The National Register. — London, England, 1821-02-05 00:00:00

3.3oMffStr:pt- LONDON, NIONDAY, FEBRUARY 5 • 'Three o dock, p is. We have reeked the Park Papers of Thursday last. The inquiries to discover the authors of the explosion at tae Tutileriei continue with unabated activity. several persons employed in the Palace have bowl exa Aued by the magistrates, but the result is not known. It would appear as if many iudividnals were c•meerned in these myst.Tions pro ceedings, us there have been seven explosions within the course of nine days. 01 Monday there were three explosions of petards in Paris ; one at half past nine, and another at eleven at night, in the rue St. Honore, near the Carousal. The guilty agents in these attempts made their escape. A new explosion occurred on Tuesday evening, in an ob scure part of the Royal Treasury, and ntade a tre mendous noise. lt wounded a man, and set fire to the staircase and Al wooden table in the passage, and occasioned considerable consternation and alarm. The officers of police immediately assembled, but had not d►scovered the incendiaries. The accounts from Laybach are dated the 16th ult. The King of Prussia, in consequence of his precarious state of health, is not expected at Con gress, but Prince Hardenberg and Count Bernstoff have received unlimited powers from his Majesty to assist. The French Five per Cents. on Wednesday left off at 81f..50e.—Bank Stock, 1,4871. 50e. BUOVAPAIITE. -.0.- _ By the ship Jamo, arrived from Calcutta, at New York, we have received the lowing itiforma:iuu : _ " faeJuriu qopped at •i. ii leu. 4116 tor kill Nov., was boxr•leil b) it Lieut• - illint sit the who enqwired lie needed. and ii id that the water of wbic it we re run...sled • supply be won off int atlimiely. V.elearnedlronlhenth.its it lin his tided us, I hat no thing new of Hoy had takers, pia r viii, regard in Nap..leon Buona.nule. Ile ptosi,ts in keeping himself el:- flirty scrlir!ef from ever) Gine, excepting those or Ins OW us Comly Inds illailooll.loog he h 441 rerreal , • In ow...Arai of 4 oulaber Of 11111 , Oi and l u tist Longo 00d,ye1,04 be snus iss ses It ruse be 14 - coihrokileit by vii reso.esii, (ille pnsrul no • for this puresi.s is it Ca lot kill in the .ii .) 4611.1 algae is pistil be ez,nos Ito lur gaze of tillialotai4., lu num hi, appeacioce 44011661 be no acrat Ai o• ou Il lie I , r .s d. of his arrive:, he enmities to forego (lie p easure ; Nis . ' Illy wall. of d nod g eu,,- Illecled 1(11 hls 410114 e, 1141111iil his pr• ft- ir.ind and 11... Lid Writ. Oat nllh 111111. Nu ro t s I,ls &beer remains at rrooroil lot atoll surt , illanee but a Frene.. Noiblviewat, Ihr Itie , man u..d Austr . sisu cr. having se tui,ord • lime `• littonapd.te It to oat eunseoted to Are a ttioule per..oll 6 . 01 e Lord Amherst was admitted to aiii du lieu, e i tiltd 11 it OV poled thot it km on Hi COllOl of I or - 111 I 1 .1141'• O. I ills NO• Nemec 14 111 the 111-h NI to Idly I hat lino lo.out . was ~rdated Ilion The otat -re of 111, etinvers Con wain II 1...0rd.0up had had n vrr trantylred on Ow 1.1,11.1, „A lady of moue rook 040 laid • , in returning from endeavoured 1 ,, gel olrodue.' Ito o Ant and to. tn. , put to o ait1e05155151.511 as pert' too o) the (151vesomr, to to ail N - itasmos Milled i hal lie look ou ~I of 1 . 