The National Register.
London, England, 1820-03-12 00:00:00

FROM LAST NIGHT'S G.IZETTE.

LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MARL It 10.
OR tit; its tit the Court's change of mourning. on Sunday the
I 91i1 i t.tant. for our late moat gracious Sovereign King George
ill: Third, of blessed memory, viz.
The ladies to wear black si.k, fringed or plain linen, white
gloves, black And aline shoes, tans and tippets, white necklaces
and car-rings.
Undress—White or grey lu trings, tabbies or daniasks.
The gen lemen to wear black, full trimmed, fringed or plain
linen, black sitords and buckles.
Undress—Grey frocks.
The Court to change the mourning further on Sunday the 9th
of April next, viz.
The ladies to wear black silk or velvet, coloured ribbons, fans
and tippets.
The gentlemen to continue in black, full trimmed, and to
wear coloured swords and buckles.
And on Sunday the 30th of koll next. the Court to go out of
mourning.

This Gazette contains Addresses of Condolence to hits Mairdy
on the death of his late Nlinesty and Ins Ito) al Highness the
Duke of Kent. from Chichester, the Burgh oft ullen, Viesbytery
of St. Antlrew`,,,,therdeen, University and King's College of
Abenlecn, Burgh of Ayr, Greenock. and County of liddlesex.

WHITEIIALL, JAW. et.
His Majesty has been pleased to give and grant 'into Josei.h
Coz Bompass. of Suipleton, in the county of Gloucester, u Metii-
ber of ttte Royal Colirje of Suigrons in London_ 1.1. tort) licence
and authority that he may howelintli as,uuw, and uae the sur-
name of Cox instead of that of Rompuss.

% 111 EHAt.i. MAK., II 10.
The Lord Chancellor Ilia appointed Thomas (;ilchrb•t, jnn. of
BcrwiLk upon Tar,cd, ti,nt. to be a Mazter Extratochn.ry in
the Court ut Cilai.Ct Iy.

This Gazette notifies, that on unit after the 12th inst. tans
ttty) all tenets addreb 4.-a to and franked by l'evrs of Parli.nuhol.
oral the letters addressed to and franked by Nlenabers
returned to ..etve in the new Parliament, will pass free of tlty
rues of post. t, undo: do: usual tcgulations.

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
T. Lawton and S. Roe, Ashton under Lyne, Lancashire
machine makers. from March 2S to April 15.
J. Winterbottom, Manchester, druggist, from March 28 to
April 10.
R. Blease, Altrincham, Cheshire, flour dealer, from March 21
ro April 15.
BANFZRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
T. T. Smith, Rana:don Crays, Essex. butcher.
E. It. Woods, Kelvedon, Essex, shopkeeper.
BAN K RU PTS.
W. P. Hatch, Shipdhant. Norfolk, tanner. Solicitor, Mr.
Abbott, Rolls Buildings. Chancery Lane.
.1. Kelly, Collonade, Pall Mall, jeweller. Sol. Mr. Warraud,
Mark Lane.
M.. 1 . tiny. Cannon Street Road, wine merchant. Sol. Mr.
i veash. Toketil muse Yard.
W. Martin, Ormond Street, Queen Square. livery stable
keeper. Sol. Mr. Vincent, Bedford Street, Bedford Square.
J. Hopkins, Liverpool, merchant. Sols. Messrs. Blaekstock
and Bunce, Temple.
G. Wilber, Eltham, Kent, carpenter. Sol. Mr. Pearson,
'Temple.
G. Wilkins. Bradford, Wilts, victualler. Soli. Messrs. Ad.
limion and Gregory, Bedford Row.
.1. Dickenson, Lower Edmonton, cattle dealer. Sol. Mr. Gray,
Kingsland Road.
.1. AL Langley. Newcastle Street, Strand, apothecary. Sol.
r. hunt, Surrey Street. Strand.
11. Hay. Kensington. boarding house keeper. Sol. Mr.
Phillips, King Street, Covent Garden.
F. C. !alley, r'upthall Buildings, Coleman Street, tailor. Sols.
Messrs. Knight and Freeman. Hasingliall Street.
R. Down, Bridgwater, iron founder. Sols. Messrs. Alexander
and Holme, New Inn.
T. R. Doggett. Ilweastle, Cornwall, draper. Sols. Messrs.
Drake, Church, and Drake, Red Lion Squar,...
J. Rogerson, Hornshaw, Lancashire, auctioneer. Sols. Messrs.
Clarke, Richards. and Medcalf, Chancery Lane.

