The National Register. — London, England, 1809-04-30 00:00:00

APRIL 30. _ he Commissioners of Military Inquiry, and the War Office was occupied in forming arrangements pursuant to the suggestions of that Report, and also of the 7th and Bth Reports, he put it to the Hon. Gentleman, whether he should not defer his motion for the present, until he should known what arrangements would be adopted, especially as the preparation of these papers might interfere with the time of the clerks, now usefully occupied in the projected arrangements. Mr. Wardle had no desire to press his motion, if his Majesty's Ministers were resolved to oppose it. Why had they not made the arrangements alluded to, in all the period since J tine last, when the Report was laid before the House ? Ile believed it likely, that no arrangement was in contemplation, till he had given notice of his motion. But he could assure the House, that unless an entire change of system should take place, much loss would accrue to the public. What cost 50,00nf. now, could he done for less than 30,000!. and this he• would pledge himself to prove. He could not see why the accounts should not be settled here as well as they are in Ireland. He had been on both establishments, and had suffered, together with his regi ment, by the failure of a Paymaster, and the arrears of accounts in this country. lie declared that he did not mean any thing personal to the Right Hon. Secretary at War ; neither did he feel any personal hostility to his Majesty's Ministers ; for he could assure them that he did not wish to see any other set of Gentlemen in their places. All he had in view in his motion was to skew that there were faults in the conduct of the office to which he referred. Ile would withdraw his motion until some day next week.—Adjourned. TUESDAY': LOADOS G_IZEITE. ANKRIYPTcY ENLARGED. WOLFE LYON, of Denzel-gtreet, Clare-market, glass-merchant, from April tl to June 10; at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRt/PTS. ROGER. BOLTON and GEORGE BOLTON, late of Wigan, Lancaster, spirit-merebings ; to surrender May 1 - 1, IS, at live, and June 6, at elta en, at the Buck in the Vine, AVizan. Attorney, Mr. ti.tikell, 14 . kaa. MAJOR CLAY, of South Shield;, Durham, lineo-draper, *ly pod ,Tnne 6, at eleven, at Ow thilden-Lion-Ittu, South Shield , . Attornie!. Me4'srs. Al!ea and IfoktkitNon, Newark-upon-Treat, Nottin;:liani; airrl Messo , . Ross, Halt, and Ross, New Boswell-court, Carey.street, London. JOEL PINNEY, of Bur,-street, St. Jauit•:'A, taylar, April lot, May 2, and Tune C, at tueive, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Fre.iiiie, Great Que..u-4reitt, JOHN SPENCER, of High-vtreet, Mile-End. New-Town, victualler, April 99, 11.1 y 6, and June 6, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Davies, L•ruthhury. _ ..... THOMAS SMITH, late of Brandon, Suffolk, wine-merchant, May 15, at four, 16, and• June 6, at eleven, at the Chequer-Inn, Brandon. Attorney, Mr. k'reclerick ANeten, Gray's-inn, London; and Mr. Isaacs, Mildenhall, Kuttidk. CHARLF:t4 TO'FHILL, of Norwich, int-reliant, May 6, 12, and June f,;-at four, at the White Swan Inn, St. Peter of Mancroft, Norwitt Attorities, Messrs. Simpson and Rackham, Norwich; and Messrs. Windus, Son, and Haltaway. Chancery-lane, London. GA3I\I4IEII. CAPES, of Gaiashorouzh, Lincoln, wharfinger, May 14 1.1. and June 6, at twelve, at the White Hart Inn, Catinsborough. l ttorhiec, George Cape, Epworth; and Messrs. Exley and Stocker. Furni‘ars.litit, London. JOHN DAVIDSON, of the Fast-IndiaChamberc,Leadenhall-ctreet,merchant. April Y 9, May 6, and June 6, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas ilde, jun. Castle-qtreet, Falcon-square. JOHN TAYr.om, of Brawalane, Spittalfields, baker, April :19, May 6, and June 6►, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Palmer, No. 36, Aleop's bui Wings, New-road, Miry-le-bone. WILLIAM FOWLER, of Distaff-lane, wine-merchant, May 6,9, and J une 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Warrand, Castle-court, Budge-mw. WILLIAM MARSHALL, Or Paternoster-row, Spitaltields. cheefiemottger, May 1, at one. 11, at ten, and June 6, at twelve, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Mitchell, Union-court, Broad-oreet. DIV Inrrns. May 6. J. Turnbull, J. Forlte•. R. A. Crawford, and D. Skene, of Bread attest, merchant', at twelve, at: t; _ _ May 16. J. F. - Hughes, of Wigmore-str.xt, Cavendish-quare, bookseller, at twelle, at Guildhall. May W. Stele, of Brentford, Middleiev, lineu-draper, at twelve, at fihildball. London. June 24. G. Savory, of Southwark, victualler, at eleven. at Quiklkall, London. May 16. M. Stockley, of the Strand, rrorer, at one, at Guildhall. May 16. W. Hall, of Silver-street, Cheapside; blaurhester-warehouseman, at one, at Guildhall. May 16. W. H. Gilison, of Saville row, Walworth, Surrey, at one, at Guildhall, London. May 19. J. Cass, of Scarborou,Th. Yorkshire, og.hinet-maker, at eti Ten, at the Blacksmith's Arms lan, Searhoroirh.