The National Register.
London, England, 1823-03-02 00:00:00

FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

. WIIII4IIALL, FEB. tY.
The king has been pleased to ditort letters patent to be
passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great
tiritain and lreland, constituting and appointing the lit. lion.
Chariot Arbuthnot, M. 1., William Darns' Adams, and Henry
Dawkins. Emirs. to be Counnisd.ioners of his Itlyjesty's Wants,
Forests, sad Lund IG:i.e./me&

CROWN OFFICE. FEZ. 25.
MEMBERS returned to scree in this present PARLIAMENT.
Town of Berwick upon Tweed.—Sir John l'oer Beresford, of
Duchlington House, in the shire of Mid Lothian, Baronet, in
the room of the at. Hon. Charles Augustus Bennet. commonly
called Lord thank:ton (now Earl of Tankerville), one of the
Peers of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.
• Town and Port of Witichelsea.—William Leader, of Putney
Hill, in the county of Surrey, Esq. in the room of Lucius Com
cannon. Esio deceased.
Borougii of Arundel.—Thomas Bead Kemp, a Dale Park, in
the parish of Aladhurst. uud of Briglithelinstone, in the county
of Sussex, Esq. in the room of Robert Blake, Esq. deceased.

AANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
8. snips, Liverpool, merchant.
BANKRUPTS.

J. and J. A. Adams, Southampton, toy sellers. Solicitor.
Mr. Sowton, Gray's Inn.
J. Park. Tower Royal, merchant. Sol. Mr. Eastham, Law-
rence Lane, Cheapuide.
J. Littlewood, Rochdale, stationer. Sole. Meson. Tilson and
Co. Coleman Street.
W..Fentirnan, Peterborough, linen draper. Sol. Mr. Seem-
ridge' Chancery Lane.
'l'. Griffith, Liverpool, merchant. Soli. Messrs. Clarke and
Co. Chancery Lane.
J. Wmtrrood, liiierley. Herefordshire, fanner. Solt. Messrs.
Jenkins and Co. New Inn. .

l'ark;treet, Westminster, money scrivener.
Solv. Aletan. Fri.,enlan and Co. Coleman Street.
D 1 V11)1'; N 1)S.
Afarch 19, J. flradock and I'. and N. Crompton, Manchester,
merchants- 2, W. Pickman, East limey, Berks, grocer-50,
Evans, Bittningltum. builder-19. J. Hawksley, Birmingham,
merchant-3:, Bev. It. Clough, Bathafai in Park, H. B. Clough,
Clanywern, D. Alason, Astrail Uchaf, and Rev. J. 1.. Jones,
Plitionadoc, Denbighshire, bankers-21, I. Marston, Birming-
ham, coal Jealer-25. J. Canneg, B:shop Weanuouth, Durham,
ship owner—gii, G. Wilkinson, York, dealer.
CEB 11FICATES to be granted March le
J. South, Cardiff, ironmonger—A. Sharplcy, Itinbrook, Lin-
colnshire. farmer—J. Firmin, Balmer, Ewes, farmer—C. U.
Mark Lune, broker—W. Pafford, Lad I..ane,
warehouseman—J. T. Cooper, Worcester, draper—R. Reader,
Cid 6treet Road, timber merchant.

A new arrangement is to tie made regarding the juve-
nile convicts id this country. The lielleraphon convict
ship, at Siwernesv, is to be wholly appropriated to the
reception of these youthful delinquents, where they will
be taught useful trades. by men who are also convicts,
particularly the trades vi a shoemsker and tailor, by
wont, it is said, that clothes for the whole establisii.
silent of consists th r hunt the kititul will be made.
We are glad to flrJr that this arrangement is in content-
pillion, as we hope it will have the effect of moralizing
the youths that thus become the exiles ul society, febC.l-
- them f the ruin that would otherwise await
them, and (non the degradation into width they have
been drawn by wicked and destining men : hitherto the
youth 3 011 board the ships and Other eloijiilllllllllClllll have
beet) confined to separate and sent to work in se-
parate gangs from the melt, yet they could nob wholly
avoid their society, by which means they rifles' left the
ships more hardened in iniquity than when they entered
them. By the new arrangement, we understand the
ship will be moored at a distance from the shore, and
front the other convict ship that lies at Sheernes4, and
cominsoneale with slir former only by messengers, and
to have tt.l communication whatever with the latter.