The National Register. — London, England, 1821-04-30 00:00:00

.. 18G ~. . . -ilai4tE4trt4-tt *I LONfitiON, • MOiiISAVi•APII.JL so. 1 . ; • • •s Ticrce o'clock, Pan: The onlyisapiirtunt article which the Paris r ams, of Thursday 'contain is a Pivelamution if , styd in Naples on beh.ll of the King, his absence, by the Minister f, Foreign Affairs; declaring, that, allisr sons tbund hretbahepaatelklon -shall be arrested anl tried, and iinnuO ia tely stifferAtZflie the Carlxmari.-'4nll' iir'ffelOry , .%•• .•1 ' • ••• 1 , • • • .• • •t, • ciety, and is it I:l34oneini.; fl;:ittNaples' is f stlti . in a very agitated state, and that the former accourit of a number of Austriatis o ill keep possession of Piedmont, if wit routed by the people, for the rani ' of four years,-, that being the period fixed for them to luxuriate also in Naples. lint this is net all : the nultmsand Coss,acks arc to be tit.: legitimate instru ments of forcing upon enlightened nations a consti tution abhorrent to the feelings of the population, and the approach of these Goths and Vandals may be considered us a prelude to events the most alarm ing and hostile to the interests of the European Continent, if the independent powers do not arouse from their unaccountabl,; apathy, and demand an explanation of the of jests and views of this new fangled confederacy, the Holy Alliance. W hear nothing further against Spain and Portugal. On this important subject the Journal de Commerce has an interesting article: it says, " It is potitively known that the answers of the foreign Courts to the notes addressed to them by the Spanish Ministers are most satisfae tory, mid that these Courts have de clared not only that they will not interfere in any respect with the uflitirs of Spain, but that they will openly oppose any rower, of whatever rank it may be, which shall exercise such interference on any / pretext whatsoever." This is us it should be; but why should Naples and Piedmont be punished by the invasion of a fbreign power? and why should not Austria be called upon to withdraw her troops, and account for her aggression ? The same rule and law of nations •that protect Spain from insult, ought surely to be extended to the tveaker powers, 'flue French Five per Cents. on Wednesday left off at 821: 70e. Rank Stock, 1547 E tboe. •• •- p iL • ;- ' • • The. Gorohntie reier* • • I re' veir to several confectioners and fiuiterers to make prcpara. tints for the approaching coronation feast, which it is now confidently stated, will take place on the 16th of June. By the arrival of a free trader from the East Indies, the latest news regarding Iluenaparte has readied London. The letters from St. Helena are to the 2d ult. lle enjoyed a very past state of health, expressed much satisfaction ut his uelihimse, and passed a good deal of his time in attending to the decorations of it, A Bunn/caw; paper mentions a report, that the vessel in which Gen. Pepe had sailed from Naples bad been captured, by the Algerine adten, and carried into Algiers. It is said that General the Earl of Chatham is about to visit his Government at Gibraltar (in which appointment lie succeeded the late Duke of Kent), and that the defire take hint to that place. The Litfiy frigate, Capt. the fion, I - I. Duncan, sailed from POIUMuOth On tiaturd...y morning fur Lisbon. The purpose of her being ordered thither is kept secret; but such was the urgency a the mute, that the duct:lent mechanics were employed extra hours to expedite her equipment. She retrains in the same defenceless state as when she, was ordered to Naples. The discovery chips are completely ready to leave Deptford, and their departure was to have taken platy on Saturday; but in consequence of there nut being a sufficiency of wind, it has been deltyLd,— The visitors to both ships have boon ilium: use, and hundreds annpelled to lot= without being able to get on litvarcl them. The Lords of the Adinirulty rainuttly inspected the boy and ilcao dorin is o• the week, us aid hi. Roy a l llighttess the Duke of Gloueetter, and sn other distinguished person ages. Ea./ Vitxwillitni, in cointi s kration oldie prevail ing depressien in the agricultural interests, has di t uta t i to 1 - ,:turn 15 per cent to the lousufry, at the aireaehrig rent.d ys at irVrot • wortl.