The National Register.
London, England, 1819-06-21 00:00:00

FRIDAY, JUNE IS.

NEW MALT Tax...-Mr. COKE (of Norfolk) held in his hand
a Petition against the New Malt Duty. Ile was aware that he
could not present such Petition—he only desired to read it. as
it was couched in manly language. He could not hut give
credit to the Chancellor of the Each...tater for the manner in
which he had brought forward the new 'faxes; he took care that
the people of England should nut have the opportunity of com-
Plaining of them, otherwise the table would have been laden with
etitions froli every class of the suffering people of England.
Might he he allowed to read the l'etition ?
The Cit NCELI.OK of the EICFIEiAIIER rose, and moved
dud the House, at its rising, do adjourn to Monday. Ordered.
3lr. COKE again rose, for the purpose of reading the Pcidion,
but the Speaker said the Hon. Member must be aware that it
would be out of order to read the Petition.
NEw LiceNcEs.—On the motion that the House resolve
itself into a Committee on the Excise I .icenccs,

The Marquis of TAVINTOLK expressed his disapprobation of
the new taxes. The Ministers were supoorted by overwhel.
ming majorities; but how were they obtained, by the Hummel
influence, by the House being elected for seven years. and by the
people really having so little to do with many of the returns. Ile
would resist all additional taxation, till he saw that House so
constituted, and so acting, as proved that they sympathised with
the people.
The CUANCELLOR of the ExcliEtto CR defended the nixes,
the new duties would not advance the prices of the articles, cer-
tainly not the price of beer.—( Soule lauelater.)
Mr. CALVERT said, he never heard such extraordinary a.s;er-
dons in the House of Commons; slid the very reverse or' what
had been stated was the truth.

%Ir. Cogs: reminded the House how extensive were the dis-
tresses of toe country. He would nut agree to impose any new
taxes till expenditure was reduced to its lowest possible state._
!le agreed with a Noble Marquis (Tavistock) as to the necessity
of rehmn; it was a corrupt House. and what good could be
expected from them. (Cries of Ord, r.) He trusted that triennial
Parliaments were not very tar distant; septennial Parliaments
were most injurious; till they had such Parliaments there would
be no security for the people. This was proved by their conduct
when they were about to meet their constituents; then they knew
how to behave themselves. Last Session they would not have
ventured to propose these new taxes.
Lord J. flutist:Lt. had nut much confidence in the Ministers
as so the expenditure of the public revenue 4 but that was not
the question which was now under consideration. The fresh
supplies now proposed were of nowt injurious tendency. They
tell on the poor almost exclusively and certainly most severe .. ;
teal as they even attacked beer and teas he did not see what was
to be left to them but bread and water.

The House divided on the MarquisofTavistncli's amendment,
that the Committee be postponed till the. day „ix months. Thy
numbers were. for the amendment, ,in—against it Via—
Afitjo.ny Oa.
The House then went into a Committee on the Rill. The
proposition to lay the duty on the stock in hand twa..ioned a
ilivimon: for it 1757 against it b7—Alisjority 104.
'flue clause to raise the duty 1s 'td. per bushel, was also
divided upon—Ayes 171—Noes 82 —Majonty /i 9.
The claiim imposing an itddi tonal duty toi Ilritish spit Ito
win agreed to is knout a divimin.
Oil the I I ins,• imposing an 0000 escix duty of four
per cent. on trill being read, several Vole agasust
it
Mr. T. NV it.som proposed. its ail amendment to the cleave

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•• that MI per cent. be paid on all tray sold at the ...de, at
ter under Va. per lb.; and lOU per cent. on all bald for more
than Vs. per lb."
The CIi•NCLLLOR of the ExcueghEß expressed his wil-

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linple,,t to adopt Ito. pn portion. ne It,Alit Mos. Gem.
stated, in 11118% to. to a question put by a ioesslter, that a
peat deal of tea was sold at the India kluuse nut u.ily uuder
Ys but under Is. 641.

The clause ns amended writs then unanimously agreed to.
The Hoax. resamed, stud the teirsrt was uideeed to be re-
ceived 011 M
( 114 NCKLI.OR of the I: XCII Cf4t' F.R moved the order
of the day foi toe Hou►e re►olving !awl's Imo a Constitutive 011
the Cu•tomy Duties Rill.

On the elaube being put, whit li prorated n diet y Mad. per
111. on sttero's wool Milli 1.411111, wind, imported front any poi t
or Etn ope on and after the 51 It of Ortabei, I`l 19, and f:nnt
an% other part of the world nii and after the 511 t ufJanunt).
din,

Lord Mturnor said, he In.ld in his hand at thlt moment 2.)
Petition., and his Ilion. Friend had more, which, though be
could mot lay them on the take consistently with the forma-
lities of the House, he thought it lots duty to mention, ur
order to show the feeling which prevailed on the subject.-
01 all the new ditties which hid been imposed, there
was none so impolitic, none so injurious (Cl the nonnufactures
of the country, us the new tag upon wool, the staple of
England.
Mr. 'l' WI isn't (London) assured the House, that when
he informed them that he intended only to say A few words, he
intended to adnere mum strictly to Isis promise The winds
he had to utter wine his own downright nbluoireuee of the
Is% now proposed.

