The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-11-16 00:00:00

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With regard to the motion for a recut :A. • ' Servants w " " I,I P/Pilt. `:' ':,. • • " '.:' • •"! NakilipPiejke, Nook,..fir. -..taltiniA nu .. San 1 ,44 w• 9 liotiest OF Lomeli, Nov. 15. - DEVIL'S liveragt rates of insurance, he must ohjedt C 'lt '- ' • ," ' ' Ilk I LIA Dhitraets 114 '•• - ii i i i i ' tl ih r i . "lll. 4 r • • , - "I": - ' because he did not know of any . olfice lit t . . . •Towhice w ilt he addaki Ai i ii ,Hiii i i. o o • ...• . pi e d. id.to tt , nime and 66 1 V,Sr i f a. ~• , . •... NAVA& em t.. 1,103. • dom that could supply the information req The mye•Contic Drama. is two l i Jrept DE PAM* • •• r. ' t. ' 'ff s 'teslaTtikeint.litiehartl=-11 ehic ai' , nitavi DARNLEY rime, in parsuance to the notice lle, however, would make enquiries upon, ••• .0 1, t •'''.., '• 1 tissbilkie'llit t :toilleil •' I AIM* Ise bail iven to submit I series of motions - to 'act and the Noble Lord could do the sat *' g f r f o r: a s if l)B.ll %A visit si a .. %4l4o44ll , . PI . hair P alit. " 111 "0" 1/. litho iiiittita • fttoititli t ibdiAa ~§}fiel • k- 41 lisl'lßetiee respecting' the Naval Administration of the next motion also he must object ih its ' vik 4 1 ansas -.,. ~ iv t.•:... • ,0s / ___A____r•ll ' .164 c atilt.) 10(1 *tisit ; Mils totretky He felt his own ' r a tn r . d 0f d Copies mi or Admiralty t a l l I and.th e c t o h r e reslo r n o d h e a n o c r e a . bet ir r sor.. l.lll7 alligiti: , i gs..t .e ite - ONti liaaDepar ' . bt: 1.9 low, ...,,' ..- . *l - 1777? - 7 AA« 1 •,,-,t4 iiktiel : Which ° be: had undertiken in • c b oin at at en t . h4l °."' Bo lineirs 1 .'4 . lee ' 44 * '•- * • --. a -• -..•',r 1- 't ');': 4 "Wiftni4 l dtstr/IMOU • .4001 . 4011,4 1 , . . las roe tense of MARC duty would not neer ii efinite period assumed by the Noble Lord Tile Amnia. Nominallom ef TWAIII:toYAL, COVNNT.tiAltorg. .• ' ' •- - -' Skeit i lllek . 1 1 1 0 1 1k 1 K 4t4ita shrink from it. It had already-been 'jilted, -constitute, withost exception, the most e frillS t EVENING, Nov. 18, • *RI 'fie Ceara of .Exchequeron Satavflow. • ....wt lerk;•:;•; A thelmerved io that House , that there existed a very . mass of papers that had ever been lair . . .. •,. •' he gier&rised. •iv `a :"' i•' - ' Boes , 6 "" u rr 4 • Easi tf lei V , 01111 "wilkelk" MOW" g impression on the public mind that great mit- parliaent. If the Noble Lord could V,. SPROVPILESIBRVED• . F 4-40.. meter- ar:iiil •• 7)-;r d ••• frar T .. --; - - - ant in our Naval service prevailed some- Ike mottoe s or name a specific period,, I . ~ Josef, Die.tpowil . Pierre. Dlr. Team; „ha, ' ig anamn i sn ...,R - iit'a n Tit o ' s : t i a l i Belgian*, illsaliaill.. .. ... - , and.it become therefore, the more necessetX oat any' particular papers that he wishe - ... I : - "T• sic , . -iikl• I log 1 .kw fileelb elf: drat the attention of Parliament should be called to would not be the least objection to comply . • To which will fie added. . I .ik., A NPW f:01111,Opelll, called .- ." ; 1 - - “;; ve-• ►;4l Doddenbefl, I "iligkgwo 'Cele subject on the earliest possible occasion. To the object of the motion. With regard to JOHN OF PARIS. . ' l ' ' , l l O ll 'lW' ea Pall• IWI ..." Lacconsplish that object was his motive on the present remaining motions, as they related to a b • A Private Box say be bad 'sightly,: ee ippikllltillill . 4ll l lto CAWS . RIDOI andiiiiirri;trrow-Seattit4 Priv, Gout f , Occasion. The fi rst motion be should make would at enquiry, the consideration of which their I. Sratidon, at the Boa-ollee. -, , ..:•,, .