The National Register. — London, England, 1822-05-19 00:00:00

Ire .DI.STRESS IN IRELAND. —.ow— • Public meetings of the inhabitants of Sheffield and Britton' have taken place. Tile Bath Knot of Friendly Brothers of Saint Patrick hate subscribed 1141. tia. he subscription list at Bath exhibits 111111 l crams liberal donations. . Aloft of die banking firms at Liverpool hare subscrib ed 100.. each. Of the individual (lunation* registered on the day of opening the lists, not one it under 201 The total autumn on Tuesday was 1,6001. A meeting was held at . Portsmouth, at which the mayor, James Carter, El. presided, 3001. were • - tlia , ely put down, exclusive of she donations of ace cl,,y's p.y from the officers and seamen of the Queen ( kartlle, .416u4, &naafi, Apollo, Grasshopper. 11 6 ady, Jiane,er, :lurlieeb, and Arab, and front die officers and soldiers at the Battalion of the Royal Artil lery, Engineers, Sappers and Mine.s, and the Alaritics. The :allowing details are from .the Irish papers re ceifeil slits mor ll ill g:— . . The Mayor of Limerick has received letters from mercantile houses in London, stating their readiness to supply this ntarket with any quantity of potatoes which luny be required. Government has purchased 1,000 tons of potatoes at Leith, for three halfpence per stone, to be sent to Gl:lS t:mil, and from thence to Dublin, where they are to he pot on board c. boats and to be ha wattled to this city, anti other pans oi the smith ; and should an «ptal quantity be octlmrell it addition thereto, it will be Jur- Dished. To such as has not the means of paying for them, th• y will he deli‘ered gratis. This ready supply, it is to be hosted, will has e the effect of coutueracting summit ol sts who may have taken advantage of the me sent dismisses to enhance the price of pros isions, and thereby acqui:e profit at the expense of public misery the c.nuity u: Clare great exertions have been made to supply the roor with food. Major Warburton is in defatigable in his endeavours to promote a subscription. —lie reeeised 501. from an unknown friend in London, and 31. from a "Sea ()dicer," with 301. front smile res pectable persons in Diibliti, The Right Hon. J. Fitz gerald has sent seed, oats, and barley, with flax seed, and 501. to his truantry. We record these things be emse they are hot 1111 l rattle to humanity. The distress at Skittbereeen and Si _inky is most afflicting. A sub scription to the amount of 1701. has been made, and 1001. has been received front die Committee in London, who have transmitted 10001. to the county of Clare, and 54:01. to Limerick, 5001. to Galway and Mayo, and 5001. to Kerry. Gus eminent have purchased 100 into of pota toes to be forwarded to Dublin, and thence transmitted by the canals to the southern parts. A vast quantity has been shipped at Liverpool lOr Cork, Limerick, and Galway. The Committee at Limerick have offered a bomity of 101. per ton for any quantity of potatoes not exceed tog 400 ions, svinch being shipped alb". the Pith shall arrive before the 21st of June. Notwithstandirig tile distress which prevails in the south the deluded pie uutry a.e s disturbing the county of Limerick. PERMANENT RELIEF FOR TIIE DISTRESSED PEAS.L.V TRY. A numerous and highly respectable meeting of gentle men was held at the City of London Tavern, on Wed nesday IJA, pUrstialit to advertisement, for the purpose of takiiig into consideration proposals fur the carrying into ellect, without prematurely disturbing existing institu toms, the p 1111.111e111 relief of the peasantry of Ireland, and also the British agricultural and manufacturing I..LotiretS, by eNtJtilishing a system of social niteicotirse nd arrangenm nts.