The National Register. — London, England, 1822-10-28 00:00:00

1 F _ , S P i OMAN. E;r; og l k } 1144 truz NArromitt.jizi by'. *atom wpm Sv. . Jo 3 C.—Holittay at the Xxsbequer. amok. &nth Sea a nd Kass Indio Howes. 40C14.5tarlg • 7 1...0ND3N. MONDAY, OCTOBER eB. Three o'clock, p.m* • The Paris Papers of. Friday arrived last night. —• : .They now generally admit that Congress will nut meddle with the afiltirs of Spain, and it is believed that it will not sit more thanit month, as the Ern- • reror of Russia expects to arrive at St. Petersburgh i;t December. The Sivereigns of the Holy Alliance depart, we have no doubt, disappointed from Venana. ,The Army of Occupation in Naples will be reduced, It is said, to 10,000 men—this will tainish the expence; but so long as a foreign soldier tamains in the country, the Neapolitans and Ski- I:ans have a right to complain of the violation of the Law of Nations, in having an army of mercenary strangers fermi on them, and also of the former , „attack made on their rights and liberties. The at . - ..fairs of Spain arc daily assuming a more favourable appearance. ,The refractory .Mumps .are terrified, and, after deluding. the ignorant, arc now become .despicable fugitives, and a great number of them ,have arrived ac Utwel, with the view of .finffinz, an stsyliam, in France. Mina's poliey,,aceording, to the views of some — n(42e French.Journula, is rather di rected..to preventing the troops olthe Regency from • eatending themselves, and to shut them up in a part of the country where it is difficult to obtain sub sistence. According to accounts from Bayonne, of the . IW:it, distrust, fear, and disaffection, reign , among the reLehurmy. They have been tired. out by misrepresentations, deli ions, and fulsehoods,.and i:s dissolution ia supposed to be near at hand. Cabra, commander of the insurgents in Navarre, arrived at Bayonne ur: the 16th, with the officers under his command. They had been abandoned by their sob. diets, who have repeated of their treasons, and were pursued in all directions by the constitutional troops. %Viol the traitors find that they are abandoned by eta Holy Alliance, they will sue for pardon and the clemency of the Gavernment. It is imagined that Congress leave the unfortunate Greeks to their) fate; and Coding that the over-bearing pulley which egged an interference with Spain has been abet: timed, it will be retakred fortuilltely u were nullity. —Letters from Aug:uarg state, that the pressing application of the Court of Dresden to the Spanish Ministry, to permit the Queen of Spin to visit Saxony, fur a short period, for the recovery of her health, IVILY liLcly to be successful. There is no in telii„,,,pnce direct from Verona in these papers, but the Sovereigns and principal personages are near e . , , proaching to the scene of .deliberation.—A letter : frail Scullin affirms, that the Divan iris at length . detennitad to announce publicly the evacuation of fie Morea by the Turkish troops, but to attribute it aJlely to the failure of provisions, arising front the exhausted state or the country. ;• On Saturday last, at half past three o'clock, the 'King left town iu his travelling chariot and four fur . B: ighton. Bowaixo.