The National Register.
London, England, 1821-09-24 00:00:00

GIBR.iLTAR.
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GIBKALTAR. Atm. 24:—NoTicz.—Intelligence
of an alarming nature, as to the state of the public
health iu two or three of the principal towns in
Spain, having reached the garrisn, the Lieutenant
Governor has directed the establishment of the cor-
don on the neutral ground, as last year, and persons
are ordered not to attempt to pa..s the same at any
•other point then where the inspectors of Sttanget•s
ace steamed.

The Inspectors of Strangers have until furthest
notice. particular instructions as to the non admit,-
shin of strangers ; in the enfinveinent of which, the
offier commanding the guard at the corion is di-
rected to give them every necessary support. No
resident can absent himself from the garrison longt.r
th n forty-eight hours, without subjecting himself
to the regulations respecting strangers. All per-
sonal baggage will be sent to the Health Depart-
ment, and be subject to the regulations of quaran-
tine. Nu bedding can be admitted on any pretence
whatever.

(Signed) S R. CHAPMAN, Civil Secretary.
Gibraltar, Aug• 24. 1811 (By (unionimd.)

The vaeancks of Police Magistrates which were
occasioned by the death of Mr. Kinnaird, at the
Thames Poliee.uitice, and the resignation of Sir R.
Baker, at B.iw-street office, have been filled up by
do:appointment of Mr. Itillataine and Mr. Half.

tiUItREY AUXILIAHV BGBL.. SOCICI Y.—The An-
nual meeting of dub luauutluoa wa, held in the ses-
sions-house, at Guildford, on 1 uesilay last. Tike
Chair was filled by Joho Thornton, E q. and the
meeting teas .s numerously and respectabiy at tetisle4: , '
as uny former anniversary. _
IL IS a curious circumstance that King •
slept st the Priory in Ikccknook, on his way .to ,
North Wales from the Duke of Beautort's, Ate.:
1642, and that his pr,:sciit Majesty :Jmbi
there also on his road to the same nohleman's,last
week.

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FROM TUESD.IY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

At the Court et Carbon lit ,',,the 17th of September, 1821 ;
ptc,ent. the King's hat Mnjctty in Council.
Hia Maj:..aty in Council dna tiny ticc!ating his intention of
going out of the kingdom for a short time, was pleased to nomi-
nate the following persona to be Lords Justice.: for the admi-
nistration of die Government doting his Majesty's abscnce:—.
Ilis !loyal Highness Fre-den:l Duke of York;
Chatles I.oril Bishop of Canterbury;
Join Earl of Eldon. Loral Chancellor!

Dudley Earl of llarrowhy, I.onl President;
John Earl of Wystitan laud, Lord Privy sea!;
James Duke of Montrose, Itlatucr of the Horse:
Arthur Duke of Welliegton. Alaster General of the Ordnance;
Chants Ingoldsby Mmaptis of Winchester, Groom of the
Stole;
George James Marquis Chohnondeley, Lord Steward of his
Majesty's llousettold ;
Robert Marquis of Londonderry, one of his Majesty's princi-
pal Secretaries of State ;
Henry Esti Bathurst, another of his Majesty's principal
Sectetaries of State;
Charles Clietwynd Talbot Earl Talbot. L'eutenant General
and Goventor of that part of the united kingdom called
1 reh.nd ;
Robert Bank Earl of Liverpool, First Commissioner of the
Treasury;
Robert Viscount Melville, First Commissioner of the Admi-
ralrt•;
Henry Viscount Sidmouth, another of his Majesty's principal
Secretto ics of State;
William I ,orti Marybuiough, Master of the Mint;
The tlirlit I lanottrable Nicholas Vansittart, Chancellor of the
Eye/legit y;
The It iglit I lon. Chules 13atliurst. Chancel:or of the Duchy of
I.ancistcr; and
The Hight Hon. Frederick John Robinson, Treasurer of the
Navy.
At the Court at Carlton !louse, the 17th of September, 1821;
present, the King's Most Excellent Maje •tt' in Council.
It is this day ordered by his Majesty to Council, that the
Parliament be prompted from Thursday the 411th day of this
instant September to Thursday the 29th day of November next.

At the Court at Carlton llonse, the 17th of September, 1821;
present, the King's Most Excellent Majiaity in Council.
A new Great Seal for the united kingdom of Great Illitain and
Ireland having been prepared by his Majesty's chief engraver of
seal., in pursuance of a warrant to him for that porpo-R, under
his Majesty's royal sign:gore; and the sante having been this
day presented to his Maje.ty, and the old Great Seal being deli-
vered up to his Majesty by the llt. lion..lrhn Earl of Eldon,
Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain, the sante was defaced in
his Majesty's presence; and his Majesty was thereupon pleased
to deliver to his Lordship the said new Seal, and to direct that
the same shall be made use of for sealing all thitigs whatever
which pass the Great Seal. C. C. GREVILI.E.

WAR-OFFICE, SEPT. 17.
MEMOHANDUM.—The King has been pleased to remove
Alajor General Sir Robert Thomas Wilson from his Majesiy's
service.

BANK rupTcws ENLARGED.
J. CraellE n, Enfield Wash, Middlesex, farmer, from
Sept. Y 2 to Oct. 5.
C. F. Conner, Peckham, snaninaker,from Sept. 22 to Nov. 10.

BAN Kit LT PT&

C. Bailey. A' infrdon, linen raper.
Solicitor,
Mr. Nelson,
Earl Street, Strand.
I. Wardle. Nottingham, lace manufacturer. Sols. Messrs.
Hurd and Co. Temple.
A. Held, Pimlico. carpenter. Sol. Mr. Topping, Greville
Street. Hatton Carden.

.1. Maley, (;tent Yarmouth, grocer. Sofia Messrs. Swaine and
Co. Old Jewry.
W. Knife, Tcignmouth, builder. Sol. Mr. Barloot, Inner
Temple.
J. Burrows, Glocester, mercer. Sol. Mr. King, Sergeant's
Inn, Fieet Street.