Air. Tosaiti ,r said, the Noble lasril (Castlereagh) be 'n by depreeatina t I elainottr For the purpose rl ttttt anion: his own friends, bat in that he failed He then si elit on to state that he bad always been a friend of economy, and in the appeal he made to his Blends for a char 4-ter. he Walt as unsuccesstid a. sm i le people he had s t wo at the (Yil Bailey, win , called witnesses to their character, hut n• ne apneared. I.'ke those mifortenste persons (lityiug not any Council or very bad ones) the Notate Lord read a long pa per of the places he had held, in all which he had proposed economy, and he r luded like persons in that nuliappy situ ation, by pi ionising winendinent.--1 iced bili g ia). %Ir. tritos en had not intended to have falsest a part in this debate, bur lie had attended :iplace i.n .I.S to Gies no answer to w hates er imputations might be cast upon him. lie assured them he had no personal interest in the transaction ; snit he mould have wished i hat justice had been done a very humble cheis of individuari, without his name having been ealicd im q ticstiou. The 11 nice then divided —For the Amendment lial—For the original 'Motion 29. Adjourned at one O'Cloci.. Tlll.ltinli, MARCH 21. As there were only 3? Members pri•ent et four o'clock. 40 Itreug reyouictl at that huur, the No:rei.er tlct•cost.4l the Howe to stand otljuni &led. FRIDAY, MAMCD 22. Mr. Clark, Clerk of the laselvrat Debtor's Court, presented Return, of tile gross atitomet of the Delcss of those who have pe thinnest for re:ief, and the amount of property got in by Ai signers appointed by the Catirt. Ordered to be printed. Mr. BLACKBURN presented st Petition from Stamford, pray -In_ a repeal of the Insolvont Debtors' Act.—Ordered to he on the table. A Petition from Grantham was presented, pr.iying the house to ililopt 1111131.11T4 add ri•tre.ionnent. A new writ for L) me news was ordcicil in the room of Lord Borahel sh. Mr. C. GRANT presented a Petition from the Internegs A gri eat' oral Society, praying a modification of the Malt Duty, and ao equilization of the Distillery Ljws. Ordered to lie on the table MAINTENANCE OF THE POOR. Sir R. HERON gave notice, that on Tuesday senniglit he should move for leave to introduce a Bill to reveal the provi sions of certain local Acts respecting the Maintenance of thr Poor, and to introduce other provisions fur the better regula tion of the same. Mr. Houn Lem presented a Petition from certain Growers of corn in 1.14 ex, prayitt,; the House to hum it% atteitte..n to the distressed state of agriculture. Ordered to lit: on tlo: table. ORD\ ANCE E. EIMATEs. Mr. WARD postponed his motion respecting the Ordnance Estimates to next Friday. Mr. CaLcitArr was glad to hear this postponement, and hoped the Ministers would again look over the Estimates, as he was convinced that enormous reductions might still be Matie in the Ordnance Departments, particularly in the cis il portion of t.—( Hear!) _ _ . Mr. i'orisonnY race to express his satisfaction at the post ponement, as he was convinced that it was in consequence of the temper which had been slicwn by the House i a temper that proved the flexes , i'y of gr,•ater reduction. IRISH WAR MALT DUTY. Mr. Fetrxr;:mato gave notice, that on all early day he should wove the diNeotitinitaitee of the War Malt Doty, iii of der to extend relief to Ireland, nu nilar to that which was to be allord ed to England. A IZNI Y ESTIMATES. Lord PALMERNTON postponed the consideration of the re maining Amy li,tiniates to next Friday, thAt he might have an opportunity of laying extra papers before the House on the subject. Mr. TIERNEY asked whether there would be any reduction Lord P•r.nt.R% lON replied, he certainly hoped there %%mild be considerable reductimis.