APRIL R. be disadvantageous to the brewer, and u I oh! Jdva.itaci OU to the public ; but it should be recollected, if Uh,•y lust now, they risen has e gained At OthEr times. Mr. Cuttwra had calculatid the amount of difference the repeal would make to the brewer at three farthim4s per pot; Van, they ought therefore to reduce the price ur poster that awn. _ _ . _ Mr. W. SMYTH. mnch•doubted theCorreetnemis of this calm_ lation ; he thought it did not itonmont to any such snot, and he thought the espectation of such a reduction should not be held out to the public. The Resolution was then agreed to. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER then proposed a Re solution for allowing a drawburk of 10. upon every three barrels of porter brewed between the Sth of April and the sth of July next.—This Resolution, after some observations from Mr. Curweo and Mr. Errand, was agreed to, and the report MA ordered to be received to-morrow. Mr. Ctinwt: a'svished to know if the Chancellor of the FA cherer had folioed any plan for relieving small ftriners, renting not more than 131. a ye..r, from the saddle-horse ilmy. The repeal of the Income-Tax only relieved this class of per sons from the payment of Is. whilst for his horse he paid 21. 7s. The CI'S:Set:LI-OR of the ENCHEQuen said he hoped to have a proposition on this subject to sub.nit to the House on Moo day. —Adjourued. Fain AV, APRIL 5. Mr. MArryut presenttoil a petition from the Curriers, Lea ther-di e.sei „te. of the town of Sandwich, pr.„ nig the HOIIIR to rept•al the Leather Tax, it being of rniisous tendency to the trade.—General tiascoyne presented a petition from the 'run ners of Li•eriioul, with a similar prayer.—Lard Elinley pic aented a petition from Worcester, also with a similar brayer. BUTTER AND CHEESE TRADE. The Batter Importation Duty Bill, unit the Cheese Importa tion Duty Bill, severally went through a Committee. Report on Monday next. 'flte Cheese Duty Bill having gone into a Committe, Sir M. Pant.ev proposed that the Doty on tile Importation of Cheese in British ships be Is. instead of 19s. i:tl. per cwt. and in threigu giiips Ins. instead of 13s. us they at present stood in the Bill. The amendments were negatived Report on Monday. The Cuariert.i.na of the Exenew..Ea brought up the Bill for the tstahlisliment of the Pi amess Charlotte of Wales on :er marriage with Prince Leopold or Saxe Cobourg.—Read a first those and ordered to be rend a second time un Monday. HOME SECRETARY OF STATE S OFFICE. Mr. It sNKES, seeinz as Hon. Member in his plaee eitnnectul with the Home Department, wished to ascertain whether t h e repairs of the front of the office of the Houle Secretary ofState, opposite Whitehall. were purstrutt to orders from the Treasury. The s , affolding hail Ist on up for sonic time, little pro;:ress was matte, and what had hero done was in very bad taste, for upon old stone, yellow bricks v.-eic placed. Mr. H A IMINGTON replied, alatmigh it was his ofEer, that he was U 6 match surprised as Ids Hon. Friend could be when he saw the %roe - Milian: raised, for it was not pursuant to any orders from the office, nor from the 'Vri usury, so far as !.c was. aware. ( H.