The National Register. — London, England, 1822-11-25 00:00:00

31'6 Vottertpt- LONDON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25. Three o'clock, p.m. The Paris. Papers of Friday arrived last night.— The Motudeur contains an Ordinance, dated the 13th instant, ordering the forming of two corps of Ma- rines foe-four ships of the line and frigates, the first to be organised at Brest, and the second at Tvulon. ' The preparations muting by the French Cabinet, by sea and hod, show its hostile feeling towards Spain, aaa the infatuation of the Ultras, who are very likely to involve France in a war, if there be not a speedy change of Minibters, and a more tranquil system of rlicy adopted by the Govern . 'Kent. The Gacite ,de France contains a letter from Urgel of the 19th, which is a tissue of misrepresentations and absurd conclusions in favour of the Rebels. The flight of the Mock Regency to Puycerda, it asserts, will dis concert the plans of Mina, though it was well known that his object was to drive them from Ur gel, the focus of treason; front whence they 'kept up constant communication with the bigots of France.— The Monied Market on Saturday last was agitated with rumours, which were instantly circulated, after the arrival.of expresser from France. It was asserted that the King of France was suddenly taken ill, and .that the Marshals of France were instantly sum moned to attend at the Tuileries. Before this report .was contradicted, one Broker sold Stock to the amount of 700,0001. Consols. as the rumour received credit from _the circumstance of the French Funds having fallen two per cent. A subsequent express i.rrivcil, which left Paris on Friday morning, quoting the reales at 87f. GOc being a slight advance on the tr:ce of Thursday. The chief circumstance that trrasioned the depression of the French Funds was a Council held at the house of the Minister at War on Thursday, where three officers of rank, one of whom WAS Gen.Claparcde, had received appointments, and mere to proceed accordingly without delay to the Army of Observation. A letter from Verona states, that Congress will give a death blow to the hopes of the war party in France, but yet the Ultras seemed determined on hostilities, while their adver saries remain quiet, and view all their movements with satisfaction, as likely to involve the restless bigots in ruin, and eitinguish fur ever their influ ence in France, which must be constantly agitated, so lung as they have ascendancy. On Saturday last, his Majesty left town, in his travelling carriage, fur Brighton. Captain Franklin, the intrepid traveller to the Coppermine River, on the northern shores of Ame rica, is promoted to the rank of Post Captain. Admiral Sir Charles Hamilton, Governor of New foundland, is arrived in town, and has had seve ral interviews with Ministers on the affsirs of that island. Ilse NEW NISH BISHOP.—His Majesty has been pleased to appointed the Rev. J. J. Jehb, D.D, Archdeacon of k;mly, to the vacant Bishopric. The ancient vessel lately found in the channel of the river Bother has been cut asunder, iu order to be conveyed on two tugs, drawn by 20 horses, by way of HAtekhurst, Lamberhurst, and Tonbridge, to the Nletrup.,L4. On Monday evening, the Pilot, Lieut. Williams, arrived at Portsmouth from the Cape of Good Hope. Ilte left on the 14th of September. The condition of the English emigrants located on the frontiers of the Cape was much improving. During two sea sons they had entirely depended upon the Govern ment rations, but nine months of rain having succeeded to the lung drought, there was every pros pect in the present season of all the crops of their fertile land coming to perfection, and in great abun dance. A contract was taken on Thursday last to victual the convicts at Sheerne►s and Woolwich, at 341 a titan per day ; the provisions to consist of good ux beef, bread, small beer, cheese, meal, &c. The con tractor is an opulent butcher at Rochester. EjECUTION.