--( Ilear, hear.) THE SILVER COINAGE. Mr. GRENFEL asked whether there was oily intention to re medy the disgraceful silver currency, it being intermixed with French coin, the importation of which produced a pi ofit of 2* per cent. r The CHANCELLOR of the Flew:gut:lt replied, at present lie tonld not advise u restoration of the old standard currency, but he hoped something might he done to icamtly the defects now complained of. Petitions from Wolverhampton and Worcester were pre sented against the Insolvent Debtors' Act.—OrJercil to Vic on tit CIVIL NAVY OFFICERS. Mr. rIIFEMANTLE asked whether there was any intention to alter the civil de! , :irtments of the Navy Sir G. WARREN PER ierlictl, that the alterations n mild no be material beyond what was stated iii the Estimates:—the war t•alaries of tlie two. Admiralty Secretaries would not he continued—rano., Iseor)--brit that was the extent of the mate rial Alterations u..t Already knon it (ruin the Estimates. E RECORDERS REPORTS. Mr. BENNET observed, that considerable inconvenience, if not wrong, had resulted front the Recorder not having been able to make his reports to the Sovereign authority, in conse quence of the ahscnce of the Prince Itezent front the metro. pas t and ea , jeileil miwther there sees any probetbiiity .4* the Record( r being sung enabled to lay hs reports helot% his Roy ul Highness? Lord CASTLERE ton revile ch the material delay apprehended Thad not taken place owing to the laborious (hint" , which the Recorder had to pet form, but the Prince Regent, in conse quence of several t elapses and severe attarks of the gout, hod been nimble to return to town. He hoped, however, that in a few days a Council in town would be held, so that the reports might be made. NV lint bad been dune--the course that had been pnisneil—the fli,isters were responsible for, and 'sere ready to de:A.l to the House, no far ea was proper, the motises which Lid ilduced errein to give the. udstce that 'bail been, acted ellen ; and, therefore, If complitint were to be to . eferred, it must be against the Mieiaters, that was the course--and he trusted the House would see the policy of pursuing it. 'Flo. responsibility of Alinlsters was the Itt.t.t bectirity to the COMIII y against the improper esertioli of the Executive. Mr. Iltteuertast, :est be +night be misunderstood as to what he had said on a former evening, irlinitted the etintditutiomil doctrine that the So% ereign ought nut here to be the beibAct of observation respecting the measure b of Government —that the) ought to be made agniost the :Ministers, the responsible ad visers of Vac Crown mad suet' doctrine laud only been departed from when the Prince Regent was ill-advisedly brenglit before Pe: Hutment by Hs irriiiheions friends, b.l tar as to propt.t. t thanks to him as an o tit:er of, rather than the Sovereign ut the cuuatr). -- --- - THE NATIONAL REGISTER... Lord C twri.ErteAcH was happy to hear such ianaualo.; but the learned gent:roma had only halt read hi, roc anta:ion. Tlt dropped ordcrssrere fixtA fur Monday ( this day'. PRF..sIDENT OF THE BOARD OF CONTROUL. Mr. 1..4n5-tort emptitetl a•htsh•T it teas intended to flI up the office of the Pre4drut to the Board of Controul, or to oho- HAI it a.. a Ai:mettle? The Cu ANeEll.uk Or the EXCHEQUER replied, it was intend ed to be fii!ed up ; inespelleoced as the lion. Member might be, he could seareely be serious, %ben he :Asked whether such an office was to be abol..