The National Register.
London, England, 1816-02-11 00:00:00

11.01TAt REGISTEit.

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W. Coi.eare, Hararkb, -gamer, Feb. 13, 20, March 23, at Guildhall Att.
M Staple-Inn.
M. aaraostote, Little Ali.-street, Goodman's-fields. merchant, Feb. 13,
20. Marca 23, at GuilAall. Att. Mr. Clabon, Tokenhouselniad.
W. Witaiaxa, Lime-hoaaacaaseway. victualler, Feb. 13, 20,.Match g 3,
at Guildhall. Atts. Loaley and Son, Cheapside.
T. Laircocic, Minories, slopieller, March 13, 20, 23, at Guildhall. • Mt.
Mr. Paton, Walbrook.
T. JETZT, Piceadilly, chinaman, Feb. 14, 20, March 23, at Guildhall. AU.
Mr. Pike, Air-street, Piccadilly.
J. Satuanaite, Newport, Isle of Wight, butcher, Feb, 27, 28, March 23,
at the Hotel. Ityde. Att. Mr. Dixon, Staple-Inn.
G. WAINWRIGHT and J. METEYARD, Liverpool, coopers, Feb, 28, 29,
March 23, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. Att. Aviaon and
Wheeler, Hanover-street, Liverpool.
B. FOWLER and T. SWELL, MilT-Wall, Poplar, shipwrights, Fab. 20, 27,
March 23, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Wilde, Warwick-square, Newgate-st.
J. Amom mid C. SUTHERLAND, St. Helen's-place, merchants, Feb. 17,
24, March 25, at Guildhall. Atts. Kearsey and Spurr, I3ishopegate-st.
DIVIDENDS.
March 2. !R..1. Stuart, Bloomsbury-square, merchant, at Guildhall.—
Feb. 20. E. Ledger, King-street, Cheapside, warehouseman.—March 2. J.
Wright. No chanipstead, Hereford,dealer, at Guildhall.--March 5.W. Ham,
Bristol, inakeeper, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol.—March 5. J. Warren,
Fore-str.a.a. •lame-house, Middlesex, cooper, at Guildhall.—March 2. C.
Robinson. Rel Lion-street, Holborn, haberdasher, at Guildhall.—March
9. R. W. Vallaek, East Stone-house. Devonshire, flour-factor, at the King's
Arms. Plyniout7. Dock.—March 2. \V. Gunnner and J. Randall, Newing-
ton, surrey, plunbas, at Guildhall.—March 50. J. Todd, Norfolk-street,
111;.ld:,aex-hospitel, cheesennonger, at Guildhall.—March 4. R. Horner,
Weil ~rn. Yorks'ire, tanner, at the Talbot Hotel. New Halton, Yorkshire.
—M 1.1 s. I'. Seringett, Wickham-market, Suffolk, miller, at the King's
Arms Tan, Woodbridge Suffolk.—March 5. T. Bunn, Southiown other-
wise 1; Yannonth, Suffolk, and 11. Bunn. Newcastle, Northumberland,
merchant; el,. Black Lion Tavern, Great Yarmouth.—Feb. 28. R. Eve-
ritt, G.-ea! Yarmouth, Norfolk, grocer, at the Black Lion Tavern, Great
Yarmouth.—Maxch 2. J. Tate, Crooked-lane, merchant, at Guildhall.—
March la. S. Gosling, .1. Gosling, and A. Gosling, Mark-lane, wine-mer-
chants, at Guildhae—March '2. J. &J. Coombes, Shadwell-dock, covers,
at Guildhall.—March 9. G. Jones, Sedeup. Kent, merchant, at Guildhall.
—March 2. T. Seward, Bircbin-lane, broker, at Guildhall.,--March 2. T.
Livermore the elder, Chelmsford, Essex, grocer, at Guildhall,—March 16.
W. Aldred, Ipswich. Suffolk, linen-draper, at Guildhall.—March 16..1. J.
Overbeck. Chamomile-street, merchant, at Guildhall—March 4. H. Lud-
low, Plyrnoath hatter, at Weakley's Hotel, Plymouth Dock.—March
2. M. B. Wellington. widow. and H. Wellington, Crown-street, Soho,
opticians, at GuildhalL--March 2. W. T. Robins, Kent-street, Southwark,
printer. at Guildhall—March 2. R. Williams, Coppice-row, Clerkenwell,
punts. at Guild' all.—March 2: E. Fletcher, Thorp, Esiex, grocer, at the
Red Lion Inn, Colchester.—March 2, J. George, Monmouth, timber-mer-
chant, at the Black Rock, Poulsinct, Monmouthshire.—March 2. H. J.
Emmett and .1. Emmett, Gerrard-street, Soho, tailors, at Guildliall.—
March 4. J. Carter, Kingsand, Devonshire, -alesman, at Weakley's Hotel,
Plymouth Dock.—March 11. R. Sheppard, Frome Selwood, Soniersetshire,.
clothier, at the George Inn, Frome Selwaxl.—March 8. 1. Small, Ply-
mouth Dolt, victualler, at the King's Arms, Plymouth Dock.—March 14.
W. Harden, Southampton, brick-maker, at the Coach-and-Horses Inn,
Southampton.
CERTIFICATES, MARCH 2. •
G. Smith, Puttenham. Surrey, shopkeeper.—W. Seymour, Crescent,!
Minories, merchant.—T. Bassnett, Preston, Lancashire, dealer.—lt. Noyes,
Bristol, merchant.—J. Abbott, Ancaster, Lincolnshire, butcher.—S. pubes,
Portsea, Soathampton, corn-factor.—.T. Hoare, jun. Perceval-street. North-
amotan-seaare, mcalman.—J. Fisher, New Sleaford, Lincolnshire, flax-
Anaser.—.T. Rose, North Bashana Norfolk, fanner.—G. F. Krumbhar,
Vale-plaee, Iltimersmith, patent vinegar-maker.--W. Sorrell, Great Tower
I ship and insurance broker.

