108 FrontS'.ITURDAI'S LONDON G.IZETTE,3IasII. Iniliratli:ard, Whitehall, May 9. IF IC. A Dispatch, dated Calcutta, the loth ut December, 1415, of which the Wavering 6an coract, has been this ii re tched ut the Fast India-Home from Genc.al the Earl Moira, K. G. Governer General and Commander in Chief of the lid tith Territories in India. " possibility that a ship, now about to sail, may reach raieland before our regular 616 / watches, would ri oder it an im proper ornissien, did I not offer 'gm by her my enintru tut:niers ut the close of the G•akhu star. The Trcaty, without modifi cation ut' any of the artie;es which I thought myself bound to prescribe, has been signed by the Gurkha Negotiators, mid seas yesterday ratifi,ql in Council." nANKRupTei Fs ENLARGED. 11. NASH, oF Cliesinan, Bucks, Ouster, draper, from May 7, to June es, at Guildhall. T. Nast, of Cheshrun, Bucks, brewer, from May 7, to June 23, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. W. FIELD. of Croydon, Surrey, shopkeeper. C. WAuswount, Bishops gate-street. grocer. - - BANKRUPTS. S. Panicin. of Charle , street, Covent-garden, victualler. May 14,21, Jnne 22, at Guildhall. Att. :11e. Beattrain. Lyon's-Inn. G. Gov EY. of Blackwall, Middlesex, boat-buibler, May 18, 25, June 22, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Martin, N'intners-halk Upper Thames-st. T. D. PINNOCK. of St. Peter's. Chess:hill. Winchester, wool stapler, May 27, 28, June 22, at the George Inn, Winchester. Au. Mr. Tilbury, Falcon.street, Ahlersgrte.strect. J. MaTioas, and BOWEN. of Hr.veriordwest. bankers, May 15. 21, June 22, nt the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Atts. Swett anti Co. Badngliall-street. T. EDDitooKv, ttf Allcombe, Somerset. tanner. May 21, 22, June if, at the Waite Ilart Inn, Wellington. Att. Mr. Seca, Upper (;uildford-street. E. Rtsi.Lrs, of Stapelv. Chester, cheese-factor, May 27. 28, June 29 , e the Union Inn, Nantwich. Att. Mr. liditch, Sidenouth-street, Gray's-Inn-toed. G. Wain), of Quinton, Glonetcster, d Nder , May et, el, June 2 2, at the Union Tavern, Birmingham. Att. Mr. Nicholls, Gray'.;-Inn-;q. T. Ilisnor, of bayonet-maker. May 24, 25, June 2'2, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Att. Mr. Akaar.der, Carey-street. T. Noloos. of I.yrnington, Southampton, victualler. Nlay 51, Jun 2 22, at the Public Itooms, New Sarum. Att. Mr. Faulty, Temple. R. MAWMAN, of Beverley, Yorkshire, grocer, May to. 50, June 22, at the Inn. Beverley. Atts. Edge and Co. Norfolk-4. S:rand. R. and .T. WALKER, of Birmingham. plater.. May '24, 25, June 22. at the Union Inn, Birmingham. Atts. Hicks anti Co. liartlett's-build ings, Holborn. ii. Jacasox, of the Strand, vintner. May IS, 25, June 22, at Guild ladl, Au. Mr. Smith. Dorset-street. Sali•hury-square. T. MILKER. of Checkley, File. Staftinti, niller. Nlay 16, 17, June 22, the Talbot Inn. Derby. Arts. Long and Co. Grev's-inn. T. CARLON and W. VVILLSON, Langbottm-thmnbers. Fenehurch street, insurance-brokers. May 18, 25, June 22, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Master man, Old Brocd-street. G. I.Axrx, Brighthelntstone, perfumer. June 10, 11, 22, at the New Steyne Hotel, Brig:da.lins , one. Att. Mr. Mott, Grays-inn-place. J. 111cistwaosr. of Guildlirdl-pr-ssage, warehouseman, May 16, 25, June 22, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. IVilde, 11rarwiek-sq. Newgate-st. J. BASTAELE, late of Taunton, Somerset, bruJi-inanufacturer, May 18, 23, Juac 92, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Richardson, Clement's-inn. T. ELSWORTII, late of Upper East Smithfield, hatter, May 18, 25, June 22, at GuildhalL Atts. Denaeus and Co. King's Arms-)ard, H. T. HAfttOACIIE, of Charing-Cross, dealer. May 14, 21, June 2'2, at Guiklhall. Au.. Mr. Edge, Easea-stmt, Strand. 