!OA F; ISA TO' I: S LONDON G AZETTE,MeII. India-Rnard, WAitchoil, Mey 9. 161& A Dispatch, dated Calcutta, the 10th of December, 1815. of whico the following it an estnret, has been this day re- Feb ed at the Fast India• House from Genet Al the Earl of :%loiszt, R. G. Governor Gtmeral and Commander in Chielof the British Territories in India. " The possibility that a ship, now about to sail, may reach Euglaud before our regular divatchus, wonld render it an im proper omission, did I not offer you by her my cmtgrattilaibms on the close of the Gorklia war. The Treaty, w ithoot modifi cation of any of the articles which 1 thought toy self Ito tttttttttt preserilo., has been siowd by the Gurkha Neguciators, tool Mai yesterday ratified iii Council." _ . BANKRUPTCIES rst.Anc.En. H. Nmirt, of Cheaham, Bucka;sp Mater, draper, from May 7, to Junc 0, at Guildhall. T. Naafi, 'Of Chcsham, Bucks, brewer, from May 7, to Junc 25, at Guildhall. . . ...... BANKRUPTCIES SITE RSEDED. W. FIELD, of Croydon. Surrey. shopkeeper. C. WAuswoulu, Bis:topsgste-street, gnicer. BANK HU i'TS, S. Pattern, of Char t t t t t tttttttttttt victualler, May 14, tl, June 22, at Guildhall. Au. Mr. Beaurain, I.yen's•lnn. G. (sivvy, of boat.huilacr, May 18, 23, June 22, at Guildhall. Au. Martin, Vintners-hall. Upper Thames-A. T. 1). PI wocx, of St. reves. .Chtesehill, Winchester, wcol staiila. May 27, 28, June 22, at the George Inn, Winchebter. Att. Mr. Tilbury, Kiloon.strevt. ALl:rsgate.street. J. MATltias, and T. Itnwes, of Haverfordwest, bankers. :Nifty 15. 24, June 22, at the (Wilma Tavern, BristoL Mts. Sweet and Co. Basing:lA-street. T. lirmitooxr. of Alleombe, Somerset. tanner, May 21, 22. June 22, at the White Hart Inn, Wellington. Aft. Mr. Veutt, Upper E.litF.is, Cheater, cheese-factor, May 27, 251, June '2'2. at the Union Inn, Nantwich. A. Mr. liilditeh, tiidniuuth-street, Gray's-Inn-mad. G. WARD, of Quinton, Gloucester, dealer, May 21, 22, June 22, at the Cnion Tavern, Birmingham. Att. Mr. Nteholls, T. Ilistior. of Binningliam. bayonet-maker, May 24, 25, Jane 21, at the Royal Hots', Birmingham. Ate. Mr. Almander, Carey-street. T. NORRIS, of Lymingum, Southampton, victualler. May 31. June 1, 22, at the Public Booms, New Sarum. Att. Mr. Eniley, Temple. R. MAwstAB, of Beverley. Yorkshire, grocer, May 29. 30. June 22, at the Tiger Inn, Beverley. Atts. Edge and Co. N"ortblk-st. Strand. R. and J. WALKER, of Binninglieni, platers. May 24. 23, June 22, at the Union Inn, Birmingham. Atts. Hicks and Co. Bartletes-build ings, Holborn. II —lacy-sox, of the Strand, vintner, May 12, 25, June 22, at Guild hall, Att. Mr. Smith, Dorset-street. Salisbury-square. T. 11111. N Ea, Checkley, Fole, Stafford, miler, May 16, 17, June 22, the Talbot Inn. Derby. Atu. Long and Co. Gray's-inn. T. (7aitt.o2 and W. NYILLsost, LangbOurn-('hampers, Fenrhurch street. insurance-brokers, May 18, 25, June IN, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. .11anerman, Old Broad-s:reet. G.l.it start, lirightlichusume, perfumer, June 10, 11, 49, at the New Steyne llotel, Btighthelmstotie. Att. Alt.. Mutt, Grays-inn-place. J. Dicionsos, of Guildlisll-passage, warehouseumn, May IG, 25, June 22, at Guildhall. At., Wilde, Warwick-sq. Newgate-st. J. Bas•r.tat.E, late of Taunton, Somerset. brmli-manMacturer. May is, gs, June .22, at Guildl&l. Att. Mr. Richardson, Clement's-inn. T. Et.woirrti, late of Upper East Smithfield, hatter, May 18, 25, June 22, at Guildhall. Au,. Dennitts cad Co. King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street. _ _ _ 11:'1'.11;1DAC1t1:, Of Charing-Crass, dealer, May 14, 21, June 22, at GuiLlhall. Au. Mr. Edge, Es.sex-street, Strand. T. Sco•rr. of Liverpool, linen-draper, June 5, ti, 22, at the George, Liverpool. Atts. Clarke and Co. Chancery-lane. S. Pa oa, Cambridge, tin-plate-worker, May 14, 