I APRIL 7. be intageons to the brewer, and won d he .oileantazyeti• to itie pulino t bur it should be recollected, if they lost now, they er i,t base gained At other times. Mr. Ctiscws.:l Lad eaten:an:4 tire amount of difference the repeal would make to Ihr limner at farillinz‘ per pet ; If So, they ought tlierefore to reduce the price of porter that stun. Mr. W. lOasi TIT much doubted the correctness of this caleu hviois; he thonght it did not sus oat to any such SIMI, and he thinitht the expectation of suck a reduction should nut be laid out to the piddle. 'Elie Resolution was then agreed to. 'fl. CHANCELLOR of the EXCID:Qt:I4II then proposed a Re. solution for allowisig a drawback of I#s. upon every three barrels of porter brewed between the Nth of April and the sth of July neat.—Toes Resointion, after bottle utoservations from Mr. Curweis and M. Brand, was agreed to, and the report was ordered to be received to-morrow. Mr. Cviewcis wished to know if the Chancellor of the Ex chequer hail formed any plan for relieving small farmers, renting, not more than Till. a year, front the saddle-horse ihity. The repeal of the Income-Tax only relieved this Clits4 Of per son, from t h e payment of 7s. whilst fur his horse lie paid 21, 7s. The CHANcELLoII td the Exctuttern said be hoped to have 4t prqposition on this subject to submit to the Rouse oft Mutt day.--Adjourned. FRIDAY, APRIL 3. Mr. Marryat preNented a petition from the Currier, Lea tht•r-dt essers, tr.mf the town of Sandwich, praying the House• to repeal the I,v:tiller Tax, it being i.t• initions tendency to the trade. —General Gascoyne pm:wilted a petition from the Tan ners of Liserpool. with a similar prayer.—Lord Eltniey pie sestet a petition front Worcester, also with a similar prayer. urn ER .‘N I) CHEESE TRII)E. The Ilutter Impoetation Duty Bill, and the Cheese Importa tion Doty Bill, severally went through a Committee. Report on ty next. The Cheese Duty Bill having gone into a.Committe. Sir M. Rinl.FY proposed that the Doty on the Importatioo of Cheese in Ile.tish slit rs be Is. instead 4.t per cwt. and in foreign ships Ins. instead of 13s. as thrtrat present stood itt the Bill. The atnetldm.•nts were negatit ed Report on no r di t y. The CitAncEt.i.ott of the EXCHEQUER brought tip the Bill for the estaltieluneut of ►he l'a tures% Charlotte of St . .nes on bar marriree witit Priu'•e Leopold of Saxe Cubourg. —Read a first .ttme and ill diet: d to be read a second time on Monday. lIOM::•:ECRETMIV Or STATE'S OFFICE. Mr. Bs NICEA, seeing Airitton. Member In his place connected with the Ttome Department, wished to ascertain whetiwr the repairs of the frobt of the ctlice of the Home Secretory ofState r opposite Whit ball, were pursu,int to orders from the Tieasnry. he scaffolding had been up for some time, little progress was moire, and %%-hat had been done was in very bad taste, for upon old stone, yellow bric!..4 were p 1 iced Mr. H Ann , sierrcs replied; although it Was his office, that he was as h sill In toed an his floe. Frientl'imrild be when be saw , the s-affolding raised, for it was not pursuant to any orders from the office,. our front the Treasury, far as he was a..v in. (Hear.) He. sent one of the Clerks to Br! Board of Worts, to learn who had