'l'. SCOTT, of Liverpool, linen..haper, June 5,6, 22, at the George, Liverpool. Atts. Clarke and Co. Chancery-lane. S. Pavon, Cambridge, tin-plate-worker, May 14, 23, June 22, at GuiHtall. Mts. Rooke and Co. Annourer's-hall,Coleman-striet. T. Jr's': NSON, of Burnley, Lancaster, innkeeper, June 3,4, 22, at Ole Thorn lna, Burnley. Atts. Thud and Co. Temple. J. W 21.1.8, or Newport, Monmouthshire, boat-builder, May 29, 3 0 , June 22, the lulus.: of James Jarvis, victualler, Bristol. Atts. Sir S. Whitcombe and Co. Serjeanes-inn, Flert-street C. MUSTON, late of Epping, Essex, schoolunaster, May 21, June 4, 22. at Guildhall. Atm I.m.lass and Co. St. Mildred's-court, Poultry. J. TAKLETON, late of Liverpool, merchant, June 3,6, 22, at the G. urge. Liverpool. Atts. Lace and Co. Livirpool. M. PAINLESS, of Bishop-Wearinotith, Durham, merchant, May 20, June 3, 22, at the George, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Atte. Atkinson and Co. Chancery-lima. G. VIPOND, of Ludgate-hill, linen-draper, May 18, 25. June 22, at GuildhalL Atts. Botirilillon and Co. Little Friday-street W. Wt.:tit NS, of Sunderland near the Sea, Durham, setdsman, June 4,3, 22, at the Bridge Din, Bishop Wearmouth. Att. Mr. Blakis ton. Sienonirs-inn. T. MLitt :Eft and J. BARLOW, of Tonbridge, Kent, bankers. May 14, 21, June 22, at Guildhall. Au. Mr. Smith, Finsbury-square. J. Woon, of Blackburn, Lancaster, baker, June 3,4, 22, at the Bay Doric, Blackburn. Mt. Mr. Wiglesworth, Grays-inn. T. llettron, Market liarbornugh, Leicestershire, woolst-pler, May 21, 22, June 22, at the Swans, Market liarborough. Att. Mr. Martindale, Grays-inn-square. J. Benietts, Cambridge, cabinet-maker, May 15, 16, June 22, at the Black Bull, Cambridge. Att. Mr. Cioft, Chancery-Line. M. A. W iasi s, Great Col:graben, Essex, clothier, May 27, 28, June t&, at the lied Lion, Colelteater. An. Mr. Wilson, Temple. J. k:soLnv, of Wellington, Salop, pork-butcher, May z, 28, June te.t, at the Pheasant, Nellington. Att. Mr. Bigg, Southanipton-bu. VIDENDS AT GUILDHALL. May try, T. Goodall, i'hilrot.lane, merchant. June 13, J. Vlewher, Clapham, merchant. Jana 4, H. Htnvney, Hatton-garden. perfumer. June I t, W. Dante, Tooley-street, hat-manufacturer. June 4, 3-Jameson & J. Willis, Little Queen-A.llolb.coach-makera. June 1, T. f1141P4 1160:1-31Ted, Bi$1101):;,;111C-t:SPC1., silk-weaver. , . Jima I, Stnines, butcher. May IS. W. I urbluigton, Bristol, betel.. Jane 1, C. Sharply, t:ambridg.:, perfumer. June ~r, l'hiuneJ. , trett, staticnes. Jane I.J. Dean, Claptn, linen-draper. May 25„ J. Sho Hotupli:titch, and, J. Heald, ('at•cton-st. merchants. DIVIIWNDS IN THE COUNTItY. June 1, F. Wyar, Plymouth, wocer, at - the Pope's Head, Plymouth. June, t, J. Wilson, Clithem, Lancavter, victualler, at the Swan, Cli tliero. Jwie I, J. Gibh, Harrington, Lanais - ter, soft-soap-manufacturer, at the King's Arms, Liverpool. June Egremont, Cumberland, miller, at the Golden Lion, NV `lit,..haven. June Mud and I. Falkner, Northen, Cheshire, cotton-Imola:lc tuters, at the Warren Bulkeley Arms, Stockport. CERTIFICA'PEI. Jun E 1.-C. Barnet, London-Wall, horse dealer—W. Sykes, Upper Russell-street, liermontly y, tanner—T. kihsyle, of Boideitley, Birmingham, tanner—S. Hyman. of Pl3-mouth- Dock, jew..l,ler—S. Palmt.r. of Bur.on-on-the-VVuter, Gloucester, rt.erre. r—W. Spence, and T. Jones. jun. of Bishop.Weurtnoutli, coal tittees—J. Cooper, of Lidney, Gloucester, grocer—J. Outrani, of Liver pool. berme—W. King, of Staines, Aliddlinex, butcher—A. Gordon, of Cuion-wwt, (lle. Rrovtl-strca, merchunt—T. I.iseter, of Drayton in- Salop, innk:: torn PA RTN ERSII IPS DISSOLVE!). J. B . n;,.46 0 . Go.ett an:leo. of Ware, Hertford, hankers. J. Roothro j und J. Webster, Shell.F. Whitton . . Hathaway, of Eves'inm, Muer , er, mercers. W. ant i It. 101 ward, of Ti .ungton, I .crby, farmer. T. Plumnier and Co. of Ferichurch-strect, nice. hants. 3 ' Warmington and J. Hewitt, of Learledodlymaket, butchers. 'Mr NATIONAL REGISTER: C. Howl: net. l'l%raouth, printi.rs and glaziers. W. l'otliraqill at ('a. i:impirig-Wall. snip-.handlers. A. Palmer, Pork-row, and A. Palmer, dun. of I Mwry , sqtrare, solicitors. 1. J. Howling and C. F. Altitani, Nth:sing-lane, brokers. 