FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTX. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDBD. B. Myers, Newcastle upon Tyne. linen draper. HAMMITT& A. Anderson, Salter'sdall Court, merchant. Soficitor, Mr. Buckle. Size Lane. .1. Rutter, Winsterton, Lincoln, merchant. SoL Mr. Hicks, Gray's Inn Square. W. Milton. Evesham, Woreestershire. porter dealer. SoL. Meson. Brimfield end Williams, Bonverie Street. G. and F. AL!dram. KirLymeorsit'e. York, corn merchants. Sots. Wm.'. Eyre and Co.. Gtay's Inn Square. M. and T. Melaau, Hi t hgate, buildeis. Sol. Mr. Hunter, Gray's Inn Piece. R. Kew end T. Tbnmason, Castle Street, Whiterhapel. horse dealers. Sol. Mr. Gre.y. King.land Road. J. Fordham, Bishop Sier.ford, grazier. Sol. Mr. Makinson, Tam; le. J. LealibriAg,e ' Carmarthen Street, Tottenham Court Road , elli r. Sot. Mr. Boxer, Furnivars Inn. rralges, Cheltenham, coal merchant. Sol. Mr. James, Ely Place. J. Ledier, Richmond Buildings, Soho, jeweller, Sole. Messrs. Turner and Holmes. Bloomsbury Squate. H. Berthoud. Cattle Coutt. Strand - . auctioneer. Sole. Messrs. Jones and Bland,. Greet Marrlebone Street. J. Curtis, Fordingbridse, Tents, draper. Sot Mr. Towers,. Castle Street, Falcon Square. J. Ashby. East Street, Manchester Square, baker. Sols.Messr& Harvey end Wilson. Lincoln's Inn Fickle. E. &own. Saracen's Head. Friday Street. corn dealer. Sole. Messrs. Bevil' and Tustin. New Bridge Stmt. J. and G. Javens, St. James's Walk, Clerkenwell, japanners. Sol. Mr. Carter, Royal Exchange. F. Hudson, Angel Lane. Essex, brewer. Sole. Messrs. Pearse and Sons, St. Swithin's Lane. J. Hooper, Tooley Street, chymist. Sob. Messrs. Sherwood and Son, Soudiwark. S. Roberts, Cheltenham, druggist. Sol. Mr. Meredith, Lin coln's Inn Square. W. Cuff. High Street, Islington, appraiser. Sol. Mr. Platt, New Boswell Court. J. Canary. Ilishopwearmouth, Durham, ship owner. Sole. Messrs. Magginsons and Poole, Gray's Inn. J. Hobson, Watley, Halifax, cotton spinner. Sol. Mr. Wiglesworth, Gray's Inn. J. Bryant, Ausunfriars, merchant. SoL Mr. Gellibrand, Austinfriars. J. Sarsland, Kingland, coachmaker. Sol. Mr. Carter, Royal Exchange. T. Watson, James Street, Manchester Square, grocer. Sol. Mr. Carter, High Street, Marylebone. T. and IL Tweed, Cbingford, Essex, milieu. SoL Mr. Lewis, Crutehedfrises. B. Hornby. Bernard Street, plumber. Sob. Messrs. Shawood and Son, Southwark. DIVIDENDS. N0v.25. R. and R. Townend. Mitre Court, Fenchurch Street. merchants-25. M. B. Schlesinger, Clement's Lane, Lombard Street, indigo merchant-25, J. Bell, Church Street, Spitalfields, bombazeen manufacturer-25, L. Williams. Nicholas Lane, Lombard Street, merchant-25, S. Covrne. Barbican. pawnbroker +25, W. Dyer, Nortklesch, Gloucestershire. grocer-25. F. Edgeware Road, nurseryman -25. 1). Danes, New Bond Street, jeweller-25. S. A. Bennett, Worship Street. Shoreditch. coach maker -25. P. D. Abbott, Great Ormond Street. under writer-27, R. Bryan, Llanyunllo, Rednorshire, farmer-30. J. Cook, Helmsley, York. merchant-25, J. Adcock. St. Mary Axe. druggist-29, A. Wharton, New Sarum. Wilts, clothier— IS, R. Simpson, Crown Court, Threadneedle Street, merchant -25. I. Hart, Southampton, grocer-26, W. Wainewright, Liver pogi, madtant. CERTIFICATES to be granted Nov. 25. H. Egad, Brentford, builder—A. Maitland. Brentfortl, imn :=LrA. Rainey, Liverpool. merchant—lt. Betteley,Standon, — nraltster—R. H. Hunt, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. wine Merchant—J. Armitage, Birmingham, saw maker—T. Pakow, Manchester, builder—W. R. Eginten, Birmingham, dealer --J. Mills, Water Lane, Tower Street, wine merchants J. Miller, Norwich, druggist—W. Cobbett, late of Botley. but now of Catherine Street, Strand, bookseller—E. W. Dickenson, Liverpool, merchant—T., J., and B. Dixie ' Falcon Square, smiths—D . Bead, Princes Street. Spitalfields, silk manufacturer W. M. Ashby, Albury, Surrey, paper maker. PRICE OF STOCKS. Bask Stock 2151 Ontnium 24. $ per Cent. Red. 67 I Imp. 3 per Cent, 651 per Cont. Consols 67t India Bonds 27. 