The National Register. — London, England, 1821-06-18 00:00:00

r _ ID! :picitscript- LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE 18. Three o'clock, p.m The accounts in the Foreign Journals of the atrocities committed by the Turks are revolting to Immunity. The Grzek churches at Constantinople have been pillaged and dilapidated, and the most barbarous cruelties continue to be inflicted on the Greek inhabitants, who are massacred wherever they are found, and their bolus mutilated. Intelligence of a very important nature has been received at the Hotel of the Russian Embassy, from which it ap pears dm the Emperors of Russia and Austria are determined to interfere in consequenc! of the igno minious .death of the Greek Patriarch, and other heads of the Greek church, together with the co wardiy cruelties committed against the unfortunate and resistless Greeks. It is said that the two Em perors have determined to insist on such reparation from the Ottoman Parte as the case will admit, and an assurance that the persecution of the Christians shall iinmediutely cease Oue carious and singular feature of this important business is, that the polities ot' the Holy Alliance must he totally changed, us the t wo Emperor s will thus espouse the cause of the Insurgents, or The Rebels as they are culled in those Journals who uphold the cause of Legitimacy, while France and other independent nations must perceive the danger of Russia and Austria gaining an acces sion of strength which may hereafier be exercised against the happiness and independence of Europe. The Paris papers of Thursday state, that the Arts- Irian Mover of the 3d inst. confirms the previous accounts of the pillage and destruction of the Greek churches at Constantinople, and of the renewal of the persecutions and cruelties inflicted on the Greek inhabitants. As it appears, however, that several of the perpetrators of these atrocities were promptly apprehended and executed, it um; be doubted whe ther the measure in which the: originated was sanctioned by the Turkish Government. No furthei accounts had reached Vienna from .lold:tvia or Wallachi.• ; butt a letter from the frontier states, th it it was announced at FolLschun iha the Greek army had been surprised and destroyed by the Turks on the 13th of . tar. On the 46th ult. tl King of Napl e s issued seve ral decrees -dative to the administration of that kingdom :tau' of Sicily. iris Sicilian ‘fujest; . had ordered the Spanish squadron, Is hick was in the 134 of Naples, to deivari without delay; and, further. proltilsited it from anchoring in any of the ports of his kingdom. In the French Charaher of Deputies, on the 18th, M. Ileausejour proposed the suppression of the dra matic rensership• •s an useless expense, and an orsce best pertortned by the public. M. lJcr j. C. natant .dso opposed the vote for the expense of iuscrtioos in the journals, through which mode he emitentletl that Aiinisters .trid their subor dinate agents, .i the national expense, issued cAttm -11:005 aspersions against the jerthers opposed to t:2ent in polities. Madrid tapers to the Bth inst. have arrived. The c unter-rcvolutionary conspirators, the Count Zalad n •ide and the .Id'•ocate L•zaringa, •'•cr.. executed oa the , ith, at l'ittoria. On the 6th inst. e detach m.•nt of the Empecinado's troops kV in with $: party Of cri no's 'Mowers, consisting of 72 cavalry, and dispersed them with the loss of 15 !Hied, 'i wound ed, and 7 mathe prisoners, and !!!) iiorses killed or taken. The Comes had pawed p. law, authorising the Government to equip .5 si.il of the line, fri gates, brigs, and ga;liuts, their crews to consist 0f3,500 men. Several financial projects continued to occupy the attention of the Cortes. The Kim had sanctioned their decree relative to the payment of the arrears of the interest of the debt due to Hui- Lind. A copy of tie decree of the Court (A' Justice •t •?k4 _ •F THE