'l'. Johnson, set. and 'l'. Joitr.son, inn. of k:ravesend, builders. J. MottersbevAl and Co. I.ieerpool, N. 11. Hutchins mid W. Chr.prian, S.. Junies's-varevt, chnunnen. B. IVilliarus and Co. Ma:ult.:Arr. W. Italy nutl It. Nlmiancl, of Kin's Lynn, brush-makers. 'l'. raid W. Abtott, Nottit . .! !tam, boot and shoemakt•rs. • C. Ttiinnnt and J. Mills. I..uirlori, intairtinct-braerg. C. Lull C. Oates, inn. of Sheffield. York, and at Palermo, merchants. W. they and Co. I.ecds, York. surgeon% S. 'l'. mid W. S. Whccley, at' Stintrbndge. Worcester. glass-manufact. .1. Walker and Co. of Itenishaw, iron-masters. 'F. Hoyle and J. 11. Stubbs, Manchester, ward:outs-men. G. R. and 11. Elm, Warwick-court. I lolborn, tin-manufacturers. J. King and t'o. Liverpool. spirit-intrchants. NV. Mattit.ws and Co. Statlind, shot - -nimititiwtttrers. J. and .1. Parrott, 'reotillg,seri, , toin.. 'F. tt. Appleton and J. Garnier, New 111,nd-street. milliners. J. Scott and NV. W'alker, Huddersfield. woolstaplers. J. l'armna and 11. Reed. Bridgewater. Somerset, anomie& G. Bowden and Co. Clown, Herby, 111111iPtIlcturt iw J. Rucks and G. ilaUldelz. Canal-row, Ilerniondsey, coopers. PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS FOll. THE INSUINO WEEK. theatre Youal. Trurn_Pane. Nfonday—Bertram—with the Wortdor.a . .i lint. Tneaday—Bertram—with Ilomst Wednesday—ltertnuo--My Spotti:! and I. Thunalay—ltertram—Threc Weeks att;:r Afartikte. Friday—Bertram—Maid and Magpie. Sautrday—liertrm—with an entr:cle New Melo-dramatic Ro mance, utll d Oheron's Oath ; or, the l'atlin and tic Princess. :.qcatre *coal, (icull!,CAartvit. Monday—Julius: Cas.or—Royal Nuptials—Miller and his Mot. Tuesslas—lealous Wire—Mrs. Oskl4, Ms: O'Neill. Wedne;day—Mitisunsiner Night's; Means—Sleep WALL Thursday—The Stranger. Friday—Guy Mannering. Saturday—The Jealous Wife. Oa Mile DM. NEW RUSSIAN MELODRAMATIC SPECTACLE. INFANT PRODIGY. ONDAY, May 1 nth, I s Ili, and following Evenings. A New Pantomime, (music by Mr. G. Reeve) called LONDO:": and PARIS; Clown by Mr. Grimaldi, a new Song culled '• The Royal Wedding," the unparalleled performances oldie I N FA NT P RODIG on the TIGHT ROPE, to conclude with his ascent to the Gallery from the Stage, and vice versa, suricamdsd by Fireworks, Clown to the Rope, Signor Paulo.—u new Russian Melodramatic Spectacle, (with entirely new music, scenery, dresses. and deconaions) written by Mr. C. DRAM, Mc music by Mr. Whitaker, culled I WA NOWNA, or the MAID of 111 , NCOW principal characters, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Hart land, Mr. Siwler, Ellar, Mr. May, Signor Paulo. Mr. Ryals. Mr. W iddicoi Ith, Master Williams. and M r.ll. Weston; Miss Browne, Mrs. Barnard, Mrs. T. Weston, Miss Russell, Mrs. May, and Miss Tipton (pupil of Mrs. Bland), her first appearance on ::ny Stage. In Scene Ist, a RUSSIAN BALLET composed by Mons. Is' Clem, Primipal Dancers, Mons. and Madame Le Clerq; the combats ar rang- by Mr. Hartland. Scenery, a Russian Village, Envilons of Moscow, Subterranuovs Scene Cottage, Interior; Russian Landscape, Snow Scene, painted by Mr. Grieve; Moscow in Names; Palace Cham ber; Ruins or Moscow; Russian Palace. by Mr. Andrews; Interior of a Palace, and Ruins of Ditto, by Mr. Clint—Boxes 45.; 25.; Gallery Is. NEXT TUESDAY THE LOTTERY BEGINS, WHEN EVERY TICKET DRAWN WILL BE A PRIZE, AND TILE FIRST PRIZE MAY BE .C 35,000 THE NATIONAL REGISTER. LONDON : SUNDAY, MAY 12. CHANGE IN THE FRENCH MINISTRY. PARIS Papers of Wednesday last have been received. The Moniteur of that day announces, that MM. BARBS MARBoIS and VAUBLANC, the Ministers of Justice and the Interior, have been replaced by the Chancellor of France, who takes, par interim, the l'ortefeuille of Mi nister of Justice ; and by M. LAME, the late President of the Chamber of Deputies, who succeeds M. de Vso BLANC. The latter is named Minister of State and Member of the Privy Council—mere honorary offices. General Bertrand, who is with Buonapartc at St. He lena, has