-'itt• Risley, &I. # Knight Cooke Bowie Miteirell, or ! :Ur an account of ih mber oAm ricau Seamen ~ ._ had agreed to postpone to another occasion, bests, is. s sew id Pript St. 6d.-.Plt. Ss. 6d. 4 , , •AlelllordOny. log. ; nod Robert Booth,of Aleoribury, Poet. •. ' risonen o " . • • • lan. o • tot '- . - test • ate •., itted whether it would not be advisable to i imee, 113. _ Lnwor e s a m ,, qb. I g ig ", p r i ce , is... OT MIESIMUL-Jolin J. Sherwood, of sl ur l e. ; Sonnet ,so• . t ~ - . • - ••• nasty; h.; fleeced Prim id. . ' ... I, demi, of Aldefsey, Bog. g mad Sir ttlgbate g roo k e , a N or . 1 ' 111 .1s Ala AI r r 11 - 7 41 t .i 0• 8 0 t eon' them at present. Whenever those particol . ..‘ • 't toe nosy ; : - Ant. • - - 17rrillikk , -11741;111177111M1 1 7-11 7 ,11 . of a .• '' should be brought forward, he felt a perfec „ e , -- --vo - C r owsitautso--W, Ponsoabr JehadepogllAltes Howe, Row BISH respectfully informs his best Pleads' ie. Brows, of Talleattre Hall, ism. s • 'pia Christian, of •:• nt o e Ships of 'arid. . ['TIN T! lion that he should be able to submit sod T. Ow Public), that the pretest LOTTERY will all be Hoe Risge Hall, rap ' ' lion-in. to America distinguishing t.' num ..r o ment to the House as would -justify the ass dwiri, thr ma o f o t e 9 ith is d s Ti c k e t s a nd Shares are selling ' Distoesatia-Sir Henry Fitaberbert, of Tiodostos. Bart. i:'ena• t. o II t and &We e b the l t :It his an a former evening, so often alluded ti s; both his Oakes • where in the last Two Months be sold John Charles Girdedot, of Allots% gati. t ami John Peet, of 16.113, hod 4.168, both Prizes of 4113.."03, and Olt at Prize Posher's, Ego. '• 1. Open tis point he to - Illtr-n the .state. The Earl of DONOUGHMOItE obseri _ or 410.000 , with a. variety of Weir Capitals. Hest of the Davoartante,--itroes mie w aod Elton, of Church Semi. 11;4. ; .am if the Noble Lord on a preceding evening ex- respect to the number OrAmertcati seamen sham have already been paid, and the Holders of those . Sir Mem Ourry Molesworsb, of Totems, Ram ; a n d W. ossounding are solicited to bring them for rayon* or Es - Tocker‘of•Corytoo, Esq, NOM the real amount , and that he must have in- the Noble Viscount to be prisoners in this eftwage, to sitilie ADdittermalißE-George to of Spottlsbory E sq . # WMl nni dided ill it every oei s lll4 that had been captured, !.or her colonia l s, that if what he heard were c • . , Whitaker, of lietcomb, Eq.; aid Jells He rbert _..n......,-it aver down to those of the smallest description.— number. were incleded who were not actin I •,. 1 ' it. r 1d)T11 NOVEMBER. - . Weymouth, Esq • iii. rlattz-Litke Wm. Watford, of Little Pardffeld, Esq. ; Xi - elm- . Worn` aid CO• the Contractora,:rimseetfally •,. las Pause, of Loagtion, Esq. ; and Henry Bonham, of Ed- " Pint, i . -.1t ..., • vas known that there existed a great die - lured in war. lle had been itiforMetiOhat 1 b e t w een A mer ican a n d B r iti s h s hips O f wog i ef American seamen 'who were in the'servii ‘...7 tors the Public, the STATE LOTTERY will I egist add valise Hull, Esq. ... 1y the same force, the former being I•coantry had withdrawn themselves on the cc bib beavekti se the fool of November.