TOE NATIONAL REGISTE Mr. PONSONav also wished toascertain, if the Noble-Lord thought it w ere not enquiring too minutely, whether his Majesty's Govern. m erit intended to take any aggressive steps previously to receiving intelli~eore from Vienna ?—(Some murmurs.) Lossl CASTLEREAGH. said lie would submit to the House whether he ought to be called on to state what course the Government would pursue. (Hear.) aPteins OF ITALY. Mr. PoNSoNrIT next desired to know whether the Noble Lord would object to the production of the pipers respecting Sicily, and the iii,tructions to Lord %V. Bentinck, respecting Italy and Sicily, during the years faille.: and 13 ; and if lie wonld not agree to the production of the whole. how tar the Noble Lord was disposed to acquiesce hi a motion for such papers. Lord CAgTLY.R,EAG H. according to what he could at present see of the wishes of the Right Hon. Gentleman, thought he rhould not have to object to the intended motion ; but the papers respecting a part of the specified period could only be produced. The papers respeetiog the most recent communications on the aff a i rs o f Si c ily, lie (eared, could not yet be produced. Mr PoisoNn also wished the instructions to Lord t. Ben thick, regarding Italy in general, to be laid before the House. Lord CASTLEREAGH expceted that he should be able to agree substantially with the Right Hon. Gentleman's motion. The general feature of the instnictions to Lord W. lientinek was, to take ad vantage of any rising that he might observe in Italy. Mr. PONQONBY would submit the terms of his motion to the Noble Loud, ;and if there were any occasion he should submit it to the House on Tuesday next, TALLEI'RAND'S LETTER ON NAPLES. Mr. WHITBREAD desired to know whether the letter from Prince Talleyrand to Lord Cistlereagh, respecting the Throne of Naples, was substantially correct as it had appeared in son►c of the papers Lord CASTLEREAC tt had already told the Hon. Member, on a former occasion, that he (Lord C.).must abstain from saying any thing on those matters, the papers respecting which could not yet be fail' before Parliament. The proper titne would come for giving information on the subject mentioned by the Hon. Member, when the Government would not shrink from any enquiry that he could institute —(Ilcar !) Mr. WHITBREAD deemed the Noble Lord's answer tantamount to an admi•*ion of tl►e letter : for he said he should be prepared to deti•ud his conduct. If the time really would come when ti►e Noble Lord would give the House intbrmation, he should rest satisfied ; he should t h en wait patiently fir all those notable letters, in which P►iuce Hardeoberg, Prince Talleyrand, and my Lord Castlereagh cut such a figure! Cries of Order called up the SPEAKER, when the conversation Ira; terminated by instantly proceeding to dispose of the orders of the day. The Trish Sugar Drawback Bill was read a third time and passed. The Lich Treasury Bills Bill was read a second time.---Committee on Monday. Mr. V. FITZG ERA LD, in a Committee of Supply, moved the MU dry animal Grants for public Institutions, &c. in Ireland. Report on Monday. CIVIL LIST ACCOUNTS. Mr. TIERNEY moved that the accounts relative to the Civil List Accounts, recently Isid on the table of the House, be referred to a Select Committee, with powers to examine witnesses, records, &c. In submitting this motion to the House, the Right Hon. Gent. took occasion to go largely into the Civil List Expenditure, observing that he was anxious to arm the Committee with power to examine per , ems and papers, because he should be thereby enabled to m a ke out that c a se tallied; he knew could be established. His object was eart:lih»ent of the I' xpenditnre, which had increased enormously svi:lnu the last ten years. The expellees of last summer, in conse. (peace of the presence of certain Illustrious Visitors, were undoubt edly very great, and, in sonic instances, appeared extravagant ; but, fur those expenses, many allowances were to be made. He did not so much complain of them, as of the increased scale of the Civil List Expenditure ; it was that invariable