The National Register. — London, England, 1822-10-14 00:00:00

•., i . ... *,, . _~; _ . . . Sf!il LONDIN. MONDAY, OCTOBER 14. Three o'clock, p.m. The Papers of Friday have just arrived, by expre-s, of which tie fidlowitig arc extracts : Nuts, OCT. 10.—We received by nil extraordi nary channel the tidlowing news front Spain, dated the sth inst.:—" The Cartes have held their last preparatory sittit•g, and have appointed President, M. Salvino ; Vii e Pr,:sident, NI. Domenech ; anti Secretaries, M. Goo:tato Alonzo, Moreno, Serrano, and Zulueta. .The King is to open the sitting on the 7th. Colonel Tubuenca and the officers taken in the affair of the 18th by the fitetious in Catalonia have becu barbarously assassinated by them. This atrocity has produced a very strung sensation at Ma th id." A letter from Bayonne, dated the fish, contains the following details :—" Nothing positive is known of the movement of the constitutioeal army in Ca talonia since the taking of Ccrvcra. Only according to the accounts of several travellers who have arrived post from Saragossa, it should seem that after the taking of Cervera, Nlina has marched on Cordora, and oeetip'ed it. This would Laing hint near Urgel, the point,pf view of all his movements. Moreover, constitutional troops mach front all parts of Spain to join the army of Mina, who alone has any thing to Jo. This General will soon have an imposing force, and will chew the factious what he can do. On their side, the servilta circulate the report that the Army el the-Fuith has got p ssession set Figuera and Tarragona, but us these places ore fortresses of the first -order, and would require to subdue them much more forces than all the factious together have, it is evident that the reports are only spread to give cuti fidenee to the servile party. Two brigs with war like stores have entered our port to-day. A heavily laden coach passed yesterday through this town for Spain. It is from Saxony, and bear-, it is said, an agent interested with a negociation for the return of the Queen to. her native country. It is presumed he will succeed. We have learned that the plague bud shewn itself at Cadiz and St. Mary's. Happily the season is so far advanced, that we have nothing tc tear ; but we should not be surprised if the news should cause the re-opening of thelazarets." A letter front Puietiers of the Bth instant says,— The sentence passed on Jaglin and Singe was yes terday executed at Thouars, at half past 12 o'clock. The greatest tranquillity prevailed in the town ; no assemblage of people took place, no seditious cry was heard. Jaglin disp'ayed the greatest penitence, in mounting the scaffold he cried " Vive le Roil" Singe, on the contrary, vied, " Vive la Liberte! Viva la Republique!" Vii NNA, CICT. I.—The Duke of Wellington ar rived here in the course of last night, und alighted at the apartments prepared fur hint, in the Hotel of the A ulie Council of War. The Duke of Wellington will not go from Vienna to Verona till after the return of a courier from London, whom be sent from Munich. This courier cannot return to Vienna before the 14th or 15th. It . is not thought that the deliberations of the Congress can be opened, at least as for as regards the infairs of Spain, before the arrival of the pea sun charged to represent Gieat Britain. l'rince Metteruich set out this morning for the Congress at Verona, by way of Salzburgh and Inspruck. Baron Von Sumter will direct the affairs of the Foreign Department during his absence. AVOEBURO, IPT. 18.