The National Register. — London, England, 1822-11-04 00:00:00

Iv 2 KING WILLIA I.AxnEn.—lioliday at the Exchequer, Hat:lt, N.. 40, Sea and East India Ilutt.wa. Vodtdcrtpt- LONDON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4. • l'ltrce o'clock, 1► m. The Paris Papers of Friday lest, which have just arrive) by cspress, in.lulge in various spceulatiuns reseccting the its of Ct.ngress. The libt:ral Jour- n•tls awn, that it is not the intention of the Holy Aliiance to it:kali:re with the affairs of Spain, while the riinist, rial papers expresso contrary opinion, and ate anxious for the restoration of the old regime. 1 latter, however, will be disal•ik,inted in their wishes, which is fortunate fur France ; fur if their politics were to predominate, the Continent would u4aia he involved i❑ war ; but Spain and Portugal would ultimately lit: triumphant.—There are various rumours respecting the preliminary arrangements previous to the meeting of Congress, but it is hinted in accounts from Verona, that there may be some possib!e disunion among the Allies, if the statement is correct, that the Duke of Wellington has strongly solicited a declaratian lioin Austria that no attempt should bc made to add any of On; Italian states to her dominion, which it would be the policy of Eng land to prevent, in order to avoid the risk of addi tional restriction on the trade of the Mediterranean, which Austria might be likely at semi: future period to impose. Some of the l'aris Papers express an opinion, that the Emperor of Russia will, endeavour still to obtain a station in 'Turkey; and if so, the proceedings ut Congress will not partake of that unanimity which some perslns anticipate.—Letters from Saamur mention, that on the night of the 26th ult. an assat•:,in made on attempt on the life of Lieut. Wolfe), who, it will be recollected, was the .person who arrested Berton. The blow was not fa tal, as the poignard penetrated only a little way into his breast, and was directed against his heart. The assassin escaped, and his oliect evidently was to re actige the death of that unfortunate person. M. 13. Coal:tam, and the Editors of the four Literal Jour n•Als, viz. Courier Ft arterflY, Constatitionhet, Mote, and the Juurnal Flu C'ommcrcc, appeared beliwe the Tribunal of Correctional Police, charged, the former with having composed, and the others with having published a letter respecting the despotism of M. le Carrere, Sub-Prefect at Saumur, before the As,ize Court of Poictiers. The said k ttcr is do flounced as containing insults against a public functionary, for Laving duly discharged his duty ; and against t wit ness, in consequence of the tcnour of his testimony. M. B. Constant o,:cupicti a scat reserved for him bc- twven the Tribunal and the Advocat2's lx-nrh. On being caned upon to declare his nam^, profession, &e. he replicd,—" I declare that I do not admit the competency of this Tribunal to try me, because I have appealed against the decree of the Chamhzr of Council, by virtue of which I am thus cited bethrc the Correctional lice: but in order to evince my respect for the laws, and for authority, although in- competent, lam ready to answer you." Some A- jections.to the competency of the Court were also made by the CounAel for the Editors of the Journals. After a short deliberation, the Court deferred the suit to a future day, in ord2r to take into considera- Akin these several pleas. Al. B. Con►tant has re ceived another summons to appear next week, to answer to an indictment founded upon his letter to M. Margin, Procureur (.Lneral attached to the Royal Court of Poictiers. His Parsj.!sty has, it is avid, formed a resohniim to reside some