The National Register. — London, England, 1816-04-15 00:00:00

APRIL 15'. ger de!inctmcm, and moved that the estimates nor the 1111111 , 1' esoLngt the Oth of January last, should be Lsitl beton the House forthwith. Lord Csartunt:ann objected to the in9tion, bee:lase no estimate of th , is quail...v. hail been I oil before the Lords ot . tbs. erisury ; w:!e.i the ssrhjret cause before the House he be ready to slate why these e•tasaistes been m ade not . g r . 1•11-11NEN's su firm was. pin mid negatived. He then gave notiee Best he would on Monday the 61It of May, move tar a Contm:ts..! , of tile w!ri:t. House, to enquire into the situ ntion of the Cis ii List, and that the Committee should have pouter to call for persons and paper.;, and to esamine witnesses. Mr. Hstamimstr.v tutored fur ..n account of the stuns due ((war The French Government to this Comitry, fur the main tenance of French prisoners, but which was givert.mp by the Treaties of ISIS stud MB, on c l iods•ion of th e r reti o t G overn . anent com‘enline, to recognize the claims of British subjects on the Freed& Fuel.--Agreed to. Mr. Font's, moved for a return of the several duties of the Officers tie the Navy Pay Otrire. The object of the lion. Gentleman was, to ascertain diction. the duties of those Officer: were not so light as to admit the opportunity of their paying seamen an foreign stations. Sir C. PoLu was happy the motion Lad been made, as it gave him an opportunhy of stating how tile matter stood. By the Allotment Act, the seaman IVIII allowed to allot half his pay to his wife, or some other persmi, and the greater part to others. This was the benefit of the Allotment Act; and he should oppon such a regulation as tl - ai Hon. Gentleman now preyosed. Sir fi. Hoer observed, that if siods a practiee as paying the men on foreign illations was to be carried into sheet, it seas impossiOle that the fleets coutti snore until the men were paid; so that an enemy's fleet miulit ride trininnli lilt in she Mediter ranean, while the proper officers were paying our ships, which would take era three weeks. Mr. Hoes arced in the op:nion of the last speaker. If tie. .iseanrii could rescue their pay abroad, lie was afraid that very few of them would scud home a provision fur their families. Sir lt. Moonsow concurred In the opinion of the gallant Atlaiirals (Sir C. Pole alsl Sir. G. Id pe), 811(1 opporold 'th e maiine, as brim; detrinteutnl to the interests of the -erv!..*. Mr. W. Srarrit Bloat* the brand defect of the British Navy was, that it partook more ilwa neck ss.try of force and coercion. Sir (:. Pots . . adia.tteit it would be bei er to man the British Navy witho-; coercion. But while in n preferred the merchant service, i; bceause necessary to ex correi,n, or it would be Impossible to man the fleets. COINAGE.. Mr. flinsxsrt. steed. that in reit. et to the circulation of Silver. if 14 i14:11 •on Nvo.heel to ohtaio chmice fur a I!. note. h , got one half in foreign Coin, and the ot.i.r coatsterfe.. Coin, manufalured in du , emintry. thouglir ilic e el. ttitte r.f the Ntarket was a .nst ear giving i(i• 04!) lie a new Coin .gefrmn Miot. rhi, ,i,t ) the price ••t* •)i; was 625. per pound. I..f.ats. mmi then 1111/11(ti 6,1 11.6 Acceinut of all foreign Cold -,pa impurtvd, to the latest period, from tiv• I4t of diin.ll2lll. Agreed W. N.VI - 1L I 4TIMATrS. On the itesollition for gran ing .t certain m. for leilf pay, Sir C. Pot m; nilvsiteil to the superannoated list, and objected to the so•ierationation of a C.menissocset of the Nasv in Ali health. wilt... salary of 7111/1. and another person who rec . teed 1100aL a year out one averment, and 3301.0 n au.ofh. r; t los toakinr atoial of 15001. to one person. Thorsailaut Admiral referred to the triny i ist,and re•oTitri to we that the brothers of Ge neral Brock and Buss mid ample peosilns (12001. a-ye art, while the widow of Coplaln Horsey, who fell on tlv Ist of :hie, tin der Lord Howe, had only ! 