.
TI quebtion tiviiig again liid'y called to-, the house di-
vided—

For the tax, 104 I Again 4 it, fit j Nlajoiity for it 4t
The Cit 11101 t 41 then repotted pro„rr:•, and reque►ted
leave to ►it

The other order., of the 'hi, wow thoposed or, and the
house udjourtod At it ritutrter post hi ee o'clock.

FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
WHITFIIAI leNE U.

Ilia Royal niglinais the Prince Regent has been pleased. in
the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to direct letters
patent to be passed under the Great Seal of the United KtilgdOtaa
of Great Britain and Iselancl, for constituting and appointing
George harry Earl of Stamford and IVarrington to be his Ma-
jesty's Lieutenant in the county of Chester, in the room of the
Earl of Stamford and Warringuin deceased.
His Royal Ilighnt,rthe Prince Resent has been pleased, in
the name and on the behalf of his Ntaje-ty, to appoint William
Marquis of Lothian to be Lieutenant and Sheriff Principal (lithe
Aire of ;dm Lothian, in the room of the Duke of Buzcleuch
deceased.

His Royal Highness has also been pleased, in the r.arne and
en the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Phalle; Atarqui. of
Queensberry to be Lieutenant and Sheriff' Principal for the Airs
of Dumfries, in the room of the fluke of Buccieuch dtcuased.

WAR OFFICE, JUNE IS.

17th Regiment or Kan.—Lieut. G en. J. hampagne, from the
41,t Foot, to be Colonel, vice Gen. G. Garth deem-ed.
4I atDitto—Major (.en. the Hon. Sir R.:• opford, K from
the Royal African Corps, to be Colonel. vice Lieut. Gen. Charu-
pagne, appointed to the tornmetal of the 17th Foot.
GAR so :4 11.—Lient. Cul. G.. 1. Reeve'. on the half pay of the
27th Foot, to he Lieutenant Governor of Placentia, vice Gen. G.
Garth deceased.

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
G. Brook, Lockwood, Yorkshire, woollen manufacturer, from
June 15 to July 3.
R. Ridley, IL,sing Lane, carpenter, front June 12 to July
BA NKIICI"Iti.
R. Garnett, Nantwieli. Cheshire. shoemaker.
1: Goode, Iliackicy. lecestershire, hosier.

M. W. Sankey, C;iierlittry, hrewei.
S. Sewell, Alder-I.:Ate Street. 'dumber.
W. Parker, W.st l'eignmouth, Devon, grocer.
I'. Leigh. Wheelock, Cheshire, grocer.
W. 11. Baldwin, Liverpool, merchant.
J. D. Duty, Paternoster How. Christchurch. oiltnan.
11. H. I•'anshawe. Addle Street, trimming Maker.
B. Martin, Middlesex Street, Whitachapel. victualler.
H. atml .1. IL Towdend, Mitre It., Fenclitirch St., merchants.
Daugain. Church Street. Soho, silretamitk and jeweller.
J. C. White, Mitre Court, Fencluirch Street, merchant.
J. Matthews, Penn, Stmicrsel. sho•nhaker.
DIVIDENDS.

dilly 5, S. Jone,„ St. Paul's l'hurchyaril, bilk and ril.bon ma-
nufacturer-li, F. Lear. Strand, brush .1. Curtis and
11. I'. Giirlin, I.titLate Ilia. (MI and roiaar inercitantb-6, J.
Dover. Burnham. Bucks, butcher-13, B. Iloome, Great Carter
Lane. llortairs'Coniniont, coariminker—Yu, .1. Brown. junior.
Rodbornugh, Glocestelbhire, chithier-31, W. Crowther, Banner
Street, St. Luke's, watch tnanunicturer.

W.►TERLOO TROPHIEs.—A few days since a nu-
merous and most flishionable party attended at Bill.
lock's Museum, Piccadilly, to witness the sale of the
carriage and other things which belonged to Napo-
leon Bonaparte, and were captured at Waterloo.
The articles were all eagerly bought up, and some
of them at most extravagant prices.—The following
statement of the pi ices given for some of the things
will serve to skew in what cstimation these rebut
are held :

'rkeCorr,sge
Small Oio•ou (dart
Tool la lirn.lr
Solid' II is Ol6 19 ti
M Mock, or Collor
11141140 pp. rs
Hilda*
I'tt•re of !yaw
Shit. inA finish
:shirt '2 5 0
4ortl)
511:4%411.4 11..
of 014 (doors . 1 0 0
1114 Pocket Haowlkerrhirf ..... I 1 I 6
Many other articles were sold for prices equally

high.
A private letter, received on Monday by a respect.
able Ipu.e in the city, states, that un intended in.
s urn et ion of the Georgia Degrees had been dist:over-
ea and frustrated. The following is an extract :

Atierste MAv b.