—News trout the frontiers of Moldavia, Sept. 16, supplies us with the tbllow ing details:—The Austrian agents find themselves in a difii:rent situation, because there is a Turk of distinction with each one of the Whims charged to survey and direct their conduct, It is nut yet known who the Turks are, but as it is noto rious that the on!y key to a Turkish heart is a gold one, it is yet uncestain it' the Austrian agents will find one large enough. It is not yet known if Russia will see the military occupation of the Principalities with indifference, which is regarded as permanent ; tier what effect it may have in propagating the plague through the rest of' Europe. F nAscroaT, OCT. 4.—Letters front the frontiers of 'I urkey state, that the Greeks have gained very considerable advuntuees. SMYRNA, AUG. 27. —They write from taxi, of August 23, that the greatest alarm prevails, and many persons think of flight. According to particu lar inflamation arrived ut this moment, many of the rich at Ipsara were on the point of taking refuge in countries with the vessels they had prepared, but the people hearing of it, forcibly opposed their departure, uod even took away the rudders from the vessel*. Up to this morning, the third and last of the tourism Hiram of the Turks, every thing has teased off well, owing to a good police. RILUTE, Starr. 28.—Letters from Patras state, that the new Captain Paola died of the plague on the 7th cf September, on board his flai-shli. .. _~.~ -- . _ ...; . ~. ~-- • • • r,..~, " THE NATION AL REGISTER An express has paired from Madrid with letters and papers to the 4th list inclurive. The contract fin the new loan had been adjudged to the House of Arduin, Hubbard, and Co. and this contract has been ratified with the proper forn settles. That house has, however, obtained as was expected, the prolongation of the privilege conceded to theta by the treaty of November, 1821, of converting bonds of the old loans of Holland, Paris, and Aiadrid, into insc►iptions in the great book of Spain. The preparatory meeting of the Cortcs was on the Ist tom. and on the 411 t the installation ut' that as•vibly t►ok place in the usual manner. Perfect trun►iiltty reigned in Madrid, and the news from the provinces was favourable. Extract of a letter from Gibraltar, dated the 231 ult.:— " You will have heard, long before this re Iles you, of the interruption to the correspondence through France to We have received nu En g lish or French letters everland tor the last five posts. It is said by the authorities in Madrid. that the mails have been robbed by lour thieves on the iltirgns remit; Mt*, if true, would in itself show the weakness of the Constitutional Government ; bat it is the general opinion, that those to au dic-ks have intercepted them, in order either to obtain any secret political intelligence *lnch letters might contain, or to prevent arty communication of the state of the country, which is known to be very had. I tun the more persuaded of this. us the mail from Cuta:onia does not arrive : and it would seem limn the Spanish papers that the Royalist party thete is very fotniVlable. In my (mink)°, a crisis is fa,t approaching. which will elbsolre the new order of things in Spain. We are at a loss to imagine what the Sardinian squadron continues here for. The Portu guese frigates cruise within the Straits during Ole easterly wind against tbe Tunisian States. but none of those cruisers have yet made their appessianee. The American squadron, it seems, did not remove their stores front Mahon; the Governor having told deem he bud receivnd no ordets on the subject." .Advices from Nladras of the .'oth of May state, that the Glasgow frigate was refitting at Trinco make for the purpose of returning to Calcutta, and of bringing the Marquis of Hastings to England, should he wish to leave his government previous to die arrival */ a successor ; and in that case General Sir Edward Paget was to proceed from Colombo to Calcutta, and assutne the cammand in chief of all the troops in India and its dependencies. The letters from Rio de Janeiro state, that on the Sd of August the Minister of State convened a meeting of the principal merchants, both foreign and native, for the purp-se of effecting a loan. The sum reuqired was 400,000 milreas, which was soon subscribed. Several of the British merchants have taken shares in this loan, which is 6 per cent. in terest; and 10 per cent. of the capital is to be re deemed annually. Many of the European Portu guese had also subscribed. On Saturday last, Thomas Northmore, Esq. of Cleeve house, Devonshire, went before S. F. Mil- Cm!, Esq. and entered into a recognizance of 5001. fir the future good behaviour of Mr. Hunt, after his liberation, on the 30:11 instant, from Ilchester gaol, where he will have been confined two years and u half. Sir Charles Wolsely, Bart. will be bound fur Mr Hunt in a similar auto. A CAUTION AGAINST SWINDLERS.--There is a family .1 great boys and girls, with their pretended mother and g randmother. ssswnino the title of ladies; the children tees reported to be minor*. and when of age they are to have 2.50u1. each. These depredators ate in the baba of taking genteel lioines in the vicinity of Lonon, which they furnish, AIM iti a s hort time establish cr edit with all tratleamen. When bills are *livered, one pretends no knowledge of the matter—others that they belong to her ladyship, and she is not at hotne. When the riggers become warm upon the subject, the swindlers travel by night, and elude detection. Croydon. Mitcham. Betlington, anti the intermediate places. have more or less contributed against their wills to support Meru. Varlians cut idtistsiices I , ave 'club d to create a general expectation oh a long and severe %%line'', in continua- Mot of ut Itic't ire may :twice the early appealilliCe of large numbets oh winter biros. Hocks of held hates are ctit.tilitially observed, snipes ha% e also bet then MELADICHoLY ACCIDENT.-011 F.i•wy alumina last as T. Jenkins, ut Catherine coon, Trutity•aquare, and h a daughter, Alias Sarah !toy Jenkins, a title de coaipluhcd y clog lady, about Id years tat age, was go.iig to the Isle of % , 1 fght, in a wintry, the boat upset worts( in stays, ',wily.; to the shret.ol the sail beet tttttt g ent.m.tieti, and the lathe r. daughter, and the watt mien wete droted away from the boat. and remained in tne water about twenty minutes iplUre a boat .trout his Nla je atop Ganges count arrive al the Spin to lake Weill Mr. it:nail's sustained and cheered ills daughter Miring the whine u: tot time, and when the yotiog lady wait lit {MI into the boat, site grasped hold of tt and ardently kis,ed her I..thier and prestiver ; but. on being cotive , yed into the Gauges, it was d.r..overett that tile vital spark had departed its lair and graceful abode, and tilt 'pulsed patent could em inace only die inanimate I ideas :rattle of his t-lidetly and stiorli beloved child 1 His distress ul mind, Ott the unavailing result of all we eli:ots so promptly used our resuscitation, is Mile-set Ambles The two were and *nit Mr. Jenkins, are rt'ConCred Itois their at side oil DAT Pot.tez —A new day police has been es. riblished at Dow.street, and upon a ohm which promises to be 'Avery essential .etvice in protecting tile public bunt those daring outrages and dela elation, which hare lately become sir prevalent in the inettoieta. Three parties, each con-awns of, e i g ht men, and a conductor selected for his ex p er i en c e and aezivity. are to be inns disposed cds—The tiro!, under John Smith. a very old officer, is to putt ote "fathom and the a djacent lailiarta, Lincoln's inn fields. Drwry-lane, Covent-garden, and ).eicester-square; a second under 111,.v.d herring, the Strand, l'arlituuent.street, riectattily, old O a Med-street ; and the third, con ducted by Drew, to i.r. ch Whitechapel and its ne i g hbourhood, and a portion of the tanough of So u thwark. They are to (Its mince themselves jutheious y, and toga on duty at nine in tile motrung, and b. mitered of at seven accor d Me evening. by the ought p a die neat of relief to vary ing to ti ne d l 01 me days. 