The National Register. — London, England, 1821-04-16 00:00:00

ICO . —..-ess-r-s-••••• • LONDON, MONDAY, APIIII, 16. • Three o'clock, p.m. Ve have received the Paris papers of Friday last, from which the follow;ng are extracts .• l'Aklb, APHIL 11.—Neas has just artier/I here by espres.,, nod may he roo.idered as perfectly autheatic, that the Australia passed the Te...eitio on the Bth-of April, nod in front of Novara met Ilse traopr of Alessandri hit made pet rr.islunre. This first carps wit dispersed. There sins militia to believe that the shadel a nul.! in two lio4llll he delivered up In the royal authorities, and that every thing would he settled its foul dins. Twenty-hie thousand Aus trians are in " The Austrians are stated to have entered Turin ou the 101 h, and when the vs pi vas came away. it is added that the citadel we. ratululatiug. Su- .are the netnews which reached us at a late hour, thoiLh we were previously informed that this Austrian' land received reinfoicements at Milan, where they were preparing to advances but we must dekko; ledge we cliald. not have supposed they could have had so easy a triumph. Further acconuts from that quarter ore ansiuusly expect. d. " In a letter from Naples, dated the 261 h, received by a elitist respectable English home In Gents it is v o ted, that solar from lb.- accounts of their favourable reception, pub lished by Ilse Atotripno, beieglotie, the indignation of the iiiisilliitouts was snanifestioz itself in a mann. r which every Immitne d must regret, bite that tacitly Austrians bud , tees' murdered on the night of the 23i h. Another tenet from Naples, of the 27th, stated then the work of en+ nage was going on, and that a promiscuou. massacre wus estast.d. CrorrltACT Or A I,CTTER Anita 11.—lit the papers there is Jul account of a fatal duel a loch took place yesterday, the circumstances which led to this result are extremely curious. Tile parties weir M. Manuel, a Pole, and 1 believe n Jew, a man of the greatest respectability, mid of nettle:lse fortune t he am, about 50 years of age, and the father of six children by the wife whasurvivas him. iII Henuuntot, the other party, is a eagle mini shunt 30 and 40; he is also a man of considerable propioty. Ile is a native of Genera. 'ltey were both Arras de Change, a class of men here of the greatest rispeetabilit), " About pie or six month. , ago, M. Manuel, who lived on the mint uffectionate terms a ith his a ifr, received an unii- D)olossi letter, laying she wets unfaithful to hien. He tine the letter anti rontempt, and dismissed thie matter from his Mind, 'III about Si kirtili A ht he received ase I letter, u ith the same infortimtioil t he treated ibis letter like the first.— In • few de), he received a third, a Ida stated that as he might have that proof the very next day it he chose. The a riter then told him to Ku the swat dux at Isiss &cluck to a particular house in a lenticular street, cud to make a certain signal n hich he described and he would ,then Wive no doubt of the writer's veracity. M. M%s anuel ell! Reerirelhlly at the tines designated to the house in geeistion, and made the described signal. The door aus iiislantly opened by a female, whom he knew to ha his wife, but did not at first recognise him, lint throwing liersell into ids arms called him by the name of Ilcanininit. The husband was now easviaerd. He determibed to- (cave Pal it iut assealialely: he converted his humenie French -propel ty lido disposable t &cis, and vet off fur his native place, Warsaw. Before lie went, he proffered rot givenesv to liis wife, and even agreed to live with he*, provided she *milli totally abandon her paramour. The mother six children relined ; and the husband' rot away without ber. A few dotys ago lie retained, and on Monday (1 believe fur the fist time) te•appeared on 'Change.