The National Register.
London, England, 1820-07-09 00:00:00

4 BILL

" Entitled an Act to deprive her Majesty, Caroline
Amelia Eilz..oeth, of ihr Title, Prerogatives, Rights,
Privileges, and E' onitions, of Queen Consort of this
realm, and L. itissols Ure marriage het wren his YlJjesty
anti the sand Cal ohne ,%slielia Llia“beth.

" Wlivresin, in the )earls 14, her 51.1jesty, Caroline
AlllOlll ElIZ•11.elh, Plllserss of AV:les, and now
(befit Conv..rt of the remit)), being al Milan, in Italy, en-
gagett its lief s(•i %ice, inn menial satiation, one 11.trtoloitio
Pegg4llll, etlieso ise 11,no,loota llergaini, a futrigner of
low station. who had Iteltstr svut ed la a sonilar capacity:
" And whereas aflii• tie said liarioluato Peigatni,
otlicro Bnituleisio Berg , had sa entered the set %it e
tier Roy Highness the said l'iincess of IA ales, a moo
IlliheeollllllX and ileMr4shilg 1116111M' y 1.1111011e!lelli lottWeele
her said ittly:ki 11;01111'14S Mid llie foto llartolunso Pergaini,
Ull14•11/41/11 114r11.11)1o13,-4418111:
" An In') .41111 Gily,,l Ilieliness not only 411 s towed :be
said 11. it tololllo Pei.; 11:11. ..therwise Bart.ihnio
to a high situation 111 Ile, Royal and
reteiVed hat/ her service 111411 of his near 11:1461011S, some
of them in intei•iur, anti otisca in high stud consdemial

situations, about her Royal Highness's person, but be-
stowed upon hint other great and extraordinary marks of
favour and ilistinciiun, and obtained for hint orders of
knighthood and titles of honour. and conferred upon hilo
a pietendeil order of knighthood, whirls her Royal High-
ness had taken upon herself to constitute without any just
or lawful authority.
And whereas also her said Royal Highness, whilst the
said Bartiolonto Pergaiiii, otherwise Hal'iUlolllo Bergaini,
was in her said service. further wmiiudlul of her exalted
rank and station, and of het ditty to your Majesty, and
wholly regardless of her own honour and character. con-
ducted heiself towards the said Bartoloino Pergaini,
tulles wise Bin wham) liergaini, and in other respects, both
in public and private, in the elisions places and countries
whirl, her Royal Highness visited, with indecent and
offensive lainitinsity and freedom, and carried on a licen-
tions. disgraceful. and adulterous Intel-comae with 11t
said 1141111101110 Pergaini, otherwise Bartoltinor Bergaini,
which continued fur a long period of tittle during her
Royal Iliglines-'m residence aim odd, by whorls conduct of
her said Royal Highness, great scandal and dishonour
have been brought upon your Majesty's faintly and this
kingdom. Therefore, to manifest our deep sense of such
scandalous, disgraceful, and vicious conduct. oa the part
of her said Majesty, by which she has violated the duty
which she owed to your Majesty, and liar ientlered,her-
self unworthy of the exalted rank and station of Queen
Consort of this realm, and to evince our pat regard for
the dignity of the crown, and the honour of this nation,
we, your Maje-ty's most dutiful and loyal subjects, the
Lords, spiritual and temporal, and Commons, in Parlie-
went assembled, do I lily entreat your Majesty, that it
may be enacted, stud be it enacted by the King's most
excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of
the Lord's spiritual and temporal, and Commons, in this
present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of
the same, that her said Majesty, Caroline Amelia Eliza-
beth, from and after the passing of this Act, shall be and
is hereby deprived of the title of Queen, and of all the
prerogatives, rights, privileges, and exemptions apper-
taining to her as Queen Consort of this Realm: and that
her said Majesty shall, from and after the passing of this
Act, for ever be disabled and rendered incapable of
using, exercising, and eiijoying the sante, or any of them:
and moreover, that the 11111101 w between his Majesty and
the said Caroline Amelia Elizabeth, be, and the same is,
hereby from henceforth fur ever wholly dissolved, an.
nulled,and made void, to all intents, cousttnetions, and
purposes whatsoever."