been tried by a Council of War at Paris, and condemned to Death. The cousin of the General, NI. Delasalle, demanded a delay of three months to notify the process to the General ; but the Reporter opposed this demand ; asserting, that it was notoriously impossible for the accused to appear before the Tribunal. The Papers contain no other intelligence of importance; but private letters speak of the numerous arrests that have taken place in Paris and elsewhere, and of the plots which I have been in agitation, with ramifications extending to Madrid and Naples. The objects of these plots seem to have been equally wicked and absurd—to take off' all the branches of the Bourbon family, to change the dynesty, or to restore the sanguinary regime of the Rebublic one and indivisible. " The following are the details in the ministerial cir cles concerning the conspiracy which has just been dis covered at Nis: there can be little doubt of their au thenticity " Some of the agents of the Military Police, fencing part of the nocturnal patrales, list) remarked an indivitlind, apparently of the inferior class, returning to his house in the Ree de in Harpe, at tour o'clock in the rooming. lie was traced at nine o'clock to the evening to au obscnre house in the Rue tie !a Rocherhoentil, where he regularly passed the uight. He was seized at the end of it fortnight, as well as all the persons as s ridded there. The greater pan were disbanded officers; men already signalized by the Police. Theirs xamin•ation lcd to farther discoveries: a press, and several seditious procla mations, were seized; rather, I air tending to sub vert the present Government, than in t'avour• of the Usterprr or any other Pretender. it is asset ted, that nor. up;rreherorian of Benoit, Mari•t's Secretary in SlN:tzerland, ar. : the Cheva lier St. Aignon, base thrown new and unexpretr of light on the subject. 'ibis is aow believed to by a subordinate ramification MAY lg. or a deep-laid plan, which embraces in its act kei limehe at Dresden, Carnet at Will ' , Am . , Ekeelmatis in the Netherlonds, mist s e ult at Dusseldorf. Considerable sums of money base been aim ea dy 51 . 1 . 111C:l and as the affair will shertly be examin ed by a ('oust or Justice, the peblic anxiety will soon lie dis sipated. 7he Government ap;•eitrs perfectly Fati‘tied with the measures already adopted, and full of confidence in the acti vity of the Police. . _ . _ MM. Moon and Clouet, formerly Aides-de-Camp to Mar tibal Ney, have been apprehended at Nismeg. moti ves of Old* measure hav e no comiert Mu with the affair I have just 'e lated. It it believed these Gentlemen are acting under an Cll. tirelv different influence." _ . While the ('iris papers represent every thing to be joy and affection and respect fin. the Royal Family, private letters continue to speak of plots, of arrests, and of the in cessant activity of the disaffected. One letter tell us of triangular van's, with mysterious symbols, being in cin. ciliation. Another as.serts, that arrests have multiplied within these few days, and that among them are one or two Generals of distinction. Louis XVI 11. it is stated, in order to signalize thd epoch of his entrance into Paris, has granted a full and absolute amnesty to all military men guilty of desertion before the first of October hat year. The rarties, however, are to pay the costs incurred by their prosecutions. The appeal to the Council of Revision, against the ac q►►ittal of General Cambronne, has been over-ruled; and the judgment of acquittal consequently confirmed.. A letter, under the date of Newburgh, May 3, says : Letters just received by post from St. Petersburgh, state, that the new Tarif, signed by the Emperor, is now in the press. The printing-office is guarded by soldiers. —liamlntrgh liorsenhall Lief, May 3. Exchange on London at Hamburgh, April 30 and May 3, 34 9. Hcr Majesty and the Princesses intend residing at Buckingham House during the remainder of this month ; and nearly, if not