251. alear for thosupportuf herself ewl elmild. Mr. Caoai:n said, the ;allot tiliniral htld taken an errone ous view of t:k siihket, the disparity in* the two services not being really such as he dosmilied. The pension granted to Mrs. Harvey was in 1794—the widows of (-Woods in the army stood in the e*n,e predicament as Mfg. Harvey, their pensions being smartly the same. In some eiime.m the widows of officers in the :softy, of the same milk with Pt WoCaptaios, received less. In Yespret to the Commissioners of time nav , the regulaiiini of al lowing them Mi. swear on retiring WO4 a sery old regulation, and not to he affected toy tae Orders in Council. 'flie two Canimissitruels stiperannihrted well: both of 'item upwards of e1:A..4 . w years old. Commissismer Famishavre hied'lseeti CA) years in the pubfeservice. After smile further remarks the Resobitious were agreed to. tfie Report of the Ordnance Estimates was taken into further stonsielw.mion, avid agreed to. On the motion of Lord Patturitsrms, the Reportsof the Ar my 0 , 11111atl!!% was ordered to be taken into fusser cone sitleration. Lord FOLKSTOWIL could not Irt-lite last time of theresEntis metes rooting before the House pass, without repeating that those I . .tirtaftii were tar too large for a slate of peeve ; sod unless they were still farther reducesd„the effect they mast ,produce on the finances of the euantry noshd be ruinous Pti termh this opportstiiiiy, also, of again pmts sting against the me al' the military on all oceasions. Time amount of the doily guard of the Metropolis was nearly double since 17:11. Ile instanc ed what Lord Chief Justice Holt sail to nn Officer who (NUM' to him to ask for the authority of the Civil Power in aid of a party of soldiers that hi mil horn sent to quell a riot in Holboi n. Car L mrd Cala Justice said to the 03icer, Suppositsthe mob odes not tli.perse when you arrive, what voodd you do Wear . ' The Officer said he html orders to tie:, on them. " Have yon sa, Sir," said his Lordshio ; " then take untie?, that if one WWII is killed, and yon are tried before I will take care to have you hanged." That was corlaitily tt strong expression ; but hi , s Lordship concluded by saying, that the matter belonged to tt.e. 'aril Power alone, and uc stfieer of his slsould attend the Mt- Repent was ilia& agreed to. —Atliourcmi. TH0113241', APRIL H. INTEREST OF MONEY. ;IC ?krj. ()snow gave noti.r that he shotildon the Oth.May move fun leave to tiring in a Uhl to repeal the laws re,pi-eliog the Interest of Alimey. It was not his intention to alter the r the of interest, hut to leave money to hail its tot level. Petition , were presented from persons concerned in the Lea ther Tea le from Oxford, 'l'ew keen cry, Boltou-k-Moolv., Est.. ter, t'ie West of Scotland, And ot.a.x.places against the Lea ther Tax.—Laid on tie table. 