THE NATIONAL REGISTER. APRIL 10. SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. B tNKRUPTS. W. German, of Topßhatn, Devon, contractor. H. B. Henry. late of Bread-street.hill, merchant. J. Dowd, of John-street, Oxtbrd-street, vietnaller. C. Harper, J. M.Whionie, and J. Hanbur.-, late of Camperdown -110:iid, snownN-Fields, blacking-nianufacturets. Wild, of Craven.‘treet, strand, taylur. J. Newman, late of Hanwily-treet. oKtOrd.street, linen-draper. G. Phillips, late of Burbridge-street, Lambeth marsh, timber reliaot. J. Taylor, of Ricliard-street, Commercial-road, coach-master. J. G rev!, reet. Camberwell-, whet I r‘ . right. • T. Phillip:, of orn •,., brandy-merchant. G. W. Wyc, of London, and of Newington-Butts, Surrey, mer clw:it. 4 Bendy, of Charles.scinare, rfoxton, factor. IV. Aunts, of CiicauAile, watch-maker IMPERI,II, PARLIAMENT. lIOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, APRIL 4. ne Fall of TA vr.nr , Ool. 4talcd, by euntinand of his Royal High ne,s the Prince Recent, that the negotiations at Chatillon had tero.,oate..i riodoring the dr•ii able object for which they %%try et , krtaken. They tin iher staed tit the cordiality of the el. had lo eti ino.t pt'lfe:(7( throute , ont the whole of the wig; ei,iioo • ; that . they were unanimous In all the principles and comittions which 11.1 d become t c 4obic;.t of consideration in the C00...re.., and tqat the re,..4tte wa- entirely owing to the ambition of the Fi end! Knit r I. v•:•. the i.Atetdion °Ellie Allied Pow ere to is.ate a det•lat u. iosreetnagthe motive. by which they had been a:.ti the col ¶litionson %Nhich the neacciatieni had !men broke , . afl When toe declaration arrived, that. and other docu coun:. v.onld he laid before each toose. The Clergy Suspension 13,11 Ad 4 read a third time, and passed. 1 . 1.71'911tY, APRIL 5. The Report of the Select Committee of the Home of Commons ota the state of the Corn Trade, %Va.; laid on the table. • WEI/NI:HMV, APRIL 6. Vic Gold Coin Act was in ought tip from the Comroons, and read. a fiat Earl Stanhope presented petitions front three individnala, com plai:iing that they had been falsely imprisoned for debt, and pray ing iedruss ; ordered to lie en the table. The House adjourned to Tuesday se'unight, the 19th inst, HOUSE OF COMMONS. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6. Mr. Alderman ATxr vs brought in a 11111 to alter and amend the laws in force fi r reguiating.the trade of a baker within the city of Lon don and the bills of mortality. Read a first; and ordered to be read a second time on the 2:2d of Miy. Mr. A;dernian Cotitae. brouzlit in is Ri4 for constructin? a New itreft near St. Martin's-le-Grand, and tor building a NeW General Post Office. It was read a first time; second time on Monday, April 18. Sir S. RCIAILLY brought in his flit making the freehold ettates of persons dying in debt liable to the p:iyinent of contract debts, which was read a first time. Sir J. NawPonr gave . notice, that immediately after the recess ite would call the attention of the House to the. inwot immediate detection and effectual .prosecurion of persons charged with the crime of murder, recurring to the acknowledged principles olcuostitutional law.—Ad iourned to Monday, April 13. THE HERD 0 D Ir. APRIL. Ile, who.died below, and reigns above !-COWPF.A. 10. Easier Sunday.—Lessons, morn. Exodus I‘2, Rotnans 6 ;. even.' Exodus 14. A-ts V.—Nelson, speaking of this great fosti-al of the An niversary Commemoration of tlto Resurrection of our Redeemer, sacs, that it .challenges for its antiquity and excellency, the precedetue of all othcr festival. ! Mo.lteitn, elso, in his History of the first (tenuity, sAys that "all the ehri,titin churches observed two great aintivers , ry .als one in metuory of Chrkes glorious resurree‘ion, and the other to col.noteinorate the descent of the Holy . Clice.t upon the Apos tles." Easter i 4 so called, hi English, from the Goddess. Eater ; who wassvoislnpped by the Saxons, with peculiar ceretnonies, ill the month of April. 11. Eagter throuOtent the Public offices—Green. melt .o , sl Battersea fairs both commence to•day ; and Asttey's theatre the Circus, and Sadie! 's Wells, re•open for the summer season. 1..1 Easter Tuesday.—Another public Ht.!-lay.—Easter Monday and Tile , dar, however, vsere ancientiy set apart to , the exercise of Rcligous Otivrvances ; and the ultole of Easter week, indeed, was considered as sacred, %leen Servile labour was suspended, that servants might be present at Ow devotions of the season. Tempora mutantur ! L ist quarter of the moon, at 2 , 1 minutes pal..t . 9 o'clock in the. evening. 13, Wednesday.—Saturn is applying to the Moon, atone o'clock this afternoon.—Day ii 13 lb. 38 in. long. 14. Thursday.—Night is now only 10h. 18 rn. long. 15. Friday.—Son rises at sh. 7 in.; sets at 6h.53 m. Day has in creased, accordinely, 6 h. and '2 rn. 16. Saturday.—Saturn rises at 21 m. after 2 in the morning. MONDAY, APRIL 4. The CiftNcEtt.ore of the ExcH EQuEn. made n similar statement to that of the Earl of Liverpool, relative to the breaking oil of the Hezociations. • The Howe liavine gone into a Committee of Wav4 and Means, a re solotion W 45 agreed to, to provide for eight tuiliions by Evelio:lour Bills. _ _ A new writ was ordered for a Member for the borough Of Dorches ter, in the room of Mr. A'Court, who has accepted the Chdtera iiithdrcds. TUESDAY, APRIL 5. Mr. Rase obtained leave, rind brought in a Bill to repeal the 14th of tlo. King, relative to wild-houses, and to snbstitute other provi,.ions ii tend. The object of the Bill he meant to hin, in. uas to remove tt e defects of the existing Act. It would go to provide [tint the ma ghitrates in the different counties should periodically visit the private tend-Louses within the respective counties, and malty reports en the sub ject, on pain of severe pensities. The Bill was read n first time. Iu: Gold Coin Bill was read a third time and passed. . . _ • tln Lard A. namilton presenting a petition against arit alteration in ili Corn Laws, Mr. 13A R tNo expressed a wish to know whether it was it' eonteniplation to :bake any alteration ia them. Mr. FIT za FRAID said, he understood Sir Henry P:trneil wou!d bring the clirward as bUlni eller the resets ss NATURALIST's CALENDAR. Hardy annuals may now be sown in fall collection, either in bens, pots, or borders, there to remaio, for flowering the same year : vi,. larl:Turs, swectpeas, caudy-t oft, convolvillus, lupines, olysson, nionettc, ten-week-stocks, vir ,, ln stocks, nasturtiums, lavatere, cyarms, nip Ila, &c . ; all of which sow. in small patches or in drills , but each sort trparate. Curious sorts of auriculoq, now in hloom,shouli be placed upon a pro per stage, covered .at the top, so as to defend the flowers from rains and the full sun, and the pots watered. Anemones arid ranunculuses, de signed for late bin winv, should - he finished planting. Finish shifting of collations from s►uall puts into larger. HIGH-WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE. APRIL. Days. Morninm b • Afternoon. 10. 11. I'4. 1:1. :•4 14. 15. 16 A A • ! / • . 0 i ..... :.' .: !;.' 235