—The plait proposed in by Mr. Rohert ()well 01 New Lanark, who, ni the year 1817, created Coll,l,lerable Illitort•St by the display of several plans for the amelioration of the poor classes of society. All o It the gentlemen present on the plathirm, were Sir %Vol. De Crespigny, Bart., M P.; Mr. Maxwell, .M.P.; r. Spring Rice, M.P.; Mr. Rowcrult, Mr. Owen, Mr. Lockhart, Nlr. Parkins, Mr. Younge, AI title o'clock the chair was taken by Mr. Lockhart, U.P. woo briefly stated the object of the meeting, and concluded by calling on Mr. Owen to expl.ott hits viennes, Mr. Omen then stepped forward, and proceeded to detail to the meeting, at gre-It length, his proposed plaits, from wino) we make the following extracts:—lle pro posed to form a society of various numbers of persons of e‘ery crass, and the association so conned are to reside according to his plan at New Lanark, with the particu lars of which the public are already acquainted. Ile proposed that a society should be established it) the Bri tish Island., its London, Dublin, and Edinburgh, and to be entitled Toe Britisti and Fineign Philanthropic Society." The plan lie maintains, would increase Com merce, and its fluctuation would never affect the Society Alter reading the report, Mr. Owen proceeded at peat length in discuss the principles of it. Toe iesolutions were then put seriatim, and carrittl unanimously. The thanks of the meeting were then given to the (ha:rutan, ),I r. Owen, and one or two other gentlemen ; and after they had expressed their acknowledgments, the antetiog separated at nearly five o'clock. The Right Hon. Major General Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, G C.B. and G.C.H. on Monday last, took his seat, in his Magisterial capacity, on the Bench, during the Special Sessions held at Neuagh. In the course of last week Sir Benjamin visited his extensive property in the vicinity of Newport. On Thursday last a meeting was held at Carlisle, for the relict of the distresses in Ireland. The subscriptions in the room amounted to 1061. Bs. The committee commenced its sitting insianier ; and Messrs. J. Dixon, Head, and Hodgson (Clerk of the Peace), agreed to proceed immediately to pur chase potatoes, and freight two vessels front Annan. COURSE OF EX( Amsterdam, 12 8 C. F. Ditto, at sight, 12 5 Rolle' dam, 12 9 Antwerp, 12 3 liamburgli, 37 6 1 Altona, 37 7 Paris, 3 days' sight, 25 30 Ditto, 25 60. Bonnie:nix, 25 60 Frankfoi ton the Nlaine, 135 Petersburgli, 9 3 U. Vienna, Et. Ho. 10 12 Trieste, El. Ho. 10 12 Madrid, 37—Cadiz, 36‘ Billioa,36l Barcelona, 36 PRICE 0 4 Rank Stork 23S 3 per Cent. Red. 7t , * .1 per Cent. Cunsola .91 34 per Cent. ssi I per Cent. 011 .11 per Cent. Nary 1021 Lung Au u. 19} :MANGE, MAY 17. 3lii—Gibraltar,3o3 Leghorn, 48—Genua, 411 Nlalta,4s—Venice, 27 Go Naples, 401--Liabon, 51 Oporto, 51i Palermo, 118 t 1 per cent. Cork, per cent. Foreign goldinbare,3l. lir. 100. per oz. New Doubloons, 31. I Is. 6d. New Dollars, Is. 90. Silver its bars,standarti, 4s. 110. STOCKS. (Minium 0. imp. 3 per Cent. lidi• Bonds 50 India stuck Eiicileivier Bills 2s. prem. Coils. for Ar. 79j Lottery Tickets Xl3 IBs. - . THE NATIONAL 11MISTE1t FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. •••—•••••• This Gazette notifies the appointment of S. Edwards. of il perston. Wilts. Gent. to be a Master Extraordinary M the Court of Chancery. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. N. Vineett, Northampton Place, Old Kent Road, draper, from May 28 to July 16. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. _ . J. Steel. Eniscott, Warwickshire, timber merchant. J. Gilbert and 11. Taylor, Bristol, shill owners. BANKRUPTS. D. Moore. Aston, near Birmingham, iron muter. Solicitors, Mews, Swain and Co. Old Jewry. .1. Owen, Leadenhall Street, cabinet maker. Solo. Messrs. Ashley and Co. Bucklersbury. J. Brittan, Worcester, linen draper. Sols. Messrs. Poole and Co. Gray's Inn Square. S. Morris, Long Itchington, Warwickshire, corn (Miler. Sol. Mr. Walker, Lincoln's Inn. . . J. Burgess, Liverpool, dealer. Sols. Messrs. Black,tock and Co. Temple. F. Falkner, Manchester, warehouseman. Sols. Messrs. llurd and Co. Temple. P. Williams. junior, Knightsbridge, draper. Sols. Messrs. Wilde and Co. College Hill. IL Stewart, King Street, Cheapside, Scotch factor. Sob. Alessrs. Shaw and Co. Gray's Inn. J. G. Rose, Brompton, Middlesex, dealer. Sol. Mr. Pike, New