- There are oily e .. r ...toucrrniasante-W . Morris. a Seveobturai;tos, Fa i t . ; C4O. :• et ' r___,, mil6e I __,, MN Titiollisigid elie lk aKaie c otaios S *** Yeses el selkon3 Cesar Hopkinson , a Wotton, Esq. ; and j o h n rood , fi n ed w ith prdllll elemen t and the latter having :.ment of the - war with the United States, . up) •. • " a ßarker, of Fairford, E . • la great proportion of landmen and boys .. If it 1 fusing to serve against their Government, 1 4•411• . ' ' ... Um . •I'lLorrimmlllm!RE- John •• •°I Ledb l "79 hin• ; "'mai -ahOuld be so it would become Parliament. to enquire ' had in consequence been made prisoners of . 1.•••11.•• . • • IR •••••• • • 40 • •••••• • ••••,• **** 14/ 0 0 * .whether that disparity-might not be remedied by the , this were so, it of course made a material 0 , i. 5410 •••• •••-•. - Reid , of Chipping Barnet. Esq. t Dna. redoctioe. of many useless ships, which if he want to the calculation of the Noble " Viscount 1, 12 . L ....... ' 4 • ••• •.. ' • •••4 .300 Giles , of You ilia) , agieury, Esq .; and Sir Culling Smi th , of Bed- rightly 1 • ed • well Park, Bart , Left Primes of igloo. 04 01 esc• fluorin ,were now in coMmissie;. He should : this pointke wished for information. Wil 1C awr...- A . Karive_ of St ClClare. N ae , i %sheet Foote_ admin. %text move for_a like_ Account, distinguished in the to the correspondence between the Mere 1 . ; ~..1 - .e.,. .. . . I. . . 4 w . . i . • . t • . t . , I ••• 1 1 4 ...., s i * • • ' • . • • ' j ' .• ] • '..- . . i -,. • + I i . i ( 4 - it %.. ~, , 1 7 , • 0;04 esiroent to Ito of the td Mei . the king. -required.— t i the sub. ime. To s present lween the , for the in- Lord, would enormous laid before narrow or point ished, them lying with the two branch of • Lordships on, he sub. withdraw Articular topics perfect convic. ich a state. assertion of to. observed, with stated by country, correct, a actually cap. a number lice of this commence. , they re. • and they of war.-1I ' ditfereoce it. Upon i tercithh a an reg ts and rd ,&Nelebet beitish- AThATTIT I MV I the Admiralty, the Noble Viscount's objections to se& tikes the AuterVans produce it might be accounted for, if the report were — "Mr would true, that great part of it consisted of complaints uul nstrances on their part against that want of which exposed them to so much loss.—As ,kes in America he had heard, he knew not truth, that they were partly in the Ad. but chiefly in the Colonial department, they had recently been wholly transferred former • if so, it might be put forth as a jus. .ang _ to the Admiralty that they bad not had eLlikeAlippant aml unsatisfactory style used by the.' time - to attend to a subject which was tier to themi Secretary to the Admfralty in his comeoueicatlees sad the Coianielakpartment might urge that it • test with the &derail me— ...et mo tion he !ed altogether with the Admiralty. In this cue he -J.. ,:its Noble Lord at the head of the rttuent on getting rid of them, which have accomplished just in time. He however, that the Noble Viscount be ignorant of the general impression I of misconduct on the part of the I which loudly demanded that some take place. "ELVILLE o 101 Prises of .1100. 4 4 111. fief* and Skates aft selling as 11 W I aid do:s Mies, Po. 11, Poeliry, I Aoil Pe. 32, 1111101e HI 14, Chating.cross, 1: 111111110 • . . Kores- 411 hi • o; St awes Eal. Rebert PPG% ftfA' 44 William AtexamterMalitirsronsuabo4sest, I.ttLE,59. Fa ndon, of Quortadon, 'Esq. ; Geo. Tate of Burley House, Esq. ; and Charles Godfrey Murdy, of Barton, Esq. Lrncoursataiv—Joseph Liven', of Bastalier, Esq ; Sir Robert Ainsley, ofluniagsaa, Bast. ; sod Neville King, of Ashley, suoixoyneunftc—S. Bosanques. of Dingestow, Esq.iSir Hell. Prodieroe, of Lantamam Abbey, Kest, Esq. ; and W. Come, of flue, Esq.. Noarox—Thas. 