FEB. 18. CI:IITIFICATES, MAUCH w. w a rm, Conduit-street, Hanover-quire, h. .T-keeper.—.l. Wenvoe, Glarnoronshire, maltster.—J. Carrm'aerst. H : drs Owen, shrershiv, money-scriven Laidlsw, K in eon-urn:l4i ull, m Humble, Great Sc. Thomas Apostle, biker.—lt. Orme, eilercer, draper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOI.VIzr). E. s a . a i ne and .1. Swine, Whito-arreet, I , inshury, London. mer chant:. —C. 'l'. Thornhill, J. White, T. Young, J. Tiler, and W. For man, 1/elitfortl, Durham. flint-glass manufacturers—J. & W. Howell, Binningluun, coal dealers.—.l. Pickwnrth and .1. l'ridlingtrm. Wyke. ham. Elwick and .1. Robinson. Wakelick], Yorkshire, upholaterces.--D. Britten, jun. and T. Walier, street, packers.—K. Roughley and T. Brown, llardsliam-within-Win die Sc. Helen's, nail-makers.—C. Samples and J. Bork, York-street, West iiiinstA , , butehers.---11. & R. Clark: & J. Burgas, Coal Exchange, I.tnulon, coal-esetors.—J. Cook and W. Culver, Ipswich, millers.— Wilson, A. Wilkinson, C. Whitaker. and .1. Cotton, Kingston-upon vlnll. nierchants.—J. & J. Branvall, Saddloworth. Yorkshire, oorn a r d e m—W. Walton and .1. Le Grand, Leiulenliall-street, London, scnlsmen.- 11 . Baker and J. Whit:. Duke-street, St—Tann:4's, wire hoiumnen. .1. and J. Sedgwiek, Present. Lancashire. joiners. 11. Corte and J. Sneed, Lewisham, Kent, hatcher,.—D. Taylor and C. laic Itithbone.olaice, hair-ilres:Lvs... T. Nlillington and Crowther, kin ! .taton-npon-Thames. iipholders. —l'. and W. Furlong, haberdashers.-1?. &T. Jon , 4, Lieerrul. ilnig grinders.— tv, Fos, L. Bayne:. and .t. Hicks, Liverpool, tobac , on'stri..—NV. & S. Liverpc.4, iron-merchants.-1.. Cointes e. .1. Jar: t, and J. Poiret, VVell.-street, Dicro Hudson and S. W. Illmenwe. 'Aliniehesier.—G. N. J. Pannell, Ash, Stirrcy, hors:-desks.-11. &'l'. rs. Neweas!!c. door-clAii manufocturers.—.l. Helium and 11. Mile-end, hc:„.v..ers.—T. Oliver and R. Butcher, Mincing-Ime, Lisalon. merchants.-1.. Harrison and J. C. Leigh. Strand. printers.— W. W. Wri-dit and T. Hammond. Token-house-,aril. London. stock brokers.—'l. I'eninb'ton and r.. Simpson, Liverpool, williner&—T. Park and 11. F. Rickards, TUE.S'DArs LONDON GAZETTE. At the Court at Brighton, the 12th day of February, present. Ili:: Royal Highness fee Pnrce. Regent in Council. SI lE. LEES appointed by his llloyt.l the Prince Regent in Council. in the name :mil on the behalf of his slajixty, for the year 1 , 0;. It..orounsitian—henry Brandreth. of Houghton Regis, Eiq. 11t:aeslt ti l'o wiett Wrighte Runyon, of Englef.eld, Bra; n A suit n v.—Thomas 'fyringliem Bernard, of Nether Win. ch, Mon. Usq. C.%ani AND 11 VNT . --John Whitby Quintin, of Marley SUnt Gorge, Csq. l'aesitttt—Sanutcl Alderney, of Aldnvy. Esq. marawas.—William Browne, of Tuflantire Hall, Esq. 111: itiorsn um—.l4ll Ped, of the Pe.stur.:s. Esq. I)troxsitanc—Sir Arthur Chiehtster, of Youlston. Hart. mast:Tsui in r —lolin Herbert Btowne. of Weymouth, Esq. riik:x—Nielwlas Pearce, of Lougliton. Esq. Gi.oersiutsuiltE—Hailiel John Nibl:tt, of Harefichl. Esq. IltazronnsitiaF.--Kingsmill Evans. of th:: Hill. hat. Ils:itTrottrisulitE—•Halliti Gall. of Youagshury, Esq. KENT —Alexander Evelyn. of Saint Clem, Esq. I. r CE ST E ail un--Charles William Potthin, of Ber;:by, Esq. I.l‘cat.N its:—..Nevill? King, of Ashby, Mom mourtictutE—Sir Henry Protheme, of I.lantamam.