The National Register. — London, England, 1822-04-01 00:00:00

104 ilotckriz3t- LONDON. MONDAY, APRIL 1. Three o'clock, p.m. The Paris Papers of Thursday last huvc arrived: They furnish us with scanty intelligence from the interior of France, nor do they cast any additional light on the Rocl:clle plot, though it is suspected that it has rand:rations. The French Funds have buPc nly fallen near two per cent. and various rea sons arc aKigned for their depression. It is probable that the late conspiracies have, in same degree, thaken public confidence, as very numeroas and ex tensive sales have been made by English holders of French Steck. On Thursday one house alone sold near half a million of reales in consequence of crdcrs from this country. The Paris Journals do not ven ture to account for the alarn► which evidently exists, but private individuals are probably in possession of intelligence that warrants their su picions. Ever since the Ultra iloydist Ministers came into power, the Buonapartists have been at work, and the Libe rals are anxious fur a change in administration. It is believed, in the best informed political circles, that it is the state of France alone that has occasioned the depression of the Funds, and net any apptehen. sion of it rupture between Russia and the Porte. The negociations at Vienna, between the Cabi nets of Austria, England, and St. Petersburg'', are drawing to a close, and it is believed the issue will be peace. Letters from Trieste, of the 15th Wt. mention, that an engagement has taken place between _the - Greeks and Turkish fleets, in which the former had the advantage, and s ucceeded in capturing 25 trans• ports? ' The Greeks, it is mi.!, had 75 sail, and the Turks GO—the latter had no ships of tvar of the first class. The information was brought to Trieste IT the commander of a Greek vessel, - who was an eye v:itnessof the engagement, which, occurred all trass on the 3d of last month. When the result is known at Constantinople, it is very likely that it will occasion a commotion. RELA ND. (Mm?, the Dublin Journal of Wednesday,. March 21.) ' • • ~~~~ k" - Y 11.°4 1)o rl td.ty molt last, ab.it tweiv..u'e.oek, a Jaren braise on the lands of 13ally-Ellis. ,tear I)inierink, the , l roperty of C. Gone, was malicintis set 1,1. fire, and tonally commuted. Ots the same night, a cabin on the lands of within a mile of Hintevant, I•urio d, either accidentally by its inmates, or maliciously by ‘l'liiieboys. The cabin hai been for in tiy years intubuctl by an nit foltunate female and het ill,sttiniate children. the county of Kerry, through the exertions of the It v. Mears Collins and O'Leary, the- coadjutor priests of Castle Island, 24 stand of tynts hate been returned to the magistracy, 304 i between 40 and 50 Whitelioys have taken the oath of allegiance. Near Killarney, on Sunday weck a shucking muider was perpetrated. As Thomas I:...tgerald was standing in conversation wilt another person, a fellow named Thomas Gordon, came trea cherously behind him, and in revenge tor Millie late as we are informed, struck 1010 a twtcut blow 011 the bead, which fractured his skull, and killed lints un the spot. In the con n iy of Limerick, doting the last week, the banditti ce. 11111 l inert the lonowing nu:rages :—Plogged nine stn it (•ix at Cool, oss, two at itail one at Cappenaltaney ; hurtled u.te house at 11.111 ree ; and broke into another a; Coub um To the above we have to add a murder. A Matt named O'Neale, who was expected to prosecute same