The National Register. — London, England, 1822-03-04 00:00:00

Wodtdertpt- LOND3N. MONDAY, MARCH 4. Three o'clock, p.m. The Paris Papers of Thursday have arrived ; the fol!naing are extracts :••••• PARIS, Fen. 28.—1 t was in fact on the 24th of this month that General Berthon suddenly appeared about 10 p. m. in the market of Thouars: he had with him the ex-iieutenant of artillery Delin, who teemed to act as his aide-de camp, and about fifty individuals who constituted the suite or army. When the people were assembled in the market place. General Bertlion read aloud a proclamation, drawn up in his name, in which, taking the title of " Generalissimo of Piton and Bretagne," lie declared that the object of the confederation was to destroy the dominion of the nobles and priests, and to abolish taxes insupportable to the people; he announced at the same time his project of marching to Saumur, where the garrison and the elm's, according to him, were eager to join his troop, and to second his resolutions. The men who acecatpanied Berthon answered by different cries to the proclamation of their Chief: tl.ere was heard a mixture of " The charter for ever," with • The Emperor Napoleon 11. fur ever," and " Vie lit Republique." Berthon lett Thoutirs and proceeded towards Saumur: on the way he had the tocsin sounded in all the villages; the peasants flocked together; the proclamation was repeated, money distributed, and by these man auvrts the troop received an ad dition of about 200 pout wretches; it was about 230 strong when it arrived at the bridge of Fou cheux, half a league from Saumur. At the first toes of the march of the rebel chief, all the civil and military authorities of Saumur had assembled; the pupils of the school, the national gnarl headed Lv their respective commanders, the Sub-prefect, the Mayor, and all the members of the civil tribu nal, went out of Saumur amidst cries of ' Vive k llui ." and marched against the rebels. They met them at the bridge of Fuucheux ; the Mayor thought it his duty to go alone to meet them, and, with a courage the inure laudable as it was inspired by the desire to prevent the effusion of blood, and was not . without personal danger, he presented himself alone to General Berthon and demanded the reason of his march. Berthon answered, he only desired a pas cage into Saumur, and that he guaranteed the town from all kind of pillage and violence. " You can not obtain this passage with the signs of rebellion which you bear," answered the intrepid magistrate. " I will force it," replied Berthon ;'anti at the 6.1111 C moment a m..n in his suite held a pistol to the Mayor's breast. " You may kill me; you will have one more to answer for." The firmness of the Mayor had its effect; it was night; neither party could ascertain the furce of the enemy. Bart lion retired, threatening shortly to return and to make the town repent its resistance. Twe men whom Berthon had seduced by money, and to whom he had promised speedy and powerful reinforcements, no sooner saw him turn back, than they dispersed and returned to their homes, Berthuu had only ten or twelve men when he appeared again belare Thouars, which, having had tame to recover itself, closed its gates against him. Berthon then resolved to fly with all speed, and it is ascertaiiied that, having procured the dress of a peasant, he is now wandering among the woods and mountains with the sole object of avoiding the active search that is making for him. Nine or ten persons, who were part of Gen 13erthon's troop, have also been arrested among them is an ex-colonel. It is hoped they will be ail taken. The Duke tic Cates arrived at Paris yesterday evening. On the tilt. the re.-tes opened at 89f. s6e.; rose Co 93t. 4. . ; mite: taw printed list closed at 90f. 23e. ,Ntsjesty recently sent the Order of the Gar ter to the King of Denmark; this, it is said, w•as FrelUad to the demand of his daughter Caroline, aged 29, in marriage for an illustrious personage. LAIF INTELLIGENCE. --._Y. ~ .... _ COLA 1' OF KING'S BENCII. bAII.KDAY, MARCH Si. 1.161 L.—FAITtM.. V. ivEs. This w:.s tt" uctin" for a libel hrotieht by the p'4iotill; a edllLllll 111 lilt: sli 45.). against the eefet.thint, a wi..t•- uterchatil, who bvi..g thr Itol."re of twn Xeil.illigC oicreptot mitt tui paw snack: ItO yrar:l tti, l aft at.