—This morning, at eight o'clock, John Hollatid and William King, convicted at the list September sessions of an unnatural oflimce, were executed at the ; qa Miley, in the presence of a large concourse' spitctators. The unhappy men appeared truly persistent, and conducted themselves with becoming fortitude. -11E1 THE 'ATIONA -- - - - - - .. - ANACKEON M00RE......Thi1l sweetest of Bards re- BUITILS. _ cently quitted Paris—his countrymen gave him a Go tt b ills:lron todgeoseithDereferd, on lady of 7. Price, esq. o f. farewell dinner on the omesion, and after acknow- The tasty of I. Plait, esq. of Births ereseeist, of a miaow. lodgments fbr the toast " Plesperitylo Ireland,'" he ' .A .er ' Loperwurd house, limits , th e lady el Matthew 'Munro, seq. eta de Rim. 0.11108011 " Prosperity to England" in the following At Woolwich, the lady of J. W. Smith, esq. Royal Artillery, of a son still bona. , AMOS :,..• At his house In Wlmpole street, the lady of Capt Pattersuo, of the All tbeerble Chairman h is . i d medo ddid e i s t h e h in d of' I Don. Vast Judie Compauy.s ship Canning, of • s o u.. my birth, shills this inurayrolsorta rani at • pgraperhy tot l i .„. t u t a n t e sx . i m ai;a ur bridaeam or ioj. ir lt, o .. r vi st n. Media., a r daeghter. 'lln bisumraizamik.. whereS AR. .011 co his At Peckham, th e ' lady of hi n. A .l iz eti ß er . I r E , e p s.r . .. of a , ° gott a . km" ai ' Oh and with my and historical * At St. James's church, the key. T. S. Smyth, of St. Austell, In th e ma bef fresb ore ibilet the werid.ase-1 r es. MOD Gendiews. SOlßWY there looti fea m y on be 3: Ir . i j uy i, rt elf,. to Georgina theophila, 'trustiest daughter of Sir to the prethot sir C. Metcalle, bast. of Alio tire Our God tbald that I tbould nireinseribe Urine Fero kil e l te :su f e e ks bl . ". lad sister dedredi ni a l s e i sf ni a d de , jesaiddj. third Bray be. • apd there ere, At Madroi. church, Cornwall,O. G. Cu rr ey, M.D. and F.R.S., of u g h sem h ems , booom osomforw i serei bra liarlist, ll , o• *out, to Mary, only dasakter of the lat e J. Deeds. tog. .111.110.04.11011110supebiellimodaskarthaerraya wilha irhicli am ba ; bome r thiloo t r y i ts was bw is— imer sif A A r t ui l :B e a u. r t t li " . ". J l . l / 4 :ti za e:i c ae t. id, esq. of Chases College, Cambridge, to I , Sliest daughter of Use late Duty Dar by f elq. hails—obi& as ilistiags y ls basun veeleabanatiel At Mary lebone chinch, A. Mmma as: esq. et Mziohrnit. Pa, de age tbasider.. wow at thammammate. labels= /B Calais, to oma Gaorgiana, yoeugest da ughter ef W. Bicknell, oei. like ti m ed th e wi dow I, or i sr e .i s Rif see t o Al st. Paul's, Covent garden, It. Selby, c.a. of Larl ill the county its anomie,. at M olt to t h e wh o re l ei .k., g o p of Northumberland, and of York street, Coyest 1111111.11, wine mer. faith. Wit pusanalsty in ammo% . m ilk the soul. .„ chant, to Catherine, only daughter of Mr. J. Jealous, of Bedford street, Covent garden. from as well a. of t& NNW nab= se irso ll eamag ehlith, while it At Hanipthwaite church, the Rev. T. Dory, rector of Klghley, fa si l u4 4 s to business the osalliress meat seed artietal- Yorkthire.to Anne, eldest daughter of J.Greenwood, esq. or bthoorie, kiegguele wee Mligighke sheigiggidgior egg metter.euer. near kigilley, and of tivrarrlite house, sear Blp.ey. „ maim " skis a pi r k It age= sad lib era l ity Al st. George's, Bloomsbury, Mr. Effingham Wilson, of .he Revd malegagide woo. otemostioo she s y reseeeekv.ele , Exchange. to . Maria, youngest daughter of the late' . James, esq. of s,.' Browbeat's, Latex. ISt WOW illaehmolassallah lam may te i:ot At Leeds, R. Wormeld, esq. of Cookrldge hall, to Elizabeth, slake doe Ismideg *made nefgrille area amid, paned daughter of B. Gal, es.i. of Annley Yount, near Leeds. puturagermat ale dper their mast Mallet anaramism each DIED. tributes. ma aloes 'Castles. bat of cosahl 'elegy mdse. bee s At his house In Green street, Grorreoor square, Ws. Rowley, mai. his hem all Prillral. " 1 " 0 " *as the bNi*&y am . =Pasted of Pelthail. Staffordshire, aged 68 years. thee; Map lady (as I slast 7 mussy, elaly without in- On the 87th ultimo, on board the Alp Mums, on his pump" fro th ,=: but k ;wig andoaDee wi th .wind gm. emelt Philadelphia to this country. the Hell. W. JLowadee, a Member of aa f ge w 2Z a snses dt fill./ hf, N . r, t r i sr = .2:...Libe I t e ll gr als il!orse South oa le ne am s i t i r s ee L t, la his 81Id year, th e Right lion. Wm. i r = • 114 etebesee___„ . _ ____.,eildikies!!