-- Here he met Beaumont, abet a violeitt Allf.reitljuts tosime • diately ensued—the result *as a challenge, and a plain ive agreement that one at least should nut come out of the held alive. They met the neat morniug, fired, end Al. Manuel (the injated person, us frequently happens in this chance medley mode of avenging wrongs) was killed on the spot by a pistol shot in the breast. Hr is es ti einely regretted, for lie seems to have been as moth beloved for his manners in society es he was esteemed fur his probity in business. Ileaantran has been forced to ran away to his native country, Switzerland, from the storm of iedignatton whirls sages against hire at Feria. His cunt:Agnes on '(:hatter, and the merchants generallv, came to a resolution neve' to transact h 11.11111 1 ,11 with Will ilstslll. As the Preto It are nut pectilisoly sensitive on the point Of COisitisat thu extraordinary emotion wi.icle this ease 1016 excited West he ettranned to the siiiglitar h.ssieltehil whirl) chit s d eterises it. Martm I %sat remarkable for his ettentine to his wife, whom he bad tired limn an "h•c111 , s ll m loos ) , and had h e aped hem (his ea all her relatiolis-.•la is A Fiend! woman. liezainont was Aintniers friend— end It is it:ported that had been of great si r.ice to him in Mu ;utilisation of his torltille. It Is felt lisle shut he ought not to have fired at slaaorl , espreiaily after 111 lliad bred a ithunt effect. 'ow fuueral plyeession 01 hi. Manuel has passed through, the ltuideverds-s-a its..ls , arid 12 motor tttt g coaches, with au Mullen+ 1111 01 - bcr ul piseitte Cal tioip - ‘. 14.eaance, APRIL b•—'the King of Naples is still hole. His younger son, who came Irmo Naples alter the entrance of the Ainittlans, s'' Ohl 011 his retiorit uu Alon • lii• , p-sty lets 111...1114) lied a Arlen seligiorts looseness pea...sited itt the chtir. 1: of 8401 saline 41 1 11 1 •Clu 1 11 Iss ,ne, tip thanks to Ahuighty (juil fur the victories gained by the Auslnfaw aver hula and that 1e111,.U -1111y thi.lisitaloll sit 116 t• furies Of Cuilsi:llltto4l4i fret . i;oin ho his kingdom. It hi gals al lurlye m'cluek, and lasted gilt half pest oar. The. erseisiony was splendid sad mt. posing. We SI ayoly %skis, atteilded by the Aichilid.e, the At v1'1111( . 41 gamily, the N eapom )liiii.icrs, the rot rtgll Amtsa-sa , lurs, a ;teal i w ly of 'tic 'rowan nubility, and a p ea t c r o wd ( 4 lei righerli ighd Thy di. every e4ipx, under the order. of Cupt o i n earl trorn Deptf , all in about ten days. militia ui the county of Hertford aro ordered asse. u :)l l at the town of St. Adw.'it, on the 19,11 May, fur the purport: of milting and exerciio. . . _ The .Slar_transport, Lieut. H. Hire, is arrived at t pithead . she left St. Helena, the 10th of Feb.— Buonaparte was in good health, and beyond this fact little is ever knovii of him. His new house was completed. 'One of his domestics arrived in the Star, with his wife and child : it is understood he quitted his Majesty's service from choice. CALEDONIAN ASYLUM,—On Saturday the fourth anniversary festival, of this henevolent institution, for supporting and educating the children of sol diers, sailors, and marines, natives of Scotland, who have died or been disabled in the service of their country, and of indigent Scotch parents resi dent in London, not entitled to parochial relief, was celebrated with a sumptuous dinner at the City of London Tavern, Bishop4, , ate.street, when upwards of SOO persons of distinction, patrons and friends to the institution met. His Royal Highness the Duke of York in the chair, supported by many dis tinguished noblemen, naval and military officers, ' aldermen, bankers, and merchants. Atter dinner, Non i'Vobis was sung in fine•style by the vocal per tiirmers. •' The King," and all the wual loyal, and patriotic toasts were drank, and several excel. lent speeches in praise of the institution delivered. Gow's excellent band was stationed in the music gallery, and played several Scotch tunes, and the vocal performers contributed much to the hilarity a the meeting, which did not separate till 'a late hour. Information having been given at Marlborough. street police-office, against a certain gambling-house in St. James's.square, a warrant was issued, and the officers entered about half past ten o'clock on Fri. day last, seized the bank, and took the bankers, croupiers, ere. (altogether about 70 persons) into custody, and conveyed them, in 18 hackney coaches, to the office, when the bankers were discharged on giving b it to appear at the sessions, and entering into recognizances