'Elie seeoa I res.clite4 of the Insolventriebtor's Bill was. post poneti.to the 3OLts inst. IN:iOLN'EN'Ir MOTORS: Mr. lIROUNIIS.M pri seotA a Pet Wont, se.gned by.aliat;t4lit3 of the Inhaoi•atits WeNtiltig.trt, callus= nitoo the•thoutoto di rect the Cunitattee tippl,inteki to invire into the effect of the jfvolvent lielator'. Art, to extend Weir inquiries to the state of tie !vies of :he ßemit mid... Fleet :+risons. The {lob. at! I Learned teeittli - itiin eatere.l into short review:of the coovetiummea whick.reaulted to creditors, the existence THE NATIONAL REGISTER. of the practice of permitting debtors to reside without the walls of the•Prisan, who. iiy this means, had opportuniiies to expend whatever property they possessed in aid mairare of ex travagance. Many tuAanecs had occurred, in which persons participating it; this abuse, went to reside in yarions parts of the country ; and some even extended their excursions to the Cmtnlent. He was satisfied, if this abase had not existed, that the complaints against the Insolvent Debtor's Act would not be so numerous us they were. Mr. Lacs.usitT said, that the extension of the rules alluded to by the Hun. Gentleman, attOrtled en opportunity for the rit.h Will to live ;It hie ease and in con& , rt, ut defiance of his just creditors, who seen thernsclres often sent, not within tit? tines, ;brat withia the prison, in conaeqnence of such dishonest prac- Mr. Hon Nett was persnaded . stlint the subject of the rules was one which deatandrl the, strietest investigation. To this hys• tear, which was the remains of the •Id mid bad laws respecting debtors mid creditors, he considered the principal objection , ii-ose to the Insolvent I)ebturi• Act. He was convinced, that more would be done for protertiug the honest triclemian by the r:wision of this ay stein, than by any other plan which could be suggested. Mr. Ilitourai tm said, that the enjoyment of the rules corn plettly did away the effect of arrest I'm' debt, for the rich might in those rules enjoy every Incurs, %vial the mere incoceieniciice of a change of residence. Mar I) The Petition was then read. • Mr. WEN rirrr bore his testimony to the ill effects of ths sys tem, and maid it w3l a common pi artice for swe.iithy d.btors to SIIUMV•f, is the roles of the King's Bench prison, and in winter in the rules of the Plc: t prison. Tile Petition was referred to the Committee on the Insolvent D 4: blurs ' Act. ADJOURNMENT or THE 'MUSE. Lord CAsra.t.nasnx moved, that the Houso, on its rising, should adjourn to Wednebtlay, tlt.-24th COLLEG; OF SURGEONS. Mr. Rovwbrought up a Bill for eAtendiug the operation of the Chan ter of the College of Sorge:ma He said, the great ob ject of the Bill was to prevent persons who were uneducated, from :Irat?tisi.)7 as surgeons. :tlany itenanceA had occurred, vrith.o i, own k :mu:ledge, in which per,oith, Intel y int•toope. tent ill the ;or letace or'sorger!., were pet atitted to ears) or that prolessimt, to the tatinite (Linger and ineonventenee of his Ma- Jetny's enhject! , . BeoLottAm s.ii.liif he understood :Ise nature of the pro. visions of the, qia. they went t a pr , .”:•.•;it iory pervon from prat. tieltw 44 a surgeon is England, %the tvas not a Member of the Coliegeof Surxeons iu England : and :my person from practising teotl.t:td, ho wac not it Mt.,:tei of the Coln ze of seodande I Mr. Role here aerues the tab:o e: .1 1 7 In all t veuts, th^ bill went to prevent the sa., ron • of Scotland coon lilac ' in thatif i ee..tlent liapponed to break a ii•e .1 wilers, and could imly 4ut .in tt* assistann of a irow-ic“th, or C911!,11•Al h..ne setter in I:A4_lam', and Hitt by send ing at••••Th 0.0 bo..ler, lie conlil get the ini.A eminent surgical asAistaner, ibis Bid waidil prevent him from that advantage, toil i.a ..east Ji at the els', itio , Crcatimi and death, till a "Mem hz.,r of •h:• crbe!..,,,, !