The National Register. — London, England, 1812-12-06 00:00:00

TIM NATIONAL REGISTER. r r 1. rd CASTIF.k EACH presented a copy of the last 'Pert) . ccncluded with ttus•Aa, whi.:ll was ordered to lie on the table; COMAIITIEE OF SLTPLY. The CHANCELLOR Or the EXCVEVUEII moved the Order of the Dar tOr the House going into a Con.tnittte of S•!ply. M IRAeo. hetine a:reenig to the question, wished to know it Accettuts relative to the D wits of the Admiralty were ietended to be laid betore the 1-I. , use ? The CHANCELLOR of the Exciii.cieEst answered in the affirmative. tfr. CkEEVEE moved, as an A rn: olment, that the !louse should take the earliest oppo tunity of going into a Committee en the State of the C uri oncy. Mr. Wu tree EAll said he would vote for the Arne. dreent, and re peated the quest;ons, 'whether the Chaihe. dor of the Exchequer cen ttnued to think Bank Notes equal to Guineas, and whether Govern ment, directly or indirectly, by their Agents or otherwi..e, were trading 'for gold, while they prosecuted others for that offence ? Jt they could deny this,. it would set aside great dissatisfaction, and put many suspicions to rest. The CHANCELLOR of. t 1 ), Excnr.ceett gave the crest positive and unequivocal denial to this hisinuation, and sated that he had yester day refit:icy) to purchase a quantity of gold offered to him. The Amenchnent was negatived. After a few remarks from Mr. WUITIIREAD, Lord CASTLEREAGH, and the.CuAnesume of the LiecuEeera, in which the fernier in e6teil on knowing who had ofii:red the guineas for sale, aril at what rice. and what the persons opinions were ; to which the la• ter re plied that he could not answer for the opinions of other, and that the sum Oiled was i 7,000 guineas, at 253. each. The House resolveo itself into a Committee of Sueply, and agreed to a Resolution ti:ar a Supply be :ranted ro his I‘l,.iesty. DISTILLATION FitoAl GItAIN: The Cii.tiverttoit of the EXCHEQUER irowd the Order of the Day fin . the Nous? going into a Committee on the Distillation front Grain Prohibition Bill, to which was referred the Irish Act on the same subject.. The House having gone into a Committee.; leave was erantcd to a Bill to amend the said Acts. The CHANCELLOR Of.the E2:CHMUER obtained l eave to bring in a Bill to continue the Gold Coin Ala. Mr. WHITBREAD said a tew words on what he conceived to be a satirical thing of the Right Honourable Gentleman, (Mr. Vansittart,) with regard his answering questions, but not stating opinions. He also observe(' that lie Right Honourable Gentleman hid not said any thing which convinced him positively that Government •had not per sona emoloyed to purchaz.e Gold Coin. The Citioccmoit ot the Ex.-tiro:not again, in the most -positive -terms, rettited such a charge, which was made witkout foundation. Adjourned. FRID:OC, DEC. 4. The SPEAKER itiformed the House that the Ptince Regent ?lad been 'waited upon with the Atidre.s upon the: milky,. of erecting a monu ment to General Le Marchant, and that his Royal Highness had signi fisd his intention to giv.e instructions to that effe4.t. A Petition was presented in the name of Valentine Blake. itzainst thesrctirrn of the Hon. Frederick lihare, Ecri. for the county of G.,lway. Otdered to be taken into consideration on Thursday the Ilth'of February. Mr. LustimoTou brought in the Sugar Brewing of Beer W l it. the Bank Note Bill, and the Starch Bill. Read a first time, and ordered to be read a sec..nd time rn Monday. nrr, 6 TUESDAY's LONDON GAZETTE, BANKRUPTS. E. Burr, of Chativim, upholaterer, to surrender, Dec. 5,1?, and •J.:n. 12, at ten, at C:Uddhall, London. Attorney, '2,lr. Jupp, Car. pcnter's H3ll, London WRII. L. Fenchura-street, merclmt, Dec. 8, 15, and J an . 12, at ttn, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Scott, St. Mildred'; mut, Poultrv. W. Rye, of Oxfor3•srcet, lir.en-draper. Dec.s, 19, and jin.ll, at teu, :it Gull :hall. Attorney, Mr. Grigo:y, Wax-Clunk:lees Nlaiden lane. Buckley, of Oldham, Lancashire, cotton-spinner, Dec. 1;i, and jaw 19, at eleven,• at the Biidewarer Arms Inn, hlauche;ter, Attornies, Mr. Hurd, Kia g's. Bench Walks, Messrs. R. R. and C. Jackson, Manchester. J. Collins , of Hampstead-road, scavenger, Dec 5. 13, and lan. 12, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Lockett all I' t. 1:r, Gray's Jim. W. Ruinst.y. of Ditmtan's-hill, Tower-street, hoop-bender, Dec. 12, 13. and an. 12, at twelve, at Atternev, Mr. Mow. bray, Bankside, *Soittliwatk. W. Worhoys, of Butt-lane. Deptford, linen draper, Dec.s, 19, and Jan.'l2, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mr. Slier. wood, Cantethurv-f quare, S.uiliwark ; and Mr. Kerneck, Depiford. .E.