The National Register.
London, England, 1822-10-13 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

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J. Johnson, High Strect, Wapping, grocer. Solicitors, 111essr.r.
Smith and Co. Austinfrius.

W. Yates, lili:ckbuiu, Lancashire, dealer. Soh. Messrs.
Clarke and Co. Chancery Lane.
G. Yates. Eccleshill, Laimasiiire, dealer. Eds. Messrs. Clarke
awl Co. Chancery Lane.
T. Burrow, Kendal, Westmoreland, grain and meal merchant.
Sol. Mr. Adams", Verularn Buildings.
J. 11 rzeier, jun. Abingdor, Berks. grocer. Sol. Mr. Nelson,
Essex Street, :strand.
T. Pearson, Walton!, Staffordshire, maltster. Soh. Messrs.
Harvey and Co. Lincoln's fun Fields.
DIVIDENDS.
Oct. 30, J. Dorman, Dover, ironmonger—Nov. 7, A. Seward,
New Sarum, Wilts, clothier-7. G. Young, New Saturn, grocer
—2. J. Bishop, Biouil Street, Bloomsbury, horse dealer-5, H.
Tabruin and .111arrim.Walbmok, wai elioustinen-4,T. Knight.
Chipping Sudbury. Gloucestershire, dealer in wines and spirts-
2. J. Duggan, Limiliouse Hole, Poplar, victualler—Y, 1. St:M.-
1)41111, Austintriars, Illefelallt-2. .1. L. Findley, Minories,
clothes salesman-2, J. C. and A. Miller, Bishogsgate Street,
merchants-4, S. W Rituals, Bristol, apothecary • 2, J. Parkil,
Chapel S.rect, Edgeware Road, cartheawareman —4, B. Knibh,
Bellinghowugh. Liecolnsliite, linen draper-4, T. Harris,
Worcericr. woollen draper-1, J. Gough, Bath, painter—a.
11. %Vitamin. Bolton le Moon, Lancasiiire, drugguit— 3, W.
-Lipson and C. %V ignall, Linrpool, turpentine distiders-20, J.
1'.31:111 and F. Weston, Bristol, nialtsters-11, R. Alawhaial.
junior, Wak.lichl, York. money scrivener.
CER FICATES to be granted Nov. 2.
T. and E. Bentley, Leicester, twice maimikcturers—J. Gam.
son. G.ansborgh, Lincolnshire, hicrca—W. Stevens, Petti;oat
Lune, victualler—lt. Poole, Leeds, grocer—T. W. Cooke, Sugir
Loaf Alley, Bethnal Green, btewct—K. Lcppingwell, Croydon.
linen draper.

Advices from the Cape or Good I-lope to the fiat
of July have been received. The AraliNsa brig had arrived
there with a nutuber of young men on board, who had been
selected and educated fi.r the express purpose of teaching the
English language to the natives of that colony at the public
expense. Tony were to be settled, without loss of time, in the
must convenietit situations fur the object intent:eel. A proclama-
tion had in con-equence been issued by Lthel Charles Sunterser.
announcing the arrival of these teachers, and giving notice that
the English language will he adopted exclusively for othcial and
judicial proceedings, &e. in the following manners--For all
documents prepared and issued from the office of the Chief Se-
cretary, front time Ist of January, 1823; for all official ticts and
documents of the several public aieve of the Government (the
ducunients rnd records of the wants of justice excepted) from ihe
Ist of January, 1823; and that the I..nglish language shall be
exclusively used in all judicial acts and proceedings, both in the
supreme and inferior corrts of the colony, front the Ist day of
January, 1827.
The hells of the Cathedral and other churches in
Durham were rung on Tuesday last, to celebrate the nuptials of
Col. Browne (of Milt?" notoriety), and one of the daughters of
Dr. Gray, who were married atliishopwearmouth that morning.

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