~9 THE NATI every treaty he had ever made, and every oath that he had ever taken. Ile would ask any man present, whether in his private transactions he would give credit to a man who had often before deceived him ? Ile was sure that there was not a man who had a grain of common sense that would do so. Was Oleic any body who would give security for Bonaparte's good behaviour in future? Would the gentlemen who brought forward the present resolutions do so? Ile begged that the Livery would consider the consequences of what the\ were now about. What an important document would they furnish to Bonaparte, if they should pass the resolutions now proposed to them ! Ile would doubtless have it printed in the Fiend) papers, and spew his nation that the Liverymen f London so far sanctioned his proceedings as to deprecate a war with France. (The remainder of Mr. Dixon's speech ATas rendered almost inaudible by the continued hissings of the supporters of the resolutions. The LORD M A YOR came forward to endeavour to procure him a hearing, but the lat ter part of his speech was heard very imperfectly). Mr. B. FLOWER replied to Mr. Dixon, and supported the resolutions in a speech of great length. The resolutions were then put, and carried by a consider able majority. A Petition to the House of Commons, grounded on those resolutions, was also agreed to. Thanks were voted to the Lord Mayor, who returned his acknowledgements. Thanks were also voted to Mr. Weidman and Mr. Favell. TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS 3. Poisis, late of Milk-street, warehouseman, April T 9, May 9, and June 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. P. Hurd, Temple. R. Graves, of East fletford, Nottinghamshire, fishmonger, May 16, 17, and June 6, at twelve, at the Ferry-boat, in Littleborough. Attor sties, Messrs. Exley, Mocker, and Dawson, Furnivars.nin. P. Needham, sen. of Manchester, dealer, May 10, and June 6, at tao, ar the White Bear and Lion Inn, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. P. I iurd, li:ner Ti W. Llewellyn, ul St. Peter, Carmarthen, merchant, April i. 9, May 1, June 6, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Carmarthen. Atturniey, Messrs. Neasdale, Alexander, and Holrue, New-inn. G. liadham, Bromvard, Herefordshire, victualler, MAy 9, 10, and June 6, at eleven, at the Falcon Inn, Bromyard. Atturnies, Messrs. W. and U. T.•-‘ fur, Featherstone-buildings, Holborn. J. Bee, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, tallow-chandler, May 5, '23, and June 6, at eleven, at !he George Tavern. Attorney, Mr J. 'Willson, Gray's. inn-,quare. C. Christian, of Bread street, Clieapside, tallow-chandler, May 6, 13 and Junt 6, at twelve, at Guildhall. Atturney, 111 r. J. Cunningham, Vere street, Lincoln's-inn-fields. J. Rapsey, cf Fleet -street, fishinoncer, April 29, May 6, and June 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, 11r. nano', Cursttur-street, Chancery- Jane. Stanley, of Warnford•couit, Throgmorton-street, mcrehato, April C 9, May 9, end June ti, at &ever', at Gui!dhall. Attorney, Alr. Bow ed', Angel -court, Thrognnattm- street. J. Hewitson, of Wigton, Gimbel land, innkeeper, May 4,5, and June ti, at eleven, at the King's At Ikeb ‘ Wigton. Attorney, Mr. Williams, Bed Lion-square. I'. Galpin, of Hortiton, Devonshire, grocer, Alay 9, 10, end June 6, at eleven, at the Baker's Inn, Hon.ton. Attorney, C. Lusmore, Esq. Red Lion square. J. Moore, of Leicester, worsted-spinner, Alay 5,6, and June 6 at ten, at the White Hart Inn, Leicester. Attorney, Mr. 'l'. Ince, New-inn. £I. Lowman, Newca-tle-upon•Tyne, tailor, Mos 1 t, 16, and June 6, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon Tyne. Attorney, Mr. W. B. Flaxeney, Gray's-inn-square. 