560 THE NATIO A Wag devilhot.% di.css.sion then took place between Mr. Lois Mr. GrAst, Mr. Wilberforce, and several other Members. Sir M. Rint.Ev complained of the heavy expence of the cavalry, volu iti cr eay.,l f v, Mr. J. P. GR NT enquised whether it was intended to preserve the volunteer e: , -. - airy In the fiv,:tein of intel nol defence. Lord PA cRsToN atr.viere , l in the affirmative, RS the geveral Magi tratos throughout the kingdom praised that species of (met; as being parties!! .;.Iv es vireab'e in quelling distorhances. It.,ohstion4 for grantS of men and money were pnt and a-v.:red to, without any di visimm—Repoi t on \tontine. GohnoN moved tor is Committee to enquire into the conduct of Governor Ainslie, late of Dominica, and about tit go to that 141 and again as Governor; but the motion being strongly oppoy,cd by Sir K. Heron and inla rs, on the ground that no charge bad been ruos•aatiated against Governor A inslee, it was negatived. The re;nainiug Orders of the Day being disposed of; the House adjourned. TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTq. Corf•y, late of Derby, juiner, !ri surrender June 15, 1(3, and July 11; at melye, at the King's Ar s Taveri4, Derby. Aitornies ' Mr. Savage, Great Winchester-street, Loudon; and Mr. GreAyec. Derby. J. hro , :ks and J. Frith, of Kensington, builders, June 3, 10, and July It. at tt.elye, at Guildhall, London. A ttornies, Messrs. Wah ken an•l Raskin, Old Jewry. J. King,tnill, of Rochester, leather-seller, June (I, 11, and July 11, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Lewis, Mark-lane, Lon& n. E. Williams, of Bristol, upholsterer, June 9, 10, and July 11, at ten, at the It urnirt.r Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Poole and G;c:nficid, Cray's Inn.tquare, London; and Messrs. Boynton, Bris tol. J. Davies, late of Robeston-Wathan. Pembrokeshire, corn•mer chant, June 9, In, and July 11, at twelve ' at the Castle Inn, Haver fordwest. Attornies, Mr. Evans, Havalordwest ; and Mr. Jones, Cat Winchester street, London. J. Hill, of Bristol, grocer, June 14, 15, at eleven, and July 11, at oin?„ at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. A ttornies, Messrs. Vizarc!, Itutcli:nion, and Blower, Lincoln's Inn, London ; and Mr. Cox, C.. Emus, of High Grove, Gloucestershire, and Sir T. Jell, of Glouce , ter f Knt. bankers, June 12, I'3, and July 11, at eleven, at the King's Head li.rr , Gloucester. Attc,rines, Meisrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbr , tt, New Inn, London; and Messrs. Wilton, Gloucester. N. Bogle French, Augustine Bogle French, and John Barton of the Old South Sea House, Broad-street, Loudon, merchants, June 3, 13, and July 11. at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Shavim, Le Blarce, and Shawe, Tudor -street, Blackfriars. W. Thomas, of Tichbornc-street, odinan, June 6, 13, at twelve, an:l Ju'y lt, lat ten, at Guildhall. Attories, Messrs. Jones and Bland, Great Mary-1e bone- stri.er. '`' SATURDM'S LONDON GAZETTE. !IA NKRUIarS. I) Taylor, of P:•rtsihnuth, money-scrivener. J. Rushton, of West Derby. Lanosster, joiner. J. "[horn, Jun. of Maneh.:ster, clrtn.Nist. A. Heurtley, laie ot Pot tsuiouth, merchant. • .t. P.rwlett, of King.stre2t, Holborn, v!4;tualler. T. Branlon, of Sticktvell• Green, coach-master. S. Cheerio, of Blackman-street, Southwark, oilman. W. Smith, of Urriomstreet, Southwark, Inner. T Lewis, of Birninplarn, brass-fin:l(ler. I . Wilday, of Birmingham, •traw-hat-manufacturCr & Padbury, of Cirencester, silversmith. S. Ray, ot Fanningteu, SulKilk, merchant. D. Solomon, of Queer...street, Birmingham, hardwareman. W. Kaye, of Liverpool, paper.dealer. T. Garstord, : t West Lavington, Wilts, butcher. Vti. Eyre, of Newark, NAtingharri, merchant. W. Gutch, of Hop-gardens, Miriellesex, woollen draper. C. .IJo.es, of i.;eraihril, woollen-draper. T. Bet 411, of L ris 01, how:longer. S. Ring, of Bristol, glans and china-seller. J. Itruwy, a Manchester, niercirant. Scatratt, o. Caunock, Stallard innkeeper, . Smith, of Fontitis,dort, Sussex. mines. 