-ar.) He sent one of the Clerks to thi.: Board of Works, to learn wife had given the orders, when it was in effect au•wert d, Ciat some of the stotie• and from being in danger of falling, it was deemed right to commence a sort of " practical reform." (Hear.) Mr. FKEEMAIITLE said, such worksscottlil not be carried on, accoreing to the Act, if the expenve were ;lively to be above 10001. without an order from the Treasury. After what had passed he trusted the works would he ininit.diale iy puts stop to. Mr. BIOME' stated, after what hail fallen from those Nleni f.t.rs holding office, he should tivit:n it right to move for papers rat intbrinatiou on this extra9rtiloary subject, on some future slay. (Mar.) TRANSPORT kTIC.)N ACT. On the motion that the Transportation Bill be read a second time. Mr. Brazier rose, not for the purpose of objecting to the motion, but to oesiirt‘s the hop s.that the Act would only be re quired far two instead of five years. He much questioned whether the establishment at Botany Bay was so organized as to merit support. It was very expensive, but produced no reformation ; and if the Act were for two years a Committee niki lit he hail epon the suli.ject to obtain information. The ex pellee was s o . 110.P101IS as to decide that that it ought not to be continued, except it could be proved that the government and moral impro ...went of the convicts were better titan formerly. According to the return of 1810, the animal expence was 100,0001 and of ISI2, it was 175.0001. and yet the number of convicts forwarded was oneLthirt less. Each convict cost Go vernment ont: sending out. Another ground of complaint was the mode of corporal piwtiAltinent there ' • and the injudi cious mixture of old and young, unditirdened and tinhacknied offenders, we very repreueusible. A report ought to be as the house win!' without information suite into. 'the Bill was read a seconitiine, acid ordered-to be conniit ted on Monday. 'Fill'. ARMY EsTrwlTEq.. Lord PA t.wettsTom then moved that the House should go iota a C itter of Supply; and that the Army Estimates slionid be referred to the Corostitte. On the question liar the Si. ,aker's leaving the Chair, 31r. Warm tepid, he h;a nobservat io nto wake-to one item in the Estimates.; that nal-the Foreign Stall; mill that it.m, it airrtiet, Was l •econceived. It 4 would induce the House to pause, before they referred the Estimates to a Committee at all. in 1792, the charge tbr the Foreign Stair was ito more than 001 In 1;102, the s.aine head of service was increased itt,Sool. Inn in the present year, the House would be sur prised to find, that, after allowil4j 13,00.11. for the Officer:: seta tog in Frarece, there still remained a charge of uo less a rain than i 4.0301.. Ile was aware that our tbreign possessions were ereat . .y increased since that period; and be would even allow that they were doubled ; but he could not consider this as aay plea for an increase of six times the aliment of 1502. The tloa. oAttivinali then toak a review of our foseign posses sians as they were in 1802,, anti allowed an increase upon each, and also an establishment fur our recent acquisitions, and said hecotilei in au- view of the subject discover 11. at a greater slain than .t LOOOl. cold(' he retinae ed, and therefore. here was an excess of charge of 75.6`102. lie nowt also observe, on the item of charge for the Nurse Guards is the present year. In fall this ;read of charge. was 17,9291.