The National Register. — London, England, 1819-02-08 00:00:00

TIIE NA TTONAL REGISTER. ti r RUIRUETT apposed the Bill, anal tirupotid, tlr.t, instead of now. the Bill stitrild be read 3 thi,.4 time this day fortnight. Sir It. Witsol was in favour of the amendmatt. Mr. Law sow thOU'lllt it tit t the amendment should Ira adopted, and if the Hun. Baronet shouid v ies the quaten too division, he would vote We him. The HOUI/ Men divided. Par the third trading, 32.—For the amendment, to. The Bill tvu then mid a third time. and pawed. COMMITTEE OF SECRECY. Mr. Rant-truce rep irted. that the Eirowin gentlemen had, by the n*nrity of lists, bec.i nomitiatod Members of the Secret Corn saittte-v- I tort: Castlereagh. Mr. Vansittart. Mr. Canning. Mr. Tierney. Mr. Wellesley Pole. Mr. Lamb. Mr. P. Robinson. Mr. Grenfell.- Mr. lieskitson. !Mr. Abercrombie. Mr. Brnites. It was e'en ordered. that the Comm:tte.e should meet nest flay. with the power of sending for proms. papers, and records. and of adjourning from tune to time, and from place to Ogee. I'f U 1 Y This hear the Liar day of recriviiN niectlon Petitions, the I •Itow mg were pretested, aid ordered for consideration, viz : Di...glad:l, March a; Woollen Basset, March 12; NU Orimitht , MAI ell 23 ; Cififfilfurll ; ,ffiArch Yli i Grist as, Match lb; f3rshil , Msi i it 16; Not 1114atiwou anti Taunton, Apia I ; Miinurne Carmaton, April 6, St. lees and Rye. April 27 . Ivelehester and GI ampound, April:di; and Klass ton-nom-Hull, Ma:,. 4. POOR LAWS. Mr. Cunwtst enquired if ilinittert had shandetted (hell intentiou of bringing tint .object br foie the IL.nte ? Lord CAVILEREAGY said, that the tnhject of the Poor Laws ltd been itseen up by a Gentleinnis in every way eminently qualified fur the duty he bad utidertoken, and Mitt at soon a. Ills inv,•stitfation was completed, the solve' would he brought before Pal lidowint. Its it solisequt tit t rait at the evening, Mr, S target Betimes gave notice, th it he thoulti on Tuesday neat move for the appointment of a Committee to imintre into the state of our Pour Lows. Sir J. Mickintosh. Mr. P.A. Sir .1. Niel°ll. Mr. Littleton. Mr. Wilson. Mr. Stuart Wortley. Mr. Manning. Mr. F. Lewis. M*. Ashhorst. Sir J. Newport. BANK COMMITTEE. Mr. Cuellarr gave notice, that on Monday he ehonld move that MT.li.trn he added to the Comoidtre which had been appointed to inquire into the state of the Bank. CHARGE OF BRIBERY. Sir R, WILSON iircseoted a petition flans Air. Brady, Cerk of the Peace for Ili. connty of Lim.rirk, charging the lion. Wyndhain Quin with an sileinlit to bribe him et the late alection.—Petition raceived, and Mr, (loin ordered to attend this day lielinight. NoRTIIERN COUNTLES. Mr. M. A. TAYLOR moved an address to the Prince Re gent, ;staying his Itqyal Highness to adopt .Hell Measures as wouLl give the counties of Westmoreland, Cumberland, For. thniniserland, and thirliant, two gaol deliveries in each year The SOLICITOR Craw Cita L said, the siitj eel With now linkkr the coast ler *lion or Miiiiste,s. Mr. 1.4.: XMAS raid, the Public expected Ministers would have done sowciding Maine this; he hoped the number of PuisneJudges would not be encleased, as that would neither increase the depen dence of the bar, or time service of the public. The Midland Coun ties also required relief. Lord CASTLBREAGII defended himself and his colleagues from the imp:station of delay. Mr. N. CALVE KT remarked, that the year was very unequally divided by tne A,si:ca• When they considered that there were only three mon:hs between