PROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GAZETTN. . _ This Gazette notifies the appointment of C.Willis, of Winslow. Bucks; W. Allison, of Monkwearinouth, Durham; and J. Watson. of Pickering, Yorkshire, Gents. to be Masters Extra ordinary in the High Court of Chancery. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. J. Sprigens, Cheshant, Bucks, draper, from Dec. 26 to Feb. 13. J. Scurr, Doncaster, York, linen and woollen draper, from Dec. 9 to Jan. 27. G. bommett, Deptford. soap maker, from Dec. 30 to Jan. 6. BAN KItUrTCY SUPERSEDED. H. Davis, Bristol, merchant. BANKRUPTS. T. Chapman. junior, Newcastle upon Tyne, master mariner. Solicitor, Mr. Bowman, Broad Street Buildings. A. Ross and J. Murray, Leadenhall Buildings, Gracechurch Street. leather factors. Sole. Messrs. Tomlinson anJ Co. King's Arms Yard, Coleman Street. M.l%lolineux, Birmingham, grocer. Sole. Messrs. Long and Co. Gray's Inn. T. Rouse, Liverpool, optician. Sol. Mr. James. Ely Place. J. Wright, Vauxhall Turnpike, wine merchant. Sol. Mr. Martindale, Gray's Inn Square. W. Brion, Hammersmith, brandy merchant. Sol. Mr. Brown, Mincing Lune. 11. B. Ilall. Thames Ditton, Surrey, maltster. Sol. Mr. Gude, Resin) d Row. J. C. and A. Miller. Bishopsgate Street, merchant. Sol. Mr. Van Sandia). Nicholas Lane, Lombard Street. H. Barton, Paul's Cray, Kent. miller. Sols. Messrs. Clarke and Co. Saddler's Hull, Clicapside. C. W. Chapman. Camberwell. stock broker. Sol. Mr. Hut chison, Crown Court, Threadneedle Street. E. Graddan, Nassau Street, Middlesex Hospital, pianoforte maker. Sob. Messrs. Richanlson, Walbrook. W. Wrightson, Leeds, druggist. Sole. Messrs. Alexande and Ilolme New Inn. T. 1.. Tweed, Boreham, Essex, farmer. Sole. Messrs. Druce and Son. Billiter Square. G. Bunyon. Jerusalem Coffee House. Comhill, master ma riner. Sol. Mr. Latimer, Gray's Inn Square. E. Marsh, Huddersfield, York, grocer. Sol. Mr. Battye, Chancery Lane. G. Jackson. Birmingham, grocer. Sole. Messrs. Alexander and Ilolme. New Inn. J. Richardson, Manchester, builder. Sole. Messrs. Ilurd and Johnson, Temple. V. Oekley, Terrington, Norfolk, general shopkeeper. Sol. Mr. Nelson, Barnard% Inn. J. Spurrier and J. Barker, Bellbroughton. Worcestershire, scythe manufacturers. Sole. Messrs. Jennings and Bolton. Temple. J. Singleton, Huddersfield. clothier. Sols. Messrs. Clarke and Co. Chancery Lane. A. and E. Wren, Reading. Berke, butchers. Sols. Messrs. Adlington and Gregory, Bedford Row. G.W. Bulkley, Queen Street, Hanover Sqaare, wine merchant. Sol. Mr. Dyne. Lincoln's Inn Fields. H. Harris, Chippertichl Wood Alin, Herts, grocer. Sol. Mr. Martindale. Gray's Inn. DI VI DEN DS. Jan. 17, T. Petty, Tipton. Statiind, non manufacturer-6. M. Samson. ,Clapham Road. Surrey, exchange broker-15, J. Riley, Leicester, grocer-13, A. Todd, Catherine Court, Tower Hill, merchant-13. W. Fox, Exchange Buildings. stock broke, — RV, E. Forster and It. Wylani, Newcastle upon Tyr.e, merchants —43. T. Young, Paddington Street, Marylelione, grocer-13. P. Young and R. Anderson, Wapping, sail makers-16, J. WAnhann, Beckley, Sussex, tailor—l 6, W. yenning. Gutter Lane, Cheapside, silk manufacturer—in, C. Hartley, White haven, joiner--13. I'. and J. Roberts, Kingston upon Hull, incr. chants--Y9, W. Dixon, Mancnester, calico printer—ls, J. 11. Hensel!, South Shields, ship owner-17, T. Bartlett. Banbury. Oxfordshire. mercer-13, W. 