—Extract of a letter from 800. . legne, dated Weinesday last, two o'clock:—" The packet Ling on the point of I have only trine to say, that lifter a long imerrogatory bcfOre the Procurcur noi and Jugc d'hiAlruct;on, the mite •u awe( has been taken off Mr. llowring, who is now enabled to see his friends and breabc a some what better atmosphere. The examination related excluNively to the four young men recently executed in Paris, and had no reference whatever to the letters and racial despatch seized on his person. It is now very generally supposed that the prisoner will be set uE Lhcrty in the course of a icw (Lys. I rrceive the French papers have been as full of this bill gular affair as those of London.' Au English officer has arrived in town, who, About ten "drys since, passed through the lines of the Fret.th army of OLservation on the Spanish frontiers. He reports it t s amouncto near 80,000 men, with a very superior park of artillery; the cavalry in gene ral _remarkably well mounted, and the whole in marching order. The horses were chiefly from Ftuuders and this country. This account is directly at variance with the statement in the Preach papers, that these troops bad Isl;un to bleak up and go into tauten:mats, ~~ . o :INTR COURT OP ICING'S.BENCA, Weseimtnta. SATURDAY, -OCT. 26. CARTPR, ASSIGNEE or ADITOW., v. *NWT •ND OTHERS. Mr. Wilde opened the pleading*. Mr. Gurney slated the plaisititi's ease. This was ant an action for penalties, loot to recover the sum of 2,0001. looney, lost at play by the assignees of a bankrupt. He wowed sbow the Jury bow the business was carried on. Each party had to deposit 121. in Sink Notes, and when be lost to replete this stake. The bank being out, you can play ao longer, the honk. 43 it is called, being swept away ; the probes of the defendants most .therefore have been immense. Mr. Ablate), the tarty defrauded, had- been a respectable merchant in London, aiTh unfortimate propensity lei gambling, and would lOW 2,0001 in an afternoon in such company ; so wonder, thee, be said, be sboold become a bankrupt, Mr. Abli9ml, formerly a merchant, proved, that is 1820, the three defendants kept a house for gambling in Kieg-street, St. James's. Winne* bad sees Roved Nair played at that house. The defendants acted as owners of the kettle and pro prietors of the bark. %labors might play for any sum from Ss. to 10..0. The usual time of beginain; to play was nine in the evening, and it (teased at two. lithe batik was oat before two they would, sometimes leave off as soon .11s it was 039113134 . He hail sometimes seen them replenish • the -bank to recover their loss.; but they leve r pil e d t o l e ave eIY if the bask was a winner, wlnob happened 19 times nut of 20, owing to the ad vaatsges of the game, or the ietoxientioo or Remy of thoplay erg. There was alway s eine ea the table, free. Two or -three days before the 9d uf November, '1.520, witness met Holdsworth, who pressed hint to go to the house,- witness baring disco* tiaued his visits in eonseeseeme of being a loser, noisy thou tmad. Witness went to the boosts on the6d of November and played. The defendants were present, presiding over the game. Witness took mai. into4he boas*, and when he quitted it he bad 1301. left, having log 0701. - Witness west again to the haus* on 64410 of November; and took *boat 4001.• HaTtts worth and Dasis,wer• tberta on this .ucecsirin. Witness again ,lem.3dol. and some small 'Mole Ou the 27th witness. weal again, and again lot operatli of 4401. is two 2001: and some • small testae. Wham beel all these sums to the bank. :Cromi-etiatnies,d.