The National Register. — London, England, 1822-01-14 00:00:00

i DUTCH AND FLANDEIS MAILS. NAPLES, DEC. 2'2.-1 he King's health improves Cardinal Rah bus been nominated Minister of France. The Austrian army, which remains in this coun try, consists of five divisions, fiirming 35,000 men. The division of Walmodeu is stationed in Sicily ; the divisi,ll of Mohr in the Abruzzi ; the division ot' Lederer on the frontiers ; the division of I lesse llombourgh at Napb.s ; and the division of %Vied in the province of Nlo:ise. MADRID, DEC. 30 —The provincial deputation, the municipality, and the national militia of Cadiz, have addressed the Cortes in a long statement, which indicates no disposition, however, to return to obe dience on their part. It is signed by D. M. Jan . regny, Jose Sanchez, Xarier Isturitz, Pierre Zuluta, and Joachim Abrea. The last three have been re cently named as Deputies to the Corte:, titr the ap proaching session. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM MADRID, DATED A courier arrived Mae iast night limit Madrid in , five days, bringing pipers to the 3d inst. tintr days later than any accounts previously received. At the time when he left the Spanish capital, nothing of any importance had occurred. No decided step regarding Cadiz or Seville is announced as having taken place ; and nothing from these or any other town of Andalusia, later than the news of the Courier Frangais of yesterday, is stated in the Ma drid papers. I have now before me the file of the Universal, one of these from the 25111 ult. to the Sel instant, inclusive, from which I shall send you a few extracts. Since tile conclusion of their deli berations on the state of Andalusia and the conduct of the Ministry, the Cortes have been every day en gaged in discussing the details of the proposed new division of the Spanish ten itory and the provision of the new penal code. In these deliberations the greatest order and the most perfect moderation reign. The capital enjoys the greatest tranquillity. There is nothing stated respecting a change of Ministry, though private letters mention that the only obstacle to such a change is the far, in his Majesty's mind, that in making it at the present moment it might be suspected to be tinted upon him by threats of re bellion which ought to be resisted. The only thing that appears disquieting in these papers is the fidlowing notice in the Universal of the 3d instant, by which it es appcar that there had been a disturbance at Murcia, and that the ex isting authorities had been deposed. On the 29th ult. there was in Murcia a great po pular commotion, the result of which was, that Brigadier D. Gregairo Piqueiro, Colonel of the In fantry of Mala, was made ad interim Political Go vernor of that province. No accident occurred.— The extraordinary courier which arrived to-day from that city with despatches fin- the permanent deputa tion has been despatched on account of that event. BARCELONA, Dec. 26.—During three days we have had dreadful storms of wind and rain. On the morning of the 2-P le the flamer caused such damage in the port as is estimated at more than two millions. A great number of vessels were wrecked, and others much injured. VENICE, DEC. 23.