'harelip, of Riddkswerth. Esq.; Si. George Batley Brograve. of Woniead, Bart.; and Sinusoid Trai. ford Sonthwell, of Wrexham, Esq. IfisocsaltrtowsausE—Leveson Verson, isf Stoke Brawn. Eq.; • ' Sir "/"es (dam, fr i g ik tot t . *et! Lard * Marie* Knightle&, wsley' , ' ' P'- loavausragrgatio—N. Ogle, of Met Bertrand Stiabrd, onititfaid Castle, Esq. ; and Ea. Baker, Of Stan ton, Esq. NorrtworAnsavas-I r eaneis Emus, of Lions, FR. ; Aiderw , Gideoo Fisher, of Stapleford, Esq. ; and Jolla &OM Might, of Washed, EVIL. oigeg D gisag—pnlllp Wykham, of Avon, 811.1 I.rr Ey. naston, of Sandford, Req. ; sad Edw. Feast& Com • ,of EU. king, Esq. . RVTLAND—SaroueI Barker, of Lndon. Fot. ; John M John ow- Held, of Tickencote, Esq. ; and Cale agog, of Barley, Esq. SlAconfilit2—Bettj. Flownden, of Calraington, Esq. ; Thomas Netherton Parker, of Sweeney Hall, - M.1.; and Farmer Taylor. of Chickwell. F.sq. S o s t easErsauts—John Ph ilips, of Mootacate, Esq. ; John Goddford, of Yeovil!, Esq.; and Philip John Miles, of Wrax nell, Esq. SrArroansitas—John Smith, of Great Felon,' Req. ; flem7 Crotched, of Little Orlin, Esq.; sad Tha" !Kirkpatrick Hall, of Holley Bash, Esq . Comm of SotrniAllirtoif —Henry Goethe Compton, of Min stead, Esq. ; Hairy Bosasquet, of Clanville Lodge, Esq. ; and Sir John Writer Pollen, of Redeoliam, Bart. SuFroLlt—Christopher Tyrell, of Gipping, F4q. ; Sir Charles Blois, of Cootheld Hall, Bart. ; and Edward Waller, of (Melton Hall. Esq. SURREY—Jiunes Laing. of Meatham. Esq. ; Thomas Lett, the younger, of Dulwich, Esq. ; and Benjamin Barnard, of Ham Co mmon, Esq. Suserz—Richard Nett Welker, of Mieheigrove, Faq.; Eard ley Wilmot Lade Michal., of IlerAinooceaux, Esq.; and John Hawkins, of Bignor Park. Esq. Waavviciontag—Jeseph Houltbee, of Springliefd, Esq. I Jas. Woolley, of ickould House, Esq.; and William Holbeach, of Farnborough, Esq. VlWTsliTßE—George Eyre; of Branshaw. Esq. ; John Osborne, of Meichet Park, Esq.; and John Hussey, of New Sarum, Esq. W ORCESTIRIIIit It It— Richard Hodson, of Wiek, Esq. ; Edw. Dixon, of Dudley, Esq.; amd Joseph Lea, of the Hill, Esq. YoagsataE—William Gaffes*, of Wigginthorpe, Faq.; Sir William Mordannt M.iines, of Nuo,ppleton, Bart.; and it. Oliver Gaicoigue , of Paelitigtos, bet. same ww Ir. 4..• UT AI% P4AJEsTra PAT • IPT. OYAL ANTI-ATTRITION . COMPOSE JUL TION • instead of Tallow. Oil, or Grime. to pre spot the Effects of Fried.* is beam- Engine*. Marthiarry, Milli. Carriages, Conches, Waiiies, Corti, ite.; install of Copper for Ships' Bottoms: Tor, Plirecilue. trd &nice. Sir Rlegiost. or Service for Cables; to preserve polished Steel or Iron from rust ; Wood or Woodesi *sandier hem the Dry Kat • nod by the use of which the Politic savela encases not ins titan Three Hundred per Cent. escio•iets slim* wind sad terse, time 16,4 Ulmer. silo for the Patentees, at No. Q. Charing-cross. nese Me Afid; miraity, Lapdogs sand. by their aprionneat.en man jets, flint's', Booksellers, Libraries, SWAMI% Dnieeiseeelde•• them Warobeases, Perfusaers, Irms , Cuikes colds. makers, Inakeepers. Coach and Wanes ost Shops. Saddlers, nod Shopkeepers, ia the United K bream. is Uozes rice 4s. 6d.; Ss. 10s. tid.; 11. Li.; and it. le, each. 'rise smallest size 11•1 contains a quantity sulkiest to Prime a Four-wheel Carriage foar lid with which It will run up wards of SIX THOUSAND MILKS, *ad it will answer to the same proportioa for all other Wads of wort. 