--llai the honour to be an African by birth. • Has beet in Peas, but mar er.was aoonemed with a gambling house there, though he had some seonrilies or one. Witness bad played in WWII, said won and lust a good tlltsd. Wss now shout , Itirty.years of age. The motley be expected to raise by his actions against garehliaghonses was not eqeal to what he lest by 49,0301. This sum he had obteincd- by way of com merce. Since bin bankrnptoy he had played twice, and might have loaf 1501. His father had,given hint oonsidrrable sums since bin bankruptcy. If it pleased God, he would pay his creditors 20s. in the pound, notwithstanding they had released him. On a former occasion witness stopt for 00,0001. be then assigned to his creditors all his property, and they had, he be lieved, received several shillings in the pound under that as- si,oment. The assignment was made in 1110, aud.bis :ie.. I ditors were still receiving money under it. Re-exiheitied.—Tbe °retinas received the money paid to I compromise the action alluded to. Witness had no interest in any of the actions.- Went to .Mt. Abbot's last night, at his particular request. Darman had not het n• in Mr. Wrickson's unite for some years before he went with witness to Abbot's. Alexander Leigh and Robert Duncan gasp evidence as to lung seen Atiithol, at No. 0, fitn„, ,, strect, and that the de• fetid tints acted aecouducters oT the play. Mr. Seirlett, fur clisfandaets, impressed on the Lary that' there was no proof driVyko.l's losses but his own testimony, sod tri4 awe han:augilley . ptse was merely a eoutritaace to ev ade him to be his 91r. Guincy hiring replied, The Chief Justice summed op the whole of the ease it. both sides, and left the Jury to decide, first, whether Abilbol lost the money staled at the house sworn to be the defendants' ; and, second, whether Darin sea a person having all intercat in the winnings. This Jury found le- the plsietiff —damages 1,6101., st.iject to the opinion of the Omit as to the competency of Abitbul as a witness. I R. CkRTF.R r. OLDFIELD AND D , SILT. • Ihis action was similar to the last. It was brought by Mr. Carter, the assignee of 31r. Abitbol, the bankrupt, against the defendants, as proprietors of two gamine houses, one situated . in 28, -street, and the other 71, Pall Mall, for the recovery of the penailie4 under. the law against gaining, upon the sums lost by Abbitbol, in the above-mentinticd houses. It was a p , , reed between the counsel on both sides, to admit all the proofs of the bank, uptcy of Abitlinl, as they were taken in the last case, and they were put in accordingly. After wituessea bad been exanti ed The Lord Chief Justice said, that the sum now sought to Le recovered was 7551. which Moses Abithol deposed be bad los , at those common nuisances, the gaming houses kept by the defendants; cod it was for the Jury to consider whether the testimony of Aliiibul was credible or not ; it' credible (and be saw no reason to impeach it), their course was clear. The Jury returned en inciiedinte verdict for the plainiilT, for the sum of 75.11.—The Clout then adjourned until Tuesday week, at ‘Vestwiuster: THE SWIFT STEAM Pacarr. 7 .lGreat fears were entertained tins the safety of the StuYl steam-packet, on Tuesday lust. By the arrival of the Lord Wel lington packet from Dieppe on that morning, it was ascertained that the Stojt had left the French coast, with 20 pemengers, on the preceding Friday, and she had not since been heard of. - However, in the court of the above day, tile apprehensions fur her safety were removed by the arrival of two gentlemen who had coax passengers in her, and who announced her safe arrival ut Ramsgate. She had received considerable damage, having been out in the severe gale. of Saturday and Sunday. She got into bar hour on Monday. DIRE AT ST. JAMES'S CHURCH, BRI,TOL.