the Lent ..nd Summer Assizes, while there were nini. inontlis betweer. toe Summer and Lent Asia a, justice could not be said to L. equally administered. The motion was then agreed to. WIND9OII. ESTABLISHMENT. Lord CASTLERAOII brought dovr . a message from the Prince Regent, which the Speaker read to the fuaowing effect ; • G. P. It —His Royal Hi gnes. the Prince Regent, acting for and nu hearth* of His Mejesty, is graciously pleased to announce to your I lonourable Haute, that the 58,0001. apprpriated to the mainten ance of the estabti ennent, and to the support of toe lionour and dig nity'of the Crown, having, by the lamented demise of the Queen, become aapheable to the general seriices of the Civil Lis:, the Prince i it ,erit plated this RIM at the tlispeeed ot Parliament ; at the same ten: he submits to the consideration of toe !lease of Coins:was, tee chains of several persons which he leaves to tnejustiee and hb.rality of Parliament; these claim. are daunted on the service. ot persocs who were connected with her Majevty's department; and the !Weed will not fait to grant them such ellewaaces al are usual on occemme THE BANK CONIMITTEE. ef similar affliction." 04 the motion of Lent CAPTI.IIIEAGFI t an Address el Mr. VaNSITTART then moved the Order of the Day, for the Thateksi was voted to that, Pricer Reeent, 'or his gracious Coat ilotute proceeding to ballot for the Committees to enquire into the municatton. du much of the speech as related to the demise . .4 de of the Beek. The Clerk proceeded theall over the names of the Members, who, i t her M4'BlY hey ii., .teen now teed. ee their names were tmlled over, went to the table and drop' their Lord CARiTLNHCAGII again roar, and after a brief eulogium eamee into the ghost,. en the virtues of her late Majesty, proceeded to state in tie- The SPE/tria then proceeded to appoint the Committee of tail the reshot thine which are to take plitee, and the ealeill re eutinecr, ten Mr. Larobton's name being mentioned, that Hon. ot ihe Wintleor Establishment Mule led to be meintaisied.— Cen•lemen requested he might be excused ; it WAS unplee sint to His Lordship ~.td, awe tot...twit. presented themseleee H. lilt 1 in to he eemed as a etrutiueer in a queseion which was already coneideratiun of the Holier, one 'elating to the rate of tee derided. King's person: and tit. ether, to the disponil of the funddlier The SPEAKER was sorry he had mentioned the lien. Meml , er's , was then a. liberty. A Bat had pe.eed the other House which nettle, st :t was unpleasent to Lint; but he had done it without any live the Duke of Yot le the earn of the King's prism', and ur tea:se-Lion but that of his own mind. should move that that Bill be read a second time that mew. Mr. TiEttar.it said it would be called an old joke, or he had no doubt he could name the very Coinnii . .tce which would be uppmetetl, • e * p ee Wilt r l l tto the 01d1:14111 questiou, t owe w as a fleet's esy and of winch releetlemen Mid been furnic'med with lieu. for a good alien)" demise, and be should move that 'beer be A new Member, whose name we could nut learn, expressed him- reterred to it Select Committee. 'The sum graaird by Pal ho vel/ hurt at the insinuation thrown out by the Right Hoo.Gentlentau illeot toe IlleW , ^ ll,ol Fe'thiblisloolol "'"" 14 ° ,43 ; 01 • ' ll ' l63 o" h ' It seemed to impute to Gentlemen that they might be influenced. for the Queen, There was also deem of 10,000 i. that 11.111 lice., He had, ineeed. found a list of name!. on Ins table this morning— grants dto the Qat en for the care atilt Kt" it's prison, red e.here eca sie fro.n he did not know; but CAN he knew, lie had not b.