The National Register. — London, England, 1821-01-22 00:00:00

inoiltttrt4lt• LONDON, MONDAY, JANUARY 42. Three o' thick, p in. 'We have received the Paris Papers of Thursday. The lafty.tone assnmcd by Austria with respect to Naples is evidently lowered, end blustering and gasconade are beginniog to yield to mediation, and a due respect to the law of nations, on which the confederated powers will not be suffered to trample with impunity. Austria has mustered a strong orre on paper, but has not shorn any legitimate cause for such armaments. Naples, we aro happy to perceivt, from letters received yesterday, dated the 3:1 instant, exhibits a military seal that must gp pA the enemies of its liberties and independence. Some embarrassments, it is said have arisen in the Financial Department of the Neapolitan Govern ment, from an unexpected refusal of the bankers at Paris, who had contracted far the supply of a loan of three millions of ducats, to pay the second instal ment; but this backwardness is said to have arisen solely from some infbrmality in the documents, and not from any distrust of the resources of Naples. The security to the Paris Bankers has been, indeed so complete, that scarcely any reverse would make • it their interest to evade the fulfilment of the con tract. The King of Prussia left Berlin, to join his brother Sovereigns, on the 6th of Jan. He was nut expected at Laybach till the 1 Sth. A deputation of the merchants of London waited upon the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for the Affairs of Trade, on Thuria:ay last, by invi tation, to confer on the subject of the renewal of the charter of the West India DockUnniaoy,' when their Lordships gave the deputation to un derstand, that his Majestvs Government are in no respect pledged or committed to the West India Dock Company, and signified that no decision would take place ou the subject until all the parties inter. o'ted had been heard. The meeting broke up with an intimation on the part of the merchants and ship owners, that a general meeting would be held in the course of the next week, lig the purpose of collecting the sense of the commercial interest of the metro polis at large. Such u meeting has since been convened. it is understood that thy: Dock Coin. pang have accumulated a fund to the amount of 500,0001. stuck, or tit:l-cahoots, after paying the dividend set lti per cent. which the proprietors have annually reLiei ved. EXTItAOnDiNARY FRACAS.—Sir Paul Baghott„ of Lypeat Park, has opened a litersry battery — against Sir C. B. Codrington, Bart. of lluddington Park. The cause of the attack will be beet explained by an extract of a letter from the former to the latter. The silence of Sir C. B. Cudrington, for the space of twelve days Mier the occurrence, induced Sir P. Baghott thus publicly to remonstrate, us he thinks the relative situation in which they each stand in the county of Gloucester, entitles him to expect, at least, common courtesy : *. On Tinstday, the 20th of Deeenihor, while travelling upon the Lox of theeheltenhani and BIM cti...M with oilier p:ta.tinzas, about one o'clock at mid.day, t obserrtnl that a hare had been caught by a wire, in a plituatimi a few yards distunt from the road, upon wh.cit the coachman stopped his horses, and descended from the box. I entaed the plantation and tuck up the hate, witie:t uiteateti to be nearly decoyed. and wl.ilst examining the akin I was ilium slias lr setud b' two labouring men, who violently exclaimed. We . Ye caug!.l you at legit you must gu down to Sir awes.' On this, I not only