14 Henry Lowe, Macclesfield, Chester, hat-manuf Wiliam Pagett, of Gloucester, sadler. John William Mostran, of Buckingham-street, Strand, plas terer.. Robert Sare, of Bath, clothes merchant: John Sums, of Neat h, Glamorgan, victualler. Hen :y Pape, of Pocklington, York, grocer. Samuel Porter, of Chesham, Buckingham, mealman. Samuel Tipper, of Leadenhall-street, bookseller. William Pearse, of Phoenix-street, Somers'-town, builder. Joseph Simmons, of Lamberhurst, Kent, shopkeeper. CERTIFICATES.—JaN. 22. Joshua Haworth, jun. of Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant .— Richard Holroyd, of Sowerby, Halifax, York, woollen-tnanu acturer.—Richard Kirk, of Dartf4rd, victualler.—William Watson, sen. and William Watson, fun. of Ainwick, Northum berland, cornfactors.—Henry St. John, of Penny-Cross, Devon, dealer and chapman.—John Bone and William Hone, of the Strand, booksellers.—W.Llter Post, of Bristol, carver and gil der.—Samuel JVl'Knight, jun. of LivE rpool, merchant. TIM NATIONAL REGISTER. The unequalled importance of the political intelligence of the week, has again compelled us to omit the Pulpit, and the Dra matic Register. In our next, Strictures on the Rev. Mr. Povah. an account of the New Contedy Lost and Found, Gus tavus Vasa, and a large variety of interesting original commu nications with the conclusion of the Retrospect of the Year: The TITLE and INDEX, with a Chronological Table of the EVENTS OF THE YEAR is in preparation, and will be ready for delivery in the course of This Month. TIIE NATIONAL REL.'S rnt. 3Lonbon, SUNDAY, JANUARY 6, 1811. THE KING. Notwithstanding the low ebb of our hopes, rela tive to the ultimate restoration of his Majesty's health, we have the satisfaction to say, the severity of his malady experienced a little alleviation at the beginning of the week ; since which, however, no material alteration has taken place. The Bulletins issued since our last are As follows : _ Sunday—" Nis Majesty has passed a good night, and is ra ther better this mornbT. Mon.day—" His Majesty has passed a good night, and is as well to day as he was yesterday.' Tuesday—" His Majesty has passed a quiet night, without much sleep, and continues the same as he was yesterday." Wednesday—" His Majesty continues nearly in the same state as during the last two clays." Thursday—'‘ His Majesty it.,s not declined from the state id -hi , th he has been during the last four days." _ _ which he ~. ._, Friday—" His Majesty continues as well as he was yester day." Saturday" His Majesty has passed another quiet night, and remains much in the same state as for some days past." SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. R. E. Willmott, Bradford, Wiltshire, money-scrivener. J. Dunn, Turnmill-street, Clerkenwell, victualler. 1 - i. James, Cannon-street, ho(.kseller. 3. Meek and G. Gill. Liverpool, merchants. D. Spalding, late of Thorpe near Norwich, Norfolk, liquor- In e rch ant . R. Deakin and W. Barker, late of Manchester, cotton-spinners. J. Hill, Liverpool, merchant. J. Davis, Lower Bridge-street, Chester, grocer. J. Hodson, Birtnintt: . am, wood-tin r. C. mote arc! J. Chester, hat-tnaptifo.rturers. J. 'l`ltornle•. - , ?oh( n, Lancashire, = nslin-manafacturers. K Surie, I. Elkington, Birmingham, tortoise-shell and ivory box and W. A. Wood, J. birch, and A. Wood, Manchester, cotton merchants. S. Wright, late of Charles-street, Sohn-square, jeweller. C. Harrison, Liverpool, merchant. J. Groombridge, Lay.•rence-Pourtney-hill, merchant. D. A. Linda, Great Winchester-street, merchant. J. Carter, York-street, Borough, Surrey, wine and I:rardy merchant. T. Chidley, Blackmore-street,Clate-market, cheesernorr,er. J. Wall, Oxford-street. hatter. T. Manson, sen. and T. Manson, jun. Tokenhouse yard, merchants and icsurance-brokers. • SV. Speer, late of Bowling- street, Westminster, oil-manufac turor. Vs.'