The National Register. — London, England, 1816-06-10 00:00:00

IA. A MI:: CV/ 7'l'. _~ At a lat.• meeting of th• i:-1 and Forei:n Bible So. eietv, the Cha• ct•elor or the I.s•' , • -; tt•r. spoke * Wail s T re4 . tv, conelotled he tween Russia, t, !'r•issia : " If then, 1 best, sic have the ittie.‘ one 4)l' the gredt eras of the est•tblishment of t.tristianiiv , ur have abundant reason for allilitil , ll4l arat . :l I: Iv. in ont. eii einn•tance. in which it has dial red from those which huve prem•eied it. hi the firmer guest periods, of the first prootulgatien► of the Gos pel, and the restoration of pure religion ut the Ret'ormation, the progress of truth was uppcsed by every of lot of human po licy and power. Amidst savage wars, and um elenting perse cetions, religion obtained her painful e now behold her prove , s unopµo►ed, (except by the hat miess wea pons of mistaken controversyo and wherever public authority . 11:13 interfered, it has been, not to check, but to eneouruge and support it. The Kingv of Mc tortit hart butted goodly, told its • nviers Kure token easel togither, but it has not been against the Loon, cool ogoinst hit A sot tvreo—it has not been to extinguish the light of the Gospel in the blood of its professors—but to ac knowledge its authority, and extend its influence. " You will perceive, my Lord, that I am particularly alluding to a very remarkable transaction, which has distinguished the past year ; and which differed so widely from diplomatic forms, anti from the prineiples of ordittaty policy, that it is not prising that at first it should have excited Wille degree of.ica lousy and suspicion—l moan, the Sacred Treaty, concluded and signed at Paris, by the Emperors of Austria and Russia, and the King of Prussia. The confused and imperfect nutioe3 of this proceeding, which at first crept out, naturally occasioned curiosity, and even alarm, rather than confidence ; butt to those who Intel the opportunity of tieing acquainted with the real anti gelatine history of this arrangement, and of know ing the sin cerity Laud integrity of the principles front wle ich it 0E1 . .4 Mated, it afforded the gratifying, itil hi (het to unprecedented spectacle, of a union of Christian Sovereigns, dillering in their respective modes of religiwis persuasion, but agreeing in a public reelig nition of the Divine authority of the Gospel, and binding them. selves, by a solemn compact, to adopt its precepts as the rules of their policy and conduct. 1 ti•cl it my duty to add, that, Aliongli legal and constitutional difficulties presented the Sove reign of this country front acceding in form to this Treaty, yet this Government was confidentially acquainted with every stage of the proceeding, and fully concurred in its principles and spirit. It was next, however, till the return of the Emperor of Russia to St. Petersburgh that it received the Tallest elucida tion. When we learn, from the Report vie have heard, the zeal with which that go - eat Sovereign entered into flit concerns of the Bible Society, it heroines impossible longer to hesitate as to the real sentiments and intentions of his heart, in the trans action we have been considering. In cis ing the Bible to every nation of his vast dominions in its own language, be fixed the real and must appropriate ratification to tile Christian Treaty." The following is an extract of a Circuhir, addressed to the