-licust). 1 . .„, . . . . s - r ktr i. ,systjesty daily rides . out in' her landoW nt tomied by. Cord and Ludy„ 1500d.,‘ On Tlainda she 'conic into town to inspect. the altegopttts made (n . ..lier; lawn at the rear of . Cambridgeltousepnyi ql, Eaturday,gotn,..d• thro . tt,.. , 11 the rill:l i ge of tlilinisitni; . 11 . M ilopUlace.tnolc - .the iturses . fro' art.liZr ' j et; rrive :ea ;drew . her hittjesiy through; the strectsi:J.,erd. ; atlyi '(lady Hoc;d: ur.d Prince ~N iculatii., *ere. niko;;in : 44, • . • ..- corriao•e: ...., ~ , ~,,..... ' • a o ,9,...tite,lnerling of the Fings . birtll.4kry t , I . tirl• . peon , upiruitli, of. pine i fiet - ,10p . g, was r . ,:ati t 3 .5 0; i el ? I tratgl- . hatiitr.'s l ucsts, ilea! tutlisrl,4e.',7! „was a_ Onrtic t ul i gly rine' fiol, and was tigicti to tit • • .. .)laar, who.. iiviiiiiiitt4y i. seit it. tq BiziAtita. tort • pie.ieril . .ttt his Nlasty;accinta . it`fgrtir.llit.,':,,.4SV9,o*.fe(o Ae4lo a ppop . )4!‘v, .. w r t., : . .: 4. , ...; .• „.... , .`,lo;kite e i g li n i r t , )f , i ti 4 4 9 ,...90 : vi t atil,, there iv ii 1 li.` an.iaistalkitioapMenifr.wf St. Patrick; the 1.1411 tient emmt to bo . On .: : , :marquis; Lord Alanners to be created un earl ; ilie . 1 ',llarqoises of . Thomond and Cunningham to get E tglish baronies;. Viscount M ount-Earl . to be an. carl ; Viscount Gort to be Earl Cohxmcy; and Thotuas Ryder l'cpper, Esq. of Loughttm, county Tipporary (hrother•in-law of Sir 11. Bloomfield) to be el:voted to a h.ironetage. The King. will remain a short time in Dublin, and in his tour through tha country will spend a day with Mr. Pepper, and will visit Ballyvally, county Claire, the mansion of 1)r. Parker, in whose demesne stands the site of Brian Ilorliolme's palace. • " - he 11':-.- ' --.nit Libel on Me King.—Friday evening► Mr. Dolby, publisher, in the Strand, was arrested at his own house, on a Judge's warrant, by two tipstall's of tl. l ing's Bench, clwrged with publishing a libel coact ruing his Nlatjesty, in a work called " The Pesquin." Tito troops whii;ll the Porte has successively sent front Constantinople to the Isle of Candia have beets vanquished. The insurgents, after making great carnage, took possession of all the forts in the island, an which they have hoisted the independent flag. A Greek squadron, consisting of vessels well armed, is united oil the Isle of Idr.t. Mr. Thomas On Wednesday evening the annual general meeting of the Wesleyan Missionary Society, for the London District, was held in Great Queun street Cbapel, which was completely filled. At six o'clock, Richard Rotbwell, Esq. Alderman, took the Chair, supported by a great number of eminent dividuals of that denomination and other gentlemen. The report of last year's proceeding was then read by the Secretary, and presented u gratifying account of the exertions of the Society in ditr:rent parts of the world, particularly in the West Indies, where they had been crowned with success. The Itej)ort concluded by calling fur additional aid to' extend the operations of the Society. °facer: were then ap• pointed for the ensuing year, and the Chairman and other Gentlemen reverafly addressed the met in,,.