-At three o'clack on Thursday morning, the notelmien on duly in St. Jain , Church-yain tuiscoterid a area( li:Jut in the losvcr of the Chinch. On calk.: up 31r. Davy, the Clt rk, and put,- eeettin; to examine ,the !...na:ies, it uns found that the oust Door of the Tower had cuu,lut lire, and was burning Our of 'lie large beams was aeleally burnt saveral inches deep heo the discovers' was made; but the Games were easily ex tinguished. The plumbna had beot nt wink thnte during the day, and having had s lire ou the stone part of the door, it is aappoaeli Hilt the neeideat was uenusioned by an ember tilling betweissi the boards. . . Al mooallaweil tommom. the lady of J. DM, eon. of s tea. At Hick...toil, auriey, the lady ofJ. Nidney,eiri. of a dasgaggr, In Ilettrietta street, thronswitik equine, Airs. b4tollet F. loge, of lattgliter. At Mr riskiest. is Bosomy square, Beighton, Mrs. 1!. Pslllesi t g ag if a daughter. • . At sou.litsale Forest Lodge, &Wei; the lady of E. B. S ag a mi, GPI. et NA R Itl On the 70th loef. at the Meet of the British amtersednemt Paris, Platitle le Veneto:Jun. esq. of Ilbsekheash, h e m, to that lotto May, only datighter of P.Newman, esq. of Mulksbani. Wills. At N.llchain. Surrey, Captain James Myers, of the 7th rest. Native Infantry, Mathes Establishment. to Lomita, widow of eke late Lies!, vol. 11. Itoberts. of his Majesty •,,aik regiment. At r;,igg g ta rn. W , Fraser, e t i. town diet It of Great Grintaby In I.lneolisshite, and of London, solicitor, to Mita Jane H , ardwick, MC Berndt street, mratid, anti of Beverley. Yorkshire. Al High Wycombe. Backs, 11. Pegg esq. of Aire. y terrace, Kentish loon, to Llisabeth, third daughter•of It. Gethilt, at. of the former place. At Aittruham, dens, Henry tuba Adenine. seq. only tinker Robert Adem.e, req. of Itabraharn, Cainbridgestrife, tu.hatketiu , lints daughter of .1. h tog, esq. or Grosvenor piece. At lellogion church, Mr. P. V. Freese, of td. Helen's plate, London, to Mist Anna Gotha :wholes'', daughter of Mr. H. L. schwieget, of Ilansbargt, artl niece of hlr..U. L. F. Schsvieger, of I lighbary ter race. At M. Getree's, Hammer Blame. Frederick, berth son of the lane J. ltrapthwitite, rey. of the Piew cued, Fiteroy aotare, w 161titAbeth, chit A &insider or.t. Shoot., Wee. esq. of 1 ttrolimin 'rent. At SI. Ala. tio's In the Fields, W. Poetry, esq. el itathlinne place. to Snomaids, widow of U. S. Voting, eats. 4a:e of Pentoeville. At Ocgdosti, Capt. I. Feeter, .the Fart Coy low lilies. to Aline, eldest daughter of 11, Dkun,esq. of the above Mato. At Stoke Newanyron, Mr. T. Bartlett, of Oat Owe, so Au, Oldie daughter of Mt. gamma, of Shackle : well. At St. thinstaa'e is the Nest, W. Lawns, tap Ism - dater at law, of We lame tomple, to Mies Mary Ann Petu. At his house at Walthamsiew, Esse*, aged 0, G. balledljeor an alder brother of the frioity home. Al Lyme Regis, Dormishirc, the Bei. Henry Porter, redo" of Springfield, Fame, sail slew of Enfield, Utdellastm. At Me home pi stuolwell, D. tleshsi . mg. said gg. Al West Lowe., Isle of Wight. Mrs. late otlalieglaw. Al hiteeisithmehria eilleeval read, Ylat. ;0411.14 the 11114 sear anti/ age.. Outmode, Wet, at Hastings, J. it. Smyth, rm. 1141 1 . for ilai•llater4 city of Cambridge, and MI itt law to the Duke of Grafton. At ficonlagtou place, Vantr44ll, I'. U. Savage, esq:. son of Adoldral Savage, late captata at Ike hid regional, mad or his .11aiestes 14 egirm.l,4 of Lite &Merits, alert 6S. AI Charlton, Somerset, G. Page, esq. of She Lancers; sate of dm Mb Dragoon Guards. Os the Land Arctic Espeditioa, In North America. Mast deeply regretted, Ws the. or October, 1S21; in the Seth year ta, Irk. age, Lieut. Ilabert Hood, B.N.eldest son of the Het. Dr. Hood, of vary ; Laticathlre. LOND - 0117111.ARA 11; rS. • CORN EXCHANGE, EXCHANGE, lgownar.