given the crania, when it Was in effect uns , e-red, that some ot the stunt:sand front being in danger of Riling, it was deemed right to commence a sort of " practical reform (Mar.) Mr. ricers& tvtl.E said,eneh works could not be carried on, accoieing 11 the Act, if the expence were likely to be above UNKII. without an order front the Treasury. After what bad passed he trusted the a orks would be immediately plat a stop to. Mr. SN xEs stated, after what had fallen from those bers holding v . :Ere, he should deem it right to mute Sro papers the informat;on on this-extraordinary subject, on some future 41.1 y. (Hear.) TRANSPORTATION ACT. - On the motion that the Transportation Bill be rearra second slow, Mr. BENNET rose, not for the purpose-of objecting to the motion, lint to express the hope (hut the Act would only be re quited for two instead of five years. lie much questioeed win thee We •establistiment at Botany Bay was so organized as So merit support. It was very expensive, but produced no reformation ; and if the Act were for two years a Committee might he had upon the stsbject to obtain information. The ex peace was so enormous as to decide that that it ought not to be continued, except it could be proved that the government :and moral Mimeos Nnent of the convicts were better than formerly. According to the return of 1510, the annual expeuee was 100,0001. and of 1812, it was 173,0001. and yet the number of convicta fiirwarded was one-third less. Each eons ict cost Go vernment tool. sculling o u t. Another ground of complaint ssuithe mode of corporal punialuneut there ; and the injudi cious mixture of old and young, and hardened and mileicknied offemlei s, was very reprehensible. A report ought to be had, as the house svgs WAOllt information since 18k0, The Hill VMS read a second time, and ordered to be irotamit ted meMonday - . THE AMA' ESTIMATES. Lord ThaLmettsvots then moved that the House should go into a Committee of Supply; and that the Army Estimates should be referrsd to the Camonittee. On the qnestion for the Speeketes leaving the Choir, Mr. 11'Aum said, he had an observation to make to one • item in the Estimates ; that was the Forvign Staff; and that item, if convict, was such, to. conceived, AS would inthlee the BOUst to pause, before they ruferrett the Estimates to a Cmimicee et all. In W's, die charge fur the Foreign Staff was no noun than 17,01101. In Mel, the sante of service was increased to 10,5001. hut in the present year, the Howe would be•sur prised to find, that, after allowing 63,0001. for the Officers serving in Frew..., there still remained a charge of no less-.a vim than 123,04/01 He was aware that our fin eign pos,essiens were greatly increased shire that period; antk he would ea - en allow that they were. doubted ; but he could- not eonsideu this as anv plea for an increase of six times the moonlit of 1502. The Hon. Gentleman then took a reagent of our fineign.po..ses. lions as they were in 1802, and allowed an increase upon each, and also an establishment for our. recent ac.inisitions, and avid he could ince view of the subject discover that a grea:er sum th:ai 410301 conld be revired, and therefore here WaSilli 'veils of charge of 78,6)01. He must also observe, on the item of charge• for the Horse Guards in Cie present year. In !81't this head el charge WAS 17,4291.