232 _ . W. Lording. uf Cu' Surr liorse-dealer, Apiil 13, 27, and Mny 18, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Glutton, St. T 1901 as-street, Southwark. D. B Smith, of KiddermiLster, Worcestershire, mercer, April 16, at five, 17, and May 18, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Atiornies, ?lles4s. baiter and Martin, Furnival's Inn, London i and Mr. Bird, Birmingham. E. Poci,ck. late of Huntingdon, plumber, April 10, 17, and May 18. at one, at Guildhall, London. Attiviies, Mr. Searth, Lyon's Inn, London : and Messrs. Jeaniteret and Grogan, Vine-street, Piccadilly. C. Hopwood,, late of Plomptott-M lls, Spolforth. Yorkshire. April 15, 17. and Nli.y lU, at eleven at the White H , ri Tavern, Kings. taa-upon-Hull. Attornies, Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, New Inn, London; and Messrs. M•irtin and Schulefield, Hull. P. Eaton, nt Wition, Chester, timber-merchant, April 28, 29. and Majy 18, at eleven, at the Ruebtic k Inn, North w icli. Att °rules, Messrs. Leigh and Mason, New Bridge-street, London ; and Mr. Barker, klarthwich. W. C. I)ey, of Doncaster, Yorkshire, broker, April 11, at four, 21, and May 18, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Doncaster. 4tiornies, Mr. King, Castle-street, Holborn ; and Messrs. Alas Git, Doncaster. C. Reeve, of Leadenhall street, man's-mercer, April 10, 17, and May 18, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kinsey, Furnival's Inn, Halberd. J. Andrews, of Wigan, Lancashire, hatter , April 14, et five, 15, and May id , at eleven, at the Bucleith'Vine, Wigan Attornies, Mr. Win dle, John-street, Bedford-row, Lot,don ; and iII Gaskell, Wigan. J. Whowell, of II jllisvell, Lancashi.e, cotton-dealer. May 1,3, :Inc, 18, at one, at the Bridge Inn, Poln tide-Moors. A!tornies, Messrs. Haworth, Bolton-le-floors ; and. Messrs. 5111oe and Parry, Temple. J. Payne, late of Waington-square. builder, April 13. ;May 11, and 18, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Kibblewhite, Rowland, sad Rubinson, Gray's Inn place. THE NATIONAL. REGISTER. DIVIDENDS. April V. G. Thompson, of Liverpool, bookseller, at one, at Mr. Wood's office, LiverpooL—May 4. 11. Fell, of Barton, Durham, ship insurance-broker, at twelve, at the Golden Lion Inn, &Leh Shiel,l3.-- April C. and W. 11. Huffam, of Litnehouse, ship-ch.:tidier, at one, at Guildhall.—April 24. J. Worhall, end J. Tliurstun, o. Catharine- Street, Strand, upholsterers, at ten. at Guildhall.--May S. J. Ketcher, of Southminster Essex, farmer, at ten, at Guildhall, London.—May 4. J. Gould, of Plymouth, builder, at eleven, sit the King's Arms Inn, IThiniouth.--May I.'W. Mullens,laie of Candialton, but in,w of Chean, Surrey, builder, at one, ist Guildhall, London.—April 13. .1. Harvey, of l'eeelt-street, Bat bieun, baker, at one, at GuiltileilL—April 44. W. G. Fairman, of the Old ('oange, factor, at one, at Gothiliall.—April H. Linden and J. :hiids, of Billiter-lame, wine-merchants, at one, at -May 4. H. Elliott, of the Kent-road, grocer, at tAelve, at Guildhall.—May 1. E. Dodd, of Dock-head, Bermondsey, tallow chandler, at twelve. at Guildhall.— April '24. J. 13alltuer, of the Chambers, Biduipigate-strtxt, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall.— May 4. A. Paice, of Bridge-street, Lambeth, tea-dealer, at ten, at Guildhall,—April 19. E Morris, late of Carmarthen, ninkeepor, at eleven, at the White Lon Inn, Carmarthen.—April 28, 1. James, ten of Nottingham, cotton-Timier, at live, at the Punch .140%.1,Notti:)gliaia. —April 29. J. Potts, of Blame Waltivld, Chester, corn-ricaier, !e yen, at the Hotel, Macclesfield.--April SO. 1). Law, jun. or Manches ter, common-brewer, at eleven, at the White Fear Inn, Manchester.— Apt 49. S. Martin. jun. of Loughborough, Leicester,iiire, grocer, a , twelve, at the Anchor Inn, Louchtairough.—May I. J. O'Brien and 7. J. Lynch. of Bloomsbuiy-square, Irish linen-merchants, at eleven, et Guildhall.—May 1. I'. Johnson, now or late of Kidderminster, Wor ce,tershire, grocer, at eleven, at Guildhall, T.,oodon.—,Aped 10. J. Ellis, of Swinton-street, Gray's Inn-lane, scavenger, at twelve, at CERTIFICATE'.—Arse 17. A. Webb, of Wimborne-Minster, Dorsetsbure, currier.—J. 7. Jacques and A. V. Wugeninge, late of Globe-lane, Mile-end, verdigris mann ficturerse—G: Walton, of Ltdbury, ilerelurdshire, innholder.—T. Hague, late of Ntw-court, St. Swithin's-lane, nioney-scrivener.-3. Wood, of Brighthelmstone, Sussex, plumber --R. Moye, of Sloane street, Chelfeu, carpenter.—J. Neale, late of Narrow-wall, Lambeth, smith.-41, Morton, late of thtford-street.. grocer.—T. IVright, of Ros ton, Linenhtsbire, nbrahall, of Noble-street, inert-1,40t. Bary, of Miticitliplanc, Wimpurs, of Fleet street, boot-rankir. [Dividends a;rd Ceriiiiersterronzidtcd in our lust.] •: Di V [RENDS. April if. J. Morgan, now or latcof View I3ond-street, linen-draper, ren, . 5.. noy . T. Mi.igay, and P. Ntnt . , of ituithlield, bankers , 5 611.1d1W1.--April ::7. M. DAvvyi r• • 1 1 , r! , , ‘ ..$ - ~' 1 1 "./..: 1 4 A ~.10.- / , ct APRIL IL jun. of Cheslamt, Hertfordshire, miller, at twelve, at buil& all, London. —April 30. A. Young, of Chester, milliner, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Chester.—April 6. J. Monteith and J Sequeira, late of Gracechurch-street, druggists, at eleven, at Guildhall.- , ---April !4. J. Rideing, late of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.—April 24. A. and J and A. Learmouth, of Parliament street, Westminster, merchants, at ten, nt 14. G. A. Wylie, of Warnford-court, Throgmorton-street, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall.—April 6. R. Foulkes of Wilmott-street, Brunswick sqtrare, linen-draper, at one, et Guildhall.—April 't4. J. Ballener, of the City chambers, Bi,hop,gate-s.r , t.t, merchant, at twelve, at Guild. hall.—April 24. 1). Hyde, of W Eksex, grocer, at trselve, at fiuddliall, Lnudott.—April /4. u. Burgess, late of Whiteeross 'street, ale-brewer, but now of Wood.streer, . atellOUSeniiill, TIC t , 'n, et Gui!dhall.—April 19. Enni.t, late of East lat-dlord. Nottinghsni,hire, mercer, at eleven, at the Puncli 11 , w1 Noltii.ultann—May 1. W. R. Eginton, e,f Handsvvortlt; Staffordshire, paint' on g:ass, at eleven, at the Ttoyal Ilirmitigharn.—A!.ril 27. 11. Barker, of Kinoton. 'To!: Hull, turrchati!, at eleven, at the, Neptune Inn, Hull.--April 6. Dl,ff, Finsbur:•-gpinre, 'Perch-inf, at eleven, at Guildhall.-- April 24. W. G. Fairman, f the 0:43 thunrr, factor, at eleven, at Guildhall. —May 8. J. R out h, T. I.e Me-nriel. and H. L. Wittli, of Augin-friars, merchants, at eleven, a! Guildhall.