5 w 141114111111 Lot it Sono I'o'l 511 odorant.: fume ht. ..... atatol eti toe Cape, had altot warned ass otodwoce, 1111 liutsodpat le relobe•S 10 tee hoot. II aas 1111'4.1 std 1'541 he had gar oel ke.al I oil to emir It sectored Ito tuck II IrosOh of 1111.•-111.1 11 , oar, tlietuojem us ronvelsalom. 4101 1401 halal) 11104_511 0: 11 111,1-e wit lar ; oust the hdr.t arwstar) pi ll' 111111 1 • Refill Ail I) Via Eu 41.11111 " till upp c ur4l , l b .51.1 so he the a ime as w hell he fi rst tott-led, carrot hot korai.; her-tone hell 111 It very goad lie Is : t hoodattoly stioplaM NI tl eve. 11114( 111'1:1 , 4.1) 111111 C.41,t010011. I i 1• loy% man• Mil 11.. a. I) , elmed, and II a...1C.4'11 1 ) 4 0 1 as bell% Vcr) 11110111 , 01% and eh pot Sii II ol.tto 1.0 Westin I s ..410 fill th, island. Tlll. 11:1141 fOrCt• Cull 16111 1/. the Vigo. 74, the 11.14-111111$ of A1111111:11 Lnudrrll, who 11:14 III: II Col 1111 l /lad 1111 the toot _int at, all Soul uoadusi 1111. Menai-lisp m VG .111111 4 l opt, Mote l .. h 1 Itru., Low& Capt. 5..1 Inlllll 4 /It deryng, Hann I SAere areacr, 1t,,.,. rt. and ileron. A large wroth .ul-.lllp 114. Ibex,, :sod was mu l eio)ed io iup 1111 l suppliev for toe o.!an.: mai det I. A but, tender 10 the dog-moil, nos eityloyed t,e. t*reil the island mad Inv Cape 01 (imoi Hoer, for supplies, &r. The //tram %its to tail too hatg.land 111 a day or twit A re-4 , 1, Allottioel from het togital to lac a 1; „.50 1 / 1 11:111 .1e454 iu It the Juno Caller 011 . " Tat II itt . l reported optue ti.ne •inee u. n chip, app.:• paresstly ttnatia•ted, 114vo1g ititilemed 5411 the 100500 151141 tr 1/II:L.1411n Clill/111.4:111re. 11.411 .05 1 . 04.110..1 4111 lit 11'11111/ A 10' 00.00' 1100 14,11 -1g1411134.11 01 . 11.11 tram 1-e 11 tlfht. lor 1141.1- or a 10(.111 K ol..,141, 1) ) lir' pail root o .14811 g, dud,- the toatioo o 111. h was Ireque-ily 111 rim* ul t.er.—lt Is 0,1.1 1006010 v -he w .ts it 1' .to told* 11.1'11.41.1T. fat p to-oh litatuoted Ttse nuwarr of tr-ospo -Bailout 'l,OOO, who aerli 1,•11. Mai All :11111111d alAd UVer 11.4. 1114411,1. It was 10,1111) 11 11 -1,1111." A report is very prevalent at the west end of the town, that 50,0001, a wear is already :aimed by sub serip in.' for the Queen, and that of this stun the Pi iiire or Coburg is sui i to runtribute 15,0001.; si that in the event of he: Nlajesty's using nut being restored to the I.i, urgy, the uunutry will be kept in a continual state of feloieus. trice. At Reline %V. , 41, II untirrtuo.hh r, the Hight lion. Lady F.NiaabalL WeslS 01 • d sughter, A. 01 (Is ns gr Wrist, Toss vr 1,111 , er a NA anal brit. Mi.. 11 0,0..401, P In iso .I.s .41.1. r. rl N.tph a, tile Idol) 01 I. (AllO tttttt 4, vs I. 01 a sOll. In s mob) 00,11, ~,,sll. Ills )0101 Vl.OlOll, 01 4 ilauglder. to Lamb's Luuduit outlet, 110: 141.4 01 W. Collie), es 1, vi • aaa. AI his hoes•, lllgh street, Soothe/elk, S. Ilerbert, iu the MU year et his na.L. 1 . 1".4..Ct• NI4III, whe of I. hewed, esii of Woolwich. At Ocoee 4..5, w lirceluber led. li.. I.itou, es+ sou le law of the late .. r. I . 110)11. of w retaliat.•r. Ann, the Cate toi Mr. 1 Ye/.114$ ‘lttlAiir, ur limtle street, falcao syau e. a.ed /13. At 110 1.00..•, hyper Iserseols too n.. 1 {echoes, es.i. At .•reusda, ks..s.. • Aged Slt y o. itachel, wife .if a. ii. l ultra. 