Boswell Court. J. Goodwin, Sheffield, victualler. Sob. Messrs. Fisher and Co. Thavies lnn. 11. Hamper ' Cheltenham, ho.ier. Soh. Messrs. Vizard and Co. Lincoln ' s Inn Fields. J. Bramwell. Leadenhall Street, hatter. Sol. Mr. Mayhew, Chancery Lane. J. Pearson, Newcastle under Lyme, Staffordshire, grocer. Sol. Mr. Wilson, Temple. DIVIDENDS. June 8, H. and J. Wiectivar, Colthmpt Mills, near Newbury, Berks, paper makers-R, J. Hutt, Hammers mith, gardener-8, T. Jacobs and W. Spiers, Oxford, linen drapers-8, G. Vipuntl, Ludgate Hill, linen draper-s, J. F. and J. Dubois, Alderman's Walk, merchants-8, J. T. Thompson. Long AM, coach joiner -8. E. Gidley, Dover Street, Piccadilly, dress maker-8, J. Green, Brauncewell, Lincolnshire, merchant-8, S. Ellis and G. Glover, Aldersgate Street, drysalters--12, W. Maltby, junior, and W. Thorpe, junior, Bath, linen drapers-22, J. and E. Du Bois, Copthall Court, merchants-22, G. Minton, Cateaton Street, linen and woollen factor-8, U. Truman, Goldsmith Street, lace dealer.-ru, A. Stephenson, Boston, I.incolnshire, draper -11, E. AVillord, Boston, merchant-it, W. Snape, Lichfield. mercer-29, W. Lowhds, .1. Robinson, and 11. Nerld, Manchester, cotton merchants -8, and S. Lambert, Leeds, woolstaplers-14, J. Parr, l'ilkington, Lancashire, check manu facturer-22, J. Johnson, New Buckenhani, his ortolk, butcher s, H. Strachan and T. Stubbs. Cheapsidc, warehousemen-8, R. Iteily, Southampton Mow, Bloomsbury, man milliner-8, C. Hepburn, Commercial Road, surgeon-8, J. S. Wilcox and T. J. Titterton, Theobald's Row, Red Lion Square, coaclunakers 7. C. HainslOrd, East Hanney, Berks. inealman-B, J. Latham, Abingdon, grocer-8, H. Oakey, Alarylebone Lane, boot and shoe maker-8, S. Roberts, Cheltenham, druggist-27,5. Payne, Nottingham, money scrivener -11, W. Compton, Birmingham, linen draper. CERTIFICATES to be granted June 8. R. llobzon, Maidstone, liaberda:lier-O. Skinner, Gorleston, Suffolk, grocer-H. Clarke. Bucktlen ' Huntingdonshire, grocer -%V. and J. Wilkinson, Bell Court, Mincing Lane, wine mer chants-. 1. J. Lord, Plymouth, spirit seller-LI. Jeremy, Corn liiil, linen draper-W. Stott, Liverpool, linen draper-J. llart, Bradford, Wilts, shopkeeper-R. Harrison, Coleshill, Warwick, tanner-J. Itose, Bath, grocer-B. Hoyle, Broad Street, Blooms. bury, tailor-W. Young and J. Itenaul, Downe's Wharf, llerntitage, whartingers -E. and E. Petitpierre, South Street, rinslmry Square, merchants--J. Cooper, Eyam, Derbyshire, grocer-J. Hawkins, Farneomb, Surrey, crape manufacturer. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. Lott Don : SUNDAY, 11AY 1). The united abilities of all the honest part of the House of Commons, could not so incontestibly prove the necessity, the absolute necessity, of a reform in Parliament, as do the votes given in that House on Wednesday and Thursday last.—The fist on a motion of Mt. Lennard, for a Committee, to revise that lavish and exttavagant part of the Civil List, which applies to ambassadors and officers on foreign missions, and the second by Mr. Warre, on the recent appointment of Mr. H. Wynne, on an em bassy to Switzerland, at a charge of 1'..5,900 for the first year—both these motions were negatived by a majority equally triumphant to a bad Go vernment, and disgraceful to those who arc called the Representatives of the People—who, in other words, ought to be the very Echo of the peo ple's wishes--n-how they proved themselves to be what they ought not to be, the obedient minions to a Minister's finger is proved by the lamentable faet, that on neither of these motions did the minority consist of 150 Members. How will the County Members, who voted in these majorities, dare to face their Constituents—how, after having pledged themselves to support economy and retrenchment on every occasion, will they justify thus lending them selves to confirm one of the most shameful Jabs that ever was achieved, even by the present milli,. tens, (excepting always George Canning's appoint. ment to Lisbon)—how,aftcr having whined over and commisserated