—1 it the present year it was tin.tv7l. Lai iI.PA t.METtSTON spoke in repin and after a long conver hi.Oun the I Inte.e went into tin. Committee. to a explained, that with respect to the gon Train, the. !)ithe of - Weilinalon would not go into the fie.al MAoolt ii large train, and it w is neeJsb-av to pact:bus a large menner of horses. The Nobk Lord also ...arced info. some es- Walla:ions ow the subject of lialf-pay,.whon it was eleeimel ex pe.l,mteto iner...ese tt,teratiolm 1802. With respect toiler Staff, the Inane ...Pia wankl consist of :hr Genet al ea Nut II liritain,,ailtich laid hee.r-the ease since the rebellion. down Sa. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. Cie present time. 'there %%void ii be one AajorGeneral in the northern coontii s, in Portsmouth, Plymouth and Kent ; in Gnernsey and Jerey also there Al (Mid be, ii..tead of Limit. Gen. a Major Gen.; in North America, there would be a Command , r in Cinef; iu Cana da two . .‘l.ijor.Gelierals; in Npva Scotia the sante ; in the Leeward Island. one Commander iirChiefand four Major-Omierals ; at Gibra'ar the command would devide 011 one G fieneral Otrer, who would not receive any staff pay ; in Malta awl the lonian Islands two Aiajor-Gerierals, a Command o. of the Forces, anal nue Lieut. Governor ; in the Mauritius there would be a ; same in Ceylon. 'file No ble Lord then moved that a sum, not exceeding27s,ss 11. be grantee' fur General Staff, Hospital Ofil,..er. for Garrisons, &e. Mr. C. WYNNE complained of the Staff allowed to th. Colo nial Garrisons ; hut waimost sit inik with the appointment at SI . . Helena, which he considered too large fur I lOn men, he thought one General o:ficer would be quite enough. Lord C LAG it was oware the Ho';'e would feel that St. Her-na stood upon different grounds than any other of the islands. Good faith with the other Pow ei s enjoined this coon- try to take care tb - at ha should not escape. In respect to the exr , nce, he would enquire and satisfy the House. TheGover. nor received no military oilowance the salary comprised even expence connected with his official appointment. After conic further conversation the motion was agreed to. Tile Noble Lord then stated, in the next vole, that he should propose to dheharge all the yerjcants, drummers and corporals of the Local Militia, which would make a g...-at saving in this part of the expence of the .Military Establishment. The sum originally proposed to be voted was 100,0001. He, in come .cpserice of this reduction, should propose a grant of 90,0001. only. Agreed to. 'the following sum wasilien voted, viz. 5'45001. for Hospital Expenses, 4e._ 1 he Nuide Lord then proposed a vote to defray the expcnces of the public departinent• connected with the Idniini , tia , ion of the army concerns. Thlre would be found some reduc tions in re , pect to rlerkr, and in the metlica! department. lie then moved fora grant ofin3,ooll. to defray those expellees. Agreed to. The Noble Lord then moved that a sum not exceeding 110,1131. Ss. 24. be granted for paying Volunteer and YO:4)- y Corps. Agreed th. The Resolutions being then read, the first fur granting