01 V. mpisw..rth road, Surrey. At tA otaeldne,.. bill. W. isaJ.) • esl. aged 73 y At Nepl.f,on the eth his. J 0..., Cs tuning, daughter u. W. Maget,esi.o. vetted. ',whit-oily, in her tWiel Llionbe b, wine of It. %Miami, ea I. 0. •tepney gr.CUe I. I uck.ey , •a,. b teeter, of Nelson tor ea. W. E. , hetb ta. eo of the htly foe, 4 401111 , 1 4 towsi, aged O. K. Stanley, eri. of Itote.st.oter sow, aged OA. At Dieppe, hi trues, tot a pittilit lolY, LL0.t..•... We Mite; WI 140116 1:.• F 4 0 ,12014 Kee.. • V~ ~' r TIO NATIONAL. MI Ml' The Duke of Manchester (Gevernor ofjesseslee) hits susteined a very serious injury by being Outworn from currichs, frim which he was projected with wr much violence as to fracture his 'skull and wound his head in several places. His Grace remained in considerable danger at the departure of the packet. The following is the account of this distressing accident Kingrlar, Dee. 16, Ti is with the deepest sorrow we have to state that his Grace the Governor, in entenng Spanish Town from his usual morning drive, about nine o'clock yestenlay morning. was thrown from his chaise, and with the must poign .nt gnef we have so add that his skull wee fractured, and his bead otherwise much wounded in seem! places. He was carried into an adjoining house, and soon after conveyed on a sofa to the King's house, where all the medical gentle non in town attended. It was found, on examination, that the skull had been considerably injured. and that a piece of it covered with blood, about the sin of half* dollar, was picked up near the spot where the melancholy acci dent happened. Several other pieces were extracted from the wound. I his Grace bare the operation ef the surgeon, Pi. Whit taker, with the greatest fortitude, and another broken piece was extracted. We resoice.thowever, to say he was so much recovered about two hunts &nen/aids as to describe how the accident took place. The horses were running away with him, and one of them struck him, which occasioned the melancholy catastrophe. A spectator says that the douse was overact near the steps of the Poor House door, which it riot against, and that his Grace was Ow ell ,time disutnce. .• The first bu!letin of the Physicians who were called in states, the • accident is of the most formidable nature; hut the gym's. toots have not lii.herto been very unfavourable.' The bulletin of the fallowing day at twelve o'clock, Humes that the • symptoms proceed favourably." If there be any, out of the precincts of the Court or Treasury, who affect to consider a majority in the House ofCommons as proving any thing but the power of influence, and the wishes strike Crown, it may be useful to suggest to them this striking fact in the recent history of Parliament :—The “reatest num ber that ever voted on one side, on any public occu siun (about 350), supported Mr. Addington, upon a question in which Mr. Pitt and Mr Fox united their interests, and exerted their talents to put an end to his imbecile government. Triumphant on the division, having a majority of 6 to I, tind with out the occurrence of any new instances of incapa city, the Minister, shortly after wards, from the consciousness of the universal contempt that attended his lilininistration, resigned—thus demonstrating that. its the House of Commons is now constituted, its