“ 1111 j 1 0'1.11.11 ifl/111 LOT r• 1011 ti q .eslitt4 114 ..ts 1,1,,t0tt•11 (wis.mt hr r0t..11 1:01 us get int. lath ' rod, iiiii .it 175 . ;As N.O the ttlirs‘ti hurl, Its tits tier rd *hien the el:entail <l.• cl4r..ti at sp oaf Lott lets ptt.motion ut thr emu! In rill pre. r: acrd, and his I.:11 -it:ly tots' et.dri!. Tile plaint .0 .nt.Fo rutattsctra Wit C:164: in itere..n,c4l/et , s, Willl 1 .P.‘l Al e :1•Il• the I• 13 Lurt. I'. !turrout al.tl X r. , 1 ' THE NATIONAL REGISTER who were examined, negattved the allegaion, that his half-pay was suspended in consequence of the defendan t 's application. Th, Duke of Turk and lord Sithitouth, who sat on the Bench with the II biefJustice, were neither of them • isJ nil as ed, and no other prim' was tendered of the plain trs pro iiiii tion having been impeded by the defendant's petition. The Chief Justice left it to the Juty to say whether the puhlication, luting private communic ition, could uir the evidence be con , sidereu as tieing I fished maliciously, and with intent tiefame the platti iff. The Jury without hesitation found a verdict for the defendant. The vootls fur which the bills were accepted by the pla null, iii 1812, were articles of opholstery supplied by Mr. F arc /6 Wrig.ht, who, it will he recuiec:eil, was the upholsterer of Mrs. Mary Ann Clarke. The laird Chiet Justice havity, di-Ito -y.(l of all the SpeelJi July causes, standing upon the paper, the all. titt & s after term in W sing' SAT COUR OF CC/ANION PLEAS. sAteunumr, Plait 24. SILLS V. GOODWVN AND Co. TIII• action was llIUU;:.111 by the plaintiff, who for. met ly kept the Coach ash! Horses plablic-hoist',St. John. against Goodwyn dial Cu. the lfiCsVers, to recover the stns 012001. alit' I.ll.Warill. under the tollowing cirettinsialiCeS : The plaintiff. ih 1816,t00f the prentiFes of the brewers, at a rent of 661. per arpititti--contlitioned to pay the arootid landlord 501. per annum, and ,51. per iiiiii tale brewers, as tile improved rent was to be set a B aitt , t ally necessary repairs that the plaindlt might do. The pladitilf also paid into alit' bands of the biewt'rs depo•tt as a S. C11:1:y against ally balance that shoult: be due on the heel account. A the t w nett the plaintiff took the premises, there Ware a•V la( eXCelll Rills oil the 'M111151:5, aUtl llle 1/I,lllllltl d 2001. repaired tile premises mud put tit ills and by great Indus ry briaight back the custom 10 tile house. L./ttring three years the business promised a go , d icon ii, hot towards the rod of tile third year the brewers were desirous of ge,fillg Sibs out ; and t.tr that purpose sent an .xecution oil the I ttt.lll.SCS !of ii61.:11 rears it rein, when there was oil . ). 451. dm:, au•iiil‘t which the repairs, amounting to 43- 176.6.1. was due to Sills, the plaintill, so that, in tact, only I/. 2s. 6.1. was due.— The brewers finding that the plaiiitill would nut go out. reluied to send any b. er without the y, though they lied 801. deposit. The plaintiff therefore sent Y-ti. 45. 6'. for three putts of beer ; hut when the brewers gin Use 111 y, they W011I•1 nr tsa r send the beer mar return the money. 'I tie plat tit'iti applied to other brewers to stipoLy Mtn, bas; a, t 11.: 0. longed t i 6 , lollwlti and Cu. they ti.ei•ind it. Thus si.tiated the plaintiff con sented that o tile LeCvvcrs wouitl accept a respectal/le tenant, he w I lease the prcinises. To tills cite brewers agreed, and a Mr. Falley was 1/101/05Cli and ac cepted by the urewers ; mid Fahey . erect' to pay Silts 4201. for tur.iit lire and fixdires ; Wit the turners in. sis•ed 1.11:4( all agteement humid lie entered Into with the B 0..c1 Clerk, woicit was and a ti ,y alt 0.1.1 ed f o r tile p. yineati of the money, and tak mg possession. — When the clay arrived, the brewers insisted that a Mr. Wilson shituld have the premises, slid not Mr Fines, and die brews rs' brokers, Mr. Wand and Mr White, valued tin'; aid fixtures at 3201. tle.hicteil the arcutnii fur resit MO cliar4es, and paid : 4 1.1 , the platnittl', 2091. for that tor winch tic raped: and to re ceive 42'01. I'ncdefendan's sought io Ilekllf! themselves under the agreentei.t titade.with the lhoad the Jury gave a ‘ertitei of 1021. and cost,. CI I? CUI T'S. Days and PIZ:4S appointed for holding tlie Lent Assizes, viz.