~i~ LONIiON GAZ.EITE, Apr:.l lIANKRITPTCY SITP".IISF/WT). Lit S. Gt. A tie-street, BANKILUIPIS. Til4CitilaY T. and R. GreenlvieN, April Ys. May 9, Jim G. at Ans. S !!'l 1.. jeweller, April 4A, May 5, Janc 6, at tr.d L t."! 3. ( A C.011.: - ..1:i . b.:1.1.1S, It lip brokrr, April . .. , lity I(. auil Co. r nrimpers, 4.11 Co. r •.,1 .., 7: ta, , , Art r•-csid, WCII.LIAIIs L. •,ttt • \la•; 9, Jou,: ac Att. : Britt; 6 - a ‘t. I. I. :t r, May 4, 5, June u, a Bristol. . , £aaa;•:~ !- ~'. ~ u. a .:.: II t: 9, iluic 6, at 4,, 44144, ~ 1 s. merchant. • • ; Av.,. oupkr a:la Co. 41 ;. .t; u, 7, Junc 6, at Bristol. Atts. . t'... . . 1•:”. r... 14,.• !, . • • May 7. k. Jr - 4.1.• G, at Lyi• ,•lr, la. i t L. I;,lliorri.c4put, Gray's Inn. J: . • w; .1. 1..., d . -..! It, May C, 7, Jane 6, at Lecd:•. .‘t• r. 1. •.•!...rt..: ...1 I .4.4 . 1,:4.- of It April iaf Ili, .1.: .. dale, (;ray's Clot:0011Y . 1 . Salford, f -.• . May 11.12, Jutt,•il, at Att. Mr. ( PLAI.II . I/1:.!: I. 1. !.tte ! • •, WIICII maker, 'Ly 2, IG, June::, at t.:4111.l.:311. .1 . 1 !I . CO. Chaucer}}-Lute. Y C. it A Liou and iiiread Cagle Yard, Whiteclmpel, tiable April te, May 9. June 6, at Att. Mr. Gray, Obhccitt: 3W. fat! of Ottoa House. Leicemer, farmer, May 15, June-G. at llirininghani. At.s..4.l!xarter anti Co. New Inn. I'nt r.. - u.sr.h J. Battle Bridge, ir.eiti•:ll manufacturer. April 24. Mny 9, June 6, at Guildhall. Art. Mr. Toultuin, Carmarthen ` stres-t, Tottenham Critut.road. Iltimop C. High street. Borough. linendraper, May 4,9, Jupe 6, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Wright, Upper Than:a-street. JUNE IS It. late of Bardney, Lincoln, blacksmith. May 2.9. June 6, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Spencer. Belvedere-place. lioreugh- Gooc4r J. B. late of Warnford-cotirt, Throgmorton•street. rner cliz.ht, May 2.12, June 6, at GaillhalL Att. Mr. M0unt,..7.'0- Lt.huu.se-yard. - . : • Art. Mr. B. Martin- DIVIDENDS. R. tlason. late of Norfoll 7 sCred — t, - 1 - fiti - lelex car:cr an.'. Aprll2B. and Robinson, Paternoster-rots,booksellerr, May 19. W. Wait!. Iluildersfield, plumber, May ih. J. Gloucester-street,Queen-square: Mira, May 16. J. Ward; B aria% Suffolk, merchant. May 27. 11..W.0.1,11vc1e5, Suffolk, grocer, May 27. A. Stansbi. ' Birmingham. merchant, June& J. Lacy, Whitby. York. ship builder, May 13. ]t. Norwood, Sirand, glass dealer, May T. W. Ifunt, 't hrrommtiimatreet„ 31ay I'. 'r. Binh, jun. Winn. I.arcaster, linen inaaufacturer.-Mq 30. .1. decks „ Wimburn-Mhoter, Dane. tantur. May 19. S. Kay, l'unnington, Soffulk, merchant, May 19. r. Ithcock, A.bingdon. woollendr..per, May 16. W. llohlerm.a. late of "l'hurlby, I..acJ:r.. runer. `.fay is. J. Fluter. 1.i , ..t.r i t001, timber mercli..nr, MJ? W. Butl^r, Pre.edt. I.:me...star. num:rye:xi, Miq 21. S.. f:n ;port. slopscller, May 19. W. fleck i,juit WI:a:on-Minster. Dorset, tanner, May S. J. Sawk.ni, Margate. money.-.arivener, May is. J. Fowlcr, Hirehin-lane. broker, ?day 16. J. and H. Hebert. Tokemboule-yard, brdkers, May 16. A. 11. rdieson„ Ilernmal Street, Rirt.cll-square, merchant, May 23. W. Thomas. 1.i.d.: Marcie. Herefocd. tanner. Jcv.c 3. .1 Crockett, Coventry. ribbon manufacturer, June 4. B. M. Baron and S. Wilkin;luverluu, Norkilk, paper manufac. turcri. C.. Iluckeritlgc, Pangbnume.lierks. timber merchant. May 19. CENTIFICATES.I.iAY 16. W. Brown. )lilford, Pembroke. sail niaker—.J. Ritller, \Vore-ter. dealer--I. Davits, Ilansaintfraid. Det.bigh, spirit dealer—T. Good. year, of Altlersgate Street. straw hat maker—H. Adutan jan. Leek harppetcad, Berks. farmer-41. Wardell, Brighton. stable k,..eper.