ll'inumissioliers of Assessed Taxes. Office for Taxes, Ygth May I ntd, "Grxrr.rstev—l am directed by the Ilevrd to transmit to you thevopv of a letter from Mr. I mshingion, dated the 4 24 th instant, stat ing--That the Lords of the Treasury are of opinion that Warehonses employed solely for the purpose of lodging Goads, IV " rce, slsould /e exempt frosty Per house and window Duties,natwith , seceding the mine bran liereti?res , ',seri as a Dwelling Haase, and that their Lordslims have it in contemplation to recommend such exemption to Parlirmunt: end expressing the derive of their Lordships, that until the pleasure of Parliamtrt sli , ll be known, the duties in question should not be enforced on WarehoUses so situate: and I am directed by the limmd to request that, in conformity to the desire of their Lonlships, instructions may be given to the Collectors not to en force the Duties on 1 1 4 , :aelunises described as shove.--t alr. Gentlemen, your's, s&e. sl.Signetl) M WINTV't S.•cretary for the Afruirs of Taxes." hvoitoeis our s.—At Utlima, in Friuli, a poor man, irg tin der the frightful tortures of the hydrophobia, %vas owed ith -s.ome draughts of vinegar, given him by mistake. instead of ano ther potion. A Phy-man of Padua got in of this event at Udine, and tried the Kane remeilv upon a path nt at the hospital, administerinz to him a porno, of vinegar in the morning, another at noon, and a third at :44lusti, and the noun tas apeedily and perfectly cured. CURE FOR •FIIE DEAF IND DUNG.—ammm The various nn w for visitants that honoured Salisloiry Whitton fin. aMI their presence, w as one, who, if his petition were to be believed, hid been deaf and dumb from his childhood. Pursuing his ~nest calling, he entered a house in the Nigh-street. whet el ton of Vulcan, taking compassion on llhn , slipped his hand into Lis pocket—pulled out a pair of pincers, and applied them to the nose of the mendicant, which hail the effect I. restoring speech. CM, the innate &peas its- of man! liter words were neither praise nor thanks, but the loud vociferation of" ll you, what's Mal for!" The Clergyman of a Chapel in the neighbourhood o f th e ImetropoliA has lately gone off miler most ignmilinions circom. stances. The Proprietors of the Chapel immediately called a meeting, and one of them personally waited open hint and it formed him," that if he would r, tint/ and pi ore his i•mocciice, they would 10.irmic his yearly stipend Jima 409!. In COOL"— Tlvi Rev Gentleman has not Accepted the offer, and the affair at present &eats iu this state. As Capt. Heskit was rettieninz to town from rosnm Races, :in a baronehc, it hiso la dks, the velikle %VA.:overt 'trued, $lllll the %%hole party seas scvciely brooked. 'l' c. erc:oleht seas AIA' . OI; to the renreliensinle custom of rival postiliinas ritiminz ACC% Ott the road. - An old hatelrelor of 7t. having en income , of flora 1?, 15.000 f. lately committed suicide at Park. To a Paver o hirh Lc loft behind him, he assigned as his reason that he %a, ti le d of life. THE NATIONAL REGTSTER. PROTEST Ile following Protest Inks been entrreil on the Joor ils, ag:11-:1 lit re . ll rtion ilir! Bill for taking ;ma) the piafainimill of death ui dlitig privately in shops:— " Dir. MEncultlJ, :td May imi6." ..rhAsExTlywy.- " Bemuse the Seittite proposed to he rettraLsi appears to us Im re/v.)01.1.1y severe, as it punishes u hit tioviti' the o!!..tit.