The National Register.
London, England, 1821-10-15 00:00:00

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:MEM BE n returned to serve in this present PARLIAMENT.
Borough of FOrAftesbury.-11. Leycester,jun. Esq. in the room
of the Roo. E. liarbonL now a Parr of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland.

BANKRUPTS. • •
P. Domain, Belmont Place, 'Vauxhall, plasterer. Solicitors,
Messrs. Denton and Co. Gray's Inn Square.
J. Bursey, jun. Goodge Street, Tottenham Court Road, book-
seller. Sol. :Mr. Warrand. Mark Lane.
W. Lound, Toole), Sueet, linen draper. Sol. Mr. Dobson,
Chancery Lane.
DIVIDF.NDS.
Oct. 30, R. Ginning, Braid Street Blinding*. merchant—SO,
.1. Bevans, City Road, timber merchants-10, It. Neville, Col-
chester, linen draper-30. J. Young, Ware, Herta, sack maker
—4, T. D.Laihani and J. Parry, Devonshire Squaw. merchants
—3O, J. M. de Quiros, Size Lane, merchant—us. T. Stammers,
Sudbury, huliitlk, and J. Stammers, Foxearth, Essex, merchants
—3O, K. Taylor, Sandal Magna, Yorkshire, corn dealer-31,
W. R. Mott, Brighton, wine merchant—Nov. 6, T. Emery,
'Worcester, wine merchant-1, B. Turner, West Bromwich,
Stafibrdshire, bayonet maker-6, W. hens, Flecknoc, %Yarwick-
shire, grazier-.6, M. hens, Upper Shuckburgh, Warwickshire.
grazier-6, It. hens, Bydeld. Northamptonshire, tanner-7, .1
Anthony, Cley next the Sea, Norfolk, gr..cer-3, I. and It. Car-
ney, Bast India Chambers, merchants--3, W. Cooper, Fleet
Market, linen draper-3, it. Portlock, Andover, coachinaker-
3. S. Parsons, tjanover Street, Long Acre, coach plater 3. T.
Sampson, Lynn. Norfolk,scoachinaker-3, T. Woodcock, Nor-
wich, coaclunaker-3, W. %Vuodstock, Preston, Lancashire,
timber merchant .3, W. Ow ant, Manchester' cotton nianutae-
turer-5, T. Olivsitt, Manchester, sileeismith-3. J. !Uric:,
Canterbury, linen draper—Dec. 5, it. Bulpin, Bridgewater,
Somerset, draper.
CER'FIFICATES to be granted Oct. 30.
.1. Cieugli, Leadenhall Street, wholesale linen' draper—W.
Wilkinson, Whaley, Lancashire, wine merchant-41. Mohawk,
Upton Tyne, Devonshire, miller—E. Bushell, sen. Bath, cabinet
maker

TIMBER TRADE.
Copy of a Treasury Letter, relating to the im-
portation of wotxl front British American 'colonies :
Treat/try Chambers, Stpl. 15, 11121.
(.ENTLEMI:I4.—ft hiving been represented to the Lords
Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury, that the Officers of
the Customs in the &nisi NorthlAmerican colonies have de-
clined granting certificates, as required by section It and 11 of the
Act of the Ist and 2d Geo. IV., chap. 37, on the ground of
their not having received any inst. uctions on this subject, I have
it in command from their Loniships to desire that the necessary
directions on this subject may be forthwith transnutted to the
stud officers by you; and as it appears that in consequence of the
refusal of the officer) of your department to grant certificates,
beVe. al vessels have lately arrived in this country from the British
North American Colonies without these documents, and that
they have, in conrequeuee thereof', not b....en admitted. to entry,
I have hardier to desire you will direct your officers to dispense
with the production of such certificates, in all cases of vessels
arriving from such colonies previous to the Ist day of December
next. (Signed) • ARBUTHNOT.
To the Commissioners of Customs.
.IVole—The certificate required by the above mentioned act
was, that the wood or timber imporwd was really and &ono Ark
the growth or production of souse (specified) British colony or
plantation in America.

NEW SOUTII WALES.
( Extracts front the Sydney Gazettes to March last.)
We are enabled to elate, with much satin:weans. neat his
F:xcellency the Governor returned ou Monday la-t to Pena
tombs fresee his late tour through the country, Neely di.-
(livered to the west of the Cow•pastures, io good lie..lth and
el • • , after no excursion of shire seeks, dune% which Suit
we arc led to undeistand that his Excellency travelled over
great ranges of fine country, which promise to he an acqui-
sition of treat importance to this colony.
The Honourable the Cu *iisioner of Enquiry, accom-
panied by his Secretary. Thomas Hobbes Scott, Esq. Ye-
turned on Monday last, front his visit to Bathurst and the
surrounding country
On Thum hay lust, the 9th instant, a large party of ladies
and gentlemen were entertained us Pond Piper; his Honour
Erskine, the II the Commis-
sioner of Enquiry, the Honourable the dodges, and many
stranger, ; amongst a hum were Commodore. Billinghausen,
of the Rosanne discovery ships, and as many of the Russian
erlimers us could be smiled from duty.
Although the day proved stormy, with rain, yet the coin-
pany escaped the *rather favourably, by the Prince Regent
schooner assisting in conveying the party dual) Alid up the
harbour t site baud of the 431 h regiment relaying delightfully
from that beautiful residence now called Point Piper, which
iris Eacelleucy the Governor bad been pleased to name it
in the very handsome grain gives, It. tile proprietor.
LIC.CIOIIILM 9U, HOWL—Yesterday afternoon his Exerl-
tha
Governor was pleased to mark out the site of a new t us
ship. The situation fixed on appear• to be happily elk osen,
bring on a gristly a isiog ground, and in every way cosier nit of
to the inhabiluois, and central both to the district its elf toed
to the attjoining districts of Appiu and Lipper and bitter
Nihon).
His excellency also fixed the sites fur a chapel and
school-house, and allowed a suitable portion of gro 1111 l I
for a burial-place. His
excellency
having conipleted
there arrangements for our future conveuieeere and c -
fur t, gave the intended township the nacre of " Campbell
Too ii." His excelleney wits attended 011 I his occasion by
thc. Rev. Air Cai twriglit, the Rev. Mr. Weida'', and the
magistrate, of Liverpool and Airds, and the principal in-
habitants of tine latter district; all of *hunt tel and ex-
pressed great :or isfaction at the prospect of a Wail rising
Newell teiep;, with the comforts and advantages of a
suitable plate ut warship, and of relocation.
It most he ex treinei; !Valli-Pug to the friends of Chris-
tianity to learn, that the s;,!indosoul stout nta new ring)"
(Wesleyan) ads laid on TlinslotitY last, at Parainalta, by
the Rev. Nli. Lawry. It will bt: something larger than
limn the chapel we have in PrillCC•s:reet, Sioluey, which
was built by Mr. James Scott; and is 4:14:"(1,-,1 to be e""s"
pleted in nine tits. The site, chosen for this little
place of 'bonne a oiship, is considered one r. the most
eligible situations in Pdrillatirt, heir,; in Ma c.Tealre-
see-act, and colon:twos to the cloned§ of St. John. I.be
chapel is, Nlaivitie•stro et, Sydney, abide is now drawing
towards its completion, will be opened in May uext, at
furthest.

A cucumber has been raised in the garden of Mr.
Maccalocli, Gurusey, which on Sunday sc'nnight
m‘asured seven feet, and it was supposed would
gioe five inches wore.