told these men my name, and that I wee a magistrate of the ( minty, and callcd upon Ow cJaclutsiot and passengers to corroborate tins feet, which they did, remonstrating at the 1.11118 lima with the min upon then outrageous conducts bat I likewis.: produced my pocket book, end stiedry lett,rs directed to me, all of wine , ' proved unavai iog. eon 1 WA, by fame dragged into the park of ipoidington, and from thence down to your palled:um niohton where, Wing tattered us a critnnial to the threshold of your lordly r.orti=, and having undergone the same in and gentlemanly retnarls of your ehiViren, their prtmeptur, and (I should imagine from die number*, boot male and female, which surrounded ine) every retainer of your noaaehold. during t to spare of an hour, in a north east Trim', I usa admitted to the honour of en audience In the open stir I—To remind you, sir, of whit than passed, would prim, iu certainty, no lose instating zu toy own feelings ass gentleman. than derogatory to my duty tie a norsistrate eutbee it to say, t;tr, (anti thus publicly call upon you to deny my 60 ; 0 • 110 statement), that you refused to tub , my word when I t .peatertly foal you that I was die relating li':e sst,s every eon that had occurred (rein the moment I was seized call, mort.E.or, u,.:un Mr. Taylor, of Wootton I.4leredge to no politely runavye.l tae to the Cross Hands in Isle eurriete, in order to cued: ms :u prucs is a chaise to puttee tny jJuirtiey Bath, where I did not anise tall three bout+ After my unj~st9 able imprioniuttait by your vessels), tv wrei,.tnete this taatimuny• . _ The f ig• on Sunda'', in the forenoon, wits so dense that can Ile wer,, lighted iu sevural of the churches. After twAve the tog wits d:sliPatt , i by the seu , "" 1 thc public prouieumie were thronged with %cull ilrc.: , od pt:o, Al or U:311:r41 Lord Charlat Somerset is About to en la, k to resuum‘ hia Ovveruraeat at the Cat, ,e Ulna. la Redford square, the lady ur it, It Wiwi's. rig. of 4 oaa, At Clltlorepar Mn.a C. lAOrtuon, or a danahter. Al Celli...telt. the lady ut W. Hoota4l,, em. of a 4011. 111 1 '411 Vl.ll , lt'S jllll, All.. E. LAO CO. 01 4.u4, At Nla.tel.a, Mrs. Jo!in hclr, 01 4 a.,.1. 11:4 lady or Samuel It two, t'a to Of N4rburu.ith 114:1,Narfulk, of 4 tlau4ittur, tau I , ttt of cwt. of a ion, Ily sutAal Ilreetp, at llesul ill loam., Ilants, latpea, rhlgal sun rf Jam, a cto.egahmik, ea 1. of Laogiry park, In the roomy of Angus, to the Meld lion. Lady Aunts I. .lin Lltrncrtc, *taund daughter of t:u. Lail of Nol aorta" . - Itoinrrlinlis, Mr. G. Ttalobridge, timber mai 9114.1, to Stl.lll diatz'atar ul I. Alerts. rag. At hnieiruit. Isirestinsliire. L. R. Kenny, rsq. Major In his gotis ~.I „od. t o I.uc y Jamaa(r, )(Juno{ ..1 John logo, rot. or 'twl :4 de limn., hl the sane auoo~). At !Jolene. ..IU. I us.{. at Manctrztor, to Marin. Mtn:: 11r aj M, i.y•toct, Of the (u.lllVr ONO. At -t. Mina no.. in the . i t, I. O', cit, vanioun of Ctn. r4wri..ll, IlArrow N aalJ , la flip llall'p,uuy, al C.0:2;4.01(4 51...c1. Ellitroy I luau a, A1..)..r.g0n. R. Pondxs, to Ma). cldeet tlal;„titoi ..,* W, lA.fint.ly of t kfrlotte PtnonfAuly. 1 .1% E. St.lit.t.A. curulactorr, of ~ h l NM, to J.tou, yu ofc,t dloilifor of J. Ave.., to i. or At follw'. Itio!,4111 li,ily. *boor' on of V. • I ...I* 1,111. of this fi u ,.. o of l'lvolultO, 44 , 1 4 of ft't• of V; 414 otrett,uttlo 6 i .try, Din o n s s om a y, op Nth Inrlatlt , J 4114, O. 9141,4 SuP of Wrijioo Ili4nohOrd, EIA. of lot.* will Io.E Dr i pirotted Ay all CsUfial %situ knew ItoW pent Nei the prt.mint hid gyisio. It, tho prolLtisioll be 1.411 etiOtr.tJetli Mid 441110 of the 0. 