25, June 22, at Guildll. Atts. ooke and Co. Armoorer's-ball, Coleman-street. T...11N a►is sO,l, of Burnley, Laneaater, innkeeper, June 5, 4, Y!, at the Thont Inn, Burnley. Atts. Hurd and Co. Temple. J. WEEt.s, of Newport, Monmouthshire, boat-builder, May en, sn, June et, iv the house of James Jarvis. victualler, Bristol. Atts. Sir S. W hitcumbe and Co. Serjeant's-inn, Elect-stmt. C. M t•STOS, late of Epping ' Essex, school- . na , ter, May 21, Jure 4, , 22, at Guildhall. Ana. f,owlass and Co. St. Mildred's-court, Poultry. J.'fant.E•rog, late of Liverpool, merchant, June 5,6, IN, at the Gwrge, I .i. , •crpool. Atts. Lace and Co. Liverpool. M. Vat ttEr:ss, of Bishop-Weannouth, Durham, merchant, May 20, June 3, 42, at the. George, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Atts. Atkinson and Co. Chancery-lane. G. Vt coxn, of Ludgate-hill, linen-draper, May IS, 25, June 22, at Guildhall. Atts. Bountillon and Co. I .ittle Friday-street W. Wit:GINS. of Suaderland near the Sca, Durham, seedsrnan. June _ . 4,3, 29., at the Bridge Inn, Bishop Weannouth. Au. Mr. Blakis ton, Symond's-inn. T. Mt: ItCE it and J. IlAnt.ow, of Tonbridge, Kent, bankers, May 14, Ju.r.• 22, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Smith, Finslnry-square. J. Woon, of Bloc' . urn. Lancaster, baker. June 3, 4,29, at the Bay Horse, Blackburn. Att. Mr. Wi gleoworth, Grays-inn. T. Br WI 0N • Market Ilarhorough, Leicestershire, woolstapkr, May 21, 22. June qt, at the Swans, Market Harborough. Att. Mr. Martindale, ',ray -inn-square. J. Ben aL Le, Cambridge. cabinet-maker, May 15, 16. June 22, at the Black Bull, Cani:rridge. Mt. Mr. Croft, Chancery-lane. M. A. Worry., Great Cozgachall, Essex, clothier, Alai: 27, 28, June 2t, at vie It .rd Lion, ColdiNter. Att. Mr. Wilson, tem ple. J. FAWLEY, of Wellington, Salop, pork-butcher, May 27, 2R, .Tune 22, at the Phew:ant, Wellington. Att. Mr. Bigg, Soulluunpton-bu. DI V I rENDS AT GUILDHALL. May 27, T. G00d.,11, l'hiliart-lane. merchant. June 15. J. Fletcher, Clarliaui, iihrehant. Aunt 4, 11. Rowney, Ilatum-garden, perfumer. Jri•Jr . e il, W. Hance, Tooley-street, lutt.manufacturer. SUIIC 4, •1. Junte,ain & J. Willis, Little Queen-st. I Itdb. coach-makers. June 1, T. Mille:. Onion-street, Ilishopsgatc-stratt, silk-weaver. June I, W. King. Staines, butcher. May 18. W. luddington, Bristol, hatter. June 1, C. Siiarpley. Cambridge, perfumer. June 1, W. Spear, Upper Thaines-street, stationer. June 1, J. Dean. Clairton, linen-draper. May 25, J. Sittr•l, floundsditct and J. II ald, Catcaton-A. merchants. DI V I DEN DS IN 'II! E COITNTR Y. June I, F. Wyatt, I'lynwuth, stro..cr, at the Pope, Head, Plymouth. June i, .1. WlLsort, Clithera, i.tuteastcr, vitlualler, at the Swan, Ili- tin io. June 1, J. Gibb, Harrington, Lancaster, soft.soop-manufacturer, at the King's Arms, Liverpwl. June 6, 2 I:. Mitchel, Egrentunt, Cumberland, miller, at the Gul !en Lion, Whitehaven. June 3, J. Ward and I. Palkner, Northen, (theshire, cotton-manufac turers, at the W arn.n Bulkeley Arms, Stockport. C RT l-' IC ATE S, Jtr E 1.-C. Barnet, I .ondon , horse dealer—W. Svkcs, l'pper Russell-street, Bennitntisey, tanner—T. Bhayle, of llorantley, Binningliatn, tanner—S. Hyman, of Ilyntotith. Dock, jewelle,r—S. of liurton-rtn-theAVater, Gloucester, mercer—W. Spence, aw T. JO!le.i. jun. of Bishop-Al:ear:mutt), coal fitters—J. Cooper. of I.ld.ley, G. rucstcr,grocer—J. Outran', of ecr pool, brewer—W. BMA, at Staines, Middkwes, butcher-1. Gordon, of Union-court, 016 lie.. 4-teas, merchant—T. Idacter, of Drayton in-Hales, 8.4 p, inakesper. PAit s i NERs'lllrs DISSOLVED. J. B. DiAinson, Gras' an. Co. of Ware, Hertford, bankers. .royd and J. W elaszer, Sheffield. ", • :IA and A. Hathaway, rit i...esham, Worcester, mercers. Hares - d, of Tivan„-tt.n, Derby, fanner. ..orl Co. cr