• einmel propose teat the muse aura RI dbe given to t. e kit hime I at ell fettered by it, bin had filled up an entire new Duke of Yutk. 14 .! , the emit of 413,001.11 beria Ithereled, -.ft. lie :r of 'to dimly other Gcutkinen lied done the sane; and •id A saving of tio,oodl. Wet would take piece open the that the election meelit not be so certain as the Right lion. Gen- Wiwi...or E-laulietimeiti, slit re would ultionotely be asa t• a c mai , iii, oeeti. dig to its.. public sillOri,ndill.Thet saving tor the pi est iit,te eel.' Ma. T.Elite EY had no sort of intention teehrow out any insinuel ainuittit ow% to 8:),C.001. as tilt sum of t5,000i. weetil 1141 le . ation aeeiii t t;te lion. Gentleman, who was as yet ignorant o 'ratters ot this kent, or lie would isaow that Nlini.eers arse secure roared fur the set touts of the K.Oblisitaiesit of lies late ...le of a tnejority for tLeir favourite het; which they ordy left witietimee del'''. trietde whom they could :met, or theaght th ey could. King's recovery beim: greatly Iltalintit:itid, it was pi upueed to Mr. Aid. Wialt eexate :aid, he !md not found any As ton his retlare sumo all Ilse Officer, of the Hounetiold. A g them. -moster.—a latripl." - --, •• *roe the- Vire Contatherlans, the Master of the Ktinee, th• The Committee was then fillsd wee end the Scrutineers wield:re four Lertle 01 she Math Itaaturr, allit the four eiromue of Hi. tO the Speaiter's chembee. Daring weir abwn .e, IS tiviteoioet. The LeellAS 01 Illy 13eLICI14111iirf 44,1 is line... p a i r j uo 3 wee , ~resented swim 4. me revues for Nottingham, ..d ti , h e 4 ,1 0 , Av d ie .. , iitia tittle ,iitnti i ion, 14111101.: any satiny Wort,tor. Cassielfoul, Great Grimsby. II •yeen, ml Lancaster ; tai she . . 'WI' sl , echnient to his lelejeety. 'I he (ir.iiitti 01 It . ,ey We . orilercil to be taken lows come*, stain on tie Yd, 1610, : q , m a e . w „, 1 , 1 mi d ie e ,„ it i„,, ed. ana l 4 ., t h e .is E p "...,„ ; a f, as 3u., of Marc,. 5%140 carte amids t / tut oiatiit itervaitis of the Kw". It. Mr e. , t ORTLEY presented a Petite!) from 'rennin Merclemt. . . 1.....5e.5ap ...meted ti by pto o t a itig a S t -feet Comm*. tee Ut 21. rid M.i.siiaci.itit.ti 01 Branca', agairtal a pre-est-hate rem/opt:on .It Carp- pewees, —..Alered to lie me th e utile. I'o t•Na "Hie 4.1.1 repoi 1 onions the imiuts give., by ii. Mr. RC try E r stored the Older of the Day for the third rcadirg i Lordellip there tiwee el Messre..fieruoy, Bitruzliam, Lamb, et the Vf tetminster liminess' Tillk and Long Wellteley. Mr. TIERNEY was equally . disappointed at not seeing the name of Eis Hon. and Learned Friend in the list. If Ministers woi.id tL.usent to introduce the name of his Hon. and Learned Friend, he •ould not object to any of tile other names in the list. Mr. Lawsorr SAW the name of a learned person from Doctor's Commons in the lust. He was at a loss to conceive what knowl.dge enat Rig it Hon. and Learned Gentleman could have of Finance. ye should wish to see that lion. Alember's name withdrawn, and • , :e name of Lard Lasczaes introduced instead of it. The Petition N then brought up, read, and ordered to lie upon the table. PER. 8 Mr. A. WXLMILY, Y Pok , ! at some length, expressing a ronstitti tinil4l jealous!, of the Oult".. of "fork Iwingirvale keeper of the King's pp tuna and retaining the olce of Con . ' ander in Chief. lie also hoc_ the principal of er:unotuy could not brt