the it lour, and though Ministers may
resist it, after they know such a way still remains,
they would out only slew their prudence, but
might preserve the little of character that is left to
them, by contin,.; forward and declaring, that they
had advise(' the restitution of the Queen's name to
the tir.:y4..rs u. ties.
eatinta quit this subject without record-
-1:14; uur ZibillarellCkt Or the base, eon ardly, WI-
-11,41t1Y Which van prompt uacu iu alci,.aw to
stigmatise :.s guilty, a temale of distinguished fa-