The National Register. — London, England, 1819-03-07 00:00:00

II MAIUSE OF COMM OM eroodiamtell on; r.e rtre Page. Mt. Aims! via presented a P. tition from labanren, &v. of *v. Pit 1143 a, complaining 41w-their wages would not stipport , that they were nevertheless obliged ta•resort to parish •telief. •such was the fact, he apprehended t • sera 'meld *Kehl not to add to the burdens of the people by / °4 matt, or appointing useless .Lord sof the Adolirally. (Heart i'clitian Inki on tito•tßhfo. Mr W. `x ern presenter! a Petition from Norwich, praying stliatottedscees to extend the benefit of a gaol delivery twice ...Near to that eityani4ht toe adopted. * Lou! Non lan prvArnted .a Petition from the Roman • Ca. subjects of ;Gotland. playing to I.r relieved from the dkahilttira Adnler %%Welt they r.t present laboured. This lonuale Fetition.rat sigued by 10,300 pernont., at the head of wino: mere the fluke of Norfolk, and ten other Pet•r , ; 13 iliarooets, and insity linatireals of oar Gentry.- 11.. had deeply %to dopkre the absence of malty of those olio had heretofore. • sapported this .cov.stiroi. patticular the late Hon. W. Elliott. He took oerrWott to-state, that should not Mr. Grattan brine the general ...abject Wine the Hon.e, lie should on it future si o..ession call the attention of the House•to the prayer of this Lord MORI.ETE expressed . his grief that such a state of oj a iags •Lituld continue to exist, which excluded the Petition_ ,ere •from those .paths of honourable and laudable ambition ithat sect e epee to all other classes of his Majesty's subjects. --(Hear hear.) After White observations from Dr. Phillimore and Mr. W. .tg Malt, 'The Petition was read and ordered to be printed. The Serjesitit at Arms tenoned, that Messrs. Long Welles der •hitl 1.4‘1 , 41 acre is and they were mitered to the doickatged, on paying their tees, on the motion of 31r. %Ito list Waved tin4t they be hi. en into custody. Jr. Caositais brought forward hi s motion tar Thanks to the Martinis of .Hastiogs and the Army in India. In support ,ct at he detailed the causes and tin its of the war; the ' ?tousled incursions of the Pindaret s in V 101411.11 lit treaties; the heroic sichievinents of our forces iii• emiducting the war ..a . M the successes it4l4etciised the termination of the ,caul , et. and Itilieh lot unused a lasting petite. Respecting ,flen. lilislops and his execution of the /iiileilar of Tilleitr, he Admitted that accounts lettliertai.rereived in this comm.y wets Art sufficiently toll ; but witching the gallant conduct of shot .General to the field, he submitted that there could only he 400 opinion, especially atter the testimony of the Governor lle had no objection to agree to it Resolution, .withholding the approbation of the Howe respect its the p ro. needing at 'rainier. All flintier information should be ae .ceived , as he thought there could then be uo opposition to be granting of the Thaolui. After soote remarks from Hr. Howarth, the thanks were voted. A Resolution its accordance with the suggestion .of Mr. Canting ware afterwards moved by Lord lorpeth, :and agreed to. Mr. 1111torsesLer moved for a Committee to enquire into Mos propriety of selecting more fit places of meeting for the ..Cuntortissioners B an k rupt. Stains was against the meeting taking .place in inaritivars Inn, or being removed to any dummies. from Critild• doll; and so far against those views of the CII4T whichseemed :to dictate the present motion, that he moved the previous oineation. The &louse tiltinurtcly divided ; when there were for the taut inn 62, against it 27. The Committee was ac. .cordingiv 011110/oltd. Vf ' II.ITHNIAP/ moved for sundry returns, respecting the Agents acting iu the Jaselvent e./ n I ...10CA'Cullf1; the numb , r ilnc:icateces LiCCIICT.A ISI.IICII, &C.; which wore severally ,ordered. _ OrdPt of the flay, the Windsor Establishment Bill. aS:c. be.ug di•puaed of, the House adjourned. ,FRIDAY. Witurrina presented the 11-port from the Chester Voellvin•Corninittee, which declared Lord Belsrave and the jinn. Thomas Grosvenor to hare been duly elected. Long) Ao•liostrs presented the Report of the Fovrey Xlection Cotituutte e, deelaiing, that the Sitting Members .