most overwhelming majorities may be in direct popusition to public opinion. A ship letter from Falmouth brings intelligence of an earthquake at Oporto which had dune much damage. RUINS or Porteous—The streets of the city of Pompeii are said to be daily disencumbered. Mr. IVilliams, a late traveller, itithrins us that he en tered by the Aldan Way through a narrow street of small tombs, beautifully executed, with the nausea of the deceased plain and legible. At the gate was a sentry box, in which the skeleton of a soldier WAS found with a lamp in his hand. The streets are lined with public buildings, the painted decorations of which are fresh and entire. I hoe were several tradesmen's shops also discovered, such as a baker's, an oilman's, an ironmonger's, a wii:e shop, with money in the till, and a surgeon's house, with chirurgical instruments. Also a great theatre, u temple of justice, an amphithea . re, 220 feet long, various temples, a barrack for soldiers (the columns of which are scribbled with their mimes and jests), and stocks fir prisoners, in one of which a skeleton was liken ise discovered. The principal streets are about 16 feet wide : the sebordinate ones from six to ten fact. A shock, or tremulous motion of the earth was felt on Thursday, about half past two o'clock, by many people in various directions, at Alfriston, in Sussex : it continued mire than a minute, and sounded in the air like the rumbling ofseveral heavy carriages over stones. By an official account published at St. Peters burAii, it appears that the number of British ships which sailed from that place in the year 1820 was 556; of American ships 66 ; and of the ships of all (viler nations 4V2. The trade of Great Britain from St, Petersburgh thus exceeded that of the whole world by 58 vessels, without any allowance fur the sup.:riur bulk of the ships used. _ lonDon Searitrts . vas. a Ws of Wheat at market this morning, several hear the coast tines Monday last ; tr i taissd far which was very dull, and only the g u m gam s" obtained last week's piers; the inferior descriptions were Is. to tr. per qr. lower. The trade in Barley was also dull. and having • large supply. • reduction of iw per quartet was submit. tad le. Of Oats we had • gond supply. from our own mast, but them lammed bur little dkpneition en the pert it the cousumers to purduas,consequently the inferior samples were a Mlle lower. Hama sod Peas were dull in sale, sad so the &Ans. In ether articles there is Do alteration. CliktitENT P!IICES OF WO Per W 111C11 , 111e1 MeltSele I MONDAY. ON FOR TF it Eight thel.ili lh Red Wheat While Rye !tram.. we Rack Wamit Marley Vale Malt • I . red 1 hew ore•ditaddw Nets 'rick liras* I)l.lJiuu New l'igewti 14.611 mg Ve.ter Gr..) . I itigow reto FOREIGN. Ames - aeon alma 41111 Wi.mai ai,d Viers. land fiYe ....... 32 a S 6 5i a 24 a 3U W BMX Sall. I. S 2 a 24l 313 14 61 gti Is 3C M 11) A V. S. 32 a 56 1'; 14 84 28 14 Mb 28 a SI 7131 44 31 46 a 33 20 a 92 22 a 93 27 a Is4l 34 a 34 St a 34 3/ 81 42 :is a 34 364 a 374 •—••• a --. a ...a a 4 a 80 GI a OG 4$ a 48 42 a 48 30 a 44 38 a 44 214 2./ a 23 20 a 91 red lhtla 17 a 90 17 • 90 Ire aor l'olutultlis. I VI a 21 VI a 21 1 . 