•ned. tinthisy papers respeeCng half-pay being prexenied, others ordvrf.:l, and the reminder of the bn%intss bring dhpost d of, the House adjouroed to Monday (this day). LIST OF TILE MAJORITY WHO VOTED AGAINST THE PIIOPF.RTY TAX. Alscrinornhr. !lon. J. Fines, Henry Piggott. Sir A. Althorp, Viscount GOcosnes Isaac Pollington, V ilcoitut Anion. 11.. n. Sir G. Gas ell, I3on. Ilmisonby, , Right lien. Astell, William Gordon, Hubert G. Atherley. A. Graham, Sir J. Ponsonby, Iron. F. C. Ashurst, \V. 11. Gicatell, l'asone Dowlett, Iron. NV. N . Atkins. John Grenville, Right Hom Preston, Hichiril Alm, Alexander T. Price. R ii hard Itallington. 'rho. Guise. Sir William Prittic. Hon. F. A. 11..illie, J. F. Ilareoint, John "'ilia, Frarsis Itarelay, Charles 1 lot vev. Charles Itamsden, J. C. Haring, Sir I'. flail. lien. Rancliffi.. lord !taring. Alex. Ilatimierslev, Hugh Hnsideigh, W'iliern Bastard. E. P. I i..4'.tury , Vs', Richardson, William Beach, M. 11. Ilcathcoto, Sir G. Rieder. Sir M. W. Ileac)), W. H. Heron, Sir Hobert lion.illy. Sir S. Bennett. Hon. 11. G. 11 °alblfs R. Hawks, Sir W. Raker. John lloldswortli, A. 11. II ns.. t ll, l a nd W. Binh, Joseph llorne. William Rim Al. Lot 1.1. Holland, John ilovard, limb %V. Itunell, H. C.. ;tougher. Sir .1. F. Howarth, /lam. Russell, M. Brand, Hon. T. Hughes, W. 1.. St. Paul. Sir it. Brooke, Charles lturst. Hobert St. Ihml, 11. IL Brougham, 11. Jervoise, J. J. S..bright, Sir .1. Browne. Ant. Jones, John Scud:upn, It. F. Burdett. Sir E. Keck, G. A. L. Sharpe, R. ,_. Burred, lion. P. D. AciTtson, Sir E. Shelley, Sir T. Iturrell, Sir :'. King, Sir J. IL Simeon, Sir J. Burrell. Walter Knox, Thomas Smith, John Blackburn , . J o h n lannbton, John Smith, George Blackhurne, .1. I. I .$1.11 . .10u, W. G. Smith, Sam. Butterworth, Jos. Ite.tdcr, William Smith, Abel Ilyng. George Lcterre, C. S. Smith, Christ. Catilfield, lion. IL Lemon, Sir William Smith, T. Ashton Calcraft. Jo:in Lester, B. L. Smith, William ('alley, 'rhos. Lewis, Frankland Smyth. J. 11. Calvert, Charles Lloyd, Sir E. Shaw, Fir J. Campbell, Lord J. Lloyd..l. M. Staniforth, John (~,,,p b e i l, lion, J. Lowndes, William Stanley. Lord l'arnpisell. General Lopez, Sir W. Spiers, Arch. Cavendish. Lord G. Lubbock, Sir John Snucon, George Cavendish, Hon. 11. Eyttkton, lion. W. Taylor, Ch. 1 - avendish. lion. C. Lyster, Richard Taylor, M. A. ('hilon e r. Hobert Miitsionald, James Tierney, lit. lion. G. Chetwode, Sir J. Macdonald, ICJ. Tewhslientl, Lord C. Cochrane. Lord Mackintosh, SirJ. Townsliend, Lord J. Cocks, Hon. J. S. Maiming, William l'homison. 'I hos. Cocks, James Mr.docks. W. A. Thornton. William Conte, Sir Eyre Maithuul, lion. A. 'l') rtvhit, T. D. Coke, Thomas Manners, Lord C. Tyrwhit, Ai . 11. Coke, E. Alone:at, Joseph Vst., R. W. H. rotas, John Martin, Henry 1.% aldeg.r.ve, lion. W. Crickett, R. A. Martin, John Walpole, Hon. Gen. Curtis, Sir W. Methuen. Paul Warn., John A. Cotterell. Sir John Mills, Charles Webster. Sr G. Dickenson, William Milton, Viscount IVedderhum. Sir D. Donaon, Gabriel Maack. Sir C. Wellesley, W. P. I'. L. Douglas, Hon. F. S. 