'l'. Armstrong, l.eadenhall Street, druggist-13, J. Harper, Edgeware Road, cow keeper-13, W. Wootton. Berniondsey,tanner-13, A. Maitland and J. Adderlee. Brenfind. Middlesex, ironmongers —to, R. Clarke, Newport , _ . Isle of Wight, brewer. CERTIFICATES to be granted Jan. t 3. J. Purcell, Lambeth, victualler—R. J. Appleton, Yorkshire, plumber—A. Wilkinson, Liverpool, wine merebant—C. W. Daniel, Bath, jeweller—F. F. Wrugge, Gloucester, dealer—J. Robinson, Dorking, Surrey, baker—A. Scott, John Street, Conunetcial load, dealer. PRICE OF S7'OCKS. Bank Stork VI 1() iiiii ism /. 3 per Cent. Heil. 601 Imp. 3 per Cent. 3 per Cent. Consols 11111 iii Bands VS 31 per Cent. 181 I Stuck I per Cent. 87{ Exchequer Hal; 24. dis. 6 per Cent. Navy Culls. for Ac. 101 'snug Ann. 18 It l ntery Ticket. XIII 3s. ...., - - osa. ..... ..—................. 1 - - _.— . ;in,‘. •r We last regretted 0. we have "Is each of di.. and Radicals. •t' .ermed Whigs The Whigs say, and truly no doubt, that they wished to have remained united with the Radicals in their attempts to obtain Refam, but that a certain document published by Mr. J. C. ilobhouse's com mittee anathematized them generally, and 'breed them to prove that the contempt they were treated with was undeserved—that the influence they pos sessed had been under-rated, and therefore by that influence they returned Mr. Lamb member for Westminster, instead of Mr. Hobhouse, for whom many of them had previously canyass,il. These •rho have in derision teen culled Itadietli say, that tliy were forced to oppose the Whigs by the stmliel unceasing application to them of terms of contcupt by the Whigs in the House of Coin moos, iin.l at 11 public meetings. We admit the error ;!f bLiit THE NATIONAL REGISTER ties, and we would say to them in the language of Gay," Brother, brother, we are both in the wrong," for so they are, and so they will find it, we fear, too late : to prevent it, however, we would, with esteem fur both parties, with the utmost anxiety for Re form, under the most perfect conviction that by an union only can it be obtained, we would submit the propriety of a meeting between a few of the leading characters of both parties—let each concede a little for their mutual benefit, let each fin - get for the pub • lie good, the feelings of animosity which have unfiw tunately been engendered, and let this meeting be the fore. runner of a general one of all the friends of Baum ; let the reconciliation be publicly announced, let the supporters of corruption hear it in their dens, and they will tremble. We should feel mere satisfitetion than words can express at such a re union—we should proudly feel inexpressible pleasure in the belief that we had been instrumental to " A consummation so devoutly to be wished." Now is the time, and if the meeting of Parliament he al lowed to take place haire the meetings we have alluded to, the cause of Reform will sustain a serious iojury—its first step will be postponed to a very far distant day. Meetings arc being held in many places for the purpose of voting " Loyal Addresses" to the King. Alas his Majesty expressed a doubt of the general loyalty of his people, that this twice-told tale must be repeated in less than the first year of his reign ? or is the estimation of loyalty so totally tlifferent un der Geo IV. from what it was under his venerable father, that attachment to the Queen