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authorised ? The Ministers, he said, wished it to be believed,
that they were hampered by diplomatic difficulties; but be ex.
horted them to 'take a high grounde•and act on a national sys-
tern, and they would then not require to study the opinions of
those who livediat the extremity of Europe. He concluded by
calling on the Chamber not to deliVer the Greeks Into the hands •
of the Turks; for, by protecting the Greeks, they would do
more, when every body was talking about religion, for it, than
by all their pompous processions and ceremonies.
M Dnoox opposed the prayer of the petition, and said that
too rigorous laws, making the Judges avoid their applicatinn,
would. tend to encourage the trade. It was not believed in the
Colonies that a spirit of philanthropy had caused the yrohibi-
tive measures, but a wish, to ruin the French Colonies ; and
there it was supposed that France alone executed these mea-
sures. France does not dellver herself up. to the Slave Trade;
but England exercises it as in times past. In France, during
the last year, forty. two sentences were pronounced for contra-
ventions of the law forbidding the Slave Trade. In England,
not a single condemnation had taken place. Ile quoted an
English Journal, to chew that, since 1012, 90,000 slaves had
been imported into the Isle of France, and concluded by oppos-
ing General Sebastiani's motion.
General Stniateriawt again contended, that the Minister
had neither denied nor explained the circumstances of the Pacha
of Egypt littinß out vessels at Marseilles, and of French 010-
cers:having disciplined his army. The right of searching ves-
.engaged in the Slave Trade was already practised by the
English ; and M. Dutton seemed to hirget that the English
Parliament is about to emancipate the slaves, and that this
measure had been called for by petitions from every part of
England.
AL the Vita.ELE, in reply, remarked, that the privilege of
building and fitting out ships at Marseilles had been granted
to other powers, and could not be refused to the Pacha, though
he had not been authorised to arm his vessels there. lie had
received permission to have a frigate and a corvette built. As
to the recruiting for the Paella, he did not deny that ; hut he
asked, why was the Government to be forced from its wise sys-
tem of neutrality, when men, money, and arms, were publicly
sent to ether places than Egypt. Re avowed that the Govern-
ment treated the Pacha with much complacency, but that it
followed a rule of rigid impartiality. It was proved that the
Greeks permitted their vessels to commit piracy, and the Frenth
men-of-war had been ordered to protect the French trade. The
Order of the Day was then.put and carried, which had the effect
of negativing any further proceedings relative to the petition.
• A discussion followed on a petition relative to the law of mar-
riage ; and, on coming to the vote, the Keeper of the Seals, who
spoke against remitting the petition to himself for consideration:
was left in a minority, and the, petition referred to the Keeper
of the Seals.

Prom the LONDON GAZETTE of March 28

INSOLVENCY.
J. Jellyman and 'l'. Jellyrnan, Downton, `Pitts, paper.
makers—S. Lake, Alfred..pl. .e, Beciford.square, carpenter—C.
Belson, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, draper.

_ . •
• BANKRUPTCY .:SUPERSED,BD.
S. Walker, Ashton-under-Vine, Lancashire, grocer.

11A NKULIPTS.
T. Neestrip, (latent On-street, woollen-warehouseman, to sur.
render, April 1,8, at ten, and May 9, at twelve, at the Cowl
of conuntssioners. Attorney, Mr. J. J. Tanner, New Basing.

hall.street.
W. Ilorrocks, Liverpool, corn dealer, April 10, 19, and
Alay 9, at One, At the Golden Lion Inn, Liverpool. Attor.
nies, Mr. it. Finlow, Liverpool ; and Mr. E. Chester, Staple
inn, London.
T. W. Williams, Northinch, Cheshire, banker, April 24,
25, and May 9at eleven, at the Crown. lon, Northwieh. At.
tornles, Mr. J. Itoarke, Furnival's inn, London ; and Mr.
Barker, Northwich.
G. Blanshard, Manchester, corn.factor, April 24, 25, and
May 9, .at two, at. the Star • Inn, Manchester. Attornies,
Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, Temple, London; and Mr. Baker,
Rochdale.
J. Booth, Manchester, dealer, April 21, 25, at three, and
Mtiy 9, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs.
Milne and Parry, Temple, London ; and J. Smith, Man.