—1ri the peesetir year it was 60,101. Lord PA t.mmtssosi spoke in reply, and- aner a WS; conver sation the House w. at Into the Committee. Lord l'avatsmeroN espiamed, that with respect to the Wag gon Traimilie Duke 01' st Olio von would Wit 4 ,(11 1 11 10 the ti ed ] withoi.t a l trge train. attl.it was necassary to V111'411:1..40' a duct e number of horses.. The N.•ble Lord also entered into-some ex plan.itoms- on the subject of half.pay, when it was deemed , ex pr Beat to herease the ratio in. 1832. Withsespect tithe stuf f , Übe Hoene Staff umisist of 11w Major General in North whickbad. hew. the case sinew the rebellion &wale THE NATIOHAL REGISTER. the pi escudo time. There world then lie one Major-Grneral in the northern conntless, in Portsmouth, Plymouth and Kent ; itt Gacrasey and Jer,ey also there would lie, instead of Lieut-Gen. Major•GQll.; in North America there would be a Commander in Chief; hi C•snitela two Major-Generals; in Nova Scotia the same ; in the Leeward Islands one Commander in Chiefand four Major-(;ever-'s ; at Gibraltar the command would devote oh One General !Placer, who would nor receive tinV staff pay ; in Matta and the lonian Islands two Major-Generals, a Command er of the Purees, and une Lieut. Governor ; in the Mauritius there would be a Major-Gun. ; the same in Ceylon. The No• ble Lord then snored that a sum, not exceeding 275,15:-.41. be grunted fur General Matt, Hospital Officers for Garrisons, &e. Mr. C. Wick NE complained of the Staff allowed to the Colo nlal Garrisons ; lent was most struck with the appointment at St. Helena, which Ye considered too large for l lOU men, he thought one General Officer would be quite enough. Lord CACTLEREAGIEWd4 aware the House would feel that St. Helena stood upon different grounds than any other of the islands. Good faith with the other Powers enjoined this coun try to take Cate that he should not 'war... In respect to the expence, he would enquire and satisfy the House. The Gover nor received no auditory allowance ; the salary comprised evert expense connected with his official appointment. After some further conversation the motion was agreed to. The Noble Lord then stated, in the next sate, that he should propose to discharge all the serjeants, drummers and col - orals of the Local Militia, which would make a great saving iii this part of the expellee of the Military Establishment. The sum originally proposed to lie voted wits lOil,oool. lie, in comic pience of this reduction, should propose a grata of 9U,000i. only. Agreed to_ The following sum was then voted, viz. 52,5001. fur Hospital Expcnees, die. , The Noble Lord then proposed a vote to defray the expetices of the public dcpartoients connected with the adninti..tration of the imp)* concerns. There Would be lotind aumic rt.due tionl in re..peet to clerks, and in the tiled teal department. He then moved for a giant 01'183,0411. to deti.iy those expenees. Agreed to. Tile oble Lord then moved that a sum not exceeding 110,1131. Pis. 2d. be granted tbr paying Volunteer and Yeo manry Corpa. :I:4leed to. . _ _ Tla; Resolution; being then read, the first fur grantint! wan uf33,4611. Ivs. S I, fur