NATIONAL REGISTER Va'encia, in the aa►se of Gen. Elio, is given in these papers. He is found guilty of having co operated in the proceedings which led to the destruction of the constitutional system in 1814, and is sentenced to be degraded and strangled. This sentence was pronounced on the 28th ult. Virtu. The lion. Mrs. T. Erskine, of ■ daeghter, whisk did pet long survive. Mts. Connell, of Friday street, ('heapside. of a elan:liter. Mrs. Fage, ot King's road, 1: Isom row, ,of a feu. lu Finsbury square. the lady of M. EL Lunsada, esq. of ■ son. At Bombay, the lady of Juba Woithy, ea.. et the Otis teat. native Intently, ot a daughter. carnet. At Lambeth church, Mr. Wm. Gray. of Fleet street. to Sarah, yiditigest daughter of 11. Mandate), es.. of Cheltenham place, Lam. beth. At Montego bay, Jamaica, James, third sou of Mr. J. Clitussau, of Bin ford Waage, coney , to varals, widow of the late J. Shaw, esq. of the above pltee. At Dorking. t oh Browbeat', of the fib regiment of toot, to Miu 31. Barclay, y wimps( daughter of it. Barclay, rig. ot nary hill. At Beneutten, t,. 1. lattenam, req. of Hun mien, in the county of Kent, to Mins Hodges, daughter of L. lioditi s, esq. of Hempstead place, in the swipe comity. At Plonistead, head, :Jr. J. Rishardsoujiin. of Greenwich, to }list Elizabe Ih Bott,lielil Nittis late of lilackbeatli. - ...... At tthrty, Altthong mbar', ttoht. qv!. of John inn, t, to Callactsto %%tight, do,-st d.ol 1,1 r us J. Ftnall, ray. 41.1.110,m0. Vint At Camberwell, aged 118, John Whitaker, my. many years as inhabitant 01 that parish. In Gower mem, C. Elmo, mg. in his 66th year. The iutant ion ut T. G. Vandergacht, est. tit C treat, aged nine months and three weeks. At her emitter's house, John street. Pentonville, aged U. Mts. Eliza Catherine %V Oct 00000 1, daughter of the late Mr. 1. b. I lav ttttt on, coach maker, of Mortimer street. Al (Maier, John M. Freior,esq. aged 67. Ou tha latio notant, in St. JOIDIrI . BI Mace, at the lige of 11 y e a r s, Lind., Muria. second ilamthier or oir Charles Musick, or beim), in Northumberland. At Putney, Mr. Janie. Beckett, aged Y years. thli oo jou. of Wigniorr oleo. in his Seth year. Itonisey, ill her aillth year, i.ebeccit, wile or J. It. Iterkluine, esq. wl grim, 411111 )"ingest daughter of the Rev. It. V. lOW. D.D. At I 'signed, hews, Mar) Anne, eldeet daughter ut .1. Wilkins, rag. France., wire 01 'tit. J. M. tiiiickts, esq. or stirdford, FUCK, and elde.l daughter of the late I. la)lur,e.q. 111 Wisbeach,Canibisolgeithire. At 1111100 . S 'stew, 1111111glo11, Air. J. releuboi uugb, Sc... ages 71 In Ni II ilianipton 1 , 41141 e, tie. J. 11. Newsome, 01 his Mmjvpl)'s 19th rsginiviet liyld draawus , ilditt sun of the late James Newsome, sir). IA It halidsW eriti Judge, 'Abney. At her brothel'. house, Kest Dulwich, Surrey, Miss Anne Leer, aged 4i. M 154 .Salle Claike, of Battersea fields, Remo:), relict of the lee .1. CI 41 kr, esq. COURT OF CLAIMS. Saturday the Court of Claims sat in the Painted.cham her, to consider further of all claims made, or to be made fur the performance of services at his Majesty's approach ing coronation. Business commenced at two o'clock with the presen tattoo, by the recorder of Loudon end t he city realign. oraocer, of a petition from the Right lluu. the Lord :Mayor, praying for leave to subnitote our or two names in doe place of others in die Lord M VI% petition to t h e ('t•un ur Chums last year, for the a,signiticitt of a place 1 4 himself and lerehe citizens at the corporation festit al ul WestaiMister-lialf. One or tuo alterations in last ties list had °cent-ea by dean's, and the presem appli ..tton was to fill up the Wanks. When the recorder had handed in this petition, twelve ardens of the liveriLs oi* the t tiy of London made their Mira:ice with another petition, staling they were the ardeos for the present year of the liveries named in the I ord Mayor's petition of last