'were otff." — lta doeissents which - he trusted trere would true, that be nodilliculty in granting. He should neat move forum , anal remon i Account of the number Or/Gs - Thant Vessels.dis. , protection i tiniuis Ihrrlseie class and tonnate. ea terel from to the Lak the America' s• and a slusilur Return istin uishecf with what in t same ST . Fu wat t _ of the British Merchant easels miraitY, I Ir v ed or &atm et: b the - Americans. This he' though du isri slam as a most Important toptc7i7while al. to the fort lading to it he could net but express his reprobation I tification t • .. , et .....1,4. ft . % • with the different merchants. The next motiot_lhe :ea aßogetner mu Noterahrip to too sjimmar" t of the average RitesT congratulated the bra sarr o TilWriu 'I °Colonial departs) p_aft _illegjoringeacir Nopth s i n ce the commence . .he appeared to he _La efft aLlbsakur,. Another in oliiriiis 'for Miiiii: was surprised, t or 11 at had taken should erect to I ace between the Board lef Admirsit an et. which prevailed c anta - of the Visited Kin tk) he su 'ect o oa- Admiralty, and iii - s — ails] the rotection of the ats enquir should I r tats . With regar_ to e cornpatoron.t e• .ekes,, tor Viscount r:7llZramOod for sora6 information respecting it, 4,Tegli dddd to the Am ASIMMONS and Co. respectfully acquaint the . Nobility and Public lo emitral, that a saving from 40 MI 50 per cm. in the price of CLOTHES, by applymg at the TAYLOR'S COMPANY OFFICES. 1 New Bond- street; No. I and 481, Strand, near Charing Cram. ilabloised Is a Sketch of the Ready Money PRICES : Best Superfine Coat ,19 15 h 44 4 - Ditto Super/me, .r Soper Great Coats . Sit to bb 9 I.sdiriHatiits . . 6 0 to 616 6 Toileon or Marseilles" Waist.ettato . 0-16 t 016 0 Vine White Ditto, Drew Ditto • OIS 16 0 11 0 Rich Black Silk Ditto . . 16 to 110 0 Wonted litocklesPaptalonos 1. 6 I. lit 0 Ditto 8-Thread, very stoat . Ils to 2 b 0 Cloth Pantaloons . . 1 to 23 0 1K ersernere Ditto 4 to . -rim 1- -0 112 to 3, 2 0 riatiiiZiied --- feu mint* informitiOn respecting ~ which he trolled his Majesty's Government would not thick it inconvenient to the public service to grant. He should therefore Move for a Return of the amount of American and British Force on the Lakes, twelvemonths previously to the breaking out of the wev,•amd at the beginning and end of each campalge.7• Awl also for an Account of the requi sitions fee_ Supply made by the Commander-in- Chief there, with the actual extent of supply which was sent. Those were all the 'Papers he at 'present intended to move for. He did not I know that they would include every information 1 which it might be necessary to have in order to come to a proper judgment upon the way in which the American war had been conducted; but he should confine himself to them now, and trusted no opposi 411.owrdouMid be ELVinlaLdel.. t E o t e h x e p i r e r p s se r op hiset i on willingness to communicate every information to the House re specting the Naval Adadsistration which was not inconsistent with the geolLiet.the public service. With regard to the first stellate, he had only one gi Ti - ) tl observed, that with nmeritan *amen prisoners, the Return from. the Transport Board, which he had in his pocket, Imported to be a Return of American Sea. "ea ;spired, and which therefore would be in. etteurate if it included those seamen to whom the Itehle,Earl hail alluded. He was not aware that they were included, but certainly th'eir amount was ,nothing like .what go -Noble Earl seemed to sup pose. ..He thought 4 right, however, to observe, that in the number of prisoners he had stated he had not incladed the number who had been exchanged or paroled, and which certainly greatly exceeded the amount of the clam spoken of by the Noble Earl .