The National Register. — London, England, 1815-10-01 00:00:00

Agent, and thereby to accede to private terms with. him, in violation of good faith with the Clerk to the Commis- Sinners, whom I would hope to do the justice of supposing that he knew nothing of the transaction alluded to ; if so, it may necessarily become a question, how Mr. Thompson becomes possessed of Notices to serve at his will and plea sure, signed by two of the Commissioners, in order to serve his own turn to hasten the sale of the old materials ? It is therefore presumed that this developement will cause him, to keep within his own sphere of action. 1 have the honour to be, my Lords, Your most obedient servant, London, 18th Sept. 1815. CETECE TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. E Morris of Redditch, Worcestershire. carpenter, to surrender Oct. 1:). 26, and Nov. 7, et the Swan-inn, Alcester, Warwickshire. At torney, Mr. Tamer, Bloorusbury•square. R. Gill, Union•street, Borough of Southwark, tailor, Sept. 30, Oct. 11, and Nov. 7, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Williams, Cursitor-street, Cliancely-lane. J. Russell, of Sr. John Baptist, Hcrefordshire, miller. Oct. 4,5, and Nov. 7, at the Black Swan, Hereford. Attoruies, Messrs. Darke, Church, and Mike, -Princes-Ntreet, Bedford-row. W. Young and J. 13. Milner. Manchester. flour-dealers, Oct. 211, 24. Nov. 7, at the Dug tavern, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. Ellis, Chancery M. Cotton; of Worcestershire, cheecemonger. Oct 13, 14, and Nov. 7'. at tke Gets+ree Coffee-house, Gloucestershire. Attornies, Sir Samuel IVliitcomb and King, Serjeants.inu, Fleet-street. • J. Collier, of Raitiow,islacclesfield, Cheshire. enttnn-vitiner, Oct. 13, and. Nov. 7, at the Star-inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Willis, Yairt borne, and Clarke, Warilford court. .T. Kington, of Newport, Aloionouthsliire. dealer, Oct. 13. 11, and Is; ov. 7, at the Rummer tavern, Bristol. Atornies, Sir S. I's'hitcumbe and King, St.rjeartt's.imi, Fleet-street. J. Land; of Wakefield, Yorkshire, twine-spinner, Oct. 3,5, and Noy 7, at tke Sessions H.,use, Wakefield. Attorney. Mr. Lake, Dow.. ga t.• hill. W. Duabur, of WorittWeori-street, merchant, Oct. 6,7, and Nov. 7,:,t Guildhall. , Attorney Mr. Comerford, Cupthall-court,Throgmorton stle•t t. W. Loe, bilge* Saturn, Wiltshire, cheese-denler. Oct. 16, 17, and K..v. 7, at the Public Rooms, New Sarum. Attorney, Mr. Emley, Es.ei-court, Temple. W Ak-rs, of Great Ceram•street, plumber and glazier, Oct. 6, 7. and Nov.?, Guildhall. Anomie', Mews. Stratton and Allpurt, Shure. SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. R.ANKRUPTS. • J. Sonde, of Plvoioutltnock, T. Bonit', of Wedireshory. Stafford, gun-barrel-maker. .• B. J. J. Wyeth, Tower-Hill, perfumer. J. Halbin, jun. of . Wenvoe. Glamorgan, maltster. 3% Tooth, late of 'Wibsey. Yorkshire, cotton-manufacturer. • 3. Harris, of Saint Ives, Hmitingdotibbire, scrivener. J. Bic nes. al finny Saint Edmond's, J: Ridley, of Wood Street. Cheapside, bacon-di ier. le. E+4 , 411A11), of (71itherti, Lanca.hire, innkeeper. K. St. !lathe, of Cock-Hill, Ratcliffe, Air) chandler. 3. Leigh. .inn. late of Liverpool, rope-maker. I' Thompson, late of Abettnrch-Lasto, merchant. K. Butler, late of Poplar. chandler. J Velviu, Lt Bradford, Wilt,, clothier. mismemmmo Mr. Peel - on his arrival in London, on Wednesday, from Dublin, remained only about an hour, and that was not at his own house, but at Thomas's Hotel, in Berkeley-square, While he sent a communication to Mr. Croker. It was not known by his establishment at his own house that he was in town. Mr. Peel and Mr. Croker visited Sir Robert Peel, on glejr way to Ireland. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. OCT. 1. 3 Per Cent. Cons. 4 per Cent. — Fa. Bills li d. b eer Cents. Consols for Account 57i THE NATIONAL REGISTER. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1815* THE NATIONAL REGISTER. REVOLUTION IN SPAIN. ! This important intelligence was brought by the Corunna Mail 9 and has diffused general satisfaction. The autho r of the insurrection against an ungrateful and unprincipled Sovereign, is General PoaLiER, who distinguished himself in the patriotic war with the invaders of his country, under the name of the Marquesito. He assembled a body of troops on the 18th ult. at Santa Lucia, entered the town of Corunna, arrested the principal authorities, and having obtained quiet possession of the town, issued the just and spirited proclamation which will be found in ano ther part of our paper,.and in which he describes Ferdi nand's misconduct, and the blessings which Spain is de termined to secure. Farther accounts say, the adjoining Provinces are ready to join that of Gallicia, and that the next advices will probably bring intelligence of the cause being general throughout Spain. Corunna was illumi nated when the packet, which arrived at Falmouth with a mail, left that place ; and it seems that the cause of PORTA ER is popular. This important. event giVes much irg terest to the reports respecting the state of Spain. The French papers say, that many old castles have been fitted up as prisons, and that upwards of fifty thousand persons have been thrown into confinement for their political opi nions, among whom are many of the most brave defend ers of the country, in the late struggle with France. King Ferdinand is said to have sent out Franciscan Friars as Missionaries to lecture the people against the liberal; the modern opinions on politics; lectures which have not been well received, particularly at Madrid, from whence itis probable the Reviver of the Inquisition will soon be corn, pelted to fly. Dispatches have been received in this country from Ge neral PORLIER. We undeestand they ar•e couched in very sanguine terms, and express confident hopes of success. NEW FRENCH MINISTRY, AND TREAT`.{ OF PEACE. The first step has at last been taken, and the disgrace of those men, who, sacrificing principle to interest, in turns, servt d and betrayed all parties, has at last prepared the public mind for their punishment. Fouche and Talley_ rand are no longer ministers, and though the King may have lost able statesmen in those celebrated personages, he has at least acquired what is preferable, in their stead— men whose honesty and honour are undoubted. If he ex poses himself to the resentment of the disgraced. and their party, lie will have secured the approbation of France at large, which cannot but counterbalance the influence of the disaffected. French Papers to the 28th ult. announce officially the appointment of the following ministers : M. le Duc de Richelieu, Minister and Secretaay of State for the Department of Foreign Affairs, President of the Council of Ministers ;