-lir g eoils could 111 . . obtained. Had this Bill es.isted !teretocoae, tho conse.guimec would have been, that this country would be deprived of the adtantage of the most medical talent of this ale—as neither sir Everard Hon is, Ilr. B..siey, Sir John Hunter, Dr. Win. Minter, Profes sor Abercrombie, or any of those men se high in their profes sion, conirthave practise:l here. Under every circumstance, he thonght the Bit: one which ought not to be sancti:Ased by •ttic limise. 14r. Time said he. had not said 'Aso word against Surgeor.s. :educated in Scotland. _ _ . .eift;;;o;ie ... titrilte" .- rreinarks, Mr. Rost consented to withdraw his Lill, with a viva to its :amendment. P.t Ft M ENTAR RI:FOR11. Sir F. Ber.orrT presented a Petition from Itniblernlield, in Vori,shire, inch/nine twenty-flint parishes, Awnvil bs• 10,000 itidivichtals, praying Parliamentary Reform. The Honourable Baronet said. it nos not his intention to make 311 V obst•rvation upon ths subject at irrewnt. After the recess, however, he trusted the House would direct their attention to ...J.-question which involved the dearest intqrsins of the country. Lord Lasts.mas said, he had never beard one 170 rd of this petition, either ditcetly or indirectly. It vi its not difficult how ever, to get signatures in the neiglromahooll of Hertiler,tield. Colonel PAL M Ett moved for an Account of the Small Arms in the Tower. and other depositories of the Board of Ordnance ; together with it weekly return of tans arinufact , avd, down to tho latest period: and au account of the ecaltrai eta:vie iu Ilir minghariaor the wattle:le tare of small Arms, and their expense. —Orderod. 51r. CI: RETRY teavenotice that he slieuld submit a motion to the Hone after the. recess; the object of which should by to do away the salaries of all permits holdhg otfices-iw the Wyse Indies, the duties of which were to be performed in person, oh.) were non-resident. Mr. MEV RY n wed " For an neve:wit of all slims advanced to the Corporation of Liverpool. - -OrOe'reil. The bot.terrna-GE‘mt As gave notiee, that lie RIIIIIIId, Ott the Slb of bin y, submit a motion to the !loose on the subject of the arteries of charges, laid upon the r'i'le of the Hollie by a iable bor4l, Cie Member for It estniimeter, against tha.l.oril iiief Justice of the King's It , *ch. It . the Noble I td himself wished to hrin',the solneet tiAvard before, he hint no wish to interfere with I:;ordeterininatioa. Ifs thought, however, ttia: the subject oug',4 not to l!ai( Hear.) OF TIM Pltr.S. Mr. Ilnotintt ast beze•vi to Attn . , fiit lies itisfoetioneof Hon. Gentleill.9l ominvite, that the object. :f tlic Bill whirls it %vas his inttlition to bring in, tonehimg the •Lihertics of the Press, %I:cm:4l'Tc ; tir.4, to peratit in ca . .4•Y, Of 14)0, !Vanier eStruth to b- giicen in cvideece; Ltd not 10 liptiftin Of a jostilleatian ; *cern - 04 to limit and I t.,tire , n. the pon-,:s riling k.r-(irio ineorn . .gion%; and, last I), to oluhe un . ..ingeinents :ovreting Stieei3O Jitric‘, in trials for lib: is v.yrclN moved :sndry r7tlrns beer 'wetted, kith a view of throwing ::.iight on the 47,ciettittiroli dis tresses of the clinutty. 'll - ...Countnittce oit the assessed 'rases Nil iond Jolt Allowance Bid. Here ple.!lsnne,l to Wednesday i.c . intight. Mr. itittr-tiliA RIO e • lens "R n of tud CllsiOnn4 1!../t1 on 1792 to Jan. :JAMS." -Ordered. Aceaunts c.nre ordered of the state of the Co l onic ti: . s.Yew South Walits.