-••-• As to the Correspondence alluded to by the Noble Earl, he could assure him, that by far the greater part of it consisted of applications for convoys in the ordinary routine of business, and that there were not above five or six documents of the description supposed by the Noble Earl. With regard to the Lakes, it seemed to him, that to discuss the subject, before the information was on the table of the House, was rather reversing the usual order of proceeding, and that it would be much better to wait for the do. consents; but whatever might be said as to 'one or another department, undoubtedly the whole respon. Ability milted with the Government. The Earl of DARNLEY agreed to model his motions according to the Suggestions of the Noble Viscount. The motions not objected to by Lord Melville were agreed to, with the alterations proposed by Iris Lordship, and also a new motion by Lord Mel. vibe, for an Account of. the Number of American Seamen captured during the war. Adjourned till to-morrow (this day). lrYie Le Cher num, - - -- * LIVERIES. Dogrel Jacket sad Waistcoat,and Cord Breeches • 913 6 Soit of Livery 45 oto 5 10 I *moat Coat 3 oto3 16 0 Most Roe C•at 61bt06 10 l Oven'llt . 1 2sol 16 0 Term of Custract by the Year, on custidcratiom of returning their oW ones t 313aits per Year £l7 0 1 Stets per Year .616 10 s Ditto 1 2 01 6 Ditto SO 10 Os the same urine le, for Coats only : S costaper Year £lO 10 1 5 Coats per Year £l6 6 4 Ditto . 13 106 Ditto 19 0 Geode's's on join* their respective regiments, or going abroad, ext ol t,so ordered by his R.N. the C,onmettoter-ia.Chief. Ladies' Draws, sad Young Gentlemen's Hussar Ditto, toade to a taper or style. Ike extravagant mimeo( those who take sad give loft credit ha boss a salitet of esisplaist, A. ti. and Co. abort tbe 7 Pablic they will God a material difference is their priers frogs **her bases t is easeguence of evadvellsg their . busiaevs for quick =, they are cabled to sell for lees assay than other pastime their gaols for.—Goalemeo is the country ap plied Ay wad* their voeseare, or as old suit. • ',Y Is tbe-DEATH SALUTART ADVICE. to QUACKS of THOUSANDS. Health festered, after baying been impfoperly treated by illi terate pretenders. MESSRS. COOPER and Co. Surgeons, Char lotte House. Great Charlotte-street, Elackfriars'-rued, opposite Rowland Hill's Chapel, daring SO years r e g ular prac tice, me aver that thousaeds fall. Yietims yearly to a edAiiio complaint, owing to improper treatmeet, which have caused aleerationt, with blotches on the head, face l mid body; dies els In the sight, noise in the ears, deafness, stricittr.N., obstinate sleets, prides oe the shin hones, ulcerated sore throat, exert seetwason the neck, uocteressil pains in the head nod litubs.(fre tmentlt mistaken, and often fatally treated as rbeurnatam), with a train of other diseases; at test dropsy ensues, with a genteel debility, and decay of the constitetien, orginatiog from a dreadful disease lurking in the habit, or the improper use of mercury; and *hick Disorder frequently appears years after, and too often ghettoes the liner cartilage of their little trader and enotending offsprine in the ensespecting parent. Messrs. Cooper and Co. who have been regularly bred to the profession (and their experience in the above disorders are anparalleled).are members of the Roy n 1 Colleges of Sergeant in London and Edinburgh; and it Is grad') tag to their feelings to antmence that they have rescued very many of their fellowr trestares from the above dreadful disorders (after ..then, sod eves hospitals, had failed),,which heodreds can testify. Surgeon Cooper and:Cos are consulted daily from