— C. T. Cracklow. Seo!t'r Wharf. Southwark, marble inereilant—A. Bruer. J. brown, an‘: G. Scott, London, army clothiers—J. F. Burge, and M. Fooks, rms Puii!ings, Wood Street. Cheapsidc, hosiers—J. Wigier, liarwizh sail maker—T. Po:ter. Longtown, Cumberland, innkeeper—T. Davies, jun. Chorlton, Cheater, farmer. TITE NATIONAT, 11rG15111.1. mils are filled with the important articles of trials, 1 fetes and fires—nnd with the exception of a few faint and distant peals of thunder from the eastern and western henaispheres, traoquillity appears to reigme very where. The Frc.i:h papers still teem with the pro cee.diags at Alti, about the murder of Fualdes, the ter miliation of which, it seems, is :is distant as ever. ICI. Flevcc's trial has trivancel one step more, lie has Int:de his tietence, aril mu• there is to be another week's pause for the Kin.„; l s Alvecate to I-rep:ire Lis reply. In this respect they ocetaialv do " order things better Engl:nid. The Chea.ber of Deputics has not yct dyne with the Builget th-sy have now arrive:l at the crwn tl;ifire, so that lye exr•ct a renewal of the pathetic orations concerit;tig• ~ h.c A Ili:A troops, whose su'esi.lecoct• is necessarily inch- 1 A the estimates. Various ru mours hare teen aileat ie:.p , :cting the adjustment of the 'liquidations, but nothing is known except that they cm i'ie vttled. It is said that the Cou , ,zress of Sovereigns will be held at Ai::-la-Chupelle, add that the Prussian 'guaro.ls have already set out.for that place. The dispute between Spain and America " touches not us," but we hope, at all events, that the peace may nut be broken. Contradictory accounts have arrived from !nal, but according to the latest arrivals, tranquillity was in a great measure restured..—eintlittlt had not violated the treaty, as reported, and the only enemies rentals:in:4 wer.: the rclies of the Peish wa's army and the Pin dareei. .An insurrection had broken out in Ceylon, the object of which was to place a relative of the de posed King of Candy on the throne. I t was not deemed of any importance. The House of Commons has been usefully if not at tractively employed. The Nays and Means for the year have been discuss'J, anti agreed to, without much opposition, anti the Chancellor of the Exchequer's plan of providing for the 14 millions defleient by the new Si per cent. stock, has icily succeeded, the subscription being completed sour; days since. Mr. Tierney's motion is again pat oil on account of Lori Castlereagh 's in disposition. We must again call the attention of our readers to the executions for f:Jrgery. Great interest has been ex cited by the fate a Harriet Skelton who suffered on Friday; and the exertions of the Duke of Ciloucester in her behalf, demand the appla= of every friend of humanity in the countty. Thc kingdom echoes with the cries for reform, either in ,'ho Jaw, or in the Bank notes themselves, and we most ardently hope the latter amendment will be speedily accomplished, and that the Committee of Bank Directors will be re:ieved from their labours on this subject, as an attention of 15 years must have greatly injured their health and peace of mind. Th.: House of Commons has ordered ret-arns of their Law Expenecs, which we ,have no doubi. will qa.ake the na tion shudder et their auto _wt. ATIVIL I'OREIGA INTELLIGENCE. TETERSBURCIH,'MARCH 28.—The Panoptiearr, a wboden building, live stGries which lay out at' the city on the other side of the Neva, was a prey la the flames. This building tvas erected only a few years ado, after a Very iagkrtilt):l3 :tad :18 workshops tbr hiativ Lein; ices of the mar-tic. It %Vat , : :Aso used as bar.. foc sailors. It WitS capable t)t coutalaing :3 ; 000 In the inidslle ..f the It.t!ding there. WIS a . a: throi!%;la the 1 - .:orios, and from w:•' ~ fl the e the superin tentlitut of the work?, seen himself, he could se' 'ogs in the cylinder, and tho ~ , : erk-recrrts, tritieh were carniiilici •nt 1, 1:y .