11. Addis, of Monmouth, nudism., Ray 1, 15, and June 6, at eleven, at J. Jarvis's, victualler, Bridge-street, Bristol. Atturnies, Sir S. Whit comb and King, Serjeatit's inn, Fleet-street. J. Furter, of Bury St. Edmund's, grocer, May 12, at seven, May 13, and Jua di, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Bury St. Edmund's. Attar neV, Mr. NV..l3:ms&y, Gray's tun. REGISTEIt. APRIL 30. D. Lisle, jun. Newcastle-upon Tyne, cahinet•maker, May 15, 16, and June 6, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon Tyne. Atter nies, MesSrs. Meggisons and Fair bank. Hatton-garden. S. Harris, of Northwarnborough, Suuti.aniptonshire, miller, Illay at twelve, May 9, at ten, and June 6, at eleven, at the George Inn, Odiltaru. Attorney, Mr. P. Hord, SATURD..4I'S LONDON GAZETTE. [Vic Gazatte contains a letter from Captain Preming, of his Ma jesty's sloop Barhadoes, giving an account of his havina, on the Lit of February . , captured ofi St. Bartholomew the American letter of marque brigantine Vidette, of three guns and thirty men.] BANKRUPTSi W. Lindrea, of Bristol, Woollen-draper. Charles Baker, late of Marlborough, Wilts, linen-draper. W. Horner, Mile-Ltd, Southampton, grocer. Wm. Webb, of Leamington, Warmick, builder. Win. Southby, of Bristol, tomer. George Laws, of Nor.% ich ' imikeepe.t. John Steed, of Long Melford, Siitfo:k, plumber. A. L. De Lewis of South Sea Chambers, London, merchant, J. Mist, of Fleet Street, London, ehinaman. John Garnett, of Water street, Liverpool, merchant. John Green, of Birmingham, Warwick. joiner. Thomas Bishop, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. merchant. R. C. Field, of Long-Acre, Middlesex. hatter- R. Billing, of Vinegar Yard, Drury Lane, Middlesex, victvciler. H. Wilton, and H. treed, of Crotched Friars, London, merchiits. E. and T. Le Roy, ofJt rrnyii Street, Middlesex, greengrocers. R. Humphreys, of old Jewry, London, trilot. R. Ager, of LeiJi Sheet, Middlesex, paper-hanger. R. Rose, of Chool!righ DeAmi, A. Portiagton, of Great Queen Street, Middlesex, tailor. W. J Edwards, of Rotherbithe, Surrey. pawn-broker. J. Hill, of Alsop's-buildings, Mary-le-bone. 'Perching. George Dawson, Great St. Helen's, London, merchant. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. S Per rent. Cons. 4 per Cent ^I i Es. Ilill4 5 dir. b Per Cents. _ _ Consols for Accouict THE NATIONAL REGISTER. lionon, SUNDAY, APRIL SO, 1915. THE FRENCH CONSTITUTION. All the private letters lately received from France alluded to a prevailing rumour among the people, that it was Buona parte's intention a second time to abdicate his clown; not for the purpose of restoring it to Louis XVIII, but of re-esta blishing the Republic. Whether these reports were spread by a party of the Jacobins dissenting from the rest, and dis satisfied with the idea of a limited monarchy, or by the Royalists, who wished to impress the nation with a belief that the horrors of the revolution would be renewed, they have been completely set at rest by the appearance of the New French Constitution, which will be found at length in our pages. Copied almost verbatim from our own, it gives the executive power, with the title of Emperor to Napoleon. It appoints two houses, with the same powers as in England, one of here ditary Peers, and the other of Representatives of the people, selected freely through the whole extent of France. It se cures the freedom of the press on exactly the same terms as amongst us; the liberty of the subject, the trial by jury, the responsibility of ministers, the eligibility of every person to public situations, the liberty of religious worship, and tall., away from the head of the Government the.power of raisi:.A men without a particular law, sanctioned by both houses. J