• Drake, of Market. hill. Sliadwell, bricklayer, Per. 5, 12, ai.l Jan. 12, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. shelitcld, • G teat Present-0 reet, 'Goodman's-finds. J. Bostock, of Rudgelcy, Sta(fordshire, milliner, Dec. 15,19. and 12- at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Me!. dowcrofr. Gray's Inn; London. .T. Day, jun. of West Cowes, lsle of Wight, win merchant, DtT. 10, at two, 'll, at eleven, 11:1 Jim. 12, at two, at the Sun Inn, No,. port. A tternies, hlr. Worsley, Newport; and Messrs. JenkiN, Jame-, and Abi)ot, New Inn, London. N. Hellings,an.l'W. C. Stebbing, Delallay-street, West': flrittr, tailors, Dec. 8, at twelve, 15. at one, and 12, at eleven, at Gai::l - Attornies, Messrs. Breinridge and Son, Dyer's-inaldia.,; , , Hol born. J. Greenwood, of Knowlwood Bottom, Lancashire, and J. Hamer, Stoneswood Bottom, cotton-spinners, Dec. 21, 22, and Jan. I'2, ia eleven, at the Whitt Lion, Halifax. Attornies, Mr. Wiaalesv:oto, Gray's Inn-square, London ; and Mr. Sutclifli. Mithohn, roar Hcr- J Penniliz, of Blanford Forum, Dorset, cabinet-maker, Dec. and Jan. 12, at ten, at the Crown Inn, Blandtbral Forum. Anomie:, Mr. Moore. Blandford ; and Messrs. Wilson and Chisholm, Liu. coin's Inn-fields, London. M. Deane, of Farningham, Kent, sadle, Dec. 5, at eleven, K and jan. 12, at Guildhall, Lowloo. A vorney, Mr. Clarke, Sadler's Hall, Ciicapside. J. Darke, of Skinner-street, haberdasher, Dec. 12, 13, and Jan. 12, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Sw,et and Stuke,, Basingliall-street. T. Underdown, of Coly ton, Devonshire, ironmonger, Dec. --, and jan. 12, at ekven, at the Dolphin Inn, Honiton. Attomio, .1 1 / 4 4r. C. Luxmore, Red Lion-square, Holborn, London ; and Mriarb.' Flood and Mules Honiton. . W. Marks , of Wilton-upon-Wye, Herefordshire, corn-factor , Dec. 16, 17, and Williams,n. 12, at elevca, at the King's Head Inn , W Attornies, Mr. Red Lion-square, London; and Mr. Ho T oper. Roas. • . Evans, of Kidderminster, brazier, Dec. 29, at eve, 30, and .1 , ". 12, at eleven, at the White Hart, Hartlebury, Worcestciallifei Attornies, Messrs. Baxter and Martin, Yurnival's Lundon; Mr. Smith, Kidderminster. W. Clark, of Fair-street, Tooley-street, cheesemonger, Dec. z3I at twelve, 15, at one. and an. lq• at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Day, White Hart-court, Bishopsgate- street. LONDON GA!ETTE EXTRAORDINARY. WAR DEPA RI MENT. DOWNING-STREET, DECEMBER 3, 1912. Dispatches, of which the following are extracts, were revivcdbst night by 1:;arl .Bathurst, addreswl to his Lordship by the idarquib vh Wellington. Pitiegua, Nov. 7. The enemy repaired the bridge at Toro at a much earlier than lex pt tied. I therefore desirnd Sir Rowland Hitt to court"; his march by F. urivcros upon A Ina de 'Tormes ; aud as soon as fund that h - was sulliciently forw,ard, I broke up y coerday mom' itw fr . ' in the paition which I had held in front of 1 ordesillas the 30th of last month, and I am in march towards the litil;lits Of at. Christoval, in front of Salamanca. under The cnemv has not pressed at all uron the rear of the troops Licutcnant-General Sir Rowland Hill, nor have. those °lobe Douto T MESSAGE F rtom THE PRINCE RECP:NT. Lord CASTLEREAGH appeared at the Bar with a Mei.sage from the Prince Regent, which he was ordered to bring up. It was read - by the Speaker, - ai.d stated that his Royal flighne•s, being aw .re of the signal services rendeied to his country by the Marquis of Welling ton, aril particularly in the affair of Salamanca, was desirous of dis tingaishing him by :•tich an act of national munificence as would ena ble him to sustain tlic high honours ennferred upon-him. The Mcs_ sage concluded. with a desire that the House would consider the means by whit h such intention could b.: put into cif:et, and was ac cordingly referred to a Committee of the whole House, which was appointed to sit on Mtinday. The Report of the Commissioners appointed to enquire into the State of Lincoln and Lancaster Gaols, was brought up and ordered to be printed. . . . _ Lord FOLKESTONE stated, that in con-equence of a communication just niade to him by Lord Castieragh, he thought it incumbent upon him to postpone his motion relative to the Getundn Legion to Thurs day next. At the same time he moved for a return (which was or dered) ,t the number of German Officers in 0 ,, r •ervice. • The usua Ordinary and Extraordin..ty Navy and Army Estirmtes were 'moved 'or, and an Address ordered to be :eu t to the Pimce Regent, to oir.:ct the vroper Officers to prepare the same, to be laid ! before p:. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER obtained leave tri bring :n Bill tor t I C men !tne t of the Act et last Session, relating to tl.e ref u iatimi of the powers given to the Commissioners of Ins Majesty's •Ilo:tsehold for the rn ina:ement .of his Majest) 's personal property. Adjourned to Monday. ~ `~ ~ ..,. ~ Bilks t hid 1 cf tla Tb lelll l It: 12 cui) on T 1 von. the I sint: II t,.. A rib 01 Loci WJS the pro:F n A The: lion, as tort lion sion lea v fella MO% COE cant posi tangy adv the i the ; it al 1141 He shij