ROYAL DIVIDEND.
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The common creditors of the late duke of York, that is the tradesmen, mcchan- ies, &c. who did not hold his bonds, will receive dividend of almost one shilling in the pound. Money was subscribed to erect a monument to the memory of the prince. When built, we would suggest that the names of those defrauded by him, and the amountof their claims, shall be inscribed upon it, to shew that he died like Ga true prince" wrnnsi"g the people. There Co posslbIe reason why he should should not have paid his honest debts. He widowed in wealth that he had not earned, and the losses that he may have caused were such as cannot be excused.- Niles Reg.