(Creurge Lucy and James Hamilton Stanhope) have been modnly.eleeted.; and that other persons, whose names could pot be heard in the Gallery. ought to have been ' c one d. Mr. ALM WAITILDIAS, presented a Petition trout Bridge Ward straMpt the Insolvent Debtors Act; and afterwards similar Petition from the Ward of Castle Bayuard. Orders ti I go lie otrthe table. . M. MITCHELL presented a similar Petition from Kingston. .open-H ull. Lotto WALPOLE presented a similar Petition from Lynn, It being moved that this as well as other Petitions be sit kited. The SpEAAIER observed, that great delay, its well as err -4p enee, resulted from ordering all these Petitions to he prim. ,ed.,; and submitted whether there was ally occasion to print at length Petitions similarly worded.—(Hear.) LITTLLTON rtitelltCll five Petitions from sundry olacea RI Staffordshire against Any change ill the duties on Coale. Petitions brought np and read. Mr. LirrteTos brought up a Petition from Ruston against stay' renewal of the insolvent Debtors' Act. T*lr AaSuciewoons presented a Petition, adverting to the recol I of the reer of Linterick Election Committee, and pray jag that the noose would amend the law air the stihject. . . A long conversation took 4dace on the subject ; in which Sir J. Newport, Mr. Barry, Mr. S. Bourne, Mr. W,int, dit took part,_the general feeling being in favour of the prayer of ghe Petition, and the propriety of Lavine some definite law sat iris would yreventthe recur; vote of such event. Petition lead, and ordered to lie on the table. Mr. Siwou !mounted a Petittiat from Hera t ,' d aga i mt any alteration 4:tithe Coal Dories; when, The Savatoars took occasion to obset ve, that the conveui enet of the Home might be much eoosulted, it poblie Peti tions, were not brought lot ward during th e tittle colluder. kJ to have been set apart for the psivate btisineas before the Mr— Alderman WAIT/IMAM presented a Petition from itishopesate Ward, a.gainst any renewal of the I.l,olvetti Melton. Arts its their present shape. Ordered to be ' • rioted. Captain ClArtonn pre.ettied a Klitiort from Bandon a r iiige imams, the ex tennis's, of further indulgences to-the Munich 4..400kt:a in Ireland. Beau, and torc:RA to be printed. IrsTIM ICATVO/CAt MOIST Tit 1 Mr. Wil:noT presented a 'Petition from Newcast:eunder ins, neainst sny RHeraliOn in the Coal Potties. Sir W. M. %Duro/ postponed his Motion to Tlinrsday,lStli inst..rospectitig the Lands of tie Admiralty, in connewienee of the rthsvner of a Nulale Lord tCastiereagle, on account of a deathly his testily. Mr. CALCV err asked whether the ritince Committee rote to meet at all ; or whether it w.ts postponed sill the end of the Session, when its labours could not be useful during the present year tnaucer.ton of the EXCHEQUER replied, that if the Committee nett, to meet only to older tome papers, lie world not piquet; but with regard to its proceeding immediately to active discussion, he leati.d that could not be done. Mr. 'fit WF.Y ohaerved, that the mockery end insult of the country, offered under all the circumstances of the case, were now apparent. The Committtee had been appointed one month and more, and the Chairman had not yet had the grace Is mown the Members to one Meeting. r 'there is no Chairman."] No C.lsaironan yen! Then the mockery and nitwit upon the country were still apparent. The House then went ,into a Committee of Supply, in which Mr. 