—The sentence has just been made public which was pronounced by the Special Commission sitting in this city, against thirty-two individuals of the Carbonuri, accused of high trea son, and against two other individuals accused of having aided and abetted the former. Thirteen of the thirty-two are condemned to death, and with respect to the remaining nineteen, it is declared, that the proofs of high treason were not complete, but all of them with the exception of two, are pronounced guilty of grave and serious offences against the laws, and are condemned to difkrent terms of imprisonment, varying frutn one mouth to six, according to their culpability. The Emperor, by two resolutions, dated October 29, and Decerut►er I I, has commuted the penalty of death, with regard to four of the condemned, fur twenty years of close confinement ; and with regard to three others, fiar fifieen years, which they arc to undergo at Spielb,:rg. The commutation for the rest is. as respects two others. ten years imprison ment, and the remaining tour, six years, which they are to undergo in the Castle of Laybach. At. the expiration of their confinement, those who are not natives of the Lomba►rdu Venetian territory, are to be banished fiir ever. The Convnission is ut present occupied with the proceu ag . ninst several other Italians, suspected of Carbonarimin, and who have been arrested at Aliatn and other cities. Comm. U. c. 8 —ln the lilands of Zante and /th.ca tranquillity is not yet rcs orcd. In Cephalo um and C.ingo the ttinie of insurrection seems to be checked. In general the systein of the neutrality of the lonian Elands is observed snore strictly than evvr, even towards the Tutks ; and the Greeks re st...rk, with the bitterness that distinguishes all their j , ,,iginents of the British Guvernuient, that this aeu- - . ' THE NATIONAL REGISTER trulity has become more strict since ;the Turkisa ships have returned to the Dardanelles, when can no longer be any detriment to them. • Executions and banishments are alas ! still the order of the day. It is related bete that our august protector King George IV. has blamed the severe conduct of our Lord High Commissioner, and it is therefore hoped that a successor will be appointed to him. In the island of Santa M aura, the greatest tranquility now prevails, as it does here, where commerce has for some weeks past been very active. FRONTIERS OP ITALY, DEC. 27.—The report is renewed that l'atras has been taken by the Greeks by storm. It is certain that an English vessel bus brought the news of the taking of Canea (in the district of the stone name in the island of Candia) by the Greeks. The fall of the capital, which is also blockaded un the sea side by Hydriot vessels, is inevitable. AMSTERDAM, JAN. 3.—A -brig bearing the flag of England, stranded yesterday morning near Ky duin, under the jurisdiction of the Helder and liuis duinen, The crew is supposed to have perished. A &tat has been driven on shore with the name of Heron painted on it, tool also a parcel of goods, consisting of bales of cotton, marked ; some of cocoa anti cinnamon, marked with a square or lozenge, with aW. in the middle. The whole is put under the strictest quarantine. PUBLIC REVENUE. Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain (exclusive of the Arrears of War Duty on Malt and Property,) in the Years and Quarters ended sth January, 1821, and sth Jan. 82-2, showing the Inetease or Decrease on each head thereof. Quarters ended Sth Increase. Decrease. 18 - 21. tiZ2. 2.1:7.659 1,486,896 2.313,757' 6.390.789 1,533,474 1,497.128 321.0480 3112C,(1)(0 2.333.074 2,20`1,741S 427,382 473.0. MI 114.187 119,696 11:13,165 313:1:15,565,gi 369.23; 73,,•:.'w 395,? i 6 X,311 X- 102 .9 1)4 9'2,31'4 Customs Excise Stamps... Post-office A6SCSA. Taxes Land Taxes. 3liscellaneu. !Deduct Decresse...„. ...... I llncrease on ihtiamirter....l Years e Customs i .1.7.63 266 8 ...361541 1 : 3 3.7t 11 4 1 )27 Excise Stamps Post-office 1 1.389. 0010 Assess. Taxesi 6,311,346 Land Taxes . 1,194.2.57 Aliscellsneu. 293,93 s Sth Jan. 182?. a Increase. I ()crease. 9,133,102 503,211 28,546,415. 