The National Register. — London, England, 1822-06-24 00:00:00

- • eo Si% .:01IN TUE BAPTIST.-lloliday at the Bank and Stock E :change. iDoacript• LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE 24. Three o'clock, p.m. The Paris Papers of Thursday last have arrived, of which the fullawing are extracts:— • Pants, Jumc I9.—Last night his Excellency Marshal Duke de Bellune, Minister of War, an nounced to his Majesty the arrest of Gen. Bert bon and two of his accomplices, which took place in the city of Sautnur, by a detachment of carabinecrs. The Salle des Gardes (guard.romn) of the Cha teau of St. Clout has lately been embellished with whtde-length p Irtraits of the Vendean Generals who died on the field of honour for the royal cause. They. have Laroche Jacquelin, De Lescure, Coale- Lateen, Chareue, and alsi the portraits of Generals :+loreau and Pichegru. A Spanish go:alit:l.d wishing, notwithstanding the watch upon toe line of health, to enter the French territory, the centinel ordered hint to retire, and said he had orders to fire upon any one who ap proached within two hundred yards of him. The man reluctantly obeyed. At some distance from the spot he met several Spanish peasants, to whom he related his adventure ; they exited hint to turn back, and insist upon pasiing the line. lie conse quently went tile scoond time, and attempted the passage. The sentinel, unwilling to execute his orders without consulting the officer of the post, :vivice of the seri...ant, anti was ordered to fire if the man would not obey hint. spaniard advanced, and the sentinel shot him in the IJ:east. Ele dropped dead in consequence. 'rids evelit has occasioned much rumour in Spain, and on he v erul occasions the Catalans have attempted to surprise a few soldiers and officers of the 60th, in order to revenge the death of their countryman. CHAMBER OF nEpuTiEs.—siT r:No or JUNE 19. This day they di.tributecl Lie list of petitions, strong which is one from the Sieur Lvartle, a Co lonist of St. Domingo, who requires the creation of funeral monuments to the honour of Louis the 14th, Matta Aatuinette, and the Duke de Bern. SOUTH AMERICA. Caaaccas, APRIL 13.—A rumour was afloat last week, that Col. Pinango had been dekated by Mo ra es, an occurrence both unsupported by, any credi ble authority, and improbable, from the relative I I position of the two corps. The attention of Morales w ,uld mu h more naturally be drawn towards the carps of Cil. Heras ; nor is it probable he would venture to leave the coast with this corps on his tl ink, for the purpose of encountering Cul. Pinango. We have notieed the report, not tram its intrinsic itaport.owe, but in conformity with our ideas of 1 :avittg nothing like a veil of inystely over public transactions, so as to give the enemies of the Repub lic the advantag.• of supposing we are either ignoraut of the truth, or afraid to look at it. General Peer is said to be preparing to close the bkckade of Puerto Cabello on the land sit . .e, and a squadron, consisting of a brig of 15 guns, a felucca, four sCholners, and Iwo fieehertts, has arrived at La Guayro, from Cumana, to ca-operate in the tame object by sea. Gen. Bermudez, who arrived on beard the squa dron front Cutnana, on Wednesday morning-, made his entry into this city. lie was met on the La Guayra road by Colonel Esculana and a large train of officers and gentlemen oil horseback. On enter ing the town he was greeted win, the most enthusi astic acclamations, and reached the house prepared tl,r his reception, surrounded by the entire popula tion of Caraccoa, all raoks, sexes and ages vying with eith other in expressing their feciings of gr - tituk and adteiration of a cinef, to whist.: wise anti aemp,rute conduct Caraccas, we may truly say, is in.!t ti,r her existence. llati Gen. Bermudez, witeu he first entered the city, on the 13th of May, pertni:' (11 a single vengeful ur disorderly feeling to prev:til among his troops, who can doubt that Mo rales .would gladly have embraced the pretext to in vulve the whole of the inhabitants in destruction. 