'Montgomery, Sir J. Western, l'h. C. Douglas, W. IL K. Moore Peter Wharton, John Dos deswell..l. E. Moult:mit, Sir C. Whitmore. Thomas Ihummond, G. 11. Morgan, Sir C. Wilkins, 'Walter Dugd.ile, D. S. Morgan. Charles Williams, Owen Duncannon, Vise. Morland, S. B. Williams, Sir R. Duncombe. C. Moped', Viscount NVillimis, R. Dundas, lion. 1.. Morritt, .1. It. WilbertOrce, Wm. liundas. Ciiarles .Monyo. Sit Thos. Wr ight, J. A. Dunlope, James Moittaeux, 11. H. Wynn, Sir W. W. Ebringtom Viscount Newman. li. W. Wynn, (*harks W. Egerton, Sir .1. C.. Neville, lion. R. Wyatt, C. Elliot, lit. lion. W. Newport. Sir John TELLER. Ellissm, (' uthbert North, Dudley Frcemantle, William Errirn. Lyndon Northey. William PAIRED ('TV. Fartikerlcy..l. N. Hug,. ot, Lord Halsey, Joseph Fellowes. lion. N. Osborne, Lord F. Miller. Sir Thomas Ferguson, Sir H. C. assulsum, Lord Winnington, Sir T. Far e, John Owen, Sir John Bradshaw. R. 11. Finlay. Kirkman Palmer, Colonel I tomer, Francis Fitrgauld. Lord W. Patten, B. P. Hassell, Lora G. W. lilt tioy, I.ord J. Peel, Sir R. Tai istock. Alantuis Foley, Hon. A. Ptirbe. Ilenry Davenport, Dome Foley, T. Pelham. non. C. A. Markham, Admiral Folic's, Sir M. B. Pelham. Hun. G. A. Show. Ben. I:arises, Charles Pellew, lion. P. B. Hnmilton, Sir li. D. Frank. F'milk Phillips, George Geary, Sir W. ' , moo, Hal; -Iv Pechell, Sir 'r. Grosvenor, General Folkestone, Lord Plunkett, Rt. /In. W. C. SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. B. HEWITT, E. BOWMAN. and J. E. Howie Nantwieh, Ches ter, bankers, front April 6, to April 25. at the I.arnb Inn, Nantvrich. BANKRUPTS. T. WHITEMAN, Ilusband's linaworth, lxicestershire innkeeper, April tt, 0. May 4, at the George Inn, Marlivt liarbormigh. Att. Mr. Ince, New Inn. P. Locart•nT. I.iverpotal, merchant. April 14, 0. March 4, at the George Inn. tiverproL Att. Mr. Meadow( ;oft, Lincoln's Inn. J.Jaexturx.llkesum, rope-maker. April to, 11, May 4, at the Flying llorse, Nottini;hiner. Att. Mr. Berridge, latton-inenlen. J. LITIESIAN. II i 1 an, linen-draper, April 17, IS. May 4. at theNli norm Inn, \ Viaan. Att. Mr. IVindle, Joha-street, Bedford-row. J. poosEtt, Great Russell-street. Covent-garden, victualler, 'March April 2. May 4, at Guildhall Atts.Bovillund Co. New Bridge street, S. CAMPBEI.I.. Liverpool, repholsterer, April 9, 10, May 4, at the York Hotel, Liverpool. Atta. Clarke and Co. Chancery-lame. J. and W. NAISII, Edward-vtreet, Cavendish-sly:ire. glasa-stainers, April 2, 6, May 4, at Guildhall. Att. Mc. lowers, Castle -street, Val:en-square. W. S. Loucu, Itythe, banker. March 39, A;+rii 2, May 4, at Guild hall. Att. Mr. Richardson, , :lement's Inn. IV. HERMAN tin' M. (:11A3111 EMS. Whitt-T{l,llA, taverr-keepere, Mir.-chsll, April 6, May 4, at GuildhalL Mit. Brace and C.o. Surrey. st. brand. R. Bri 0.; Brielcleston, drake, A.!ril 10, 11, May 4, at the Elephant Inn, F:xeter. Art. AI:. Peintoi., Wine thrice-court, Fleet- Lave. 3. GI &alit. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant, April 17, 14, May 4, at the Turf Hotel, Newastl—opon-Tyne. Mt. Mr. llor.ley, New I ri Ige-street. W. 1.1"1:1N. ChPapPi , le, eationer, March V. April?, May 4, at Guild lu 11. Att. Mr. liars ~y. ( •,, r.i!or-street, Chancers-'-one. W. WILL/A.11.5, rickwell Barton, Devonshire, 1 - smu t April 1, 2, MARCT 25. May 4. at the Bull Inn, Fairfold. Aus. Frowdaml Co. 