manned t"o the Winch. or Kstablishnic,t. _ — Mr. TINIINEY COndatiCei won ]. too much for the expenre of biz Majely's per:on. ami made a variety of other remarks, w!n 'ere rent rd to by Mr. Canning. The quest:on woo then unanimously agreed to. Adjourned. FRIDAY. Mr. Sergeant Ov!rt.ow wired for a new Writ for the deetic , - tr 7 a Member far Doi; I,e.d in the room of Mr. J:l6tlCl* Cast t and t..n. At 4 itto, ton, in the room of Seritant Copier, who, :ince hie eleetien, has been arm.a.oted Chief Jut Tice of Cheerer. New ‘4 ruts were moved for New Winator, Ilverr.esr, bnrne,lVeteltin/ley, an d Peterborough. Alter a few words from t.orsi Binning and Mr. Douglnt, Petition .'as read and ordered to Fenn the able. _ The Rid for the otter Care of Hs Majesty..., Person went throagla a Cornmwer, end the Report was receivz(l. M r.VANI at TTAILT tuoval the 614.1 reading of the Bill to-mormw. Orilerea. tir 11. PAP ?I !Li obtaired to bring In s iii fn. verin- in T...latet. , the unnuigvsnent of tnc line of rotkl from Shrewstany to 13agnot Ft try. Adjutant (I. 'OMITTED IN LAST ITURD.II"S GAZETTI —sea — DI VI DUN DS. W. M'Kenzie, St. Paul's. Cavent gart!en, merchant. May 11. R. Nhsh, K 410ton—upon-Thames. seed outlier, Feb. flu. G. Milne, Broad Street. merchant, Feb. 20. J. Smart, Kin;.psgat. S7.eet, !Idiom. ironmonger. r.b 20. C. Coles and F. ()akin, Fleet Street, Statiot.ev, l'eb. (4. Franks, Ileticrose Stieet. h tut". Feb. (t, Chan:ter, Sutton, Nfildleses, merchant, Feb. 20. J. Afillwall, Poph.r, ROIU4II Ceincut manufactarer, Feb. 50. A. Madutair, Queen Streot, Golden Square, bookbinder, Feb. to. H. Dudley, Dudley, Worcestctsture, thread manufacturer, Feb. tt. S. rielburn, high Street, Mlarytebone, merchant, Feb. 20. J. liirkbrtde, Southwaite, Cumberland. cattle dealer, March 25. Wm. Cranipton, Beckingham, Nottinghamshire, horse March 13. T. Pearson, Pennybridge, Lar.eashire, flax spinner. Feb. :G Z. Gregor)) • Aston, IVarwickskire. builder. Feb. V.J. W. Penndl, Jun. Queenhithe, merchant. Mardi G. 11. Hughes, Manchester, gutter, F. b. 25. W. Holly will, Bath, brandy merchant, Feb 21. B. Jacob, flartiolemew dose, merti.ant. Much 6. J. E. Shane, FL.rt Street, ahoemaker. Feb. to. .1. Bahmer, City Chambers, Ilishopsgate Sued, merchant, reb.9tl. Ilataturn, Threadneedle Street, ship broker, Feb. 20. J. Itobeets, Wood Street. Spitalfields silk niamit'acturcr, Feb. 6. 'l'. Thompson, sen., E. Thompson, ahil T. Too n o sson, jar., Nefter Comptoo. l'harrietsh.re, flax spi.mcra, P.b. vt. J. NVigia, litrminghani, inkstand mailufacturer, Feb. 22. 1. Raalatt, Chsirtertiousc Square, rdcrehauit, Feb.2o. C. ('ox, Portsmouth, painter, F,.b 25. G. Ornierod, Lanehead, Lancashiro, innholder, faith I. I'. Dickson, Isieknell hail. Cumberland, miller,Marchz 2S. Cr.lt'flFICATES—Feb. J. Graves, Southwark, :top and seed merchant. H. Mlll9ll, Brcntford, boot and shoe maker. S. }fumble, Live, pool, hop factor. J. liust.tes, Liverpool, thus:gist .). Waloisley. Sanford. Lancashire, cotton twist amid weft dealer. W. Sturman, '1 oar Street, Southwark guronaker. C. F. Vilhers, Ladbary, Herefordshire. drogvist. J. Whitford, Black Horse Vaal, High Hallos: ti, coach smith. J. H. Lars don, Whalsor Place, City Road, carpenter. J. Emery, Slorrey, Stafo:dshire, tape manufacturer. G. Dyson, jun. China Terrace, Lambeth, auctioneer. T. Dicken, Litchfield, cotton and worstend spinner. Front the LONDON GAZETTE, Taesdajb --4 - BANKRUPTS. J Towiey, jun. Blandtbrd Firurn, Dorset, state MUM Att. Ff. Dean, Guildford Street. J. To% bey. jun. anti