offenders. at ale assizt.s. was murdered Ylt Sivorilay niAld ; his holy wet Mood outlet a he p ut •:ours at Capps, and brought into Railikeale on Sunday. The pnst•buy c.aceymg the wails Irma Rath Leak to tillatitiiignitly so win attacked by tour artti•.l torn on Sr tustlay 1111 l rating on tile Cord near Stooeville demesne, t; Liu dra g ged Gnu oti Lis how, and rookie& hint of the wa•ls. It gives 114 pleasure to rate that Miss Goold , the lady mho was catered on trust her litettila by 11 111111111 l was on Stiorday Mein retaken by a party of the rifle ,aimted by Lietliellailt Ilottlllsoll, 110111 a 11:0445e 44 here she lay concealed. She has einiecyt - 41 to A rd:esleaie on Sumt.ty, and time gWen tip to her triencs. tiiaild mentioned to Lieut. Itobitisoo, that a kw rigine a go, labile Col• NoiCatt and a ',any were in svatelt 110 1 itrr, ►tie e'as V4lllllll MO fields of llitio, concealed in a duels, naked, and guarded by a num. la ha threa:::.t.-tr to 'font tier tt she gave any alarm. L;eutt•nal.t Ro binson dilicately cog:air:Al of tier now she was treated Ly Lrow Ile and she told :nisi that he carrell no t wlcucc to-her person ; but mat sue w.s greatly rahatated front beim/ I 01111110illly Carried almot by unit loon place to Vac , Wog VII bft•ad atel tea, iltalt u. Vt r sleeping a srl•oud 11011 Iu Mt 81111 C ht. use ; cud that Oil Friday BruWlie 11 , 1144ie 54) alarlitt-ti, 110111 the aCtisiiy of We 5..J1C0 alter lie tuck lt•.1le of Iler lor 4AL r. '1 ltiCe suet, St Si C arrested oil timpicioii 01 Irt•1114 eoliCeriled 111 tl;ta rasa, I.W at u ayanattini,. y, and THE NATIONAL ItEGISTIat • Lieut. Piercy, of the Newcastle police, who were out pat riding the mountainous district. We regret to learn, that„ he noctornal marauders hare heroin to extend their depredations to the *lO my of Kilkenny. On Sunday night ! Ilona one o'cl-cic;*at party of armed insurtrnis vklied the v illege of Corraglimartin, on the estate of Mr. Flood, of Flood-hall, lying a little to the left of the road leading to Carrick, between Granny Gstle and Aglish, and abont four miles from Wuicrfintl, where they searched several houses for arms, and pro cured rive guns. At one of the houses, where the owner was unw.ll, tiny had the delicacy to Cal , e a neighbour to rap at the door, to prevent alarm to the sick man, but insisted on ' ,cuing his gun from his wee. Several other overages are detailed as Navin; been committed in the counties of Ki:kently. Tipperary, Mu)u, and Water!ord. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. SURREY. The motizes for thin comity commenced nt Kinromn on Ft iday I.efore the Iloa. Mr. 11,tron.thnitnot out the ci‘il Nide, awl the Olin. Mr. Harm' Wood out the crown wide. In' Our caoc , e li.t flit re , 4% rte 81 ease. tittered fur Ilia', wid the calendar ent.4::0401 81 ruithetiltueule• CROWN SIDE. _ Philip Caton, alias ''' and D. Carroll, were hied on Saturday upon an issilictoscut fur robbing Samuel Mason on the King's highway, viatica I • in tear, and feloniously taking hom b:s prison a silver watch and gold seal, his propel ty, on the 2:1i1 of August last s in the pa ish of Si. Alaty, Nest iilClOl l . The facts :moved in evidence were these:—On ti c 21111 of An g. a little sitter eight in the cs ening. Mr. Marion was •t mistime ut bit own door, talking to vs reighlsonr, opposite Newington eltoreli, when a ruffian rosined Slitallier, COMM tip to Ishii, sit tick Intel a violent blow in the stomach, which knocked hint down, and at the same instant Isis watch