111 per Cent. 76 India Stock 4 per Cent. BSI Exchequer Bills 6s. die. I per Cent. Nqvy 104 Cuus. for Ac. 671 Lout Attu. 171 Lottery Ticket• Z2l 18s. THE NATIO . fAL REGISTER. E Oiloll. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6. The contents of the Paris papers are unimportant. The state of affairs in this country, it would appear, has produced some alarmists among us, as the Con agitutimmel remarks that the English have been for some time making large purchases of landed pro perty in Paris and its vicinity. The Court of Assize has found Gravier, who with others exploded a pe tard under the window of the Duchess of Berri, to terrify her while pregnant, has been found guilty of two treasonable attempts upon the person of a mem ber of the royal family, and Banton guilty of being an accomplice; but Logendre was acquitted of the crime of misprison with which he was charged. Af ter much discussion in arrest of judgment, Gravicr and Banton received sentence of death. The French Five per Cents. are 75f. 40c. The Stamford Address to the Queen has received upwards of 856 nameswa number six times greater than any address to royalty or petition to the Houses of Parliament ever before' received in the !Borough of Stamford, though such addresses and petitions have been backed by all the influence of the corpo rate body, the clergy, and the great house (the Marquis of Exeter's.) ~ ~. THE NATIONAL REGISTER DANGEROUS INDISPOSITJ ERSKINE. OF LORD Scarcely had the firm advocate of the Constitution and " Trial by Jury," exclaimed, on Thursday, in the House of Lords—" I must soon terminate ray life , but happy shall I be if I die advocatio; those great constitutional principles, the vindication of which, in early lire, raised me from the rank or an humble individual," when lie was suddenly seized with such severe indisposition, as to entin:ly derive him of all sensibility fur a time. While addressing their Lordships, Lord E , ..skine suddenly paused ; this was net particularly noticed at first,. 'as it appeared as ifltis Lordship were looking over the minutes placed on the table before him; but after some time had elapsed, without resuming his • speech, same of the Peers hocame alarmed, and rose from their seats to preceed to his Lordship. The anxiety of the whole House was then aroused, as the "Noble Lord fall forward on the t. , :de in a senseless state. There were cries of " o,:cn the windows," —" some water." The Lord Ciet , vellur and.. Lord .Liverpool evinced the greatest concern, stud pro ceeded haradiately to Lord Erskine's assistance, — They, with the assistance of Earls Grey, Carnarvan, and Lord Holland, raised his LorOship ; bat his speech and colour were gone. They than became seriously alarmed, and instantly in•occeded to con vey him out of the House. Tim attack was so severe, that they were obliged literally to carry his Lordship out of the House, and into an adjoining l room.. _ _ _ His Lordship after remaining in Mr. Cowper's room for a short time, so far recovered as to be able to console the friends around him in some degree by speaking to them. Sir W. Kinighton, who happened to he in the House, immAiately attended his Lord ship; and Mr. Holt, the surgeon of Parliament street, was sent for. They fintud that exhaustion and agitation had occasioned the failure of his Lord ship's strength, and the interruption of the usual exercise of his faculties; and they recommended repose. They were against bleeding his Lordship, though some of the friends present considered such course as likely to afford relief. His advanced age, and the improvement in health that had taken place in a short time, induced the medical gentlemen .to deem such course unadviseable. His Lordship having still further recovered, he was conveyed to th© Earl's apartments in the House of Lords; but he could then only walk when supported by two Noble Peers. He remained there about half an hour, when his friends and the medical gentlemen succeeded in persuading his Lordship w return home, as they could not promise him the recovery of sufficient strength to he enabled to resume his speech in the House of Lords till another day. We are happy to state, that his Lord ship is sufficiently recovered to resume his Parlia mentary duties. Tim Quitex.