The National Register. — London, England, 1822-09-09 00:00:00

VlMtdcript rLOND3X, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER g. Vow o'clock, p.m. The Paris Papers of Frii'ly reached us last by express. Tiw li,lb wing arc extracts:— rARIS, SI:Pl. s.—Letters from Trieste of the '2o:h Ult. announce, tli t the 'fluts have taken Co limit, and have beheaded ull the Senators, ..-nd tinning them Prince Cantueozene. This I , CW.i 1111 pears doubtful, for it is certain that Prince Cantiscu •Lene hat been these s'A weeks at Dreglen. For wine days past (says our torrespondent at •Franktint) commercial letters from Vienna Svcal: positively of u new loan li)r An g stria. On the tOth August, the report on the change of Fratiki;)rt was, that negociations were already begun, and that seve ral rich hanlers had made their proposals. The Austrian Minister of Finance, M. Stadion, will not Lave recoutse to a loan without sonic pressing neves • sity. In the - Tireittitmate of the country, there seems no motive fir this measure, andonly the future therefore can inform us for what purpose it is adopted. The trial for the Rochelle conrpiracy was brought to a close on the sth. Four individuals were con eetaned to death; three were condemned to five years' imprisonment, one to three years' imprison ment, and three to two years' imprisonment. The rest were eel:pitted. FLONTIELS or Motnavet, Aue. 12 —The Ja nissaries are all gone. and only 5,000 Turks lea to t.ccupy the whole of Moldavia. The new Prince is the Boyard. John Stourza, who, in his new cepa tity, has written to the Boyards, but in vain, announcing his departure from ConsNmtinolle I . or his residence. Ile is expected at lesy u I:emus:no, A uo. 29.—We learn from !he bor ders of the Danube, of the date of the :25111, that new orders have been sent from Constantinople to Bulgaria, to send ae.e.y the second division cf troops from Macelonia and Thessaly ; a disposition which may be more easily excused, since one part of the Russian army remains quiet in its cautonmen:s, and the other is to return into the interior. This retro grade movemeut has been officially unnunneed to the Porte by the Minister of Austria. 'I he Divan in doing, as it pretends, what was required of it, has insisted, on two points with the Ministers of th.; mediating Powers, viz.—the dissolution of the Rus sian troops stationed cn the irole Tu r!:ey, and that a ItUSSIIII ambassador be immediateiy sent to Constantinople. The two Courts, it is said, have promised to transmit these two demands to tile Court of St. Petersburg!), and they have Oval the Porte hopes of succeeding. Letters from Vienna of the 24th remark, that there is no longer any question of war between the Porte and Russia. It is even said that the affairs of the Creels, by the wise dispositions of the Austrian eebioct, wi.l be arranged to their advantage. At:OHM:MB, AUG. 3J. —A letter from Marseilles of the 16th of this month says—" We have news eat Missolonglii of the 21st July, whiel aNsures us that the affairs of the Gce , ..- are going on wcll, in spite of the numerous attempts of the Turks to pe t.etrate into the Mures, all of which have completely faihal. We have nu further details, and nut one word of what is passing in the interior of the Mo rca." Some rained Greek vessels are crusing off IklissoloNlii, anti 1,500 men have arrived ut this place from the Peloponncsus, and arc to lit clothed, tamed, and esercisel. According to the news from the Levant, a Greek squadron was seen cruizing on the south coast of the Nlorea, to look out for some Turkish ve.sels of mar w hich were c•Npeeted to bring succours to the fortress td . Patras. From Smyrna it is stated that Scio is to be occu pied by a considerable corps of Turki,h troops ar rived from Asia Minor, because news Lad been received of a new expedttion prepared against this islatid Ly the Grc,:ks ; cud of the armaments which have been fi,r some time preparing at Sil3lloB. At Smyrna it was known that the Persian army hat) commenced the blockade of LrrerMi