The National Register.
London, England, 1822-03-25 00:00:00

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Imperia Parlioment caxamed from pa" 91.1
tined no more injury than he (Mr. H.) had—that was
voile at all. _ . . . .

alleged injuries 'list:tined in the service, who had IllS•
Lord I'ALNIEINTON said, he took the 'realest pre-
cautions to prevent abuse. It the lion. geni lemon *cold
point nut any case of abuse, lie would *retire Isis beat
thnr.ks.
Mr. HUME did oot like to mention names.

Lord I'ALMERNTON.,-Privately.
Mr. HU ME,—Nut privately even--the beat way would
be lo appoint two offirera to exatuitte all applicants.
Lord-YALA/F.UreilVii.-.That is dune by the medical
boa

The resolution was then agreed to, as were several
oil.ers.— Report on 'Tuesday.
The other orders were disposed of, and the house ad-
journed at half-past eleven to Monday.

FROM TUESDAI IVIGII7''S GAZETTE.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
.1. Joselin, jun., Smith's Buildings, Southwark, rose 11111411•
' fatturer.
BANKRUPTS. _

R. S. Thomas, Hanbury. Worceste.sliire, fanner. Solicitors.
Messrs: Williams and Co. Lincoln's Inn.
W. Copland, Holt, Norfolk, miller. Sol. Mr. Bridger, Angel
Court. Throgmorton Street.
T. Kenyon, Preemie'', Lancashire. Sour dealer. Sole. Messrs.
Adlington and Co. Bedford Raw.
S. Brewer, Alderton, Suffolk, coal dealer. Sol. Mr. liMe,
'fecnpk.
N. Ketcher. Bradtvell near the Sea, Esse', shopkeeper. Sal.
Mr. Bunn. Brook Street, Holborn.
S. W. Darke, Red Lion Square, picture dealer. Sol, Mr.
Verulam Buildings.
C. Miller, Abehurch Lane, merchant. Sole. Messrs. Sweet
and Co. Basinghall Street.
G. Orley. New Bond Street, tailor and draper. Sole. Messrs.
Smith and. Co. Gray's Inn Place.
W. Handford, Tavistock, Devon, linen draper. Sols. Messrs.
Bourdillon and Co. Bread Street, Cheapeitle.
T. Twkett, West Bromwich, Staffortlehire, iron master. Sole.
Messrs. Norton and. Co. Gray's Iqn Square.
W. Davidson, Philpot Lane, merchant. Sole. Messrs. Greg-
../On and Co. Angel Court, Throgmorton Street.
W. C. Keene, Nlarylebone Lane, farrier. Sole. Messrs. Ha-
milton and Co. Berwick Street, SOIIO.
B. Herbert and W. Iluelanaster, St. Mary Axe wine
merchants. Sols. Messrs. Hodgson and Co. St. MAdred's
Conn.
W. Vaill jun. Brockworth, Glocestershire, corn dealer. Sol.
Isle. Dix, Sytuond's Inn.
DIVIDENDS.
March 23, J. Cary, Baguet Court, Fleet Street. merchant...
13, A. Mowbray and J. Wetherell, Lothbury, lurkeis.—April
10. T. Barker and F. Hudson, Stratford, Essex, brewers-20, S.
Spencer, Elder Walk, Islington, bricklayer—ld. J. Walters,
Studham, Herts, farmer-13, L. Levy, Great Prescott Street.,
n.erchant-10, 'C. G.bson, jun., and J. Eaves, Liverpool, ship
bread bakers—ro, T. Johnson, Sheffield, woollen drapeni—t t,
M. Tailor, Itudby. Yorkshire, tanner—in, W. Fosbery. Liver-
pool. merchant.-13, J. Bass, Itollreach, Lincolnshire, brewer—•
I, F. Tully, Bristol, baker.
CERTIFICATES to be granted April 0.
H. Blain, Adam's Court, Broad Street, merchant—T. Wilke,
-Liverpool, bellhanger—T. Spencer. Gray's Inn Lane, livery
stable keeper—H. Eastwood, Eastwood. Yorkshire, fustian nia•
nufacturer—W. Fell, Workington, Cumberland, broker—J.
Rawlins, Whitehavtn, Cuniberland, grocer—S. Churchill, Had.
lots Street, Brunswick Square, wine merchant—J. fliellartisunr
I%lguachester, dealer in cotton.

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IRELAND.
(Fro., the DAlie Patriot of Tuesday March WI
SURRi NDCR or AUMS ay. Tits I'VASANTIVIr•—
In our last we had the satistiiction to announce, that
owing to the praiseworthy exertions of two Roman
Catholic clergymen, 19 stand of arms had been de-
livered to them within the last few days, in the
parishes of Murnigh and Ballinhassig, and we anti-
cipated that this good example would be followed,
as the best proof of returning peace and tranquillity.
It is now our pleasing duty to acknowledge a com-
munication from the parishes of Ballymartle and
Collin, which states that 14 guns, one pistol, one
sword, with some ammunition, had been this week
sent in to the magistrate, the Rev. John Meade,
and the Rev. T. O'Reilly, parish priest of that
district.
LlMERlCK.—Wcheartily congratulate our readers
on the almost total cessation of disturbances in this
county for the last week, the city and liberties arc
in a similar happy condition—if we except a few
comparatively tr.fling lawless acts of insubordination
which took place near Newcastle, the entire county
has maintained a state of tranquillity, nor have we
heard of any outrages in the neighbouring counties.
Without doubt the severe operation of the Insur-
rection Act has mainly contributed to the restora-
tion of security end peace—still we think that this
calm will be but deceitful until all the arms are de-
livered up, which have been so extensively plun-
dered from the peaceable and loyal. To arrive at
ti.is object every possible exertion should be used.
• On Wednesday the 13th inst. were apprehended,
James FitzgiLbon, and James Bridgman, who are
fully committed for the murder of R. Going, Esq.

. . _
On WAnesday last, at a general meeting of the
subscribers to Lloyd's, a sum was voted for the put...
pose of cutting caves and steps in the cliffs in the
vicinity of Beachy Head, for affording protection to
the ereos and passengers of vessels which may be
unfortui:ately wrecked on that dangerous coast, un-
til they can relieved from their distressed situation;
and it was stated that the lords of the manors hail
given their consent to so laudable a plan, which will,
up doubt, when carried into effect, be the means of
saving many valuable lives.
The system of allowing draw-backs, it is said, is
o undergo alteration, as it is considered to have
ten much abused.