—The King's-head-inn, in Marl borough, having undergone considerable alteration and improvement, the proprietor reolved to change the sign, and to erect in its place a head of her Ma• jesty the Queen. Accordingly on Tuesday last the old sign was taken down and the favourite one erected. To celebrate the event, and to evince their attachment to her Majesty's cause, u very numerous and most respectable company of gentlemen sat down to an excellent dinner provided fur the occasion. The cloth being removed, many appropri.:te toasts were drank, and some excellent soup sung, and the the day was spent with the utmost harmony and conviviality. The town was enlivened by the bells I of St. Mary's church, whiali rang merrily the whole afternoon, while a neat flag waved majestically on the top of that ancient structure. There are at present forty-eight Italian witnesses in Cotton-garden. They arc divided into classes.— Madame Dumont and her party are in detached apartments. Majocei and others mess together. He presides at table : and the third, or inferior class, mess by themselves. .Majocei is the life and soul of his class. Every three persune are allowed a bottle of wine, which they dilute with water, and as the glass passes merrily round they amuse "themselves with singing all aorta of gambols. OLD BAILIE,' Sesslows.—Sattorday the trials being ended, the Recorder proceeded to pass sentence neon the numerous prisoners convicted of offences during the Ses *ions :—A great number were sentenced to vurintis terms of transportation and imprisonment, some to be pub licly and others privately whipped. In theicases of four isoners judgment was respired Ttre awful sentence of death was then passed upon the following unhappy crealine: , , 14 in ntri.ber :—Charles Griffiths, for horse stealing; Daniel Cattle, William Read, Mary Lennard, and Andrews, Inr stealing' in a dwelling-louse; 'Vhotnas Eaton, 'Thomas Hunt, JOi!ll Hughes, and J. Pritchard, for highway robbery; Charles King, for send ' tug a letter to the Rev. Mr. ltsylbtr, demanding money under a threat; James Wilcox, and Charles Goodwill Gtr house-breakin , : ; and Martin Feley, for burLiary.— The Sesii:;ll, were th a adjourned to Wednesday the 6th of Deci:niver. •filib.1111••••••••i• _ BIBLE SOCIETY. On Wednesday the Members of the City of Lon. don Auxiliary Bible Soc;ety assembled in the Egyp tian Hall, Mansion liluse, for the purpose of receiving the report and promoting the vines of this great instit tit The I mra May - or having been el , ;:..fed in hearing en iinruet.tat CilSj in the Justire-r.,-n, Sir C. S. Maker too> the Chair until. his. Lordship had tin;slied the case_ Tan; I.:,; : y„ , iien.hall was crowded to excess. The majority ctAisisted of ladies. I pon a platform at the lea oF the Chair sat an African Prince and the two New &Omni Chiefs, whose extraordinary appear• anee excited great callosity.. The Chancellor of the • Exchequer opened the business of the day in an impressive speech, in which he expatiated on the beneiits arising from. the - dissemination of the scriptures. He • moved, .that the report should be. received end aleptcd. •. Cord Gambier. Lanced the - second rerolutlani sylich was seconded by the 11-ay. je;111 Chlytoc, . who real a letter i ore a person lately escapel fr: et Shipwreck, Jeserilirg ti:e conduct a t:Le CaputiA and • c:eri in the midst of the danger, svlg,ti it apiearez .that ell warn on. the point of being last—they prayed ltytunsomd a calm took }:lace immediately, _ and all saved. _ _ The Rev. 1). Wilson,- the Secretary; then read the Bth re,,ort of the Society, from which the following ate extracts:— " Your L;oarmittte have not many detail. to peseta to Ott; o.uceediii4s of their omit auxiliary bully. The sum receiseil lit au too nsvue tat ielli ear has been 8 , 141. 