'acrl.l..etavet, I.ir.eoln's Inn. R. RICHMOND. Manr''-st•r. ircm.liimor.molter, Aril 12. Vt. May 4, at the Coach and Horses, r. Atm W:ilia and Co. Wata.. fort-court. w. ToamixsnY, Norwich. upholder. It. 19. M•ty 4. at the White Swan, Norsidu AU. Air. 71:bury, Falcon-strect, Falcun- squArr. T. :Ind.,. and B. titanons. Wol-rrl , trriptnn, barkers, April 10.11. May 4, at the Star hotel, Sliduall. Ate.Biala rand Co. Fttrui val`s Inn. I'. ItoUINFOW, Roberts-bridge, brewer. April G, QO. May 4, at Guildhall. Am. Grq , ,.. - un and C.). An7el-cu.t, l'hrogroonon.at. J. N. Ilarwl.t" err. Birmingham, platzr, April 2. 6, May 4, at Guild hall. Att. Mr. G. Ilaunisox, Whiteois:l)4treet, hrwer, April 15, In, May 4, at Guildhr.ll. Att. Mr. Nighy. Holborn-cuurt„ Gray's Inn. 1/IVID".NDS. Morel 2f , . Jogttph. Buii-trert St Itary-..cc, merchant, at Guildhull.—Manth 2f3, S. N..loerph.Bury-ittreet. St. Ylary-A xe. mer chant. at (itailn.lL—June 15, C. llarchard, Fenchureh.str...ct Chan,. hers. insurance-broker. at GuildlialL—March 19, T. 17avenport and Co. I.levossiiirc-wituire. merchants, at 15, A. Cuth bert and Co. Bonin-lime. merchants, at GuildnalL—April 2. R. hi' Silver, Oxford-,:trot, haberdasher, at Guilinutil.--April 15. W. Head. Creclition, Devon. scrpte-maker, at the Glohz Tavern. Eseter.--Apeil 24, T. Blut lock, Carlisle, merchant, at the Green Dragon inn. Carli.le. il Ihrali and Co. FL:A-street paper-stainers, at Guildhall. —April 23, .1. Allen, London-road. moncy.scriverkr, at Guilaall— April 17. 1 . !lay, Walthran Athey, Essex, baker. at Guildhall.— April IG, W. Reeve. Clapham, conchmaztcr, rlt Guildliall.—April Id, J. I'..rke , -, Atot!imer-gtrtot, golf smith, at Guildhall--April 19, J. Foot. Ply,uouth.lle,k, toot-maker. at the Eour.tain Ifottl. Ns-moults: k.—Apr:! 11,2. N irbt;l:on, Pl:rne.tt:l-1110a, wooll,n.,lra: , :r. at the Fountain /1 owl. nno,n it pril9. hatter, at Weals ley's Hatt?, Plyniouth flock.---April 20, J. Masson, of Sown, !.in ,'rarer, at the Bull Inn, lioma.—April 17. 'l'. Beak. Little Sm - von. York. welit-merchant, at tie Weolpacl: inn. Doncaetcr.... Ansil vs. It. 1.. Rolls. Southain. Warwick, money-scrivener. at the Veartrific Anus Tun.—April Ca, W. Marky. Newcastic-upon-l'ync, Loeb-dr,mer. at the (;etage Inn, Scwcastle-upon-'lync.—April Is. C. Hanlon!). llarnard-Castle. Durham, gromr, at the Kin es !lead Inn. llarnarl•Cnatle.—April 20. S. Tree. l'ortwrouth. rictmdlcr. at the Fountain Inc. Portsmouth.--Aprill7, E. Hall. Clic!tenhinn, farmer. at the Old Swan Inn. Cheltenhum.—Amil 17, H. Burkle, Chelten ham. baker. at the Oki Swan Inn. Cheltenham.--April 17..1. Herbert, Rickington, Gloucester. fanner. at the Ohl Swan Inn, Cheltenham.-- April 13. J. Abernethie and Co. College-hill, merchants at GuildhalL-- April 24, T. Handley, Waahot, Warwick, sdesian. at the Warwick Anna Inn.---',llny 3, J. Hale, Chester, limler, at the Fintha's Inn. Chcsxr.—April is, R. Dodsfm. Liverpool, merchant, at the King's, Anyc, Liverpool.---ArTil 2'2, J. l'illgron, Christet . nrch. Twynrhani, builder, 4t the King's Anus Ina, Chri , tehurch, Twyneln.tn. CERTI FICATES-A rrt fT. 13. It. Collier and CO.LitTerpo, Woods-at:l, Lamplightas-hall, Gloure,ter. vintner.—T• Cato',ridge, lave mer,ll lioskdl. Liverpool. linea.draper.—G. Strict, ShefEcll. britan n , ..-mazufortnrer.—W. Cooper. Shepton-Mallet.Sonterset. mark - ing-nuJ:er.—J. Itrennyond. Ewa. slop-kcerr.--J. Stowe. Lom!on , ineet, Kent, eabintt-maker.-11'.1`ix. Nortlnem. Sussex. Bramley. Shoner's--ourt. l'hroginorton-strect. Brandry. I.lovd's Cofil.e House. inAtrance-bmker.