THE NATIONAL REGISTER. _ • arid W. Ilor ler, Bristol, salesmen—Dawson. Briggs, aad Simp son, Wapping-Wall, Shadwell, grocers---Claranee and puck, Whitechapel, grocers...Lemrnon and Gall, London. Howard and Vow, Kingston-upop•tiull, spl~it.vurcht } n4-.'G . Phillips, sen. G. Phillips, jun. and Wil etxford-street, glaSilUte°•" M. 4nd S. Sheldon, and Green v Nottnitham, litlaDr•ularchants..... E. Body, jun. Set ow, and J. Body, Plisnouth, inerchants t -W. and J. Arrowsmith i Balton.-.11. and C. Braolie ' Roberts,Rnheets and Rose, Bristol, merchant s --Stuot *ad Sharpe ' Alles.street,Cler. kenwell, dyers Fester and Tayler,l4l!trport, pl anthers-7AF pies yard and Walton, Halifa;, eiliket•EOWenriClarkel Jup, and M. and W. Grgory, LetcgOeg i and 0. bit Donal!, Uadenhall-street, printersurßay agd nrxoo, Walsall, Stafford ;hire, groptrs—RicUrtis aid igjiasgq, Stastrinidgelb!Dakszaith. BANKRUPTCIES ENLAIIMED. • William Dean, Keaton-street, Ressf.ll-square, shopkeeper, from January 14, to hlarch 4, at ten, at Guildhall. George anal Alexander Renting*, 'Oxford l stret-t, cabinet autlzers, from Jauttacy 14, to JattattrY f at ten, at Guildhall. f!AIyKRI.JPT*. Satnuel rtaiAtriels, Calverley, Yorkshire, elgthier, Jan. 27, at five, QS, aljd Feb. 23, at eleven, at the Slnn, un ' Bradford. . .At ornies,'Mr. Evans, Hatton: prim LnatiOn ; ana Mr. pros ley, Bradford. William Sampson, Liverpbol, flour-dealer, Feb. 2,3, and 25, at twelve, at the George Inn ? Liverpool. Anomie*, Mr. For rest, Llverpoql ; and Messrs. Sheppard and Adlington, Bedford tow, Logi! on. hinut Kinder, Manchester, clothier, Jan. 30, 31, and Feb. 24, at eleyen, at' the' Whit; Hart Inn, Leicester. ttornies, I SAeivbef. 44.kson and. Judd, Stamford'. Henry stetterve, Helconibe-Regis,'Dorsetshire, linen-draper, Jan. 21, 31, and Feb. 25, 4 t ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. by4do, Alder:gate : street, 'London. Sohn 'rumba!), Liverpool, ‘butaher, Feb. 9,4, and 25, at one, at the Glue Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, • Mr. Woods, Li vOrpool ; and Mt. Blackstock, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry. toil ;am Germaq, Bristol, pntsterer, Jan. 2'l, 28, and Feb. 2Ef, at 'eleven, at the Bush' Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. James, Gray's Inn-square ; or Mr. Cooke, Bristol. Henry Budden, Little Chapel.itreet, Westminster, carpen ter,. Jan. 21, 28; and Feb. 25, at twelve', at Guildhall. Attor- Rey, Mr. Latkow, Wardrobe-place, Doctor's Com Mons. Thomas Fraser, Well-street, Mary-le-bone, coach7spring manufacturer, Jan. IT, 28, and Feb)2s, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pinero, Charles-street, .Cavendish-square. Edward Glazier, Lea-bridge, Middlesex, publican, Jan. 21, 28, strut Feb. 2.5, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attoruies, Messrs. Tebhutt nnti'Sfinttlemfortb; Gray's Inn -square. • DIVIDENDS. • Feb. 4. Beßjamin Nunn, Houndsditch, Raw9hrokq, at twelve, at Guildhall. Feb. 4. Joseph Midgely, Leeds, dealer, at the Globe Ta vern, Liverpool. Feb. 28. Edward Morgan, Noble-street, warehouseman, at twelve, at Guildhall. k'eb. 4. Edward Coats, Thomas Magsey, and Joseph Hall, II orninglow, Burton-up(us-Treut„ &sand, brewers, at eleven, at the White Hart, Burtoo.upon.Trent„ Feb. 10. John Hartley, )(tidal. Westmorland, shoemaker, at eleven, at the Commercial Inn, Kendal. Feb. VI. Charles 'Bartlett, Cannon-so stone mason, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 4. Daniel Bloom, Trowse Miligate, Norwich, merchant, at one; at Guildhall, London. • Feb'. 4. 'Henry Hill Harvey, Tokenhouse-yard, Lo ndon, • lsroker, 10 twelve, at Guildhall. Feb. 4. Gilhert"Sprague, Topsham, Devon, rope-maker, at One, at Guildhall, Laudon. Feb. 18. Chapman Ives, Coltishall, Norfolk, brewor ) at :-road, Middlesex, 'stop, York, dealer, at eleven, City-road, M iddle- London. ortiake, Surrey, ts4llow-chand- 's -Inn-square, nioney-bcrive rerpnni, co:Ion-manufacturer ; low. . eleven, nt Guildhall. London. ,it;el). 