6s. Id. adoitint plitt this•year to ~:,.eat institution is 9.411. Tie rnttie bklllt paid 10 that 50r if t. is .12,2301. Tne nitit.ber n: Bain h nua Tentioneinv i•stted (luring this year, 6 1,0814 • nod ot6 ; roahi.ig a total of e4,:i2L eiyies of Cie Slaty Seri; Lures since the esialgithuseut•wf the " Paris is nuw divided into district., itt three of which iiistrirts thew I.ltve been colt e:ed 1,157 fraticv, floor 234 rilial;es.. A al•ter.iwit :I , :totrly coveted Nltb assoCiatiorts for liLe tic! I.lv.tution h a s, ( tiinio six s IEO suriifties, fur the use of 371.43a9 co:.nrs of t;iz Doty Scrii•tures, have been or are ..ow at the pr.ss in various . •6 t o ifie.,cmattiks latrtli•riag ti:too the Nieuiterennena • botitutions have nein; formeil„ am: I,tolities circutattag the N.ria.i.tes discovered. it: the lo.i . .l.llsla , :iht, at Attires. L had nt *ny11:1, societies hare tteeu ebilt&m.tet ; iv:Meehan 'ls ale Ow., o;ten forthe introditetti . o. Cie Scrili.ore. into • Jultsateos kst/14 aid' th- couiltr;evat. ,, .• emisaleet Ateppo. New am'. Na•utine:ltar.graftee, nose, _ in iit;ter gamuts, tired tedniced to a ..,rarn..tatocal system, /or tic! very (Ivaco of priJiiiig the sacred vo.aine. The `oath sea isl.oi !ers tar s o eager lie tae tweets of the Gusnel . • Luke, that nu activity cs•l salsify Tney have 63(1 • permits aho catt.rca , t ; and they treqaeistly at in ciret.'s oti . tette..ll ealli other. . 6 Iu OW OLT trinslatioa and ea.culation of the 5..01.1.43146 t'Onti 61.: to . n.o*.ell write nor sample , l rem: (7w tl,•11 . 0: ea utaittre base, with at 11. 0 11 r peopro, , ity, v o- 3,r,ntt . to the .r.isti hishou ~f calcatta. for carry i•• : , tra,...t..t:ota.ta.l hi. ; a l lwi—'i'c,t ti0,.k,." Thlt :k5 were raurned to the Lord Mayor and the Vice Preshlents, Sic. and eloquent speeches were made by Sir Digby Masworth, the Rev. Mr. Owen, and others. A collection was made at the doors. Some rumour got abroad on Friday afternoon thit the Queen was going down to the House of Lords to enter her fbrtual and solemn protest against the Bill, previously to their Lordships coming to any vote on the second reading. Her Majesty, 1--w -ever, did not mske her appearance there.. But the Queen has, we have reason to boli*ve, Le tut taking some steps of a derisive nature regarding the very priaciple and continued agitation and existence of the Bill. It was rumoured at the House that her Majesty would abandon the appeal to the Lords, and make it to the King himself; and it was adJed, . that Mr. Brougham and: Mr. Denman, who left the - Lords about two o'clock in a idolise, apparently in great haste, proceeded with much important com munication on behalf of the Queen. The nature of the mission on which the two Counsel left the House, further than what we have alluded to, did not in in any way transpire, that we could learn. Messrs. Brougha►u and Denu►an did not return to the House. _ _ On Saturday se'nnight the Rev. Edward Bankes, LL. B. was installed a Prebendary of the Cathedral Church of Norwich, in the rucm of the Ray. George Anguish, who has resigned. On Friday last the Rev. G. E. Kent was insti- • tuted to the vicarage of East Winch, !in Norfolk, on the presentation of Edmund Kcnt the elder, of East Winch aroresuid, Gent. The sum of fool. was last week paid into the hands of the Rev. F. Drake, Treasurer to the Institution for the Indigent Blind, in this city, by the executors of the Lae Mr. Richard Thurruld, of Shipdl!aut, for the bend, of that charity. • FATAL. ACCIDENT—At an early hour on Tuesday tnortlntd4 ^s ti . .Lc li•herinett, helonging to Brighton, • were coming towit:ds the shore in a small goat, the .in knee of the breakers, a 3 timey appro.:died t tc beach. way so 11,1 - :.at th-t the men were swept into the nd, thou4.i %%n tact time vessel hcio c t ,ipsei. Two of the to were vil'oled to save themselves; hut the other John LJliiler, we Llittellt to sat', was drowned. .111•.- 4.1•0