-the onn:liar of ettavicts—its stocK• -41111 to) :IC , of LIO nUttibt rof convict* %An diet} on their ilits.ige hitber. n u . um fee .lo;pencl;nn tie. dnty at. rre%ent payable on hw bendry .ot M1;144116; Wile! 41160. 6 ., to lit II fill cot; a* nod s, time, uu.l urde.red to be ti::c4 u ; The liuuse r‘ijuuritetl to V, ctlncsity se'nuight.. - From the 'LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, April 9. BANKIZUPTCY yNI,MIGEn. from April J. Jenkins and I'lParsons, Piccadilly, 15 to April So. BANKIICPTS. T. LING:POW), Cranbottro.utreet, Lcieorter-iiquare,lnerccr, April 13, 20. May 21, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Carpenter, Old Jewry. H. Bass, Turvey, Bedford itire, fanner. April lA, 16, May 31, at the Red Lion, Att. Mr. Meredith, Lincoln's Inn, !slew-sq. J. GRAY, Casel..4l, Yorkshire, miller, April 11., 17, May 21, at the Bed Lion, Great Diffield. Att. Mr. Ellis, Ghanzery-lane. J. CuAsturtits, Great Hampton, Worcestershh2, earpemer, April 30, Alsy 1, 21. at Star.and (larirs., Wore. Arts. Collett, Chaucer}}-lane. R. Hictson, Littichales, Skopihire, miller, April 29, So, Ilay tet, at the lied Lion, Newport. Attu. 'Dubow and Co. Lincoln's Inn. G. PACE, Nladeley, Shrop'hire. hutcker April 29, 30, May 21, at the Red Lion. Newport. Arts. lieniYow ;old Co. l.incoln's Inn. W. IlaccuitsTox. Ilorpetli, tairrier, May t,5. 31, at Turk's Head, Neweastle-tipon-Tyne. Am Mr. Catstable, Symond's Inn. T. end E. S. hOs7Eit,.Yalding, Kent. maltateis, .April 16, 20, Me" 21, at Guildhall: Aits. Daliary and Co. Gain-street. R. DA T.T.F.Ti Merton, Surrey, farmer, April 20, 23, May2l, at Guildhall. AM Mr. Hartley, New Bridge-street. J. Form, Minories, trunk-maker, April I a, 27, May '2l, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Wright, Upper Thrums-street. J. and C. BERNAUD, Manchester, limo-drapers, April 13, 27, May ?I, at Atta. Willis and Co. Warnford-court. DIVII/EN ns. May 4, n. Fowler and 11. Green. !Ante-street, merchants. April So, 0. 1 firkenson, South Shields, linen-draper. May .1. (Irity, Billiter.square, hartlwareinan. May . 4..1. Gordon, Hunter-street. North, Brunswick-square, merchant. Apnl SO, N. Nowell and \V. IVakelin. Piecialilly, me n's-men;,rs. {ay A, W. 11. Eginton, Itandsword, Ste.Cordshire, painter on glass. April 50, W. Smith, Beerfzrris, DeventAii7e. lime-burutr. Illy IM, A. llroaksbank and A. Moody, Long-lane, tanners. May 7, J. H. Ilenuum, Great Winclie...tcr-street, ntereliant. May 7, J. N. Kahl's, Great Vt'incliester-street, merchant. May 7, I'. Preen. Great Winchester-street, merchant. April rf, A. ! . Pfcil and E. A. Van Voorst. Ilishopsgate-st merchants. Atrit 50. J. E. Houlhooni, Caion.co. Broad-st. tuenhar.t. ?Sty 4, 11. Daniel, (7oleman-Areet, Beall men. May 1, .1. Shepl - artl. Lancashire, corn-dealer. May DO. Wtnis, Fulham, nialtster. April 3141'. Selv.ster, Wantage, Berkshire, tanner. May 4., .1. Wilson and .1. Williams. L ong-acre, coach-makers. May 7. It. Itobinean, liildale, Yorkshire, butter-factor. May 18, J. and S. Newell. Stoke, Staftimelshire, carriers. May 7, J. Shoel, Ilounsditch, wad J. Heald, Catenton-tt. merchant),. CERTIFICATHS—Aran. 30. J. yoyee, Upton-on-Scvem, Worcestershire, gleCtf. H. Aletcalf, Scarborough, merchant. M. Healer. Bnstol, fancv-dress.iaker. J. Bissell, Cradlcy. I lerefurdshire, W. ILong, Ittilshatu, Sussc , ..,surgners.. D. Watt, Somhwick, 1Nr1.3.h. ship-builder. C. J. Barrington, Strand, bookseller. DiSSOLUTIONS OF PkRTNERSIIIPS. J. Littleilale and C. Brockbank, Whirehaven, tobaccenists. J. and H. Nixon, London. A. hut,: and B. Shack , / John-st. Cannes-st.