'They went on ditty for, die tins Pace ea Freda ne.rains last. t~ '..~. -sue BIRTHS. At Clapham, the lady of A. fiertiou, sag. of a lon. * 1 hr lady ut J. linkup, kb,. of %Suborn place, Rump square, of ill ddoglitei. MARRIED. At Feteham, Sir J. Brenton, ban. K C It., to Harriet, the yOtiozeil 4.1.414,,1 - 1. 4 .$1 the lute J. llrentou, ety. nlif4a, Novo "cone. Al 1A..16114111 (I. coti. m Krunitigton, to Elirobeth, 'ldea daii4l.ter esq ut Milton mot tit AS ~send, (fent. M. 111414 in Me M1..1. G. 0.110011 auctioneer, of Winipula ahem, to %MIS All. "Militia Loa, of Lwtr 4c.e. Al Amite), M.411 . .4 - 414.1.1re. Ilenry flulluull, M.D. of tower Nevis street, to Siergidel, daughter of J. Caldwell, esq. of Unley Vroo.l, 1111 Nlu 1.11110 c 4 lnnl). At M. Geuige's, Hanover ...mare, Charles 'Mart, )(mous! son of F. It. Allot,. e, I. h i Ito), to A one, ridogider to the late II ilia Iluu. 101 . 4 Yens o d. 11.1 . . I'll MX County of O . het tutd, and wie of bi. Slaje.l) . ll VIII) 1. onmil. At M. lann - s's. Piccadilly, W. C. fey d, esq. Only eon Of the late C. Poy.l, nail. F. 1 1E11 1 1 4 4. 1 and Accomotam t I his Alit) .19 . ,•* I 14.111111, tu Louisa Elisabeth Iticiotrilma, of Upper Sty mom . alrtet %%v:410144. 1 . 4 ' Of the late ldtpt. it.b. and widow 01 Wtlithu I.4ciidi dom. esq. At Lamoeth Or 1 I Dana., of Bucklersbury, and Clapham toad, Sore.), 10 Lydia, sldni u 1 Mot 14. S. I, Ito nit... CS4 11.41 IMW rood, Cl444nani. Al lotmidomi, .1. AuAin. mi. of Cloptoa, Slidillerro, to Ellett. yoaligi It 41antnler Of Wits. Ilonian.ns t. ut Vat blind , I 011e01141.1. .1. llntor , eve . ul Etolooviile. to Caroline. youogi It Minium of r. SlllOlll, ea+ of Lower Olineeruss Creel, I umilay \ - 1 wolioll MAIIIIIMIIII, son of the Duke ut Olouclirster, to Sias Jpairow, til) dawMier ul Lady 0. S p n.uw . I sllmedia, ely alien Inv C. 1.113.41 y, Ito billy pair let 44 Jul • Inan l lllll chatiot and tour Wilt . * for !mid 1:4%.101'1,1041, South aisles, oilers they Will 4•41, me h0iny1119.44. .11 04. Ai 41) . 5, Laudieth, 11. (itchn• 11.esq. of Great Sq. Sr) strut, te Mini 1 )11j.1. Oar.' (1401iler 01 J. foboi, esq. u. Lothour), banker. At ll.e ... H . plxe . Mr. T. Pooley, 01 Kroonigtoit 110. ut ti. M. Leake. Cini• of Oswald.' culltim. At st. John's, Wortiniuster, A. Dielsitimu, esl. of the House of Condit..., to LIIO4, yualigest daughtei to the late Wlti. Allen, esq, of LA:oho:du, ouit• At Leo 'f. I. Marion, est. of Newington, to Mary Auuq e.thot danglitto of J. W. ImeLle, es l. of )lank Moe. At I rat tiiiiimeatt, aurora, Mr. C. Hondo. oft bropride, loindem, to ekhgt tig,,ghtet 444 - y, Morris, esti. of We Meurer V 111.4.5. DANA). At ids home In Cumberland place, New road, Wm. Dicitiosaa, wt. keine, I) of Omekhain t,tuige,war be.ork. Kultiughauhliite, OM! 011 l.: lit ilia Xi njeit3's Jurtiem Ilt Um Peace. lu Lomeidli diet - 1. Clef 144mvall, K. Kei lam, esq, aged 00. At l'eclhaiii, hi the 611 yea 01 lilt age, M. smoul llowley, of the PUaltry. At "tepaey, J. U. Hostler, elq. la his C9tlt year. At O amdanUllh. Salley, NUS. Cat bel ille :5) lta. Oiled 0 0 Jolts. At her home at Noollsolu, ill the 1.41114 year DI . her age, ).its. ritea elittot