Au PACHA.—By a letter from Venice, dated
June ISth, and published in the Genoa Gazette of
the 23t1, it appears that the Pacha of Scutari, by the
orders of the Sublime Porte, set off from Scutari oa
the 3d of June, with a force of 40,000 men,of whom
5,000 were cavalry, taking the road to Jeannine,
against Ali Pacha. In Greece, military operations
against this chieftain have commenced by the entry
of the troops of the Grand Seignior into Salona (the
ancient Amphiasa), a town belonging to Ali Pacha,
where they established a numerous garrison, and
hgisted the standard of Mahomet, but the place was
subsequently retaken by Ali Yachts, who put the
Igarrison and inhabitants to the sword, and aban-
doned the town to the pillage of his soldiers. The
Turk:: had captured, near Corfu, a vessel from Leg-
horn, laden with warlike stores for Ali Pacha.
It continues to be confidently rumoured in Ha-
nover that his Majesty intends to visit that country
about the middle of August, and to remain there
until the end of September. If this report be correct,
an intimation of such intention will, of course, be
made before the rising of Parliament, to both Houses,
to obtain their sanction, without which his Majesty
cannot leave the Kinguom.
American Papers to the II th ult. have been re.
ceived. The Nem York Gazette of the 9th states, that,
"in consequence of information recently received
from the African coast, of the immense number of
vessels employed in the slave trade, the government
was about to despatch some fast-sailing vessels of
war to that station, to a.,sist the Cyane in bringing
to justice those offenders against tae laws, religion,
and humanity."
Bk:RLIN, JUNE 15.—1 t is rumoured that the new
l'russian coustitution will be promulgated on the 3d
of August next, which is the natal anniversary of
our Monarch. _

RALiTADT, JUNE 21.—The Members of the two
Chambers of Baden arrive successively at Carlsruhe.
The opening of the Chamber is to take place on
Saturday next. It is said that the Grand Duke will
repair to the Chamber in person ; but this is still un-
certain. The members of the Chamber of deputies
of the Grand Duchy of Hesse Danistaat have been
assembled at Darmstadt fur eight days. Only one
member of the first chamber has presented himself.
All the rest have declared against the new constitu-
tion. We are assured that the members date second
chamber follow the system, and demand great modi-
fications of the constitutional act.

A letter from Copenhagen, dated June 10, an-
nounces the failure of the well-known and long-
established banking•house of Ityberg and Co.: an
event which had peutliteed a great sensation on the
Exchange of that city
Accounts froin Majorca state, that the plague,
which had broken out in that island, was extending
with alarming rapidity. Palma, the principal
town, had insulated itself, by a military cordon,
from all communications with the rest of the island.
Iler Nlaj,:sty has taken the pleasant villa, situated
on Barnes.tcrraco, ix:lunging to Mr. Dull, for hes
exam= rc4ideoco.

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

Mdm•IMWM

This Gazette notifies the appointment of the Rev. C. Words-
worth, D.D. to be Master of Trinity College, in the Unite shy
of Cambridge, void by the death of Dr. t% i iaur Lort Munsel,
lass Bishop of Bristol.
It also notifies die appointment of S. Smith, of Walsall, Staf-
ford; and J. A rditurung. of Neareastle upon Tyne, to be Alastars
Extraordinary in the Court of Cli..ncery.

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
J. Brame% SaudMeath, York, worsted spinner, from July
13 to July w 5.
J. Horn man. Church Street, Spitalfields, silk manufacturer,
from July 4 to July 15.
BANKRUPTS.
W. Spelman, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, grocer. Solicitors,
MMUS. Stocker. Dawson, and Co., New Boswell Court.
J. Boucher. Cheltenham. cabinet maker. Sole. Alma. Wil.
liams and White, Lincoln's Inn. •
. J. Atkin, Liverpool, merchant. Sol. Mr. Wheeler, Castle
Street. Huiburn.
G. Jame.. Liverpool, merchant. Sol. Mr. Wheeler, Castle
Street. Ilulburn.
M. Major, Truro, Cornwall, linen draper. Sol. Mr. Makin.
on, Temple.
C. Elliott. Chill. near Lewes. Sussex, grocer. Sole. Messrs.
Smith and Gell. Baainghall Street.
W. S. Betty, Sculcoates, York, apothecary, Sol. Mr. Knowles,
New Inn
J. It. Pratt and W. R. Ravenseroft, New London Street, corn
factors. Sot. Mr. Singleton. Milmm Street, diatiord Row.
H. Aspinall, Blackburn. Lancashire, brasier. Sol. Mr. Arm•
strong, Staple Inn.
E. Cori, Liverpool. butcher. Sol. Mr. Chester. Staple Inn.
3. G. Bubb, oration Street Lag, Fitzroy Square. sculptor.
Sol. Mr. Hackett, St. Swithin's Lane.
J. Bignell, Knightsbridge, carpenter. Sol. Mr. Wrentmore,
Charles aueet, Si. James'. Square.
R. Tolson, jun. Dalton, York. manufacturer. Sole. Means.
Clarke, Richards, anti Aletleall. Chancery Lane.
L/1V 'DENIAL_ _ _ _

