~,,, -0^ 1 7Z47; -•••-• -~_~: -•-- - • • 6 THE NATIONAL REGISTER • . 011,111011 IT THE HOUSE Or. COINIIIONP) OP THE CON XITTZt Or THE 01:113:11•L TINITENTIAKT AT NIL. SANK TOR THE RECEPTION Or CONVICT 3. .•••••-- FROM SATURDAY Atp;urs G.4ZE7'I7C. oramim=lll This Gazette notifies, that the King has been pleased to give and grant unto C. H. Base!a, of S , otts House, Durham. and onto Ann his wife, only child and heir of A. Wade. Esq. of the same place, decease:l, his Majesty's royal licence and perm•ssi m that they may take, and henceforth use the surname of Waue, instead of that of Bazeley, and also bear the arms of Wade. BANRRUPTCY ENLARGED. J. Spriggs.., Clicshiun. Bucks, draper, from April 7 to May IV. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. W. Hughes, Great Bolton, Lancashire, money scrivener. W. and J. F. Lea, Paternoster Row, silk manufacturers. BANKRUPTS. • The ratios of the Penitentiary now fin;shed, comprehends all the Ihnoulkil ileilding, with the exception of the .itch Pentagon. (ageniMetlise nu male prisoner.) which is in progress; and the CaWein bye that they shall be enabled to announce the wises[lbs whole design in their next Report , it being Oa aim Prison must be defective in point of security so kill:IMO Sidi of it shall COOtiOUC unclosed. Member of prisoners now confined within the walls of the Priailearkey is 331. via. 274 males in the Ist and 2d Pentagons. sad fry Powales is Use id sad 4th. The 11111 k leseaded Ow asides, is not yet occupied. but the CommiNwt ase sew Ilme in making the necessary armp its's* thetas sesepdea el FAsimas in that part of the Prison. TUN hem bus sehaleace of the ill treatment of any prisoner * the Olken of the Issehliehment since the last Report, and she Comiesse have she setiefeedea se see that the discipline of r iot linen is *sly es be meek leopearresi. by pursuing the plan of arapleyhw the priamers of the first class diadagrper lin t i t_ the deg in hod lams; the means 4 such lior=we hisvisha he she dim roasegen, by a machine wassr, which was pleeed there when the Pi:wagon iris lined up for the reception of' male prisoners, on the removal of do hassles into Nos. e axed 4. la the Mk Jewitegeet. a sail! has been erected for grinding corn ler the use ershe eraddishment. which will afford the same kind othiewar ihr the priessee osaimil there ; a similar mill will be 11868118 the slash powneps, esilsitere will be another machine Iharbily sneer a the seem/ whoa the prison is completed, after the prisoners of the lot elm will be employed during kon ir J ...... 7 envy day in hard labour, in the open sir, without of the portion of the prism to which they respectively the lest year, instruction in reading has been given wader the autism ef the Chaplain. to all the prisoners who Mee vegehed h,, and many have been taught to write; las Phnom. (Si males and lie hisalesk have been admitted to the mil $ uses were baptised, sad 86 confirmed by the Leal oftwadea at KIIIIM 1810. eine the bet .111epreia, 0 prisoners have gene out of the Peni =. Ai. el Milli dad II females, wig had received his 's MOM gnaw maim in sioseqweace of the mom • meadatiaa of three by the Colognes to the Royal mercy, for the, 'meg Osisdatit is parses. and 5 fannies discharged in the weeks twookatisa of the several terms for which they were einfitedi .l he seta number of the prisoners who have bit she dale it was first established 82, viz. 39 miss and 41 OMNI, the Cell"- understand that a few have relapses' Ws their evil esewes of MA but there are more of whom a eatikowxy ammo Ms bees seadved, and some are now actually Mai with the ateesen, who hem* found it necessary to peolents *ma it their Ahme d hot who have formal such eipatiatiewe or their flume coadwet. how their good behaviour in the Peaitairdery. as se have bon wining to receive than back =em their swim whoa the demo& of public justice were The Prison has been very healthy during the last year, and there are no serious cases now in the Infirmary. Twelve deaths otearted in the year lad. ( 5 males end 7 females. =teams are fully employed; the males chiefly as tailors, wed weavers, and ibe females in needle-work and wee kb& of hikes' work. the Cheneeisses subjoin a statement of the Expenses of !the in Poishafesews4 sellwe as of the earnings of the prisoners, during 7882 lUD. W. and J. F. Lea, Paternoster How, silk manufacturers. Solicitor, Mr. Jones. Buckletsbury. W. Atkins. Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, rnealrcan. Sole. Messrs. Russell and Son, Lam Street, Southwark. S. Jerome. Birmingham, victualler. Sole. Messrs. Egerton, Gray's Inn Square. J. Music. Derby, mercer. Sol. Mr. Barbor, Fetter Lane. J. Marshall. Gainsburgh, Lincoln, druggist. Solis. M,sars. Stocker and Co. New Boswell Court. E. T. Palmer, Bedford, draper. Sol. Mr. Toms, Copthall Court. Thtogooorton Street. J. Carter, jun. Liverpool, merchant. Sols. Messrs. Adlington and Co. Salford Row. L. Stang, Fore Street, Cripplegate, merchant. Sols. Messrs. Puller. and Son, Fore Street. A. Gooch, Norwich. bombazine manufacturer. Sole. Messrs. Tilbury and Co. Falcon Sqatue. J. Ilinchlifii4 Bradley, Huddersfield, York, wood merchant. Sol. Mr. Evans, if anon Garden. C. Ovenden, Old Roswell Court, jeweller. Sol. Mr. Towers, Castle Street. Falcon Squire. H. Cox, Lambeth, timber merchant. Sol. Mr. Newbery, Great Queen Street. J. Bishop, Broad Street. Bloomsbury. horse dealer. Sol. Mr. Dodd, Caroline Street, Bedford Square. D. Waln. Liverpool, plumber. Sol. Mr. Maugham. Great St. Helen's. DIVIDENDS. May 7, R. and H. Thompson, Newcastle upon Tyne, timber merchants-5. W. Reynolds. late of the ship Orient, master mariner—lt, T. Martin, Bristol, linen draper-11, W. Hutton, Evesham, Worcestershire, porter dealer—e, W. Lowndes, J. Robinson, and H. Neild, Mancheeter, cotton merchanis—b, Perkins, Tiverton, Devon, timber metchant-5, H. Crombie, Chelsea, victualler—S. J. Roach, Russell Court, Drury Lane. bookseller-5, T. Motley, Strand, patent letter manufacturer 5, J. Browne and J. Gregeon, Charles Street, Grosvenor Square, upholsterers-5, R. Longridge and J. Pringle, Painsher, Dur ham. colliery undertakers—.s„ G. Hardy and J. Co..k, Bristol. brandy merchants—S. J. Ansell. Cars.`talton, Storey. paper maker—,s. G. Phillips, Argyle Street, Westminster, manufacturer in bronze-7, J. Davey. Foulsham, Norfolk, ironmonger -5, F. Oakley, Hereford, woolataplcr—i?, T. Collins, Drury Lane, groat-26, H. Nantes, Warnfonl Court, merchant—ls. W. Dunn, Hoxton, upholder—le, E. Leeson, Wood Street. ribbon manufatturers-9, T. and J. Hellicar. Bristol, merchants-7. W. Lloyd, Shrewsbury, tailor. CERTIFICATES to be granted May S. T. Her. Strand, boot and shoe maker—J. Lamb, Newington Causeway, Surrey, glazier—C. F. Woolcott. High Holborn, window glass cutter—J. Smithies, Huddersfield. victualler—G. Clark. Blackburn, Lancashire, grocer--C. Newmarsh. Chelten ham, stone merchant—J. Marsh, Gracechurch Street, hosier—E. L. Fox, Idol Lane, Tower Street, broker—M. Vigor, Bristol, cabinet maker—D. Pitt, Fenchurch Street, hosier—J. Nteld. Saddleworth, York, clothier—J. C. M manner, Coleman Street, toy merchant—W. Cooper. Nottingham, grocer—T. Harris, Liverpool, master nutrina—B. W. Sheppard, Aldermanbury, Mackerel! hail factor. SEAMEN 'S 110SPM4 L -......... grJund of impeachment of the Noble Lord, aad yet so used to view the frequency of innovations of the most essential privileges of our constitution is that Honourable House, that the motion for referring this mart important document to a committee of privileges was negatived on a division, by a majority of 49 when only 115 Members were present. The petition was accordingly ordered to " be laid on the table—id est, to become a part of the perquisites of the sweeper, and hereafter to furnish tailors' mea sures for some of the progeny of the present genera. tion. The first meeting of the society for the establishment of a Seamen's Hospital, wok place at the City of London Tavern on Wednesday, the Lord Bishop of Chester in the chair, supported by Lords Kenyon, Gambier, and Calihorpe, and a number of gentlemen connected with the King's and the mercantile