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'o the foregoinf .effect should be printed; and affixed to the doOrA
and avenues of the Hanse.--.Adjourned.
-• WEDNESDAV, FEB. 7; .
Counsel was heard in the Irish Appeal, ll y. ir:Dlify d •
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meat was postponed till Wednesday next-
No public business whatever was transacted, and•tlie ifettse
adjourned. • •
TIIRASIDAY, FEB 8.
The Marquis of LattisnowNk moved for an aceoint• of whit wai
tine from France to this countzy on account of ptsiLonera of .war,
which was ordered.—The noble Marquis also enquired, •whetitt
after the Treaty signed between the Allied Powers at Vienna, on
the 25th of Mare'', 1815, any agreement had been entered into
among them-as to the future government of France? 'Also, wh-2•
ther at any period after or previous to the Occupation of Pare',
any agreement had been entered into between the litocisioael
vernnient and the Commander of the King's forces ; anti whethee
in the course of the negociatious any steps had beeh taken fit- the
•repayment of the loan advanced to Austria S9Me years since ?
The Earl of LIVERPOOL replied, that the Allicaal ways professed •
a very earnest wish and desire that the Bourbon government shoal,:
he restored, but without making it a mine qua non in any negociation
for peace with France. The Austrian Loan, to which the hitter
question referred, was contracted in .1794 or 179 ti, but he could
not distinctly answer the question.
Lord St. JOHN moved that R. copy of the Convention of Paris bo
laid on the table ; and gave notice uf another motion for the pro•
duetion of General Brownriag's communication as to the late set-
tlement of the Island of Ceylon.
The Duke of SossEx asked, whether the treaty purporting tO
have been e entered into between Russia, Austria, and Prussia, as to
their future conduct, was authentic
The Earl of LIVERPOOL replied, that.such a treaty had beta
communicated to Government. .
Lord Kis° enquired when Great Briton would receive her pre;
portion of the money allowed by France on act 0,1[4 of the ex-
penses of the war ?
The Earl of LIVERPOOL replied, that each of the power's 'was to
have en equal proportion ; but it had been ag-reed that Austria
ana
Prussia should have more than their proportion for the present ;
and Great' Britain and itubtila, of coursesa greater yropoetion
afterwards. •
• Tho Marquis-of LANSDOWNE moved for an account of the pea
establishments in the military department, in each year from 1763
to 1742.--Adjourned. •

FRIDAY, FEB. 0.
Lord KING moved, that-a." humble Address he presented to the.
Prince Regent, praying, that he would be pleased to order to be
laid before the 1-louse a Copy of the Treaty of,Agreeinent betwecii
the Allied Powers, regclatiw, the proportion of force fin Wished
each to form the Army of 01;servaiion France. • Arced to.
The Earl of Ltv ERPOOL moved, that the discussion of the Trea-
ties should be deferred from Thursday neit to Monday se'unightl
with an understanding that it should absolutelteouie. on, um th.
day. Agreed to,

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HOUSE OF COMMONS, iMoNOAY, •
The answer of the Prince Regent to the aildry.ss of•-klie 11011,0
was presented ; when Lord CAsTLEII E. 113 II Moved? flint So much Ot
the speech as related to the estimates be refrred-to a Cuminittel
of Supply, and taken into consideration to-morrow, which war
agreed to. • -

MONLIMLNT TO •TH-F. NAVY.
Lord CAsTtgaElsott rose to move an address to the Prince he•
gent, hunt!.l: requesting that he would be graciously pleased- 6
order a monument to be erected in commeiaori,i ion of the '4'oi-tie:bid
of the navy during the last war. At the close of such a war, 1;r:1-
liant beyond :tit former example to the items of this contrtry, and
unparalleled in its eoLsequenees, (hear,) it was n twat that thq
shonld be anxious to afford some pantie testimuniai of approb
which might satisfy the feelings of the House, that those secvicJ
had not been overlooked, nor too lightly appreciated. it had been
the duty of that House to recognize and pay the trionte of
thanks on numerous occasions for those services, and In fact
these was no branch of the public service which Was not en•
titled to the gratitude of the conntry. But it M'eA esperiaiy ne-
cessary that the House should murk its sense of those who devote
their lives and every thing dear to them in support of the.r coon•
try's honour and interests, and it WAS itvantuent upon l'arhainviA •
to transmit to posterit, its high sense of these servides, which merit
every recompense that it is possible to bestow. Although we were
now at the close of a twenty years' war, the Taet was
tinetsample4
ithnia s twit a var, au i with tut Qheth;*er ittSh N ast retoure.:l, thews.