The National Register.
London, England, 1815-11-26 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

THE LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY.

THURSDAY, Nov. 23, 1815.

Foreign Office, Nov. 73.

Mr. Planta arrived early this morning from Paris, with the seve-
ral Treaties and Convr•ttions, fur the restoration and maintenance
cif Peace, between his Britannic Majesty and his Allies, on the one
part, and ls;4 most Christian Majesty on•the other ; signed at Paris,
on M0r01...y the 20th inst. by Lord Viscount Castlereagh and Field-
Marshal his Grace the Duke of Wellington, as Plenipotentiaries of
his Majesty ; and by the Duke de Richelieu, as Plenipotentiary of
Lis most Christian Majesty.

TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE.

NKRI.S PTS.
S. A. Oddy, of !tty-lanc, bookseller.
If. Badman, of Aldcrsgate-strcet, checscrnong r.
J. Tuck, of Woodford, butcher.
W. Goodyear, of Market st.eet, Bedfordshire, innkeeper.
3. Goldie, of Lass recce Pountney•hill, merchant.
G. Raincock, of Harlow, master-mariner.
C. Cox, df Portsmouth, painter.
T. Miller, Jun. of Portsea, grocer.
T. Newman, of St. 1 ye's, waggoner.
11. E Baines, of Liverpool, merchant.
I'. Crook, of Turton, wheelwright.
G. and G Ru•hbury, of Bilston, bankers
J. Pat tinson, of Liverpool, merchant.
J. Carruthers, of H.ilesowen, money scrivener.
T. Crossley, of Litt'e Sheffield, shopkeeper.
J. Daniel, jun. of Bristol, hatter.
I Green, of Hvdee House, near Bromyard, draper.
I..risher, of Ncw Slcalotd, flax-dresser.

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SATURDAPS LONDON GAZETTE.

BANKRUPTS.
T. Morley, of Uttoxeter, Stafford, joiner and carpenter.
Barton, of Burton•upon-Trent, Stafford, butcher.
P. Jones, of Newport, Monmouth, taylor.
T. Revis, of Cambridge, lace merchant.
J. P:.;fold, of West Tarring, Sussex, linen-draper.
F:ccknoe, of Daventry, Northampton, miller.
J. Po:litt, of Manchester, grocer.
B. Cohen, of Ccorge-street, Minories, merchant.
T. Cumberlege, of George-yard, Lombard-street, merchant.
J. Brown and A. Goldie, of Deptford, Kent, coal-mnrchasts.
T. Su!cliffe, of Lad-lane, London, and J. Broadhurst, of Halifax,
"York, calico-manufacturers.
J. and H. Hebert, of Tokenhottse-yard, brokers.
J. arr.! T. Poynton, of Brook-street, Holborn, and Sheffield, York,
irer.;en.
It . P. Cuyard, of Throgmorton-street, merchant.
J. -13,..v..,ert, of Foulness Island, Essex, farmer.
J• Barrow, of Drayton-in-Hales, Salop, milliner.
J. T. Rickword, of Devizes, Wilts, wine and brandy-merchant.
J. Firielt, of East Grinstead, Sussex, carrier.
C. Barry, of Jermyn-street, St. James's, surgeon.
l.akernan, of Stancombe, Devon, maltster.
A. Smith, late Captain of the merchant vessel Providence, dealer
sect alpman.
E. Cool., of East-street,'Manchester-square, grocer.
J. .Sn.ith, of Duk::-street, Old Artillery-Ground, silk-wesycr.
C. Thiel..., of Shaftesbury,-Dorset, tnaltster.
fiaatmlour, of Farnham, Surrey, titubtst•mcrchant.

J. Cooper, of Carleton, Lincoln, horse.delier
A. Partrit!ge, of Great Hermitage-street, Wapping, rchant.
J. Goodchild, sem. I. licltion. J. Goodchilil, jun. j Jack ou, W.
Jduksen, and T. Jones, of Bishop Wearinoutli, Durham, and of
Dowgatc, London, .aiikers.

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY

S Per Cent. Cour.

4 per Cent EK. • 25 p.
Put Ceuta. A :II p.

Consols for Account....,. t.l4

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SUNDAY, NOFEMBER 26, 1815.

In the absence of any late official intelligence, we are
informed, through a private communication, that Lord
Wellington is about immediately to revi,it his native
shores. His business is, we understand, entirely of a pri •
vate nature, though, from the satisfactory train in which
the political arra►►gements have proceeded this week on
the Continent, his presence there might, on any grounds,
be dispensed with. The plot alluded to by one of our co-
temporaries, relative to the intended assassination of the
King, is, we are assured, a mere fabrication, intended to
excite hatred to his person and terror amongst his follow-
ers. His throne is, however, thank God, too firmly
established to be shaken by such mean and pitiful assaults.
The Chamber of Peers has, it is corroborated, refused to
deliberate on the requisition made by Ney with respect to
the mode of his trial, and, in consequence, the proceeding
commenced on the 20th. It was supposed that it would
not end before yesterday evening.
The law against seditious acts and crimes has been ge-
nerally 1,7e.11 receired. It is said to " satisfy all the good
and loyal subjects of the King," who form the greatest
number, " and to dismay and repress the others."
On the examination of the authors of the commotion
which took place on the 13th July last, and which had
for its object the taking possession of the pnblic authority,
some serious plots have been disclosed; and amongst the
rest a conspiracy which had its centre of execution in the
Directory, or Club of Federates, formed and presided over
by a General Guillaume. This person has been since
arrested. Four other Generals have also been taken up
and confined au secret. The names of three of them are
Colbert, Belliard, and Cambyse. The Duke de Feltre is
daily gaining the popularity to which the promptness of
116 measures so justly entitle him.