Salaries of the Navy Pay Office, alter stmt.! obsertatiou was •agreed tu; as were several of the other Resolutions. Mi. VA EsirrAnT ntoveti, that the re•rtner Repot t of the Naval Estimates should he taken into eonNiduration. Mr. PoNsirs us intimated that the iiiatirer appeared ill. The SPEAKER expressed his obligations to the House, but it would be no locum ciiienee to him to proceed. Mr. V•NSITTART, however, pees - sett abe adjournment, which was illStillitty acceded to, anJ the !louse adjourned till Aionstay. TUESDAY' S LONDON GAZETTE. BA NKIWPTS. .1. KOPEK, Tunbridge-wells, innkeeper. April 6, If,, May 14,.5t Callahan. Atts. Young and Co. St. Aldred's-court. Poultrv—E. HAN HALM. Bexley. wheelwright, April 6, .23, May 14. at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Santer, Chancery-lane—E. J. HADLF.Y, miller, April 16, 47, May 14, at the Bear and ('rows, Ipswich. Att. Mr. Taylor, John-street—J. THOMPSON jun. Walton, coal-merchant, April 5, 6, May 14, at the King's Arms, IVouttbridge—Att. Mr-Hine, Temple. J. Lomas, Shetficld, jrocer, April 16, 17, May 14, at the 'routin e , Sherlield. Att. Hi g, Southampton-buildings—W. Thetford, tanner, April 3, d, May 14, at the Hell, Thetford. Att. Mc I)ixon, Staphsann—T. llowstax, Sunderland, south, April 3A, May 14, at the Turf H0t..1, Ncw:astle-upon-Tyne. Att.. Hell and Co. Bow Church-yard-11. ltutay. Ahergaveany, china-tender, April 22,22, May 14, at the Star and Garter, Worcester. Atts. Card:des and Co. Holborn-court—J. Leicester, hosier, April Y7, g t, May 14, at the G:arge, Hincklcy. Att. , . King and Co. Hinckley—J. C.43T WRIH HT, Saldoril, victualler, ApiJi6. 17. May 14, at the Com mercial Humus, Bruwl. Atts. Bounillon and ro. Little Friday-street. Darby, brass-tiainder, April I I. 13, May 14, at the King's Arms, Derby. Att. Mr. Savage, Great Wins:lit-Niter-street. DIVII/FNDS. April 23, C. Cuff; Leadenhall-street, merchant, at Guildhall—June 8, J. Tyentian, Bristol. silk-mercer. at Guildhall—April 17, It. Row ney, Marton-garden, perfumer, at GitililhaU—.%pril 23, E. lilackce, Nc liond-strect, milliner, at Guildhall—A, Partridge, Groat hl r initage-street, Wapping, wine-imireliant. at Guildhall—April 27, T. Clonstoper, Master-c.o. Mincing : lane, wine-merchant, at Guildhall— April 27, O. Beckett, Winchester, wine-inerchant, at Guildhall—April 23, S. and J. and A. Gosling. ,Mark-lane, winconerchalas. at G u ild. liatU—April 23, J. and .1. Earl, Westmorland-place, Pity-rood, and PlaNioa, Hens, beast-salesmen, at Guildhall—.‘pril 27, AL Davey, jun. Cheshunt, miller, at Guiltthall—.‘pril 23, H. Craton and E. Col son, Great St. Helens, hosiers. at Guildhall—April 23, J. Parry. New gate-,trect. toaaczonist, at Guildhall-3141y Is, .1. Harris, Newgate street, printaelkr—April 19, M. Gray, litidport, net-in:muffle:wirer, at the 111111, liridport—.tprill.i, G. Vs ale, illackenhall, miller, at the Dog, .Manchester--Apnl 23, E. Morris, Newtown, draper, at the ('rosy Keys )iwestrApnl 14, .1. Carter, sakwilan, at Weak- , Icy s lintel. P lymouth I hick.