—April 2:3. S. Cypleg, of PriAol. at one, at the Commercial-rooms, Bribt.:l.--April 24. J. Dc imy, late at tiroughttat, Lancashire, grocer, at eleven, at the Globe, Whitehaven. CERTIFICATES—Are TT Q 5. T. S!'n'er, of Cheltenham, Gloocestersl.ire, unholsterer.--A. Charles, of the Old Jew's, wine merchant.—W. K. Bates. et the 111inoties, floor-cloth-tuantitacturer.—L. Ledley, of Tower street, broker.—G. Astor, jun. late of Conduit, nierchailt.—J. of .',or Pdore, Kent, miller. —J. M'Cormiek, of Broad-street, rittrchntt arm. of Pig,* Holborn, taylor.—W. Mason, of New-Court, St. Switt.i. , t . merchant.--R. Thoritt. of Butcher-tow, Etter Smithfield, r.- H. Pow:', f Cirosveitor-mews, St. (fie, r!re's, 1-lano‘e r-sowor house- Honlding, of HandfOrd, Trelithnnt, Sti,ll),;tsbire. corn-dealer.--A. AlKinffie, of Liverpool, merchant low, ben. of Swallow-street, cheesenlonger.--R Mitt.iluton, I..te of Bislinpsgate-street,merchant.--J. R. Wilkinson, tot. of V,' reet, Permondsey, viol of Wattr-lane. cooper.--I'. Cantpl-n. tit eliester.street, merchant.--C Stibbs, now or late o; t`. • shire, upholsterer.--L. Swainson, of Nareb-head-coutt, G. aceclo:r..:l - insurance broker.--e. Brandlight. jittl. late Surit , m, of Lime-street, merchant.--l) Salmon, I.owcr La>t Sinirt,fiv;d, SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. FOREIGN OFFICE, APRIL 10, 1813 Dispatches, of which the following are copies, have net n , crelved by Vi s count Castlereagh, his Maje , ty's ta.:.• of State for Foreign Affairs, from General Viscount Cathc,at, I. T. his Majesty's Ambassador Extraordinary and Pleanpotentiary to the Court of Russia : Imperial Head-quarters, Kalisa, March G. lleferrit , to my dispatch from St. Peter-burgh, I.y the mes senger 14: 7 11, I have now the lio•.our to acquaint your Lordship, that having begun my journey, ,on tho Emperor's invitation to join bins at head-Anarter% on the vitli of February, I reached Riga in foriv•eight hairs, and arrived in this town Wore day-break on Luiperor received. re in his accustomed most gracious manner, and, in an audience immediately after the parade, was pleased to state the outline of his recent operations. In the first place, the result of his Imperial Majesty's communi rations to the C o urt Of Berlin, made on his first arrival at %Vilna, has been the of a treaty ot peace awl alliance, offensive and di.f. usivc, Wifh 'that power. The Plenipotentiaries are Medial Prince kutusoff Smolensko, and the Chancellor Baron Hardenbcrg. Ina pursuance of this renovation of amicable relations, the most active contliined military` operations are already in progress. • .This day a teport haspbeen received of the actual occupation of Berlin by the lill‘cesOf his Imperial Majesty, under the Atd2-de- Camp-GiAieraltikfitcreti. . • The head-quartcrs of the Russian army are established in this central position, to give the riecessarylimi - for receiving recruits and convalescents, who are daily afriving, and for supplying neces saries to troops who haw . been engaged in a compaign of an unex ampled andnninteraspte4.l series ot military. operations and marches for eleven months. - Thii pause will ; however, be of short duration. Nothing caQ Le