extent of expellee which he wished curtail and limit The CHANCELLOR of the EXCIIECVER opposed the motion, as quite unnecessary. After a long disenssion, the motion wa, CcUricd with :ouic amend intnts..,--Mjeorned to iquidy. - A PRIL 16. L )f P, )f • 1- 4 . le ). ' fl,t 9 •••-•••• TUESDAY'S Lniii)()N G-I.:LTTE. BANKRU PIS. W. Searle, jun. of !jut . ' ugton, Ca nibridrgcshire,.miller. E. Cohen, of London, merchant. J. Sparks, of Portland -street, Oxford -street, coach-maker. • A. Jordan, of Atworth, Wiltshire. matioer. J. Bannister, 4 :f Shillingtord. Oxfordshire, butcher. %V. Fletl, of Iloroicastle, Linculn,hire, grocer. T. Sheri took, al Leeds, merchant. T Bryett, of ..asnort, pwucer. J. and J. Bakt well. of Weston•npon-Trent, StArurdshire, 91)2p- Waters. %V. Percival, of Liverpool, !cod-merchant. • jr, Lewis, ut Three•Kni g court, tombar.l.sneet. wine -merchant. C. Stanslield, of Road-aid, p. , srsibrt?ker. W. Somme's, of Li•v•ri, Essex, C. White, of Manclisier, iron•lignor-snattufucturer. W of Kidder, ))) i ) osier, hatter. T. Mee, of Kettering, Northamptonshire, W. Vince, of Lucas-street, Conimerci'd-road. J. Stephens, of Landeveyl•mg, Cdroirt:letislire, cum-rat.reltAnt. SATURDAY'S LOAN DON GAZETTE. AnMtItAt.Tr•OFFICE, APRIL 15. 1813. xtract of a Letter from Vice Admiral Sir Ales.nidur Cochratte,l3. C. B. &c. to John Wilson Crokcr, Esq. dated on board bis Ma jesty's Ship 'foment, off Mobile Bay, the 1-Ith Februar.lBls. IT being the intention of Major-General Lbmbert and ti yself to have attacked Mobile, and finding the entrance into the bay so gnarled by Fort Poyer, AS to render it unsafe to ..ttempt flitting a passage with the smaller ships of w :sr, the Majot General and ty.- self thought it advisable to attack the fort by band; awl on the-,Ttis a detachment of ships, under the command of Captain Rickeit, of the Vengenr, effected a landing of the troops intended tin this 51. L vice about three miles to the ea-tward of the t which was moue • diately invested, and out trenches. in the course of firty•eight hours, pushed to within pistol-shot of the enemy's works. The batteries being completed upon the 11th, the fort was sum monrd, when the officers commanding it, seeing the impossi:iiiity cf effecting any good by further xesistance, agreed !ci >urrvu o upon the terms proposed to him by Afojnr-Oenerat Landluri (a copy o f the capitulation is inclosed), and on the followirg d the aura ison, consisting of shout three hundred and sixty teddiers cit. I 'WOO. ' s regiment of infantry and attillery. mat eked out ;t id gronndtd their arms, and. w ere embarked on board the ships of the *qua:!! The i . ort was round to be in a complete stale of rep.i , vi nz twenty-two guns mounted, and being amply provid:d with 111111:!1- nition. To Captain Rickets, and to the Himont Jive Captain Spen cer, who commanded the camel) landed wan the arm), i :1111 in debted for the zeal and exertions in landing and transporting the cannon hod supplies, by which the fort was so tpededily reduLed. BANKRUPTS. C. Bratt, of Warrington, Lansa..ter, nneti-draper. Abraham Dantziger, of'Cliange-.llley, I .00doti, merchant. Mattlien Milton, of Bi irk•strect, horse-deolt.r. Rose Bulling, late of Deal, Kent, liimen.draper. Thomas Jinn, of Gaytion, IVarnick, dealer and eliapinap. Simon !vies, of Saint George, Gloneeter, n heel not ight. A. Aaron, & S. Michael, of Deal, Kent, slop.ellets. Thoniai Marshal, of Illackn a ter, Sontiisensitqn, erocer. Richard Sheppard, of Frome Selttoi4 Sarneret, clothier. T. Pearsall, of IV ilhomidge, Gloucester. iron.hoop ma turn% A. hiautz And G.Solitniii. of Wapping-wail, 111;11;11rsex, tan,reliant Jorsepli Clarke, of Oid lo.tcher. John Astlcy, of Wolverton, Warn Loaf chili , an. Balthazer Adamv, of Itcarlien, Smilhampt .n bwider. Illimplirev Mills, of Coll .. t imptofi, [Jet fill, f r il l M of Kingston-upon Hall, James Pigtail). of Denham, E—rx, Samuel Conley, rat Statiqratl. Hca 1., curt, J. Cosier and C. Ctrsicr, of Weridfit vr, 1311cl.it?go.nro, grocer-, John Simonds 01 Circtis;er, (iloocs ste r, Richard - 1'1:1101w, of 1 almoutli, Cornwall, i nt , cer. b i .11.