chester.
W. Aston, Toll-end, Tipton, Staffbrdshire, itonmaster,April
21, 22, anti May 9, at eleven, at the Royal Ilotel,Birmingham.
Attornies, Messrs. flohne and Co. New Inn, London; and Mr.
Meredith, Birmingham.
T. Mowatt, Thorobory, Oloncestershirft, grocer, April 12,
13, anti May 9, at one, at the White lion Tavern, Bristol.
Attornies, Mr..l. M. Baxter, Thornbury ; and Messrs.llohne
and Co. New Inn, London.
J. Harries, Narberth, Pembrokeshire, draper, April 19, 20,
at twelve. and May 9, atten, tit the White hart Inn, Narheth.
Attornies, Mr. Phillipps, Narheth ; anti Alesars. Clarke and
Co. Chancery.lano, London.
It. Willis, Kidderminster, grocer, April 7, at five, o,' and
May 9, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Hardebury, %Vorces.
tershire. Attornies, Mr. Coates, Temple, London; and Mr
Ilinton, Kidderminster.
B. Witmer, vi'enterden, Kent, grocer, April 14, II" and
May 9, at ten, at the White Lion Inn, Tenterden. Attornies,
Mr. .1. R. Ilightnore, Walbroolt, London; and Mr. J. Munn,
Ten tcrden. . .

- 7'. Ellis and J. Elll4, Mackman•Atreet, Southwark, harms.
makers, April 4, 11, and May 9, at twelve, at the Court of
Commistdonera. Attorney, Mr. Goddard, Thavics Inn.
W. Colon, Kepley, Stall'orththire, chemical manufacturer,
April 11, 12 at eleven, and . May 9, at c!glit, at the Talbot
Anna, Rowley. Att9roles,- 'Air. J. Dove, Carey-street, Lin..
collets Inn, London • and: Mr. .1. Smith, Itugeley.
W. King and E. Aing.. Lower Thamen-strect,cheesemongers,
April 1, at chohn, 11, at twelve, and May it, at eleven, in; the
Court of Commi*hioners. Attornies, Meeare. Noy and Co.,
Great Tower-stree,t. _ _ _

J. Goodwin, Bristol, coal-merchant, April 1, at tent 11, at
eleven, and Alsty 9, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. At.
torney,lr. Wirranit, Addle-hill.
0. E. F. Schwieger and J. Buchanan, Motlifoul.;rottrt, Feb.
church.street, merchanta, April 4, 11, and Nay 9, at eleven, at
the Court of Commitisioners. Attornies, INleura. Amory and

Coles, Throgruorton-street.
H. Andrews, Kingsbury.green, Kingsbury, Middlesex,
victualler, Alrril 11, at twelve, 18, at eleven, and May 9, at
twelve, at the Court of Commissioners: A ttornies, Messrs.
Alen, (lylby, and Allen, Carlisle.street, Soho. •
W. Jackson, Deighton, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, victualler,
10, 12, and .Nlay 9, at eleven, at the Offices of Messrs.
Whitehead and Robinson, Huddersfield. A ttornies, Messrs.
Clarke, Hicliards, and Ai edcalf, Chancery-lane, London; and
Messrs. Whitehead and Rubinson, Huddersfield.