• MS ibe Obi veml,._;l7=—Cno- Lord sie rs w a a ti r7'or tli .:::. " .:::::: ga ta ' tt m atitar c a77:7t c 4 Y .: I :i. It: 611.1•1111111111.111, I n Rase freer Imam% and Royal Sauey realness of Militia, F.S.A.,.lkc..kc. •11111111111111tery dielliellellilbeefeen thews. sill issbiss her .11 his house at Clapham, alter a long illness, Is the arts year of 7 61, , et , t id e s t h e a m mo, a a t h e w ad i wil l, I ma hi tied, his age, Meaty Pigeon, esq. malty years a Magistrate, aid DON" „ ow t ab, b ra t° h e w er , r ,. di .them a .m.._ od d =_ Lie_olusant of the comity of Surrey. . moo josootogootty , jay. ; oil „ too , om b libi ono ; _bli c ss o rtie rabueer r. lo i tseuri. youngest i dauglitar of the late Geo. Daiwa, lielliebelee may +m 041 7 ea, abe NW)* diet tea ' At his late residence at Walweeth, aged 86 years, T. Stringer, esg , mare ea the chalky cliffs. , his is my own, my amiss hem. and formerly of his Majesty's Vamoose. I have esseambing that can, in the remotest 11= 1 amps 0 Thomas Lain. owl. In Itedfool ten. Wed 64 'cam isittila." ineedsrmus. I could bet help, in that s cram . At her humus in Welbeck street. Msa. Paenerfort. of &Waal WM* 1118* gists can feel towards England who have bent ' UMW, awks ' demand N lies air some time out. paying this table tribute to thee - most gable easatry, nor can I doubt the asediatity with which you will driak—' Prosperity, • king prosperity, to Old .Englod."" On the 15th inst. Sir James Mackintosh, M. P. was elected Lord Rector of the University of Glee gow, fur the ensuing year. Mr Jeffrey appeared in his place au late Lord Rector, and made a speech, in which he gave his reasons for voting for Sir James Alackinrosh in preference to Sir Walter Scott, how had also been put in nomination. Sunday evening last, an old man who has been many years sweeping the crossing facing the Mother Red Cap, at Camden - town, was run over by a post chaise which was driving furiously to town, the pole .of which struck him in the head, and fractured Lis skull so dreadfully, that he expired shortly after. DESTRUCTIVII FIRS IN HOLIORW.—On Satdrday night, at about 3 quarter of au hour before iwelve o'clock, an alarm of fire was given by the lousily of Mr. Walker. feather bed and mattress ritanufacturer,i6o, High Hol born, two doors.above Hind -court, and ilex! door to Mr. faylorts architectural library. At the time the family, consisting chiefly of females, threw open the shop door and rnshed out into the street in great disorder ; a shower of sp irks were seen from without falliti t t down the stairs at the back of the shop from the first floor in great shun. dance. and it was evident that the interior of the house, from the first to the second fluor, was even enveloped in a body of fire. A passenger immediately ran to obtain a fire engine. in less than two "Mantles after the family escaped, the smoke. which issued in volumes front the door, was so great as to prevent any one from savitifj the property, which was in a blue before the engine arrived. —The inmates of the adjoiniiig houses received a ' ely alarm but the progress of the fire was so rapid, that Mr. Taylor's ar.thitectural library ear on fire and in a blase before any of the highly valuable scientific books and drawings which it contained could be got out. The house on the other side of Mr. Walker's, No. GI, was beim it in the same situation, and nothing. as we are int - rimed, of any salute, was saved from either. In a minute or two after the arrival of the Ergle fire engine the roots of IWO of the houses fell in, and the three front boasts were soon in such a condition that the firemen, with the other engines that followed, thought only of directing their efforts to preserve the adjoining premises. Tile fire had caught the upper story All Mr. 