a sum of33,Still. IVs. :M. for Salaries of the Navy Pay Office, after some ooservation was agreed to; as a ere beveral ot the other Resolutions. Mr. ‘NSIrr vtr moved. that the former Repot tof the Naval Estimates 'tumid be taken into consideration. Mr. PoNsoN FA intimated that the Speaker appeared in. The SPEAKER expressed his obligations to the House, but it would be no inconvenience to him to proceed. Mr. VANAEETt tur, however, pressed the adjournment, which was instantly acceded to, and the House adjourned till Monday. TUESD.AI"3- LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. J. SOPER. TUnbrike-Wells, innkeeper, April n, tf, May 14, at Guildhall. Atta. Young and Co. St. Miliireirk-court. Poultry—E. lIANDALD, Bexley. wheelwright, April 6, W, May 14, at Guildhall. Au. Mr. Santcr, Chancery-lane—E. J. BanhiA - , I - Milo:, April 16, 17, May 14, at the Bear and Crown, Ipswich. Att. Mr. Taylor, John-street—J. THOMPSON jun. Walton, co:a-merchant, April 5,6, May 14, at the King's Anna, Woodbrike—Att. Mr. Hine. Temple. J. I,ostaa, Sheffield, grocer, April 16, 17, May 14, at the Tontine, Sheffield. Att. Mr. Bigg, S.iuthainptim-buildings--W. Thetford, tanner, April s, 6, May 14, at the Bell, Thetford. Att. Mr. Dixon, Staples-inn—T. Bow was. SanderLsnd, smith, April 26. 30, May 14, at tie Turf lintel, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Att... Bell and Co. Bow C.turch-i ant—R. BRYAN, Abzrgavenny, china.clealer. April 22,23, May 14, at the Star and Garter, Vt , oreeater. Acts. Cardales and Co. 11°11.mm-court—J. PY.IIII/.IIDY, l.eice,wr, honer, April 27, 29, Alay 14, at the Gelirge, Hinckley. Atta. King and Co. Hinckley—J. CAaTteßlGllT,Saltford, victualler, April 16, 17. May 14, at the Com rwrcial Rooms, Bristol. Atli. Bourslinon and Cot Little Friday-street. —T. WILLIAMS, Derby, brass-fountler. April 11, I. Nlay 14, at the King's Arum, Derby. Att. Mr. Savage, Great ‘Viiu;lasitermtre..l. DIVIDENDS. April 25, G. Cuff, laadenhall-street, merchant. at Guldhall—June B„l..'l'yenuan, Bristol. silk-mercer, at Guildhall—April 27, 11. Row. ney, Hatton-gurien, perfumer, at Guildhall—April Y 3, E. Blackey, New sßontl-street, milliner, at Gitildhall—, , , Partridge, Great Ha. mitagestreet, Wapping, wine-merchant, at Guildliall—April 4, T. Chrtstoper. Ihmsterso. Minting-lane, wine-merchant.at GuiklhaU— April 27, 0. 11.wkett, Wirichester, wine-merchant, at GuililluJl—April 23. S. and J. and A. Gosling, Mark-lane, wine-merchants, at Guild hall—April 23, J. and J. Earl, Westmorland-place, City-road. and Preston, Hats, beat-salesmen, at Guildhall—April 27. M. Davey, j tit. Cheshunt, at Guildhall—Anril Craiton and F. t oh sots Great St. Helens, hosiers, at Guildhall—.lpril *S. J. Parry, New gate-street, tobacconist. at Guildhall—May 14. J. Harris, Newgate. street, printseller—April 49. M. Gray, Bridport, net-manufacturer, at the Mal, Britlport—April V 5, G. Wade. Blackenhall, miller. to the Dog, AI iinchester—Apn`.l2.s, E. Morris. N eatown, draper. at the (Mss Keys. Oswestry— April 2 4 . J. Carter, Kiogsaral, salennan. at Wink. ley s Hotel, Plymouth Dock.