which in his father's reign would have been held as a c.;rtificate of loyalty to the throne and family, is held under the present King to be prima facie evidence of trea sonable inclination? The filet is plainly thus—that an Adntinistraticn► from whose measures every evil to which the country is liable (except civil war and re volution) has arisen, has set its myrmidons to work to confound the Constitution with the Cabinet, and to raise the war-hoop of disloyalty to the King, against all those whose loyalty to him, and whose attach ment to the Ciaistitution of the Country is best proved by their condemnation of and opposition to the nteartires of the present Ministers—hot the attempt will prove abortive. Englishmen will not be the dupes of so shallow an artifice, they will preserve their reverence for the laws, while they execrate the mal-administration of them—they will persevere firmly, strenuously, but constitutionally, 'till they have achieved that which only can pro duce an entire change of measures—a change of MEN. The following are extracts of letters from Rio Jaw iro " OrTnnu.it 21. "'flue Creole fricrile li:is arrived in 38 41 , ,iys hunt Lisbon, and ninnerous teports were immediately iii cheislation of changes said to have taken plies it, ;—the conse quence of the movements at Opel to. The iiiinialee4 o re reported to have sent fur the Captain of Ihr vessel, and to have reprintandeil him for 1101 L -I'll/.llg 51.1.1 et shat hail seen ; and Ihnt his reply V/44, vial he Coosa ROI lie responsible fur the indiscretion rum, lucid by his erew, mid 11141 in his cinuary the people were in the habit &d -ialling freely on politic events. " A no lanchnly catastrophe has plitn4ed one of our principal Poi oil:mese mercantile I is into iiiii and 11.1,1 1'41171.11 universal 14.41 . 1 . t in She city. Madame Carneiro Lea°, on her truum limn a mitotic spectacle, as ie. assa.sinat ell in descendingftum her carriage. •I'lie a retch who committed the crime w as discovered, 411 , 1 I.l,lll,'NLlil that he had lieen employed t, soon. other iortstin, whom he named, but who has tint yet been apprehended. " The Irsig of war still remains here, together with the HO t's• it 0 j ai C 0.1016 1 ,01 ile,tiovil Inc the river Plate, wine on: any tiolltt trallsl . ll nig which might enable tis to guess 41 list' time or sitting nut oil their inns ! slim. It is, Imo e‘er, well known that their I lts t oli etiobs routine 1111'111 In 'dieting the South Aiiirt IC:11110 the pi osee• I lion otitis Aluiesty, its the goal mace of thr Spanish Constiloli iiii ; and, to make the Moth., %groove, !hr.'. ('oot , misbiomers 11,1. began then opera inn by s. et et utatitent vies, ill distributing copties of the ' Ptcclati.toto • to the inhabitants iti•yond f o r seas,. di. ee l to the s municipalities, witJwut teikiOg aucnotice of the goy, rai ment, and even to private individuals: one of these was I)ean Fimea, who published the proclainat iiiii . the official letter, and his reply in the awaits //pre, thizefor. if tttctr COll l .ll Ildsl.' I,ll'll any doubt sit the 'emit of this thee improper conduit of the Cenniniisioness %timid :thine st :0 cause proposals on their 11411 to he 1111N114111 raja( ted. " Octet:Yu 2.i ' SVe harr Icticr3 from 1111Cnog stylea the '4711i 101 Ist in• of tlity line molt r (ienei al St. M 311154 holt' V.llll , itne.t) un IL:. '4131 u1 . .1!1V131. 