1. Taylor, of '%‘' arwiek• lane, carcalso.burcloer. W. Hai r Igor, cl I)t,hcross, York, COriltiCalM 7 . u) of bath, dealer and chapta:d4 ). Sniith, or tiroad.street, merchant. 3. Livatt,ol NQW3II-41Atti VorUeud.plaec t jeweller. ..~ PRICE OF STOCKS rEsrEowAY 3 Per C.M. Cont. — 3 per Cent. Waved... 4 per ('Ant. • • l3 Pi. Wits. & Per Ceuta. Cousols for Account Us THE NATIONAL REGIkT Loitiptt, SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 1615. SURRENDER OF THE NEAP° LITAN FLF. OCCUPATION OF NAPLES:BY OUR TR This gratifying intelligence,- preceded by the the French frigate Melpomene, whit h had endea . violate the blockade of Naples, w:ts received '' Lloyd's, and communicated to the public in the shape : Extract qf a Laicr from the Agents to Lloyd's at May e.!. " We communicated on the 10th instant the captor pomene French frigate, by the Rivoli, it) attempting passage into Naples. By an express sent by Lord Be Florence, which arrived here last night, we learn tha) inst. a British division, composed of his Majesty's sir dons, Alcmene, and the Partridga, arrived in the and threatened to bombard the city, on %%Well Madame . inimcdiatcly on board Prince Cariati to treat for the saret; capital. " Prince Cariati agreed to the following conditions.: " Article I. The two Neapolitan sail of the line acs Bay of Naples shall immediately be delivered to his Bri jesty's ship. " Art. 2. The naval arsenals of Naples shall likens ice up. and Commissioners named to make an inventory sent state. " Art. 111. The line-of-battle ship which is on the ing, with all the materials necessary to compleat her, fall into the power of his Britannic Majesty's ship.. stores iu the arsenals deriving from this capture shall disposal of the British Government, and that of his King of the Two Sicilies, Ferdinand IV. " It is reported that there was a numerous fleet of I sight, and much discontent amongst the inhabitants favour of a surrender, and iu all probability the city dered up soon after. " By a private letter from Rome of the 13th inst. we Cardinal Maury has been arrested, and sent to the Angelo ; as likewise Advocate Lambert, Ex-President, 760,000 crowns, which Cardinal Fesch and his sister Tortonis Bank, have beep seqnestrated," Ii LIGHT OF MURIT TO FRANCE.—FIELD ACCEPTANCE OF THE CONSTFIUTL We received French Papers of the 31st ult, The Gazette de France, states that Murat had Toulon. If this he true, and the intelligence just communicated adds greetly to the pectiseisili' the report, the downfall of this double traitor,iias more rapid than the most sanguine hopes could ciliated. The Moniteur contains an Austrian the 13th May, which shows the deplorahl read the pretended deliveret of Italy was te, never bren famous fur retreats. When 'parte left him at Smorgonit...to lead !talk to.' Ir • JUNE sik t .. :h r s. 'ER. :nT, AND LOOPS. e capture of leavoured to cstertlay at he following Genoa, dated ire of the Mel. 1 , 4 to force her lergliersh from at on the 13th ship, 'freincn- ky of Naples, me Murat sent safety of that actually in the Britannic Ma. ;e be delivered y of their pre. le stocks build. , must equally The ships and remain at the is Majesty the transports in is ho were ill y was sullen. we learn, that e castle of St, esident. That had lodged io OF MAY—. lON. t. yesterday. d landed at hick we have hility of the has been still Id have anti- c dispatch of )le state to rduced. lie hen BOMA- . the Nicene*