year, and they therefore (aimed tile privileae of having their mutes 111st:tied itistead or those already set down, anti woo were he retired, not ihe present wardens. Tate of Harrow tw said, that that coon knew it' thing of whit were or who were tint WardellS of lute city di London lit cries, nor oar had ally persons as Wardens a rialit of pre3,loCe at the C.mmatiOo. The Lord Mayor. ix-ujficiu, nail a mitt, soil his lordship was also to be accouipaitied by twelve cdiz •its, btu the latter it was for hint, not the court, to tint.liale. The claim therefore of the mod% e warat•n, the die present year Were rejt.c.ed. •Toe claw, of Loud Gwyttir, as deptOrdiaill bet lain, and Lord Oi Mood, as chief-cutler of Ireland, to attend al ti.e Cooma.roo, was then put in by the respec tive louts, and referred to the li my in council. Mr. 1)% mok CIJOII to appoint his Sufi, a minor, to perform the office as champion, was then discussed. The court was cue red, and on the re-admission of strait gers be.ow the bar, it was announced that die Rev. Mr. Dyinoke might be exempted from olliciatient aschampion on account of his beiti. a elerayinati, and that lie should be allowed to appoint a " sufficient deputy." The co. et diet) ad;ourned until Friday next. A letter received from an English gentleman who is making a tour of Italy, states, that Nlajoechi now resides ut Milan in an elegant villa, where he lives in splendour, and has a number of servants in livery, but he is not adm;tted into any respectable com pany. What has become of Mademoiselle Dumont, the mock Counttas of Columbia? The surgeon who was called in to examine the dead laxly of Sarah Sumner on Saturday sc'nnight, which was found in a putrid state it, e. house in Beil•street, was taken ill immediately after, and died the Monday following. DREADFUL THU DER SToRNI.-I)orittg ;% heavy 'limo in [builder ~rid rail,. on StIII , I.IV the 10th iost.'lle lIUtCIt ot Cal Illv, e miles non It-oa;; of Stamford, was ,Featly OJniagt by a fire-hall, and the I , ,,tishionerS tx •cricnced arcu,,trka tie essay' (non perb•mal iojore. At he umal time tOr imgma to for atiertmon s.•r% ice, the clerk %vent to ttie feelorV-Rolla', when the minister (the lies, T. Ilurst) expressed a wish that the tinging should l.ot begin till tne tetni•tsi , ,tiled was Own cutniug on in sable majesty, simbld hate passed over, that the pa iismoners tint gel Wel ill going to church. lit eolviequestee of this the parishimiers remained in their houses, whilst the elemental sante of hail 'sill, thunder lightlimg, and wind, increasol seiblimely in the brave-tie. Atann five which hung over the church, ,was Ohdereed to emit a ball of fire, which set 1-nd persons who saw it described as being as hint! "as a peck measure." The descent of the body oas accompanied wi, h all eXplogioll of such teerthe lou , !ness as seemed to shake every Within); in the parish to its found a tion, a nd the alarm of usein habitants a as excited by it w the highest vossilile p tell. As soots as some degree of comp using Was restorcd, it was nitwit that the electric matter had entered the ceriAe of the ciaireri at the window on the west side, and had from within crock the wall on the east side with such fusee as to knock out the stones kir a C4lllSillt • VAC dis tance ; the fire then dropped into the choir h, as it is believed, the mischief dime to the windows, and many interim parts of the bitildittg, being cons .I.ideral I e—and then passed up aasin in 411 the tool, at all4lller plaCe, driving down part of a contaaion s s id e w a ll, tearing up and Indian.; lead in an extramilitiary way, and lea% the joists and ratters of th, roof in dames, which were j happily 50011 extinguished by the brae) , rain that was falling at the . The swim lamed for half al, hour and as MIS ftiperlathle lailelll.llll assures on, frightened the pariah almost to death! One qt, to rof the spire of the church (the east