• —‘ther contrivance, catticl let Tirt.ps:r. .f•'• (1' ;Id m•erl:•JI c::ch • • . • , • : 1 .10 th(rlg ,very lv c:c :!oors to Car ttylintier, c.;);.ziing• fro:u snperiat , :ad nit c.)ol:i con' oat of the i.~>.,. . ~:J , whe , aevti. it was nets::-ary, architect of this buildla'ef was die Central In the lowest story was the steala-ca . :lne, by which all the machinery was put in motion. Unhappily some of the workmen have perished in this dreadful fire, which broke out is the Cage, in the lower story. and rapidly communic.uzel to time ether parts of the ?z. Ariesx.t, Aran. 4 —Yesterday erming the liazizott of this capita? was light.Al up by a prG.142,-lous Cue in a wood mug: tine belonging to the bakers. A misuntkr standing e-tised the eaginei to be sent to the other side of the Durtubo, the extinguishing of the fire wac d.olayetl. Tic r i nalttlty of wood burnt i 3 esti. 'hated at IGO cortir. At , ‘an. :G.—The Alnbassalar to tile German ConfOcration has glysnt back to Count Las Cases, wir, is still at FrankfLa, his papa's, wiiich were.sequestratel in EngNal On ~miry several of the Charges d'Affaires and Commissioners of Foreign Powers, e:nployed in the negeciations respect:tig the liquidations, assembled at the hotel of the Duke cf R cllington, who had a long conference with them. It is added, that front the preparationsinaking at the hotel, there was reason to believe his Grace would immediarely set out for Loudon. The Marquis Chohnondelcygave a sumptuous dinner, on Thursday, rt Cholmondeley House, in honour of the Prince Regont's birth. The banquet was of the most costly description, an.l was served urn:a an entire scar. vice of massive silver plate. The party connisted of the Bishop of Exeter, the Vice Chancellor, Lord ‘Villimat Bentick, the Earl of Harrington. the Earl of Mae-cies. &id, Lord George Burresfbrd, Lord Hentey,(ieneral Taylor, General Hulse, Sir Edmond Nagle, Mr. \Vat— son, and Mr. Brent. Those of the company, who are Officers of the Household, arrived in Riyal carr:azes. Air. Otridge, the Governor of Bury gaol, has been employed to have a plan and model of that prison, with such improvements as he thitila proper, inade for the Emperor of Russia. The Dute of *Richmond's salary and military al lowances, as Governor-General and Commander-in. Chief in Canada, amount to upwards of 10,0001. a year. The Dole of Kent ie expected to leave town on Monday next fur Colchester, where his Royal nes3 will embark on board one of the packets for Ostend, and thence proceed to Brussels Just published, in 2 voh.'Svo. price 11. Is.in hoards. OBSERVATIONS on the STATE of IRELAND, principally directed to its Agrieultur: and Rural Population ; in a tic.ries of Letters written on a Tour throuuli that Country. By J. C. CUR %YEN, ISin. M.P. • !.tendon : Printed7o;ll . :ZdWin . . - 6;:lOa,":;:i"di , y, Paterno s ter-row. PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS FOR TUE ENSUING WEEK. THEATRF. ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. T,,..norrow—Bdlarnira:; or, The Fall of Tunis--Harlequin liver. Tticbdyllol, Roy Merl Iregn:—(lst time) La CLuce—Wfo's my . • r sit Ile? Thursday—The i re , in, Itri:', i o:—`.‘":.o% my rather? ho't ray ? SADLEWS ‘17.:1,T S. TO-MORROW and five following et•eniugs. will be . presented ELEMENTS ; Or. Where is Harlequin ? Clown. l‘lrs Grimaldi. •After which. a New Caledonian Melange. called The GATHERING of the CLANS. • Tht• Union Pipes. by Mr. M. M•Gregor. The Piece will commence with a Grand Banquet Szene. and conclude with the Clans Gathered to Battle. In this Scene will be performed a Caledonian Ballet. Master Healy will sing a Parody on •• Scots wha' ha wi' Wallace IVid.” The Entertainments to conclude with The GHEBER ; Or, The Fire Worshippers. Taken from the popular Poem of ." Lallah Bookh." The Last Scene ex hibits the Conflagration of the Tei - ni.le of the s:m on Beal Water. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. LONDON: SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1818. '`;Vs have seldom encountered a week mere devoid of puliticr.l intelligerce than the one w'nloh has just ex pired. The nations of the world seem, for the most parr, occupied with their internal.affaira. .The jour- The letters this morning from China, state a circum stance of much interest. A serious misunderstanding has arisen between the Chinese Authorities and the British traders, respecting reported smuggling by the country ships. Bonds have teen demanded from the owners, which ha•i bun premptarily refused : a gene ral search of all British vessels h.O been threatened. In consequence of this high language, Captain Covell, of the •Orlando frigate, had proceeded from Macao to Canton, accompanied by several nicreli,zats and super- cargoe3 We have received Xfuntreal P. p: to .the (hl Inc disputes between the Hudson's any Company and the North West traders are expected to be immediately decided at the Session of Oyer and Termir.er, Munt real.—On the .23 March, bills of indictment were found against Cuthbert Grant, Alexander Fraser, Thomas Nl'Kay, and fourteen others, for the murder of Governor Semple, and twenty others. near •the settle ment of Red. River, on the Oth June, 1816. True bills were also found against a number of persons as accessories before ani after the fart, and for pillaging and burning• the settlements on the Red-River. Lord Castlereagh has been indisposed for several days , be, however, gave a grand official dinner on Thursday in honour of the Itygent's birth day ; the consequence of which was, that his Lordship was worse on Friday and uttabie to attend his . Parliamentary duties. The fonrieenth annual exhibition of the Sociefy of Painters in oil and water-colours was opened on :Won day last, at the Great Room, Spring-gardens. Land scapes and pieces of stid life abound more than usual, bat a large number of them are very beautifully cxc cnted. The most eminent as well as the most nu menms contributors to this department are Robson and •C. V. Fielding. Among . the drawings by the tbrmer, the more striking are two different views of Durham Cathedral and one of (Gogh: Castle, Doric.. shirt, in a misty morning : Fielding's best attempt is a :distant view of Caernarvon Castle, in broad sun shine. Siephanon Mus;cat Converiation has .t mu it at least of rich colouring ; and druni::,,ks .the interior of Carlton House display great accuracy and high finishing. A picture by Landsecr Fighting Dogs getting; wind, was much admired ; also one by Cawse, Sir .lohn Falstqf ex2ntining.his Recruits, in which tho " magnanimous'' Feeble and the solemn Justice Shal lots are drawn with great spirit. Of flowers and fruit this exhibition also contains some well-executed spe cimens. We must not omit to notice some very fine sketches by Haydon, and to point out among them a 'mad- of the poct Wordsworth, drawn in the most masterly mid striking manner, and a perfect likeness. We could nave wi,•hed that the collectiwt bad contained more pieces of this description ; but on the whole, we are convinced that no one can view it without gratificc- , .• ! .c , n _ MArits-rraim. Catteas:s —Henry Morton Dyer, Esq. recently appointed at Worship-street. is transferred from that office to Marlborough-street, in the room of Mr. Gifford. •Ilobert Belville, Esq. one cf the Magis trates at Skuiwell Office," is appointed to succeed Mr. Dyer, at Worship-street. Mr. Mainwaring's health is in so precarious a state, that he is not able w attend his duties.--Evening Paper.