131,713 6,108,840 1,318 000' 6;236.811 1,263.274, 71,017 303,463; 9.525 42.107 11,no0 54,335 1i:50,334,4K I £50,931,703 £765,416 , 168,244 Deduct Decrease I 168,242 , Inc TM! on the Year-- 1 597.2t4 INCOME AND CHARGE ON THE CONSOLIDATED FUND IN THE QUARTER ENDED STU JAN. 1822. INCOME. Customs . Excise . . Stamps • . Post Office . . Assesbed 'faxes . i Lund T.lKet• • • AI ibeelluthviis . Unappropri.ated %Vac Duties . 51S 105 .3 34144,664 ▪ 1.497.1 UN . 3 mOto . 2a92.748 . 473 000 . 119.696 7.20 0 • I,ll,iBl,rii Brought from Supplies, being the amount issued S in lreland pursuant to act 57 Get,. 111. c. 48. I 411.267 .1x,052,768 Exchequer Annuities South Sea Company Bank on their Capital Dividends National Debt Civil List Pensions Imperial Annuities Other charbes 28.231 . 168.172 • 89,1 VS . 9.368,743 . 3,139.0 - 3 Y. 500 . 81,443 . 121,713 220.979 13.431,001 12,0*2. 768 Total cluoge Income, a. above Deficiency 1.397.4.52 To this deficiency add deficiency at IOJ of Oct. 1821 8.165.112 9,164,984 Deduct cash issued in further redemption of 2.637.0001. Exchequer Hills deptiiiied in the Tellers chests Total amount of bills to be provided for, charged on the growing produces of the Con,olidated Fund, in the quarter ending sth of April, 1822 . £8,964984 The French papers contain accounts from Lisbon to the 23d ultimo. On the 20th Pereira do Cann° made a motion for an inquiry into the state of the Bank of Rio de Janeiro by the Finance Committee, in concert with some deputies from Brazil, and for instructing the said Committee to propose means for supporti ng the Batik of Rio de Janeiro, and thus giving Bosomy to persons interested in that Bank. The Lot tea resolved that this was a question of great importance ; but in consequence of the law for the Bank of Lisbon being in the order of the day, it was postponed to another occasion. r . 4r COO,(100 Total Income FROM SATURDAr NIGHT'S . GA ZSTTE. This Gua:tte announces the following elevations in and to the Peerage of the United Kingdom : :%liirquess of Buckingham cleated Duke of Buckingham E:trl of Vt'estree~th Viscount Killmorey Viscount NI unck — Earl of Rath.lown Viscount Ennismore — Earl of I.istowel Viscount Mount Earl — Earl of Dunmven. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. 11. Dc B. Austin, Northumberland Street, 3laryleboue, brick layer. BANKRUPTS. I. Wardle, Worksop, Nottingliamsliire, butcher. Solcimrs, Messrs. Allen and Co. Carlisle Street. Soho Square. .1. 11. Player and J. Keen. Bristol. bottle liquor merchants. Sots. llles ,, rs. Via ird and Co Lincoln's Inn Fields. . . . Wi4tall, Sheffield, file maker. Sol. sir. Maks:lock, Ser geant's Inn. A. 1)...1va11e, York Street, Covent Garden. wine mercliam. Sols. Messrs. Reardon and Co. Corbet Court, Gracechurch St. E. D. Colville, Charlotte Street, Portland Place, picture dealer. Sol. Mr. Poole, Old Broad Street. E. Robinson, I.7ingbourn Chambers, merchant. Sol. Mr. Cousins, Old Braid Street. J. %Visa ten, W iiidsor. coal and timber merchant. Sots. Messrs. Eyre and Co. Gray's Inn Square. B. Brittain, Sawbridgewottli, Mai, farmer. Sol. Mr. Bond, Ware. _ . B. lloyle, Broad Street, Bloomsbury, tailor. Sole. Messrs. Con-ruble and Co. Sysuond's Inn. J. Clemence. junior. Northumberland Street, Marylebone, carpenter. Sols. Mews. StvV.:fib and Co. Little St. Thomas Apoetie. J. Mather, Jewin Street, wine merchant. Sol. Mr. Watson, Faleint Street. Falcon Squirm. T. Ainkaose. Waterloo Place, woollen draper. Sol. Mr. Hodgson, John Strite, Adelido. E. State; Nuraic 1, btick eitok.tr. Sols. :11e-srs. Milne and Co. New Inn, DIVIDENDS. Feb. 2, S. Garton, Waal Street, '''''''''''' silk manufacturer —9, J. Huwett, St. Nlartin's I.ane, builder-5, S. Hannington. Putney, ironmonger... 