• of snaling property to a vvry inconvitleratile atuoLuit, without violAtee or any otht. r t ireuntatance oi aggravation. " Beesu-:e to assign the same punislmient for heinous mitres and for sli,rht ofii:mart tends to confotnal the notions of right and ir.onit, to diminish tie horror atrocious guilt ought i/ways to inspire. and (,) weaken the re; en nee in which it is detimble that the laws of the country should he Leith ".;.!!y. Beretise sercre laws are in our judgment snore likely to rl adore a deviation Item the strict execution of Justice, than to deter individuals 111»11 the commission of CTI1110:t and our apprehensions that such nut he thiir eflivt is confirmed in this instance, by the refiev. non that the tdrenee in qtalition is become tours frequent, and the punishment, probably on account of its rigour, is se l dom or never " 4t111.:. Becan.e eic ratite of money has decreased since the rein of King ‘Vi the Statute is consequently llextue a Liti• nt much preati , r p:vinity than the I.t;isiiiture %%Mira...sill it ever intended to enact. WMTIAM ArtlriTt'S Frtuu}mot. VA:iSALL HOLLAND. I..%NsDowirB. LA W. CI IA RT. I 7 S H N T Ell, I irtAv Bookseller, hogs leave to acquaint I& Friends and nentlormn of the Professicn. that in tsm stspienre tit'a tlissnlution of the Partnership 4.f Ite:11 and Ilium-T. it has twee mutually eiereiAl, th:it he should pay and ?mei s e the I )ebts due by and owing to the late C. H. will maim t*, to curry on the Ini,inecq at the origins' Premises, in BELL-YARD, LINCOLN'S Ivy, Whcre lie trusts. by constant at tention, to merit a continuance of those favours so liberally conferred during the late Partr.ership. N.B. 'lle full value given for I.ibraries or Parcels of Law Books. WHITE, COCHRANE, AND CO. ALL Persons having Claims on the Estate of WITITE, COCIiII.tNE, and CO. Ilookstlleni, for Cords left on Commi. , don, or otheruise, arc reqmsted to send an account of the same immedi ately, to Mr. W. Trepposs, on the pronises, No. G.T, Fleet-street; and with whom all l'cryons indebtcd to the Estate, are requested to settle their accounts without delay. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, 3d Are, 15116. The Principal Officers of his 31ajefly's Ordnance do hereby give notice, that Proposals a-ill be received their gfitec iu Part Mull, nn or fiction' Monday, the nth instant, fror: such persons as may be willino to nnsiertakethe Snot!, af I. 1? A'!' 11 E H lilt E kl • II ES and (4.0 V ES fin. r; Prim qf this Department, fig a pet iod sf Three Yeers, d:dernsinahle stl ter the copiratiun of the first year, upon notice of three ',ninths, at the oplian q/ either piety. Puffems Ville articles may he viewed upon application to the respec tive ()peers ofthe Oldn..iese, at the Royal .1 ' , eystil at Waalwieh ; and farther partieulars, together with the (crisis and modifies.: gigue eon. hart, 'nag be known at the N.vretary's Office in Pall Mall afbresuid, any day betrreen the/tons, of ten and f.air o'clock, where fhe proposes ',spat be delivered, sealed up, and indorsed, e, Portals for Leather Breeches and Gloves," hut no ?ropes:id am 4 adentled an, r the said 17th instant, at tee ive o'cloel: at noon of ale &Ulla' dAig, ue•ilhrr 'rill any trader be motired indess the party inOking it, or an agent in his be half shall cttcnd. By Order of Board, 11. 