4 ,1,, u 1 i ipcipp l is 1.1 1.. 1,4 , 4.1. 14111 lung by rain able a. 11 , 1111111 91 rtuti , 4ltua to Ihotu wholAluiv . . . um lb. yok M I.u.iras l'iusicie..Cy, J. P. u(11.0 tlew maiinnys sci viny• Al l'ullial mom C 1.1. W. Aißoun i ut to: RI luiiilleUt TU1,14 I i MIIIO4, 1,gu.1 .v4•l, or North tirkiwi. Sarni •:, 1,::.A 0. Age., kS, II:1,8 , 11..A I. of Itv.t. , iof, rerks J. u•q. • f ouoroo3 1'40(14400N ige4 $l. 34. 1,1 11 1 •1 . .) nl • P. 141411. In lo•..• I. 1, I, 1.. St ,ff. req. 4.11•111 or •11 , teU•1 Ph the nOrais Eg0,10.1111.4.1. A. 41. l'n? k M nyletmou. Isl Iha p,l.ne fh : v. tLI,oI Cosi ur OF: AN u 4.1. Wcuto:l 1.1,11, •••••1.11%. .;wrts ,•140 in It. 1.0171a11, rsq, of Wert aia3re. I)• .tt ~1 . Ll. , at , of ..w 15.,. ~.,l verchuni. , 4/.4 4.;, J cu, *wow, v.+ 6,4,41 Cur 4.44 M. eel, stul At hviltOC4l,ll7 haells ur W, f IP% lure, ads 4: taw ::ev. J. W. Cassw.4 , l,m, t.cii 3Lt c rir.4* ...v •,l tiii•l. 4. 4 3 3 ti : 1 • 41 4 0 . . . i . f 4 U to 101 a 'I • • • • $1 U 40 t,• ! I 0 L I ON EON ; Priowd sod rublilittett by the Propel-tor, JOHN TW et it:e On*, 76, Floe, Soft*, whore Milne VI the Uttit9r, kc. (post paid) ti;git be add re:44l. • rt,443 TII E NATIONAL REGISTER A NI inisterial Paper gives the following account of a reported attack upon Colonel Browne, with a view to Tetassinare him ! ! ! ! •` WM:MEE ATTEmer AT ASSASSINATION. We have to ,anwtince, with feelings of horror, a dialsolical attempt to prevmt, by assassination, the arrival of Col. Browne in this country " Tis gentleman, against whose character such inf.:mous slanders have been circulated by the pretended friend, of the Queen. some time ago came over to England, where having learnt the particular charges brought against him, he retunitst to Italy to collect decisive evidence for - the refutation of those calumnies. Whitu he was here, he did not conceal his belief that his lifo would be attempted in Italy; and he nientioned to the gentleman lion) whom we receive Luis statement, that he. commonly curried pistols Ar actildrfemcc. " He had warty arranged tits &davits at Milan, and had al ready forwarded till his tapers to England, meanitg to follow them himself in less dam ten days, when, on the 8.11 returning late at night, and alone, front the Opem, he was attacked by two ussa-sins, evidently with no intention of rob bery; for though thry sli , abled him, they did inn attempt to plunder him of his watch, money, or other valuables. " The Colonel defended himself resolutely, and a violent struggle ensued, in which lie rectiveilfiinr wounds in the head, (spy,' 'rutty with a knile, and one in toe chest, evidently with u stiletto. The last would certainly have been bean fatal; but for the thickness of his great coat, coat, tonal wi7isteoat, it ittia, the weapon penetrated on thu left side of the chest, and eun+i derably injured the seventh rib. " The Colonel's friend and physician, Dr. Ciceri, was called in, olio, on t)ereeiving the n dare o. the won .ds, th night it necessary to require 'Ow assistanse of an entinen. surgeon. Pi a. fossor Paletta, of the Milan Hospital, anti both of them conti nued assiduously to attend their patient. .