eenchseta-Areet, merchants. bed J. /len at, of Lcaden,all-market, butchers. T 217, NATIONAL RItOISTIMI T. and Roston& Plemoutla, pair ers and g1:/i.. , 75. W. Fol.:margin /slid Co, apping-Wall. ahip-ehardicii. A. Palmer, Park-row, and A. l'olater. jun. of Ito* ry.srmare, tolicitors. J.. 1. Bowling and C. F. Altitoos, Mincing-lame, laokers. T. Johnson. sen. anti T. Jul:: -on, jun. of Gras esemi, builders. .1. Nlottershoad and Co. I.ieerpt• d, ships', N. It. Hutchins and W. t'Saptnan, St. Jatuca's.street, chinanien. A. 11'iai tug and Co. Manchester. %V. Bair and IL 711atiand, of K in't I.ynn. brush-makers. T. and - W. Abbott. l';ottingimm, boot and shoemakers. G. Tennant and J. Milli, London, insurance-brokers. G. and G. (latent, jun. of' SheMehl, %Ink, and at I'alermo, merchants. W. Hey anti Co. Leeds, York, sur7cons. S. T. and W. S. Wheelcy, of Stourbridge, Worrerter, glass-manttfoxt. 1. IValker anti t 'o. of lit:mallow. Ilerhy. imn-marten. T. Ilnyle and .1. H. Stub! . Altinchester, wart:flout:men. 'G. It. 010 H. Elm, Warwick-court, Holborn, tin-manufacturers. .1. King and Co. Liverpool, siirit-menitants. W. :11atthews and Co. Statibrd, al nye-n innufacturers. .1. and .1. Parrott. Tooting. sergeons. 'l'. E. Appleton anti J. Gamier. New Bond-street. miilinen. . .1. Scutt and W. NV/aka, 1110(1dt:field, woolstaplers. J. l': - .raons anti H. Hcttl, liritigewater, Somerset, attornics. G. Bowden and Co. Clown. 11e.bv, mamdingurt vi. J. !lucks and G. I Canto-ruw, Ilentiondstry, coopers. THE 16. 7 1 7 1(iN A LREGISTE R. LONDON : MOND.IY, MAY 13. CHANGE IN THE FRENCH MINISTRY. PARIS Papers of Wednesday last have been received. The Monitcur of that day announces, that MM. BAnBE MARBots and VAUBLANC, the Ministers of Justice and the Interior, have been replaced by the Chancellor of France, who takes, liar Wenn, the Portefenille of Mi nister of.instice ; and by M. LAINE, the lute President of the Chamber of Deputies, who succeeds M. de Vauatasie. The latter is named Minister of State and Member of the Privy Council—mere honorary offices. General Bertrand, who is with 13uonaparte at St. He lena, has been tried by a Council of Wur at Paris, and condemned to Death. The cousin of the General, M. Delasalle, demanded a delay of three months to notify the process to the General ; but the Reporter opposed this demand ; asserting, that it was notoriously impossible for the accused to appear beibre the Tribunal. The Papers contain no other intelligence of importance; but private letters speak of the numerous arrests that have taken place in Paris and elsewhere, and of the plots which have been in agitation, with ramifications extending to Madrid tmd Naples. The objects of these plots seem to have been equally wicked and absurd—to take oil' all the branches of the Bourbon family, to change the dynesty, or to restore the sanguinary regime of the Republic one caul indivisible. " The following are the details in the ministerial cir cles coneerninf the conspiracy which has just been dis c wered at Parts: there can be little doubt of their au thenticity : " Some of the agents of the Military Pollee, forming part of the nocturnal patroles, had remarked an individual, apparently of the inferior class, returning to his house in the Rile de la I larpe, at tour o'clock in the morning. He was traced at nine o'clock in the evening to an obscure horse in the Rue de la Rorliechonard, where lie regtilarly passed the night. He was seized at the end of a fortnight, as well as all the persons as s:mbled there. The greater part were disbanded officers; incn already signalized by the Police. Their examination led to fluffier discos cries: a press, and several seditious procla mations, were seized ; rather, I am informed, tending to sub. vcrt the present Government, than in favour of the Usurper or any other Pretender. It is ass( rted, that the apprehension of Benoit, lark's Secretary in Switzerland, and of the Cheva lier St. Aietion, have thrown new and unexpected light on the subject. This is now belicked to be a subordinate ramification of a deep-laid plan, which emb r aces m its action Fotiche at Dresden, Carnot at Warsaw Eseelmans in the Netherlands, Mid Soult at l),useldirt. Warsaw , sums of money have been already secured ; and as the glair will shortly 13,! examin ed ny a CAnut of Justice, the public anxie•y will boon lie dis sipated. 