The National Register.
London, England, 1815-04-23 00:00:00

This Gazette contains a letter from the Hon, Capt. Wahlegrave.
of the Volontaire, stating the capture of the American letter of
marque brig Aspasia, of three guns and twenty-tine um".

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Country, and the Government would not gaink from acting ou that
responsibility.— ( Hear, hear.) .
Mr. WHITBREAD added, that the Home eoolitonly torn what
desperate plunges were made towards a war. The !;louse had prn.
'Ogled the Government with a strong AI M of defenee,,and the Minis.
tees, it seemed, were to abuse the confidence reposed in them b
rouverting it into one of offence. Because they were armed with
the power of maintaining the peace that had been concluded, the No-
ble Lord was to plunge them into hopeless war. But the Noble
Lord was indeed a gallant chieftain; Nave hitiaself, he would have
oohing like plisillanimity in the Government. The Noble Lord
preferred Imia responsibility, and he (Mr. W.) hosted that the House
would ;wearier make him feel that he was responsible.--(Hear,
hear.) The crisis was approaching when be hoped the House
would phew the Noble Loud that there was something in reeponsi-
Laity beyond a name.—(Heat.) After what the Noble Lord had
said, the only constitutional course left to them waLto raw* all
.aupplies to the Noble Loud.--(Hear, hear.) ,
1,0141 CasTeEtteatait replied, that lie weald not shrink from.his
'responsibility, although he felt assured that the Hon. Member would
not let him escape if any ease could be made out ; but so lomeas he
did not see any notice of tie Hon. Member in the Order Book, lig
shonld deem himself pretty safe.— -(Hear.) The correct course. tb
pursue was, not to oppose the supplies, but to meet the Treaty op '
its merits, after the facilities he had given thew.—(Cheees front the
Opposition.) Yes! after the facilities he had given them—.(bear)
in admitting its stmbstantial authenticity, they thirst not examine
it on its true ground:—(Lund cheering.) Nu member, who wished'
'well to his country, vronld make this Treaty. without making its
merits a pretext for weaktaing the arm of tioverminst, by with-
holding the supplies.—(Conlintred ekeering.)
Mr. WHITBREAD said the House had been duped into a.belief that'
an alternative existete when.this Treaty must have been signed, and
ridiculed those facilities which the Noble Lordled talked of having
afforded..
Sir J. Nswenar also complained that tbelions.e had been duped
end gulled into an opinion of an alternative existing, when a wit 'lnca-
Sure had been detei milled upon, (Hear). As to the responsibility, of
which the hi( ble Lord had talked so much, he spurned it ; he leanted
no atter wittloin ; he wanted to enquire before the fatal blow had been
struck. If tky were to wait till calamity and ruin had destroyed the
country, where would he the satisfaction of then charging the Noble
Lord upon his responsihnity, and following him to the block 1 (Hear.)
By timely advice he wished to preserve the country from unnumbered
vrils. It would be well for the Noble Lord N%cre he to take advice
, .from that Hon. Member (Mr. Whitbread), who occasioned him so
much nreasiness. He (Mr. W.) had been longer itt Parliament than
the Noble Lord ; he had done his (Hoy svirbout pension, .vvitlietht sa-
Lay, without stipendiary; the only reward he had received, and-was
.receiving, was the gratitude of the people.
Mr. 'WHIT ak FAD !said; ill reply to Lord Cestlereaeh, he had had
too much experience in that Hoes,: rot to know the influence of the
Crown in it (Hear) ; therefore the Noble Lord was tolerably secure
from every charge Irom him. Time Noble Lord very well knew what
.the Crown had to give, but he feared the country would too deeply
feel what the Noble Lord had been to die Crown. (Hear, hear).
Mr. METHUEN said, the Noble Lord had hie entire conidence,•and,
he believed, the country's.
Sir J. Nish:rose could not give such unlimited confidence to the
Noble Lent.
Lord MI LION asked when Government received this Treaty.
Lord CASTLEREAGH eves not prepared to say. (Hear).
Atier sonic timber observations respecting the Treaty, Lord Castle-
reagh promised on Monday to state whether he would agree to the
communication of its substance.

