The National Register.
London, England, 1820-07-10 00:00:00

THE NEW BANE-NOTE.

A Bill has been introduced into the House of
Commons for the prevention of forging and counter.
feiting Bank-notes. ['he preamble of the Bill
furnishes a general description of the new note
which is about to be issued by the Bank of England.
It recites that—
•• As well for the prevention thereof, as to facilitate the detec-
tion of the same, the Government and Company of the Bank of
England have, atter great consideration, labour, and expense,
formed a neoi plan for printing Bank-notes, in which the ground-
work of each Bank-note will be black or coloured, or black and
coloured line-work, and the words • Bank of England' will be
placed at Me top of each Bank-note,in white letters upon a black,
sable, or dark coloured ground, such ground containing white
lints intersecting each other, and the numerical amount or sum
°fetich Bank-note in the body M the note will be printed in black
and the back of each note will d:giticdy show the whole contents
thereof in a reversed impression."
The exclusive privilege of using this plan of
printing notes is given to the Bank of England, and
the Go...ernor until onipany are further authoriced to
cause the names of the persons intrusted by the
Company to sign Bank-notes on their behalf to be
pressed by machinery upon Bank-notes, instead of
having them subscribed in the hand-writing of such
persons respectively.

ALI PACHA.— By a letter frma Venice, dated
June 18th, and published in the Genoa Gazelle of
the 'LI& it appears that the Paella of Scutari, by the
orders of the Sublime Porte, set off from Scutari on
the 3d of June, with a force of :;0,000 men, of whom
5,000 were cavalry, taking the road to Joannina,
against Ali Paella. In Greece, military operations
against this chieftain have coonnenced by the entry
of the troops of the Grand Seignior into Sahma (the
ancient Amphissa), a town belonging to Ali Paella,
where they istaliiished a numerous garrison, and
hoisted the standard ut Mahomet, but the place was
subsequently retaken Aii Pacha, who :Jut the
garrison and inhabitants to the sword, and aban-
doned the town to the pillage of his soldiers. The
Turks hod captured, near Corfu, a vessel from Leg-
norn, laden with warlike stores for Ali lacha.

It continues to be confidently rumoured. in Ha-
nover that hia '.1.1...jc sty intends to % isit that colutry
about the middle of August, owl to remain there
until the end of September. If this report be correct,
an habitation of such intention will, of cour,;e, be
made 1•,;f re the rising of Parliament, to both Houses,
to obtain their sanction, without which his Majesty
cannot leave the Kingdom.
American Papers to the I lth ult, have been re-
ceived. The Nem York Gazette of the 9th states, that,
" in consequence of intiirmation recently received.
from the African coast, of the immense number of
vessels employed in the slave trait:, the government
was about to despatch some i'ast-sailing vessels of
war to that stutieo, ir,sist :f•e Cyme in lninging
to jtiAice those oflenders the laws, religion,
and butnanity."

Mr. Stirling Leld nu less than seven inquests last
week, on persons who died suddenly, being a ftw
minutes before in good health.

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
This Casette notifies the appointment of the Bey. C. Words.
worth, D.D. to he Miater of Trinity College, in the Unive,sity
of Cambridge, void by the death of Dr. William Lort Mansel,
late Bishop of Bristol.
It also notifies the appointment of S. Smith. of Walsall. time-
ford ; and J. Armstrong. of Newcamle upon Tyne, to be Mastus
Extraordinary in the Court of Chancery.

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
J. Dramall, Saddlewurth, York, worsted spinner, from July
13 to July 25.
J. Holtman, Church Street, Spitilfields, silk manufacturer,
from July 410 July 15.
BANKRUPTS.

W. Spelman, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, grocer. Solicitors,
Mrs rs. Stocker, Daw.on, and Co., New Boswell Court.
J. Boucher, Cheltenham, cabinet maker. Sole. Messrs. Wil-
liams and White, Lincoln's Inn.
J. Arkin. Liverpool, merchant. Sol. Mr. Wheeler, Castle
Street, Holborn.
G. James, Liverpool, merchant. Sol. Mr. Wheeler, Castle
Street, llolborn.
M. Major, Truro, Cornwall, linen draper. Sol. Mr. Makin-
son, Temple.
C. Ellio.t, Clife. near Lewes, Sussex, grocer. Sols. Messrs.
Smith and Gcll, Baainghall Street.
W. S. Betty, Sculcoates, York, apothecary, Sol. Mr. Knowles,
New Inn.
J. It. Pratt and W. R. Ravenscroft, New London Street, corn
factors. Sol. Mr. Singleton, Milman Street. dedlortl Row.
H. Aspinall, Blackburn, Lancashire, brazier. Sol. Mr. Arm•
strong, Staple Inn.
E. Corf, Liverpool, butcher. Sol. Mr. Chester, Staple Inn.
J. G. Bubb, Gmfron. Street East, Fitzroy Square. sculptor.
Sol. Mr. Hackett, St. Swithin's Lar.e.