July 28, C. J. Gay. Bisoop Wearmouth, Durham, coal fitter-
-29, J. Kinnear. Gower Street, Bedford Squate. builder-29, P.
Le Souel, Great Winchvster Street, merchant-51 J. Merrett,
Arlinghatu' Glocehterslarte' cattle dealet.-.5 I, 'l'. Fish, Brittport,
Dorset. vietualler-29, T. West, Gracochurch Street, wholesale
perfumer-29, H. Jackson, S rand. runner-29, J. Arkness,
Addle Street, Woud Street, merchant-Is. H. tVaddington,
Bridge Street, Blackfriars, merchant-29. 'T. Greatheud and W.
Outhwaite, Well Street. Wellclose Square, grocers-29, J. J.
Dowring, Aldgate, hatter-29, J. Wolff and J. I>urville New
Bridge Street, merchants-29, J. Peel, C. Harding, and W.
Willock. Faaeley. Stafford, manufacturer—Aug. 1, J. Tomlin.
Gray's Inn Lane, bricklayer-1. M. Mullion, Liverpool, ship
chandler—to, G. Homily, Liverpool. brewer-1. T. Byrchmore,
Caddington, Hens, tartner—s, S. Fisher. Winchcoarb,
unlike, mercer-7. J. Hutton, Manchester, brasier-12, J.
David, Threadneedle Street, merchant—lv, J. Nailer, Jetieries
SBqquuaratee, St. Mary Axe. merchant-8, W. and F. Coles and W.
Williams, Mincing Lane, broken-1, D. T. Young and W.
Abbott, Water Lane. Fleet Street, carpenters.
CKIITIFICAI'Eb to be granted July 29.
T. A. Minchin. W. G. Carter, and A. Kelly, Portsmouth.
bankers—J. Tyler, Petworth, Sussex, spirit merchant—W.
Smith. Newcastle upon Tyne, grocer-2J. and W. L. Bryan,
Grocer's Hall Court, printers—W. Rabbeth, Bed Lion Square.
rat:merchant—W. Green, Liverpool, money activener—W,
es. Hatfield, York, maluster—J. Gale. Paternoster Row.
bookseller—G. Geddes, Liverpool, merchant-J. Macnair and J.
Atkinson, Coruhill, merchants...J. Harrison, Portsmouth,
makeeper.

Witte Of IlittOtkO.
Bank Stock Ommulti par.
3 per Ceut. Red. 694 I lull). 3 per Cent.
3 per Cent. Cues. 13811 ludic Roods 12s. dis.
31 per Ceut. 771 lathe, Stuck
4 per Cent. sot Exchequer Bills Gs.
b per Ceut. Navy 1041 Coos. tor Ac. 71.1 j
Lou; Auu. 18 Lottery Tickets £2O 101.

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

E anon.
SUNDAY, JULY 9.
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The Paris Papers of Wednesday reached us last
sight. The law of the budget for the present year,
having paseed the Chamber of Deputies, was sub-
mitted by the King's command to the Chamber of
Peers, where it was referred to the bureaux. The
law relative to the pay of the Legion of Honour,
was adopted unanimously by the Peers.
The Chamber of Deputies is still occupied in the
debates on the Ways and Means to meet the expen-
ces of the year.
An article from Madrid, of the 23d June, states,
that accounts of a very satisfactory nature, respecting
the temper of the South American Colonies, had
arrived. The writer affirms, that the Republican
party of Venezuela has sent deputies to the Royalist
Generals, to declare to them, that as wan us the
Constitution of the Cortes shall be sworn at Caracas.
they will be ready to lay down their arms, and
submit themselves to the constitutional authorities.
These deputies have been sent by the Congress
sitting ut Aegustura, and it is-asserted that General
Bolivar and his troops are auimaa ti by the same
spirit of conciliation. Hopes are entemtined at
Madrid that Buenos Ayres will also acknowledge
the Constitution, and that tile •pitnish nation, tits
well in the New us in the Old Hemisphere, will be
again united under the sceptre ce Feeiiitand VII.

A FrunkfUrt Paper Nt a t es, th..: the tliiK•renees
which subsisted between the Duke of ileac-
Darmstadt and the States General of the Duchy are
accommodated. The Grand Duke opened the lint