PROPIZRTY TAN.
The Bill for the renewal of the Property TAX was then brought in,
when Mr. J. P. Grant, &c. opposed it.
A division took place on the first reading :—For it, 79 ; Against it,
17.—Majority, 6,.
Ordered to be read a second time on Monday next.—Adj.

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*.T. • BANKMIRTS'
J. Tucker, of Gosport, metcer, April 27, at twelve, Apia 28, and
May 30, at one, at the India Arms, Csosport. Attornies, Menne. Blew-
dalt, A letender, and Holmes, London. *.
T. Vinesia. Gosport, plumber, Aptill7, at three. Aprittfl; et 'aro,
and May 80, at tierce, at' the India Arises ,Lrert, -Gosptirt.' Atturnits
't sirs. Dyne ofecTSeini, Undeln!a:Ans-fields.
11. ttobinson, Kildare, YArtaiiire, botter-merchant, Nay ;s*,
sic, May 6, and SO .at ten, ist.:the,Kine,e.:Arnes, /fifirsk. Attotsiles„
Messrs. Mortpu anal. Williamson, ikfrO. 5, Gmy:,-inet-squetre. 2 ,
J. Ellis, of Heath& ld Subset, grocer,_ May. ,10, 11, and Ap, at
eleven, at the Star Inn, Lewes. Attornies, Messrs: Palmer and France,
Bedford-row.

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E. ifolsrell, of Falcon-street, .Loodori, chinamen, April 29; May 2,
30, atone, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. W. G. Stereos, ‘Valbroc.k.
It. Bass, of Colchester, mattater, lipril.2"s, 16, and May 30, at ten,
at the White Hart Inn, Colcbester. Marais, Alessi's. Milne end Pitiry,
Temple.. ' •
It. Stickland, .13rktol, Watclitialar, &wt.,. sad 30, at one, at
. the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Anatolia, W riert.,Paskernk GO,C,deld,
Gray's-inn-square.
R. Cousins, late of Wig. ige•street, Cavendish.square, patent lamp
manofacturer, pail and 30, at eleven, at' uildball. At-
torney,t
torney, Mr. Hughes, Clifford's-Ind. . ,
.1. Ching, of Dartmouth; knitter.- May 4,5, and 30,'it twelve, at
We k I e'y Hoick yrimiaiit I e Duc k. • 'Atlanies, Mein*. 'et/kW W in-
burn, and Collett; Chancery-lane. • . • 11
D. Eiketinds, of Madely, Sal* printer, April t 7, tit fouri Aj+ril
28, and May 50, at eleven, at the Red Lion fnn, Newport. • 'fan-
nies, Messrs. flenbow and Alban, Lincoln's-inn. •• • • •
R. W.. Silver, of Oxford.street, Itaberdialter, April t 9, May 6, and
30, At' tin; at GniW ON. Attoinies,, MOM.I son Aid 'W Iteri•Cres-
cent,plaer,•Brldige.streer,
W. Thomas, EffitNr-lane,'Svine merchant, April 22, 2.9, and May '5O,
at twelve;iteelidleilf. .Aftorairy, Mr. Sherwood, Canterbury-square,
London. . • '. -
W. Bell; of Clernant%-hine, Lembatd-street, silversmith, April V,
at twelve, April 19,.dad May. 30, ist one, at Guildhall. Atturities,
Messrs. Higclen and Sym,.Currier's Hall, London Wall.
Ward, of Orchard-44w, Westininsterh baker, April 2t, 29, and
May SO, at twelve, at Attorney, R. Pittman,
mond's.inn,- Chancery-lane.
• H. Dunn, of Ware, Auctioneer, April' 22, .29, and May 30,, nt
eleven,.at- Gnildhall, Loudon. Attorney. Sheffield, Great Pres-
cot-street, Goodman's-fields. . •
R. Whittengton, of Motickton-comb,. Somerset/shire, clothier, April
29, May. '2, and 30, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr.
Potts, Serjeant's-inn.
