TILE NATIONAL REGISTER. Astother division took place on the elnuse collectively, the numbers of which were—For the clause, 73 t—Against it, b ; ....-m3jority, 18. •rbilt this 4.qi he engrossin"," the House again diva:led, and there appcured—For the question 84—Against it 33.—Ninjority Al.. Tile. Bill was then ordered to be read' the third time on Monday. The AITORNEV-.I';KNER A t,, in empequence of the lateness of w the present Session, nithdre the Seditious So c ieties' Bill. for Ole purpose of brin:ing it fornard early iu the ensuing Scasion of • JUNE il. C ignition of these condhions from the Ansel lean Governmeht„ For this purpose you are at liberty to rommunieate this diApa frit • ;n eJi t tnigi to the American Secretary of State. Upon receiv.. it g tbroagh you, on the part of Abe American Got eminent, a dis inct and official recognition of. the three - mentioned condi. tions, his Majesty will !we no time in sending to America a 'lister fully empowered to consign them to a formal and rectilar treaty. As, however, it .is possible th a t the delay which most intervene before the actual conclusion - of a treaty may appear to ti e American Government to deprive this ar rangement of part of its beneCts, I am to authorize your if the American Government should he desirous of act, !ng troon the agreement before it is reduced to a "regula. form (either by the immediate repeal of the Emborgo, and tLe tither Acts in questioh,or by engaging to repeal them on a pa l cular clay) to Assure the American Government of his 11;jesty's readiness to meet such a disposition its tire tnonner be,t calcuiat. (41 to give it immediate ctfect. Upon the receipt here of an official Note, containing-an eugagement for the Adoption by the. American Government of Ile three conditions above vivified * his Majesty will be prepared, on the faith of such engagemeat,• either immediate (if the repeal sholi have been immediate in America) or on any day specified bj the mericanCo%i4nmeni of that repeal, r ec ip roca lly to :cell time Orders in C ouncil, with. oat wailing for Plte conclusion of the Treaty ; and you :ire au thorized. in the eircumistatree:: it ,iris de, , cribed, to tal... such re ciprecul engagement oss his Majeify's behalf. I um, &r. CEO. CAKNING. TUESDAY'. GJZETf E. ET f AtiITKRUPTI:Y ENLARGTIO. • JOHN L08H.4 N, Crest Wild-skeet, Lincoln' s -liul4, coarh-plate ccuader,.ftutu Jane 10, to July *9, it tea, at Guildhall. • Is t vrlci s RICHARD TIAN si:vecrso.iil•• AllltAtil AM RODSOLL, Shrer;:e4., linen-drsper. f; SKIRIPTS. (20.9.:1E BLF.F,KLY, 14;74i,ye Kei iroemon,Ter, to turreader, Jut-! 1.1 o,a dl Out, 14, at tea, at Guild;uttl, Lidd,)•!. :lfforniftf, Mr. Hum, Fd,rrey , Stra.all; or Marklew, WtOsall, .IA Ale:S Avritinorlaid. c10.114 , r, I.!, at two, 17, and Jai/ I'l , , at one, at Guildhall, Lfrik 11. Attornks, !Messrs. Pam r and Ina 4, Hr. -stredt-jd Loa& .t. JOHN - SLEVEWRIGHT, - lilrb fle,lltett is the Forest, Cuntherland, rattle deeler. Inge add duly IN at eleve , l, at the Crown at:;: 4tternl or Mr. Il!nir, •;ttOtie;ll. 14. N NS, ju Norwich, enal-awri:h.tel, Jane 1.?. at four, '2.1. at ~00,1. and*.Culy 11. i. at four, ;ft the Read, I•b t. e Markel-Place, Nord it:h. t. tor4io6, M