S. Lloyd, Blaulford Forum, dealers. Atts. Wilbou and Co. Lincoln's Inn Fields. T. Thompson, Ilambl,•rcn, Lancaster, tanner. Att. Mr. Norr.r., John Street, Bedford Row. J M. Morgan, G. M. Mor;,nin, and R. Morgan, Bell Saltra.7 Yard, Ludgate Hill, stationars. Airs. J. and A. Sr.ith, Dorset Street, Salisbury Square. J. Fonlerton, Upp-r Bedford Place, Bloo.usbury Square, merchant. Atts. Knight and Co buret. J. H. Wilbern, Dock Head, Surrey, distiller. A:ts. Blackstock end Co. Temple. J. Hornby, Liverpool, merchant. Atts. Aillinaton na I Co. Bedford Row. C. Monter - 14 Planers' Hall, Winchester Street, merchant. Pitt:- • Stratton and Co. Shorediicit. J. Pickot.ul, Debtford. maltster. Atte. P.onther and Co. Londm Street, I. enchurch Street. M. Hattersley, Dillon wilt Harrogate, York, heel keeper. Atm Alexander and Co. New Inn. DIVIDENDS. D. Baruh, Ilottnsditch, apothecary, Feb. 27. J. Dodds, Aldersgate Street, goldsmith, Feb. 27. W. Bush, Sallion Wadden. E, ex, Carp:titer, Feb, In. W. Forster, St. Martin's Lane, •lverstuith, Feb. 27. Bartells, Aldersgate Street, wine merchant, Feb. 27. J. V. H. Hagedorn, Old Broad Street, oterelamt, Feb. U. J. Mitchell, Tim:field, Sour hampton, linendraper, Fel. 25. M. A. Watson, Fareham. Sotath..mpton, mercer, Feb. 25. J. Ntiddlehurst, Liverpool, corn dealer, Feb. 46. J. Davies, Wells, Somerset, cabinet maker, Feb. '25. J. Ilambridge, Stow on the Wold, Gloucester, currier, Feb. :l'. J. Walinsley, Salford, Lancaster, cotton twist dealer, Marcn French. Old South Sea House, OW Broad Street, meichact, Feb. i 6. P. Giblett. New Bond Street, and W. Giblett, MinlleGril !Ir:J. Hertford, butcher, Feb. 27. T. Philipps. J. Philipps. and J. Philippi, Old City Caw:alters, merc..'im . La, - Feb. 21.‘ 1. Bill, Bratl well, Derby, baker. Feb. 24. J. Vevers, Cluirlwell. York. cloth merchant. Peb. 27. L. 14. 11.6. Cotistar,t, %Vellchne Square, sugar ivlititr, Feb. It. Itandall, Coleman .itrect, lialLramtor. Feb. ne J. bi...kcoull, Working, stationer, Feb. 9. 11. Du% o, r, Bruton street, Bond Street, :Manor, Feb. v. It. Swo n,..rid W. ilerbert, Wood Street. C tupa k, silk :attErlehe- - . - tUrCro, ..iarcti 2. C. A. Tati.pps, and T. rappa, ililford, Pembroke, beracrr, - - - Feu. 2'7. .1. T. Deal, lihafteabury, Bono. brewer, Feb. 27. . May, I'. Sh..rp, I.i upholsterers, Feb. Si. Li. Janes, A4on, Wa.rwiek, gun war , . Feb. 27. CEA I I IiICAT ES—Feb. .V. J. Tiantock. Lo n don wall, 8r0.4d Street, cutiarms. W. Price..%linori.s, tva tisAtkr. W. tlallotr, Spalieid., rattle cleiler. J. Kirkwall, 1.4 V !toad, Wawa& j rt.'s§ Of4r 'Pe. Thais FA lept:ed. Hi ;tot it no the House, after all •••.: h a d he a l ,i, what ornitobility Ole en 1111 l re hod of eve. spsettsg a retail, to P.iyoar:go: 1:,! his opb.laii : •h. Whir. +of time liraated exiteenneet at the Ralik it. 1816 tees name t t tiorie wowing a 1111161 ins get imintity of paper, alio li•v:ri_ staid fa spark about 6.e bildions of their old notots. H. vierefore con.it nut Itis.esliy believe that the Batik did ready ham! to Cash Payments. He WAN not, how re. emery with tar Wolk because it I• 09141 nut reSlltrie Specie rabytettlitS wi!holit the as•istance of ) 4 Ministry (4,1•1`.41111141 'tier by the 14 1 k. lie wonl.l attend the Committee with al etligo nee, 111111 would ttr:ng with him ail the mildness of dis i..•:sition he canal : hut he could sent give np his convictions, unless firms proved to be wrong. Bat would the Chancelloi 41 the Eschequer hi log the same spirit and temper 7 lie tretpaired of that as loud as his Resalittieu reiaiinrd, ths . Batik notes were N t.rtiv torts. He( Mr. Tierney) ',mild !Mess ten that Ralik notes were not equal to one another ler it • ;tic Hight 11,,u , 5,r.41,1e 0.