11. CREW, See. OrrICE 01' ORDN.INCE, 3J.lgnr, TILE Principal (Nicer.? of Ills .11ifjcsIli's Ordnance do hereby giir noti,v, that proposals will be reeeived at their o j i, in Pall Mall, on nr belbre Monday, the 17th idst,:ntfrom snrh p rongs as may be vih'isig to inickrtnAy the sapply coma; i i,r rui, alibis D •,sart 'neut. : for n pried if one year, films the let Jd.'n ih7rt. Tie Cools must be of Me d sei ;pain denominatid Adair; 3,1 air , Lighton .liver, or qf Coals equal ia ifilulity and goodness. amli!!bereq• , hred fa Ir deli7vred frt.• of eivry rep nv, ex.en! r* King's dubs, s;:/ter otr ehose,er int., •ccsrielsor riafis at any jibe e it th^ river Thames. and at Fa:re:ham, or at any port or ',Myr in the vier .11 . 6 1 :eaj, and also at the purl of Lilac 11hinpini, Ia flu- County if Sasser, as may be re rired. Forth^r port; 'afire, 17g-11tee with Mr terms and eandianns of the routraet, vista be karnen al the .ti,oretary's (Woe in Pall Ala( ;I)iar said, any day between the hours of ten and Pus. 0'.71d :chow the pen. petals mast be deli, errs! scaled strand endorsed. •• Prilxrsal.4 fur C 0.04 ;" last no proposal row be admitted sifter Me said 1711 s inst. it tze..lve o'elm* at noon of thevame day, Nrithei ,eillany lend.r be noticed unkas the party hal ing•ii, or an ssws iss his l'eh•e f'shul< ahead. Ey Order of the Board, 11. 11. CREW', Sxretary. OFI'ICE OF onnw.tyrE.:Trl Aar, tat& TIIE Principal 0 fficer.s 3frjeslits Ordnance do Irr,•by gier melee, Act l'riinnai; will be I rviird at their (re.. in Pall-Mall, on or krire 114:nday. the 17th instant. from verb ),.aeans 6415 . 4 y be -.airline; In nadrrhike the Sdp i dg of l'ACk INC CASES jig servire of this D.partiwalt,Pr e periad o/ Via - the r rpiralion of floeflrst year npon noticc 41 three monVis,at the eydiun 41.11* ettlnT party. Pat. rim ql the arti..h.s nmy lr ric:rall ;Tint er:ion at Ara priori. prl Attirrk.v. - r'r Olha: in Ike 7'ineer ; rind furthrr partici:llra, b•g•- lb.l* With th: Sri HIS arid ens . ..dine:no Air C . 0.,' owl. ybe 107141$ et Vie S , *('lrtel??/%1 r II .1/011,94.rrt.., id. any dry betrrcen Ike hours of ten and I:ior o'ehr wh^re t'o' pi nposals nwst le drlie:.ied, tented up. arid pia.; Prep osalg .1;w w, pt apmal ran be minsittai ofirr the 2,,Y' 17Th iii‘tant, of 1,',101.. at PINII7 rf the same day, neith•T rrfll cry taid.T be noticed unless the pasty making 14 or art eglnt hia behalf: attend. by Order of the Board, R. 1!. CREW, Secretary. Lt. Vl,O I.Y. JUNE 10." CXCIIANCF: • NifINDAT. JIVE 10. Our Itttp!-1s of Vliteat from Essex, Kent amt Suffolk way , very attain thi. %mailing ; hot the arrival , - front Scotland Intvr barn ( . 011 ,, j114 . 1 ,ittre ?hi% day o'er'.: ,ct our price% have athant r4l oho ve 3*. Fee tittar:er, having ontoy buyer+ market.— Ita s try fillyla-t prieeA.— Peas. 11 ,.„ n ,,,, 0 ," are rather 6r t:er sale, and tatter clearer titan on Friday, 9. s. I 9. s. 1 .. _. Wheat . rot ato t White Peat* . n• - • la Si / PIN and Oats - ea a9t M a e ditto . 7 a). i Grey Pease - Ala 7 . miai.4 drto to„ 12 it% t•• . . si. a 0 • beans . - Ni AI. 1 Etta. I , noir . a- It 3r ey . 27 a3l I , out:1 - 31 m ti, : , 1,11..1 1 pitta. Mat Oo A 63 ; tio. S. S. (URIENT FL ll E OF SEEDS. I. S. Red C neer !:'.)40 a:2 Ned and Creen 45 a6u Ditto kng 10, 3A ar $ White bustard 8a k 2 Iro White di, obea 18 • 1 wn ditto -1 9 al4 runup. Waite la r2e I avrarmy , CCIIII ooa 65 kyet.r.•5!,..... , ,r.25 . 14 Coruardel Nut•ds A • IJ PRICI: OF LitrAD fa I. 70 knee •era - .41. a Sli. . It 6. r, Ciniiie role . 