-Onw. IS. . One stspplieearmiarket this day were considerable, particularly of Essex Wheat; this grain was brisk in sale, iman Intranet of Is. to VA. per qr., although the quantity offend was large. There was a large supply of •Barley at market, but the demand was not gnat, at a reduction of Is. to 2s. per qr. The *trivets of Oats were large, and saes were heavy at out last quotations. In Peas and Beans there is no alteration worth noticing, but both were heavy in sale, at our last prices. There has been a considerable speculation in Bonded Wheat. as several large parcels have been sold this morning, but at low prices. CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN FOR TILE NVEEK • Per Winchester Nleasare or T4iit ssoassar• wcussiu. VIIIMAT• a. 5. O. b. • a. 0111 Wheat 21 a Vaal': via 41 New lied Wheat 36 V 40 30 a 41 136 a • 411 New White do—. 39 a 48 3l si 41 38 a 48 ltyr I;ratil., or Burk Wit t Burley Vale Alalt Feed I MI6 drew ooreuland N e ts Tie k Beane Old dims N,..% Pigeon ditto iSoilang Pease .rey Pease •• . • peered per last a 24 u SE SO a 58 23 a 23 I 22 6‘ 26 21 u 25 24 u 28 1 28 a 30 36 a 28 a 30 1111. a 221. 21 a it' 21 a S 4 a 58 50 a 58 20 a kV %.0 a 22 22 a 23 j 24 a :3 :2 a vat :a II 25 24 a 28 k 4 a 24 28 a 2U I 24 a SO SG a 3$ SG II 38 ka Al SO 28 ti 30 20t. u WE. 201.11 22• AVERAGE:PRICE OF CORN, Per Quartet, ile I %%..4 • Maritime Districts of ENGLAND and WALES, fur U • 10% eek eudiug Oct. 19th, eairacteu frost Sam' da) a Gazette. Wheat... SSA 4d Barley... 25s 5.1 1 Heidi% • 5% 0.1 I Rye .... 20% tid Oat..." 10% 4d Pea* vtj. sil DROWN Ott %IL'nCt)VAuu 3111,,ttc. Average Price from the Reim Ile made ill Ike N eek ending U. edurmho in.!, 32a. 40. per evi t. excht‘ive t.f duty. PitlLE OF FLOIIi, Per Sack of Five Bualiels,or s. s, Monday. C. •; Fine Foeli.h flour $3 a4O American Floor ...:8 a U,/ Seconds ditto .... SO 113 per Barrel of 14 cal. BREAD, 7d. 1.41 d. the Utiartsln Loaf. .Slll IFI E 1.1) NARK ET. ....... MONDAY, OCT. 28.—There was an ancommois large supply of Beasts offered this day, and Beef may be . quoted heavy sale at a reduction of 2(1. per stone from it londay s prices. Tuve was also a large number of Sheep, which h4s occasioned Muttou to Mid very dull aide at Friday's quotations. Lamb is Gloomy out of dare, and none was sold this morning. The usual still ly of Calves was offered, and Veal was offered at our last prices. Pork Was very dull this day, and lower by ad. per stone. Tile Meat itlarke: upon the whole WAS eat owing to the lari,e supply. The hatowing Is a CU:11;(1.slAtellO;i.s 01111 e 141Cvs LW, nuititers at market:— PRICE of MEAT, exclusive of the 011al, which consists ul II end, Ent 1.04. and 111. e, said is wOllll about I d•psr pound.—Per atime of Silts. ' MON DA V• 11110 A Y. Iteef 24 411 to kit 04 !leg 1. 44 10 S. II I Mutton .$1 44 to 8s otl Nlutiou Ss .44 to 34 114 LIMO OS Oil to Ds 04 Lamb 2. 10,1 10 3' 4.11 Veal Se otl to 4s Oil Vet., 9, thl to 4. 0i Pork 2. 8J to 2. 44 Pork 9, 81 to 11. el Head uf Cutileat market, Ilea(' ot ( it.i le al Mart • Beasts • • . . • 8,125 Ileit,t, • . . . . 861 silieeu and Lambs . Y 8,40/ Uri. a,,n Laughs bl' u Vitt* • • • ' . . . 1110 I Pig: Calves !lay Clover Slr.4* IIA • -A/1 h • sY b n 10 /4 5 0 - - - • /3 0 9 to £4 10 0 - - - ZI 10 0 /116 0 L9NDON: Printedead Plibliqhed by the Propeietot./ 0 1iN ' l '* I(3G. 4t th efidice, 76. FieoStieet, hut ell Letie.pt• tu• 144atort(pustpeid) muet Lie adurensl. I Ilr.-_ ~ ~. s~ ~t.:.~, R• • 'l.,