was snatelicil from his fob. Reel:vet Inc himself, his instantly pursued the ruffian, and was joined by Mr. Kirkpatrick, big neighbour. After a good dial of dodg ing they 111110. Op to and selzud hist). He wadi. a despe rate resist:tore. A gang, midi o horn Ise was es hlesitly conneet.il, i '''' tiedis:tely sits rounded the proticritti.r and Mr. Kirkpatrick; the Litter was knocked down by a blow ()cm a blisslgeon, and Mr. M;11.011 bad his face wonsided, and by these inentio Snuffler was tercued. Plirtoiit War then mate after the rot st of the gang, in which several of the prusermos's neighbours joined, but they all got clear off. the prosecutor. Kit kpatriek, and several Of the pursuers having been beaters most severely. Information wag given to the police, and in consequence of the de scliplutto of the persons and drettrett of the gang, the Iwo prisoners were mops eltentied at Simi:let's accomplices, Caton in St member and Carroll in Januaty. Niqueu taken !refute Ike magistrates, Mr. Masott swore possitively to the itersvii of Carrell, a 110%t month retained the ma, k of a severe blow, which the prosecutor bad given him in the mill af. Ile 'could not Bacot' to the person of Caws , but Mr. Kirkpatrick was quite positive that be was one of the wets oho I escort! Shultler. One of the circum stance: of identity to %Lich Mason swore respecting Cat roll v. as a emit a hieh nay found in the eriNOner's lotig ingm, and which was on the i'lisotter's bark on the evens ing Use subtlety was et tttttt 'lice defence ret up lot the prisoner Caton was nn alild. Au old woman with wham ltulodeed swot e itively that he was in her house at the time the robbery alas sworn to have tier is coon:titled, inid therefore that lie could have had no *hate in live transaction. A tailor residing in Nassau-street swore that the coat, identified ate having hecn on Carroll's back when the rubbery look Ware, was niade lay him only in December last, the prisoner having been nppcchrndod in January in the present Mr. Ration Wood ;barged the Jury in point of law, that If the pi isone rs were aiding and assisting the persons vs Ito co ttttt iitteol the robbery, they would be equally guilty as the latter of the charge in Cite itidimment. Uoduubtrdly if thew iinesses for the prisoners were believed, the 'sta mmers could not be fonoti 010 , 1. As to the atad act up for Caton, the evidence otl4ht to be received with great suspicion, cunsidet rag that the old woman, though she might speak the truth at to the f. ct depomeal to, rite totiAlit be iliklaketi as to the pat lienlar ttuy to %%Welt her r 1 cle:+te relit•ed. this and whir the evidence as to Cm rail's coat, they would deal us their jutlctitents slimild direct.— His Lot toship recapitulated the whole of the evidence. TJury tlelittes anvil fur a considerable little,antl after pi (lousing to ret it e(wbit h they did nut) they forum! Cara ull not gulliy, and Calton Death. CIVIL SU)E. HAMMOND V. THE I , IIIABITANT7 of WHEINO. Tilt , our tot action rigaiitst the 1114.1..taintits 44 the hun dred of %I (doing, to resat% r a contpmetation for au injury stistatited try the plaiucldl, in tuoseopietice ut the destine bon of ma tutu stacks of hay, Miao, trees, &C. %Welt were sad on lice in the night of the bill tic 'Alp, lost, by some unknown Mettottlia Iy. lc imossv a were coiled to prove the niamier in the injury was committed, and lice amount of 1.'14 ileett sittnetl by it. 