-road. rule-ruakert. It. Linder and T. Bui.ltiond. l'rutchedfriars, ship-Lrokens W. Ilyatt and W. AVioe, Neweastle-under-l.yrne, 63xnt-I,erchantr. W. Carter io l W. Strut'. Chttrch-st. Bethnal-green. loom-brokers. .1. Hockenhall and Co. Nantwich, Cheshire, brewers. 11. Ward ,:rd W. Brewster, Ih - qui-tercet, perfumers. C. Beckwith. end V 4. It. MA:swatch, Rat:bone-place. upholsterers. W. Annstmng and 11. Thomson, Newcastlempmv-Tync, merchants. IL Parker and .1. Kinder. Stockport, cow:I-spinners. 11. Barlow and W. l'aulticn. Macclesfield, drapers. C. Hutton and'('. Goodwin, St. John-street, cabinet-makers. J. Tho mm on and W. Albistm, Marehester..ichool-niastars. T. Daws, I . .ichuzst. and W. Haws, Wh.atlingtem Su-sex. farmers. • H. W. Ibvies and ...'iPidnier, Ifolbeach, I,inminslurc, drapers. J. Butcher and W. Ile Caux, Norwi.:ll, grocers. O. Osborne and A. Smith, Worcester. minium. DRAMATIC REGISTER. DRUtiV-LASF.. Saturday tvinnight, MissLEE'S Comedy of The Chapter of .4evidents wLs.pertinmed for th..-wiend time, in order to xahibit a young Lady, who is introduced to the Public under the name of Mfrs. MURRAY. She has evidently been accustomed to cicgaat peiety, from the ease and crracefulness of her carriage. licr voice is clear, and ,par ticularly in the lower notes ; her d , ..)liveryof the dialogne ix articulate and impressive. Itre• shall wish to' see this Lady in a plat of greater animation and variety,. No thing could lk , more arch and comic than Miss keLLY's 2erformance of iltifigc', It was rendered hy - her man ner, one of the most exhilarating chanacters we orer wit nessed. :Oct 4ie Play,. the .almiralde musical Farce of' The, Tiro Misers, after ;20 year's seclusion, v.T.s brought again before the Pular ; :uul was received with considerable fa vour. K NIG lIT appeared to much advantage in •Otr:pc ; Mrs. DICKONS sag r with her usual powers in Ilicrrid ; and Miss KELLY da4nlavel her wonted liveliness in ,Pwri.,l Thomas frialey, the l3anbury pedestrian, •who-started complete WV) owes in tl.c) successive days, csyspletea M 4414: 4 ill JMnstklay, at. sever in. the evenin?, He was taken round the sewn in a chaiac - mad four ttie foll Owing day, and afterwardt:thainsl irr triumph amilist I::age elllic our yu 4 i.pe:Aators. An ox -.vas roasted icr the tiehl on the list ih:.cof tto perfbrinar• At G-luway assizes, Col. Nhitain was linet - iltr non-at tendancr es Grant: juror for the :minty, He applied for a remis , ..on of the fine, or the tkizilie WWI at the titre, acting ,as a gr.:Ad juror, frr the t' n. Justice Fletcher obAs-vea, that the rcmissimr4the tine wauld de. • pond fa a peat dc=-nie-upan Mr. 74artin's subsequent re llilarity anti grod conduct. S. after , while subsequent Jus tice 'was going.throirili tly county.presentments, (rJa cowl-act& firr 1-ceping i:2' elms • r.ilinc of road it annar.-ani) was. rnd. Just; caTletcher rinnionstely nid, that Irh“ dill not suppose there were any mails Conr.mvarasr. Mr. replied, " Mv lord, whin thir.suin presented by us (tile Orand . Jury) shall be expcutil, I solicit your lordship to seed your ca. • riag2 hors t", andierrants, rtir..l the whale line. Ali of them vr..lt aceomnrod.ttut, and l.)snitably entert: , .; ed, provided that your loplshiP itat.amaa wry thee:' •