'Arbuthnot mow; smoky miscellaneous Estimates and Grants for Cisil Contingencies : —39,1311. to make good a deficiency of thIS, not included in the Civil List; 200.0001. for the Civil Contincearies far the present year; 14,4421. de. Indent, in grant heretofore made ; also to make up a defi ciency, mac. heverally agreed to.—Report on Monday. Time rtiodining Orders being disposed of, the House ad journed to Monday. MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT. As the ports will now rem-tin %hot until the Val of May, th^ state of the mark•tii.will he the best noble as in the proditi of ihr last root). Mitch has le.en .aid of late tin tke,subject af false avei ;wet, and the putts being thence kept 0111111; but, Irons site general sense of the 'nnuity, the wire of lirend-corn ha. been tisil at could be borne; and, at to new Par liamentary regulations in the case, all who know the nature of markets Italic long been convinced that such legislative at tempts are 1140e114, and cveu absolutely -farcical. According to reports Item 4.tost parts, the backs t enlist wheats ere the forst ardest, that i. to .ay, its the road to perfection; theme's' jsrtseid and luxuriant ht big in a Otter state for May than the ple.voit Month, au I 1%11141114 11111,11•11e11111011 8( great flinger. 4111 , 11111 April and Nlay prove cold end unacnial. The whits have been attacked, it is bald, by the nitre WIIIM, 111. r, WO. bably the slug, and they are in the foole•t state that has been wen for many yeses; a real misforinne of the broadcast firmer, but a fold disgrace to the prettoidert to drill bn t lam y. liy general report, wages are very law. and utility w I etr , le I.llll , llrer*, its most petit, in a state of mendicancy, which instil 1111 4 111tably lead to Ji•lionest—in more appropt late has goitge, outfit timate cots ne'. in all this distress, imit er•et plenty ! file Iii:;11 price of secil-lwani has i!teatly extended -the pras•tke-of diniting, and both been. and peas are aili•ive g r I, in sonse very forward lauds. 'foe calluses for the lent corn are till in good condition, and every appearance in Ilse country would be most prosperous, were it not for that glint!. ing load of taxation whirls it giadual!y, hilt certainly, ex_ hanging its life blood, and with which, national or general prosperity CEO latVer 1105eiWy co exist. On Thnrsday the Magistrates at Bow.street were actively employed hi matnining • 'mother of:persons apprehended a , participators in the dist:vas:Mid riot %%kick took place at the close or the Election at Covent Garden on Wethies iay ; scone veme ftr picking pockets, and others forhrtitally cutting and womiding, indiscrititinately, those who c a me i n if ie , r bat most pattirniarly the officers on deny. Some, it appears, were mild led to find hail; others were discharged, on con dition of Itch. 'Appealing on a futon day ; and live were com mitted for trial. It was between ei;:itt and nine on Wettnes day night, when a hand of interiated wretches paraded the principal streets or Westminster, crying out "Milton a for ever," and !inciting, or knocking down, those who won d net join in their party exellmations. They made au attack 'gym the residences of severai Natileno n in Mr. I, m defi i n yr, res t, and demolished their wincing. They also destroyed the window sof ,ord Castiereagli's house St. Ie; the 111 lash Hotel, Cock -ptir-street ; Mr. WisliorCs, Cov entry street ; the Clrolge pahlic-hou-c, Clare-aiarket, mud very many others. PASITNOWN9 DRoPTZT3.