'true Jut y, antler the learned :Intl.:es directions, found tlieir vs sotiet ter the pholioliff—Daltrektr*, lbil, rkauttittl4 the value (ail.) of the tires iejured and desttoy ed. LVSL o. lIIE 11,1 ME. This was a sitilih.s ti, 881114 rpeovet a edmprusauuu Our n iske injury ►ustaiurd by the plitisciti (so Use more I,l,:lit,fruni OSre 8.411 u cati.e, nest tin der t h e game claAlaiAtiCl.6. The Flllll sent ht to be t .- currmst rt.t 361 , nest afirr proof of the damage mid the uct utstssi us it, ti.t• pl.tisstilill.lsl a verdict. PM3IIII V. GAITSEIL AND ANOTHER. Till, WWI au al liuO n. ! iIl;•1 Ibe dtltouLu tr. IM 0 in 111.1! 'ant , . id the launched ul i•I au, to suu% co cumpeu•ahoss Sur an injaly oloue its hi house by a tiu UII4 toted to .I.,turli the pc acr. at St. Rolla sluthe, vat Ilse 19th oflaly I u.t. It apveas , d, Oast MI the day of his Dl: j. earrankii . . . ia•t I , loiotill, ■ griiiii triar, is U.. Lail been in the a, wit& pie Notations ini bou•e in iiiiticur of the ercilt. ',anti:Be ~.0 uw app ,- Mr In hove hero cot toned in the ilf;g1111.1014.10.1./,11111 It ‘l4. I.liltrd 11114 t his oats the not) boos. 1.1 uo [Ye oft%otufl. 1.1 the (sewn, n Hurons MOO ttatc°ll.ble‘t Ilitiroalle 11 s ttst.t . :lll.g, uuJ tteIII.III4IICLI Ii ttuelu•ss t.i tile Itliloci,l ul If. G•t. tur n !Leh 11311 u rel. pctive:. h1:1, 00,00...111,; 10 Its.. U.I. hie pn•sud actluu N ab brotoxlal. 'f:l4• Jury tinier thi teamed Judge ' s eirectioat, kaud it vela.ct ;No the ittott.till — Mtuifirs • -:" 11'" . ....Nrr'7: • 1F , jailliCah-.• • -4" 4. ~~;.:_ Norwich Union FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY. CAPITAL £530,000. Offices, 16, Waterlou — Pfa . 4.4.:Paii Mall, and 24, Birchin Lartei _ TRUSTEES. Hon. Col. WODEBOUSE. M.P. Lieutenant of theroontyd Sir .JACOB AsTi.r.v. Ban. THOMAS W. COKE, E:q. M.P. 11. 11. GURNEY. Esq. M.P. CHARLES DARVEA, Esq. M.P. J. C. CUBWEN. Esq. M.P. DIRECTORS. PnrsrozsT --.IIIIIENIIAII IVES. Esq. Banker. N BROWNE, Esq. Alderman. E. T. 'tool), Lsq. Mtkrman Anthony 1-lutis,m, Esq. Banker T. S. Day, Esq. Ald e nuau J. S. l'auc-on, E A:dem:in liaramood Fi;it, Esq. J.W.ltobbcrds,lssq. Alderman John Harvey, Esq. Alderman W. Simpson, Esq. Wru. Herring, Esq. Alderman Samuel stene.-Esq. SECUETAILY—SAM El. BIGNOI.D, Esq. LONDON ROAM). Charles Harvey. Esq. NI.P. Great George S:rcet, West. minister, Chairnian. John Wright, E.q Henrietta Street, Covent Garden. William lumens. EA. Queen Anne Street ‘‘, tAL. Secretary—Mr. R. .1. Itunyon. Surveyor—Mr. C. Dowel. r HE Parties insured in this Institution are free Irwin ALL nesroxS3llll.lTY, and sedl tredve hack Three Fifths of the .t4ridus Fiend/ant at the end of every three cre „Pe I'eurs.-7 he hates arc the tame as al other grim. Staiement of Duty paid for the last Two \ tiara. ....... £44,554 3 9 18:1 Titus proving that tx Till: LAST 1 EAR the business increased UPWARDS or 10 NI ixt.lovs. Since the coninaeneement el too pi esent Year. there has been a further increase of upwards of Three Millions. LIFE SOCIETY. CAPITAL £500.000. The rapid progress of this Society (which is entirely distinct from the Fire Office) is evidenced by the ermoun t of ins l'lcnnitiens, which, at the under-mentioned pelicans, stead as follow: Year ending at March, 1815 £.33,441 5 I L Year ending at March. ISIS 66.T.2.; H 9 Year ending lit June, 1621 99.29 1) 16 7 In the last twelvemonths, upwards of 80t) Policies were issued for Insurances exceeding £6G0,000. London. March 22, 1821. An invidious Advertisement. issued by the Managing Director of the County Fire Office, and headed Dissolution of the Norwich