-Abbey, Knt. , Nostrotz—Siggismund Trafronl Sonthwell. cf Wmxhan, Esq. Not - mast eTorrsittnit—flir .1:411-4 Langlimn, of Cottisbrooke. Bart. SORT/11FM nrit LA s o--M.ltetew Bell. of Woolsington. Esq. Nozzistutta sou 1 nE—Sir nobs. Howl Brantley, of East Stoke., Bart, throaostrt RE--John of Cullton, E 9,1. RUTLAND:IIII K Cole Gilson, of Barley, Esq. SIMPSIII Thomas John Tyra hitt Jones, of StartLy, Bart. itomEUSET llt E—.lAn Csoodford. of Yeovil, Esq. SzarrottosntuE—John Smith. of Great Fenton, Esq. lOC )(TY OF SOCT A )(Pros—J. Morsnt. of Brockenhurst, Esq. Surrott—SirCharles 111ois, of Cosktield Nall, Bart. SURREY—Benjamin Barnard, of Ham Common, Esq. SEsszx—John 111,.tratn, of Bottingdcan, Esq. WARWICKNITI RE—William Holbeche, of Farnborough, Esq. 111 l tE—John Hussey, of Sew Sarum. WoncEserttsu t R E—Joseph Lea, of the Bill. 1::q. Yo akS !lilt Olivtr Gsscoitme, of Parlirutnts, Eaq. SOUTH WALES. CsnmaßzttEN--Jahn Colby, or Pennywern. Earl. Prstanosz—henry Mathias, of Fern Bill, h:sq. CARDIGAN—Thomas Lloyd, of Cocdmore, GLAMOIMAX—IIenry John Gent, of S.:moll-Castle, P.sq. llaeco'—Edwanl Kendal, of 1 laity Park, Esq. Itauxuß—Sir Burford Jones. of Baultibmok, Bart. . NORI'H WALES. Ittratovl:Tti—Thos. Dackentiohl Ashley. of rwalliezaidiog, ( to kayo x—roon - ns Burrow. of Bernath. Eaq. Axt.t.t . o.v—Rohert Bulkeley. of Gmnant, F.sq. Mosl Gournv—Thoneu NVatkin Youlle. of Cloghrtn. Esq. 1)..,: mon—Edward Edwards. of Cerrig I.l.9(iliort. Esq. I'LlNT—.George lloseawern of Nlariord, Esq. PRINCE OF %VALES'S COUNCIL. At a Council of the I'rince of Wales, held at the Pavilion at Bright hehnstone, on the ist !bit, Sir Arso,tt flurry Nlali%wort:l, of Vila-arrow, Cornwall, Batt was appointed Sheriff of Cornweid fur the prei,ent year. DOWNING-lITREtT. FED. 13,1 RM. . _ The Prince Regent has been pleased to appoint Major-Gen. Sir Fr.derick Rubinson, K. C. A. to be Governor of Tobago.— :V..ior..Geti. G. W. Itninsity, to be Governor of Antig - aa and Mont ri-t.lnrnai ernhyn. I. to be Governor of St. Christopher, 1164 !shwas. BANKRUPTCY SCPRRSETIF.D. S. Watt, of the B.ptist 111.ntiIffee.ho. Allilennanbury, merchant. BANKRUPTS. . _ _ E. M r.n Lovir.„ Slitton Mill,Sinop hue, miller. to surrender Feb. 20. I , March 16, at the Linn Inti, ShrcrishitrY. Alts. ProdanilAnd tor, liritrowich.s , ftz.re. 1.. M. ntlry.Ntltt, St. Mary-ase, merehattt, Feb. Q. 27. March 26. at Guildhall. Au,. Isearo: and Son. Swithin's-lane. It....it:•rcnt.y, Scarborough, merchant, March 8,9, 2G, at the Black Swan, York. Atte. Sykes gun! Co. New. inn. I. It. Itontet,t„ Liverpool, merchant, :11.trels 7, A, 2G. at the King's Anus, I.iverpunl, Atm. Adlington and Co. Bedford-cow. It. DARN' 0011. Swamass. grocer, Feb. 27. 23, 51etri:h 26, at the Swan lon, Birmingham. Mt. Mr. ligerton, Gray's-ir.moquarc. It, W 11,,K r.R. (treat (tiiinsby. boat-builder, Fob. 23, March 24.26, at the Qtren's Head tun, CoresuGrl 'ashy. Ate. Mr. t;rey. It. Hosts, Plyinouth, printer, Ltd). ta. 2d, March 2G. at the Iliad, Plymouth, Mt. Mr. Donne, New-inn. J. Cowan:4F V, Ntalbv, Vockshile, Ceb. 29, March 1. 2G, at the Gran 1./ra. ; on. Doncaster. Att. arid Ca Now.inn. J. B (ulEnitl, Chettpsa.. merchant, Feb. tl. Nitwit S. 2d, at G.tild ladl Atta, Hell and Co. Bow 171ituch-yard. J. Ilasinsin.Chearside, glover, Feb. to, 27. March 20, at Guildhall. Atts. W UN and Co. Warnfool.eourt, Throgniortononreet. B. Pocock, Heilbuirn. /lortiordshiro. miller. Feb. 17. 