—On Thtirsday week, whets the coach from Alloiverhenr.moti to Worcester arrived in Dudley, at half past two u'elemic in the afternoon. the 4:adman was much surprised to End Odic several outside posengers were messing : upon an inquiry taking Wave, it was ascertained that the iron which supported the dickey had bulletin off three aides from Ost town, anti font men seated upon it were precipitated to the ground. The accident was not (Aftmarea by the other outside passengers; but the above persons all arrived in a • short time. having tortuneteiy escaped with a few aligns contusions and a rolling is the Sunday f rrenoon. daring S:trviec, at Quebec Chapel, Upp er Seymour Street, a serious accident occurred. Just as the Rev. Dr. Buseeld began his sermon. a Gentleman. who sat under the pulpit, was twtizetl with an it it:ph:rue fit. which alarmed the people sitting near I iim lit much, that toi.e.en e ,,,pt„l a su dd en reiTeu. movement caused a great alarm to the congregation, aho did not know the taus:. Suddenly snare p .rstm gave vie alarm of Mo. and the v hole congregation be t an to ru.i. itatoly towards the doors. Numbers of Leila and Gentlemen a .te thrown down and tranipl.3d over, and sonie were seriensly hurt. The life of one female who sitifered it detpaired Friday week. about half past one o'elnelc, an alarming fire I roe out in the Little Theatre. (a 1 el Suect. The theatre eta 41 being constructed of wood, which was all on fire. I retented a most awful to at.. fly a powtrtul applie. inn of- the em.nues, and an abundant supply of water, the ,urrounding buildings were pia served. A few days since a tlistreasin7 accident happened at flenloce, in serelluid. A number of chiCo:tro 1% ere on a loch. when one of them fell in at a plam much beyond her (1,1. th lice con•pani tni fled to inborn' theft parents, several of w ont o accompanied by t'.( nio•'!itr of the ruffart r, soon readied the spot. fhe poor girl. still din im t to the ice. was seen with only her head above the water, imp; . 1. „r her motlw , ..siAsistanie, *bile t'..e distracted mother could wit tl!lii culty be withheld froin rushing upon certain de•nortioo, in the vain hope of I.aving ~ er child. As no "man pm!, dung vem upon the ice. aboat was sent for ; but afore it coul.', he got. little suff..,er. cold and exhausted. had yielded to her to: her body was soon alter taken out, Dealt*, late to restore animation. Mr. Walker. a shoemaker, near Martha , anon, on hi: ar,,d to York. was stopped a few mornings since het% ecn Northalicnon 'rhirsk, by three men. Two seiredlii , bridle, dema..:ing , and mesenting pistols at him • 'they took from him hi: pocket book. esentautitig 1 tl. with 41 lieh .they made off, threatening. if hi: moot any alarro, to return ant blowout his brains NAttrlf I' IthWEITZ!) IN L-437 3421781),IY'YVittri7'z.:; MEMBERS RETURNED TO !MTV'S IN Vie ?RESENT PARLISIIIENT. W. M. Itr`Einoots. Trg fitt Danwieh. T. B. Peel:ell, Esq. an 1 the Hon. 11. Bourerie, for Dewlstaa. Ricardo, Esq. for Porta lington. R. E. E. D. Groorepor, Esq. For New Romney. DIVIDENDS. S. flurry, Angel CotirL . Throgmwton Street, broker, March fe. T. Smith. Austin Friars, metchant, March 20. J. H. Standen, Dover. linen-draper, Merc:i 20. W. Hole, Irlingtnn, apothecary. March 20. I. Carpe, Sun Street. saddler. March 27. C. Patt, and J. P. Mas se y, Love Lane, Alderrnatibury, factrrs. March 20. E. Warren. and L. Smith, Austin Friars, ineichmts, March Y. J. H. Mill Wall, Poplar, Boman cement =nut:scum.% March 6. G. M. Tiaurkle. Fleet Street, fishmonger. March 2. • J. Riches and Foreman, Hichlharn. linen drapers, March C. S. Beasley and M. G. !vine, Parliament Street, army accoutrement makers, Marcia 20. .1. H. Dlowcn, Mint Square. Tower Hill, gun maker, March eu. J. Watkin, Newark man, Trent, painter, Match 22. J. Dyke, Gloueestin. salesman, March 2.2. J. ilits:l . Itishop Stortford, Hertfonlshire, money scrivener, March 20. a. Tyler, ‘Ynorlf INWIC. innkeeper, March 20. J. Sykes and J. Marshall. Nottingham, maltiters, April 16. W. lirtggi, Arinlv. Yorkshire, clothier, Match 24. J. Bond. Huddersfield, merchant, March 23. T. Cochran. Yn:k. glover, March 19. W. Grampton, li‘ekingham, Noctingharmhire, horse ( 1, : „1. 