part of every year, in future, at Windsor Castle, the eastern end of which is now lilting up uxire particularly for his reception. The extreme dampness of the cottage is said to be a prim ipal in ducement with his Majesty fur this change, much ilium% having been occasioned among the members of his household front ti at curie. i he Speaker of t'.:e I :ottse of Commons, tiller con sultation with tl,e hi24est Law Authorities, on ficurday withdrew f ow the contest to represent the . I.7uivarsiti of Cauilx;tli,e its Fax::am:at. THE NATIONAL REGISTER L.l IV I'ELI.ICLiti'C L. EXC COURT OF Cll PiNCF:RY. sA No‘. 2. IN TIIE MATTER ta , lIENNET.—WARD Ol• COVRT. The Lord Chancellor this day, on coining into Coml. gave kidgineut in the casein which he took home the papers ester nay. The effect was that a contempt had been committed, but the case was one iu which lenity ought to he shown. That the Master should report whether any marriage load taken place, and that the solletueht might he discussed ; th:d it would he highly saltiseatile that a second marriage should be solennirted io Logi:mil, and that when the report was wade the other points should he decided. e TUT PORTSMOUTH cAr,r. After a very considerable diseit..sion, this cnuse was ordered to sto o l till Tuts&ay : in the mean 11111 c, no Alidarit, nitrite (Jr. It.itilheati and Mr. France, aas to he read h) his Lordship. In the course of the diseusstoo, 1,r.l euilicstlongly denied the reports that appeared in the daily papers of the ttatimaction in the month of Uctober last. The question to be ti,,.itat ed was descithed as tom of the very liightst impoit.inee. It was inti mated that a comaiissioh ►hould go down to investigate the situ ation of his Lordship, and that Dr. Bankheud should be WIC. COURT OF kING'S BUNCH. S‘Tit:RAI, No‘. 2. AI4TIN c. FRY. Mr. Scarlett Mated that v tlie plaintifr was a livery-atable keeper, and 11.5 prtaeut action wilt brought to recover if 0111 11:C tiert 11.1.111 l the value of a mare, %bleb be bad kt to his, and Ira bn,l bred injured by improper C4III4IUCt. The Jilt) funad a verdict fur the plaintiff—Damages 2Sl.—' Cuid!. . • COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. bELI.V. V. DOUDWIN AND UTDEKS. Sergeant Fell stated time case for the plaintiff. The defen dants were owners of the Coach amid Horses, public-Infuse, in St. John street, Clerkeilwell. The plaintiff relinquished a lu crative business in the country, its the hope :of increasing his prolits by coining to town and becoming the defendant's truant. —The plaintiff, when taking the house, understood from Lie agreement with the del, octants, that whaler( r money he should expend un repairs al.ould be repaid. lie continued in the house three years, during which time he expended -131. 17s. in necessary repairs, which had not bleu repaid hint ; and this sum forams port of that liar which the present action is brought. The renenumler of the SUM claimed by the plaintiff beat the de fendants, was the difference between the valuation at which he could have sold the furniture and fixtures of the house, when leaving it, to a tenant who wet ready to pay him the money, and the valuation at which be was obliged, under the pressure o. the defendant's distress, to sell them to a tenant of their own. —A person of the name of Fancy, who wished to succeed the plaintiff in the bueiness, offered to pay him -1201. fur the furni ture and lixture.., which he was obliged to sell to a person named by the defend ruts for 2:e21 ; which ruination was made by one person, the constant broker of the defendants, and ano ther, the occasional broker, who was iu possession of the fur niture valued at the time under the