the ruin and distress to which the country is now a victim, and which bears more heavily on the landed than on any other interest— how will they feel when confronted with those whose welfare they were elected to promote, but whose very existence they would apparently coin. promise on the beck of a Minister, in the expee. tation of receiving something in return. " Lars should have good memories," and we should recom mend this old observation to the political conside ration of my Lord Londonderry ;—a few evenings ago, he, among others, supported the " necessary in fluence" in the House—yet on Thursday night he appealed to its votes as a proof, that himself and his colleagues have the confidence of the country. The fact is, and every day proves it more and more, that there is no reciprocity whatever between the votes of the House of Commons, and the wishes of t!:e People, nor will there ever be, while the majority of its Members are returned by a mere nothing of the population;—that the nation will submit to such a state of things long, we are not inclined to b' lieve—and as a moderate retbrm is the only way to avoid what we should much regret—we repeat that every enemy to revolution, ought to exclaim con• stantly and vehemently for A REFonta IN Pna• LIAMENT. Extract of a letter front Bombay, dated Oct. " His Majesty's ship Liver xsol has arrived here from Muscat. We arc sorry to observe that the crew have iuffered severely from the excessive heats that pervades the Persian Gulph at this season of the year, which have been this year more intense than usual. In addition to several seamen who have died, we are sorry to include no less than three of her lieutenants and surgeon ; names us follow : Lieutenants Fenwick, Gerrido, and BA with Mr. Alexander, the surgeon. Several of the officers at tached to the troops at Kilshmi have also died, viz. Lieutenant Le Blanc, of the first battalion Regiment ; Lieutenant Forbes and Rind, of the European Regiment. The weather for these some days past has been close and oppressive during the day, but the nights have afforded the usu..l de phanta squalls which indicate a change of seasni.— A considerable quantity of rain has fallen, mid re ports from the Uplands assure us that the grain crops have been placed in a state of security by this timely supply of rain. New York papers to the 7th of April, Philada phia papers to the Bth, and Boston papers to the fhb, reached us on Thursday morning last. The Royalists still remain in possession of the fort of St. Juan de Ulla, though it was expected to surrender soon. The Columbian Republic has issued a decree for providing for the widows and children of ail who have died in defence of the national liberty and independence, whether by the cruelty of the enemy, or by a glorious death on the field ci' battle. A Philadelphia paper contains an article from Jeremie, dated March I, which states a report that a squadron had arrived off; and blockaded the city of Domingo, and taken some flaytfin vessels. The force was said to consist of a frigate, a sloop of war, two schooners, and two transports with troops. On the evening that his Majesty visited Drury lane Theatre, one of the royal postillions was de tected picking the pockets of the public—he was taken to Bow-street, and is remanded till Monday next. IVe hope and trust that those Members of Parliament who voted against Mr. Warre's motion will support their character fir consistency, by rais ing a fund to defend the uqbrtunote young mall; and if his Majesty's Minister., and the Mr. Wynne, who is appointed our ambassador to Switzerland at at expellee of 5,9001. for the first year, were to con duct the defence in person, it would redound to their credit, as it would prove their commisseration fur a less fortunate peculator. The Russell, 74, will be launched from Deptford yard on NVednesday next. This vessel is constructed between the ports on Sir Robert Sepping's plan, and the decks are laid diagonally. At the stern is a bust of Admiral Russell, why commanded at La Hogue.