'I he Govenunent appears perfretiv satisfied with the measures already adopted, and full of coadence in the act:- vity of the Police. " \IM. Majon and Clonet, formerly Aides-de-Camp to Mar shal Ney, have been amirchriukil at Niones. The motives of this nwasnre have no comet:film with the atiair I have just re ined. It is believed these (knifemen are acting under au en ely different influence." Louis XVIII. it is stated, in order to signalize theepoch of his entrance into Paris, has granted a full and absolute amnesty to all militaryanen guilty of desertion bet re the first of October last year. The parties, however, are to pay the tmsts incurred by their prosecutions. The appeal to the Council of Revision, against the ac quittal of General Cumbronnc, has been over-ruled; and the judgment of acquittal consequently confirmed. The king of France has issued an Ordinance, in consequence of the great dearth of grain, permitting all foreign' vessels importing corn into France to be exempt ed from the navigation duties ; and likewise from the outward-bound duties on goods, the produce of France or of its industry, taken in return for the inward cargoes. The Paris papers of the sth contain an article from Lisbon, which will doubtless bePreceived with due atten tion here. It is an edict of the Portuguese Junta of health ; announcing, that the plague rag-es not only in Egypt and at Conlantinople, but in the Neapolitan ports of tae Adriatic Gulph, in those of the opposite coast, and in the island of Curtis. Vessels front such ports are, therefore, strictly prohibited front entering the Portu guese harbours ; while several others are declared to be so flar stapecied, that vessels from them can only be re ceived at Lisbon, and that under a rigorous quarantine. Among these suspected places are, Trieste, Venice, all the ports of the kingdom of Naples, those of Sicily, of the MAY 13. Nlorea, of the lonian islands, of the , ArcitipeLgo, and fi nally of all the Ottoman. States. A third class of vewels may be received in the harbour of Lisbon, under a qua rantine of 20 days ; namtly, those from other ports of Italy, from Malta, the isle of Film, Corsica, and Sardinia. A . tintrth class, being under a minor degrea of suspicion, may be received, utter an obs:Tration of 10 days, but in the harbour of Lisbon only. This includes vessels front Gibraltar anti the Mediterrancanports of Spain ; and even those from the Southern ports of France are not exempt ed. The date of the Lisbon article in these Papers is " April 7." We retul with great pleasure in the French Papers of the 4th, that the reigning Duke of Saxc-Cobourg, brother of Prince Leopold, has issued an Ordinance for the eats blishment of a Constitution of States in the d tehv of Coburg, and the other territories subjected to his Govern-. ment. These States will flint' a national representation on the basis of ancient institutions, according to which some of the members will possess seats in virtue of the fief's they possess, and others in consequence of the election by the Magistrates, Burgesses, and Freeholders.