The National Register.
London, England, 1820-04-09 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

nience that resulted front such imperfect reports was,
the trial was not fairly before the country. *1 he trial of
Mr. Hutt was most importaid—and he could not but
observe, that the public ought not to sillier that indivi-
dual to bear the expellees of the trial.—(Applause.)
With respect to the proceedings at Manchester, the Ma-
gistrates evidently had nut knobs n what to do or what
charges to prefer; and it was most extraordinary that
large meetings and banners were not to he considered
legal. lie had, when standing for Middlesex, been
present at larger meetings than shat was assembled at
Manchester; and he had been preceded by inflamma-
tory placards, &c. denouncing the Basilic. The worthy
Baronet here noticed at great length, a late speech
of Mr. Canning's, sigiint Jteforin, and concluded,
! amidst immense applause, with giving—" Reform, the
only remedy fur our grievances." Thrce times three.—
Tune—" Britons strike home."
The Chairman nest gave their new Representative,
the able advocate of Reform, and the victim of impri-
sonment without even citation, J. C. Hobhonse, Esq.
It was received with loud and continued applause and

Ilona&
Mr. ilobbouse, after silence had been obtained, said,
that the testimonies which they had just bestowed on
him affected Itim num sensibly. The toast iiitroduciid
hint with new reconnect-Malmo-01°4i he Milted he
sh,ula never be known as a new character ; it intro-
duced hint as the Representative of Westminster. Af-
ter contending at considerable length that corruption
could nut be deemed legal—that Refortn was required—
' that at every General Election many laws were violated,
he concluded rewriting his acknowledgments.
After sonic further toasts, &c. the company sepa-
rated.
We cannot close this account without censuring
the folly and inconsiderateness of the Committee,
in causing so great au additional waste of time as
they did, by postponing time chairing. It is a ce-
remony which if it take place at all, ought to fol-
low immediately the declaration of the numbers on
the hustings, and not be made the means of ano-
ther day of idleness, dis ipatiou, drunkenness and
riot.

FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
BANKRUPTS.
J. Phipps, Dukc St: t, Portland Place, tailor. Solicitors,
Messrs. Richardson, Walbrook.
J. Attllll. Rotherham, York, grocer. Sol. Mr. Taylor, John
Street, Bedford How,
S. Wheatcroft, Sheffield, grocer. 8016. Messrs. Lowe and
Cowburn, Temple.
G. Thomas, lineage, Cornwall, shopkeeper. Sods. Messrs.
Cordele and Co., Gray's Inn.
DIVIDKNDS.
April 28. W. Fosbery and E. Ingleby, Liverpool, merchants-
21i, W. Hell, Leeds, woolstapler-29, T. Iloulbrooke, High
Holborn, linen diaper—ls, C. A. Ansell, Carsbalton, paper
modus--May 2, G. Upton. Queen Street, colour merchant.
C CRT! FteATEs tote granted April 25.
C. Hughes, !till, Warwickshire, victualler—J. Starkey, Bris-
tol, cheese factor—J. Walker, jun. A abridge, Somersetshire,
common brewer—T. and E. H. Friend, Sunderland, traders—
W. P. Prate, Newport, saddler—J. Young. Carlisle, Cumber-
land, spirit merchant—R. Walton. Wood Street, Cheapside,
hosier—C. Chubb, Portsea, ironmonger—T. Cooper, Kennett
Wharf, Upper Thames Street, merchant—W. Roscoe, J. Clarke.
and W. S. Roscoe, Liverpool, beakers—R. Bill, jun., Wolver-
hampton, carrier.

STATE OF THE REVENUE.
CHARGE O! 011' CONSOLIDATED FUND TO APRIL 5, moo.
Exchequer Annuities • • . . A:23,750
South Sea Company . . . . 15:1,456
Hank on their Capital • . . • 59,1.25
Dividends 5 266,078
National Debt
Civil l.ist 63 824
Pensions . . 63,656
.. . ...
Imperial Annuities . • • . . 9,1'75
Other Charges - 55,590