1113 M.siv•l)'s ship .rhedrow,icrtz 41 . 3 sailed from 11;e v:iate 1.4111 nit the 2 ol of August, liar Calla., —the n had int ceded li. r by some time. Flout the same 1141. tl, r we 114% , ‘• I tecit f al /I copy ot•a decree by the Chilian g:4veroon.nt, &tied Saniisgo, August 10;14 deriat Mg the vt hoie ellit•I 4.1'1'1..11, rovt 2 deg. 19. until. 10 21 'leg. 18 with in 4 5111 e of blot katle. 4111 vessels fruit Lorope, or the Uaitcd svtirtes, ur selllelllelllS in which tet.ty pre,esti flu no.elt es aisle, the lei nt of 01011111., l/ell)t r is,ty , of the port, of this liar 111 . 1/1.1'1,11.1r. Nll.lll lie %en! tuValpiirdiio to be .itljuillgeti by the law of nations. Three mouths flout Its° de la 11:11a, live hoot the liraad., six f Allied and its Ist Inds, mad one year front .. inetiesti settlements in Asia are g.veit as a kmil of notice to all vessels coming 011 10 Ili , eoa4l. Vessels Cal 1r mg contraband of oar. ent toles ho 01,e/ ty, prilViSaoll , or .nojects to the King or Spain, shot be !tent to Valparaiso to be Vessels with f-Ise or double paper, to be eine.i.lei enemies' property. — Lord tochrithe is efir,•li wee oil to flame the purls for re ceiving neuttal propeo) Irons Pero. All Ilie port. 4.pencd by the 4.1p... , 1iti0105t) army to he cumin frau the etiecta of tilt, 414 . 1. 0, aia,llrce trade allowed them." After the lapse of some time, some information has reached London respecting Buonaparte. The letters from St. ilelena reach down to the recent date of the 7th of November, at which period Buo naparte enjoyed good health, although it had been reported for several weel:s (on the authority of ad vices, bat h direst and indirect,) that he was seritmsly imlisposed : he is, however, frequently subject to fits of despondency, which last for sot•.he days toge ther, when he remains secluded as well front his ti iends as from visitert , . The circuit to which the ex-Emperor was fir•merly limited,. has recently been extended, aad he is permitted to ride and walk in space of not less than 1-t, miles. The adviccs add, that several British officers had been allowed inter views with him, and particularly Gen. Doveton„ who continued in the toinpany of Bonaparte thr a long period. His Majesty's ships Glendower and Shearwaler arrived at St. Helena on the 23d of October, and sailed again on the 2d of November thr the South American station. The Brazen sloop of war sailed on the same day for the Cape of Gond Hope. American merchant vessels frequently arrive in the offing, and the masters of them continued to maniti2st a considerable degree of dissatisfacticu on bring ordcred, by the British Admiral on the station, nut to approach too near the shore. DENT RUCTIO.V OF TIIP ASSEMBLY' ROOMS. 8.4171, [EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM RATH I On rilicnila) about eieveu so'cluek, these eviens!ve elegaat, tar-f. premises a ere div. - sov lel to tt• ton fi , e. t:l Is of smoke N ere seen to issue f • ante nt Ilse Laster aparlsueiuts Ism:, before the C0111111.44•4411.4ii , ivendiv oirest ; ..1 length Ihr a out a IlitiSt. out 1,4 4111 14,( 4 4•140•4r.iti1d fort, mid presesatal earls a Seen.. ~t* terrific gcsessle 'or and de-,,i4lam as aah so.'ves !region• tviveoed an this city The engines and fir, sot arrived nn nor spot with gueat poomptibble. At litst Lae liro•plag- Witfled has a se,,,,sy supply Is. water, alstels ;Ate the destruetite clean - tot time ta get so tremeaussas heal, that it tla to are& If f lue a t Avon had bet ,t poorest tresoss the loafs, Haar-, :nal sita• re asas, it coal.' not 11.tior tpteddivil, 111444., ;5 it 11114111 It.ve roar" , d the pra•zress of t!1 , • II sines The t (saint y ;timbal as 11 sheet al etementart fire ; ate sky nod tit.. 11,11-, with thu assta, , i mos saritooml•ng latilsbag. , ., appearing " one rs•sl."