The National Register. — London, England, 1822-10-21 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER 43att'ttcript .LOND:iN. MONDAY, OCTOBER 21.. nrce o'clock, p.m. Tae Paris Papers of Friday last have just arrived • 'by exprois. An article from Vienna, of the Cth, mentions, that the Duke of %Yullington set out on -the preceding day for "Tema. The foreign Jeurnals ;rive been totally mistaken in stating that b 7 s Grace would not proccul to Congress; It is probable OA the .Uake will assist in the deliberations, front which it *night inferred that the.itlliedSovereigus have conceded tho points pressed and contained in his instructions. Thu present politics of the British . Cabinet, it is surmised, differ widely from tho o pur sued by the late Marquis of Lendonderry. It is ab hula to suppose that the objects and pursuits of the .Emperors of Austria and Possin arc consistent t ith the welfare and inter. is of this conutry. They Imre been quite the ,c atrary, and it is time that our Governo:a should profit by experience. The contents of the Tolouse Papers, of the 11th instant, aro extremely contradictory on Spanish affairs. The Ultra Journals contain scarcely u sentence of truth. Tito' Eck) du .ilidi, particularly notorious fir its dis. regard or truth, ebserts that an action took place, on the Sd and 4.h instant, between the rebels, eon- BOW-STREET. CONVIIITNENT UNDER TUE NEW VAGRANT ACT.-.. On Saturday last fifteen re,pectable looking men were brought &tore the magistrates ai this iillice,by Bishop, one of the principal ellieers, Ellis and herring, ondiuturs of i•ittrole. arid other , , charged with being found at a common gaming house, engaged in playing at on'awful game. y attended on behalf of the accused. The statement of the officers was, that having a warrant to search the hoose. No. 16. Bury-street, St. Jillaleei they went three about eight o'clock on Friday evening, but found as they expected, the door strictly watched by persons stationed outside for that purpose. kititling it inipossibe to gain an entrance by str.ita;teni, they a...solved to etdect it by force, and having Frovideidtl•iiniselves with sledge hammers. they approach'il tic d i un in a 1,.. , .y. and in less than a minute battered it down.— They ran up siair,. hut another door stopped their way, which also reipoved by the same foreib!e means. and got into the grand receptacle. where they bound a mulct table and apparatus coin' lete, with the exception of the batik. which the players. hear.ng the e• dreadttil note of preparation" be:ow, hail taken sure to remove. The players themselves, too, were gone. Not u soul was in the room. and all in the boose seemed us quiet as the grave. The elbeeis then proceeded to search liolesand corners." and in a garret they timed sonic of the prisone si some were found in the Md.roonis, while others were discovered in a coal •hole, half over with the dingy material. The ap pal-du,s having ber.n IQ:wed. the prisoners we,e taken equal care of, and lodi ; ed in a watelwhome for the night. It being necessary. according to the decision of the magistrates of Cris other, that persons should be idtmtifj...ll to having actually' limn engaged in play, to bung diem within the meiut u at die Vagrant Act, the informer was now called. and a Mt. Campbell answered, 110 suited that he had repeatedly played nit the house in question, and was enabled to point out tour of the dvfendanti as being avively engaged in the lansiness of the house. qtr. C. then pointed gut the iollowing lour individuals by RAMC, viz. :••• Prederkk Adam (a V rcirtmar.), Jolin =shall, Henry Ogle. and Augustus Time first named, he said, acted as the .iilader of the garniug tablet and die other three were his as. .11c'eluld Lint speak to the ether ilefentlents. M r. Alley ad:lre:Ned the magistrates on helot:l . 