111 Majesty's sloop Fly. Capt. George Tyler, .bas returned from Jersey, whither she wax sent to to wale an amicable settlement Ma dispute which Lad wisen batween the French and English oyster Ls:it:mien, as to the right of the English boats to fish o;t the banks stretching from Cape Rozel to the atkits call 21,1 Minquais, between one and three leagues f:Lni the French coast, which oyster beds they die en-.•ered hi 1797. The right hits been admitted, I-y which :he &boy will again become open for the sti:3ply ut our markets in September nest. Daring r mond:sof the ynir these thherles occupy :;00 s'a;ni; stanch cad aesey MOO Blitash nowt:El. • THE. NATIONAL REGISTER Can HT OF KING'S BENCH. ball/110SY, JUIN V 2. ]Hi LINO v, CLINOICS. The defendant, an undertaker, employed by the county of Surrey, at Horsemonger•iane gaol, was convicted at :he last mollies fur she county of Surrey of a suistleinea floor, under the following ctraminstances. The defendant nod been in the course of his business, been employed to bury a man stained Lees, who had 'sweatily beets eseculeds foe ceseinamy of burial took place in due course, and the defendant charged the county three pounds as eapenres. In consequence of h Utile suspicious circumstances which wallet wards occurred, the coffin was taken up and opened. when it was Wand hat it Was fined with rubbish ; and it afterwards appeared that the body bad been conveyed pi is mei) to sir. 111 mks's, fur the pm pose of dissection. Tiie defendant was this broil:lit rip to lei:6yr judgment, and the 4:oust sentenced hilts to pay a tine of 201. to the King, and to be imprisoned fur six mouths in Brixton 11..ase of Correction. Mt. Watford moved for a writ of Habeas Corpus, coot ' ns maims the gooles of the county gaol of Salop, to bring up a person c 111111 l lilted on a charge of wilful murder. 11,e Lord Chief Justice intimated, that it wos unusual to move for a writ of Habeas in u case et murder. Mt. Wilma d said, toe peculiar eireitawtances of the case alight, ;sesta:spa, warrant the apish( • . The Lord Chief Justice said, it would, perhaps, preju dice the ;at isoner on his trial it the Court gave ally opi nion on the facts, and his lurdship suggested that Mr. Watford had better consider the case again before be sub witted his mutton to she Court. The Learned Counsel acceded to the suggestion of the Coat t, aa•i took nothing by hi• mat 1011. THE LICENSING SYSTEM.—A short time ago an old established tavern, hitherto we believe of very good repute, called the Army and Navy Coffee-house, near the bottom of St. Martin's-lane, was shut up in consequence of the failure in business of the land lord. A Mr. Jiggers, who had been long in the trade, determined to try his fortune in it, and he purchased, the hose, fixtures, &c., and having ex pended some money in fitting up and improving the house, he opened it, and in due time made applica tion to the licensing magistrates of St. Martin's paeish, of whom Sir Richard Birnie is one, to have the license transferred from the former holder of it to himself'. To his astonishment, however, the ap plication met with a peremptory refusal on the part of the magistrates to transfer the license at all, and lior that refusal no reason was assigned. The fact being communicated to the solicitor, who, on behalf of the body of licensed victuallers of London, are watching the bill now in progress through the House of Commons, fur the better regulation of the licensing system, one of them, Mr. Goddard, waited upon Sir iticherl B rule. Mr. Goddard opened his mission by informing Sir Richard that he called upon him in order to know from himself it' he refused, and it he still persis - ed in his refusal, to grant the trans fer license to Mr. liggers,iof the Army and Navy Coffee-house? Sir Richard Birnie replied in the allirmative. Mr. Goddard—l have another question which I think it toy duty to put, and I wish to do it quite respectfully, I assure you. I)u you give any reason for refusing the license ? Sir R. Birnie— Nu ;I do not. Mr. Goddard—Then am Ito under steed, Sir Richard, that you refuse to grant this license, and that you do not choose to give any reason why you refuse it? Sir R. Birnie—l shall out answer that question. Mr. Goddard—l am bound to tell you it will be my duty to communicate this to the committee. Sir R. Birnie—You are perfectly at liberty to communicate what you please to the Committee. Here the colloquy elided. and Mr. and Mr. G ddard withdrew. The house remains closed. By the Tribune frigate, letters dated the 10th of May have been received from Havannah. An order hid been issued by General Davila, who commands the remnant of the royalists in the castle of St. Juan de thins, prohibiting to all fiireign merchant vessels entrance to the harbour of Vera Cruz.