• Three of she wounds in the head were pre!ty deep, the other slighter; but the must dangerous was the wound in the chest ; from which, however, his inectic,l uttehdants arc inclined to thin 4 that fatal co:lst-pi:awes are not to he apprehended. It is attended with acute pain, restlessness, and ditHeulty of breath ing ; but these symptoms have been alleviated by bleeding. " Upon the whole, the Colonel is going on as well as could be expected ; lie is in the hands of very skilful men, and will receive every benefit that ease and attention can give. '• The ssuasAns have for the present mounts!, but the Govern ment has taken every step for their apiirelkn.ion. " The above ace not is contained in a letter from the Duke of Leeds to the Earl of Liverpool; and a bulletin by llt. Ciceri and Professor Pletta, up to six p. m. on the loth instant has also been forwarded, Ilrr the satisfaction of the Colonel' fri. nth . . It is honed, that he himself be wife to teritc by eke tact, con- --• A Supplement to the London Gazette of Tuesday was published on Saturday morning, containing some dispatches from !tulip, of an old date, and relating to events, all the particulars of which have transpired through other channels. One of them is us far bark us Dec. 1817, uud the greater part of the other dispatches uud letters are dated betweeu the months of January and July, 1818. The most recent one is a dispatch dated August 9, 1820, inclosing a letter, (March 1, 18*0) from Captain Miles, political agent, giving un account of tome military operations ag 'hist tie Khoosas. All through Ir, laud, the ceremonial of wakes and funerals is itiost mincittally attended to, and it requires some sravariiiire to carry through the arrangement in a master:) , manner. A great adept at tit:. brismeis, wh o had been the priute tarattalin at all the wakes in the neiglihoorhood for of.tly yeais, was at last c Ilea away front the tlea:lf•he:ls of his ftiettas to his own. Sootily Is% f ,re he died, he gave minute. directions to -his ',Node, as to the tootle of waking him in proper style. .6 Re coll,ct," says ite,.4 to pot three candles at the head of the b,41, after you lay me o u t, and ttto at the ‘OOl, uud one at each mile. :11ithl now, and put a plate wish Cie salt at i t just a-top of my breast. And, an you hear, have plenty of mince° emnight, And rementuer In make die punch strum:. And-.-what is the use of talking to you bore. I know. you'd be sure to hutch it, as I won't be t here myself." ' -'..A.l=lllllt - . .on= a3artias CrIRN EXCIIAN44:. Wt.:Duran.% v . .. 1.04. 17. We had n very small supply of Wheat at market this morning. having had scarcely any arrivals since Monday week, but there was a brisk demand for the finest qualities, which readily sup ported Monday's prices. Fine Barley was a t,ifle dearer, there being very little at market. The supply of Oats was short, but Monday's ptiees were supported. There was but little business doing in Peas and Beans, and the Mtiner was Is. per quarter cheaper. In other articles there is no alteration. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, JAN. 19. We had a very Antall supply of Wheat at Alarket this morn. ink. having bad but few fresh arritals billet! Monday; the demand fur line samples was pretty brisk ut Montlay's prices, but the inferior desclip,ions remain with but few buyers. The demand for Maley ttai also pretty bri.k, but there being only a short supply at market, that made experienced an advance of Is. per quarter. Oats wete dull in sale, and only the finest bample% obtained Munday's prices. la Beans, Pei &C. ,here was nu altetation. CORN EXCHANGE, Mom) Air, JAN. et. We had only a middling supply of ‘Vheat at market this morning, having had but .ew fresh art ivais since this day week, but there being a pretty brisk demand for the tiatbt the picked samples obtained lid! as high pi ices as last week. The supply of Barley was very small ; a few tine sanyles obtained an advance of is. per quarter, but tin the itilerior descriptions there Was 110 tioniand. Of Oats we bad but a small supply, but there was a good demand, unit what samples appeared went off briskly at onr last prices. lo Peas, Beans, &c. there was but little business Join,;, and nu alteration in price. OF GU) %ter Alessuir I YONU4Y• 1. 