Bo;pee, Nareicir ;or Mestrzi.Winduti,Suo, and tioltaway, Chtme tt ry • hoe. • -• EDWARD JACKSON, livrOpy.flown, S rrev, brew-r, Jane 10, at (.4e, 1:7; at twelve, and Jelly IS, at stay, at Ultitdhae, Liadda. Mr. Jerin:u-stref James'i. HENRY MU W linli!dshr7(l:,e, vire •-•;,t , ner, .It.ne IS, •?0, :tadJuly'at ten, at Guildhall, Ltadeq. Alto, Mevt.t. Mii.tou and Pow tall, IrSuiaht. Ritlee•stert, Darters'-tlr.mous. MR. ERSKINE'S I NS'I'H UCTION S Copy of a Dlspatth frmn Mr t-;:• - eristary Camiing to the lion. • 1). M. Erskine, doted Forei„:l 'VII Jan. ISOg." Silt —lf there really exist is those wile are, to have a le:Oiti% shire ia the new adminit,tration of the United States, that disposition to come to a complete and cordial uniler standing with *Great Britaio, of which suit have received front them such positive assurances, in meeting ;:hat 'disposition, it would be useless and unprofitable to recur to a recapitolition of the causes from which the'dliThrences between Cie two Govetinnents Haile arisen, or of the ar‘-uments airealy So often repeated in support of that syMem of retaliation to which his Alojesty has unwilliogly had recourse. That system his Majesty tuts4t uo questimiably continue to maintain, uniess the object Of it can be otherwitie accomplished. Bot after the professioa on the pact of so many of the leadlog Members of the Government of IN.. Uni„ted States, of a sincere desire to tout! ibute to 1!;at objee. in a niatmer which shoald render' the continuance of the system adopted by the -British Govertonetit unnecessary, it is thought right that a fair opportunity should be afforded to the American Gov el:latent to espial!' its meatliog, and give proof of its sin eerily. The extension of the ititeriliction of the A meriran har bours to III!• ships of war of France as lien as of Great Britain, I , i.-, n, stoted in ioy former dispatch, an aeceptable symptom of F steal of impartiality towards both Belligerents ; the first that b-et: iely manifested hy the A ,sierican Government. `l'he 1. ..• of the N on-iniports6on Act to other Belligerems is • - cittall‘ proper . in this vi e w. These Meatzttref remove "hair preLoi.ary objections, which wu-t otherwise have precluilecl llSefit; oramirable discussion. In this state of things, it is j• for Great Britain to entertain propositions, which, ~4ile such manifest. partiality avag-s'oe'su to her enemies, were poi ~ . :);Ikis tent either with her dignity or her interest. From the report of your v.:an - yrs:Ain:is with Mr. blattlison, Mr. Gallatin, Smith, it appear:- Ist. iCiat the American Government is prepared, in the event of his Cifst. 'set:mt.-v:6u to withdraw the Cr lers in Cottnril of J anuary November 1807, ko it ithdraw contemporancoush su it, pari niter.lict ion of it; harbours to ships - u' war, aml Non laie'ecotirse Noa importation Art 4,4.41 far as respects (heat leaving them; in force %vitt) respect to Freince, and r- nilapt or act under bee licens es . 