40 4ft Tie . . 10 a, 2.1 •n 4 TV • . SI Oil Lake . 11. s. The highest price of the he..t !widen Bro•til thrmiziettot the metropolis, is stated by the Bwkers to he 1. 1.1. the Qua, Tern. t.,otf.— Smile !takers sell the Qthsrtei a Leaf trent out. pcon) to three-pence lower. AVERAGE PRICE OF COAN, PLR JUN Ens'and & Wales. Settlati4 F. d- s. Wheat . . I 1 lite . . 4' II Rarer . 20 V . 1/216 QuAiirrit, Cult wu.hic c:NDING k; I. . ... u 1 resit, - o ii;: , ;,.;isigtr Lng:ani L W'a•CL *cotlitnd. v. d. s. d. 11 3 - . Sl I . - 9 • i.b ti AVERAGE PRI:::: to.' Ft GAit. Competed front the Return• math , in tLe Wee:: er.olinr, June 5, is 525. 9111. per c‘l t. exclusise of the Duty ot*Cus,oni- mth; payable thereon on the Imporinthin thereof into Great (From Saturttny's Lowlrn Gazette.) \r. e. urcr. or MEAT. FIUDAY, JV Nry fru. rad LeadrsdaalL s. d. s. d. /leant of Cats:* at (u. S use 11. d. a 6. Reef . • 0 .3 I 9 SmitAtaid. r,(,., - - - 3 •a 4 i Mutton. • 0• 3 6 Brans, about, . 11:30 'Manua • - 3 ba 4 0 Veal - - 3 0a 6 .. Metpapal LLIIIII.II 14 6 ; 1 - ...4 . - . • aa ~ • I Pork. - • ea 5 d t ahe• . . . . ILO 1 Nrk . - 3 •• 4 II Lamb . 6 0 a 7 6 1 Piga I . . . - .(ri 1 Lamb . - 3 4a; d So,thifel4l. HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD. L. s. d. L. s. d. Average L. s. d. /ligy o . 310na3Su -- 440 Cler--00u•000 -- 0 0 Strew Y 0 0 • 12 11 0 ••• J , Hey - • - 4 4 0 a 5 3 0 414 ti WHITLCHAPEL.I lorer - 550• ti 6 0 —— p(1 40 •11 . 4.• • • 1 114 10 11 V. 11 ••• g e sl'. JAMES'.. 11.4 y . 0 0 a a 3 0 -- I; 41 SMITHFIELD. Inoret . - 500aduo .51:, gnaw 1 It; 0 a C 5 0 c Wheat, per Irma Barley, per quarter Oat• . . xu►tIDGE. (Yes howeeho's lictern—Jt . NF. 6 1.. a. L. s. 10 Oa t isa I Pcnna - I 7 a I 10 Iha to Error - L. i. L. i. sz. • 1 Il 11 Una ti • • to ost t) U CUI,ILENT PmICEe. OF SVGA H. frost to 1 front to i fir.os to s. r. I Antieos - st: pe I fit.llCitre& Slow. Ps MO Lps broom I:o WI filthr..... or Brolsoss too i Tub.,,ro 4 bt. VI? si p 3 fins - 144 1,4 Don, Nev. ATottt t t ; r4lll/1-1111iC Drot. so t 7 Gins.n,E Insult 14 Its Grenada?locos A.) tIA ; At. Trrnadad •hl 0 0 I . hest 194 1)4 ehnlll4l, brown 44 tlb 1 . 11. t holm -41 72 . Prowder 'n.0t ., 113 )4$ Food 04 94 Ground tips -OA to ; Harobrn do. LI:, 154 fine 97 ton . Lows -in 96 1 N ,, . i•••• , 4.) ,i recce or UON IN 'EH I: lOROL'I.II P.cArts• L. .. L - ... Argo. I. I. 7.... F eat . . - ti ii •.) Ili Knit • • . 4in II 7 1 St....it . . • 6 n• 8 a . .: , .r• • • • O 0 a 8 at E.rallam . . •10 • • it , • kr..scs • • . V u• 9 • _____ PRICE OF LEATHER, TER LB. d. • 1 d. d. Botts, SO to Nibs each • 18 • Si I ( fop Hides. o'n 45 !it 501bs. Igt pato, Hi to bs eaah .• :3 • .21 Co t NI: ins So to 40 bs. Si ain 31ritioin.• I arks d ••••• 50 to :Whs. • II a 11/ rsowg Hides It ali, ••••••••••••••. 70 10 So:••• • 11J •es Pine Coach Hides 1.3 a 17 I 'tanned Horse Holes • Crop Hides. 35 to 401bs. for sirro !teals (green and; - • :V run i.F lb aVI I 1,- s r dntn, !VC, dO2VII • Mt. to 1413 PRICE Or TALLOW. s. J. 6. d. Tnwn Telinw • . 31 9 I Genii Tlrege . . 7 a Tei•ner it tie•le . • • 63 • Yel eo• isp - . 66 Et White ditto - - • 00 I Mot , led . . Ol n Soap dine• • 31 0 Cord • • . 0•1 1 %Itifinr ,lUff • - • 41 0 l'a in . • f• 0 - D. 1 ,0 Itchigh $ 01 0 Candles. pet do*. • 10 ii . . G (airs - • • 7 0 1 V.•t S. . . It o , PI. Jame:. Market 3s. Sti. T %LI Ow - 7 Clair Niarket 0. 