•11111e1,1411 114 1 the good fertmie 10 - . in las 1,0,41111/1 111 l a 83.11 (IMP for 1001. dater' the 20th of Warts, 1818,111.4 W T.) wonid give him ano•lier nate fist IJOI. alma, •ad four 11. motes it. addition. Muck wad the wtdcli the pultne nerd of Ralik soles ; and he was • 'try. tor the take of the High. Host Gentleman. thrt has /1-- wheaten stiff remained on the Journals, decl a ring li. note, to be 20s. each. Front the keeping ip impel cis. r. ace 'She eselino..tc • lid I beet. (pisto l ed :IgIIIIISI us—When the Hank lied experiment or C4llll Payments, the exchange' mesas brought in our 1 . 4•011 r but the moment ibey b••/;au 4 toe :seat panel, the exeltaages turned %plain as. He v..ilted the C "mail:let to repot: tio opinions, but facts t and he had ..o tllry would receive a Report from the Coin. 105 .111 subjects, except those rit which the Howie would be enabled to come to a nrot.er judgment whether the 14.1114 CUIIIII sal.dy return to Cash Payments; Another ni ion objects was to bring the qie.•hou to a 1111011 awl quick tis•on. He vote:ed the testiseptitta of ('nth Payments "lo take place as gently as f.usihle, willioat any jarring with the ; bat the Inlet vomit' nut he. Nevertheless, tho easiest way would Ins to • educe the issue Of 11.:40 to the Invest possible point, cousinent With the wants of the Pnblie. Tnceefttre Gentieon n mast melte lip tattle minds to swim bi TOft•eideirce though did nut I avert that the 1111-011vetuirlICC world be so great as was held out it. prospect 1e them. He implored the House to take this subject into • 11104 most seasons consider 40011. The house then ehvided—For Mr. '1 ierney's Metion, Fou the Cuancellor of the Excheyneo's Amend neat, 2i7 ---Majnrit), 109. The Vemnuntee nevi then ordcred to be -secret, and by WE DVESDAY. Mr. Mannotxs brought in a Bill for the better preservation of 'Game in erred:. parts of Wales. On the question for the Bill being read a tirst time, Mr. ohservecl ; the scvciity of the Ga:r•.e laws. as they at present Espial, was most excessive, and the coavietions under th. numerous. Ile uncletituoil there was at present an instance of an individual hating bean conticted in penal:les air.ounting to 10001.; which !amities, as the law now maid, the Crown had not the power of remitting. Ile trusted when the Penal Code came under the consideration of the house. one of the first objects to which the attention of Parliament would lie turned would be the Game Laws. _ Alter w few wards from Mr. Msmsocxs, the Bill was read a first time. Mt. Hay trs said, he hold in his hand a Pt titiou most nume yously and respectably s•go d, by several of tile principal Merchants. Bankers, and others, inhabitant; of Bristol, praying against too •recipitate a resmnption of Cash-payments; and entreating the House seriously before that step was adopted, to consider the subject. MT. CALCRATT did DOI augur much good from the labours of the proposed Committee. A great deal had been said of the fairness with which this Committee was to b. elected. Now he had seen a Bst of the proposed tiatnes, and found that it was by tio means so candid a selection as had been boasted numbers as to party were seven to tuurtcen ; and lie was astocislied to tintl the mime of an lion. and Learned Frig itil of his omitted, an individual whose talents for finance stood as high as those of any person M ute !louse.