B: Adams: late of -Beaulieu, Southomptonshire, ship.b.euilder, May
1, at one,- May 2, at eleven, aneAray 30, at one, at the George Lin,
Southampton. Attorney, Mr. Whitaker, Broad court, Long-acre.-
ii. and T. Hammond. bite .of ftilieky, Staffordshire, nurserymen,
April 27, at two April 28, at nine; and May 30, at eleven, at ilia
Crown Inn, Rugeley. Attuenies, Messrs. Exley, Stocker, and Dow.
son, FiniiivaPs-ion. . . . •
W. Gibbs, of Birmingham, miller, May 1,2, and M), at twelve,
at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Anomie', Messrs. Long and Aus-
ten, Holborn.court, Gray's-inn. •
W. &elms, of Middlewich, Cheshire, woollen-draper, May 8,9,
and 30, at eleven, at the Lamb Inn, Nautwicb. Atturney, Mr. 41.
Hilditch, High Milburn.

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BANKRUPTS'. •
R. Pratt, of Archer-street, Sr. James's, smith.
G. Dwyer, of Exeltainge-alley,.broker.
R. Lewis, of Watling street, wax-chandler.
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A. Ludlow, late of Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant.
S. Bird, of Little George-street,' Piniman-sqnare, coack.wheel-
wright.
3. Hodso►►, late of Lime-street, wine-merchant.
W. BaHans, of Manchester, grocer.
W. Shaw and S..M•Coskerry, of Pochdale, draper.
J. Cooper, of Rothwell, NoithaMptori,,hire, farmer.
S. Jones, of St. George, Gloncester, wheelwt•igltt.
A, Laidlaw, of Kingston-upon-Bull, merchant.

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Country, and the Government would not shrink from acting ou that BANKStIRTS , : .:,:.
responsibility.- ( Hear, Ilene.) . J. Tucker, of Gosport, ineteer, April 27, at 'iletelve, Apia 28, and
Mr. WHITBREAD added, that the Home coolflOnly teem whet May 30, at one, at the India Arms, Gosport. Attornies, Messer. Blew-
desperate plunges were made towards a war. The kliresse had pee. , dale, A letander, and Holmes, New•inn, Londoe. ~ ,e 1 •.• .
'Ogled the Government with a strong al in of defenee„,and the Monis. T. Vino,' el. Gosport, plumber, April V, at three. April It at Thee
tete, it seemed, were to abuse the confidence reposed in them by and May 90, at thrce, at' the 'Jodie Arnts,Lne,-Gosport.;' Atternics
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rouverting it into one of offence. Because they were armed with • '.lli sirs. Dyne and'Sine Undoln!a:ltist-fields.
Cite power of maintaining the peace that had been concluded, the No• .R. ttobinson, 'of kildafe, YArtshire, butter-merchant, Nay ~e', at
Me Lord was to plunge them into hopeless war. But the Noble Ale, May 6, and 30 at ten, ae:the.King'!(,Arms, ifliok. 'Attunes,
Lord was, indeed a gallant chieftain; Nave hiMself, he would have Messrs. Blortpu atiaL Williamson, WO. 5, Gray's-inn-square.
noshing eke pricillaninrity in the Govetirment. The Noble Lord J. Ellis, of. Heath/hid Susses', Smear_May, .10, ii, and .At), Ate, at
preferred pia responsibility, and he (Mr. W.) trosted that the House eleven, at the Star Inn, Lewes. Attornies, Messrs, Palmer and France,
would hereafter make him feel that he was responsible.,(Hear, Bedford-row. . • • .. . .-..
hear.) The crisis was approaching when be hoped the House E. Dottrel!, of Fateon-street, •T.ondon, chinamain, April 29; May 2,
would Phew the Noble Lore) that there was something in reeponsi. 30, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. W. G. Stevens, ‘Vaihrock.
Wily beyond a name.-(Heat.) After what the Noble Lord had R. Bass, of Colchester, maltster, .21.pri1.25, 16, and May 30, at ten,
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said, the only constitutional course left to them waLto refute, all at the White Hart Intl, Colcbester. Aden* theists.Mitne lad Peary,
• •aupplies to the Noble Lord.--(Hear, hear.) . ' Temple..