. Cuff, IVEinorles, cheesemonger. J. W Wood and W. Larkin, London, warehousemen. 0. 'Cuter, Camomile= street, Bishopsgate, merchant. CERTIFICATES-JAN. 26. H. Wylie, Mitre-court, Aldgate, merchant.—.T. Bradley, Ro chester, Ker.t, smith.—J, Cooper, late of Plymouth, dealer.— T. Laycck, Miuories, slopseller.—J. Paul, late of Paddington streot, but now of IMary-le-bone-street, pawnbrcker.—P. B. Toledano, Great Prescot-street, Goodman's-fields, merchant.— R. Purnell, now or late of Newent, Gloucestershire, tanner. — W. i\ iii!thEws. Stone, Stairordshire, and J. Phillips, Liverpool, boot-tr.aker , .—P. M. Taylor, of Liverpool, and J. 'l'. Siredley, late of Buenos Ayres, but no'.' of Liverpool, merchalts.—T. Frow, late of Alablethorpe, Lincolnshire, innholder.-I'. Whit marsh, New Sarum, Wiltshire, common-carrier.—W. Taylor, late of Liverpool, merchant.—B. Benjamin, late of Chatham, Kent, glass and chira.-man.—C. Taylor, Bristol, jewiller.—C. Kiugh, Coventry-street, Havmarkirt, taylor.—T. Godwir, Queen- street, Cls..ap.irl.e, merchant.-1. Fearon, Cheaps:de, Nor wich shawl-manufacturer. An Address.—To discover any practical system which can, In on hour raise us, without trouble, to opulent independence, must be a great do.sideratum in ',Mance. Such i 3 the New Plan of the State Lott,ry, that Ly only a s iiali sum, we !nay secure a Fortune to our tantillea w Ctie Read the Scheme, and be corn;::Ted of its cxcell . ence. There are , ±4 Capitals, 4of To w , zy ts Losrld Pounds. klunOred Thousand Pound., in Pliz:23. and no Prize teas than :101. '1 he Druviin o , j wilj be on a New Phin, by WW.ch the purchaJer of sevcraldifferent Nt.rnlier& gab! ain (1. by-each of theta; tbit is a•featttee Ouhnovai in, Lin,: Loue:ltz. Air th 11.4t;cry t L.5:111:;:xt tig,Lth. DENMARK. NAPOLEON has at last displayed the sincerity of his alfec- , tion for some of his Northern allies, whose fidelity had hitherto remained unrewarded. Not satisfied with frater nizing with them, he has drawn their reciprocal relations still closer, and condescended to become the Father of their people. Thus, whilst the former independence of Bre men, Hamburgh, and Lubeck, is swept away to make room for his Imperial yoke, Ihnina7k is graciously robbed of one half of her territory as a pledge of his love, which deigns to accept such a paltry boon from the hands of a vassal Monarch. This information has been communicated to us by letters from Copenhagen, which state, that Denmark has aonsented to give up Holstein to France in crder to enable Buo NAP/LATE to carry his projected cana to the Baltic into execution. It is added that the French troops lately assembled in the vicinity of Hamburgh we:e on their march to take possession of this newly acquired territory. Denmark is to retain possession of Jutland and the islands. It was reported last night, that a Messenger, charged with dispatches of gr, at importance, had arrived in London. The quarter from whence he came was not clearly ascertained. although it was suspected that he has landed from the vessel which lately readied our shores, after a passage of two days from Cuxhaven. It has been confliently reported, that as soon as the Prince Of WALES shill be in possession of the powers vested in him as Regent, several of the Members of the present Administra tion will tender thAr resignation. Should it be accepted, it has also been reported that the Marquis WELLESLEY, Lord GREN mu:, and N:r. CA NVIO, will held distinguished situations under the new Govermnci,t. A ve.t.nel is arrived in the river, which sailed from Gotten bureA, on the ‘27th ult. in company with a fleet o►f 40 sail, under c:;:tvoy I,is Miljey's ship A ,, dent. This is the last Beet ex" pectc:d t) /Ca ta.: the piesent