4 the defendants. Tho inaguitrates, slot~ eye consultation, ordered the tour dffendaints maned to be ocruntitted, under the new Vagrant Act, as rogues and vsgabonds, to the House of Correction for one month, there to be kept to ntwsl isasottr, hey weep cuiu, witted accoidingly. mended by Baron d'Erolle?, and thu constitutional ists, by iklina and Morillan, near Oiot and Ilez.don, and that the ronstitutionelisty, being defeated, fled with thy wreck of their forces towgrds Gerona. If this calamity had really happened, it would have been known a weel ago in this country. The Jour. nal rolieve of Toulouse cont Ans intelligenco of a date sNbstepent to the fabricated account:: in the ,Ecka du Midi. It s'atcs that " the Government of the Regency has established a line of defenea from Sco d'Urgel to Poycerda. The division of Mina tlibifillt!pil tQWEVILiiii the plains of Urge), while ZATO eel Valle approaches by cunque de TrenT, ; I r.! I`.li, lans marches upon Mt. All the constitutional farco moves towards Crgel, and the tatters of the Ith from that place dwell on the approaching conflict.—e From Pnycerda we learn, under date of the Ttlt, that e t Mosetr !Ito arrivedthere unexpectedly on the sth with .. 0 men, and demanded coptributions in Mo rey from several individuals, both of that town and Cerlh,gne, with menaces of Arrest in case of refusal. TI& inhabitants were required to furnish 500 tailir tap , uniforms. On this subject remonstrances have been addressed to the Regency, and the result was anxiously expected. Tho Army of the Faith, in fact, possessing none of the populous or wealthy towns in Catalonia, is compelled always to derive eabsistence front the open country, which they have totally ruined, Mono Anton has not been ablo to siLtaist permission, even for himself, from the Com mandant of flourg-Matlame, to place his foot upon thc French territory; the French soldiers, on the other hand, were prevented pawing the Spanish frotitier. It appear: thaw lniore his arrival at Puy cerda, Mosen Anton oceppied the environs of Vleh, which he (pitied or. the. approach of : Milano," We 'entertain toithlent hopes that the eonstitutlonul pony under Mina will defeat and disperse the rebels who are kept t.l.2,ether by delusion and hopes that Congress will ioterti:re in the internal fades of Spain ; Lot tlon hope will he disappointed,-..A titudu of Cirecks, who have emigrated on account of tla trp,; Wed state of their country, havo tat en up their residtive at Marseilles, where they have domi eiliatecl, it;!.upted the Fratich habit, and are ;rented with great kindness and respect. '1 be family Mr ilowring have, we under*. stand, ascertained st the Foreign (Ace, that it is iiit.nulA to prevectl against him merely for the pe. 'natty attached to carrying letters, without authority from the Government. In answer to the inqttiries, have Len math: ut the French charge in London, respecting his (Mr, 1)...) arrest, it has hi:en stated that no genie could he given tin the suld;izt. An intim ti a iin, however, is conveyed, that the French Go. vern.neut had actea uu information charging Mr. B. with some sort of indefinite imil inexplicable par. ticipation in the project for liberating the unfortu nate, Out heroic, individuals who lately perished in Faris, from the dungirns a the Ili4u:ra. Agreeably in immemorial custom in the city of London, the Munarch has usually been invited to honour with his put:settee the