—The Tyrolese too are about to receive a similar reward ihr their long-tried fidelity to the House of Austria. The Emperor, by an Edict of the 21st ult. has restored to them all the privileges and franchises which they held from his ancestors; and particularly the ancient repre sentation of the four Orders, of Prelates, Nobles, Citizens and Yeomanry. All the former Corporations are in like manner restored: and the Constitution is declared to ex tend to the districts of Trent and Brixen.—These States, both in Saxe-Coburgand in the Tyrol, are tohave the free power of granting the imposts. It is mentioned in a German paper, that between 2 and 800 Swiss were preparing to emigrate in a body to North America. They intended to proceed down the Rhine from Basle, and take shipping in some of the purta of Holland. At the date of the last adirices from Dresden, Foucho was in that city, and is said to have been employed in drawing up the history of the four hest eventful years. He possesses, in an eminent degree, the materials and the talents fiir such an undertaking. It is further stated, that he bas addressed an " interesting Expose" to the Duke of Wellington; the •object, however, is not men tion:lL A letter, under the date of Hamburg,h, May 3, says: " Letters just received by post from St. l'etersburgh, state, that the new Tarif, signed by the Emperor, is now in the press. The printing-office is guarded by soldiers. —Hamburgh &mak?ll Lai, May Exchange on London at Hamburgh, April 30 cud May 3, S 4 9. Extract of a letter from Rome, dated April 19.—" It was reported yesterday, that through the intervention of England a Treaty had been concluded with the Barbary Powers, by which they will lie forced to live in peace with all the Powers of Italy. Lord Stewart received yesterday a courier from Turin. It is not known whe ther he brought this intelligence; but it is certain that the Noble Lord has the charge of arrangements with the Holy See, by which England takes upon itself to cause the Burnish flag to be respected." A Te Deem has been ehaunted at Genoa, upon tho occasion of the liberation of the Barbaresquis slaves, by Lord Exmouth. The imports into New York for one year from April 1815, to April 1816, are stated to have amounted to 56 millions of dollars, or 14 millions sterling. A North American ship bus arrived at Buenos Ayres with '25,000 Mexico coined dollars on board, tbr the pur. pose of purchasing bides. By the connection now exist ing between the United States and New Spain, the for mer are enabled to carry on the East India trade granted to them by the late Treaty with the greatest advantage, as well as every where else when a glut of goods render specie an object. Don Martin Tomson has been sent us Deputy from Buenos Ayres to the Government of the United States. The Duke of Wellington, after inspecting the fortress of Valenciennes, returned to Cambmy on the Ist of May. A change of the cantonments of the army was speedily to take place; but whether it was to be confined to the right wing or extend to the whole of the line, has not trans pired. As soon us the Duke gives directions for the me ditated arrangements, he will return to Paris. Lieut -Cal. Midgley has been tried by a court-martial at Chatham, upon nineteen charges, affecting his conduct as commandant of Tilbury-fort, and acquitted. The Prince Regent has confirmed the sentence; and ordered the pro secutor, Lieut. Brewer, to be removtxl from the situation of adjutant to the depot at Tilbury-fort. Sir Graham Moore is appointed one of the Lords of the Admiralty, in the room of Lord Henry I'aulett, who re. tires through ill health. Admiral Mihie is to have the command at Halifax, in the room of Admiral Grfdths. The Leamlcr, of 5U guns, is fitting for the reception of Admiral Milne. The naval establishment at Gibraltar is to be abolished; and Malta will be the depot for stores, &c. for the fleet that will be stationed in the Mediterranean. The naval hospital and establishinents at Antig,ua are also to be abolislaxL