--,Aftertyllich it adjouri4 r • for the Queen in Spitallields, and expresagtt their, admiration of ito great beauty and ta.stet'ul• pattern. —%Vhcn finished it will reflect great credit on this; elegant branch of our manufacturer., Yesterday evening a man, having the appeavanCe of. a tradesman, was perveived by the passengers ascend the balustrades ut Westminster-bridge, but excited no particular observation until be fell into the river. lie rose after his immersion, and seemed quite confused, and made an attempt to swim, after a few struggles, but sunL, and did not rise again,' On Saturday, in the presence of some hundreds of persons, the top stone of the new dome ut the Royal Exchange was el;_Tated to its. place. In weLltt it is above half tt ton. lit the centre of it th ew is a cavity of upwards of 40 inches deep, to receive the ;roil to wlf.eli it globe is to be attached, and the whole surmounted by the grasshopper, the the crest of Sir Thomas Gresham, who built the Itmal Exchange in the reign 01 Queen Elizabeth, The stone was placed with loud archon:tunas, and thu colours of St. Wooltteth were linistvtl lit the ex• tremity of the scaffulrl, en the south side, Un Foltlayle t strtiitt4 last, het tc eel' I Ha anti ;wo o'clock an alanntno lir.• brisk%ant to tlw oil 4rettoules of Alt. Culdrity, at the bast: lk-acoek, ni L ovi cr . ivisits.cros,s moils the intia.iiinalde nature of the stuck, OIL .etilin IgratlOU wtq estrenwly and 1. Wail ()illy owing lathe extritortlittary exer tions on thy firs of the Grunicii that Mr. chandler's imose wzot preserryd, noly the 'slyer part of it brow iitjttred. All his idinily wi re retired to rest, and nu the jr4rill 1)1111% git rot Al rt. Chandler, who had only I.till.ttl nit the Monday oreceditag, rushed from her MusD iu her night clothe! ! tt ill) her 11114 ht is her arms, and by tit kindness of Air. Weilway, a near ocualitMor, ti as con veyed to his hotioc, where she received every stleotion from M r. slid Mrs. Medway Walt humanity mild dic tate. Al r, Clitaatiler's other children were it:so taken to the saws place almost in st A te of middy, mum , t% bleb railed at the gale udder.' tti the wino Ono: set tic. stud the flames Wen! ti nt %1.11.41.1 M CAI the litetiMel Where the t ire commenced Were iotllly destroyed. tieven! tons Moil, to St lilt it the f.re dad not cnint.mnir.:tr, lyric di i.t.,ce thatcly noile; Mr. cti4mliceti Iii;c1?(1). M. 9 .. • , a - • • rie ,o o l4o .dr.r-e• .••• • %>;,1.-. • • ;;;.1.11. 1 ..e.• 41r.' * •• . . . . 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Wali•er, 4.. q. of lirtglifote to 'one, Fmainil iTaggittpr fir k. • .; .. •C:l•lolC,l44 l .ortaila*.d . {:Al4•ll4,lllollM eIOOCOAITI . r, MllVM.Wilente•l .• • ,'•. .kr eki.4t0.,4ifiJ.1.r4:11:14, f„p .0031%, tit's() '.dangliter Rt . he bite WI.: t:• ' •••••••* ,ef alkm, 1'1...• •". • • - _... - . t.' . • •• • • • . r 61,(•404e4i, W. 4/01114auslar li how 'lc naae. to firntrefrllaqle..• • ' Wail dmigitter.of Ric Ante U. Tall crii. .1 I lialicp., • • • • . • • . • : I :' Al Iti..fliittfbm; liiyalfily, 1 0 . iilcardo. O N . or lovler..o"eseeitog• ..,, • • ~ . street„to•Ahet,lltalkily Levy Alexattrfcr, of4Cork.aireety • . 1 , • ' ' • •13frol: - 1311n.ii, of Toiler *reel to hatlieritic.eldiait 'a:inhibit Mc. ••.- • • .11 ••' . „ •1: ileflz ootil,talry .• • • '••"?'.'••' .° • ' • • . ' -7. ~ ..k,_: • :;. 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' Mtw iliN )4o .• .ii.44 o ? • • • • !..i t it • 0 ' .• . -i , At A 'Animater, It. l op, Mr. g2llasatteboaVelf,'%flilidllbbrAllMllll4`...• ••••-• • dmigLter Wthe tale Alt.: WO* ~.