naval service. Tire Right Rev. Chairman opened the business of the day by a panegyric upon the Institution, and by calling upon the Honorary Secretary to read a report recom mendatory of the object of the fleeting. The report stated, that the coo 1111 l Mee for managing the funds subscribed in the late winters of the two past years, for the relief of distressed and destitute seamen, who were found in the streets or the metropolis, had as certained, that there were in the course of the year in the port of London from 700 to 800 sick and diseased seamen, destitute of medical aid ; and it concluded by rtoominending 11w establishment of a permanent Float ing Hospital for their relief. It stated that Rove cut had given the Gr.aip fa (a two decker) for the purpose, and enumerated the internal arrangements for the ac commodation of poor seamen, and that 3,0001 a year would set the establishment well afi,at. The Bishop oiCiaisrsit strongly urged the proprir ty of adopting the resolutions for the establishment of tha institution, detailed in the report. 'Lords Kenyon and Calament successively addressed the meeting in behalf of the institution, and a large sub scription was entered into on the spot. His Majesty, who promised lo send a donation of 50 guineas, and 50 guineas annually, sent a cheque for ion guineas, and an order to have his name entered as an annual subscriber for lOU guineas also. Pr ince Leopold sent bol. the To miry House tool. the East India Com pany tool the Royal Exchange Assurance, the London Assurance, and the Batik, 1001. each, and there was a lose list of noble names. The subscription list, not withstanding the shortness of the notice, amounted in donations to upwattls of 2,5001. and iu subscriptions to 3001. annually. The Meeting. after entering into several Resolutions, adjourned. COURSE OF EXI Amsterdam, 12 14 C. F. Ditto, at sight, 12 Rotted Jam, 12 15 Antw.erp, 12 11 Hamburgh, 38 7 Allows, 3S 8 Park, 3 thya' sight, 25 80 Ditto, 26 Boiirdeaux, 25 15 Frankfort on theNlaine,lso, Pries-shores, 04 3 U. Vienna, El. Flo. 10 20 Trirate, El. Flo. 10 20 Madrid, 35—Cadiz, 34 Gilboa, 35;—Barcelona, 35 Lord Donoughmore has postponed the second reading of the Catholic Bill till this evening, and the Intokrants will not fail to make the mast of the intermediate time. Petition► are coming in from every quarter in which the Clergy have coercive Influence enough to produce them; for ourselves, we have scarcely any hope that the Bill will pass the Lords, knowing, as we do, the influence that ministers can command, and remembering that the liberal declaration made by Lord Castlereagh in the other House, that "this question was meant to stand on its own ground, unaided one wxy or the other by the' influence of Government," has not been repeated by either the Chancellor or Lord Liver pool;—be it as it may, if the emancipation of the Roman Catholics be not achieved this sessions, they may rest assured that it will be the next—the present generation is too enlightened to allow eight millions of their fellow-subjects to continue deprived of the privileges of their birth, because the prejudices of a superannuated Peer may conjure up or anticipate HANGE, APRIL 14. Seville, 354—Gibraltar, 30 Leghorn, 461—Genoa, 433 Matta, 44—Venice, 47 60 Naples, 383—Lisbon, .8.1 Oporto, 491—Bahia, :15 Hui Juneis u. 49 Pdertito, 11S Dublin, PI per cent. Cori!, 8 per cent. Foreign gold in ours, 31. 17s. 10Id. per uz. New Donbloung, 31. 14;. Sd. New Dollar*, 4A. 10d. Silver in tuts, stundard, 44. 