The National Register.
London, England, 1820-10-15 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER

the passport for Itastelli was one of those. I made no ap-
plication to Lord Castlereagh upon the subject; but of my
Own act granted the passport, without the immediate order
of Lord Castlereagh. It is the constant practice to do so.-1
have nut received instructions from Lard Castlereagh, ur
any other person respecting the granting of passports to per-
sons who had attended as witnesses, At the time the pass-
port was granted I knew• Amin the newsparrs, and (ruin my
general knowledge of the events of the day, that Rastelli hail
been examined as a witness; but I knew it from no other
source. It-was granted, I helteve, on the 14th of September.
Do you know whether Rustelli was charged with dip-
patches from the Foreign Mice ?—Dertuitily not from the
Foreign Office.
Do you know of any passport granted for any courier fur
the purpose of calling back Rustelli T—l know that pass-
ports acre granted for other couriers; but a hether they
were to In inn Itastelli back or not, I do not know., •
By the Marlins of LANSDOWN E.—ln a hat capacity
did you consider Mr. Powell when lie made application to
you for the pits.•port I—As agent for the prosecution.
By Lord DARLINTON.—When Mr. Poach tuede ap-
plication for the passport for Rustelli, did he apply for pass-
ports for any other persons P-1 believe lie cei trinity did not.
Lord DARN l,l':Y•-11as Mr. Powell made any applica-
tion at any other time for passports fur any other witursses
to go out of thee oo otryP—Certainly not.
Were you acquainted with the order of the Ilouse with
respect to the examined witnesses, at the time you granted
the passport for RastelliF—l had no knowledge of that
ordei , except merely what was stated in the newspapers.
Mr. Ilanotart•sr:—Did Mr. Powell say any thing else to
you respecting Itastelli's going back ?—As far as I recollect,
he said, that Rastelli, being a proper persou to return to
sati,fy the fiunilies of the witnesses, it was determined to
send him. Ido not recollect auy thing further, 1 did, the
official art.

1110 you recollect whether Mr. Powell said that Rastali
had 'ern ex .d ?—I du not. There :night have been
persons in the room at the time. Passport. were granted
to ithe other couriers. I do not know the date of the
earliest of the passports granted after that to Raskin, nor
did I know the date of that until last night upon my ask-
ing the persona officially acting.
At the suggestion of Mr. Brougham, Mr. Planta was
orile".d to ascertain the dutes of the transports granted to
to tither couriers sent over upon the wort eilings.
Philippe Penti :wasatterwardscalled arid proved having
been repeatedly told by Rastelli " yen hare any thing
to depose against her itoya: Highness, now is your time,
yon n ill become a great man, and receive a great present?'
Nothing else of importance occurred heture the House
adjourned.

PITON LAST .VIGHT'S GAZETTE.
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BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.

'T. Gilson, Nottingham, lacono'.
W. Larlhatu, Great Yarmouth, Norfo7k, coach master.
BANK RUPTS.
IL Thornton, Rood Lane, upholder. Solicitor, Mr. Warrand,
Mark Lane.
G. Clarke, St. John's Street, Clerkenwell, shoemaker. Sol.
Mr. &vibetree,. Castle Street, Holborn.
W. Reynolds, late of the ship Orient, master mariner. Soh.
Messrs. Willis, Clarke, anti Co., Wonford Court, 'Throginorton
Street. _ _

J. Thomas and J. Cabell, Oxford Street, linen drapers. Sol.
Mr. Ilurst, Milk Street, Cheapside.
:S Smith, junior, Itamsgate, Kent, carpenter. Sol. Mr. Pat-
ten, !tenon Garden.
T. Bidwith, Bagginswood, Salop, farmer. SoL Mr. Griffiths.
Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane.
T. Young, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, fishmonger. Sol.
Mr. Williams, Red Lion Square.
G. Hart, Cheltenham, stone mason. Sol. Mr. Mertxlith,
Lincoln's Imo New Square.
J. Harris and C. Cooper, Bristol, wool and cloth factors. Sols.
Messrs. Alexander and Holme, New Inn.
.1. Wilson, Swanton Morley, Norfolk. farmer. Sols. Mean.
Stocker, Dawson, and Co., Boswell Court.
DIVIDENDS.
Oct. 21, J. T. Taylor, Morton, Surrey, silk manufacturer—
Nov. 4, H. Harrison and B. Cowman, Lawrence Poultney Lune,
merchants-7, T. Rosy, South Shields. inerchant-13, W. and
J. Blanch, Bath, tinmen-11. G. W. Wye, Newington Butts,
merchant-25, G. Gardiner, St..lohn Street. ironmonger-11. S.
Rains, Wapping Wall, merchant-18, R. Davies, New Bond
Street, tallow chandler-4, It. Crombie, Chelsea, victualler-4,
.1. Whitehead, M. Howard, and J. Haddock, Cateaton Street,
bankers-4, H. Miller, Old Firth Street, bookseller-4, J. s.
Manfredi, T. Lutf. and 11. IlenshaH, Norton Falgate, dyers— 1,
.1. and G. Sykes, Currier's Hall Court. clothiers-7, .1. E. Yaw-,
ShorcJitch, pewterer-14, .1, F. Gothic', and N. NVood, Gosport.
, mercers--11, G. M. Thurkle, New Street Square, Fetter Lane,
wine merchant--4, .1. Browne and J. Grcgsun, Charles Street..
Grosvenor Square, upholsterers—l. T. Ilairett, Upper George
Street. Marylebone, timber merchant—S. Hale, Bishop-gate
Street, tavern keeper-4, G. M. S;ielbey, Whin:chapel, liesier-
-14. W. Colman, Gosport, baker-14, G. George, Gosport, slop-
seller—C. Leigh. Bishopsgate Street, insurance broker.
CERTIFICATES to be granted Nov. 4.
J. Bolt and G. Jones, Bath, grocers—T. Spratly, Mill Wall,
Poplar, victualler--J. F. Hoyle, Pall Mall, stationer—H. Sug-
den. 111,1ifax, York. bookseller—A. Grestlale. Manchester, linen
draper—J. Nuttall, Manchester, bookseller-1. Jacobs, Bristol.
glass manufacurer—T. Davison, Hinckley, Leicestershire,
draper.

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