2*, ,Mardi at cuihthau. Mt. Mr. Alexander, Carey-atmt. W. Doti Loway. Bedwardine, tVercest:rshire, wul, lcr, Marc* 7. (I, :G. to the Star and Garr: r, Woretsita. ,It.t. Mr. Becke, Dream's buildings, Chancery-lune, Mys.ittovg, Swallow-suvet, Jeweler, Feb. 17, V, March 1111, at Guild': . 1 1. Mt. Mr. Nlakimion. Temple. Gloe,sttershire, mower, Feb. 17, 24, March 2.i, atlit.ika.tll. Au. Mr. Hume% Sulth‘lark. J. 'frat Pighttrn, Yte:scire, hrokir. Fib. 26, 27, 7'.l.lrelt at the • Red Lio n I n n, Putica,ter. I.onginll atit , Co. Cray's-inn. W . V. Comm, Warwick, plimilar, Itc't. 23, 2t, March 41i. at the Warwick Anni Inn, Warwitk. Mt. Mr. liutoot, Tutirle. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. It. CooPER. Tetbury. Glocesterahire, woolstapler. Feb. 23.24. Nl.irch 2i, at the Talbot lan, Tetbury. Atli. Lon; and Co. Gray's-inn. T. DENT, Carlisle, drape•, Feb. 22. 25. March 26, at the Bush Inn, Carlisle. Att. Mr. Bukett, Cloak-lane. W. SI'ENCE &T. Jo NES. iun. Bishop WCILMIOII 4 I,O3ONI-flftell. Feb. 2.3, 24, March 26. at the Bridge Inn, Bishop Weannouth.. Att. Mr. 84kb:ton. Symond's-ion. E. Let:, Skipton, Yorkshire, cotton-manufacturer. Feb. 21, 22. March 2' l . at the Devon .hire Hotel. Skipton. Att. Mr. Hectic Staple-inn. B. SAN DM am - v.v., Doncaster, innkeeper. Feb. 2a, 29. March 26, at the Old Angel Inn, Doncaster. Atts. Blensdale and Co. New-inn. J. TEE E. Newtown Basduireh, Shpopshire, shopkeeper, Feb. 20, 21, '.larch en, at the Lion Inn, Serewsbury. Att. Mr. Griffiths, South . DIVIDENDS. March 5, C. Fogs, Catherincourt, Tower-ha/, merchant. at Guild hall.—March 9, S. Tidy, 'lover, duper, at Guildhall.--March 5, J. Hamper, High-street. Southwark, hosier, at Guildhall.—March a, T. Lewis, Birmingham, brass-foandef, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. 49. W. Bohan, Bury-strest, Westminster, plumber, at Guilds hall.—Feb. 40, .1. Trustrum. Won l-strcet. London, and Estee-street, Mutton, umbrella-maker, ut GuildhaU.—March 9, J. Richards and, J. C. White, Martin's-lane, Cannon-stres, merchants, at Guildhall.— March 3, P. Stringer, Edmonton, school-mistress, at Guildhall.— March 1.1, J. Oslaldiston. Southampton, baker, at the George Inn, Sauthampton.—Feb. 17, T. Gibson and .1. Johnson, I-awrenee-lane, bankPrs. (;uiidliall.—Feb.l7, o.Carter, Chamomile.strect, niefelant, at Ga3dhall.—March a, J. Cutting, Playford, Sufflilk, miller, at the King's Arms Inn, Woodbridge.—Ntarch 14. J. and J. T. Fraser. Sloane-sittare, 11ms:twin-molt Guillhall.—March 5, Clive and S. Richardson. Tokenhouse-yard. merchants. at Giiildliall.—March 5. H. Shuttleworth. Litigat,!-hill, optician, at Guildhall.—March 19, T. Wood, Gaswell-street, Clerkeuwell, bedstead-maker, at Guildhall.— March 50.. T. Dodd. Norfolk-street. Nliddlesca Hospital, cheesemon !r, at Gltil iliall.—March 7, N. Ratlin, Hinckley, Leicestershire, ho sier, at the Bull's Head. Hinckl:w. CERTIFIC.\TF.A.—Haug 5. _ _ _ _ J. S. Ilaneox, Live-peed, inc:reiant.—J. Bennett, Rots, Itereford. shire, oesrdwainer.—NV. liardeastle, Nigh Holborn hookseller.—C. Jones, Worthen, Shmpsliire, mercer..—l. Waren, Bishopsgnutestr,et, ship-broker.-1. Walkden, !Market Flarborout:h. I.eicestershin4, inn koeper.—G. Finery. Stafrirdshire, dealer.—l. & I. St R. (Irmo, qe.n. Nottiatelain, Baddeiley, Nottin,rham. Fann-street, Alderszae-street, tallow-ehandler.—R. Daniel. Coleman-street, c0a.. 4 1-master.