" A plot of insurrection of the blacks of ibis Mere and
/lain 00000 ding country, as well digested peiliaps 411 that of
St. Darnell°, and which was to have been executed to
Saturday last, but fur providential interference, was yes.
teiday fortunately discovered, and many Grille ringleaders
are now committed for trial. and will probably SOGS weft
like ailed seotcucc which awaits :law."

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I JWM NATIrROAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

WHITEHALL, JUNE Is.

Hie Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been *turd. is
the same and on die Ix half of his Nliderty. to appoint Sir Sa-
muel :Cepheid. lint. to be Chief Itaron of his Majesty's (hurt of
Eseherpar in Southold, by the resignation of Robert
Vitals, Esq.
[This GazAte also notifies that his Royal Itigluicss the Priree
React has been I leas.^tl to grant his royal licence and authority
to George I,es-is Neient.am. of Knistaihridge.ito Mk: the r trname
of Collingwood, in addhion to-and after that of Newnh.ln. and
eso to hear the arms of Collingwood, quarterly a ith those otitis
oan fasuily.l

ANIVILTTC! ENT. kRG En.

A. Walker, We,t S tailor, from Jure It). to Aug. 7.

C. h ttn.Atr Street, ribbuu ulaul;facturcr. frotorday s 9. 10
3Lnt 17.

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BANK RUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
C Basham. Nor&ch. coaehmaker.
W. Thompson Dund:rtittle, Manchester. merchant.
BANKRUPTS.
W. and J. S InJelt; Newport. Isle a Wight, common brewers
.1. Ilayter. Bristol. watch maker.
J. Birch. Aston. Hirminyliant. mait•er.
B..lo'lnstork Freentutt'a Cowl, Cornhtlk merchant.
11. Park. jun. Si tie.irgt,'s Square, Pot true, coal merchant.
A. Knight. Wil•osi Streri. Alluottlekls. calcinicrer.
T. I)atincey, Catont,so Street. wurehous. luau.
J. Witlgrn. atrtfo.ti, Kent. piper ntal.er.
W. POI. 11'utling Street, warchuudenian.
S. Chambers. liontmley. Ilirnainghaut, sword cutler.
T. Chilcott. Iltistel, bn•ker.
VI; tirade. Preston. Lancaster, liquor incrchunt.
11. Bryant. Not is kik leather cutter.
NM W. Jackson. Liverpool. merchants.
S. %Vilitishurst, Martin's Lane. Cannon Street, merchant.
W. Amulell, Haltom, Es.;cx. buker.
1). Longworth, Little Lever. Lunciuter, bleacher.
S. Lev...ridge. Bury Street. St. James's, merchant.
Lori. hornier. Lancaster. cotton spinner.
G. Seller. Lull,: 'Regis, Dorset, miller.
W. Plumley. Wetherby. York, grocer.
V. Martina!, Bristol. corn factor.
11l VIDE NDS.

Janet?, J. Reed and A. tiMitutl. St. Swithisi's Lane. roer-
011antf+26. J. H. Lan, Fenchurch Street, insurance broker—
f6..l. Mayhew, junior, St. O.yth, Essex, miller—. July go, 'l'.
P.Oakley. Ealing. Midden) t, btewer—ht, J.Coulter. Chatham,
Kent, carpenter.-17. F. Hudoon. late of Gibraltar, merchant—
i. A. Dantsiger, 'Change Alley, merchant—l 3, W. Jordan.
Baruserod. Gloucester. corn dealer—gi, W. Smith, Some. Staf-
ford, groter—', 2. H. ()swim. Stone, Stafford, surgeon-2'2. W.
Jackson, Hanley. Stz.ffurtl. druggist—in, J. Wilkerson, Barley,
Hertford, maltster—lo, J. W. A. Snuggq. Lime Street, spirit
merchant-13, J. Whitehead. M. Howard. and .1. Haddock.
Cateroon Street, hankers—to. W. Gernon and .1. B. Gonjon,.
Langfourne Charnher.i. Fenefuir.:6 Street, men-hunts-10, H.
Paterson and W. Nicol, Harrow/ Roan, Paddiagmu, nurserymen
Norrison,Rudston. York, common brewer.

CELITIFICATES to be granted July 10.
i. lief. Aldennenl -.ry, builder—it. Hodgson, Fleet Street,
eilman—W. Earlker, Walsall. Stafford. itutholder—lt. H. Self,
Whiterross-ureet. grocer—H. Chester. lituch.%Venlock, Salop,
linen-draper—M. Markt/stir'. ltayawater, Middlesex. victualler—
W. Barton. St. Saviour's Cuurch.yerd, Southwark, upholsterer—
C. I.aing„ Gerford Street, I..itnehogse Hole, `liddlesex, ship
Chandler—S. Caf4l..Mere, Wile, ti.nner—J. 11oy1eud. knot-
tirtgley. York, !.,,roeer—ell. Harris, Wood Street, Spitallields„
etationer—M. l'.4rutn, and J. Pegrout, Artillery Street,
Slesknr, dealers.

of Otocis.
Ottittitittt +.
Imp. 0 prr
L. 41111 di..
Ittlsa Stock
Exchrtrier WIN IR. du.
Guise, for At. G 9
Lowery Ticket, 191. IS..