daughter Milos late L. !macron, esq. in 1111114L011111, la the West Yu, At heasoigtoo, In her bi.lt you, Mrs. Leitabild, rellot of John Leitcbild, v ., 1 , Oil the Mh Menai, la the City road, aged 20 years, Edwin, 'outwit soil 04 the late Mr. John 11441414W41)• Ind, 4l :41.41.01.,M4.111114.1415,1(Jr many pears an ettrosive glass nianniu w tutei nu toe sho', nod Univcraally known a. 11.0 11144.1annlvlaty ul the Wertioituder Lututaittee fur the Verity ut 4.leutnin. At ill. house la Great James street, !Wilford row. Mr. W. Ddlairl, At ht. hoes - lunme,olimne sweet, to the 71.1 )ertr 01 hl. Age. slow , Cat Is, Itusedniu. At I Initennaill, in the 17ilt year of his age, William Erskine. wily reassiniug sou to the hey. 11. Inver, NI.A• rector ul Wutilondi• At t.autheitteil, .4,11011 Itim, ely. aged LONDON MARLETS, CORN EXCHANGE, MJNPAY. Ocr. The supply of grain in the market was but small--W heat teal brisk in sale and Why supported Friday's prices. Flue maltnig Bag ley was in demand, and readily art:tett ales at an advance of Is. per quieter. Very ten Owe were in the market, and these wet e much sought after at our last quunitiaili. In Beans there was a good deal doing, and new !karts were is. per qr. dearer. Pas were also in good demand, at our tinnier ?nee& The niarltrt, upuu the whole, was Wadi, and buyer* were pretty numerous. CUltitENl YKII Yer ViAucisci ;I.;s tlf I.lt, slrr Slea.uir r2N lAA Y. 1 a 44 :id a 45 14/ a 40 20 a '42 IIN 1.1/14 4 . 11 t. V. LEkt, or h l liuureli. waurrao. VIUDA T• S. b. E. 24 a 44 44 a 44 SS at 45 I u 45 44 u 46 4 a 40 20 a 22 20 a 32 1.1 u 31 22 a 30 I 50 12 1.4 4 4 2. 6 4 I 1 4 1: t , 4 24 a ih l ? .f X 1 l iu YJ ; . 25 a 1 Yu u 291 20 it 40 :12 a 24 ; 24 a 34 2$ a SO 20 r . 311 12 0 2.3.. VOL Y:l.. Old Wisest Nevi lied Wiledi New 11 hoe do it3e Urao4, or !Mirk K'beut •• • • • Barley •• • • •• • Pale Feed Oats drew orPutilid do New Tieh OIA ditto New Nem' dato KuilwF pease grey ..• • It:wowed per laws ••••• a'- 2.1 II 32 SU ltl n 22 yD n I a 51 23 a VJ 26 u 30 a 31 Vs a 30 WI. a 221. AVI.ItAGI; LOILN, Par quarter. 411 ilia Maritime Paoteict. or F.NGLAND aud WALES, tur e Wetk. euulkig. Oct. bus, at tractad Ituot GaAette.ll 1 404 8 , 1 Barley... 0 j Beau: .....21. Ryr.... 206 0J MOM 014 AtUaCOA Alto al.trAt n . Average Price 1101 a the Rotuma matte in the %V tick • Tal,..g Nat, 119 , I Pro ----------- _ .)214 I di 414 Alia. t. I . •••--- MoSPAY, OCT. 14.—Our supply of Beat* at ma lot ll.il (lay was cuttaideranie. and Beet Ito been in good tkrnand. at Frilay'4 prteee. 'their et. a larantity ot 'Mutton Lamb tut se market s 'ta i l w e tin age was alge quantity ot ',luttofl I,dfllb In I tfllkt( $ LtC tOlotCi Will .Itotlt 41. aud the WO lia 611. per *torte lower. The balk: of Pork te.tiay was I.tasy. *.t:• .l 4. p e r bWIle. Ve4 l % a.) i ll utibiu:. l , this meat was clic:tier by 4 and way be t i uotett tad. pa s.utte deem. "E be iollow.us la 4 Cl.s,lllaluLClAlLll/ VI t h e prices end nonibe:a at inarkeit— PHICL ul Al EAT, exclusive of the 01131, which rpoi,tt ul It rad. Ent httl., 41111 ii tkie,autl is woo 111 aooot Id. pll pouit•—l'er attn ut 6101. MlifillAli• V611111AY• • Reel 2slit.l to 34 611 I Reef It• 6.1 ill 9 6 41 Mutton Ile 44 to 3. u.l %m o s. 2, ad 1 ,, a. Ss Lamb 24 13.1 to 3, 0.1 Lamb S. 011 to 9 , 81 Vt'ai J. 441 to 4) Col Veal S, 0.1 In 4 , 1 . 4 4 Murk. 24 8 , 1 au S. 8•1 i Puck a. ua to . u 1 ihrilth Oh Collie $1 MAO. rl. I lieu , ' of Lit l i v a t Ale . e • ti 'leash. *beep and Lembo . 1111,10 a) I Stomp and I,.lisiii 6 ell t'igs . .4.1 C.ita ea ___----------.-- IiAI•NIMAK .t. ay H Clover .. • • 43 11 0 to t 4 Iu u .""' - - • 41 ill 0 to Al l u 0 .-----'. 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