civic feast immediately succeeding the period of his coronation. The invi tation given last year was declined, but there is, we understand a confhlent expectation that his Majesty will on the approaahing festivity, condescend to gratify tho wishes of 144 goad citizens of London. ,The Coronation Committee assembled this morn ing for the rarpose of waiting un the Secretaries of State with the invitatilm in due form, His Majesty's reply will he, of amuse. communicated through the soma medium, Should his Majesty th:igit to accept the invitation, the entertainment on the Dill of November will be pre-eminently magni ficent, and from cursory calculatioo, may probably exceed in charge 12,0001, Ttta GOLI:1 ‘"ktitks--ch•llettge to all Fngland. t.ochtnere Cherlieu. of Wilford Psrk, Shropshire, has challenged, accontiog to the Uscittic Ait.cles, :ill Eng'sad, with his celebrated 119111 t.., Blaster ft sou, for the Veld Whip. which was give.n by (;,urge Ili to the Jockey Club, for the best horse in his dameaaus, Four suites. should Mr. C. be successful canons) to win Os splendid trophy, be will he a Kaiser of a very etnishlerahle spat of money, as thu rale enacts that he mast stake 2UU guiliess on tui.king the chat:sage, We uoerstand the whip is at present. and has been for spate year*, la th e ruction of his Majesty, I- MAt.h thews* Sittortlay about half pact len O'clock in the eve e, Holland, the wits of Mr. Outlaw!, of the Ssraceit's avail, Bar rowash, nest I)..rby, was siting by the fire she lorded noise of seine tiiiittea !owl, near the hick dour, which had !seen iitstlirlted from their tooNt in the orchard, upon which elle instantly istiteredrti Its the orchard to a*CCII.IIII 111 C cause. When also iiiAW 4 ladder reared against 1111 apple tree, and foint:l Iwo fellows. one (4I Wittllll 11.0(le a pre etiolate tette:ll 11140/0 tile ladder, and rail into a ditch to screen inthioll against fli t female pursuer I stroll which Mrs. llglland when opsiii hop,, and seising tom by the collar, firmly kept her hula until the artlV4l of one 01 tier female G441'1,6110, windy tney diagzed their thilmer into the house, to the no mph unwise of Ntr. liollatill The tellowi was atter.sards talk. I, before the stiagistrotes, when lie meets ed 41 1f011.41 , 1e frvriellaiiil, slid 1414014 paywg the ousts ineurrell,llll. l loollllll l 4 IQ amend tot cooties . * in future, Mr. ljollattil buitisitely ett..ss•tited to his dies charge. Inc inner fellow roil away 1111411 serial Mrs, lillllJofl tiller the Weliard, t.nt it, his :right and hurry Is) apt awn' 1111114 Ilia lCina.t 1411(t.11(1:orpot to lake list nits) tis;n, winos vVdIS 1:111111.411evly 111clircl nit. lite t..side of w,,ictk act:qcd 31 teAktr, watts 1 4 45 1111‘r , • 110;1'BING'S c.isE. lAt atatirts, the lady 11 I . of the Hey. lß7-11 W. :to B y, chaplain. of a daoglitsr, I At lui Wielk, the lady of I. I'. Moafrall, esq.•.t A F.xtract of a iettcr signt:d " Edward 11h:quit:re, ! At i nuletietil green. Lady Lliteneth tollernache. of a dangliter. lit :a Oct. IS: I At Viscount Ebringtoo's house, to !Swat Amite) , sheet, Lady .. You have no doubt heard that my friend is still in the u g ent, of A 11/111 bells 11141. . At Att. (t serge's Itanove hue Ituncll,of Lard strews , ht .. 1 4 . 11 , . R . 1 , 5 . D .h ... prison of Boulogne, and au vcret, an when I left that place on . Souiliwaik. alit Nelson apiece, to Mist Itony, or "4. Jamea's street. Fiiilay last. I have further heard , that in consequence of the . primint inierforence of Mr. Secretary Canning, and Sir C. Smarr, :tit.. ;olio Spyar, ut Leman street, to Marianne Nunes 'repro.. the French Government 114 V t, pronnseil that no delay shad tal:o niece of E. Levy, eat. or weal Eresoott street, tkanlutail's acids, .11111 t il. . l " :\ . 