utter a victory ; but this bulwark of Tut key is in the best state of defence. Nothing of importance has taken place in Con stutitiuope up to the end of July. !'lle Porte has 1.1.u1e se% eral representations to the ministers of the mediatiog powers, that a Russian ambassador might be sent to Constantinople to finish the negotiations which had been carrying on between Ni. Strogonoil and the Reis Efilmdi, and which are not vet settled. NMI' from Cotlu of the 11th of August, received at Trieste on the 20th, announces that a Turkish squadron had been seen near Corfu, making its way for Pattrass The Senate oldie Mores/ has caused a lumber of strangers to be arrested and sent out of the country; many of them culled themselves exiles in the pay of England, and it is thought they served the Tusks SA spies ; L 7 individuals have been got rid of by this means, two C.Juviutyl of Lein; spies have been publicly executed. • -• O CO.I:IIfITTEE N rilE VAoIIANT LAWS. tx*Art 01 , EVIVENCE. Itiarmadokr latismi, Esq. an acting Mugistrste for theNorl lh and West !tiding of the county of York.—•• Gave you ever known an instance of any thing, escept a vagraui, having heen included in a pain r'—" Great evils have erisen from (rates leaving blank passes, with their signatures attached, in ,he hands of their clerks. in cotta,tn•nee of a Magistrate in the North hiding leaning a plank pass with his clerk, the fol lowing circumstance occurred:— '• A man who had a monkey. which was the means of his audaisteece, in going np and down the country. was taken up for Legging : —he had a regular pass made out for heotlstitl, with the usaal allowance of et;,la-p. nee per this. The man said lie cotdd not maintain 11;instif nail his morkey ea that sum, and the consequtticc tini:•: he that he must dispm . e of hint. Tbo cleats haring reen tati.ll h mused and phatscd with the hicks and g iataces of the monkey, said • we will pass hint too.' Accordingly a blank pass was tilled up fur the in like, under I:,e name of • John Strange,' also with the allowance of eight pence a day, and by which Le was passed out of the North tliditi; into Sinai:intl." _ . You really thut this lirmesed?"—.• Y. 1 do." A Lisbon trail has artired with letters and papers to the 9.5 th ult inclusive. Nu mention is made of the state of the negotiation fur the loan contract.— The troops, known by the last mail to have been embarked fin. Bahia, remained on board, where they have continued eleven days, and were still without orders for proceeding to their destination. It was inferred front thence by some, that tit: object of the expedition was about to be abandoned ;,but the tone of the ministry, who were constantly urging deci sive measures, furnished, with others, a conclusive argument against that supposition, and led to the belief that tile delay arose solely from theintention of strengthening the armament. The neve bank of Lisbon commenced its transaction on the 25th ult. On the 17th there was read in the Cortes a letter front the Minister for Foreign Ail:4s. containing a note from the British Charge d'Affaires, &mind ing the suspension of the additional duty of 15 per cent. on British woollens. It was refiared to the Special Committee on that subject. At the same sitting it was stated that the accounts brought by a Portuguese brig, in 64 days, from the province of Alagoas, in Brazil, showed that province to be per , fictly tranquil. The despatch front the Provincial Junta of Para, and those from the Government of Alviits, expressed the perfect adherence tit the in habitants to the mother country, and their firm resolution to preserve nisi:date their oath to the constitution of the Cartes. Some measures, it appears,. are in contemplation at the Bank, for reducing their capital, or the an nual amount paid fimr interest. Different plans have been proposed fur the consideration of the Di rectors. One of them• is, to reduce the interest at once from ten to seven and a half per cent. and •to tender to the proprietors in return Jim their accept ance of that