—April 23, J. Viilson, Manchester, gro cer, at the Gcorgv, I Averimol, C E KT! F IC .AT ES--A it tr. 23.. • . _ T. Pyne, Lower 'looting. vietunller—T. Lawock, Ntinories, slam seller—i'. Westwood. Bristol, merchant—W. Rioter. Fast-st. Man clietter.sq. builder—W. Head. Crediton, sage.uruiker—J. Norman, Wellington, serge maker—s. Tazewell. Brid!rewater, grocer—A. Par tiidge. Great Hermitage-street, Wapping, vane-merehant—t'. Sharp ley, l'ambridge, perfumer—W. Aldred, Ipswich, draper—W. New ' comb, Vine-street, scrivener—J. Lander. Ilampsteadsroaf, hoot-maker —E. Miteklidw, Fork-stoic cotton-nianntiseturer--•r. Ilattsin, titanium grocer—.l. *um:ly, Old liroast.street, nierchant—'f: /Withal, Kenil worth, Inalt , ter. OISSOLIITIONS OP P.tRTNERSIIIP3. Liat and Wilkey, l'ottoittuirmonirt-eoatl, ecach-makers—Cnra and Talbot, Nottinghuun, auctiuneers--eisewhensen.und Portluck. thrilling ham, cointrniiikers--aelcy and Griffin. Walsalt, tow and Shaw, Worcester, vurriers—G. ruin F. Barnes, Newcastle, mercers—Ntilbtun and Parl , 4s, Hull, rdfmierchants--Xtorrell and Oarind, attornies—,t. and It. Dennis, Madron. corn-factors —Etlgington and Newea. Coventry. carriers—W. tout .1. tilackhorn. Witham, inerchants—firtnin and Jay, Cavendish, farmers—Belland Rovntrd. Martin's.lane—Amlwase anti Co. Maid, grocers—Harnian and Tait, 'Fittihritlp•—rtroom.and rerun, Fleet-street, confectioners —San/tilers and Batt, (dunces...ix, chetaw.factors--Ilisdlield and Co. Shettietd, merchants--Turnhull unit Co. North glams-thatm facturers--4'urrig and Co. IWellinghoroitol—Voitte and Co. NottMg liam, timber ire•ndtants—lligland and Co. Seaton, :Inn-masters— Priestley awl lorpliet, Wakefield, hticklayerw—W. and .1. Stevens, • South Moltoasstreet, essvh-smiths—S. :ad SI. Leav is. N nac.itun i . gm cers—Johason and Osmond, Coventry. clirriers—dones Had Flew, liar hury, surgisins—ltedtern and IYetticship, Dow;;ate- , iill, grocers-- Hope and Munk", Manchester, shuttle.makers—Vercelay and Eg lingron, Sedgley, masons—By wrter and Hudson, Bothwell, maltsters —ttooke and Itorneman, Qacen-strect, merchiints--Ileakenand Co. Birmingham. 1 1 So great a stagnation of trade was never known. in the , City as at this moment. One day last week, the arrival of only ow 2 vessel was reported at the Clutom-house, a c ircumstance unprecedented. iit ita annals. GAZE 17'E. S'ATUBDArs LONDO. Crotrot-Tftee, April 5. MEMBER returned to Sate in this present . Miroupi qf Druil4ich—W in. Eorl of Sefton, in the roan of Sir T. Winnington, Dart. BANKRITTCIES SUPPASEDTM. A. and W. Tenfold, Maidstone. bankers.—J. and W. Jackson, Con- Dowgate, BAN KIIT'PTS. It. Tacit'''.Et2 Itriewr, J. PERSON, and 11. 1...1. S.ll. RA. citAs, Lints. treet, merchants, April 9, IT, Nlay 18. at Guildhall. Atts. Henna tta anal Co. King's Arm,-yard, Coleman-street B. Gratattsas and T. ScirKl:B, liingswinford. Statlimlshire. iron-mas ters April I. 20, May 18, ut the G eorge , Boardley. Att. Air. Con stalale, Syntoriel's-inn. R. 1. %NE, Bergh Apton, Norfolk, shopkeeper, April 19. 20, May 18, at tine kimtparn Horse, Norwich. Att. 7Mr. Huxley, Temple. \V. N Emit, Fgreinont, currier, April 18, 19, May 18, at the Globe, Coaterniuuth. Att. Mr. ('lenuell, Suiple-inn. .1. Alta:Tim, Gainsborough. ship-builder, April 15, 16, May 1% at the Saracen's Head, Lincoln. Atts. Longdill and Co. Gra.. 