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. ! Lord CesTeetteaott replied, that lie would not shrink from.his It. Stickland, jerked, Watchttirritir, it atisi..;o. eau 30, at one, at
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irresponsibility, although he felt assured that the Hun. Member would the Rummer Tavern, Rristol. Autunite, .,P;oke,aolkCaseefideld,
not let him escape if any case could be made out ; but 50 Imig.as he Grey's-inn-square. . _.
did not see any notice of tie Hon. Member in the Order Book, U. R. Cousins, late of Wetmore-street, Cavendish,square patent lamp
shonld deem himself pretty sate.--(Hear.) The correct course. Co manofacturer, April 21.. Mai :I, and 30, at eleven, -at daildball. At.
pursue was, not to oppose the supplies, but to meet the Treaty op homey, Mr. Hughes, Chili:tree-add.
its merits, after the facilities he had given thew.-(Cheers front the ' J. Ching, of Dartmouth; knitter,- May 4,5, end 30; it twofer, at
Opposition.) Yes! after the facilities be had given- theta-.(hear,) Werkle'y'S Hotel,.'.Plineriitletruck.• 'Atiofnies, Metes. 'edilettleWiir.
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in admitting its stib,tantial authenticity, they thirst not examine burn, and Collett; Chancery-lane. • . • 11• . , . .
it on its true ground:-(Lund cheering.) Nu member, who wished D. Eiltetinds, of Marlette Salop, printer, April if, et four -April
well to his country, wonld make this Treaty. without making its 28, and May 30, at eleven, at the Red Lion inn, Newport. "Allure
• sneaks a pretext for weakening the arm -of Government, by with. ides, Messrs. Benbow and Alban, Lincoln's-ion. -'•- • ' • • • •••
holding the supplies.-(Conlintred ekeering.) .'. -4 . . It. W. Silver, of Oxfoed.street, haberdasher; April t 9, May 6, and
Mr. Wti ITER EA D said the House had been duped into a.belief that' 30, Urten;lit 601401611. • ArtoMies,, Alkasss..illison dud'Welterj•Cters.
an alternative existed. when.this Treaty must have been signed, and eentsplaere•Brldgt.street, Blailfridrs.
ridiculed those facilities which the Noble Lorditird talked of having W. Themes, Effittilr-lane,'Mee merchant, April tf, 2.9, and May 'SO,
afforded.. at twelve;itesticliailf. .Attorne7, Mr. Sherwood, Cauterbury-square,
Sir J. Kr ;caner also complained that tbe.Hotis.e had been duped London. •', ''• .4 - • .1.... .'
end gulled into art opinion of an alternative existing, when a wat 'wee. •W. Hell .of atm. envoittle., .Lembard' 41' rect, silversmith, April v,
lure had been deter nulled upon, (Hear). As to the responsibility, of at twelve, April e 9, dad bitty, 30, at one, at Guildhall. Atturtues,
which the IV( bie Lord had talked so much, he spurned it ;he wanted .„, '
blow hate been .. mess's. Bigclen and Sym,.Currier's Hall, London *Vail.
no atter wieloin ; he wanted to enquire before the fatal '
struck. If thq were to wait till calamity and ruin had destroyed the J.-Ward, of Oreharcisstrect, Westminster,, baker, Apsil 2t, !9, and
country, where would he the satisfaction of then charging the Noble May SO, at twelve, at (kindled!. Attorney, - Mr.' R. Pittman, %Sy.
Lord upon his responsileeity, and following him to the block I (Hear.) mond's.inn,- Chancery-lane. .. -..
By timely advice he wished to preserve the country from unnumbered • H. Dunn, of Ware, Auctioneer, April 22, .29, and May 30,, nt
iy•rils. It would be well for the Noble Lord were he to take advice eleven,-at- Guildhall, Leedom Attorney/ .111r' Sheffield, Great Pies-
- .from that Hon. Member (Mr. Whitbread), who occasioned him so cot•street, Gocitiman'efiehls. . . .
much nreasiness. He (Mr. W.) had been longer rat Perliatnent than •
R, Whittetigton, of Mottektomeomb,. Somerset/114re, clothier, April
the Noble Lord ;he had done his ditty wirhout pension, .witlieet sa- '
at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attune:, Mr.