diminished rate, a bonus of 25 per cent. on the capital. The other is to employ the surplus capital of the establishment in buying and cancel ing Bank Stock, until its total amount is brought within the preseribad limits. Whether thase or any others will be in reality acted on, time alone will determine. That something of the sort must be attempted is pretty certain, un account of the ina bility of the Bank, in the present state of the plu my market and of commercial affairs, to find etu ployment for their capital. This has proved to be equally the case. notwithstanding the diminution of the rate of discounting front Hve to four yor cent. ut before that measure was adopted. Orders and regulations fur the observance of the Lard Bishop of Bath and %Veils, for the inure effectual perflamanee of their duties under new Marriage Act, have been issued from the Ecclesia►tical Calm of Wells, and blank marriage licenses, with &A la sits, &c. to be owd according to the provisioas of time act, arc, upon application, field to the several surrogates within the diocese of Bath anti %Veils— and that the charge by the surrogate on granting a marriage license is a iIiCILIIIIIIg all tees, stamp duties, and tape aes; and if the license be obtained from time Registrar-arm in Weds, such charge is to be 21. ss. otily." MARRIAGE'S IN HIGH Lire.-.--The eldest daugh ter of Lord H orris (the General who so distinguisoed himsslf at the taking of Seringspatam) was united, on Tuesday last, to Mr. Bradley, tt gentleman of l a rge fortune—the ceremony was performed at the tinnily mansion, in Great George -street, IVestmin ster. The alit:ince between Lord 'Viscount Mande ville, son of the Duke of Manchester, and the accomplished daughter of Ludy Olivia Sparrow, is settled to take place in Novewner next. he Ludy is au heiress; her tortoise is '20.0001. a year. The Lad of Liverpool has fixed open the same month ii)r his marriage with Mss Chester. Mr. B irilg's a it, report says, is to receive the hand of Ludy H. Mon tague, daughter of the Earl of Sandwich. The bodies of the unfortunate waiters dr3wrica on Sumley morning, ell Worthing, by the upsetting of a small punt, in which they had pot off, have been washed ashore. They presented a shoeki.ig speeta xle, the flesh of their titees being euinpktely eaten e4l; supposed by crabs. BIRTHS. Al Madeira, Mrs. Joreph l'helpo, of a dasehter. On H yours lay last, at Ilniwood, in Kent, the lady of M. Ifeyedii a ithmtn or, of a eon; and on the same day, the lady of o. II yank.. o.f a ddiu L liter. At t',•vrutsy, the I,tly of t aptnin Harrell, lidth Light DIS 40011 •• of a rots. ttkt •'F3L NATIONAL nEetsTrit MARRIED. At ‘i erthom, J. E. Pelee. es I. Of Plaistow. Tarsi. to Elias, th ird danght, lof r. cal. Aral uid grevas. Al mot. I.inotts's I lanoveo irsoale. Mr. s. I) ~eon or StillOP" street, Snow kill, to Virginia. second daughter of Ms. W. A. Snip'''. of Monk Mu'ons Mr. Pollard. of Warwick st,ert. London, to Iharlotte Nem:rris', daoghter of 1. (itlfald, of latiihyhatn , Dorstirhire. At MI. *try. Nett roginiobnits, ta. Write, of Itlsekfriars marl to Elit4,ilaugitier or W. tromp, ~,,, rs.l. of 1 1 / 4 1 . W Kent toad. At Si. tostoLtr's ItAvw rr syitaar, Mr. P. I. Prow is, of Islington, t• NlAry Ann. ) daughter of the late M. M Muumuu, csy. alturtiry. 1.14,111's At llo• Iwo Mice. P. 0. Nitinore, em. of I 0501...1, to Eliza. eldest dnuzu tor of the 140 II Itollsomo. eel. of l'or' h. - ' ' • . At I ultra:tin, e. CaltelniVe. ',pi. of I lorstor), to 1:111.114, yooongelit Algol/hoer oo the hoe E. A otapp, tool. of Wooorlorwr At It. Late, J. N. •hrllrs rOOO. I.r Y 1 b..,. to Miss Julia I) tray, unl) tialouhter of J. Pell, ca,. too 11...010-y fr it k, it elsolte. DIED. At V . nithametow, In II e 7th7,477.1 . 11er at►, I:en. Buney , 1,14.1 of W. our y'. re;. of that place, lorusetl) a Ilileclur of the t a,t . . . . _ .11 . 11 . 1.1 . 