's -inn. J. Co 2E'rEu, Newbury. clothier, April 9, 20, May 18, at Guildhall. Au. Mr. l'hipps Weaver's-hull, Dasingliall-street. W. Don It/4E, Britlgnorth, miller, April 19, 20, May 18, at the Crown inn and Royal Hotel, Htidbmorth. Atts. Preslund and Co. Bruns wich-square. T. C. Du tiT, Catherine -court, Tower-hill, ship-owner, April 9.3, 27. May 18, at (; uildliall. Au. Mr. Jones, Great ‘Vinchester-strect. R. Ittin, Field balling, Nortialk, grocer, April 20, 23, May 18, a t the Angel, Norwich. Att. Mr. IViniltua, Bartlett's-buildings. J. PaLsrua. taylor, Apnl 20, 23, May 18, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Burton, New North -street, Bed Lion-square. E..lllCaime, Workswurth, victualler, April 17, 18, May IS, at the White Hart, Duffield. Arts. Lung and Co. lielborn-court, kiray's inn. J. IV it !AI:, Wood -street. hosier, April 9, 1 . 6, May IS, at Guildhall. Atts. 11'alkerand Co. s)kl Jewry. J. Haat uv, Chalon, ric..chant, April 10, 27, May IS, at Guildhall. Att. Mr Griffith, Middle-Temple-buildings. S. licturos, Kingston-upon-Hull, confectaincr, April 11, In, May 18, at the Old Sind-hill Inn, York. Ards. Bell and Co. Bow Church yard. J. NAISII, Bitton, engineer, April 19, 20, May IS, nt the Castle and Ball, Bath. Atts. Bridges and Co. Red Lion-square. J. .MasoN, Little Thorock. hay-dealer, April* 13, 20, May 18, at Caddhall. Att. Mr. Jones, Size-Luie. W. S. Rona, Illackfriar's-road, merchant, April 13, 20, May 18, at Guildhall. Attu. Waleson and ('o. A ustin-tnars. .1. STlltElt, Walliam-green, mrrket.gardener, April 9, 23, May 18, at Guildhall Att Mr. Tucker, Bartletes-builtungs. k I). A. T. Yonsra, Water-lane, Fleet -street, carpenter, April 20, 27. May IS, aitGuildliall. Atts. Amery and Co. Lothbury. J. H. I:it:wt.:it, Poplar, shipwright. April 20, 23, May 18, at Gund hull. Att,. Knight and Co. Basinghall.street. DIVIDENDS. April 27, S. Bird, Norwich. jeweller, at Guildhall-May 25, W. Clark, Water-lane. Tower -street, merchant, at Guildhall-April 2,1„. J. Blackburn, Duke -street, Aldgate, menter, at Guildhall-June 4, A. K. Mackenzie and K. Abbott. Austin-Friars, merchants, at Guilddall -May 4, J. and T. Ellis, anti F. Alder. Crooked-lane, merchants, at Guildhall-May 4, W. Oliver. and G. H. Townsend, Howford-baild ings, Fenchurch-street, coal-merchants. at Guildhall-April 30, M. Dicks, Salisbury Place, Surrey, baker, at Gitikkall-May 1, C. F. Bawlins, Bristol, wholesale-grocer, at the Gaminelial Room Bristol- May I, J. W. Ashwell. Colchester, grater, atthc Red Lien Inn, Col chester-April 59,, F. IVoodeock, Hinckley, I.eic..ste-r. farmer, at the George-Inn, Hinckley-April 29, D. Bulfonl, Taunton. Somerset. grocer, at the Market-house, Taunton-7May 4, R. Adams. ladienitam. Leicester, grazier, at the George Inn, Market-Ilarborough-May .1. Ilisare. Derby, Inn-keeper, at the King's Head-Inn, ricrhy-April 27, J. Seabrooke, Leadenhall-street, man s-inetter, art;uildh 11-April 27," W. Williams, Tufts. Norfolk, carpenter, at. eittildhall-May 7, .1. Dodd. Norfolk-street. Middlesex-hospital. cheestanonwr, ar Guild hall-April 27, A. and I'. Conlon, Church-street, Soho, toy-lots, at Guildhall-Al:ay 4, and F. Kent, M:uk-lane, wine-merchant, at T. 