The National Register.
London, England, 1817-11-10 00:00:00

RANKRUPT§.

PrcxsTocK T. Shrewsbury. Nov. 20, 21, Dec. 20, at
Shrewsbury. Att. Mr. dittfiths, Southampton-buildings, Chan-
ccry-lane.
A onus A. Plymouth Dock. eilversinit:l, Nov. 14. 15. Dec. 20, at
Plymouth 1)o k. Aces. Darkeand Co. Chancery-lane.
G R EE N B. Manchester, iron liquor-maker. Nov. 24, 23, Da. 20, at
Manelio.ter. Att. Mr. Ellis; Chancery-lane.
Molise H. CharloAtt,ttreet. Ht.:Toy-square, cabinet maker, Nov.
15, 19, Dec. 20, at GuildbalL Att. Mr. Benton, Union-street,
Southwark.
DAN 'Et G. and W. Caoss. Birmingham, merchants, Dec. 1,2, 20,
at Birmingham. Atts.llourdillim and Co. Itread-ltreet.
Srvra S. Great Alic-Ircet, Gotalinanstields. merchant, Nov. t 5,25,
Dec. 20, at Guildhall. Atts. Nina and Co. Throgniorton-strat.
Cm. tarn J. St. Ana's Mill, Newcastle-upon 'Fyne. miller, Nov.
11, Dec. I, 20, at Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Ails. Atkinson and Co.
Chancery lane.
HOBSON J. Manchester, brazier, Nov. 20, 21, Dec.2o, at Manches-
ter. Au. Mr. Ellis, Chancery-halo.
801.‘11AW .1. Liverpool, plumber. Dec. 1,2, 2J, at LiverpooL Atta
Avisun and Co. Castle-strict, Holborn. •
• ltonsos .1. Little Britain, stable keeper, Nov. 15. 22. Dec. 20. at
Atts. !David and Cu. Cmwii-court, Alden:gat...street.
Buono T. late of Bury, Sussex. miller, Nov. 21, 24, Dcc. 20, at
Atts. Knight and Cu. Basin hall-street.
WEST 'l'. Gracechureli-street, iwilitiner. Nov. 11, IS, Dec. 20, at
Guildhall. Att. AIL Uo w, Austin Cri..rs.
Eva ss M. stn. Llangernew. Denbigh. shopkeeper, Nov. 27, 28,
Flee. 20, at Denlogli. Att. Mr. Williams. Denbigh.
BEN NETT S. Bath, broker. Nov. 23, 26, Dec. 20. at Bath. Att.
Mr. Highwoor, Scott's-yanl, London. '
BELLING W. Exeter. druggist Nov. 18, 22, Dec. 20, at Exeter,
Alt. Mr. Brutton, Old Broad-street.
STANTos J. Strand, apothecary, Nov. Is, 25, Dcc. 20, at Guild-
hall. Atta. Mayhew and Co. Chancery-lane.
114citaRns0N .1. late of Great St. liele•i's, merchant, Nov. 11, Is,
Dec. 20, at Guildhall. Atts. Allitson and Co. Freeman's-cowl,
Cornh ill.
FEE:t iii s:a J. and W.Yeates, Brightlielmstone. tailors, Nov. 11, 18,
I lee. V, at (;ttilt111:d1. Au. 3lr. Adams, Old Jewry.
1.1:11.11J. ion. late of 31aneliester, calico printer, Nov. 24, as, Dec.
20, at Manchester. Atts. Ilunl and Co. Temple.
DI V I N DS.
W. W. a non, Barton Turn, Stadia-d, brewer. Dec.
A. and .1. Suttees, It. Bunion, J. Brandling, and J. Enableton, Bar-
ick-upon-Twetd, hankers, Dm. 2.
F. Ferreira, Bell-court, Wallirook. merchant, Nov. 29.
J. 111. hoe, 31ill Wall, Poplar, Boman cement manufacturer,
Nov. 29.
.1. (,oundrill, Graccelturch-street, haberdasher, Nov. 29.
.1. Marler. It. Boyd, and E. Stewart, Ironmonger-lane, merchants,
Nov. 15.
T. I:ggar, llolylourn, !hints, tanner, Nov. 29.
.1. Taylor, sin. Old-street, paste board manufacturer, Dec. 15.
T. and .1. llowley, late of Willow-street, Ilanksitle, coal merchants,

