The National Register.
London, England, 1822-03-10 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL imam=

the, passing a bill of this importance, before the public
had time to become acquainted with its contents.
Mr TIERN Ey thought it was unfair to press this mea-
sure till it was kuoWn what would be the result of the
negotiations between Russia and Turkey.
Lord LONDONDERRY said the doctrine of the right
hon. gent. went to retard this measure for au indefinite
time. As before the event to which the right lion. gent.
had alluded was decided, some other event might arise on
which the right lion. gent. would wish further delay.
Mr. MARRYATT said, he considered the delay as
unnecessary. The facts of the case were known to every
one. He had himself had letters directing kiln to enter
dissent or not, as he thought proper. lie should not enter
a single dissent; as lie considered it the interest of the
holders of Five per Cents. to accept the offer of govern-
ment, a person disienting would have hut 1001,, whilst
those who accepted the offer of Government would have
what was worth considerably more.
After a few words hum Mr. BERNAL, the committee
divided—For the amendment, -19—Fur the original reso-
lution, 143.
Mr. ELLICE asked, if the dissent must be in the pre-
cise form issued by the Bank?
Mr. LUSUING'I'ON said, it would be sufficient if the
dissent was the same in substance.
Dr. LUSHINOTON thought a form of dissent should
be introduced into the hill.
Upon the clause providing far paying off the dissentients
in the order, and according to the date of their dissents,
a conversation of some length tuck place. The clause
was ultimately adopted.
The bill went through the committee, and the report
ordered to be received.
On the 00000 tool' of Mr. Ether, a return was ordered of the
number of country book-notes stan.pect from the of
October, 1821), to the 16th or October.
On the motion of Or. Luslaington, there was ordered to he
laid before the House au arcouut of all sums of money ad.
soured by this country, whether by luau or subsidy, to foreign
powers, from the year !ViP to the present year, distinguish-
ing the amount to each state, and the amount in each year. I
Also an account of all sums of money becoming due In this '
°entry from foreign states in earls year from 1792 to the
present time, %ilia the amount paid on btICII accounts in cock
year.
Oil the motion of Lord Stanley, leave was given to bring
in a hill to prevent frauds by creditors grautiug secret war-
rants of attorney to confess judgment,
On the motion of Sir G. Hill, there was ordered to be laid
before the Home an account of the quantity of butter ex-
ported from Ireland to foreign co.untr wit, from January,
1811, to Janne, y, 4122; also the quantity of butter impnited
into Great Britain and Ireland from foreign countries m
the same time, distiuguishing the quantity imported from
Holland.
On the motion that the other orders of the day be disposed
of, a conversation took place between Mr. Dearman, the
Solicitor Gem rat, nod Mr. Birch, on the land tok commis-
sioners' names' bill, as it affected the town of Nottingham.
Tile ordnance estimates were postponed toMonday neck.
Sir R. WILSON gave notice, that an I . friend of his
would oppose some of the clauses of the annual mutiny bill,
the second reading of which am fixed for Monday.
The other orders of the day were disposed of, nod the
House adjourned at a quarter past our o'clock till Monday.

FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
This Gazette notifies the appointment of Dr. G. &Warn to
be Naval I'hysician to his Majesty.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
T. Newstend and J. 0. Cooke, Kingston upon Hull, soap Ma-
nufacturers.
BANKRUPTS.
J. Thompson, South Shields, ship owner. Solicitors, Messrs.
Bell and Co. Bow Churchyard.
J. Froggatt, jun. Burstein, Staffordshire, druggist. Sols.
Messrs. Williams and Co. Lincoln's Inn.
It. Miller, Brionetanbe Port, Gloucestershire, banker. Sole.
Messrs. Das and Co. Guildford Street.
J. Rickards, Dureley, Gloucestershire, clothier. Sols. Messrs.
Vixant and Co. Lincoln's Inn Fields.
J. Avivon, Eastburn, Yorkshire, butter factor. Sols. Messrs.
Stocker and Co. New Boswell Court.
J. Steel, Einseott, Warwickshire. timber merchant. Sols.
Messrs. Norton and Co. Gray's Inn Square.
M. Herobrey, Lambeth Road, victualler. Sol. Mr. Chester,
Melina Place, Westminster Road.
DI VIDEN DS.
March 10, S. Garton, %Vocal Street. Cheapsiite, silk manufac-
turer-30. W. Cape, London Bridge Foot, grocer-30, .1. L.
Studd, Kirby Street, Hatton Garden, merchant-30, It. Duilinan
and G. Winter, Jerusalem Coffee House, merchant-30, .1.
Alaberly, Welbeck. Street, coach maker-30, J. Nowell and J.
Burch, Jewry Street, Aldgatc, wholesale stationers-3V, G. Hay •
wood, Birniinglutni, spirit incichant-30, It. Jackson, Cannon
Street, merchant-25, J. Itichardby, Durham, joiner-30,J. H.
Brune and F. Jordan, Bury Court, St. Mary Axe, inercharin—
April 4, G. Evans, Aberdare, Glamorganshire, shopkeeper-20,
V. Hailstone, Mildenhall, Suffolk, grocer-6, J. S. Bricksvuod,
Stoke Newington, brewer-2, A. Phillips and B. Loser, Salters'
Ball Court, merchants-1, R. T. Gilbert. Stockbridge, coal
merchant-9, J. Whitehouse, Oxford, dealer in coals-9, E.
Allpurt, Birmingham, silver plater-9.5. Jerome, Birmingham,
victualler.
CERTIFICATES to be granted March 2G.
J. B. Player, Bristol, bottle liquor merchant—S. Aydon and
W. Elwell, Shelf, Yorkshire, iron masters.