The National Register.
London, England, 1816-02-04 00:00:00

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Nit "tannic expressed his regret that the Address did not con-1
ta.o same ante, dme- t declaratory of the opinion of the House on
the cenduct of ]Alai t, rs ill having so long delayed eading Par-
liament together ; that ,t did nut Overt to the present distresses
of the con try, and !hedge the House to take the state of the
co 'm r immediately iota its serious consideration. He a!sa
much regretted that any eypressiou should have been introduced
into tlie Speech fram the Throne, stating the prosperity of the
country, when Hare nte.er was a time when every class of persons
were so greatly diaressud. He did not mean to impute blame to
Ministers I;tr tle•se distresses ; hut he did blame them for having
delayed so long to cal, in the wisdom and assistance of Parliament.
The ff:,4k. Me:niwr then proceeded to make sonic observations on
the sever Trt aties la'd before the House ; and pariieularly
the moire taken is the Speech of the conquest of Ceylon ;
and here he could not but observe on the doctrine of legal legi-
timac% cant which appeared to have gone abroad—and corn.
pare it w.th the language of Gen. Brownrig, onr Governor of
conquer( d Ceylon, who, in his Proclamation, after having stated
that the late Sovtreipi of tla.t comitry had, on account of his
tyranny, and other acts of mi•conduct, been degraded from the
office of King, ereceeded to say, that not only that degraded
prince, lint all I is relatioes, as ceinline. descending, and collateral,
were exceeded t 4 ever from the .throne. This Wils a sweeping
decimation, and he wished to Lamy what became of the legal
legitimacy of Kings under it.
Mr. M ARR YAT agreed with the Hon. Memlier who had just sat
down as to the distuessed state of the people, though he considered
the prem.ot distress as oue wti e% would be only temporary, and
which would lead to lastiug prosperity ; and therefore the Address
had h.s support.
Mr. Lot:KART was of opinion, that the first step towards restoring
public eresperity would Le to relieve the agricultural interest
from the . ratsure under which it laboured. He was fearful that
unless son.ttaieg was done on this subject. instead of finding our
distress at tis I,teglit, we should find it only at the beginning.
The es• was then agreed to, and ordered to be presented to
his sosal Higheeas by such Members of the House as were Mem-
bers of die t i ivy Council. [Adjourned.

SATURDAY'S LON DON GAZ ETTE.
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
M. Roberts, Dock Head, Surrey, grocer.
J.G.bodehild the elder, and J. Goodchild the younger, Pallion, Dur-
ham, ship.owuers.
T. Jones the elder, Bishopwearmoutle Durham, banker.
BAN K
W. Rendle, East Teiguniouth, Devon, ship builder, to surrender
Feb. 6, 19, March 16, at the London Hotel, East Feignrnouth.
Attorney, Air. Williams, Red Lion Square.
S. Weston, Heanor, Derby, hosier, Eeb. 13, 16, March 16, at the
Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Attornies. Hurd and Co. Temple.
I. R. Seaword purdores Ban Factory, Wilton, Wilts, clothier, Feb,
1:; le, March 16, at the Commere:al Rooms, Bristol Attornies,
Lrielberts and Co. Gray's Inn Siptare.
W. Kidd, Neweastle.uposi-lsyne, linen draper, Feb. 20, 27, March
16, at the Gemge Inn, Y•weastle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Fisher
and .eldlow, Gough Square,
W. Brown, S. ,on lit Hone, Kent, sheep dealer, Feb. 10, 17, March
16, at Guild!) .11. Attorney, Mr. Net tlefold, Noreilk-st. Strand.
C. 'fleolpson, oishopsgate street Within, merchant, Feb. 10. 17,
March to, at t.ittilduall, Attorney, Mr. Martin, Vintuor's
Upper Thant( s street.
5,1 ..vlor, Oxendon street, merchant, Feb. 10, 17, March 16, at
Gail erad. Anoraks, Bovill and lustin, New Bridge-street,
liackfriars.
cr. 2ieatyard, Fontmell Magna, Dorset, dealer, Feb. 15, 16, at
Woodyat's Inn, leeteridee, Dorset, Match It;. at the Antelope
tloirliester. Attornies, Wilson and Chisholme, Lincoln's
Inn Fu Ids.
I.awrimen, Manchester, fustian manufacturer, FE b. 10, 13,
March 16, at the. Dog Tavern, Manchester. Attorney, Mr.
Blaiketuet :.erjeant's Inn.
G. S with,dyer,
unsle), Derby, Feb. 14,45, March 16, at the New
Bath. Matlock Derby. Att Pocock and Forbes Ely Place.
S. Swain, Braraell, Cheshire, dealer, 'Feb: 15, 17, March 16, at the
Winte Bear,Manchester. Attornies, Hurd and Co. King's Bench
Walks, Tatneke,
0, witsbe, Lordship of :‘;yton, Kingston-upon-Hull, miller, Feb.
1..2, 13, Alarth 16, at the Dog and DtiCk' `Tavern, Kirlgstod-itpoo-
Hull, Attornies, and Son, Bartlett's Building?c, Holborn-.
M. Netcbtf the rtmger, Kipptoa-upan-ifun inerciwnt,' Fa. 2

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13, March 16, at the Dos' and Dnck Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull.
Attornieq, Rosser and Son, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn
J. Bishop, Wact on, Norfolk, innkeeper, Feb 23, 24, March 16, at
the Swan Inn, Bungay, Suffolk. Atvrnies, Clarke and Richards,