—Apzil2s, J. Al Own, gro. cer, at the George, Liverpool, CERTIFICATES—APRIL O. Pyne, Lower Tooting, victualler—T. Litycoilt,. "Merles. seller— . Westwood, Bristol, merehruit—W. Hunter, Paot-st. \lan chestersig. builder—W. Bead, Cred:ton„ i;ergesualtar—J. ‘Vellitigton. serge ni..ker—S. I.t.d4ewattr. rreocer.....A. Par tridge,.Great Hermitage-street, Wappim,‘ winesnerritant—C. Shnsp- Icy, Car,i6dge, perfumer—W..ldred. Irawich, cir iper—W. New comb. N'inestreet, scrivener—J. Lander I lanipiter , i-road. boot-maker _te_ont.klidge, Ecelesten, cottommanufactr:er—T. Gal noniron, }mrer—J. Rams r ay, Old Broad-street, merchant—T. Ifintlley, Kenil worth, mende. DISS(II.UTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. Lott and Wilkey, Tottenham-court-road. eaach-makers--Crow and Talbot, Nottingham, auctionecrs..-Stim.henson and I'ortlo:k..Birrrfn4- ham,. comb-makers—B.:ley and Griffin. Walsall s . coalstealcrs—llns tow and Shaw, Worcester, ettnrers—C. and P. Barns, Newcastle. inercers—Milburn and Parkins, Hull, raffsuerchents--Morrell and Buswell, thford, attornies--A. and it. Dennis, Nladron, corn-factors —hdgington and Newe , y . Corentry, carriers ..- W. and 1: Blivsitburn. Witham, nierehanos—t irmin curl "Jay. Cavoatlisb, &rine/re--ILA and Howard, Alaniii , i-lane--Anihnsse and Co. Bristol, grodeo--11i.naan and Tait, Tunbrid i to--Groosti and Pei um, I , ld:stmt. oenfectioners —Saunders and Butt, Gloucester, t hrew-factots--4atitield and eo. Sheffield, merehmos--Tumbull: and Co. North Shiro& glass-wanu raemirds--Corrie and Co. Wellingborougl"— /outs and Co. Nott'ag timbor-nieviitints--Bieland and Co. &atom ham-masters— Priestley and Alurphct, Wakefield, bricklnyi rs—W. and J. Stevens, South Holton-street, coach-smiths—S. and G. I.eavir, Nuneaton, gro ers—Johnson and 4 htnend, l'oventty,etirearrs--Junes and Flew, liar 'bury, mi rgeons—Bcdf am and Nittleship, Dra•gate.‘All, ixocers— Hop • anti Blundel, Manaltesti.;; shuttle-maiers—.Pereday sad Et - lington. masons—K , waur and Iludsrsn. Bethnal, molesters it ortuanau..../ireen-struel, inercimaiss—Deaken and C u , •Bitinank,itani. I So ;rest a -stripmation otyt vitae was •never known in the • City :is at giro iurmc.iit. One day last week, the aril al bt only on , vessel was rlmrte.l at the Custom-house, a cireum.uanee unprecedented in-its Annals.. SA7'UIiDAY'S LONDON GAZET'T'E. Cro:crt-Offirr t April 5. Iki.EMBER returned to serve in this prevmt rAIL !AMIENS. 'braves Droitwich—Wm. Inogy harlot' Salon, in the room eIF Sir T. E. Wilmington, Bart. BA N KRIVIITIES supEnsEnEn. A. and W. Penfold, Maidstone, hankers.—..l. and W. kson, Cou sin-lane, Dowgrae, BAN K lIPT3. R. TSCUIFFYI Y DE ROCI7;:..I.VEREI;. and H. P. R. RO. CHAS. Lime --trees, merchants, April 9, 13. nay to, at Guildhall* Atta. Dennetts and Co. King's Anns-yard, Ca-man-street. B. G snows and T. •/•to KlRrAvinftL , t, S. fu: !shire, iron-mas ter, April 19.10, May 15, at the George, Brwdky. Au. Mr. Con stable, nipuond',-inn. It. LA' E. Bergh Apton, Norfolk. shopkeeper. April 19, 20, May 14, at the Raninant Horst, s:orsicii. Att. Mr. Huxley, Temple. W. NEWRY. V.gremont, (atria, April I't. 19, May Its, ut die Globe,. Cockennouth. Att. Mr. Clennell, Staple-inn. J. MARTIN. Gainsbormigh, slily-buil:a, April 13, 16. May OS, at the Seraixtes 'lead, Lin.oln. Atts. Imugilill anti Co. Gi at's-inn. J. eillti:TEß, Newbury, clothier. April y, xti. MaY 18. ; 1 1 