—As the castle completely commands the harlsour, the general can assure the fulfillment of his own order. —lt is supposed to have originated at Madrid, and that it will not be withdrawn without new orders from the Sponbh government. This will, however, only compel the foreign traders to seek entry at the port of Tampico, winch may be affected without molestation. The trade with Mexico is, however, described at present as by no means lucrative. The same veinel has also brought letters from Jamaica, which are dated only in the latter cud of April, the 7ribune having touched last at Haventieh.— still, owing to the delay of the paclset, they are the latest dates that have reached us from that The only news they bring is the corrobo ration of the report that Lord Cos:time had been joined by three Spanish frigates in the Pacific, which, in conjunction with the other ships of his squadron, has assisted to transport a large body of troops fr,na Panama to Esineraldus, a port in the Pacific, for the purpose of intercepting General Murgeon, in his retreat from Quito. The volun tary junction of the Spanish frigates, however, up pears so eatraordinury, that we ought still to wait for further confirmation before it i► wholly credited. Ti me LAppiee,. of Iti guns, Capt. H. T. Broome is toting Portsmouth, for the Cape of Goad Hoy; otat.'ru. ---...mormet IDtrtDo. In Upper Brook street, the lady of Lieut..eet. Sir Neal a daughter. At Ids house al Ropelre gram, Kent, tke lady of Sir C. DairyNW, of a too. At Itret.tford, the lady of It. RMalde, ht D. of a dinkier. At filackhealh, the holy et C. I. V. Com*, esq. or a sue. At hothatn hill, the lady of 11. flilfotd. pi. el e daughter. 1 los lady of smith, mi. of Weymouth street, of a daughter. At Itteherood, the la.ty of the Its,. It. Orem, of a daughter. At St. Plllleras new church, M. 111gbley, r.. Wert to Mal Alin !niers, of Charlotte street, Mau, diltlghttif of the W. Mr. John Miers,of the ,trend. At r.h.dwell, J. Gunner, esa. of Retinae*, is the sown) , of 11Coot , and lollies. !t00th.... k, to Morgue, Meet deocliter of S. <Millie, esq. of Kati ow, altadwe.l. At St. AUlliew's, Holborn, L. Clarke, esti. M.A., F.R.S. Isarelater e t law, of Lineolo's fun , and of the Privy Council utßee, (ooe of the tialrinhtS tabu it iii i i awl the sellwalled Loustitutteuel Assoeistion), to list's 11411, only daughter ur J. 11. Myers, of Juba street, ittrica stinure• At hdtoooton..l. K. Burrurey, eel. of Southgate, to Eliga, eldest daughter to 6. Marshall. ray. of Le& hall. Southgate. At Lambeth chasten the Ilan. It. smith, N.V. for the coonty of Buckingham, nod ody son of Lord C a rrington. to the Hun. 1.14.1 hatheritie Forester, second daughter of eater. At Ala. ylebutte chafe'', E. 'A. V.lllt4ths, eW. ut at. Mildred's court, Pooltty, second ~.o of It. T. Williams, es+ 01 Keppen street, Russell square, to Isabella Mary, second daughter of Me tote Key. n. It. Westou, U.U. 1.000 HeuJeslfsry of at. Paul's Oleo. At Wadtton, W. C. Johnstone, esq. youngest sin of die late James Johnstone, tag. of Upper Wimp..le sit eet. Ca. George Evans, fourth sues ut the late Thomas Evade, esti. of ha:glusloringe. it Ins house at Denmark bill, Vseabernell, J.Teanant, 'sq. aged US )rate. .Earl, the wile of S. Manning, esq. of the Oidnasee. Tower, la the SSW year of lint age. At itackney. Flushed., wife of .I. Thorp, not. of Chearldests. At Sanctions, iu had, Muss t.liz.iheth House, the only &Writhing Asttgliter el the isle thus. Koone, esq. formerly of fee, in the eta* eunitly, and niece of the late t . femme, este. of Berkeley square. At Lryton, in Lases, aged 17 years, Moy Anne, tided daughter of S. Ldemburotigh, vs.,. of ylitk st, eel. Cheat/side- Oa Monday morning, at his house la Maelieater square, the Slarritna of !tertian, K G, late Loral iligh e humberista of the Kinks llama huh!, and Lord Lieillenatit and eutios it..tutolitiU id Wei wietthire said MMUS. Ile was born in T 743, and is succeeded by his only Ina. the Earl of Yarmouth, Ile was advsneed to the marguisale In INS, and .5179 )eatill of ate. 