side) is rippeo ma, end the belfry is 'decked up with the stones; so that a very serious ex. pet-re of n pairs will fill upon the inhabm.nts and pro. priemrs its Carlby. Many stunts from the steeple ahtl parapet' were hurled into the ChtliCii and Ili the isita titn. occurred Jost at the Moe when, if vhe tempest had been foreseen, the parishioners nimbi hare been ths sly all assembled at distil: seivire, their escape hoot tivstruct . church, as well as the steeple, Is so snitch shattered, and the irresistible power of the elecinc fluid is so woo ds-golly thew'', as to be well moult the observatiosi of persons iussulg near Canby. LONDON t Prink(' and Published by the Prol.rietor..lollN TN IGG, at the Ofl.ce, tubers Al Letters se Cu: Ittliun, Ac. (twat pita!) MUM b. a.l rcsse.4l Lontunt Marlins CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JUWE IL The supply of Wheat at market this morning was petty large, having had several good arrivals since this clay week from our own toast, the finest samples of which obtained last week's prices; the inferior descriptions were Es. per qr. cheaper. Fine Malting Barley met with a good demand. and prices full as high as on this day week. In Oats there was but little business doing, and prices nominally as last week. In Ileum" Pecs, Ike. there ts no alteration. CURRENT PH II Per W inch :ES OF GR, ',ter Neamire 1,41 FOR T. f Eight litualo E EEL., MONUA Y. S. 36 a 35 37 u CO 2b a 31 w kW% b a ll. 6 37 a CO Its a 'al 111 A Y. S. a. 36 a 55 Si a 10 26 a 31 Red Wheat White Rye Brunk. or Buck 11":4t Marley Pole Molt Fred hats drew ',Widow' do Nl.* Fick Beans 1)1d ditto INt.o Pigeon ditto filsillog Pease 1444. y Prow Its. p44...ed per FOREIGN. Affierieint ItiKn and Wl•ingi litor4id and Vu re land Nye HArle4 ...... Feed Out. lire% or Poland do. Tick demo Pi A ron dint, . boiling Prow Grey Pease I.luNeed per. qr. AVER %GE PRICE OF CORN. .14oraissie I.ll4trivt4 DO 1 1 .M:LAI Week ending' Jute, 91h, eh' GaAtte. Wheat... 534 1.1 i Barley... 11. Rye .... $ l6 'id 1041 174 24 a '47 23 al 29 4t; a 38 14 a Iri lb 23 a 2b 31 a 'SS S 4 a it AI 33/. a Sut. 24 a 27 23 a 28 46 a 57 It a 17 I a a :,41 2:1 a 2t 3I a 343 31 a 3 1 31 a 4J Lti a SI 331. a 114.4. 21 u 27 Ya u 341 46 a art 14 14 19 1,4 a ki . 43 a 29 34 a 344 :;1 44 34 7 41 Yo a 33 3JI. a 36;. n 46 a 58 35 a 4.[ • 5t4 3, •s 40 :a :04 u 41t SO a 3r; ti a 27 18 a 23 14 a Id 18 u 21 32 a Si 33 a 38 Sti a 38 2' a 27 33 a 45 30 a 36 16 a 27 18 a 23 st 18 18 a 41 32 a 24 2.1 a 36 ti a 28 Y. 5 ft 27 30 a 4d 30 a 36 vi 18 u 1I a IS 18 a ::1 34 a 34 33 Al S 6 30 a 56 ri a 27 31 a 43 'er S,ll,4lorter, i. .41.41 WAL .tr.ctr.i trona .I'llm Tael , LES. for :l.e SAII11(14)', MI I 1ie.114 7J i•rn... ...SO4 4d ... YO , 7d BROWN (Hi MUSCOVADO SUGAR. A Pater front the Returns made iu the Wed. rialmg Wellurpilen 14.1, 3 s. Yl.l, Per EWt. eze_ I ta.ive at .Iw%. sill l'IIFIE1.1) I. Mortnert, dOlri IR—Our market was pretty well supplied with prime Beasts this morning. for which the demand was pretty brisk, at last week's prices.. Mutton alio fully supported our last prices. Pork and Lamb were cheaper. Vt .1 obtained better price ._The busioy's in the Hay-market war pretty brisk; Hay, Clover, and Straw fully supported our last t. llowtn i ; h a curreci stale .L.ll. 0i last prIC., ana numbs r, at market:— MILL ..t AI VI, exclusive of the I Kat,* hien consist lir heed, Entrant •, allot li.de, and a mortis elniut Id. pea 16.--1 e 1 ,tone 1 1 110/40A'k• Reef 4* Ud tis 44 6d Mutton Ss -Id to a 6.1 Lamb be Oil Si, cos 4.1 Veal be 4.1 In jgd Park .44 Sit 44 Head of Collie at market. Ream* . . .• 51.100 Skeet. aad Limbs . 17.6 1 10 Piga Calves /RUMP. Deer 4. MI 1.1 4,6 d 11 4. 2,4 Iu 4. 4,i, Lamb 64 64 /3 7, 24 Veal 44 OA L. 5. tid Pork 4i 11.1 to 54 bd Head uflatits at Nlatl.l I. ISe Gall . 643 tillerp awl Lansh, 7:4 Pita Cal. r. . :4 1 -MARKEL flay 4 - 41 ". 1. - - - ,t 1 -I u t !S 0 •1 Straw - - . .1 8 u itt d I ,0 0