2 ; 11, is of he utmost itoportaoce, ns predul hu g a new I sourve hich might arise alloy ; mi d . t bent of the other questions), That America i 4 wi:ling to n in in re , florin,: the present war, the pre' ealliOn of e. hag on in time of linr :di trade oith the euelny's colonies, frolio which she svat: eX,ltrie:i during peace. Itrit;,i n , for the ourpo- , e of se c ur i ng the operation or t!ip ni..l of the b l oweil.le ;94. usimi of Americo, to e r i Aso; fra:n trodiog Fraoce, ant the Pow ers: topilog a-tile; tauter the rieccii llecr . ites, it to be coasider. ; 1 4 at itivei‘ tir.ipture aii ..".;ovcirao vessels a- nal. or a item pt ov, tr wilts p . of ;:ny ot • these o hidls ri f) for vatlrr of the 1.; : the eaisiti,.; it no!lii.taity itti ie,peet to r...r a: 13r11~1U ;done, o frill, in fact, rai,e it L 1 ith I%:spect to all the W•orlti. On these roniitions Majezt would consent to o the Order; in Council or,::tiary ,t:.:1 No v euther, iStir, so tar as j rospect4 A met Ica. Al the iis . st ;Intl scrop:: :ire the ,t;;;Ae*.Cloc i s of t h e I ertoii lir wit ; .f anti a* Att.. P,l;k -m•-•7 Itai reireally (!) 4: ?4 , rtr-t ti , ite)e% v.—etl to t 1111) i:o (Et the Irt: t sir !.i• f;‘) , :er.r.r.t to the one:it - reit:en: by l';•• r or'!;i0;:: or the. reTthla tinti4 of A'irerica w reTc h) Fr.st . re,:iyal the ran Atriei regoloinns vanilla(' to :9)015, that hi,' (isi l s yrrliniNlll w:ts itself aware, that witrce:iu I!):)te reil.a:ations must he it:tozrt her rif.l.4atory ; I fht:er myself' that: then: tyill trJ (I;tlirtilty ;:! a • - a, 4iLtiutt ;31 , 103h:4a i••• I) I Y I 1) Juae 27. DAL ill Hot erts Tionop-sueA, Lontkon, warehouseman, at two, at ./nl , O 17. Jnhn CbriWau Ilabe, Broadv,, , :•, Deptford, potter, at two, at Guild- Lndor. .iu r it'. ttichard Aratitagr, 11'1 , 14misister, Ircnrnon:vr, at twehe At I I.litih4:!. Ju . e John Dasaett, li4.lbunitierl4n(l-street, Strand, wiac.inc:cliant, at at Jude .9. itichan! Dtsies , Der:lira-street, Itastall-square, 'at &eve,' at Guiitlh3ll. June S.! in;fl Freeman, 0:1 Comptua-ctreii; ‘Ve.strulaver, carpelter, at e!t'fent • J . .t 29. Thu :t Is Niltraa. H•311)om, !Inca-11.111:N., at e`ove - t, Joie' 47. Ed jud lic34 Tab.:ritsele-Wetlk, Fiilentry-stiture, 11.11ov:ft t:t onv, at Guilttlia;l, .7 II e!):. D LV : 4 !lei, ff irrivx-stmt, Grivel-lane, I Guntlsaiteb, aruly ac. fe1!!!.31.311:tf T, at uite,;:.• G0i1(17..411. .i.:;no T 3. ft!sti:eial Altirate,jeveller at one, at Cnitilbal'. car 27. Thun-ai Cetton, sto•-th-tu•Oiter, at o:tc, at ;AMU. Jeff hoinas Drewcatt Itese, Mart:tura:4h, ‘l , ilts, tlltow-e:irn.l6r, at it:erra, at t!le J.,iy b. Crcr;e tat!nr, at ten, at Gun:M . 01,1:011110U. July F.4lwarl Tier Axbill, Tothill-t , trert, haberdasher, at t:pi,ttli )..John Co:Lcin, Totteallam, 1'01411.,•41.t x, nit .T'uant,at twe:ve, at Gt.ild • J ilie t(). Divid Glover, Guftvr-laie, London, merchant, at twelve, at Goili'► J.l. 1. 1 rt Woutwidr, baker, rot tea, at Guildhall, Toudnr. Ju Vi,leu, Midhunt, ttiaz,cx , dra i mr, at elittell, at Guiidhall !.0:1.`.11 . . . .. .1::1 + 1. J. hn Putts llalhert, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, utvrehmet, at tw.e, at Guild hall, L. I.ton. ./tr! , 2 ze. Ww..Po !fry, Slelraere, Yoec, clra•Ctctor, it eleven, at the Ororge Inn, Kin;r,%Loo :Ivor-Mal. June , Thorkart9 Scott, gel's Thumace Saat , j tn. and Dowzin Scott, (;11., tintrin*. YorII I Grocers, at eleven 2 • lit thy Oak Tree lan, in Agtaiiio -lane, In 0,4 s4lll COUnt.i. 576 Rw‘ ~~