The National Register.
London, England, 1817-03-31 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY.

HOUSE OF LORDS.--SATURDAY, MARCH 20.
EOVAL COMMISSION.
The Royal ionent was given by commission to the exche-
quiet bills bill, the exchequer-court proceedings bill, the. bar
mon exportation bill, Northampton conrt.bouses bill, too
road bills, an enclosure bill, and a naturalization hill.
The naval officers pity bill was read a third time and passed.
The cochineal and indigo bill was committed and ieported
'the Irish laws' execution bill and Irish arms bill acre
read A sreoti.l time.
CON IT. R ENCE. —SET) ITIOIN MEETINGS.
A message was brought from the Commons Le:westing;
conference on the so lij.et of the amendments of the Lot ds
in the seditious meetings bill.
The Eorl of LIVERPOOL moved, that the Lords should not
insist on tl.e amendment to which the Commons had disagreed
that !lie sheuld epee to tl.e alterations or the Cum-
n.oas in other amendments.
The motion was agreed to.—Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
SATLIIPAY, MARCH 29.

At half past three the House was summoned to the House
of Peers, to hear the Royal Assent given, by commission, to
several public and private bills. [Fur which see the Report
of the L.wds. J
r.tr. t.unAllAm presented a' petition, signed by the
gentry, clergy, and Bret holders of the township of Leigh and
its neighbourhood, in the county of Lancaster, expressing the
surprise of the petitioners at certain petitions n hieli had hero
presented to the House for :yawn' in the representation, eve.
and totally disclaiming the sentiments contained in those peti-
tions. Ordered to lie on the table.

Lord Bissiso presented the report of the committee on
public evenditore. Ot dered to lie on the table.
A message from the Lords informed tie house, that their
lordships did not persist in their amendments to the seditious
timelines hill, to which the Commons had disagreed; and far-
ther, that their lordships had agreed to the amendments made
to the bill by the Commons.
General THORNTON called the attention of the house to a
tnis-,tat<•tnent which had appeared in smite of the papers of
this morning, of a notice given by him yesterday, on the sub•
jell ot• puolie whipping. He did not say that he would mote
for a bill to abolish politic whipping entirely, but to prevent
the publicly whipping of women in future.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Saturtlay,March29.

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGIF.D.

4. PIT ',LEY, of Iligh-street, Poplar. grocer, from April 5 to April to.
i:101-ix, of Frodshain, Cheshire, beer-brewer, from April 5 to
April 30.

BANKRUPTS.