11d. dangers from an act of simple justice. It is confidently asserted in the higher circles that an illustrious inlividual has commanded it to be notified, that he does nut wish to bias the vote of any Noble Lord on the Catholic question, and the friends of justice, therefore, appear to have a reliance on the success of the measure;—from good autho rity, however, and from communications made to us from a quarter highly competent to form a correct estimate upon the subject, we have reason to fear that the Bill will be thrown out by a majority of about 23. ------ • -- • - Intelligence from Grenoble of the sth of April, states, " Grenoble enjoys at present the greatest tranquillity, and every thing proclaims that for the future, this quiet, so desirable, will not be disturbed." A notification has been issued by the Governor of Milan, for recalling all subjects of Austria be longing to the Milanese territory, who had gone over to Piedmont. This order is chiefly understood to have been directed against the students of Paris, who had joined in great numbers the students of Turin, whose attachment to constitutional princi ples has been so conspicuous. Colonel Ford is mentioned as likely to succeed Lord Castlereagh in the representation of the county Down. Two other candidates are mentioned, viz. W. Ward, of Bangor, and M r.Needham, son of Lord Kilinorey. ALARMING Fl R L.—About one o'clock on Satur day morning, a most destructive fire broke out on the premises of Messrs. How and Thanks, coach makers, Great Qneen.street, Lincoln's Innsfields, which totally destroyed them, together with the dwelling house. It quickly cointuunicated to the premises of Mr. Lowe, coach-plater, which were totally destroyed. The most prompt assistance was rendered by the engines belonging to the various Insurance Offices. About half past five o'clock the whole front of both buildings fell into the street with a tremendous crash. The flatting-mills of Mr. Phillips on the one side, and the workshops of Mr. Robinson on the other, situate in Parker -street, were saved with the utmost difitcuulty. We under stand the premises were insured. No lives were lost. CAUTlON.—Persons having empty houses to let should be on their guard against a scoundrel with the ai.peurance of a respectable tradesman, who is in the habit of applying to view empty houses, and who, if the key be entrusted to him, strips the house of door-leeks, hell., &c.—His depredations have been frequent in the neighbourhood of Islington. Thomas Meyers, Wm. Jarvis, Jesse Sangwell, and John Lambe'', who were tried and found guilty at the last assizes for the county of Surrey, are ordered for execution at Hursenionger-lane, on 11 ednestluy morning next. Meyers and Jarvis were convicted of passing forged notes ; and the other two of the burglary at Englelield-green. PRICE OF STOCKS. Bank Stork 2221 (Minium 0. per Cent. Red. 71i I Imp. 3 per Cent. 711 per Cent. Commis 72 Indite Bonds 46 3} per Cent. 614 Ilona lock 2294 4 per Cetil. 884 Exchequer Itui• lit, dis. S per Cent. :sags!, 1074 C 0... for AL. 721 L n Attu. IS 6-16 Lottery Ticket, £l4 14e. Private letters have been received from the North of Italy, one of which, dated Turin, the 4th inst , states, that the Prince of Carignano departed front Novara uu the 29th, in the same secret manner as be abandohed the capital ; and it is added that he burst into tears, and exclaimed, that he had been betrayed: Of his /subsequent adventures, it is re lated that he repaired to Modena; but the new King refused to receive him, and that he had gone, in consequence, to the Court of hissfather-in-law, the Grand Duke. of Tuscany, in Florence. The Prinaxt q'ciirignano watexpected to join him there. TILE NATIONAL REGISTER. Lotthon. MONDAY. APRIL 16. We have received the Paris papers of Wed nesday last. A report prevailed at Vienna that the Russian army, on its march for Upper Italy, having become dispoieable in consequence of the recent events in that country. would be employed against Spain. This report is not very probable, but it skews what the people of Vienna think of their Sovereign and his Imperial Ally. Spain, if as much in their power as Naples, would equally feel their vengeance. A most important petition has been presented by Mr. Lambton from Lyme Regis, complaining that the right of voting which belonged to all the resident freeholders had been usurped by about thirty per sons, who were under the direct influence of a cer tain Peer. The interference of a Peer in any way in the election of a Member of the House of Com mons, is, by a .standing order of that House, a P7Ff... 7 r' i