ten till eight, by either sex, elielldeatially ; or by letters, post paid. inclosing' a remittesee when metliciees, and the hes t a d v ice, will be sent to any part o f' town or country. N.B. The Piles and Fistula cured without burning or ratting, ail those who labour seder the most distressing cases of dehili ty(frnsn 'whatever cense, *lecher juvenile indiscretion or other wise) need eat despair, if they apply to Messrs. Cooper and Co.. Charlene Home Charlotte-street, apostle. Hawked ill'sgiropei, EleeisfeiluV-tuatl. ~rrJP DOUSE OF COMMONS. . BANE O RUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. • jection to it, the infinite trouble it would give to 3. , P. 'iodise°, and J. Key, Workington, Cues- the department wherein the information was to be cen her , k. obtained, if the precise period at which each Ameri builed R. ackwell and S. Needham, of the Crescent, Minories, me rchants. I can primmer was captured, were to be ascertained. BANKRUPTS. If the Noble Lord, however, thought it material for E. Harris, Bristol, carpenter, Nov. 21, 48, Dec. 21, at the his purpose, it should be done; though the waving Commercial Rooms, Bristol • Attendee, Mr. Imagley, Bois. Sol; and Mears. Ramesh Bartlett's-buildings. that part would enable Government to; give the other T. novae, Ok-*lepton, Devonshire, silversmith, Dec. 1 , 19, part of the motion in a few hours. V The second too. ,at the Half-Moon lan, Exeter. Atternies, Messrs. Anskee •n anus, he could have no difficulty in acceding to, . nod Wright, King's Bench-walk, Inner Temple; and Mr. to Coiling, Okehamptou. so far as it.conoerned those ships which had been J. Hole, fristol, carpenter. Dec. 1,3, 17. as Mr. Jarvis's, captured by ships of war 9 and of which returns had Bristol. Aneroid, Sir S. Wbkcombe aud Meg,. Serjeant's kg, Eleet.atreet ; and Mr. Prankis, Bristol. , been made to the Admiralty. Where the captures K.Atereweie eile S. Needham, Crescent, Nineties, aser• ' had been made by privateers, no returns were made, chants, Nov- 22 .• o• Dec. 27, at Guildhall. Atternies, Mr. Hurd, King's Beaeb-walk, Temple; and Messrs. Hewitt i ang 4 ga d s consequently ao accotrnt could be given. He Kirk; Mattchestee, would suggest the addition of these words therefore, FL Wood, Marton, Yorkshire, hope-dealer, Nov. ley 90 9 66 taken or destroyed by his Majesty's ships," but it Dee. 27,_at the Old Sand-bill Inn Collie tornies, Memrs, Frieanse and Best, Pi-tree-court,. should, at the same time, be remembered that each Mr. Gamble, VAN*. fei return would of course tarnish a less number than -- T. Cotgreave, Great Faringdoa, Beets, cheese-fader, Dec. what he was entitled to state and had stated on a wool twe ets/tetra. a 9, 10, 27, at Ole Crown lan, Great Farlogdom Attendee, r m ews . p r i se as d be album, Liaeolles hp i and meses ei Csow- preceding evening. With regard tb what the Noble Mr.CßOKEltzeoved the Committee upon the See dy and Mayan, Faringdon i . _ . - • • Lord had stated of the superior .way in which Aim. n's 1 . - ~A ., -- J. Hague, Harrow-street, Li +e, spirit-sterehang,t ; • 19, co, lkia., i 7, at Guildhall. autumn, it .p ari 6 scan ships were manned,. compared with British, it Mr. BANK F wished to know the names of melt and Turner, Lendowstreet, Fermin/eh street. I was well known that for the purpose of training up persons as removed from their stations on J. Lovegrovm, Horsemonger-lane._Newhigtos g l um, rod-. a most valuable class of seamen, a certain prepori their saliriet4 and•elJowances ; he meant of such as merchant, - Nov, 19, 26, Mc. V, at Gasldhlill.