04 Ifraus eigria, ditto . I 31 a SI 34 a 33 Mnilttul Prato! Grey Ocoee Unwed yr,- qr. AVER AGE Plili E Or I. URN, I'rr !loaner, ..l .he l's%flse Ntantotte Lhatrarh. of ENGLAND gad WALE', hoe toe %reek ending January IMO, ratr.tele irostt' * GaAette. Wheat... 344 84 ts, II i lie:a- 32 01 34, 7.1 I 0nt..... Is. 5.1 I 33. 14 I IS it 92 z 9 a •J 46 it 54 20 It 24 22 a 28 97 a 3U a sa 32 a 31 38 a ♦2 30 a 3t 3411. ti 28 s& 31 23 II I 46 sa bb TO it *2 22 i 4 Lb 27 a 34 .1 36 32 .1 34 „.4 SU so 3, 01. it 37.. Si 1t a id 36 a 44 3 3 a 'IM '4,1 a yal 11 a 4 k:1 a *4 111 33 3a a 33 1 36 31 a 30 43 w .4 BROWN Olt MUSCOVADO SUGIR. tvergge Pricr from Ilse Whom& wide un thr 1t et rii,sig rdisri..l4* 1414 t. 364. ♦id. per vNt. c%irliabs re of ilittv. 1 . 1:111: OF FLOUR. Per Sack of Fore Bil•hels..ir Atoll 4. Moodie,. :.. s. slimilay. 4 s. Fine En 40,11 Flour U • 55 American Fluor ~ 38 a 49 Second; ditto .... 45 a 50 per Barrel of If cat. BißiLa it, Bp, to luil. the ilisartern Loaf. _.. .. - -- • -•-- -- HOLES OF TALL,,w, 50.40., &c. per I P:11.. I t'Nucv uv i'A l', per st. id bib. Town "lallost 60. Oa 0. od Vellwv Bussia Ati- nti —s 04 iViiitechapel Market 3. Sd Whitt, ditto --i od W. lid •>l..lame.'s Market 3, 8 , 1 Melted Stuff 004 04 '4). 04 Ll 4. e Market . . os 9•1 Ditto Rough tnts 11l 32. (4 -- Lireaves . . . . rns 94 6. 0d (.00d Ines . . 9. 111 ----- i turd Isitosp . . . 144, Average-3•.3.1. I 1 ellow soap . . Stis %mica . . . . 93, Price of Candles, per duzeu, tOs. 64.—Ilimids, II • . 0.1. 6.1. per dozen allowed for ready MMM iiry. 5.411 I'll FIELL) —.•••• NioNDAT. psi►. s.—We had a good show of prime Beasts at mar k e r thi s morning, for which, however, there was may a mid dling demand, consequently there was a reduction in our last price*. Mutton was r 1.4 plentiful, and cheaper. Pork and Veal supported our last pricei.—.The business in the Hay-market wee very dull; Hay and Straw maintained our last prices, but Clover was cheaper. The following ore correct statement of the prices and numbers at murket :- 1'1i11.t'...1 \I EAT, raclll..sr 01 lot I )fikti,o lock cots,ist. of ii..lC, •1111 a *oral &pout Id. per .h..nr 0.1 mitnna‘• Beef 4s 2d in 5* thl Nilliioll s 2.1 to bs 2,1 rium.4l. Ilrvf 4. 2I 1.. 5. 4I 11 4. 11 i to 4. 44 . . . . Lamb Oh 0.1 to us Ott VVIII Os 441 to 7,1 Ud Pork .5.1 2.1 to ns 241 Brad 01 t it toiArkrt. 4300 Sheep And LAiiihos I'sgs 1:41% , e,6 IbO Llllllll 0. 0.1 10 Veal 5s 6.1 In 6. 4d 4, 101 (11 6' 24.1 Ira,l ~I Cattle at ,%larl,• I. lir...t. . . . 610 'lire!. 0,41 I. • IS 0 PIZ% (..sit%r HAY-MAO:VI. Han lover • - • - Al 4 0 to t 5 0 /I Strait' . S 11 t., • I ,0 COURSE OF EXI Atsmiei (lam, 12 V C. F. I)it to, at Aighl, 12 t I Retort 'lan, 18 10 Anierrrib, 12 10 Hel a t.lh, 3e 2 Ail , 3 Pert*, 3 JA)►' Nigh', 25 71 1)100. t; 11..... &ens, B'l 5 Ft..eillos I Oh the N14ine,11.4 IPetre.hergh, V 3 U. 'MANGE. FE•. Y. 3 .I—lisinallior, $Ol Lechosii, 4 , •l—Groattx, 4.4 %shill, 43 '6 . . .till 1.. tel CU Naples, 381 49} Oporto. 5 —Bahia, J 9 1'41'4 mu, I 1 i Dublin, it per cent. 0,11, 8 per r. Forripi ill 11411, 17 a. prr OZ. Dossl,lJon., New 4•. 104 J Solv t In lots t., onnetatil, 4s. I i isl. Vi slid, F.l. Flo: 10 IS I ii.ste, Fil. I.) IS •.1,..u..1, 3 1011)1/4, 43-11drrel..eam, 3 LONDON Print,d aad LubE hihed Ly the Pro' rictor, JOHN 1(;(:, at the Offics, 76, the !Wiwi, 6.c. (pent paid a, eat Street. where all Louisa se be editre :~ -~: . 11. ,7* - ~ -..-_. .k._