1g..1CU1DU1012 St.rrey, Joint IN unit, es I. of Mari tuts, orar Pro/incr. At I ower Chasm, ...Try, T. frown, enl. avd W. At t brAikly, ag.ll N. ~r. A. Awn, , ut a AstA.erwell green, aro/ 70. Al %tailor Into •ntiolo, 1. sutiotor, of itattou gatdro, and e@ I errart 1... n. Il inuck.rll kat,. orar Drilar:rh. Miss %manna flohron. It,, .i.a .4 0 P0...11. ma. of %oe buthatio, fauggr u g, In ito *lO )..tr of lwr age. , tatlang. ut Penton Weer, nentonville. agrd 60. Brooovr. ray. of Ult. e pfter, flackor), late ui lluaudoditek. LONDON MARKETS. CO:IN EXCIIANGR, MaNDAT, SEPT. 9. The sity.tly of Wi.eat to-day is mixlerate, and this grain is foil IA dear as on Friday, the very tine samples may be quoted its high as Sls., and rates brisk. In Barley sales are very Midst tie New Larley may be quoted frutn 2a. to 4, per qr. dearer than on Nltnali.y last t Old Barley is also somewhat•alinve the quotations of t.tat day, and sales have been effccted at the ad vance. Oats keep very steady at tlie prices of this day week, sr.d ewes have been readily made. Beans arc front Is. to 1,. dearer titan at the close oF . hat A:ontlay's market, anti brisk in demand. In Peas there is no material alteration, eactpt in hog I'eas, which are rising. Flour remains the same. 'I he market conti nues lunimiming—Whest mod Barley, as well as Leans, are cx. vocal to get up a little higher lief re the sacs . rel OM WI, at New Rea WI i:•: Now White K ye Br ilia, or Burk Wboat Butey •••6 .•• Alai( ....• . kerd flat. iirtna orPolitial dd Ne , 44 Tics Beiltit Old ditto 11.1ilang l'eauor tires 'writs+. A l• tt.t. t'ttl Li' 4Narttimr Dtatr it. 11 rti. cliflau4 A Ga.ettr. Wileat... SS. 9 , 1 Rye.... M. BROWN A virritge• Prier fifth . 9 .11.4 I*. • . I:I, Or t..tAIN !Ott 1 . 1 sicr llemuir of Ethlit Bus!' ISIONSAA Y. 1 WELNI.SIS. S. S. i S. S. , 21 a 41 1 24 a 42 f :,t; 4 41 , 36 ;a 47 4'2 II 32 • 42 • :•2 la a 211 I a LI —a— a f 9 x 28 17 a 24 43 n A) i.i a GO 15 a 21 16 u 21 19 a 23l 19 a t. 3 23 a 26 22 a 27 21i a 29 26 a i 0 21 a 20 28 a 32 28 a :12 28 a 32 V.! a 23 22 a 24 22 1 . a 20. 2t!. a >t ;:. 11' L 1.1 . ~ I,IIIIIAV. S. I. 21 ■ 43 SG a 49 42 a 53 13 u 21 a 11 a 23 45 a 60 13 a 21 19 a le 13 a 23 26 a 'l9 27 a 30 21 a 7,2 MI a 24 Vt.. U err 41 imster, the : 1, of ENGLAND mud %%ALES, (or e 31. d, cur.:cc:et" from Salusd.o. Barley... 1/11 84 Hero% 2s 22 I ti 14. 4tl I Ve4.4 Olt NIUttCOVA DO SUAiiir: 111 iIHNuI ue Wilde iu the V. trek 29•. ut 1. per I'lll. 4 . %4 111%11,1r I' lilt. k: UI Per S.kek 1,1 Five IF FLOUR, all . ..CIO, et Atulha. ! 4 lu. 11. riot snlli.4 flour 40 a 4.; .... 3,1 Is 40 Kl 4 AI) . I. lo 901 Moutlaf *. s. America,. Floor ... 34 rer Harrel of l j . thy 1 irottrrn Loaf. P•tit;l: 'fALI PKICII UV FAT, per 111Uhr 1. W SOAP, 4g4., TOM' TARIM, Rno in JO. G'ondle \Clear do. 'Hefted flistir Kongt• ditiu l4 0 01.4*• Ciao.i Decip Lola "ap 0 by U Yellow ilo. olu.. Whit.rhapel MArkri 2 jr1111.16. N 11•11• 1 .1 Alas isct 4 V Aveia:to 2 I a./4 d 1 •: P l 1.1 MONDAY. SEPT. 9. wwTliere wal an uncommonly large mar.. ketl.llls day. 1,4111W...11y SIICCI) and Leath., wiiell arc iitmaially ninneunis 4 M41.434i 1111 u LAW) ute to ount.equii.eo, hod. miller lower. Cilves wet.: in good deiii.n.l. and Vi.il nail duirer than on Frid ay. Tile al.emiion in Mc price of I'ork is nut worth noticing. and but little bminers wire imi.it lit ilia meat. Tile 'induct. upon the whole, ads, tit. on account of the prodigiou s ',may, Willal 111dUCea ie buyer', to c.ulti 6..,k. I ni ludo& ill. us 4 w1..4,/ .A4:111131, 111. 11.. 1 .. ices and nuinbv , a at ma:Let:— Piller. of i%l EAT, excliiiave of the Odal, a Well voloilsta ut Head. Fmt .4;1,. atlti iistie,ll.l4.l 11111,101111 A 1.101.11 Id. per pound.— Pell' h 1.11.1. Ul 611,M. • 1111/1.11/Al. 111114 A V. Beef 64 bil to 3* 4d Beef 2- 4.1 in 3. 6J Mutton 3. 4d to is 0.1 Minim. 11. 0J It) 0. 44 L onu ;t. 0 I to 3.4 4.1 L 11.111) 3. 0.1 to 44 Oil I'eal 44 01 to 3. t/J seal 3, Ilil io 4, 00 VOIA VI ti.l to 3. 1111 Pork :Is 01 to 4. li head ur Cattie at 4,41k,•[. 1 I lead o r Ciao I, a, h la. i., Beast. Sheep and Lining . lilt Jl7O 54ireri. and Limo.* 18 w" I V.u 4 e4lves Alt% 1..t1 Ilef Cwver, . . 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