'l'. Steele, Chester, woollen-dtaper, at the White I.ion Inc, Chester-May 1, J. Brown, Glenttiird-Briggs. Lincoln. mercer, at the Angel Inn, Glamford-Rriggs-April 50, IV, Valiance. Wyonatla-Nlarsh, Bucks, paper-maker, at Guildhall-April 27, M. Nfacgaie, Jennyn-street, teilliner, at Guildhall-April 29, E. and E. Johnson, Fleet, Lincoln. drapers. at the Chequer-Inn, Holboach- April 27 R. Are, Spalding, Lincoln, merchant, at the White Hatt Inn. Spillini , -April 27, .1. and G. Swan, and H..ttalerson, Wapping Wall, merchants, at Guildhall-April 27. 11. and J. 11. Stunners New Bridge -street, brokers, att Guildhall-April 20..1. Leonard, Little; Ilampion.Wurcester„ of Citililltall-April 27, W. and W. Judd. Ban bury. 41ifrit. and IL Judd, Birmingham, carriers, at the White Lion Inn, Bamintry-April 25. 'l'. I). Lanham, and .1. Perry, Devonshire square. merchants, at Gaildhall-April 22, R. Wilson, Pontefract, York. money-scrivener. at the George•lnn, York-April 27, W. Tongue, Birmingham. jeweller, rt the ittual hotel, klinutogbant. ('I:RTIP[('A'iI S—.trnll.?7. J. F.lcy, Blickfriffrs-nisid. brewer.—l I. Duckworth, Liverpool, mer chant—(.. Lander, of Birmingliatt, jeweller—J. Gmfm, Bitcklmd . Common, Rocky, timber-merchant—J. M. Pitman• Sun-Greet, wllotva Manning, I.4altliwell. Devon, butcher—.l. W. ant J. Maautelutel,;l`. Glutton, and .t. I•latlf, Britlgn. sAnp, carpet manufacmtcrs—.W. Walter, Crawford-stmt, llarybone • cabinet. maker-11. Greenwood, ttuddrraiitld, I.artea,ter Flwict. Wakefield, York, upholiterer--H. Ja ob, Bartholomew.Clcse, 1.. lamioine, I►nthrd.stmt, ha - tor—S. Sack, (;r:ztt hall, F., , wx. tanne:--G. Cuff, Leadcnhall-•tart, ma:Moat—b. T. Emett. Manmaslield, Glotace,ter, shopkeoper—l. Nice, Stepney. un dertaker—P. Prince, Sheffield, pricer—J. Flockno, Daverdry. North ampton, shopkee:irr—J. anal Heald. catele.on street. mcn•hants--P. Plymouth-Bork, bat t—T. Handley, Waakot, Warwick, salenfan. PAItTIS PSI DISiOLVED, G. and J. l're;;;, 111irrett and . Ellaby, Emberton, lace-inatitifacteros.:-I.mick anti Ttieditt, spruce-beer inokeri—Kent and I)encon, .at. Albans. plumbers-4J. anti D. Chad . wick, itichminidi, Yorktitiro tallo wwleinsileris—Moere and Co. (1... goo, inerehants--Niartin civil Smith. N'arivii.4l,.nplidistereri--riewher aril Ili liag, Brighthehnaton, linen-thaperN—Lansdown and Dory, SCAlthalLpton, ironnongers—K Fe.' and 'l'otnkins. Abingdon, bankers —G.. and T. Millen, kititlerutinms, attoenies--iiainea arxl Tunier, Niargaretsatreet, St. Nfairy.le-bone, printer.—Tiowlea and Hopkins, slmeing-smith—enl , hanie and li.c.rriwin, ilmtighton-hi forness, Lancashire, spinet -deolersi--11. and U. Zachary, PI) month, teawlialers—tianner and thylis, NOtl-suctc,. Vi - Lstinimter, winking- Clew:Hers-I'. and J.. limn, flishm:" , :gatc.,:rect-witimet. weavers— : 'rlionias and &i. Chyendon, tallow-chandlers---Ir.kpcn and 'flkhank. Charlton-street, Sonicii-enwn. iitcpenters--Potter and t'o. Ilrisco. tit. Anthonys.. and Neveastle-uyornTyno, common-brewers— .tsser and Bellairs. Kiacworth. and W. okib ur y. Shropshire, corn-facture--l:. S. and W. 11. 1.. NValcutti. Worcester, booksellers; THE. NA.TION AL REGISTER. LOO noN : St;.YDAIC, APRIL 7. Purr Paper! to the 4th inst. hams arrival, but which arc as barren of important intelligfnee as those that hare preceded them, . during. the week. Twenty-five Owns:tad troops and Gir pieces of curium have been re viewed in the .Champ de Mars by Monsieur, aewinkacietL