9, A. Paton. T. Gill. and J. Brown, Old Gravel Lane, soap inanufactuters-1, G. &011ie and .1. Jafliay. Finsbury Place, merchants-14. G. RicLeftism'. Horncadsle, Lincolnshire, grocer-14, E. Priddon, Horneastle, T. Tipping, Warrington, Lancashire, miller--15. J. Moston. Warrington, grocer -4, G. E. Aubrey, Manchester, merchant 7, It. Hobbes, Stratford upon Avon, Warwick-lure, money scrivener-2. C. W. F. Attbu:son, George Sucet, Hanuter Square, patent aid form maker-4, I'. Young. Clichtnitarn, fishmonger-2, A. W. Jones, Brentterd, corn merchant-1, J. Hall. Coatham, tailor-2, T. %Villcocks, Holborn, utnbcrila maker-2, W. and .1. Kiliner. Huddersfield. nterel.ants. CERTIFICATES to he granted Feb. 2 J. o:ding, Old Change. stationer—T. Atk.nson, Newgate Street, warehouseman—J. Twigg, Cheap-it:v. warehouseman— S. Haslock, Northampton, shoemaker—W. Downes, Cheatlle, Cheshire, calico printer—.P. Norton, Salford, Lancwaiire, mer chant—S. Wight. Leadenhall Street, hatter—li. llandswold, Great Winchester Street, merchant. Letters from the island of Dominica, dated the 9th of November, contain the nielaucholy tidings of a dreadful fever, that in a few days cut oil three officers, one serjeant, two corporals, 56 privates, and tear women, of his Majesty's sth regiment of hit, out of 137 who landed there the month previous. Only Col. Ewes, Capt. Kish, Ensign Wyatt, and 11 privates, were frev horn the attack, all the rest being either dead or in the hospital. Toe names of the officers who died ate, Nlajor Bishop, Lieutenant Armstrong. and Lieut. Equino. The companies at the stations are Majors Bishop, Simcoekcs, and Kvsh. Cu!. Sir C. l'ratt and the detachments of the sth at Antigua and St. Lucie, were in good health on the IRh November. It was reported in the West Indies, that the 4th, sth. and 9th, are to be replaced by the 7th, 23d, and 43d regiments. On Wednesday a Court of Directors WAS held at the East India House, when the billowing com manders took leave of the Court previous to depart- ing for their respective destinations, viz. Captain E. bf. Daniell, of the Duchess of Athol, for Bengal and China ; Captain T. Sanders, of the Orredl, and Captain .J. Walker, of the ilacquesn, ter St. ua, Bombay, and China. On the Ist instant the btalies of two seamen were washed on shore near Bondicar, three miles south of Warkworth. From appearances they ILA been only a tew days in the water. On the person of one of them was found a silver watch and silver chain, with one seal and a sixpenny token : on the latter was the word " Hull." By the watch•paper it ap pears it had been last repaired or cleaned in New castle, by " Grieve," watchmaker. On the back of the paper is written " Capt. Wilkie." He (Capt. Wilkie) is a stout well-made man, above the middle size; the other rather shorter, but snout and well made. Both appeared to be wider thirty years of age. A farm at Brnokhouse, in the parish of Peniston, and county of York, pays yeatiy to Godfrey Bus• well, Esq. " a snow-bail at Midsummer, and a red rose at Christmas " Important to Maltsterr.—A letter, the contents of which we conceive to be of great importance to the numerous malsters resident in this county, has just been received by our worthy representative, Mr. Gooch: " Treasury Chtunbers, January 4. lift. " NIX DEAR 5111,—1n cunstaluence of your and oilier tore. sentations, it has been determined by their Lordships, this mum- . ing. to allow the time for soaking the barley in the proceue malting to he shortened, until the tat of January next. umier such regulations as may be deemed nectsiary for the protocti n id the revenue. The rules will probably be the same as th.se adopted in the wet season of 1816. The order will go to the Huard of Taxes this night. " Ever yours. "S. R. LIJSHINGTON• " To T. S. Gooch, Esq. M. P."—lio , y r -..1' .. . 45.41 S 5,50g,1 36,346 15,000 40,966 NI.