—J.Clarke, Leiceder-square, draper.—.l. (79,k, F.psout, innkceper.--.S. Kilburn, cattle.:obber.—A. Sillier, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, currier.— It. Anthony, Plyrrnrath. gime?. P.MTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. J. C. l)ver and If. Iligginson. Manchotter.—T. West and R. C. Hanson, Gainshomugh, Lincolnshire, surgeons.—.l. Drawn. and J. Lomax, Bolton le Moors. Irn-ashire.—W. W. Wright and T. Ham mond, Pickle Herring Wharf, Tool:-y -street, cost-merchants.—R. and W. Archer, College-hill, Upper Thaincs-st. Boor-factors.—T. Green wood, Rankleld, Yorkshire, J. Greenwood, Wheatley, Ovcnden, and J. Crass lev, Ilalifax, attar -spinnem—A. Nightingale and E. Salmon, (Afford, school-mistresses.—W. Davis and. It. Bennett, Newgate-ht. and Flee-st. jewellers..—T. G. Anstlell and W. Wainwright, Liver pool. hlock-makers.-11. Mulct. B. Sykes, and S. Jones. Brittol, gro c n. .l. AlLop and 0. Temilin, )lncklersbury.—S. Harris, and H. and .t. Aaren, Plymouth Dot;, jewellers.—.l. Houhtint and G. S. Warman, Liverpool, cotton-d.aters.—J, C. White and W. Minot, Mitre-court, Fenehtirch-st. merchants.—J. Alexander and J. Illues, Tokenhonce-yard. Lotlibtiry.—S. and T. March, Barnstaple, Devon shire, hurlers.—R. 'Lawson and I'. Barnet. Bristol, habenlmhers.—W. Benham and W. Mason. rastle-st. St. Mary-lc-itone. coaelismiths.— S. Lawson, M. Walker, W. Patri-k. ne. , l J. Gr.etves. Leeds, machinc makers.—'r. Hall, Dunston, and W. Ward. Lincoln. maltsters....,-Nf. G. Rainals and G. .fones. ackney-road, coal-merchants. —T. Gibson. C. Myers, and .1. W. Beckwith, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, chemists.—T. D. O'Neil and W. English, Bristol, victuallers. •ro TFIE READER. .• Ti! E Proprietors of the .V . . 1 TION. I. REGISTRR have at tength tern (walled to eprt that change in the SIZE aftlair Puhli ration. trhich they lately nrinonived as their Inteislion. Thy r NEW TYPE has b-en f)itaish:d by 11..sars. :if I 1,L.111 and Co. of Edinburgh. and does synth credit to their Foundry. both jiir its 6e3utp and di , tirudness. and its ,zeivral suitalilita for a Paper of erteo,ke eirrot,tion. The enlargement of the l'uper to the Quarto Size, in it this din appears. has Mn madr in mmplicnce with the :erns frequent applications which they hair received ; that Size rill hen..-forth be r anlinuod, though at a greatly increased expense to the Proprietors ; and win, it is leope.i, lie or 'meaty uppmved by its Headers, as w^ll fn its se 1.-i al pages being tone more teddy ad: cried to, as for great INCREASE of ITS CONTEXTS; it being ;tax, perhaps, the largess Paper in circulation. The onus in! !earth to the Parliarnentn-y Intelligence Us this meek been extended. on account of its great barren: and Importance, has prcehided Ji , r the present the insertiini of some ildnahl. :tracks which n..is in eont.-inpbtion, but whi:ll Trill in future be pees:lament Features of the NATIONAL IiEGISTEIt. C. 4. The TITI,P and I.vnrx fa' the hut rohme.torethes with the ,s '.I I, ell 11l IN(SLIK: I', trill he readyibr deli, ery with the rd. et Sauday's Po owe, and will be brought to the pres..t : the I',,hlleaticia if this day being the etnamencenieut elite VOLI! NE floe 'SIG. PRICES OF STOCKS yEs Y. Ralik Stock 21S 4 per Cents.9Ul per Crut. Consols 1t II Onmium 17$ 3 per Cent. Red. alb Long Aun. 1. - )1 4 per Cents. 77 Excheti. Rill 2 to 3 prem. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. I.oNisoN : SUN' DAY, FEBRUARY 18, We have received Park, Ilamhurg.k, and Rro.tvrit .Journals. The French Journals, which are of Tuesday htst, are totally destitute of interest, These papers inform tis, that in one department more than flirty tax gathercl:, have been dismissed.; and it is etimputed that mar six hundred persons, who were einpluyul in eolket jug the indirect taxes, 5,s well m in the central adminis. tnttion of the depaoments, have been tbrevil to retiilpt. The cause of their disiniasal is--diAtteetion to the vernment. Cortnnuni:aticms from private Correspotlonts,.t Lyons, nree in stating that the public mind has IMUIIIV.I greater tranquillity; but they stilt think a ellan;u will tato place in the French Ministry; and that the I ?ate do Richelieu will be forced to resign, u eircunistunce we should very much deplore. The English newsptetwrs are pmliibit%l with t wi n . ("our than ever ; and this meas•ire iS told to hive b.mt the result of n Cabinet decision. The Minister of trlicu de Care is stated to hare dj. elared that there were only 711 persons in pima for ro. litical ofliatco.. The report t. aa, that there were a vast number more, which, says M. de Caze, " I did not cons tradict, because it satisfied the minds of the well-disposed, that the Government were active, and kept the restless and turbulent in awe."—The answer to this surely must have been obvious to M. de Caze. lithe report were so beneficial in its effect, why contradict it now ? We have received a letter from the Brazils to the 23d of December, of which the fidlowing is an extract;—The Prince Regent some days ago created these dominions into a kingdom, and has commenced styling himself— " Prince Regent of the United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil, and the two Alwarves." This, in the opinion of the Courtiers, confirms, if further proofs were neeessary, the idea, that the Court is resolved not to quit Rio Janeiro. Flanders and Hamburgh papers mention a report that Saltzlxr,:rg had been declared in a state of siege; but there is aspeeulation, that, notwithstanding this, the differences between Austria and Bavaria will be amicably accommo dated. Fouche was still at Dresden ; and, it is stated, was negociatin! , for the purchase of estates in Bohemia, Silecia, and Poland. His Hoyal Highnes.s the Prince Regent's general state of health is improved by his late indisposition ; but he still labours under a debility in the uncle joints, which ren ders it highly desirable, in the opinion of his physicians, that he should protract his stay at Brighton. SOCIETY or ART tire.—Wednesday his Royal High ness the Duke of Sussex took his seat as President of the So s.,ty of Arts. There were near 400 Members present on the occasion, among whom we noticed many of the most enlightened scientific men of the metropolis. After going through the regular business Gf the evening, his Royal Highness, in a short and elegant address, re turned his thanks to the numerous assembly for the high honour they had conferred on him, in placing him in the Chair of an institution so justly dear to every man who loved the Arts; and the appointment was particularly flattering to him, us he owed it to the free choice of in dependent men. It was moved, and unanimously agreed to, that a portrait of the late Noble Duke of Norfolk, their President, should