Di V MENDS.
April to, E., E., and W. Sager, Bury, Lancashire, mer.
chants--May 17, .1. Kent, Abingdon, common carrier—April
22, A. Mann, :‘/ ark-lane, oilman... April 10, D. Tamer, Mon-
mouth, iron-master--April 22, W. P. Evans, Pwllhell, Car.
narvonshire, draper—April 22, .1. Kinnear, Brighton banker
--April 25, E. Caton,' Preston, milliner—April 20, 11. and H.
Wharton, I.ittle Crosby, Lancashire, joiners—April 22, G.
Maggs, llnendraper--April 22, W. J. Robson, Oxford.
street, grocer—Alay 2, W. Parker, Oxford-street, ironmonger
April 20, S. Orton, Atherstona, tVarwickshire, wrinlstaPler
April 21, T. Dixon, junior, Chiltern°, Lancashire, Corn-trier.
chant—April 22, .1. Dicks, London-street, Tottenham-court.
road, carpenter•-*A pril 10, W. C. Thornthwaite, NV. Ryland,
and .1. Wills, Fivet-stre.et, ironmongers—April 22, W. Ridley,
Castle-street, Iltdborn, carpet-dealer—April 14, J. Grant, Hat-
ton.garden, nierclutnr--April 22, 11. Bannester, Southend,
E'i3CX, druggist—April 22, T. Sykes, Bath,-Easton, Somerset.
shire, clothier—April 20. W.. M sen., Bristol, baker—
April 20, W. told A. Copp, Exeter, lineudrapers—April 10, I.
Thmilson, Eirininghanti bookseller—April 10, A. Titnbrill,
Old South Seu-haunt', merchant.
ceivrinc,vrEs, A 1,11.11,18.

R. Haneocks, A venbury, Herefordshire, dealer in horses.—
T. Dixon, jou., Ciititeroe, Lancashire, corn-merchant—G.or.
tloyno, ltiut'iint.'h:un, bobbin.maker—W. G. Crane's, Monk-
well-street, feather-merebant.—.l. (lading, Ipswich, victualler
—U. Brophy, Marsden, Yin.loibirs, calico-printer—J. That-
cher, Stockport, saddler—C. Lucy, Bristol, cornfactor.
l'A UTNE ItS II IPS DISSOLVED.
J. Searle and 0, Nitsb, Bristol, comb manufacturers—J.
Wright and .1. Pass, Manchester, callenticrers—A. and D.
Salisbury, Nottingham, drapers—E. Clarke and A. Lathy,
'Walton, Devonshire, manufacturers of lace—J. Seoles
_and J.
I/avey. High 11 olborn, coactimalterrt-11. Hides and M. Timm,
Sheffield, mann facturerS of table knives—AV. Weed, J. Allen,
and It. Wood, Sheffield,. nialtsters, so far as regards J. Allen
--J. Millen and W. Twins, Gravesend, bankers--It. Dickson,
11. Watson; and W. Fawdington, Alancliester, calico printers
—II. Dickson, 11. Watson, W. Fawdington It. Watson, and
T. P. Pick, Stockton.upon-Tees, mercers—J. Wright and E.
lloyland, Stavdey, Derbyshire, brush manufacturers—J. Pen-
dieion and all. Illartin, Liverpool, starch manufacturers—Z.F.
Darby and C. Terry, Shoe-latie, quill merchants—W. Good
and T. Ellis, Poole, Dorsetshire, linen drapers—G. Deakin
and it. Crockett, Sheffield, comimb manufacturers—P. Pateshall,
.1, L. Jones, and G. A. Brown, Fenchurch.street, tallow chan-
dlers, so far as regards P. Pateshall—.l. Gough and J. Clarke,
Nottingham, lace manufacturers—P. Hanay and W. Little,
Marlborough, Wiltshire, drapers—W. Kaye, C. Baker, mu' .1.
Olb-con, Batley, Yorkshire, booksellers—J. Smith and J. Cop-
ley, Burtou.,n-pon.Trent, Staffordshire, upholsterers—E. and
1. 'tonal*, Upper Thames-street, checsemcm
and T. 11. Whitfield, Birmingham, and Linville-street, fiat-
tou.garden, brass founders.
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