2 , M 1 ,101122. W. vappi n , North shields, ship 'tram . , March 26. E. roppin, High slt (dwell, master malioer, Mareis 23. T. Duuou, 6it.g StECA, Citeap,ide, W4tCIIOIIVIII4II, March to. W. Smith and P. P. l'apillon, Merton Bridge, Surrey, dy e r,. March 23. J. and G tyke;, Carrier's Hall Caart, L mina, clothiers, ilLuch .21). G. and. T. Camp, linen drapers, :114reli 27. C RTIFICA TES—NIA avu so. A. Levien, of Elizabeth Place, Bennington, Exchange broLcr. H. Chid, Waltham Saint Llerrence. Makilate, farmer. .1• Wood. Preston, Lanea,hire. linen dra:)er. S. 11. Sweatinan, Ilishowigate &rect. grocer. Denby. Derby,uire, bleat:lna. T. Jeif...rxa, Wigton. Cumberlautl. draper. T. 8hu1t,.., Suutbatnptun S:rect, liluainebury, Etram hat manuface turcr. J. I'erkl:l3, Tivert9o, timber W. Leigh. Bath Strezt, UK h Gre:n. much:int. J. and 11. Pearson. hil , tons,Stalfordsliiro, japaaners. J. Grirliths, Bristol, vicivallor. From the LONDON GAZF:TTE,TateIday, Marci 2. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. J. Booth. Oxford Street, grocer, (ruin March 6, to April 24, at E. Robertson. Manchester, cotton spinner, from March 23, to Arril 6, at Ismehesder. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J. Trusttn.n, King Street, Goswell Street, bLulder. BANKItUPTS Portsta, merchant. Atte. Alexander and Cu. N.:w Inn. D. CI ickett, Houghern, Kent, timber merchant. Atts. Sto:ker .1 Id Co. Lincoln's Inn. W, tt. V.gers. Athtin Fairs. merchant. Att.% icni g :lt oel Co Basinghall Street. C. F. um, Castle &Net, 11 !throat Green, victualler. .Parnell, Chem.') Street. Spitallields. A. Kent, Doptford, baker. Att. Mr. Wallow', Carsitor Street, Chancery Lane. A. Dobie, Liverpool, muter towline. Att. Mr. nonlinion, Liver. pooL T. Pinkerton, Nannton, Warwick, merchant Aus. Rogenand Son. Nlat 'leiter Buildings, Westminster. B. Dyson, Dotwaster, corn dealer. Au. Mt. Lever, Holborn dourt, Gray's Inn. W. Baer. Plymouth. ironmonger. Atts. Duke and Co. Prince's Street, Bedford now. C. Westwood, Bristol, merchant. Att. Mr. King, Serjeant's Inn. Fleet Street. Att. Mr. DIVIDPSDS. D. Fowler, andA. Annie, Gracechurch Street, merchants, hflrch J. Robertson and J. Stem, Lawrence Pountney Hill, merchant:, March 11. G. Allen, Greenwich, stationer, March 27. J. lina - ett, St. Martin'. Lane, builJer. Marct 27. C. Morgan. Bishopsgat.! Street, merchant, March 21. T. Barrett. Upper George Street, Mary-bi-:Ione, timber merchant, March 23. .1. Llcyd*r Coffee nonce, inlorence broker, March 21. J. liarabidgc,thow on the \Vold. currier, March 19. J• Kendall, itacter.statu.lrr, March 15. D• Smith. jun. and J. liamphire, Kirkbarten, scribb::ag March 25. W. Dawson, Wetherby, innkeeper, Marei 21. G. 1104crio, South kiloton, inalts:er, March 26, cEitriviCA'l'ES—larcit 20. A. andJ. Ruaeell, ►'onuth, grocers. S. Jomson, Grua Yarmouth, grocer. 1. Curdte, Msrebam, tann.r. J. and J. Wilkm,ou, and W. Horne, Trill,' Street, II.17e! f• J. Van Mil'engem. Commercial Huad,;ca•cllcr. W. !Lotman, Twits, ironinunkir. J. Bateman, St. John Street, bna.ii founder. On Friday trennight same villains broke into the Vicarage Der , ' of Dartford, in Kent, and Carried utf the whole of the family V.v._ 'fh. is the fourth Vicarage lint/:, within a few milts of the Metc...-- p•iw., that has been robbed within the last month. On Saturday week an inquest was taken at the Nag's litach is Tualiii Street, on the body of Mrs. Eliza Arnett. 'l'.ieth.eta...d went out to take a walk after tea on l'hurschay evcninA. S'o• Lrl .o.tiy gone *knot 4O yards front the louse, what elk: expired. Verdict—Died by the visitation of God. An inquest was held e. the Union Cutlet: House, in Qii.en StreA, P'Mdiok, on the of Elisabeth Love, ugtd 74 yuar.. who fr ,, 'ins lei the fire on the preceding evering, when ehe coirpleincti of am! My:truly expired. Venlict—Naturat Death. A N ALIEN DEPORTED.--On Fria*/ week au Aliea, of the nl'oe of ,S,riligv, was shicst If, by virtue of a warrant from the D.ti: intent, and immediately courcycd to Gracesaid, to 'oc cJe betkrti AA the Continual.