decorate the 34th volume of thir proceedings. A singular transaction took place at the F.ast House on Wednesday. The Court of Directors having, by every means in their power, resisted the payment of a large sum or money to Major Hart, Mr. Groom, the solicit°, to the Board of Cormuissioners for the atfairs of India, with one of the officers of the Court of King's Bench, was introduced to the Court of Directors, with much formality ; when he served upon them individually a mandamus, directing theM forthwith to sign and for ward to India a dispatch altered by the Board of Coln. missioners, on the awe of Major Hart, According to one of the numerous accocuits respecting Buonaixtrto and his suite, it appears. that Madame Her trand, sick of the tulventure, quarrels with her husband for being such a fool as to stay at St. Helms, and wishe* t 4) return home. All Bitonaparte's French cooks and ser vants mutinied, and said they wore prisoners of war as well as himself, and would not obey him. Admiral Cockburn, however, sent the boatswain, with a cat-o'-nine-tails, and soon brought them to their senses. At a numerous and respectable meeting of the inhabi. tants of Bury, hoiden or, Friday last, it was regolved to establish in that town a bank Car the savings of the poor, The Duke of Grafton and the Earl of Bristol were (lawn presidents ; trustees, trwsurers, directors, a csinmittee, and four secretaries were also appointed. A memorial of Sir Robert Wilson, Mr. Ilnice, and Captain Hutchinson, containing the grounds of the upwal made by them against the decision of the Freneh Cham ber of Council, by which the provisional ' , rbe.rtY- they de manded was denied to them, hos been published, It is likely to produce no fovountble change in their ai tvvt The new compiled Pantomime, to be prodwed ut vent-t ttudyn Thoitre on Monday next, promises a rich treat to the lovers of iiin o,nd The Lord Maya of' I)ublin has called a meeting, fbr th e purpose of introducin g sue;,/tg , franks into that city. One of the Paris Papers tontines what we some time ago mentioned, of thc passage of Luclletto throowh •Alau heint. He tr.s4 gi.sug to o varia ; oar information adds, probably fron► thence to Turkey. The 'beg informed persons at Paris persist in dreading , the eff e ct of the uteastir‘s and conduct of the Ultra !loy alist party. The Ministry have a decided minority in the Chamber of' Deputies ; and it is with in.lnite diffi e.ulty that the !hike de Richelieu is kept from resign ing. ►n the mean time M. de Talleyrand is said to be acquiring more influence daily ; and glad should we be to see him in the same Cubinct with the Duke de Rich elieu. It would be the union of integ'city and talent.-- A private letter meotions tt report. of the Duke de reltre being about to topluee M. de Richelieu, and of M. {.:tine succeeding Harbe Marbois.---We do not think .such arranwntont likely. Mr. Lintels, of thti Chaneery'llar, !mirth ereepted the office of Ch ateillor or the Durby of Coots ail, ha. vitt•itte.l hi. %rat in the Howe of Catuntooi., to wiriCh•he dues not row; it, being un wiitine to. take Oppositi u, with whom he let• hitherto nub , 1. Report marks '..r. Lroch ..A the ..!eisrignotill .iteers.o.• to Ow Wor3 , ..iti•L, 01l ti n s exprrtti:l t lir. own': of 7.0 41 Eot!in ottilt eiose ut 11., tegal year. tir t:. otter. will be the at tt Ne4Slbtr for Seaford, in the room of Mr. I.roch .