— lta 1, pes haps, tile iiiii st magailiceat sigat, stool most awfully i aisss,ays.• iromeat, was al two o'clock, when the topaz; n,-up the large b Al-soma b last, as if by is e noel churl, through the sax great a endows, laid .seestsed • glase defamer in t'o'ss lies of liquid one. Ttw coati t.,ru. on of the cassis iiiii at ps e'en' ell all Roust equal y heat t app.sl bag slo play of lite irresistibi!tly of lire. A..sout three, the sta. peadous root began in fall In, out with a di4141. 6 ii teat-11 as 11:1 , 1 bedil hid by SIIC4 essiVe Cuagoiedis of tile a , d blazing beams mid rafters. Kysic oiclstek the sisigh. vie:vent had eampletri . s elfectt•d its a sork of desolation, and • Isle a bole fabric +tuts reduced to it heap of lournosog shams. The heat vial, 440 illielise, add toe smoke ..0 sovaapassere.s, that we 'muesli to say but aI . eill,tl•V.•ly 5111.111 pas tills: of fl e illailett) 1111 the 1111:1111 , 421i %bits desl 1 ;Jo Uou. S •Ili the :tants to :ail It ' , al had heels haus Isom ty hits 1 top iss the r. n us lit tile last summer for the Irsulruee of ;,em le•:u:u, , wi ll ., we males via sal, It . a p.t•sesit, .it .a sea. , and it Is,, 11.11C11110.1ikell rallvllll . l.4llll° 111 lilt Coal'. cud deposited ill tits r saittables to a Lt 4e amount sia p aistoss„.s, plate, iite. tooe whale of odiril, We 141 lids herd desli (is r4l ; 11l %to tottdessinso.l that It had liecis Vetedll% 11i•si ie.+ is I:11 one of he Loastoso offices. 'foe steal „Jai iiiii stout! have heels tat seas , It by a e splasslity ut ail lon a lois Is Jar. Jlill,. lasgs•ty sleuth), 0111 II 110111..-i11•11 lli ..Ile nt th.• rioa • v near hoe spot Woes!! it .41 mime-444 , i 11.,- lire sorsionats it, hem:, a small spare used as a doesoso, roam al :1 pi isdle Ilivalre. where .lir. :ill! . 1...1 111;11 e1f.`.1111,...01110.1r11 111% Filltlat'1:1111 11.11 this Hat. Ica hors . I I ;i• :4111 , 111.11e il 1V • 1111:1,.1,ilie la 01ii`I'N had heed r.•u,uveil team la • stelae/ :1 , 01 , sac, Ih a gs•sitseossass goes' Nl* deal tee sure tar %CHM... l• vie amount of she in,Lsralfry Ills .t byl beet, SLLt tt d oil 1. e pro, es t s den s sly : —Osa tie pre.s.so4l, 41)00., ; tu. nor se, ike. Iv-Isaacs.* to data, 4 000.. ; so. mats - . pi svate • ilea Is. 2,4( 0., 1.1 sac %VV., of E55,1u.5.1 loth. r; propest, lotoo 4...1 Capt. lidditail,3,t.Uol L. for Lasit,tin Atlas. T ~`: EVTRACT or A PRIVATE LETTER. The eir4mat clum.lt•ltcr.., pl. Uwe,. of ti Ni were ran e 111,11.11 IL !Millie gentlemen %err pityl..R .a..i •t lime i.e, or, broke uul ; but buti! Wat• Its fuly ohm it c I .tot ~e rill soul I. Atr. 1f•m1i,.41 lima, d, and Nlr Nii!k, I hi• r,u/er, but uciih•-r to anti in neat 1114• *eke. Tor lion. t 6 u.or iiiii pi est•ist, a h r. 11.1 e spiv 41.. , I herr more eutivillirnl Ilf re. ' of loons, iu the kieglhlttl. Letters received tat B.ltortily from I)oluir,,r.t, end dated the 8!!1 ult. state, th.o Lieut. lkittineic died ,it the tiovcci.i.l-. ~ .11 • : • the Ist th:.! • • :or , % .;` 4„41 r •