16. J !in Lockwood, Beest, ~.••• . ‘ •., '...... Garter lun, Lee.li. ivi t ri ii ,‘, , ,.,.: - ' . - 1 ,. , • . White, Craven-b, ~,-44 /• . -:-A474.17...,,.: -' - .;,,, ven, ft 1 Gil ild hii le /It 1.,.•• , t J • l i tt '' er.jun. Mort !Fr: ' ' i':- • ' ir .-- ',z • -.! ' 11, London, •.6 •,.* .... 11.6 :• 4. -, l i t: ;k• A 411,4ke Oil :,....2,41; 'roan, Gray'l tf..V.1., _"- - ..r • ti , i'f' • . 11, Londtm. e.j.':., .. 17.!'t - ~.° 4 7: .•,, . Winch/it, Li vi ~,. • 4 0-e' ‘';, - ,- rya ' • -1. ce ' , r -- avers,. Liverp . . . 1'... 1 .- ."4 - 17.2...------.......-......-4,- JAN. 15, Jan. 30. James gills, Wood within Saddieworth, Myer, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Feb. 7. James Wilson and John Sallows, Oxford-street, leather4ellers, at tee, at Guildhall, London. orkt FERTIFICATES— FEB., 4. Robert Motteram, Walsall, Stafford; victualler—James Weston, vintner—John Piuk. Gravesend, Kent l bouseyearpenter- r Jererniab Parkinson and John Stork, St. Saviour's phurch-yard, Surrey, hop-factors—David Isaac, Liverpool, slap-teller—John Birch and Robert Robinson. Lan caster, eott”-spinners, T ßoger LV jliams , Bedwelty, Monmouth, shopitire.per---Jnbn Brooke Knight, Camoznile.street, Bishops. grae.street, corclwainer—Chae.es Ward A pthorp, Bridge-street, Blackfriars, merchant... Walter Mason, 4eartley- place, Kent road,' Surrey, brandy-merchant. The Gazette contains a letter from Captain Sanders, of his Majesty's sloop Beßette, stating the capture of the Danisit cut. ter privateer Paulin& of 10 guns and 42 men, and a letter 'from Captain Gill of his )Majesty's Anal) Onyx of 10 guns and 'l6 men, relates the particulars of his having captured the Dutch National brig Maly, formerly British, and captured by the Dutch in the Eno.. She mounts 12 eighteen-Tout-oer commades and four long hralAs six-pounfler and 04 men.' Ou beard the Onyx there were stone killed. Thomas King, seaman, was badly wounded 1 as was James Langworth, who is since dead; and James Har low, slightly wounded. •The Dutch crew had kve killed and six wounded. THE . INATRAIT OF HIS MAJESTY, From b/ sir W. BErcuEir l which wivs iptepdrd tq be delivered GRATIS On qyltleN text, cannot possibly be got lee* before pinda2l. Jan. 20, when it will 1;051717n:I be DISTRIBUTED GRATIS! And on which Day, the INnE; to Complete the First Vo lotA4 of this Paper; together with F HROA : O 4 O Q IC4L T 4BLB OP THB BPB O PTS q t T•MIF PAS T Miff, will be ready for Delivery, It may be necessary to inform our POUNTRY svascayants, that it Wil! be impossible' o transmit the PORTRAIT, &c. by the Post, without completely destroying their value and appearance; and therefore Residents in the country should give immediate direction to their respective Newsmen, Clerks of the Roads, and Booksellers, to And some certain and safe means of forwarding the Portrait;' Index, &c. Should any Suhscriber have lost or Mislaid any of the Numbers of the Na ir tional Register ; it is probable that their sets may be eomple.ted, las the Proprietors have preserved most of the hack NuOiers for that purpose. Orders for Trif NATIONAL REOIIITEI! should ht 111111tedi. `ately sent to the Office, 11, Catherine-street Strand, or to the Newsmen, Booksellers, and Clerks of the Roads ) to prevent, the chance of disappointment. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. tonbon, SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, ISO, ' PQLITIC4L EVENTS OF THE WEEK. THE Twentieth Bulletin of the French army haG been re ceived, and in a manner similar to that in which many of the preceding ones were conveyed to this country. It is dated Madrid, Dec. 19th, and represents his Corsicari Majesty in the best state of health, and in the neighbour. hood of that capital. This is unquestionably most pro . * rflinent fc;atuie in the Bulletin. How t the Hero; whose ..L_ _l_ _r .t tin I