defendants, and who was too much in their influence to be disinterested. As these trans actions took place in the year 1819, it may be thought that t e plaintiff had Leen dilatory in seeking justice ; but the truth was Le was broken down by misfortunes. flu did not a k the jury for the weight of their opinion against time wealthy brewers ; but he did ask thrum to protect the pour and much ihjuimol publican. %Vitt esses proved the case as stated, and . _ The C..ief Jurlice recapitulsted the evidence to the Jury, •nd charged them that there wan uo justice in the distinction wade by the defendants respecting the repairs. If they had made a verbal agreement, they were bound by it, and their wax no courtesy is, the ease. The Jury would judge whether, after she evitieuce that had been given of the fairness of the value lion on which the plaintiff had been paid for the futiaiture and listures, be could be entitled to claim an additional nuns. At three o'clock the Jury retired, and after remaining in con sultation tan I:ours, Irtuimal a verdict for the plaintiff—Da mages 1501. and cord, e..nse e%ciled grew interest, hulls amongst brewers and 1 . 14 , and many of each were in Court during the tital, and ion omit to learu tue verdict. Tux Bisitor •r CLonitett.—lt is said, that in consequence of the ideas associated with this title, on account of the conduct of the individual thus ex communicated and driven into exile, the name of the See will be changed from Clogher to Tyrone. The Marquis 'if Hertford, it is said, has strength ened his Parliamentary influence by an arrangetnL in a Suffolk borough not 50 miles from Aldboro'. ACCIDENT Daum GAS.—On Tuesday at noon, the open.-b00.,e end otrAthtiodi w..s thrown tutu the greaten colossi rnatiou, by u sudden and tremendous subterraueous ex plosion, tail was more like the discharge of heavy ordnance under ground than ant thing else. All the inhabitants in the new shops constituting the Opmad iiiii se Arcade, and in the houses on the opposite side M the way an far as Cockspor street, were instaistaiwously out of their resideucee, thinking that their own habitations were tumbling shoot their ears.-- l'all-mall mid the Opera-house Arcade were aliaiely filled with people; and their alarm anul amazement were nut diminish ed oil ►eholding aim immense volume of name, aecompanied, with a strong smell, issuing both from the dilapidated trent of the house belonging to the •‘ Westminster W int Company," at the corner of the Operamouse Arcade. The shop fronts were completely blown from their stations, and dashed to pieces: Three individuals hurried forth from the premises, presenting a s extraordinary appearance. One of them elevated his hoods, from which blood wan copiously running ; the second bad still a wilder and inure extrsurdioary look, the hair on his hemp being singed nearly to its roots ; and the third person, appa rently one of the masters of the Westiniiister 11 ice Company, had run from the premises on hearing the tertilic explosion, and on beholding the shop windows and other fixtures blown from their stations with the most frightful crash. The immense explosion and this sudden rubs were the result of an accidental ignition of ,gas that bail escaped trent the gas pipes, owing to some defect in them, or to the gas not having been properly " turned oil," and had wholly occupied the cellars under the Wine Conipaity's shop or conoting house, at the corner of this ♦rcade. The clerk and cellarman were proceeding to the similar to WWI snore orders, and the approach of u lighted mode (-sub.