Union Society, Ate." having Leen inserted in several Newspapers, the Agents of the Norwich Union Office refer their Friends to the Facts regarthng that E.tablisliment. stated above. as a sufficient reply to the malignant itnsiimation of its adversaries. N.B. The I/we:tors of the Norwich Union Society, for mu tual Insurance a;;ainst Loss by Fire, have repaid to the NI embers. as dividends. sums 'mounting to nearly ONE HUNDRED T I lOWA D POUNDS, and to upwards of ZOOS' Claimants D)1 Loan by Fire above Three llundred Thousand Pounds. March 19. 1822. ton Don a)ariat COTIN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, APRIL I. There is a considerable quantity of Wheat at market this day, but tile demand is by nu medals brisk, and Wheat must be quoted from is. to 2s. per yr., cheaper ; the prime samples keep op their prices, but it is only where they are very superior. In Bailey there is nu variation i the supply is pretty fair, and, upon the whole. Barley is not worse. In oats ec....ree;y any bm.ine,s to eoing, the juices arc generally nominal, and therefote cannot he q. lo,ed lower. In 11,:aus Auld Peas there is no alteration, but sties are very dull. Cuo i.llk. A I Vat iC rer tit (.6,1 later Nlesamile • )10NUA S. 46 • U 8 3-1 a5ll Ib6 a 61 1 23 a 29 ,I 111 of Eight Buslie 6.U. S. 4u a (8 34 36 2t 11, LE• I h 11 FILIDAT• So 46 a 63 34 a 59 36 a 64 `a a 29 Old Vtliest ..• New Ited Whew. New White d 0... Hp: ....... ..... 8111114, or Buck W oat • . Bark) , .. • Vale Malt ....• • Feed 0.11 drew wrl'ol•tuti do. New Tart. Beane Old dittu New Pigeon duo Prase they Petwe Itape.eed per Lou a !GI a 27 D 8 a 6) 15 a 28 22 a 25 1.0 a 23 22 a 12i !A a 23 50 a 2.1 25 a 27 So/. n 224 a 21 u b 4 a (O 13 u '42 22 a tc4 22 a 24 25 a V 1 24 a 26 NZ a 24 26 u US SOS. a 3vl. a I 21 a 21 at a (.0 13 a VII V 2 a 24 2Y a E 4 23 a :I 21 it 10 i SA a E 4 Yd u VT 301. a 32 . AV CR .16E PRICE OF CORN, Per Quarter, of the Torte Mill - 11141W Iharietx lir ENt(.LANI) awl %VALES, for tite 11ecit coding Match 23J, extracted trued Saluda)'. (..4rtte. Wheat... at, St Barley... ISt 9.1 I Ileau. 21% f Itye utt I that..." 4d t l'e.a. ... 41. 4. BROWN on muscovAno SUGAR. Average !ereca flout the Retains trade in the Week endirg ethirminV 14.1, 34a. O. per Cwt. exclusiveardUly• 6.3111 111.1 If; I, LI 111,41:ti . MONDAT, ATM& 1...-Tiicte was • large supply of Petits at market tirs day, rod! interior Reif was rather chtsper, but the prune keg sup its Flee. There was u must biliply 4f Slicep at market, aid orlon may be quoted a trifle cheaper. Pork kept up its juice. bat Veal was ratl.er lower than we last quote.i, alai the ussuund nut %try Iluy, Clover, and basis, there is no ulteration. The tottuwat i ; is a guru:et statement of the prices and numbe s at market:— PRICE of MEAT, exclusive of th e 01141, whit h consists of lead,Esti 41111 HiJe,and isxotth tinott Id. per putiml.—Per %huge ul nibs. toot tit Y. Ilcef 34 tst to 3s 8,1 dlutlost 2s 61 lo 3. 2:I Lamb W tt•l to 0. 041 eal sill 21 to be 81 Pork 24 til to 44 Yd Hestia Cottle at Ina, ket. Ile , ists beierp ta,lLalll4ll • Ui,t4;i) eizs Calves l;,y ram* . Bed 11. 0.1 to 3. 61 NI 'Mt.,. A. 4d to S. 4 L 31111) 0, Oa to 0, WI Vehl4+Oil to 1 Pork 34 0.1 to 4. i Head of (Attie at Mat I 5 e.. 8C.11.1... • . . 10 Sheer anti Loath: A.) Pitts • ...... 10) ( . 31VCS ..... ;N I) (IN: : Printed and Published by the Proprieter,io ers 11 "JG. at (11,:e. 76. Fl eet tltrect, when: all Litt t• Cie lil.wr, (i.ustf aid) inust I add:teed. , _ .. . . - Lad _~~