The National Register.
London, England, 1819-03-07 00:00:00

ro: LOW.D.b.N.GAZE TTZ, :Satin:ay, March 6.

1/BAKKRUFTS.
3. White- and W. French, Devonshire Street, Kensington, dyers.
Au. Mr. Younger. W..11c10,e Squire.
A. Leslie, time Lane, prorision merchant. Aug. Gregson A. •
Tbrogmorton &rect.
P. Ile:hert. Chequer Yard, cotton march at. Att. Mr. s,
C. niched I i jars.
W. pyot, Rate-Jiff Highway. grocer. Att. Mr. Heard, nova
Square.
W. Harvey the ) oungcr, of Clifton. in the count- of Giesler.
lunging house keeper. Attu. Messrs.lldlington and Gregory, ti d..
ford Row.
Henery, of Kingston-upon-Hull. trierchant. Atts. MOW].
Boom, son, and Al Rower, Bartlitt's
J. Chant, late of Walsall. in th.. county of Stafford. Sour seller.
Acts. Messrs. Orison and Wheeler. Ye, Castle Street, Holborn.
.1. Hanker Cross, of the city of Bristol, comfactor. Att. Mr. Ed-
=otitis Exchequer Office. Lircoln's Inn, Lordou.
J. Kitowler, Stroud, in count ofGlostcr, inn.holder. Mt. Mr.
Y. Csok's Lincoln's Inn.
111. hionis, of Holton le-hloor, Lancaster. confectioner. Att, Mt. It.
Lira. Chancery Lane.
We Carl and T. Hodson. of Bolton-le-Moor, cotton yarn dealers.
Atts. hlea-rs. hliln7 and Parry, Tempir.
fhttv..t, of Walcot, in Somerset, cabinet tr.s.ker. Au. Mr. J.
William 11(.3 Lion Squa a, Lont,oo.
'l'. Taylor. ate of Leedenhar. £racer, marirer. Acts. Taylor and
Reece., Great James Street. Bedf rd How.
J. Stein 'Beecher Row, East Smithfield, rectifier. Atts. Lane and
Renner.l.awrence Pouttmey HilL
J. Cos: and .1. Morgan, Gutter Lane, glovers. Mt. Oldham, Ear
Street. Blacktriars.
R. Cole, Friday Street, warehouseman. Att. fr. Steel, Bucklers
b tr.T
; D. Campbell. B. Harper, and A. Bailie, Old Jewry, =chat to
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THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

LONDON:

rzr SUNDAY, MARCH 7, 1819..

Trz Paris Papers of Wcaoesday hut have come to

In the Chamber of Peers, the pooposition of the Mar-
quis de Barthelemy was adopted by a majority of 43. It
roiv remains to see what the Ministers will do; whether
t::cy will advise the creation of new Peers hostile to the
a:.,lct of the measnre, or leave it to be extinguished by
t:.c Deputies. The latter would certainly be the more
cor—titutional course. it is a violent remedy, and a
caagc:aus precedent, to augment a permanent body for
tan take of a temporary object.

Soue persons infer that there exists no intention of
the Deputies; fur the Monilcur contains a
1'.(7a1 Ordinance convoking for the 25th instant, the
I.:‘:;:toral Colleges of the Slur Departments whose rc.
pc:.entation is imperfect.

P We have just received New York Papers of the 3d
tlt. They do not supply any very important intelli-
gence. In the Congrea, they were still occupied with
the debate upon General Jackson's conduct. The
General himself is at Washington ; where, it a2pears,
11017.0 discreet citizens wished to bestow upon him a
public testimony of their admiration and approval of his
proceedings. General Jackson, a little more discreet
then his friends, declined this darinv, homage at a mo-
ment when the Legislature of his country was debating
hcthcr he should W 4 be N.i.)/tci withp.uzialoactit.