-al the ignition of a vast body of gas that Lind cm-mm.l from the pipes and lilted the cellars. The whole of immediately exploded, and fur a time I. ft the two in di% iduals almost suuseless. BlRrits. The lady of flanitiel Vend), esq. of Montagu 'beet, of a SU. At Ilainotead, the laity of C. 11. of a , Al hilt sou), tht tail) of J. la i a 1,, ens. barrister •I At Claptimis, the hid) to r. Ito ens. Calcutta, At Alitehaiii, suite), the lady ut ;he Rev. laeltaid At it..scommoo, on the Sills Oct., the lady of Capt. Ito) el Lancets, of a son, still born. MARRIED. At lienolltitton, Capt. D. K. eeaall, of the Don. Sealcia) tot hat lulls Jannetta, cal) surviving d.iugiler I.ltr I. Falconer, esq. ui ituinbay. At the same place. the hey. S. Sheen. of ftalioi • and of Hatton, to Luaba , third daughter in the vet. ct Sontli.imptun ruw, hossril At Nuacull), in the East Indies, on the filth of A pill atop of the 11.0, the East India 4.• paii)'s Bengal Li Mt., Sophia I'm her, eldest .14.1,1iter at W. l'aukri, esq.. nin" HI3IIIIOII, Ntsrlir:k• At slanio;d, liuculooliire. Mr. 1). Aird. of Ilarkney, Fliiabet )ono cat daug,lito of ilic tarn.. Li. du ers• the toimer place. ()a Nionflay last. al Chelsea chinch. the Rev. If. C.. Clair lAll, (Ambridge. io Alma Alicia , secund 'Login (ii octal sir Julia Cameron, RAI. 8..a.c. At I *intim wed, Mr. Woe) Young. of Lincoln's itill of I. 1 ...lg. emi. of Itenniaik hill, to I.llen, el,knl JAN. 1.V.1f, co.'. to East Uulw,ch, dory, y. At st.Mar)'., Lao.bctli, 11. 1.. Goahra.l, eq. of ~1 1110011 to :whoa, Ainglitor co A. kurslci. esq. of Lando-11i. DIED. Ou the IStls nt April last, at talcotte r tient. S. 0. real Nicks. Infantry, MA.II - 114 hitabliblllll.ll, 'Aden sou ,1111th, cry. of I 14tion Louden. Ito the a 3.11 ult. at his gamily seat. Hardwick, Sbrolaalii kyllastull I uWcil, bart. who teineacettort that county i 11. r NI years: !tarring no issue, los tale and estates th.st. l• •-tlat.c. the Rev. I..thwarel Is> atarton, sector ol Riaby in seduesday last, at his house in Finsbury square, esq. aged 71. At lot. I • In Fluffy er street, Westminster, aged . MI. her. toiore chairman oo the Loli 111 l i•stuiicia of Customs Oil 'aloud:ly 1.01, at Iloilo iilic wells, in the 37ib • Samuel It hialv•, val. of Islington Oil the 2.5 th Octnher, hi the Cab year of his ate, illnrs• of neatly font months, James sowed by, csq. , &C.: a• ti•t of coosolerable talent, well boost& as 11A plans nod the pnblisher of the complete Flora ul adder the title of the Eng ish Botany," amyl as a t labolious cultivator of Ilic scleilCca of Nato al History. Al ins house. tukssortb phut, City road, Mr. It so•heitor, aged US LONDON MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, Mown.t, There was a fair supply of Wheat this mornin, which erected good sales at our quotations of last althoiq h the fine :iced Wheat may be quoted at soi. finest qualities of the other dtscriptious did not e' higher prices than 465. to ilia. There was a moth Barley, the finest samples of which may be quoted this price sales were brisk. There was a large a offered, acrd sales were readily made at our lbw qt. Beans and Peas there is no variation, but sales were last prices. The quantity of Nom in the market ws amounting to upwanls of t 2,000 quarters, but there tiun in price.—The market was rather brisk this day were numerous. ►.REN U Pet Winch .ES OF 611, miier pleasure 1 11101111141 V. S. S. 21 a J 3 ; 36 is 40 I 39 a 40 20 a 22 Old Wheat New Hed Wheat New White do Bye Brunk, or Buck YO a i 2 W herd Barley .... Pale Malt Feed I)d drew or l'nNiuddo. New Tick Bonus Old ditto New Pigeon ditto Boiling Pease Grey Pease Rapeseed per last u 21 a 34 50 a 58 20 a 2:1 22 a 26 22 a 25 2t et 2 2$ u iU 36 a :.:16 28 a SU kW. a 221. a 24 u SI AO a 58 20 al Y 2 'V u '45 ::2 a 25 24 a 28 28 a Y 0 26 a 28 • u So 2UI. u 2l u 34 50 it foS VO 22 a Ili It a V:. 