~.. man. Richard Lce awl David Payne, of, Cheapside, sliAwllprinters. illiain.Bagnold, of Liverpool, brewer. t fobert Hunt , of Buckltrsbury, warehouseman. t amen Richardson . , of Sloane-street, Chelsea, apothecari. It' Thomas Norris, of 11buichester, merchant. .- Peter Godart, late of Wilmot -street, Brunswick-square ¶'ottenliam-court-road, oil min. Edward Paine, of Dowgate-hill, merchant. :1 and t CERTItrCATES--FEB. 16. George Lambert- and Thomas Francis, of Mile-End-road, toach4nakers.L4itrnes Moles, of Rimed, Monmouthshire, mrr .chate..--Job.n Walker,o/ Blacksnan-street, Surrey, linen-draper. Thoruber, of Mom° uth7street, Seven Dials, !;Tocer. —John Clemmons and Charles Price, of Picket-street, Strand, cheese mongers.—John Robertson arid J. Stein, of Laurence- Pountnwhilli mercluinti..—Ybotriiis Maynard, late of Mount- Pleasant, St. James's, Clerkenwell, horse-ha ir-manufactuter.— William Ford, of Beckington ' ) Sornersetshire maltster.-:-Wm. - Woolcott,• Wandsworth-road, Sr. Mary,' I.;embeth, Surrey, Dritkeford., of Coleshill, Warwick, butcher.— Joseph Pickering, of Haliwell, Lancashire, cotton-spinner.— John Bull, late of King's Langley, Hertfordshire, carpenter.— fohn Richardson, of Kingston-t pon-Hull, spirit-roetchiint.— William Suter, late of Deptford, Kent, bricklayer.—William Coed, of Catcaton-street, inerchant.---Richard Amer, of . New iirreet, Dockliead, Surrey, callenderet.—Abram Rawlinson and T. Blrot, of Liverpool, merchants.—James Comb, of Upper- Cleveland-street, Fitzroy-square ,baker. TO SUBSCRIBERS AND THE PUBLIC. The TITLE i Itinex, and CIIRONOLOC4CAL TAIILt of the most Rill/Iab:ABLE EvzN'l's of the YEAR 1810, are now ready for delivery, GR ATIS. h! pass* 'AO of& !sty's hot. removed, and that if any Vacancy shall happen in any office in his Majesty's household, it shall not, during such time, be filled rp." This amendment Vas carried by a majority of clause from the 14811 nine, after the as ,sent le _ 0 - had been rejected by a majority of 12. The sole direction of the Royal-Household will thus be nested . - in the •QtJr.rw, until another Act is paSsed, after the Regent shall have been installed, settling what ,t shall be atta-.led to the QUEEN, and. what tcrihe Regent.—This we cannot conceive to be other than a most unfair proceeding, even towards the PnweE hiniself.—He ascends the Chair of Regency with restrictions imposed by Parliament—the Parliament are answerable, not he..—But what is the case with respect to the Household ? They wilt throw upon him the obloquy after he is Regent, of proposing, through his Ministers, to take away the honours of the RoyalHousehOld, and to strip his poor father of his state and dignity. This most ungracious service they will put upon him. The Parliament now will not do it—but when he' is in power then he is to do it. The diminution of his father's splendour is to be the act of his son, and . thus the' first advised by his friends is ameasdrethat lender his Government unpopular. the titlic4: should be protected against his self-styled I - 64- r they are doing infinite injury. to his interests. PORTUGAL. - -•:: The- following is an extract of letter' fii,ns Lisbon, dated. Jan.lo: • " All the Officers belonging to our arniy, with % it j s e - jr ' had the honour to converse, Con s ider a battle as itivr, Ay to take place in A few days, than at any time since onr reheat from Busaco to 'forres Vedras. The combined arlhy m i llthe Whole, very formidable. So, indeed, is that fie t and come the contest whin it may, the'clash Waite terrible; but if the Portuguese perform what is expected of themm, there rah be no doubt Victory 'will declare in favour of the aflle . " - ` " Massena has for some tine past beenmakingAii most formidable preparations for attacking the British lines. •He has constructed bridge's, ides du pont, 'and a number of other military works. f•rdiliave our tinny been idle spectators of what has been goihg ox. 'Our tins 'nit a Most formidable appearance. LIM! " Several reinforcernenti . ferithe different corpslanded here bat viree!i, and immediately niarched of to join their respective -regiments. Most of the marines belonging to the fleet, and a late body of seamen, have been some tin*. on shore, working the batterietK; and yesterday an-order arriveclfor every maxi in a state of convalsacence s Lo Nada imondiudy.4o, join the army:" !:•k !? eft/ ! 7'.. ,- ,77 'Ads SPAIN. , We are sorry to learn from a Spanish Gentleman recently arrived from Spain, and of whosiiiittach ment to his country's cause we cannot entertain eves a doubt, that affairs ‘-that part of- tl.e IS THE NATIONAL REGISTtII. . ..,........ - - - - -- .. - .......11 a...pa ........... ................ UV.... •••1•••••• : . . .. . • Charles' Haley, I;te' of Vreginore-Strei..t, Watch-maker. • ci feed in - sdi Peet 'bf Parliament to Masa& ..Robert Buchanan, of Liverpool, vender of Ateg ieines. William Ebsworth, of Westbury, Gloucestershine , dealer. , ed, and that until the passing of sntli Act; - Thomas Naigh Midwood, Bow-lane, Cheapside warehouse- cer o f his M a jesty 's household `ihall b be re ......n _ . ... .• a ' ' • TnE NATIONAL ItE 4STER. ILCIOOII, SUNDAY, JANUARY 27, 1811. THE • KIN% • ..Builetins of his Majesty'i Health issued since our I:at : , . S.:tlac f te t -1 lis . l‘lajesty appeared to be more' indispoied in•the • course of yesterday; but is this morning as well as he was before. Monday—His Majesty appearrto be in a favourable statr this a•°/ V , new/ay—His Majesty is quite as well this morning as he was yesterday. 14'ettarsd. - zy—l - lis Majesty appears rather better to-day. larseiv—piiia ; Majesty is as well as lie 4as been oa any pre cecii:); day. d rri,LaN-1-lis Majesty continues In the same state in whicla he . ivas yesterday. Suiurdell—his 'Majesty goes on iti a satisfactory manner. (Signed us usual.) fi• It! • ; , ; 7 . ,F4GENCY, BILL. , .1/.! The Ilegenellßilt.was discussed on Friday night • in the Hcuse.ttiAbisrdi,:in a Committee, and It.:4i -vision toolclthWitrirfilte'-elause relittive to the "clitititielioldii rbelMarquis of LANSTIOL'i N E MOV ad 'isiif filiqpinieitifi . at after the4Ards-vesting the 4#1 41 . . cage' Ottii Stijali lirs s on in i'keViieen, g t0..1: ..1: ." , • c t , • ,44.- •. .. • 1 4.. - . I , ,ethF i I,74ll,l!,ll, d sOciiir i ,spop, i of sucluitortpli Of his ~ ma j estejillart*Od 4....*iia1l be cieeitied re.quisith ' .And suitable far thgzdjitfittendance co:liis Majesty's - -sacred person, and' ttid 'maintenance of his royal dignity," should be inserted, 14 and - as's-hall be cpc- 111/0