quite, the whole of the next. Her Majesty's apra►rtments at Windsor are undergoing a repair. The Prince Regent will hold a Levee on Tuesday at Carleton House. The Queen will hold a Drawing room on Thursday, at her Palace; on which day the Court will go out of mourning for that day. The Duke of Wellington, after inspeeting the fortress of Valenciennes, returned to Cambray on the Ist of May. , A change of the cantonments of the army was speedily to take place ; but whether it was to be confined to the right wing or extend to the whole of the line, has not trans.. pired. As soon as the Duke gives di. ections for the we , ditated arrangements, he will return to Paris. Lieut.-Col. Midgley has been tried by a court-martial at Chatham, upon nineteen charges, affecting; his conduct as commandant of Tilbury-fort, and acquitted. The Prince Regent has confirmed the sentence ; and ordered the pro secutor, Lieut. Brewer, to be removed from the situation of adjutant to the depot at Tilbury-thrt. Sir Graham Moore is appointed one of the Lords of the Admiralty, in the room of Lord Henry Paulett, who re tires through ill health. The new coinage, which is proceeding at the Mint, is said to include both silver and gild. The gold pieces arc of '2O shillings, which is certainly et great convenience to trade. The silver includes ►•hat leis long been much wanted—a shilling of a new die. Another considerable rise in wheat has taken place at the Corn Exchange. It is said, the farmers will not be nefit by the advance, as they have long ago parted with their suck.—fl e know not whether the growers or the dealers be the gainers, but the Poor will soon know by woeful experience who are the losers. The present unprecedented rise has been, in a great measure, produced by the scarcity in France, and the consequent opening of the French ports to importation. In consequence of this increased price, the labouring classes in agriculture may think that they should Lave an immediate advance in their wages from the farmer. But they will recollect, that in nine cases out of ten the farmer is not benefited by the rise, having sold his grain before the rise took place. To feel or to execute eny therefore, against him for not giving this advance, would be equally unjust and useless. The approach of Tuesday next, and the advantages resulting from a purchase in the Lottery before that day, have produced a bustle at the various Lottery Offices sel dom witnessed. The inducements are certainly most in viting. No ticket drawn upon that day can be a blank ; the first drawn above 5001. must be 6,0001., and may he 3 ~0001. ; added to which, all purchasers befhre Tuesday will be entitled to a share in the Bonus of 200 whole tickets ; and those who bought before the 27th of April, and now buy again, will actually share in all the prizes that may fill to 500 Tickets, which may very likely con tain two Prizes of 30,0001., besides other capitals. CIiINA FLEET. The ships Charles Grunt, Essex, and Lowther Castle, arrived off Portland on the 9th inst. ; h ft China the 20.11 olJanuary, and arrived at St. Helena on the tad of March, with the undei - mentioned ships, which they left at that island on sailing firma thence on the 16th, viz.: David Scott, Marquis Camden, Vansittart, Bridgewater, General Harris, Atlas, f7cres, Alnwick Castle, and the Warren Hastings; the Herefordshire, General Kyd, and Ni.rthampton Botany Bay ships, were left at China; the David Scott and General Harris are arrived. The Elphinstune arrived at Santa Cruz on the 27th of March, to repair the damage she sustained in a gale of wind, and was to proceed on her voyage the 7th of April; she parted coin. piny with the Mirquis of Ely and Wexford the 2d of Mach o the day after the gale began, which lasted 19 days. The Countess of Loudon and Muir*, with the Ladies Flora and ophia It istings, and Lord Hungerford, are now on %Mei. passage home from Ladle, vu board the William Pitt. 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