24 is VI 20 is 30 3(1 u 3 ill a 30 %Ws a 22:. AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, Per Quarter. of theTwel% e Maritime Districts of ENGLAND and WALES, for tl e Week wading Oct. 26th, eat d front Sataida, GaAellt. Wheat... 3ss Id Barley... 964 8.1 I Bean 4 964 7d E. , e ..., 20s 9J I Oats.... Ilk IJ I Peas ... 304 SO PitiCE 01 Per Sark ul five FLOUR, {lsabela, or 2110ths. s. a. M oody. r. as Fine Enirit.ll Fluor 35 a4O American Flour ... 2$ atO Seconds dull° .... 30 • $5 per Banal of I cat. liltLAl). 741. to 84. the Quarter's Loaf. minimmimiumumniamm i . V. Montage steect, Russell square, ttimesq. of a son. ems. barrister Ai lOW, or a Wan. esq. of Calcutta, tit a slaughter. it Iles. lasimsd Cratinser, of a le lady of ('apt. Colas, of the of the Den. Company's Ship sal) surviving clanks., of U ,. : ern. of Ratio, college, Oxford, daughter ot the late J. Alliee, he. Nth of Aptil lost, J. Drew, taw's Viva& Civil Service, to W. PM kei , esq. 01 NlOnlitlfori., Aird. of Ilaehney, to Caroline J. G. tic Alersisilills, CINI, et he Rev. 11. C. I herr), os a, second date4ider of elsjor , f Lincoln's inn field., Child son Clien, eldest daughter of Nth. sail, can. of ! . anotsu etrect,Cley, if L081.6v111. lieut. R. 0. Smith. of the 7th tumid, shiest sou art tin: late .1. ardwick, Shropshire, Sir John rib that county its I siliament and estates sittvulve to his only lector of Libby and Fornhant, Finsbury equate, A. Coldsmid, a,lnater, aged PO, R. rreolo. Agonies. of Custs JJJJ *IIII.IIZIVOI. , fu the 371 b )0:11* of hie ,ige, er of Ills age, after a lingering owes hy , can. I'. 1..14.. Ss .t :is., Cull known at Ole engraver of mplete Flora art Gtrat and as a l inlrlhgrut nod .nlin al itiolury. y rued, Mr. !hymn Iludeen, 1 GE, MONDAY, Noe. 4. at this morning at market, Stations of last Alonday ; re quoted at 50s. to 515., the ions did not effect sales at ire was a moderate supply of nay be quoted at 34.., and at was a large supply of Oats at our last quotations. In , but sales were brisk at oar n the market was very large, utters, but there is DO Khan- er brisk this day, and buyers • LIN FOIL THE %V KEK, M• Eight 1111611 Ci” ISCUNI.OII. a. e. s. r. 24 a 43 Vi a 49 30 u 461 38 a 41i 31 u 48 38 a 48 21) a 1.2 20 a 22 KitOWN OK MUSCOVADO sULIAK.. Average Price Irons Mg Returns evade in Ike Week ending Wedni-mlav hull. Sic 011.. per cat. tVaillblbr kJELL) MARKET. • NiONDAY, Nov. 41.—Our market was well supplied with Beasts this day, owl there was a considerable number of buyers in the market; Beef was, in consequence, about 2d. per sail. dearer, and in good demand. Mutton was also in request, at as advance of 2d. per stone, and Pork has sustained a similar rise. Veal we. 4 in very good demand, and may be quoted at a rite of 8.1. per stone. Upon the whole, the market was brisk this de:, and sales were readily effected. The following is A correct statement of the prices sod numbers at market:— PRICE of MEAT, exclusive of the 011al, which C 011, 1 , 14 ut Head, I.:oil-ail, and Hilt, and is viol th about 11.1.51 pound.—Per some of Sibs. wilanet• YIIIIIA I. Heel' 2s ail to 31 2d Beef 2. 1d t 3. 01 Niiittou 2. 2-1 to 2s od lit 1..14 2, Yd t* Y. 1114 0. On to Os 0.1 Lamb 2. 10d to 3. 11 Veal :fs ba to ds bd Zi• Ud to 4. " i'"rk 2. $ to 31 GJ Pork 2, d i to 3. • i 111.4(44 Cattiest market. „itiwir Beasts Sheep 'i,l9) Sheep and Lambs 6.5h0 Pig. Calve, Hay Clavtr - - 15 5 0 to j 4 10 0 straw - 21 lw 0 to tl 10 I) LONDON: Pristieel Lod PobliiLellt the Proprietor, JOH% TWIGG, et the Office, 76, Fleet-Sheet, whets dl Lettera ry the Editor, (post paid) *WI be addtese..d.