The National Register.
London, England, 1823-02-23 00:00:00

were put seP-00•60, and agreed to.
The Committee theri subelittal the following
ad-
ditional *nicks, which Were successively nth/Inca es
presented
" No indivithiel shell Imilunpted front thi levy en* emelt
u are @ilk brit. god *ore do bare given eremit's. pommel
serriceyorwlie heivebeen relieved front pager/it service oo pay-
ment of mem/ or ea procuring substitutes in the tents eau for
the time preeenbed by the le
" The plevindal• pit a shall, every week. report the
regrew mile in of the present decree.
"Miry imdividnel who witenivent two mon armed and
limbed. aid eileisibled It eke wing foe golden. lihsH be
LaTilgoat esnimapoisiged " the men so moaned pee-
iessemary quelilhatings, sod giveastidocidoo to the chief
of the mass for irbsclithey 4141 be
noised.
...MI young men woo. the commeneement of the
doming. may utter to serve volumene dune, Ms present ert-
en. ling be received *beet &netting then Men the quota to
be tamishui by their tpwa,arid 'ball be discharged iouu.vhately
co peer and use **salllei4eadeoq Wog seamed.
" The ralacd is this deal% Tik weans
traordioary levy. =DM ;event the conpleden and c:,,a 1
into efts,. of that ed by the oitler of the Cortes of
•
inbtmit, fur the piston that pitch reinforcement may be
in the sou legislature, lit a manner coolbromible to she new 1
taw."
The following oonnatittiattion from the Secretary
if State for tan Fituteex .Departosent was then
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Gorsitsusiedirelibefiglit it nemesis, to submit yester-
day to the Coney, it now presents the following ad-
ditional measures, having the moue object in view :

" I. That the Cortes be pleased to authorize his Afaiesty's
to make produee in peplum of the .gre.t arrears
own:: by the towns until the and ut the boa third of the prevent
Mumma:a yeer fur theisn lutte of which credit will be_gtven,
Mut the dismitant of a 6 411 part Oil accusal of the expense of car.
ria4e to the proper poiumol delivery.
Y. That the Ceres-she atithotise the Government to collect
in the same manner, and until the same period, what is owing of
toe subsidy by the uiocesanjumaa.
.3. Tint, ifbtemt necessary so collect in Money what is owing
by inmate ititlividuais the Government be authorized to enter
into tenne•respecung are sum to be paid, someding .o the cir.
cummtanees• of sic debt and the ability of the dobbin, and to
collect it in produce or effects, if that course should be judgul
advantageous.
" 4. '111..t. to raider pomp and effective the punctual pay-
ment in specie of what may beeonie due after the bast thud of ow .
present lioanual year, the financial mutliontics may neon w all
legal 'unwires of compulsion.
" 5. That the Board of Public Credit shall tratufkr to Ike Go-
vernment. to be-repaid as loon as a change of circumstances may
take 111401, or at sortable periods in the two years following the
amichwion of the war. if, unfortunately, it should be deetared,
nil the atticlts of submneace and equipment whacii that establish-
ment may hase in its l.rweaston. the value of which shall be
properly duet mined.
6. That the produce of the mines of lead, antimony, and
qu'etsilver, which are appliauble, stay be trawferred, to proper
turn', to the pubic coedit.
" 7. That the authority be so attended, that the Government
may, with the proper formalities, make the of .national preputy
by sale or pledge.
a. That the Government may also be authorized to raise
enticipatione or. the produce of all the revenues and -impost* of
toe Note 44 every description; and w make on this security con
tracts for,provistona and warlike mituntions to supply earnsous
and other nemasary purposes.
9. That the seal of all cooperations and individeals be in-
cited, in order that they may, supply the Government. either by
ay of gilt or loan. with such wins as their inaridtt,lll4/141 that
desire w Illettitaith ueimpairod, public liberty, may dictate to
them thus to bestow. for the.mhel of the yams of We Treasury
and the public defence."
It was ordered that this annum n icat ion be referred
to the Cominitux of Finance and Public Credit.
On the 4th instant, •at six in the evening, Field-
Marshal Don C. Espinosa, with a column of 600
infantry, and 350 cavalry, entered Madrid. On
their arrival, those brave welt were greeted lay an
immense concourse of people, and the houses in the
streets through which they passed were illuminated
as if by enehantinent. Cries of the " Constitution
and Litr-rty" were enthusiastically repeated by the
troops and the people; and in the cunntenauces of
all was plainly expressed the desire of proving their
patriotism, nut ;mealy by empty demonstrations,
but by dceda, which °say prove to tureicinere that

