The National Register.
London, England, 1818-01-12 00:00:00

1'4.•91 du LONDON (LIZETTE, Srzurclay, Jan. 10.

arAVNING,STREET. JAN. R. ISIS.
ftl,r4 I til'oness the Prince iteenthns tnen rimed. in the
worm and .03 the beheif of His Mr.jesty, to appoint .Sfajor Gen. Sir
Nlnithind, K.C.D. to b., Lieut.-Governor of the Province
.r l'rper C:aim'at. in the room of Francis Gore, Esq. reiil,mcd.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
N.Aasibtat W. late of Angel.tourt, Thrograorton-street, broker,
Isom Jau. ti, to Feb. 24.
BANKRUPTS. .

li.‘DLLY T. C. late of Brick-lane. baker. Jan. 13, 20, Feb. 21, at
Guildhall. Att. Mr. Cottle. Ilatinghall-str‘xt.
W %yrs G. aid Brsit W. Bristol, ivory manufacturers. Jan. 26,
Feb. 21. at Bristol. Atts. Bourdillon and Co. Itrewi-stmet.
rAvg NC G. Clrti:all-ectirt. exchange broker, .lan. 17. 24, Feb. 21,
_ut Guildhall. Att. :kir. Paterson, Old Ilroa I•stroct.
.Artmosom I.iverpool, tobacconist. Jan. 2.4.), 30, Feb. 21, at Li-
verpool. Att. Mr. Chester. Staple Inn
Trion V 413. Carmarthen, grerer„ran. 23. 24, Feb. 21, at BristoL
Asti. Poole and Co. Gray's Inn.
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T. Hayter, late of Oticotnbe. Sowers-t, sail cloth manufacturer.

.1411. 31.
W. Hall. I,eeds. hatter. reb. 19.
r. ['este!. Ct. NVine!te4t.:r street. dealer, Jan. 17.
B. and W. Toylor, Eleet,,treet. linendr.eikers, Jan. 31.
E. Dickeng, Kyn...fonl, Kent, shopkeeper, Jan. 31.
J. It. and J. J. Battier, (:,,uld.squure, Crutellzd-friass, merchants,

Jan. 51.
W. Fisher, Cambridge, woollen draper, Feb. Z.
J. Hodgson jun. Coleman-street. tuerchant, Feb. 7.
J. Valles, New North-street. Re• I Lion-square. tailor, Feb. 7.
T. Thompqm scn. and E. and T. Thompson, jun. Scthercompton,
Durst. flat spinners. h..•b. 2.
B. Seabrook, Gt. Illatlley, Suffolk, butcher, Feb. 2.
T. Nird!immi, Tythim: of %Vhitstones. Worcester. victualler, Feb, 11.
D. rcv» to. New Mahon, York. eornfalor. Feb. 2.
P. and W. late of Stuck Exchange Culfee-house, tavern-

keeper:, Feb. 11.
S. Wils.,n. Liverpool. hosier. Feb. G.
H. Alderson. Sunderland near the Sea, mercer, Feb. 4.
A. Burn. Sunderland near the Sea, ship builder, Feb. 2.
W. Ala hews. Liverpool, mercham, Feb. Y.
T. and W. Jolubon, sen. Liverpool, coachinakers. Jen. 31.
T. Nice, Bishopsgrite-street. Without. linendraper. Jan. 17.
.1. Parker, Cliancery-lam, cotton manufacturer, Jan. 31.
W. Iloaden. Cannon-street. insurance broker, Jan. 31.
W. !lodges. Kew. corn tleaLT, Jan. 31.
Becher, Pownell's Terrace. Kennitrgton-road. mariner, Jan. 31.
T. Parker. Citorley, Lancaster, cotton manutitcturer. Feb. 4.
T. Orton, Liverpool. hosier, Feb. 3.
.1. Morgan jun. Liverpool. timber merchant. Jan. 31.
.1. Mitchell, Midlavant. Smsex, tairpcnter, Jan. 31.
'l'. Forsyth, Bursleni. Staflbrd, draper. Vels. 3.
CERT! FICATES.JAN. 31.
S. Frisby. Leicester, horse dealer—W. Ball, Frame Selwood, So-
merset, lothier—J. Avling. Cherisey. surrey, saddler—W. Firth,
Liversalge. York. clothier—C. Chester jun. Liverpool. auctioneer
—W. Kent. Upper Russel-street. Bermondsey, leather dresser—H.
Mollie. Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, cabinet maker—W. Smith,
Lang Acre, spring blind maker—J. Amell, reicester. hutcher—M.
Morgan. Newport, shor!;eeper—J. Evans, late of Tottenham Court.
road, linendmper—E. 1 tinier, Gt. Sherstone, Wilts, cotton manu.
factiver—J. Appleton, Arm ley, York, merchant—G.. Fothcrgill,
Newcastle upon Tyne, ship owner.

THE NATIONAL 'REGISTER.

LONDON:

MONDAY JANUARY 12, ISIS.

A New York Mail arrived on Thursday brought to
Falmouth, by tha Lady Wellington in 28 days. By
this conveyance we have received papers to the 7th of
December, the principal contents of which is the Pre-
sident's Message to Congress, the substance of which
will be found in another part of our columns.—
Yesterday, Boston Papers to the 18th December were
received, by which we learn that in the House of
Representatives, on the Bth, Mr. Rhea, moved that the
President, be requested to lay before the House such
information as he may possess, and think proper to com-
municate relative to the proceedings of those persons,
who had taken possession of Amelia Island ; and also
any information which he may think proper to com-
municate, relative to the establishment which had
been made at Galvestown, together with the reasons
which had induced him to issue orders for the sup-
pression of these establishments. This motion was op-
posed in part by Mr.Forsyth, and•whollyby Mr. Holmes,
who suggested the propriety of waiting a day or two,
to see whether they would not obtain without further
call, all the information they desired, front the Ex-
ecutive. Mr. Rhea's motion, was, however, carried
without a division.

These Papers contain the annual Treasury Report
as to Finance. The Revenue, in 18 15, was 49 millions
of dollars; in 1816, 36 millions; and in 1817, 33