14/1101r. J. of Tong, York-hire, worste.:-inan-C-rturer, April 12, at
V 4. at Guniersal, May 10, at Dewsbury. Att. Mr.
Evars. Ilatton-!garden.
Dr.! .7ou G. of 4trown's-buildings St. Vary-axe, checve-factor,
Al.:I 8. 15, May 10, at Guildhall. Atts. Blackstoek and Co.
Warr Icy J. late of Dewsbury, vintner, April 12, at Wakefield,
22, at Liversed:”.. m.,y 10, at Do% sbury. Atts. Wigleswoith and
Co. Gray's Inn-scr.- .
Cr %ay W. of Norwi •,„ :,osier, April 10, 1,1, May 10, at Leicester.
Atts. Edmunds and '7o. Chancery-lane.
WOOLRICII R. late of Xednesbury, Staffordshire, innholder, April
17. 18, May 10. at Binninglimi. Atts. Long and Co. Gray's Inn.
ELLIOTT C. of Tiverton. innkeeper, April 29, 50, May to, at Ti-
verton. Atts. Hurd and Co. Temple.
PENDnay W. of Bodmin, mercer. April 8,9, May 10, at Ply-
inouth. Att. Mr. Makinson, Temple.
JESE ims J. of Bilniugliani, builder, April 21, '22, May 10, at
Birmin.Matn. Atts. 11..xter and Co. Furnival's Inn.
WAITE W. of Huddersfield, plumber, April 10, 11, May 10, at
Leeds. Atts. Atkinson and Co. Leeds.
BATES .1. of Halifax, merchant. April 1, 19. May 10, at Guildhall.
Att. Mr. Beckett. Noble-street, Foster-laps.
KNOTT .1. late of Manchester, manufacturer. April 5, 12, May 10,
at Guildhall. Arts. Harvey and Co. St. Helen's-lace.
rERItY S. C. late of Birmingham, coal-dealer, Apnl 5, 12, May 10.
at Gui1,11:all. AU. rlr. ?triton, Wine Office-court.
COOPER J. 11. of Lamb's Conduit-street, working jeweller, April 1,
5, May 10, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Willson, Copthall-court.
I.r.anrst C. D. late of Coleman-street, painter, April 5,21 i, May 10,
at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Pope, Moditord-court.
BOWLER.!, of Willow-street, Itankside, cold-merchant, April 5,10,
May 10, Guildhall. Att. Mr. Meymott, Blackfriars-roarid.
DIVIDENDS AT GUILDHALL.
C. Bolder° and Co. of Cornhill. bankers, May 10.
T. D. Latham, and J. Parry, of Devonshire-sq. merchants, April 12.
Holwell, of Falcon-start, Chinaman, April 26.
J. Jeffin, of Tunbridge, shopkeeper, April 26.
T. Christopher. of Dunster-court. wine merchant, May 3.
R. Beckett, of Dorking. Sorry, grocer, April 111.
T, Brame, of LoweAoft. Sullidk, herring merchant, April 19.
11. Wright, of New vteeet, merchant, April 29.
It. W. Holt, of Green-Lettuce-lane, merchant, April 19.
W. Wooleombe sen. and Co. of itotherhithe, ship builders, April 29.
J. and T. Poynton, of Brook-street, hardwaremen, April 26.
W. Rowley, of Half-Moon-street. oilman, April al.
W. Rowtun, of Cambridge. linen draper, April 22.
W. Lukyn, of Cheapside. stationer, April 22.
DIVIDENDS IN THE COUNTRY.

Morse, of Downfield, Gloucester, clothier, April Ig.
G. Spence. of Leicester. draper, Aprate.
.1. Stone, of Tohney, Berks, dealer in wood, April 19.
Bedell+. of Cambridge, cabinet maker, April
G. Wrightson, jun. of Maryport, herring merchant, April 23.
G. Wrightson, sen. of Maryport, herring merchant, April 28.
It. Bowman, of Liverpool, sail maker, April 22.
1" Sawyer, of (lopton. Sufliilk, hay jobber, April 21.
J. Kendrick, of Toddirigton, innholder, April 21.
T. Apsey, son. of Stamford, brazier, April et.
1. Dobson, of Hopeshowe, Cumberland, bacon factor. April 24.
AV. Clark, of Sheffield, aid A. Clark, of Lambeth, cutlers, April 19.
S. Kershaw, of Miim, diaper, April 14.
.1. P. Carpenter and J. Weblrr, of -Wellington, drapers, April 23.
T. Strickland and T. N. ftrickwood, of Liverpool. merch. April
CERT! FIC RTES, APRIL 19.—T. Nicholls, of Marlow., paper
maker—H. Alderson, of Sunderland, mercer—O. S. Grey, of Sweet.
ing's.r:•nts, tavern keeper—J. Faye!, of Thayer-strea, hi.berdiAvir—
.l. Nachbar, jun. New Hrcntford. market gardener—W. Morley, of
Boylan-me. Derby. farrier—S. Samson, of the Royal Exchange,
Exeliao::e brokei—J. Price, of Latifoist, Monmouth, money scrive-
ner—J. Mitchell. of Midlneant, Sussex. carpenti.r—J. Wainwright,
of Leeds, mantifwturer—W. Ilenfrey. of I .oughborongli, intikeirr
--11. Smith, of Blakeney, gmcia —W. It. rhert and H. Swain,
of Wood .stre,,t, and of Coventry, silk ii,anii;acturers—J. Duneklcy,
of the Lo4l/i:. mar Flanistead, Hertford, Hiller—W. and B. Bexley,
of Tisirton, merchants.

One paper contains the following notice respecting
the Princess of Wales, dated VIE NN ,1, 11,1 AR C 19.
We expect here shortly her Royal llighness the Prin-
cess of Wales from Munich. She intends to go from this
piace to her native city, Brunswicl."
.411 k