Guildhall. Att. Mr. Piiipps, Basinghall-si.ett. W. Bouasic, Bralgnortli, trill. r, April 19, 20, May 14, at the Crown Inn and Royal Hotel, Bridgnorth. Atts. Pres'aind anti Co. Bruns with-square. T. C. flu I T, Catherine-count. Tower-hill, ship-owner, April 23, 27. May 18, at Guildhall. Au. Mt. Jones, Grzat IYinclast.cr-street. IL Resit, Field Dalling, NorLdk. grotur. April 20, 2t, May 18, at the Angel, Norwich. Att. Mr. Windus, Bartlett's-buildings. J. PALMER, Piccadilly, taylor, Aprtl 20, 23, May 13, at GuildhalL Au. Mr. Burtan,New North -street, Red Lion-square. E. JACKIMW. W0rk...4011.11, Victualler, April 17, 1 8 . May IR, at the White Hart. Duffield. Atta. Lung and Co. Holborn-court. Gray's inn. J. Witi7E, Wood-stmet, hosier, Aril 9, 16, M.y IS, at GuililludL Atts. Walker and Co. 01.1 Jewry. J. HARLEY. Clifton, merchant, April in, 27, May Is, at Guittlliall. Att. Mr. Griffith, Middle-Temple-buildings. S. BURTON', Kingston-mum-Hull. confx-tioner, Aorll 13, 16, May 18, at the Old Sand-trill Inn, York. Atts. Bell and Co. Bow Church- yard. J. `statue Bitton, engineer, April 19, 20. May 18, at the Castle ang Ball, Bath. Acts. Itridg. and Co. Red Litni-iqUare. J. Ma9oN, Little Thorock, hay-dealer, April 13, 20, May 18, at Guildhall. Alt Mr. Jones, Size-lane. W. S. Bose, Blackfriar's-road, merchant, April 13, 20, May 18, tr . Guildhall. Atts. Witt' , son and Co. Austin-friars. J. S•r‘dmit, Vi'alham-green. market-gardener. April 9, 25, May 18, at GuildhalL Ate. Mr. Tucker, Bartlett's-buildings. D. A. T. YOUNG, Water-lane, Fleet-street. carpenter. April 20, 27. • May 18, at Guildhall. Atte. Amory and Co, Lothhury. J. H. CLEWER. Poplar, shipwright, April 20, 23, May 18, at Guild hall. Atta. Knight and Co. Basinghail-street. DIVIDENDS. April 27, S. Bird, Norwich. jeweller, at Guildhall-May 25, W. Clark, Water-lane, Tower-stmt, merchact, at Guildhall-April 2.1 4 J. Blackburn, Duke-street, Aidgate, mercer, at Guildhall-June 4, A. K. Mackenzie and E. Abbott, Austin-Rriars, merchants, at Guilddall May 4, J. and T. Ellis, ar.d P. Alder, Crooked-lane, merchants, at Guildhall-May 4, W. Oliver, and G. H. Townserul, Howfonl-build ings, Few:hutch-street, coal-merchants, at Guildhall-April 30, M. Hicks, Salisbury Place, Surrey, baker, at Guildhall-May I, C. E. Rawlins, Bri.tol, whohNle-groeer, at the Contmerc.a: 1 Room Bristol- May I, J. W. Ashwell, Colchester, grocer, at the Red Lion Inn, Col chester-April 50, F. Woodcock,, Hinckley. Leicester, farmer, at the George-(nn, Hinckley-April 29, D. Bultbrd, Taunton, Sc:merset , grocer, at th e Market-house, Taunton-May 4, H. Adams, Lubenhani, Leicester, grazier, at the George Inn, Market-Harborough-May 3, • J. Hoare, Derby, Inn-keeper, at the King's Head-Inn, Derby-April 27. J. Seahreoke, Leadenhall-street, man's-merrer, at Guildhall-April 27 W. Williams, 'Eats, Norfolk, carpenter, at Guildhall-May 7, J. ' Dodd, Norfolk -stmt, Middlesex-hospital, clieesemonger, ar 27, A. and C. Gordon, Church-street. Soho, tavlors, at Guildhall-May 4, E. and F. Kent, Mark-lane, wine - merchant, at Guildhall-May 3. T. Steele, Cheiler, woollen-draper, at the White • Lion Inn, Chester-May 1. J. Brown, Glamford-Briggs, I.incoln, mercer, at the Angel Inn, Glainford-Briggs--April 30, W. Valiance. Wycomb-Marsh, Bucks, paver-maker, at Guildhall-April 27. M. Macgaie, Jennyn-street, milliner, at Guildhall-Apr 129, E. and E. Johnson, Elect, Lincoln, drapers, at the (•hequer-Inn, Ilolbeach- April 27. 