1 . 7 . 1 . 1t... , ; , 47:1 . 1 diem s, J 7:ll l , ' place itt bringing the matter to a speedy issue; proceedings are therefore to be instituted againstlour countryman for' violation of the law in (scantling the canreyanre of a treason:thin cures. 0 ';:y i :: 1 ,.... 1 2 0 1 . 01:11,:41::;1...lteivii,:firt;,(4ihiesnoirmiliaeiiiiti.iVZI:iitesir.... ti.e„..m. e.. 1. As.iat•nt suer. keep., oenersi, to netteeei 64141/3, ) . ..ning«st pondenea to linglanld.' These proceedings will, I ant led to belivve. take Voce at Bm'.ogne. 11. Gtahaut, to. i . or that island, merchant, sister ..r it. tIA tidy, esq. C 0111111.111411% ollicer or I harks Fort. .. I !.n.ve already strte I. that when taken beforr the Commis. la .inly 144, at I riuidail, nary of Pollee at Calais, Mr. nowring% passport was witheltaten l''‘."fr . ,. 4 i:i`h__" i ilii::: , :to• . wi r e ( i i i i i t i ) n w s e e n s . i , e,i nainett a butidion to airs. oweo, widow or Hie from him. The allegi.id motive of this measure. on the part of .M. Smart), the rmyor, was, that two songs in manuscript were Air. .I. Grego: y, of Lambeth, to Elisabeth, dangliter of Air. iterates, found amongst his tiapers, and which hr designated as seditious t ofl —coma puce, isiiigusue road. adding, that he could not suffer Mr. Bowling to have his pass- DIED. ports (null the orders of lilt Government were known. These on Wedureley last. after a very tong and severeillneu, which she were not transmitted until Tuesday morning. en that my friend bore with a orsienelion " whi.7ll this woilit re ..... 4 give;' Lhaitotte„ wi.s at full liberty to depart timing a space of 44 Nom. Is it I liiL:i i i i 7 e ": . !: 4 ,, , s , liii''V n hi,r.n ..E r ie lsir e i , t e i , i t iitt , l e t i s ii i i ii4i B e ili t Iteetestitireeiti.ie ale, in necessary to add any greater proni of COWCiOIIi illllo4:enCe P 1 ~ p.oillo vi 11.1)::111:. )' 11111 41e.41. lielicers ll e Wli ' d of I•iiilgou so will, 1111Weret, do so. Mr. Dow ring was strongly urged, in my ,„„„"y which they gave him, to ithinee hint to resign their Atari Minn Iln 411ce,, and I nip prepared to multc oath to the fact, to hurt gown. (•aiiii , , titer by sea or the IlAgian homier ; his unswer rat, tin Erlillp Morning, in the 78th year of bit age, at bis hense, is • 9'e v. r ! Why should I thi iha,t which would imply guilt where l I') Udell pia. e, lallstz,l , .o Mr. F. ii ii moo., 4•1124. 1 . ..W . 9( liat cli).irel. nt.ito e4iata ?' At Ili pi tttt t 4011 88 yews, All. C. AUCts 1;4114•,•, lu.ta) )ear/ resi.teat in the strand. At his home, Elst Sheen, Snrrey, W. Gilpin, es i. aged 64. Irian{ Ann, only ileniitei of the tiev. E. few, of itstientisio green, liiiktleiex, lii the 2J-1 year of lot no. In Eciino d place, A.ary Is.thelia,)ll/Mitcal data:liter of Mr. Sergeant diet' wood I. boycott, esq. of Clement's lane, Lombard swat, banker, lo his 64i5 year. 04 the 17,1, of Angina, on his p eine. from .14nmich, Curt. Ge.orta hi....; On ti:r ship Joieen bong), in toe 48 ii 'net* ta his •ge. tot iiiiilay 144, .%14!). the *lle ut h, Ldwards, MI. of hassle street, LON DUN MARK VTS, CORN EXCHANGE. MJNDA T. OCT. ?t. There was a very large supply of Wheat at market this day s and sales weic brut at an advance of Is. pre quarto. is Bath y there was soma business doing, and the tine qualttici wets ut demand, at our last prices. Oats were heteiy in sale this day, in cunsrquet.ce of the !raw nets of the supply, and they may be quuteu is. lower. Very little business was done in ?car, and they may be quoted at a reduction of ls. poi qr. Vie supply of Beans wa, small, and they support our bather picas. steadily. The market, spun the whole, has not aliewn any numeral sins of reduction, • ralhougii the supply was very large : the litglirat priced W heat was of very tine quality, and sums tine were in the tuttart, wp,eh obutitied high prices. CL iii‘ F.:\ I i`i.ll: Per W nicht. t NIC;1,1111, %A.