-...1. Bravo, Lontiow W 4.11, nicreLant.-3. Spinkrs and Co. Great Portland street. cos:::-loakers..-11. John-street, Cortnnercial-Itoud. instaar.ce-broket.—H. ltiren and Co. gnircza. DISSnIXTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. ... E. Bradley and Co. Sandwich, Kent, brewers.—J. Nfortlo:ii and Co. Cambridge, kaik-ta—C. Watts and Co. Newcastle-upon-Tyne. dry salters.-4. Knowift and Co. Liverpool. winc.inerchanst.--.1. Osborne Co. Alithllesex„ hal:era—J. Lord and Co. Boeltialr, Lanearter, fullers. .-J. Taylor and Co. Lets's, nitichide-makee=.—W. B. Simonds and Co. Beading. hankers.—.S. Molyncux and Co. Falmouth. mercers.— .1. Knapp and Co. Worcester, glove inanufarturer.—G. Cory and Co. W. Land and (70. Greenwich.t avem-kmpers.—W. Hamilton and Co. London.—W. Curteis and Co. London, liniim.drapers.—A. Niolvneux and Co. London.—P. Riumay and Co. Midtiles.:l, taylors—R. Parkin and Co. Cosca-garden. grneers.—K. Williams and Co. Clerkenwell, printers.—ll. Bivan and Co. Surrey, }, miners .— B. Goodman and Co. Leeds, stuff.merchants.—E. Jordan and Co. Norwich, enrineers.—W. Phipps and Co.liristol, bother-merchants.—E. Coolar amt ('o. Weeley Essex, butches—T. Burton and Co. Bennondaey, boat-builders. The INDEX, `•r. tf VOL. VIII. If the NATIONAL REOTSTER. is 77415 pablishid, prire 71.: that 4f VOL. IX. wW be pubtesird at the end of the ;star, with navy additions of dismal Papers and Statements,,le. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. LONDON: .11011 DAY, MARCH 25. A proud era dawns upon the country ; the Constitu tion of Er.gland, which some party cavillers have repre sented as shaken to its base, row stands firth obtrusive to the view in all its pristine excellence, uninjured by the storms which have assailed it, or the machination:: of con spiring enemies. The right of petition vested in the peo ple, has never been so extensively acted upon, as on the late momentous question coacerning the Property-Tax. From every nook and cranny of the nation burst forth the spirit of opposition vgainst the continuance of that odious impost ; and Ministers have been forced to yield what they might, with credit to themselves, have voluntarily conceded. High indeed have the present Ministers stood in our estirnahon; they have skilfully steered the helm of the country through an ocean of difficulties ; they have conducted it, with untarnished honour, into the harbour of peace. Let us, however, not meanly triumph over this single error which they have committed, bat, hear ing in our remembrance, the services which they have rendered the nation in a season of imminent peril, and, with the full conviction, that the good of the country is their proudest wish, re-instate them in that confidence which has Leen injured by an injudicious opposition to the voice of the people. The fall of the Property Tax has been succeeded by that of the War Duty on Malt. We rejoice in the abolition of this Tax on various ;frounls. The Agricultural In terest will be promoted, the private individual will be able to procure for himself a wholesome beverage, and the public, we trust, a cheap ( reme. The discussion on the Army Estimates has been postpor2d, which is supposed to be preparatory to a ftirther reduction of our standing army. Tile Navy Estimates arc also t 9 undergo a revi sion. A reduction of expellees in the army and navy, the Ordnance and the Admiralty, may be regarded as a new era in the annals of the v!mtl7. !Wm