of 8001. each. Some of the indi viduals were discharged on their own recognizances, and others without entering into any. One of them attempted to make his escape, and jumped out of the first floor window, and sustained great injury, and two escaped from the top of the house. A great crowd was collected, and the parties afforded a good deal of amusement to the spect..aurs as they were handed into the coaches. On Saturday afternoon, about three o'clock, as Mr. Munro, of Norfolk-street, Park-lane, was riding in the Regent's Park, accompanied by his groom, the horse of the latter suddenly took fright, and soon became unmanageable to the rider, ran furiously across the New Rand, entered Portland-place by the New Crescent, and continued his course down that street, until he reached the corner of New Coven dish-street, when his head canto in contact with a dust cart with such violence, as literally to dash his brains out. Tile servant, who until now had main tuined his scat, was thrown the distance of several yards; he was taken in a senseless state to Surgeon Propert, in Duke -street, where he received eoery possible assistance and attention. We are happy to add that lie is iu a fair way. The horse . was valued at a hundred guineas, Two of the collectors of cast-off garments lately played off the following trick :—A respectable looking young man, in black, with epaulets on his coat, like a servant, and a large bundle tied up in a handker chief, went to the shop of Mr. Russell, of Park street, Windsor, cabinetmaker, and demanded of Mrs. R. the price offs dressing glass. After saying it was not convenient for him to take it with hints lie said ho would call again. He had scarcely left the shop when a Jew entered, and asked Mrs. Bus. sell it' she knew the young man who had just gone out, as he had some clothes to sell, which were a very great bargain ; but that he would nut cell them to him, because lie was a Jew, the young man h e i n ., a f ra id h e mi 4 ht receive bad notes in payment. —l? Mrs. It. could buy them for 71. he would give fi. for her trouble, end immediately gave her ss. earnest. Ihe Jew left the shop, anti the young man soon after returned about the glass, when Mrs, R. anxious to earn the promised pound, asked the young :Iran what he hail got in his bundle, He replied, souse clothes of Iris late master's that he wished to sell, but supposed she did not deal in such articles. Mrs. IL rejoined that o aid s.nnotirnes fara friend ; and in line concluded the bargain according to her instructions.--.-Neither the Jew nor his ticromplica have since been seen by Mrs., It and it turns out that the articles purchased are not worth ono-fburth of the amount paid for thou On Sunday week a walking match for a cons'. derable bet, took place at Perth, between D. Laing, vintner, a man of about 7.4 years of age, foul feet ten inches in height, and weighin g about atone; anti W. Fento, fisher, about 45 years age, five feet ten inchcs in height, and weighing about 10 stone The distance Was duce and a half miles and back again, The pedestrians startod from the Sow)) Port pr ec i se ly at seven o'clock in the 1 and the old man, to the groat amusement of the amine. rows spectators, pitted the match, by a consider.. d.atance. CUltitiA Per 11. Red %Tina* White Rye Brunk. or Back Whom ... . v... 'Barley .aA; Pale Ma 11..... feed oats drew orPulAnclikw. New Tick Beaui. THE NATIONAL REGISTER Old dotes New Ptsetrii ditto !Soil* Pease (trey Pease •• • • peered per last FOREIGN. American Rigs and Wistnat Ittisslo rad Vries. land ditto. Rye Barley Feed Oats Brew orPolanddit Pick Reaii. Pla;ron ditto . Boiling Pease Ore) Pease Lin.eed per . qr. • co ati Exemtm_g, MONDAY. Aran. 16. Oar somitet was pretty wen suppled with Whim. herbals' some liras arrivals from oar cows man, but the woo Or from bete brisk. and the coimumets awned ap M only for immediate we 1 the finest lemples morning obtained last week's * die were from Is. to 26. per qv lower. prices, Tbet Isrs 111 k was dull, and but a few hoe samples he midilhe ensbl bptst of at last week's prices. Oats were a trills amp., beissin beads. In Pees, Beans, and other iodides, r h os M re ansoodos. CORN SICSANI3I4 716.164=13. Oar market somata= be he wolkapplini tont caw own and. bat thole wee only. a nano awed von in do tiaosiOtim e atNeb dool eould aka, suppers ear lest trast the were rather ham The tads - la was sw • but a few fine samples of Malting obtained Mealy% rims. Oats woes dull is ails. and le. per (MEW eftW...lraellqg a large oar*. la Boas. Peas. &e. there was ne `40.