'I rte's the baker, at the coiner of Haud.tourt, but by spirited efforts hy the firemen it was subdued, and by vigorous working, the orl-chirp, N. Gi, was saved. Although the fire was clircked in front, it gained ground greatly behind; and as there was a keen wind blowing in a North-westerly direction, the flames weir communicated rapidly to the back premises of the adjoining houses in liana -wort, and two houses there were speedily in flames; the firemen, however, soon prevented a further progress. About two o'clock in the ntornistoi a tremulous Illotloll in the front walls gave notice so the firemen, and the by standirs in the street, to gel not of the way, and in a minute after the front of Mr Walker's house, and that of Diu. (il, fell in with a tremendous crash. The fire made very little progress atter that time. Mr. Smith, the occupier of the wine-vaults, adjoining to Hind court, had been for some time unwell, hut the shock given to I • by the ititelligence of the danger was so great, that he expired in the arms of souse persons who were couveying him up the court to a place of safety. lkyotid that calamitous occurrence we heard of no lots 01 Isle its CollSeritiellee of the conflagration. No estimate can he made of the loss, but from such infer -111111011 LS caul I be collected, we understood that most of the properly was insured. The engines were playing upon the roust nearly the whole of yestcrdsy. Some dangerous piles of chimneys were left standing. The thieves mustered in great numbers, but gut little from any but the hystauUcrs. LONDON MA, CORN EXCHANGE. MOXDAT, Noy. *9. Oar mead was hot moderatdy awned with all kids of Geis die wasradig, nod tory Ilsde beefous weeds. is Wheat. which bee nes veal Ikewt ear bet goeads.. Is liedy there is likewise se alisestion, hot ewes lasionalk. bees dew this manias% Oa. which, in cossigosoes of the asealisses of the supply, has edam. about Is. per loaner. In Home sad Peas very hale has his. dale, and both are without any vosiesion is price. Upon the whole. the market was heavy ia *rain, except Oats, purchasers holding lack, in expiatedeo of large arrivals when the adverse weather, which now peewits that coming up, shall have changed. CURRENT NMI Per W inch .1..6 ,IN FOR T 1 f Eight Buck 1 h IA blas t .. 'ter Measure MONDAY. a. A. 26 • 40 ST a 44 40 a 4S 20 a 22 w aux as°. •. a. 27 a 41 •8 a 42 40 ■ 42 20 a 22 •$111"- •. I. VT a •1 36 a 46 42 a 60 20 a IS Old Wbeat New Red Wheat New White do Rye Brook, or Buck Wheat Barley Poke Molt Feed Oats Brew orPolunddo New Tick Beaus Old ditto New Pigeon ditto Rolla* Prow Grey Pease Rapeseed per last a 22 a 27 52 a 60 18 a 22 23 a 28 23 a 25 24 a 29 20 a 31 34 a 36 28 a 31 241. a SIII. a Y 3 a 2: 52 a 89 18 a 32 23 a VI v 3 a 25 26 a 29 29 a 31 34 a 38 22 a 31 941. a 11164 a -- in a $t 62 • OD JO a 2$ $4 • 28 SS a 25 SO a 29 29 a 31 114 • 56 28 a S 1 261. • $4l. AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, Par Quarter, of tbarwei I Maritime Districts of ENGLAND and WALES. fur the Week cutting Nov. lOW, catraled Duo SatoSAW. Gazette. Wheat... 894 ed Harley... 281 4J I Roans .....2S' 7d Rye.... I led Oats.... 191 8d Peas ... Sd BROWN OR MUSCOVADO SUGAR. Average Prier from the Returns made in the Week ending Wednesday last.Ws. 04d. per cwt. exclusive of dut y . PRICE OF FLOUR, Par Sack Id Flea Bushels, or 2401115. s. s. Muuday. s. s. Flee English Fluur 33 a4O American Fluur ... IS • 30 Seconds ditto .... SO a 36 per Barrel of LI val. BREAD, Itl. to tld. the Quarters Loaf. lITIIFIELD MARKET. MOXDAT, NOV. 23.—Although the meat Market was rather better supphed than on Monday last, there was ne variation worth mentioning from the prices of that day. lea mid Mutton have been in very good demand, particularly the inineem.in Wel also some business was done, atelast Monday's prisesery Inds was done to Pork, but that meat has not vanillin= sw last quotations. Upon the whole, the market ranained stwidyat tau week's prices. The tollowin; is a correct statement of the prices and numbers at market:— PIIICE of MEAT, exclusive of the (Mal, which consists of Head, EntiailN,and Hide, and is woods about Id.per pound.—Pcr stone of tObs. IbIONDAY• Reef 2s tid to 3s 6d Mutton 25 tut to Ss oil Lamb Os Ild to Its 01 Veal 4* 0,1 to 54 0.1 Yorks 8.1 to 34 bd Head of Cattiest uiarkri. Beasts Sheep Pigs Calves FRIDAY. , Beef 24 6.1 to St 9.1 Moot/L. 94 Od to 34 04 Lomb Ot 0.1 to 0• 01 lies! Ss Ott to 4. 04 rues: 2 10t1 to St 03 Head of Cattle at Alarl.rt. Beam 407 Sheri. Pigs Calves HAY-MA/MET. Hay Clover . - - A 3 5 0 to 14 7 6 S "" - . . . JKI 12 0 to t 1 16 0 - • - - LONDON: Printed sad Pollishod by the Proprietor, /011% TIVIGO, at the Offiro. I it, fleet Street, whet • all Litton to the Editor, (putt paid) =war be add. costal. N it