Chancery La. e.
T. S. Hater, 'Westbury, Wilts, dyer, Feb. 23, 21, March 16, at the
Angel Inn, Warminster. Attorney, Mr. Lowden, Clement, • Inn.
T. Holden,Liverpool, liquor merchant, Nlarcii 1, 2,16, at the Globe
Tavern. Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Chester, Staple Inn.
W. Spence, Bishop Wearmouth, Durham, ci,ai fitter, Feb. 22, 24,
March 16, at the Bridge Inn, Bisoop Wear:nouth. Attorney, Mr.
Carpenter, Church-court, Old Jewry.
H. Inman, Fairford, Gloucester, corn dealer, Feb. 21, 22, at the
Bull Inn, Fairford, March 16. at the King's Head Inn, Cirences-
ter. Attornies, Clutton and Carter, St. Thomas's st. Southwark.
T. Adams, Preston Bagot. Warwick, coal merchant, Feb. 13, 14,
March 16, at the Warwick Arms Inn, Warwick. Attornies, Ad.
lington and Gregory. Bedford Row.
J. Jones, Denbigh, saddler, March 1,2, 16, at the York Hotel, Li-
verpool. Attornies, Dacie and John, Palsgrave Place, Temple.
G. White, Bristol, innholder, Feb. 19, 20, March 16, at the house of
James Jarvis, victualler, Bridge-street, Bristol. Attornies, Sir
S. Whitcombe and King, Serjeant's Inn.
G. Downs, Osbertou, Nottingham, farmer, Feb 20, 21, March 16,
at the Red Lion Inn, in Worksop, Nottingham. Attorney, Mr.
Wigglesworth, Gray's Inn.
A. Benjamin, Hoxton Square, Middlesex, merchant,
March 16, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Martin, Vintner's Hall,
Upper Thames street.
W. Blow, Whittlesford, Cambridge, maltster, Feb. 6, 13, March 16,
at Guildhall. Attornies, Eade and Hawkins, Hitchin, Herts.
A. Branthwaite, Grerille street, Holborn, embroiderer, Feb. 10. 14,
March Kat Guildhall. Attornies, Budd and Hayes,Bedfordßow.
J. Stow, London-street, East Greenwich, Kent, cabinet maker,
Feb. 6, 20, March 16, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Parker,
Greenwich.
W. Christmas, Chesham, Bucks, carpenter, Feb. 6, 13, March 16,
at Guildhall. Attornies, Partridge and Co. Blackman street,
Southwark.
J. Amos, Saint Helens Place, merchant, Feb. 10, 17, March 16, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Druce, Billiter Square.
H. Hellmers, John street, Commercial Road, ship ;lid insurance
broker, Feb. 6, 17, March 16, at Guildhall. Atturney,Mr. Allan,
Frederick's Place, Old Jewry.
C. Messent, New street, St. Catherine's, baker, Feb. 10, 20, March
16, at Guildhall. Attornies, Smith and Aienderson, Leman street,
Goodman's Fields.
J. Burtenshaw, Bennett's Row, Blackfriars Road, bricklayer, Feb.
6, 10, March 16, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Oodinond, Earl street,
Blackfriars.
WGuil. A burrow, East Meon Hants, grocer,
on Feb. 10, 17, March 16. at
dhall. Attorney,, Mr. Oscaldest, London street, Fen-
churca street.
W. Smith and W.- Smith the younger, Maxtock, Warwick, timber
merchants, Fhb. 27, 2ti, March 16, at the Royal Hotel, Birming.:
ham. Attornies, Devon and Tooke, Holborn Conrt, Bray's Inn.
R. and. E. Hodgson, Newcastle-upon-Tviie, coach and harness
makers, Feb. 20, 27, March 16, at the .fieorge, Newcastle-upon-
Tyne. Attornies, Bell and Brodrick, Bow Church Yard.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
T. and T. and S. Golding, Aylesford, paper nsatinfacturers.—S.
Pickering & T. Crispin, Sheriff-Hutton-Bridge, York, coal dealers;
—C. Harvey, C. Raiford, and H. Llewclin, Bristol, merchants.—
E. ,
Norton and M. Mann, coach makers.—r. Norton and R. Rix
coach makers.—W. and W. Austin, Woodford, butcher:.—G.
James and J. Birt, Bristol, beer sellers.—J. Wade and E. Earn-
shaw, Wakefield, York, flax spinners.—E. Dickenson and W.
Hodgson, Liverpool, merchants.—J. Snuggs and T. Matthews,
Henrietta street, Covent garden. silk mercers.—J. Oliver and S.
Gorlin, Helmet row, Old street, watch gilders.—R. Rose, T. Pratt,
S. Dalby. and S. Burford, Ilford and Rainham Wharfs, Essex, coal
mercha ats.—R. Cooper and B. Baas, Birmingham, army :mem'.
ti ernent makers,—G. and T. Sadler, and S. arid J. Firth, -America
place, Southwark, mustard manufacturers,—R. Smith and J. Camp-
bell,
.Birmingham, factors.—W. Reynolds and J. Bear, George
street, Great Tower hill, insurance brokers.—W. Prichard anti D.
Lloyd, Welsh-Pool, Montgomery, timber merehantS.—J. Mathias
and T. Bowen, Havertordwest, bankers,—W. bhakespear, 0. John-
son, and J. Berry, Birmingham, flint glass manufacturers.—J. Idol;
land, 3. Warburton, and J. Robinson, Tooley street, SOuthwark,
hatters.—J. Kin; and P. Wencelius, Acorn street, Aishopsgate
street Without, sugar Parrs. —J. and R. Roberts, Wood strett,