(41.C91.J.1MP_ _ ~, r*" •. •- • • Al st. Vedas*, Foster lane. It: I.erf,: - ..?Mia .111,01r41110%..84mbegt, • ' , . • cialeghU.r ot the late J. Depaiy. ea+ Pf LiatsifliltWeSullthwilk• Diet,. At his honse In Sloane street, N. WI lilt, esq. of (iodating Surrey. many years a oinistrate of the counties of 111.1.11e.ex and 'lawny. . ill hOlollaitipt,,o tote, 11. I lopc,esq. iate of I !alley street, .yea .ii. All..tudon•tield, Hackney, Ann, the %lie of Joseph Wlllbonst eau. sped ti;.. At his house, %out', Latul.eth. Idr. J. Willy, of beekinghatn street, Adelntil, aged Sli. hhambeth, %Iwo( J. Crondy, esq. of ilighwortb, Wilts, aged de. At hi. father'. house • the i•ev..toltu ((roam, vicar of Windom . and "tie's,' his 1;0)41 Itightte.. the yoke of Turk's domestic cliaplalos, At Whitby, Yor....t.ire, ailed t.) years, liontias Bateman, 14.14 hdtt of I Iloomilmr) P. 1 ...10.. Al I I ..mboui no. 11. its, P. White, esq. aged R. Lonzott Coarttcto CORN EXCHANGE, Moy DAY, Aram 30. Oils market was pretty well cu pled with Wheat, having had some ler ,, ' e arrivras from Essex, Kent, and nuflhlk, since this day week ; but the demand continues very dull, and sexy few offers are msdo for any but the finest aimidt.s, which obtained last week's prices. Bailer was rather brisk in sale and keit week's prices were readily obtained fur the finest gualities. ti t the inferior samples, although teens! at lower prices, yb .ed but few buyers. Oats %.!re dull in 'sale and rather lower, Pass Bn4 Beaus were dull in sale and Is. per quarter &wpm In uther articles taste is no ulteratiun, ' I IAY. 64 0* :Ili 91 lu 68 VO al •3s 33 07 ' er Sack of riVts . . F LA/ L It , 111.11e1., SO Ili a 34 30 a V% a 50 Pi thi 44)'i - - , - Kos I iy. M ..... • e, Fine Essgis.'s foanor 4..) • 4o Anwegima Flour ~. 31 • 11411 Sonoma' dittos .., • 40 a 45 per ISarrtl Pat, HAKAR 9,1, the °slattern 1.1)at: .N-111 4 444'141 , 4) 41441 eta% 44, Cr•ZDAY, MILT/. Ito.—We were well supplied with print. Beasts et uhetket this wonting, wlnph lteg4 dwil ip e•ttilt and ultptlrcr. Mutton wt. el.kt clioapQr. i'ork and being bripl: in We obtained linnet (tikes. Lamb remains f as de., ps last week. husine..e in the lisr.ntarket wm pretty brisk, ilz)d pat 13:a weekin pticet c;prone4, '11:e i* 4 agrtV 144tcrilen& nl the prtrxr: :Ulu 10 0 1 41C01 at tporl64;•* , 0404; of M RAT, eiehisies of the Offal,'" bleb glutei'''. l 4 .ilead, Entrails, end little, ant/ is %neat *hoot - 14, lh,44—J'er ptc it wl 8.14 siorwiy, rmii4 Bacf 96 04 to 4 6 6.1 Reef 4* 0 ,1 tit 4 10 1 Ahetto) tt ',/ti to 45 tld Sluttou $.l to 444 84 Listob cs Pa to 76 ed No Iki to 7 , 01 Peal Ali -14 to as 4ti Veal 4, lid Yu A• 10J s 44 to 56 4a rurk 4, lu4 to b. - oi4 firmd of cesitie 4 t mat itirt• IIr 4 II of La<ule pt Mitriset. . . 2,30(1 . . . • . Sheep end LA , 14400 thee!, and Latptis 4,11 . 0 l'ig4 . CO . r • • 1 0 I 1 : 40 / 4 e* . . • . 1144 • - - .1.3 4 0 Iv 2 I U Cluur . • - 13 -I U to 1.1 5 ai - (I II 11. - - LONDON ; Vrintett nod rubtighed t.y Prlsprietpr_. JOPII TN' :4.;(:, et Ow titlicc, F.ret 'km all l.vite•rb the tVii (pv.; ntLql CIA:KENT PRICES OF GRAIN 4 - 011. "1' II E 11 LEA, Per 11 inclietiter Mrsnure of Ei4.16 llinliche. m0n042. ihiiNusii. Eatu4.v. . s. b. ►. I. +. lied Wheat While ' 39 u 1 1 2 , 36 a 62 I 3u a 09 rtye 2? a . 30 27 a 3,/ 27 4 34 Brauk, or Buck Wli oat 113E1,1 .• 22 a 29 22 a 23 2 2 a 9 , 4 Paie Ault herd OA. tkeworPolnuitoti I 19 a 20 1 19 u 22 19 a al Nen Tick 11caus Old I ditto New Pi.,;cua rt4to 31 a 33 31 n 33 I 31 a 33 Soiling Peave Grey Prase ; I 26 a•3 O 1 24 a Al 26 .4 '" ' Rapeseed prr tint 324 a $64 I Sail. ill 33:, 261. an. FOREIGN. Aincricatt ,;...•. -.• 1 4 -4, - -4-* """ .;`!"'. Aki• /I"; o. 4 iiaic . 4 !!ikt: *ad W imam . ). 1.90 448 4 . 44 l trirt .llElsll44ll l3r . 1111"16 1Nrir 11 111 ' .. 4Aitteo, Itsisj Vijoo k vig r :‘ ,4 .,e •',..", ...,' 7 10011itlidu, -T ' *A, 0 ' t tVVI• '6 Is act *if 91f tripe . tr't it Y 7 1 25 a 21 23 a :" Bar(e) ..... r[e.4l.laii Brooa - Polauddo. 19 a 23 19 a 24 IQ a :4 Tick Leans Pigeon ditto . Bailing Pratt! 1 Grey Prime Whored per. gr. ... .__. ____. .- _. AVi:..;ti Atli: IlitLk, l/I . 1.-1011 N, l'er thi n ner, ni 11 1 eTc , bei.p Maritime Miktricts or E(I.AND and IV AL,Ki. f a r tli. Week eliding April 4111, C 4 ir4rtcti (rola slow tlaj'il Gazed.). Witeut... 5111 0.1 I Burley-, t3s II•I I Hewn. ~...20, 14 aye .... 33: 6.1 1 /Ri0.... IS; 1,1 l'e.t,e ... 39• 14 'of „ w' -, r .... - - 4... • %. • . • , . - •