- May Eardle, of Excter, dealer in glass, at e'even, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. May 31. Rose, of Read, Soraersetshire, farmer, it twelve, at the Chris topher Inn, Bath. htfy 16. C. Morton, of Croydon, Surrey, horse dealer, at one, at Guildhall', London. Ma' 20. G. F. °rani:, of Touley-9freet ) Eottthwark, furrher, at ton ) at puildh.ll. t THE NATIONAL REGISTER. 2T9 ' May io. J. Itoaremtn, of Manenepter, pinuther, at eleven, at the Dug Tavern, Manchrter. June J. W. Ogilvie, jun. G. Mylne,' aid J. Chatiners, of ;Jeffeey'li-square, at tea, at Guildhall. May O. J. Luck, of Bristol, upholder, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern. Bristol. May 19. J. Thompgon, of Liverpool, merchant, at 'eleven, at the York !tote!, Liverpool May 13. J. Baines, of Ashford, Salop, farmer, at eleven, tat the White llor-v Ina, Ludlow. May JO. H. Martin, of Birmingham, born-button-maker, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Birmingham. tERTIFIcATEs.—MAY, 16. J. Walter, of Shad Thainei, Sorrey, anehommith.—M. Elliot, of Chatham. %Ik,,pkoeper.—P: Firu►un, of Dedham, Essex, nione)-scrivener—E. Eardleb of Ezett.r, &Ales- io glaws. . SATUD.4 Y'S LONDON G.1ZE777:. At the Court at the Queen's Palace. the2slh IT //pen 1809. present, the kitag's Must Excellent Majesty in Council. • Whereas his Majesty, by his Order in Council of the eleventh of November, one thousand eight hundred and seven, was pleased for the reasons assigned therein, to order that " all the ports and places of France and her allies, or of any other country at war with his Majesty, and all other ports or places in Europe, from which, though not at war with his Majesty, the British flag is excluded, and all ports or places in the colonies belong ing to his Majesty's enemies, should from thenceforth he subject to the same restrictions in point of trade and navigation, as if the same were actually blockaded in the most strict and rigorous manner;" and also to prohibit " all trade in articles which are the produce or manufacture of the said countries or colonies : And whereas his Majesty having been nevertheless desirous not to subject those countries which were in alliance or in amity with his . Majesty's to any greater inconvenience than . was absolutely inseparable from tarrying-into effect his Maksr ty's just dete-roriaapon to counteract designs of his enemies, did snake certain exceptions awl modifications expressed in the said order of the eleventh of November, and in certain subsequent orders of the twenty-fifth of November, declaratory of the aforesaid order of the eleventh of November and the eighteenth of December, one thousand eight hundred and seven, and the • thirteenth of March one thousand eight hundred and eight. And whereas, in consequence of divers events which hnvo taken place since the date of the firrit mentioned Order affecting the Relation between Great Britain and the Territories of other Powers, it is expedient that sundry parts tmd provisions of the said Orders should be altered or revoked. His Majesty is therefore pleased, by and with the advice of his Privy Council, to revoke and annul the said several Orders, except as hereinafter expressed, and so much of the said several Orders, except as aforesaid, is hereby revoked accordingly. And his Majesty is pleased, by and with the advice of his Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby ordered, that all the ports and places, as far north as the river Ems inclusively, muter the government stiling itself the Kingdom of Holland, and ail ports and places under the government of France, totrether the colonies,- plantations, and settlements in the possessiob of those governments respectively, and all ports and places in the northern parts of Italy, to be reckoned from the ports of Orbi tello and Pesara inclusively, shalt continue and he subject to the same restrictions, m point of trade and oavigation, without any exception, as if the same were actually blockaded by kis Majesty's naval forces in the most• strict and rigorous manner; and that every vessel trading from and to the said countries or colonies, plantations or settlements, together with all goods and merchandise on board, shall be condemned us prize to the captors. And his Majesty is further pleased to order, apd it bendy/ •*- ordered, that this Order shall have effect from the day of stet wr date thereof, with respect to any ship, together with its mg*, which may he captured subsequent to such day on any vnyage which is and shall be rendered legal by this Order, althotter . ' such voyage at the time of the -commencement of the same was' . unlawful and prohibited under the said former orders; and such • shipiuponhelog brought in, shalkbC relemetl accordingly ; anti with respect to all ships, together with their cargoes, which ‘„•••• may be captured fn any voyage which was permitted • under the;:4l. exceptions of the orders above-mentioned; but whith is not per: mitted according IR the provision; of this order, 14s. Majesty ' • • pleased, to order, and it is hereby ordered That such''ships, and • their cargoes, shall not be liable to condemnation, unless they shall have received actual notice of the present order before well capture; or it; deftttat of such Rotice l until after the ezpiratio f !, • s • ~I • 'j ~~ ~~~ mow ■ • •VC,fO • ft! I I Ile ..~~: a MI 1 I I IN