-- , Mir. , Kiss, Earl-street, Blackfrlars. • Ilion of boys was borne upon the establishment of . would be affected by the consolidating the various M. Cooper,: Crawford-street, Mary-le-Bane. epode:are, each ship. The Noble Lord also was quite mistaken , fie4s.. • - Nov. 19, 26, Dec. 27, at Guildhall. Attendee, Mr. Popkln , in what he asserted of useless ships being kept in I -Mr. CHOKER replied, that he had prepared a Dean-street, Soho; aad Mr. Montagu, Marietta-street, Co. sent.garden.ommission ; in point of tact ; they were all of them clause which wbuldgiee the necessary explanation. T. Digs, Idllton- next Kent. bli th er , Nov.N employed for the numerous convoys that were re . i No . new appointmeets were to be conferred in re- . 24, 45, Dec. 27, at the Guildhall, asterbury. Attendee, (piked. To the third motion he had no objection to mooing the Chatham Chest to Greenwich. It would Messrs. Hinde apd Son, Milton; and Mr. Brace, Ewer-court, Temple. offer. To the fourth, he could wish the words ' require some delay, however, to know those who 8. Cl ark, Commercial-road) h*oit"llemder• Nov. 19, 26 ' Ded " 46 and re p orted to the Admiralt y ," to be added, be- i would be rewroved . ; for instance, if, of the clerks, V, at Guildha ll . *APOrgry, Mr. Coates, Paul-street, Eh* cause that amendment wink! inlade the only .rnaltt,the sae was young, the oder ell, the . former would bury-square. - . , , . nit ..11 s.. • • i ail 0... .Y.• • - Mr. Lebhridge presented, from the Customs, the Annual Ac counts of India Sh pping, &c. as ordered by the House. Mr. AMIUTISNOT presented the Accounts of the Distribu tion of the Vote of Credit. , 44 ft' l wasokii part of it consisted of applications for convoys in the ordinary routine of business, and that there were not ebove.five or six documents or the description supposed by the Noble Earl. With regard to the Lakes, it seemed to him, that to discuss the subject, before the information was on the table of the House, was rather reversing the usual order of proceeding, .. and that it would be much better to wait for the do- cuments; but whatever might be said as to • one or another department, undoubtedly the whole respon. sibllity reited with the Government. - The Earl of DARNLEY agreed to model his motions according to the Suggestions of the Noble Viscount. The motions not objected to by Lord Melville were agreed to, with the alterations proposed by .. I ttis Lordship, and also a new motion by Lord Mel. . vibe, for an Account of. the Number of American .. Seamen captured during the war. . Adjourned till to-morrow (this day). $ • • - ..10 WI i DOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. Lebhridge presented, from the Customs:, the Anneal Ae- counts of India Sh pping, &c. as ordered by the House. Mr. AMMITIINOT presented the Aecoonts of .tbe Distriba- tion of the Vote of Credit. I' •- : SliAldEN'S BILL - Mr. CROKFAtaeoved the Committee upon the Sea- men's Bill. Mr. BANK F.,. -wished to know the names of sock -persons as would he removed from their stations on their salirieN and•allowances ; he meant of such as I ( w e ll e d_ be affected by the consolidating the various I '•Mr. CROKER replied, that he had prepared a • clause which would,giee the necessary explanation. i Nrnesr appointerewts were to be conferred in re-* mooing the Chatham Chest to Greenwich. It would i require some delay, however, to know those who weak! be rearoved'; for instance, if, of the clerks, Tube IMO woo young, the of fie old, thr former would ok • • i , isa 0.: :,•".. -•- .* . .. , . i • - , . . •,, . . .. - - . ' _ . , .• • ' Mg. ..s 1.47