Loy, vvitheut stipendiary ; the only reward he had received, and-was ' !;9' Ma," 2, 9 ":1.34),
receiving, was the gratitude of the people. ''' 1 : .- Potts, aerreant senn. •
Mr. %Viler alit FAD said, in reply to Lord Ciatiereagh, he had had B.• Adams; late of-Beaulieu, tiouthemptonshire, shipbuilder, May
too much experience in that Hous.: ret to know the influence of the 1, at one,- May 2, at eleven, anoirray 30, at sone, at the George inn,
Crown in it (Hear) ; therefore the Noble Lord was tolerably secure Southampton. Attorney, Mr. Viluteker, Broad court, Long-acre..
from every charge from hira. The Noble Lard very well knew what ii. and T. Hammond,- late .of floieky, Staffordshire, nurserymen,
the Crown had to give, but he feared the country would too deeply April 27, at two April eB, at nine; and May 30, at eleven, at the
feel what the Noble Lord had been to the Crown. (Hear, hear). Crown bin, Rugeley. . Attuenies, Messrs. Exley, Stocker, and Daw.
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Mr. METUEN said, the Noble Lord had hie entire confidence, and,
he believed, the country's. son, FintrivaPs-itn e
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W. Gibbs, of Birmingham, miller, May 1,2, and Xt , at twelve,
Sir J. M'lerose could not give such unlimited confidence to the
Noble Lent. at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs. Long and Aus-
Lord MILTON asked when Government received this Treaty. I ten, Holborn-court, Gray's-inn. •
Lord CASTLEREAGH Wi4S not prepared to say. (Hear). I W. &elms, of Middlewich, Cheshire, woollen-draper, May 8,9,
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After some timber otrservatiens respecting the Treaty, Lord Castle- i and 30, at eleven, at the Lamb Inn, Nautwicb. Attorney, Mr. .1,. F.
reach promised On Monday to state whether he would agree to the ! lidded', High Ilulborn. •
communication of its substance. - - - , .
PROPIZRTY TAX. SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE.
The Bill for the renewal ot' the Property Tax was then brought in,
when Mr.]. P. Grant, &c. opposed it. -.......,-. •
A division took place on the first reading :-For it, 79 ; Against it, This Gazette contains a letter from the Hon, Capt. Waldegraee.
le.-Majority, es. of the Volontaire, stating the capture of the American letter of
Ordered to be read a second time on Monday next.-Adj. marque brig Aspasia, of three gnus and tweaty-five well.
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BANKRUPTS'. ". , •
TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. R. Pratt, of Archer-street, St. James's, smith.
G. Dwyer, of Excliengeeilley,broker.
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R. Lewis, of Watling-street, wax-chandler.
This Gazette contains a dispatch from Major General Sir John Lam• A. Ludlow, late of Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant. .
pert, K. C. B. commanding on the coast of Louisiana, timed Isle Dine S. Bird, of Little Georgeetreet,' Peretman-strare, coack.wireel-
chine, Feb. It, giving un account of the operatives against Fort wright.
I.loyie, as desertbed in the di-patch of Vice-Adieird Sir A. Cochrane, 3. Hodson, late of Lime-street, wineenerehant.
inserted in Saturday's Gazette.--Tlr'e Gazette ako states the capture of W. Battens, of Manchester, grocer.
the Aide.ieati privateer Avon, by his M.:jesty's sloop Barbadoes, after W. Shaw and S..MeCoskerry, of Pochdale, draper.
a short action, in which the privateer had ten neer killed and wound- J. Cooper, of Bothwell, NolthaMptotishire, farmer.
td, and the Barbatlues vire Officer (Lieutenant West), uud three men S. Jones, of St. George, Gloucester, wheelwright.
wounded. A, Laidhaw, of Kingston-upon-Hit% merchant.
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