signed-tri
01 his high tidier.
AWernsan Bauwer thew tow obi whaerved, that the
objet of the present act was to telieve insolvent debtors.
and the liberation of *itch (loin imprisninnent. Froin
the King's Bench and Fleet 'Prisons alone 3,780 pri-
solltf‘ had been discharged Won* the lb *Numbs pre-
.eedisig Dec, 18i I, whose debts avadooted t 0.3 170,0001.
and the auets did lIM actragewstwe than one halfpenny
in the pinniel;; it was with tltio'cireutnstairee staritl
theft in the face that creditors are onkel tlattiieTto sign
compositions, and (nor/ retest asp ilea. with a
threat of taking the 'henett of fhe worthy
alderman then detailed the moue of die improwtoritta
thentested, omitted the.petition, which we robjton.:—
' Toth* lirmetindoht the Common lif*tete 'Caked Litsidrzf
Creel Dritaie lad belied In Parliament aessadded
The humble Petition of the itoderaigood ilderehasta,
tad Traders, or the City of I.weelem,
Shelooth—That so Ant of Partiamot was passed le the Bret
year of the reign of hit present Majesty, iatit ed " his AU
for the. Relief etlsoolveet Delores in 1,101 cent Ina.
in fors. emit the Arm dit) of 4ant,181111;'. 'tad that another
Act of Parlament was passed in the'third year of the rely A(
bin prevent
.blejesty, imitated. " An Am to amend as Act ;11
tbe lint year of hi, vestal Usiody.for the Roller of Lifaletlil
Debtete io Baglead•
That the limited duration d Meth J144.-"bor•
iheethey were •ietended fehlW3a alk is last:l* 01,"

-already asaereosed: • • •
net year Pythias'', Isavalley•sebnift W pea Penetrable
Honor, that the said Aets !Mee been auScitettly tried, end
that they have proved highly injorious•to the ccontry, these
much as tbcy have•weakened that faith, and impaired that
conftlence, which are so oiseotial to the commercial interests
of Great liritath, have Injured the fair trader, and have af-
forded facilaiea to the p,seticees of the fraudulent sad on-
' That, in s emantry so eminently matisserrial am Reiland, it
is almost impossible, amidst the competition onessioned by
trade, to be et all times wholly guarded agentst the designs
persons who contenet debts without pomesaiug the mesas, sad
frequently without the intention, of 'writes,.
That esperic nest has abundantly roved, AA so far from the
honest bet atefortut ate debtor haring occasion to dread the
releutless persecution a his creditors, it more generally hap-
pens that insolvents obtain their discharges without
investigation, coo the part of their creditors, of .the classes or
their lowly ency.
That while your Petitioners disclaim NI desire of pursuing
with severity those whose insolvency oestasienei by the•ca-
'amitosis vicissitudes of life, and are eolioitotta that all sack
should be shielded by the protection of the km, they most le.
spectrally submit to your 11011. Weise, that it is essmitiel to
the well-being of The community, that effectual provision
should be made for the couuterection and punbliment• of dis-
uunesty and fraud, and that the existing laws hare proved iii•
sufficierrt for that purpose.
'rum it appears to your Petitioner., that any legialat:ve
enactments, by iirtue of which insolvents may obtain a dis.
charge froin their debts without the consent of en, portion of
their creditors, mast bediestrective of commermal peoaperhy,
as thereby the honest ,oreditot is made to beer the evil collie-
queues. er frandetent and improvident opeeelation, while the
unprincipled debtin entirely escapes from the effects of his own
distioneety, onder•the protection of such enactments.
Your Petitiouers therefore humbly pray your lionoural.le
house, that the said Acts may be repealed, or that your Pail.
tioners may have such other ether from the evils oeoarsioneci
thereby, as your he . ((oboe shall in its wisdom see M. •
And your Paitiowers shall ever pray, ate.
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The petition was carric,l unanimously.
A resolution retpiesiiii,t Lord Stamina lit to present the
newton 50 44C I Ottat• of Lord,. +lid the Right Doti. lilt
Lord M2V"r to hie flouseiir Cwinatints, w as then caeca
In; 31141 Alit. Mimi 114 v exirresse4l eta deteemtnantin
to suoport the I•etit•int lit his ',lave in P.
Werz sued to the chairman, and the
panned.

The-banking-house of Messrs. Ti
of Cheltenham, was opened a felt ni
false keys—live locks, and re•lrcLt.,l•
a considerable amount, in Bank and .
try notes; t,1)001. of which have been
malt bankers, Ellade and Ca., and '
neatly the same amount of Bank

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toiAlits ounce
robbed t
their coat A if
en paid-by air.
we itiltieritattcl4:',"r vet:
:es attd..bills.