0 . 1. Arens, Ss la, # Wt.sechspel hlarket .. U. Ott root' or sib. 041. ‘7.ll‘l(k.T. Ship► •t Marko. Ship► 4.1 . 41. v. A. P. A. VRIDAY, JUNES. 47!j Aeren►tle 134: I from 34 u • 47 l; •mnlerl.nd I ;I -- .4 • 41 14 Ilk:iveted at ;if. illil3/Ite on Oa: abone wire. moo, OF STOCKS FOR TOE WEEK. Saturgay the eon of 71Ir. Williams, five years old, fell from the hideous , of la first floor, iu Peter-street, Golden Square, and was killed Mite spot. A Hamburgh Paper relates the following simzular in cident, which seems to place the dependence of the Ger man peaarattry in a very strong, light:— " At Leipsie, on the Tth of May, n girl, ten years old, the daughter of a poor day-labourer, was brouein thither with a view to inbuilt to the extraction of some of her sound t, eth with which to deem ate the month of a daughter of her mster, neighbovrkg steward. The father of the girl was to receive t wo dollars for this exchange, and the was already in the g reatest state of armicty on account of the approaching pain of extraction. Fortunately, thi s %ile bargain between greedy poverty and onfeeling wealth, was prevented from being carried into effect by the inter;'oait;on of a friend of linmanit:. and the girt retained the sound row of teeth *bleb nature bad yi‘en her," OFFICE OF OVONANFE, 3:1 Jr, ne,lEl6. TILE principal (ylicers q . Ills 31qjeslyt Ordnance do herrby give notice, that propands 41111 e received at Ihtir gree it: l'all- Mall, on or Ifif try l +Vag the 1411 s lastout.frt»n Mit Persons as mfiy be trgling /t starlet-take the Supply of LINSEED OIL and TI 7 It- PEN 'l . l NE, fir Perkr of this Ikpas lomat, fir a perk(' of thrre years, determinable tyltr the erpiralion of the first pear, npon notice of three months, at the option of either party. Samples tf the art ohs may be t./eved upon application at the prin t-4nd Storekeeper's lice in the 7'nwer, oatt it is eapeesed that fill readers do express one price oadylitr the 0;1, whether requires, in the Raw or Baited state. Further .Partienlars, torfither with the Vrins and conditions of the Contract, ratty be knew:, at the Serretnty's Wee its Pall-Nall Vitre so;d, any day between Mc hours of ten and lime, where the priposals must hr delivered, sealed up. and indorsed " I l rovouals for Oil and Tur pentine ;" bid fto proposal can be achnithyi alter the said feurieenTh Instant, at twelve Webs* at noon ty' the sante day l fir ithes will any tender he noticed unless the party making it. or an %cod in his behalf, shall aieltd. By Order if the Board, R. 11. CREW, Saraary. Nor, , lay.,Tuebtlaty. Wedms. Thum Friday. Saturt!ay Bahl( Stock . ---- Ql4 0?14 23 'Ter :SwF ct. It ell. ! l;5. 'l.li 3 1 134 5 pet et.lron. l 41oer Ct. (7011. 1 -...-.---- -,r----- 7:1 17140 i l , j Sp. rt.N. A it.. —.__9N ,..........- Runk L. All. -..-•--- ,-.-- 16 16 1151 :13 l 5.11; 1111.5 p.e. A n.'—.-.:— --... 1 ---- [nail 5 ecrct. sii:ll:::sfli.iaiu;ltirtio;nwct.kl.l;4.l.......---"---_._____::_.___:l pm. fpm 1 7._ 1 6 ( pm :is. ptai l a pro. != ppm Ito 3 pot ()minium ...---.--. 1 .-......--'23,1 43i .-.-- - St. Lot. Tic. ---- 4 ..-.-- 1 ----- 1 1:28 7... Con. for Ac- ----:.-....-:.-- 65} it:s 1642 '.--•••---•- London : Pt-Inted and yttblished by H. %Virus, at No. h 9. Chancer-lastr, Fleet•strtet, and rnrwartit , tl into the Country by all NIN9IIIIII, Clerks Of the Roads, and Booksellers, free ut .Postage, al Ils. per quartet.