The National Register.
London, England, 1820-12-24 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

J. Sprigen:‘, Chesham, Bucks, draper, froinDee.26 to Feb. 13.
J. Scurr, Doncaster, York, linen aimd woollen draper, from
Dec. 9 to Jan. 27.
G. Dommctt. Deptford, soap maker. Irons Dec. 30 to Jan. 6.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
H. Davis, B:istol, merchant.
BANKRUPTS.

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T. Chapman, junior, Newcastle upon Tyne, master mariner.
Solicitor. Mr. Bowman, Broad Street Buildings.
A. Ross and J. Murray, Leadenhall Buildings, Gracechurch
Street, leather factors. Sole. .Means. Tomlinson and Co. King's
Arms Yard, Coleman Street.

M. Molincux, Binninglawn, grocer. Sols. Messrs. Lang and
Co. Gray's Inn.
T. noose, Liverpool, optician. Sol. Mr. James, Ely Place.
J. Wright, Vauxhall Turnpike, wine merchant. Sol. Mr.
Martindale, Gray's Inn Square.
W. Brion, Hammersmith, brandy merchant. Sol. Mr. Brown,
Mincing Lane.
H. B. Hull, Thames Ditton, Surrey, master. Sol. Mr.
Gude, Bcdtii d How.

J. C. and A. Miller, Bishopsgate Street, merchant. Sol. Mr.
Van Sandon, Nicholas Lane, Lombard Street.
H. Barton, Paul's Cray, Kent, miller. Sols. Messrs. Clarke
and Co. Saddler's Hull, Cheapside.
C. W. Chapman, Camberwell, stock broker. Sol. Mr. Hut-
chison, Crown Court, Threadneedle Street.
R. Graddan, Nassau Street, Middlesex Hospital, pianoforte
maker. Sob. Messrs. Richardson, NValbrook.
W. Wrightson, Leeds, druggist. Sols. Messrs. Alcxande
and Holine, New Inn.
T. L. Tweed, Borehum, Essex, fanner. Sots. Messrs. Druce
and Son, Billiter Square.
G. Runyon, Jerusalem Coffee House, Cnmhill, master ma-
riner. Sol. Mr. Latimer, Gray's Inn Stprare.
E. Marsh, Huddersfield, York, grocer. Sol. Mr. Rattye,
Chancery Lane.
G. Jackson, Birmingham, grocer. Sola. Messrs. Alexander
and Holme, New Inn.
J. Richardson, Manchester, builder. Sole. Messrs. Hurd and
Johnson, Temple.
V. Ockley, Terrington, Norfolk, general shopkeeper. Sol.
Mr. Nelson, Barnard's Inn.
J. Spurrier and J. Barker, Bellbroughton, Worcestershire,
scythe manufacturers. Sails. Messrs. Jennings and Bu'aon,
J. Singleton, Huddersfield, clothier. Sole. Messrs. Clarke and
Co. Chancery Lane.
A. and E. Wren, Reading, Berks, butchers. Sole. Messrs.
Adlington and Gregory, Bedfonl How.
G.W. Bulkley, Queen Street, Hanover Sqaare, wine merchant.
Sol. Mr. Dyne, Lincoln's Inn Fields.
H. Harris, Chipperfield Wood Mill, Herts, grocer, Sol. Mr.
Martindale, Gray's Inn.
DIVIDENDS.
_ _ _

Jan. 17, T. Petty, Tipton, Stafford, iron manufacturer-6, M.
Samson„ Clapham Road, Surrey, exchange broker—ts, J. Riley,
Leicester, grocer-13. A. Todd, Catherine Court, Tower 11111,
merchant—l 3, W. Fox, Exchange Buildings, stock broke,-
22, E. Forster and It. Wylant, Newcastle Liam Tyt.c, merchants
—l3, T. Young, Paddington Street, Marylebone. grocer-13,
I'. Young and R. Anderson, Wapping, sail makers-16, J.
Weiham, Beckley, Sussex, tailor—t 6, W. Venning, Gutter
Lane, Cheapside, silk manufacturer—l H, C. Hartley. White.
haven, joiner—13, T. and .1. Roberts, Kingston upon Hull, mer-
chants-29, W. Dixon, Manchester, calico printer-18, J. 11.
Henzdl„ South Shields. ship Owner-17, T. Bartlett, Banbury,
Oxfordshire, mercer-13, N. T. Armstrong, Leadettliall Street,
druggist-13, J. Harper, Edgeware Road, cow kceper-13, W.
Wootton, Bernion&cy.tanner-13. A. Maitland and J. Adderley,
Brenford, Middlesex, ironmongers-20, R. Clarke, Newport,
hale of Wight. brewer.
CEILTI FICATES to be granted Jan. 13.
J. Purcell, Lambeth, victualler-IL.I. Appleton, Yorkshire,
plumber—A. Wilkinson, Liverpool. wine merchant—C. W.
Daniel, Bath. jeweller—E. E. 11 ragge, Gloucester. dealer—J.
Robinson, Dorking, Surrey, baker—A. Senn, John Street,
Commercial Road, dealer.

PRICE a
Bank Stock 221
3 per Cent. ReJ. G9l
3 per Cent. Consols
31 per Cent. 78/
4 per leo.
per Cent. Nasy
Lmig Auo. 18

'STOCKS.
(Minima
Imp. 3 peq• Cent.
11111.14 BOIlli• 2.1
holm Stock
L).eitetitier Bilk 2.. cat.
Cues. for Ac. 704
Lottery Ticket, £2l 3%.

THE NATIONAL REGISTER

LOIn:1011,
SUNDAY, DECEMBER

We last week made some observations on the
regretted dissensions between the different classes of
Reformers, and in c9nsequenee of those observations
we have received a number of letters from some of
each of the two partics, which arc termed Whigs
and Radicals.

The Whigs say, and truly no doubt, that they
wished to have remained united with the Radicals in
their attempts to obtain Reform, but that a certain
document published by Mr. J. C. llobhouse's com-
mittee anathematized them generally, and forced
them to prove that the contempt they were treated
with was undeserved—that the influence they pos-
sessed had been under-rated, and therefore by that
influence they returned Mr. Lamb member for
Westminster, instead of Mr. Hobhousc, for whom
many of them had previously canvassed. Those who
have in derision been called Radicals say, that they
were forced to oppose the Whigs by the atudied and
unceasing application to them of terms of contempt
by the Whigs in the House of Commons, and at all
public meetings. We admit the error of both par-