32 q 56 :1; I 21 is 301 IIN I (Li 'Li ISt 111101 C W Li% LIU* v. a 56 36 u 01 ; 2$ Is 301 I IF. li LL,h cis. remit Y. s. s. 32 14 56 33 it CS Yd u 3ti 28 n 31 %3 a 3: n 55 YU u 22 u 25 u SO 31 u 32 a 31 3d u 18 :u u 3& 561. a 374 2S u 82 28 a 24 4 0 a 0.1 20 n 23 22 a G 27 a 20 24 a 36 32 a 31 28 a 4?, 10 at 21 30/. a 374 Y 3 u 23 a 31 40 n 14 t: 1 ) a v3l V 2 it 23 21 :1() 34 it VI :it at 34 st 411 30 it 31 %81. u 371, - u 66 a 34 a 66 4st a 4,1 •••• hi it 60 4l x 4ti 31; is 44 25 4 25 a 2:1 17 a '4O 21 a 21 32 a 35 31 a 35 36 is 31 31 a 3i '43 a 51 36 a 44 25 a 28 20 a V 3 :7 VI a Y 1 32 u 31 34 a 34 36 u 3+4 $I a 50 48 a Al SG G .11 V/ a Di it) u u 3 17 u 23 21 a v 4 32 G 33 31 4 34 36 n 11G 31 n 3) 43 w 34 C L IMENT PH IC Pet si* isacleo Red W heat White Rye Brink. or lit:C , Wheat Harley Vide 11.,1t eed Itul> .{rep do New Tick Beim (Rd ditto New Pigeon' ditto IS 1i 1 i11;t l'emc Grey Peale •. . • Itanvse,d ner not FOIMIGN. American Riga and 1V1.111141 11111147 n andViies land ditto. Rye Harley Feed o.itar Brett in Polivldo 'rick Beans Pigroo ditto . Hoiluig Ptit.e Grey I'eitt.43 I...inwed .L M'C ‘ RAGE PRICE OF CORN, Per OoFtrtor, of the e Diatricts tut ENGLAND and WALES, for the rek. euthins Jan Miry 13111, rztrartr.l SW( 1 : (14)' Glt.tette. 11 - .. t at... 54i I Barley... ?5i 01 I R0t01..... 32. 11 t .... U.I a Praie ... 31 , U BROWN OR 511.4COVADO Slit.: A Average Piet:vaunt the Helm us teutie itt the 11e, k ru:11.,4 equimlikv hst, 4.1. per cwt. eatinv,ive ut ,101%. • t)i a k.tiLit, Per SA::!.. 01 five liu•lirli, or 28Olhe. Aluai!ar, a. b. Al.lndav , s s. rine Foialiih Flow :At a 55 Ittnerscati 30 a 41$ Scc , intla ditto 45 a Su per nal rel of I 3 eat. 31J. to lUpl. the Q‘ukrtera Lallt; 05 - AL MARKET, JAL 19. Ships at 111arket, Alpe sold, Peke. Ncwrisaile 0 ,4 3l). OA to 42$ Rtl 1S Snudrtlitatri • 3 51.4 OJ to 4l2t 104 _ PRICES Ilf TALLoW, l'iticu or EA ft ver st, ul tllb, hapei Market 3. ad Jant.:.'. ;11ari:ct 4.1 Clara . u 3 utt 6i ual ._ . . It . o ll l - 1 4 : 1 11f SU I• 6 u r a la ' Al1+11:Ca . ! • • Uli Paige of C4lOllOB . per ilu4ou, Ith. 64,—*41uultle. 14•• 04. Averara-•Ss. really sittnery: ,s ; 1111 ilt'jEl4L) MONDAY. JAL ft.—Tboro woi but a otort supply of all Nfoil nt Dinka this morning, uqd therD kir.i; i brisk thil4anti, thq prim: ultnls WCte 14sIter 1.41t4 tII9 , xto hiht wee5....,111 v busilivbs in the 1 ittv•lnurket wtts 4PJ An. Inc ea or novel and Straw espotien'eed it deelino, tiny outputted our loot prier% The roliosomit to 0 currwst ok,out.lo 01 p.o eritx, glitt R 1,114414 41 luokcil—o . . . I'lifl 1. of MEAT. esellisive itl dm 01141, a 1.41.11 !c.i.f. FA, lo 41.1 1 14 114 4 11 4 la o "ri. l 0 " 111 rrr loi sib. MONDAY. ERlll,ll'. Beef 4$ 041 l 0 44 4./ Alum* 34 8 , 1 to 48 0% 0.1 to 1.6 U 4 l .: 1 1 14 0 4 - hi pork 4* 114 to • i 10.1 lirad of C4ttlo• ot 01..i•o• . . . . . I.lldoLottol.a4 . G 443 I be Ii”. f 01 •in 44 A 1 to b• 1.4..4.1.4 U. U 1 14. 0. U. Vehl A 6,1 t,, 6,4 d VUII 4s 41 to 4* 4j 1 liro4 °lung, NI 1,11A.•i. , . , . 110 3i4etir Ni .,l I..4itii+l 4to 0 14'1 ' SOAP, tkC. per 11214. rowls 1(11(n 611, (14 U. ud Van% 1(1.1.5144ti• Whitt) 1:1141) 0(14 04 AiviLea bt l ar 00i Oil 4U4 Jhuu ituugh Ow. oil $4. MI tirrig%t* • . . , VO• oil cit.us4 ,