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Nov. 29.
.1. Malpas, Stoney Stratford, Buckingham, coach master, Dcv.
It. Ashby, Poultry, engraver, Nov. 29.
F. Grafton, arid W. G. Aston, Liverpool, blase dealers, Dec. N.
A. B.ld T. Lewis, St. James's-street. tavern keeper, Dee.
J. S. Manfredi, T. Luff, and 11. Ilenshall, Wheeler-street, Norton-
falgate, Dec. 11.
T. Block, Pat.wnoster-row„ letter press printer, Dec. 6.
.1. Roxburgh, Liverpool. tailor, Dec. 3.
.1. irrriton, Foulshani. Nortirlk. grocer, Dec. G.
T. Whitmarsli„ New Solon, Wilts, common earlier, Dec. 10.
IL Downer, Bruton-street, Hond-street, milliner, Dec. o.
W. Ahurrow, Eret Al eon. Hants, grocer, Nov. 29.
A. Anderson, pot-lane, merchant, Dec. O.
J. Rock, Weelnesbury„ StafibrJ, innholder, Dec. 1.
.1. Thomas, Halve-try, Salop. mercer, Dee. G.
J. Barrow, late of Drayton, Salop, milliner, I fee. 2.
.1. llavenport, uggin-lane, silk manufacturer, Nov. 29.
.1. 11. Tooth', NI in ((( i (((( corntietnor, Nov. 29.
J. Lowcock, Great Heaton, Lancaster, butcher, Dec. 17.
G. I.owcock jun. Crtmipsale. Lancaster. butcher, Dec. 17.
FICATES, Nov. 29.
C. Mackenzie, Delahay-street, IVestminster, merchant—P.' Tut •
ley, late of East Grinstial, Sussex, fanner—W. Chalk, New Sarum,
Wilts, baker—.l. Llewelyn, late of Billiter-lane, insurance-broker—
J. Cramp, (Word, Kern, miller—J. Angell, late of Reading, drAper
and W. Hensnian, Liverpool, merchants—J..lone%, late of
Blackman-street, Southwark, wine merchant—W. and R. 'Cross,
lirewootl, Staffirrd, tanners—B. Deacon, fled Lion-square, earthen-
wareman—J. Bourne, Loridon-ruad, Southwark, cheesemonger—R.
Robinson. Kildale, York, butter merchant—J. Casson, Broadhalgh,
R. Ashworth. Midghall, and J. Ashworth, Broadhalgh, Spotland,
Lancaster, flannel manufacturers—J. Best, Birmingham. poCket
book muker—J. Bird, Church-street, Bethnal-green, baker—W.
Chase, jun. Gosport, merchant.

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

LONDON:

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1817.

THE Speech of the King of France, on the opening
of the Session of the Chambers has been received in
town ,—it is a wiseand judicious composition. The
first topic touched upon is the death of the Duchess de
Berri's daughter. \‘'ould to Heaven that we had only
such a calamity to deplore in our licyal House !—The
Treaty with the Holy See, anti the unpropitious har-
vest of last year, are next alluded to. In sp.%.king of
the latter, his Majesty expresses his deep affliction for
the suflerings of his people, and communicates to the
Chambers the pecuniary aid which
,he had ordered to
be expended for their relief. These disbursements he
naturally anticipates will receive their sanction. The
public expenditure still continued such as to prevent
the possibility of diminishing, at present, the taxes im-
posed during the former session ; " but.' adds his Ma-
jesty, " I have the satisfaction of thinking that the eco-
nomy I have prescribed ►will preclude the necessity of
augmentation, and that a vote of credit inferior to that
of the last Budget will suffice for all the wantsof the
year.,,

NOV. 10.

OUT readers arc aware, that fur some time past pc.
gociutions have been carrying on between France and
• the Allied Powers, relative to some fresh reAamations
to a very large ma ant. These negotiations are
ed in the Speech. They arc mentioned as still in pro-
:Jess, and a hope is expressed that the issue will be L.
veurable to the French Government, by obtaining
conditions more consistent with equity, with modern.
tam, and the means of the people.—One of the most
important filets, however, of this document, is the de.
duration, that the epoch is not fir distant, when the
charges of the Army of Occupation will entirely cease.
Upon this, we can only repeat what we have always
said, as often as this event has been aliwled to
—We shall be happy to see the Army of Occupation
wholly withdrawn from France, because, being assured,
that such a measure will never be acceded to but upon
valid and wise grounds, it will affZml a satisfactory
proof of the improved political condition of that country.
Sudh an improvement, comprehends the interest and
tranquility of all Europ ; and inferring its existence,
from the supposition of this occurrence taking place, can
we bnt smile at the confident assertion of a Morning
Paper, " that the.throne of the Bourbons must be over.
turned ?"