DIVIDENDS.
April B,4lllV.Blackburn and I'. C. S. Rosseati, City Road. corn
dealers—l, G. Lairp;, Connmercial S.ole Room, >tinting Line.
merchant—a. in, W. IVliitehouse, and .1. Gallon, Liverpool.
11, B. and .1. Gray. R. Wilson, and .1. Richardson. Liverpool.
me:chunts—ti. T. Herbert, Chequer Yard. Dowgate Hill, cotton
mar:haat-8. J. King, Neath„ Glamorgan, ironmonger—
la. W. Dickie, Little St. Thomas Apost.e. merchani—n. G.
Elmer. Mistley. merchant—a, T. N White Hart Yard,
3liddlesex, vietualler—l, J. Budgen, Dartford. paper maker—
G. J. Atherton, Liverpool. hosier-4. J. Barley, Exeter, car-
penter—July IS, J. West and T. J. Culliford, Great Win-
chester street, insurance brokers.

C KIITIFIrAT Es to he granted April I.
R. Cumforth, Liverpool, merchant —J.M•Lean, lamb Street.
Spitalfields, potatoe merchant—T. Collins, Dory Lane. grocer
Worrell. Liverpool. merchant—C. Wallis, Cheltenham,
boilder—.T. 11. Smith, Rotherhithe, cork manufacturer—M.
Ashbome, Derby. multster C. Eardley, Stockport,
cotton spinner—l. Barlow. :Manchester, innkeeper.

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31 Pei Cent. 77) India Sun I.
4 per lent. Exchequer Hill: 3s. dia.
5 per Cent. Navy 104 k Cues. for Ac. rsj
Lang Ann. Lot Ticket- I:A 2e.

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

Limon.
SUNDAY', MARCH 12.

AVe have received the Paris Journals of Tuesday
last, and Brussels papers of the 9th instant, The
former arc totally destitute of intelligence; we
learn from the latter, that the hostility against the
liberty of the press, the liberty of speech, and even
the liberty of opinion, is carried on vigorously by
the Government of the \e►herlands against all
those who are considered as offending. The seven
Lawyers who signed an opinion in favour of Mr.
Von Strntten, who has published a work on the
Present State of the Netherlands, have been con.
tined to their houses, and are still under the surrei.-
lance of the Police. Another Lawyer, the Editor
of a Paper, was arrested when coming out of the
Court of Louvain ; and many others have been
taken into custody. These proceedings have excited
great curiosity and discontent in the public mind.
The murder of the Duke of Berry is represented in
a Erankfbrt article as having produced a very bad
►fleet on the Public Funds in Germany, especially
at Vienna. The Congress there, it is said, is likely
to sit till May ; and proceeds very slowly in its
labours.

Toe Election, and nothing but the Election,
now fhrnis the subject of conversation every when..
—'The popular candidates in the City of lanichm
are at present behind band ; but we have ~00d
grounds fin supposing that it is by a ru.w de gmerre
()II their part.—Of ‘Vestminster we can hardly
f'orm an opinion, so little can I.e known from the
first day's poll ; kit the wencral expectation is, that
Sir Francis ;11)(1 Nlr. Lamb will be the members re-
turned.—ln the Borough of Southwark pcsr Sir
Thomas Turton made but little way against the
opposition candidates; In: got, and well deserves to
get, nothing for his trouble lint the jeers of those
who applaud consistency 4Jcii in a po.itical oppo-