J. Signal, Knightsbridge, carpenter. Sol. Mr. Wrentmore,
Charles Street, St. James', Square.
R. Tolson, jun. Dalton. York. manufacturer. Sots. Messrs.
Clarke, Richards, and Mcdralf. Chancery Lane.
DIVIDENDS.

July 28, C. J. Gay. Bishop Wearinotith. Durham. coal fitter-
-29, .1. Kirwan, Gower Street. Bedford Square, builder-29, P.
Le Souef, Great Winchester Street, merchant-31, J. Merrett,
Arlingliam. Glocestershire. cattle dealer-31. 'l'. Fish, Bridport,
Dorset, victualler-29, T. IVest, Graceehurch Street, wholesale
perfumer-29, 11. Jackson, Strand, vintner-29, .1. Arkness,
Addle Street. Wood Street, merchant—ls. H. Waddington,
Bridge Street. Illackfriars, merchant-29, T. Greathead and %V.
Oath wake, Well Street, Wellclose Square, grocers-29, J. J.
Aldgate, hatter-29, J. Wolff and J. Dorville, New
Bridge Street, merchants-29, J. Peel, C. Harding, and W.
Willock, F'azelcy, Stafford, manufacturer—Aug. 1, J. Tomlin,
Gray's Inn Lane, bricklayer—l, M. Mullion. Liverpool, ship
chandler-10, G. liornby, Liverpool, brewer—l Byrcltmore,
Caddington, Ilerts, farmer-4. S. Fisher, Wine!womb. Glom-
tershire. mercer-7, J. Hobson. Manchester, brazier—l 2,
David, Threadneedle Street, merchant—19, J. Nailer, Jeliiiies
Square, St. Mary Axe. merchant-8, W. and F. Coles and W.
Williams, Mincing Lane, brokers—l, D. T. Yu• ng and W.
Abbott, Water Lanc. Fleet Stem, carpenters.
CERTIFICATES to be granted July 29.
T. A. Minchin, W. G. Carter, and A. Kelly, Portsmouth,
bankers—J. Tyler, l'etworth, Sussex, spirit merchant—W.
Smith. Newcastle upon 7'3ne, grocer—J. and W. L. Bryan,
Grocer's Hall Court, printers—W. Rabbet!). Bed Lion Square,
potatoe merchant—W. Green, Liverpool, money scrivener—W,
Faßowes, Hatfield. York, tnaltster—J. Gale, Paternoster Bow.
bookseller—G. Geddes, Liverpool, merchant—J. Nlacnair and J.
Atkinson. Conlinll, merchants—J. Harrison, Portsmouth,
Innkeeper.

Vricc of Gulch.
Batik Stock l Omni iiiii pa►.
3 per Cent. Red. 6'l I Imp. 3 per Lent.
3 per Cent. Cut), 694 India Bondi 12$.
31 pet Cent. 774 ludia Stock
4 per Lent. 88i Exchequer Bilk Cs. dit.
5 per Ceut. Navy 102 i Cons. fur Ac. 70*
Long Anti. 18 Lottery Tickets £29 10s.

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

London.
MONDAY, JULY 10.

The Paris Papers of Wednesday reached us last
night. The law of the budget for the present year,
having passed the Chamber of Deputies, was sub-
mitted by the King's command to the Chamber of

Peers, where it was referred to the bureaux. The
law relative to the pay of the Legion of Honour,
was adopted unanimously by the Peers.
The Chamber of Deputies is still occupied in the
debates on the Ways and Means to meet the expen-

ces of the year.
An article from Madrid, of the 23d June, Mates,
that accounts of a very satisfactory nature, respecting
the temper of the South American Colonies, Lad
arrived. The writer affirms, that the Republican
party of Venezuela has sent deputies to the Royalist
Generals, to declare to them, that us soon as the

Constitution of the Cartes shall he s.vorn at Caracas.

they will ibe ready to lay down their arms, and
submit themselves to the constitutional aittlicritics.

These deputies have been sent bi the Congros
sitting at Ant;ostura, and it is asserted that General
Bolivar and his troops arc animated by the istane
spirit of conciliation. Hope.; arc entertained at
Madrid that Buenos Ayres ‘viil iilqr acknowledge
the Constitution, and that the Span nation, as
well in the New us in the Old llcinispf ere, will be
again milted under the sceptre of Ferdioanil
A Franktic Paper states, that all the differences
which subsisted between the Grand Duke of Hesse
Darmstadt and the States General of the Duchy are
accommodated. The Grand Duke opened the 111. A