\ tt/11 Tl, ut' Lied Bush,' 111. 11 Li-1%4 LIONUAIr. L. r. a 44 ;:u u 46 46 a 46 VI a 6.4 v/Ayr. UsU : V 4 A 44 Ati A 4s 4 s: a 1 u 4; VKIUA V. G. s. VI a 44 1 IS a 44 ,111 a 46 Old Wheat ...• New !tea Wile:4l Nvw bite d 0... It3e Brims, ur Bur: 1~~~..:! ..~..~ a "-- --. a -- z ,llO- 4 4 -._. .. _ . 1.133.1.1 .... , 21 a .32 ; VI a 39 ; 23 a 30 Pair Alai( Fred Oala ~.- 1 18 a 191 19 a 21 IN a t.i dret • eqeuttoOdo I .11.1 u 24 1 94 a Vti 1 Se a 2P Nett Tlci. Waal, , 21 a 2? i VI a '27 1 21 a 23 (lid lima , l3 a29123a29 I 25 a yi Nr t. Pixelm ditto I 20 a i , 9 28 a SO 29 a (9 1144iiiii ; , Pease thry e'o,o .e , 2Ol a 39 I 211 a 20 0 a ft 1‘ i ta•NTO per hot 2111. a 224 20% a 411 , . 901. a lii. AVE:RU.I..I'III4N. OE CORN, l'er gamier, 141 Out Twel • AI eritime Dissricts of VAGLANI) awl WALES, (tur ti e 11 telt eatiitig Oct, 12th, eatractetl (ee* ligimetlit) g tisartte, Wheat... 394 3 1 . 1 B 01.7 4N1.11 aea kv s ~,.,54. 91 Rye .... 211. 4J 1 0.. t..... 194 7.11 l'osta ... 28 • 1.1 ItItl)0 N (ii 4 Arcrage wetiiitsclav 14.41. *24. 3iti• J 1W TALI Pulva 411 , FAT, pwr *woe .A) Aknl ',/ei* Cwt. exclusive 4.t . July. .WV, ht)Ail, 4,c, Ai. Town 'Callow Rasa* du. Candle White do.• ...... tAt a 0 Melivd:Ouir •• • ~. 1* 0 ktomill Jaw ,t 110 0 Wave a I 0 -o . Dregs 0,:)(1 .. •• t I a 6 IU 4 3 nlit *tap ~. - i%lottleli Average .., 3 pi Yelluw tit~ rtil(37T)? I - 101 4 3, iiir cwi.' - ' -- Pockets. os. 4s. 1 li.,tp. 4s. 4s. Fill Ithern• • . ti Ott 0 la Kent •• • .‘, U 0 4 0 U Bent Suss A." 3 0 4 3 It; Vearlinga , I 13 a 11 a E.sa.sx 'trilliums "` - 'll CIO IA lay, in .1 be and .ply of 30;ly, 1 si„liß tOic:t 1;.L:.„ .141 r• a 14 a 44 46 a a 30 .1 LI; a • 27' WI a it YR a 34 a 341 ITI,. wel • at 0 al day a 1 , 01 I. . ... 4 lotv. 4u 41 • 0 34 0 TO 0 T U 4 A 4 0 44 U 16 a. O 0 0 0 as 0 latatilt Calm ,uune34 3101 4 dim Ott dull iu umbers onsi!la 1d Sa 36 3. a 4, • II 1 4. L" (.21 6111 liJ 0 ~1 OP 10 ,ecte4. le of bfus, n, d. Whitechapel M.aket 3 2 1 2 2, 1 , ckse Atat Let ..111111 ti , MOalrlAY. OCT. 21.—Our moat market was rather leantilt eqppited this worliln,s„ the atrivals of Beads, Sheep. and Calcti being below eq ayerago market. lo ll l Pre was sine b 9 M" .. , e4 done, 41 an advance Cf ?d, per stone, suit Aliitturt sales. at our last quotations. Lanai has a was litglt4r than Oil Friday, Veal wits also ad, per swne dearer. Fork was 0411 to ie4i, act no satiation in pups worth notic.ng. 'tae following is a 4:4“ut3 atAktiilCOL 04 Litt: prices sod ourabeta at tharketi- MgAT, exclusive of the Oils!, which consists ul rle.td,Vote4il.o.ll4 Hide, 404 is wytilt stionl 4 11 .1' 0 pouuti.—Per *tour td Sibs, YKIDAY, !tee( V. ttd to gs 4d fleet 4. Sd to Si q' . l . Mititost 4.1 4d to 4. Oil AI VI 44 Ile 3 6 44 Lutists Ve Ida to MI Latish to 3. h Vrai Os tit to 4,1 Vext $i 4il to 4, • I Pork 24 to , Porti 4. Ott to 4 L" lead at CmlllC Mt 11141 krt. I Heat! oft -Mlle MI A"' Bedsit* Skyey mutlidortba • t20. 1 i4 0 4 0 tli.3 lithge.l4 • e , • • " -1 S p i i • z ee: i lot . l lll ~ 7 41 • I el r• till I Caivrs RI. El. nay Clutter -. . Strit* - •- • t IJ±L LI 22.14 mi. • _ LONDON Nrillteclan4 Pttltlihhca by Ote Propriflor, lol ! Ttift(it;.o 4lte thisce, 7 6, elect:it roet. Where Ike J 44444, kw.' tp4ol) 4,44.4 !ball