•• 1-.... S OF tiltAIN WIC THU 1% bkli, iter Sleaaary of Eight Ilhoisels. • /SUNDAY. a 141/11E.D.' Vali/AV. I. /. I. I. S. I. 35 - a 54 35 a 54 $5 a 54 38 a 42 , 16 a 63 I 118—a MI 2 4 1 a 30 I 27 a AO 37 . a 19 . , . LI a 91 115 a 97 '.915 0 • w ts a S Yi 'a `4s I 21k a 50 441 a •58 1. Mr' a 58 1., 46 a SS 16 .• se I IS • O SO rl6 a v 0 19 a 21 1 19 - a ft 19 a Si 95 a_ 28 1 115 a 39 25 a 19 34 a St 1 34 a 1$ 34 a 86 31 a 33 31 a 33 SI a 33 35 a 38 35 a SO 36 a 37 26 , a go , 26 • 29 36 a 9$ 364 µ 364 sat. a 38.. 404 a SIJ . 46 a 58 ill a 68 46 a 58 3 5 a 44 11.5 a 44 35 a 48 30 a 16 30 a 86 30 a se 25 a 27 25 a 91 93 a 2 - 21 a 94 81 a 94 21 a 94 16 a 18 :6 a 18 l6 u 14 19 a 23 19 a all ID u 16 32 a 31 32 a 34 34 a 34 33 a• 35 Si a 36 13 a 31 32 a Si 3$ a 91 32 a 30 20 a. 97 98 a 27 26 a 38 42 a 60 42 a 50 4$ a $9 AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, Per Quarter, a tio; - T; Ova Maritime Disti lett, of ENGLAND and WALES, for till Week April ftlo, eatrat:teol frou Satuida)N Gacette. 34s IA Itarlev,,, 9 . 1; 91 I Beam; .....300 64 Rye 34. Li I (lats.... 12. 2d Pedlar ... St. 44 11It011 . N .OIC MUSCOVADO SUUAK. Average Pi ice from the Returns matte in the Weekending Wilma-141ov 140, 31*. 4(1. per cwt, exclusive of dolts. • pRicE OF FLOUR, P e r sael,, ut rive BoArlo, or 211ultid. Motota). a. R. Moods!, s s. Pine Engli,h Flour 0 a 35 Atuericau Floor ... Ai • 41 Seoinids ditto ~.. 45 • 50 per Barrel of If rtt t. BREAD. Sid, to Uoartern Loa, POOLE OF HOPS. Nit* BaKtOter•wrlt I Nett Bags parer,. Kcat I. Vt at to Ai Sue+es A. Ys to. ALIBI New Pockets. par etot. Relit 104 to 51 4. I Eases , 01 Oa to UI la Sassaa .VI Sa to A I Farnham SI 04 to 11 Qy PRICES OF TAL[.t►W, Peticg Qv VA r. POr bt."l. w%h. Whitschapel Marko9. 10* Si, James's Market 2' MI Liars Market . 03 otl 6: Si , tillAP, Am pier I1:11.. TOWII TiIIIU9V 60. 091 ti , WI YOIIUVI Rill*i& 4a. of -.. Od Whitt, tiitt. —,6 Ltd vg, od Molted btuff Ouc 04 MG 04 ihtto }tough WS 04 26, 04 GreAvtt . . • . lilli cd Good Prep , Y. 0.1 1 Curd Suitt) , . Oti VVIII,O JUlti• , . 7SII Milllita • , , • Sil• 10.. 04.---Moulilb, l 1.. Otl. , e 4 for ready motley. Average.--11,. WV. — - Price of Caudle., per dozen, tid. pet dozeu allow Aallioil4l44) 4/414K41. MoXIMT. Apan. 10.—We bad a goixt atipply of prime Below at voluket chi morning. which were brisk ID Mirq tutd full la dear as last week , Mutton ( Pork. turd Veal also fully supported tut WCers pricer . —The butonos in the llay•markei was ?rev brisk, and Qv last prks. for Hay, CUM lad straw, were fully cuppo Vg rtai. JDAY• wOrt won supplied with prime ring, tins miming, fur which, however, there woo only a trifling demand, consequer the prices were lo*er, mutton was also a trifle cheaper. a large capply , Pork fully aimpotted .‘r hart n- - 19werorTbs bustpess in the Clover, Atlfnar -*pee, Imam( our . privet. and Vad was rather •-.-ctorl nt flay•nowket was very doll, and our last prim tat !tar, it and straw, wets wills dtthcult7 soprltteil, The followity is a cotwxt Saimaa of thy prim and nowhere at twark6li-• PK!' 1 . . ot MEAT, egrii,ive of 11,. 0011, et loch consists of Eutraii., owl Hide, and is ourth abuol 14. pt .tutu* ut ath, motto* sr, ramst. Beef 46 04 10 So 04 06ef 46 11.1 to 4* 4J mutton .10 Gd to ad v 4 51uuuo 4t Sd to 46 NO Lamb us 04 to vs 04 tAvob Os 04 to 06 04 Veal ha 4d to Os 44 Veal 4 , 44 to is lad Nark 4tl to Gs 04 Pork 46 014 to St 44 iiP44 td . Cattle at market. I 'trod of Cattia at hierkst, 'least* • • 4,900 tira•ts . IWO Saari. and Loftin 14,640 .114aFp and 4.4ttah6 $,15 6 0 Plus Calve& • Ike Galva* • . . • t 40 HAV.MARKET ! VI b 0 to 44 4 0 Livver . . . ben* • • • • 41 0 M ill ti 111 LW: DON ; Priem] end 1'01441 by the PrP; tieVe. JOHN 4 1'14 Itia. tt:e ( ttbee. i 6, Meet *tot. 'hors Ni Loom t• 4ilihor. Le. 114.4 retttlattlit ye adtleteeeti, • ry r