'I he resent magas saccettls to the vast we.ilib, as well as to the titles lot the deceased. the riddled estates e esii.iieleil at little ,hail 01 901adh. per tannin. On Friday evening, at his house to (..aveuelish spare, the Earl of Orion,te its the /0111 ) ear of his sge. At Nice, uu the 4th 'introit, theory Smith, cog. yosageat sass Alderman smith. At Islington, Capt. Jolla Clelaad, aged L.onoon c.aarkets CORN EXCHANGE. MONDAY. Jt:NE 44. The market was moderately supplier! with Wheat this day. the fine quality of which fully maintained last Monday's prices ; the inferior qualities were, however, without improvement. Of Opts the supply was considerable, and they may be quoted at to 44 per qr. dearer. Barley was also in demand, and has sus tained an advance of from Is. to ts. per qr. Beans and Peas were brisk in sale, and the former 3s. to 4s. above the last price quoted; the latter were from Is. to 2s. dearer. In other articles these is no alteration. but the market, upon the whole, was much better than last week, and sales unusually brisk. CU 'MEN Per W inch ohs u W GK. rater bleatkure i MO N Is A Y. S. S. 40 a 60 52 a 41 56 a 55 I 18 a 25 IN lint TII If bight bush. wain. Sal). I 40 a 601 32 a 47 36 a 381 18 a 251 ilh Lk.h, .15. FRIDAY. I. t. 46 a 60 it a 41 26 a 68 It a 23 Old Wheat New lied Wheat New M lute do Nye Blank. or Duel W heat Barley ..• • .• • Pale Milli. Need o.its drew orPolaaddo• New Tick Beam Old ditto New Pigeon ditto Boiling Pease Grey l'eate • Hop: bred iier lad a 21 a 24 I 42 a 46 16 a 22 Iv a 24 26 a 30 2$ a 34 31 a 34 32 a 37 25 a 2$ 311. a 331. • _ • 19 a It I 42 a 49 15 a to Id a VS I 23 a V 7 23 a 27 31 a 33 St a 35 25 a 27 a 3O. • 19 a 23 44 a 46 13 a YO 18 a 1.3 13 u 27 2i a Y 7 31 a SS 32 a 3$ Y 5 u 27 311. a 331. AVERAGE PKII.F. OF COKN, Per Quarter, ot the Te.ei• e Mardttne lh,tricti of ENGLAND and WALES, fur the Week euthui; June ISth, extracted frump Smut day's 64seti e. 4t... 43c 101 I Harley— 16: 2 , 1 Beans 22t 41 , 1 Rye . .7. t.l Om D. 10 1 1 Peas ... 21. hi •- hitt) W N Oi: MUsCOVALIO Average Price Item the Hewn. sessile in the Week ending wednevvinv imvt, so 4. le I. per cvvt. excluNive dilly. PRICE OF FLOUR, Per Sack of Fire Bu..iiel4, or 2801hs. Mu. s. 61ouila). I. s. Fine Engli.h Flour 45 a 50 Americau Floor ... 34 • 36 Se C1111(6 ditto .... 40 •45 io:r Darrel of I cwt. isiiK• I), 90. the 6.1111'11 EILI.O 111.41(.1 41. MONDAY, JUNE 24.—There wu but a small supply of Boasts at maiket tins day, but the demand au short, and Beef mut. be quoted rather lower. There was an immense supple a thee') anti Lambs; Mutton in cons.unerce has tallett ad. roik per sto n e , and Lamb with great difficulty kept up its peke. continues unsaleable, wall Vein wsa far from bein n g kaiak. ( II" tae whoa, , market w.a r heavy, and !owes geerally lower. 'I hi foltownig la a correct statement , of vimee..• and IludiLie at u narket ; PRICE of MAT exclsive ot the Ofial, which Ciiais ot Wad, Etit E I , mitt little, and it wain auout lii N . per pouted.—Ver ttotte of Cabs. nor+ oat • ittuAr. Iteef 2, 41 to Si3l 2il Beef f. 4d to 3. I Mutton 2' 0 1 to 2. 4 1 •""lu 0.1 to Si 4 d La.oti 44 Oil to 5. I V e4 l 3i tld to 4s 4tl Veal St 2.1 to 44 4 fork Si IA to 4a UJ Pork St Oil to 4. 0 ' lionlot Cattle at market. I (lead of tattle at Mart. e'• eaais B Si t eep and Lambs . 10 Sneer and Lanths • 13.'43 eg g s Pigs ..... l Crites Stitt itAi liar - ---aYIOO to A 4 0 0 Clovcr .--A3 0 0 to 1,4 10 0 •4tr.vo -- • I oto 9 0 e...m..eeeeamPoereswaenaea.m• 1,9 N DON : Fruited a.nd l'gbliabeil by the Ptoprietos.J OH tR $ T:k at the fortice.7ii. 1 , ..e :Street, erhete all Lamm, the h.ditot...rua. emit itttialt t: 414A1Cliirtii• 1