11..Ayee, Spalding, Lincoln, merchant, et the White Hart Inn. Spalding--April 27, .1. and G. Swan, and R. Anderson, Wapping Wall, men:Awns. at Guildhall-April 27, 11. and J. H. Sniithers, New Bridge-street, brokers, at Guildhall-April 2t), J. Leonard, Little 11:9mptornWorcester, of Guild.' all-April 27, W. and W. Judd, Bah bury, Orford, and H. Judd. Birmingham, carriers, at the White Lints Inn, Banbury-April •T. I/. Latham, and J. Perry, Devonshire square, merchant;, at Guildhall-April 20, R. Wilson. Pontefract, • ink. money-scrivener, at the Gu•rge•lnn, Volk--April 27, W.. Tongue, Birmingham, jeweller, rt the Rroal I foul, Birmingham. clireriFicalEs--.tpniL 27. J. Elcy, Braakfriars-mad, br.wer.—Ht Duckworth, Live:77la, mar. chant—li. Lander, of Flirrnin,:‘ia`n, jeweller—J. Girton, Rucklitml- Common, Bucks, tinier-m-reaant—J. M. Piuuan. Su i-street,tallow-• chandler- J, Manning, Loddiss - cll, Hewn, blitch‘r—J. W. and J. Macmichael, T-Giotton, anti A. Ni` Math. of Bridgton:l, S.dbp, carpet • manutio-turert—W. Walter. Crawford-neon. Marybone, cabinet maker—H. Giernwood, a ter millets—J. York. upiitils:crer—B. J scob, Ha! •lailornow-tiose. mor •• chant—l. L. I.ernoint.,,thfonl-strect, haler—S. Sack, Graar Coggot,- • Essex, tanner—G. Cu(: Lt-.,donhali-treet, m.Huust—S. T. Emelt, Nlangotstield. Glourister. siiopkeepco.--I. Price, Stcpnas, ;tie, taker—P. Prince ' Shetlititi, gr , cor—J: Fleekno, Daventry. fort . amptoo, shorkeeper—J. Shod, end J. CAtrwen-- Ltreit, mercleuits—P. Ruda, Plyinnutli-Doek, baker—T. Handley.. Mau:, Warwick. salcsn:wn. P.tILTVEILSIIIPS DISSOLVED. C: and J; Preston, Wkokado, Yorlteiire-dyers--dlarrcaantl Ellaby, Emllerum.. Lec-manufacturers---Ar.tiik and Truelitt. spruce-bcer- • nutic.:rs—K,:a Lid Charon, St. .‘1 1 ,...a5, plumbers—B. and R. Chad wick. Biel:mead, Yuri:4l4e. taliaw olomul•aw--Moore sod Co. Gins ,gow, mar +:..nts—Nlardst and Smith, Norwich, upholstorers--Flerehre. 'and Billing. Brightheini3ton, linen-drapers-Ltriadown and Duty, Sduthan.pton. and Tonikias, Abingdon. hankers —(;.:yea T. Kidilenninstor, attornies—ft .lnes and Turner, Nfargart.s.Arcet; St. Mary-le-bone, printers--Bcoirs and Hopkins. • Csnibridge, shoring-smith—Cololiank and Harrison. Brottghton-in-• 'Yuman, Lancashire, spirit-dealers—H. and li. Zaehary, Plymouth, tea-dealers—:iiannor and Baylis, .Nod-atrect. Weentinster, .working jewellers—''l'. and Sa Keen, Bishoparste-street-without. YARVCr•- . 1110111ftg and Co. Chyendon. Cornwall, tallow-thandlers—lnkpan and !titlark, Cluulton-strett, .Somer's-toirn, ean.ancars--Pottor ard Cu. Brisco, St. Ant , ionvs, and Ne-sefL.:l, - ..ur0n.1 sfer, common-brewers— A , ..ar anti Bellairs, Kcgwurt't. riot W. Bourne. Oklbury, earn-faixista—E. S. nw.l W. Al. L. IVaLutt, Wmcestar. buoksellers. TUE NATFONA 1, REGISTER. LONDON : KONDAX, APRIL EL FR CNC!! papers to the sth inst. have crme to hana. T:tty state, tl , at the Die, IX the.G;:rmanie f tterntif n is istisitively to be opencd on the 13th of May.• In St.; - seriand, the inlaabit:ints, who have stvm with eist.rist Weir old pc:v.:enters, the Frentixtey,-Ickke, travelhngis