— I`sORFOLK C I 'ICC IT. Sir Charles Abbott. Knight, Lord C;iief Justice; Sir Richard Richards, Knilit, Lord Chief Baron. Buckinghamshire —Saturday, March 9, at Aylesbury. Bodfordshire—Thursday. March 14, at BediOrd. Iluntingdomiiire—Saturday, Minch 16, at II unt:ngdon. Cambridgeshirt—Tuesdav, Match 19, at footbridge. Norfoik—Saturday , Match 95, at Ti“. third. Sultbik—Tliursdhy, Ma IDLAND rch '24, at Citl Doz C y St UIT. . ld:r.und's. M Sir Robert nallas, Kat., Lord CiiiefJusoci:; Mr. Justice Best. Northamptonshire—Satiortay, March '2, at Northampton. Ilutlandsntre—Fiidny. March S, at Oakham. hiacolmhire--Saturday. Match 9, at the Castle of Lincoln. City of IM:coin—The lame day. at the City of Lincoln. Nottiag!iani Al ire—Friday, 15, at NoLunglon , Town of Notan,pani—Tne same day, at um town of Notting. ham. I lerbysltire--Wednesday, March 20, at Derby. Leicestershice—Nltintlail March t.s, at the Cast:e IT I,CICL . S.cT. lloroui,l of Lturester—t ue Wally day, at the borough ut Lea l:Ay of Coventry—Saturday , March 50, at the city of Coventry. Warwickshire—'Te l same day. aCIRCUIT Warwick. ILIAI L . Mr. Baron Graham; Mr. Baron Wood. Ilertfordsharc—ehursday, March 7, ni Itertfattl. Essex—.ontiay, March 11, t C!mlnisfurtl. gust—Mmday, Nlatc:. Ib, at Maidstone. Saa.Jcx—lond,.y, Almh 23, at llotAtam. Surrcy—Thorsdr.y. RTHE Marc 23, at icurr. Kim;timn upon Thames. NOtIN ch Durham—Wetlnrs !py, February 27, at tln: Castle of Durham. Westmoreland —Thursday, Ftb. 28, at A:pleby. Town of Newcast!c iron I'vne. and county of the Fame town —Saturday, Alarch t!...4 use Gundhall of the said town. Nuriu..bethu...-1...c aILIAI.: day, at tie Lat.tle of Newcastle uiw-u T y c.!. Ctinibzrland—T!:c tame tiay, at the city of Carlisle. Ctrt In lurk, and county cf the aan.c etty—S.turd4, ;Mate!l 0, r.t tile Guildhall ut the asid cry. lin. kas,ire. :rho t.r.nre day. at the Castle of Ymk. L0n4.4.ba6.--:.a'.•l•lty, March 23 CI , a t the Coati/. u 1.. :...acaster. WEn't Ell); RCUIT. Mr. Ju.tiew l'atk ; Mr. JuAice Iluaough. illSotithau.ptcn—:,l,mday. March 4, at the Cas.le of Winchcstcr. Iv ittshn. , ..--V.ctrirday, Match 2, at New Saturn. botsaaltire—Thur day. March 14, at Dorchester. 1:,:vt:: - .;'.:i.c--Mot ;Ay, Slams .8, nt te,. Casa.: a Exact. City and County of Exeter—The same day, at the Guildhall of the city of Exeter. Cornwall—Monday. March 25. at Launceston. Somersetshite--Saturday, March 30. at the Cattle of Taunton. OXFORD CIRCUIT. Mr. Baron Gartow • Mr. Justice Richardson. Berkshite--Monday. March 4, at Reading. Oxfordshire —Wednesday. March 6, at Oxford. Worcestershire—Saturday. March 9, at Worcester. City of Worcester—The same day, at the city of Worcester. Staffordshire—'flturaday, March IS. at Smffooi. Shropshire--Wednesday, March 20, at Sitosyrsbury. Herefordshite Monday, March 25, at Hereford. Montnouthshite--Saturday. March 30. at Monmouth. Glocestershire—.Wednesday , April 3, at Glocester. City of Gloctster—The same day at the city of Glocester. CHESTER CIRCUIT. The Hon. C. Warren; the Hon. S. Marshall, Sergeant at Law. Montgmneryshire—Saturday. March 0, at Void. Denbighshire--Friday, March 29, at Ruthin. Flintshire—Thursday, Apnl 4. at Mold. Chester —Wednesday, April 10. at the Castle of Chester. CARMARTHEN CIRCUIT. S. Ileyacod, Sergeant at Law; J. Balguy, Esq. cardigan—Wednesday, April 3. Haverfindwest—Tuealay , Attril 9. Carmarthen—Nlonday, April Is. SOUTH WALES CIRCUIT. W. Wingfield, Esq. Chief Justice; It. M. Casherd, Esq. Glamorgunshire—Ttusday, April 2, at Cardiff: Breeonshirc—Tuesday, Apr.l 9. at Brecon. R a dnor a mie...tiontlay, April 15, at Presteigne. Nttß ell W ALLS CIRCUIT. H. Leycester, Esq.; W. Kenrick, Esq., Glamorgunaliire—Tuesday , April 2, at Beauma: Carnarsonshire—WedneAlay , April 3, at Carnarvon. Merionethshire—Tuesday, April 9, at Bala. Lon Don eAarhrts CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY. MARS 4. We have had several fresh arrivals of Wheat since this day week. but they are still principally of the interior qualities, which are neatly =saleable ; but what tine Wheat appeared obtained rather better prices than last Monday. Bailey is Is. per quarter dearer, and bribk is sale. Oats are rather dull in sale, and last week's prices with difficulty supported. Beans, Pea.. &c. are full as dear as per last. !'tour remains without any variation. CUIti.ENT PRIG Pet Ater Mrasure 14 US OA I. P. I. 56 a TY 31 a 54 I It i a 56 27 a 29 IN 101 i 'lli f Eight E7PNL,D. I FRI , " t• 97, 1 /N. SO a 7) 1 50 a 75 3.1 a 501 31 a 5 0 36 7/ " 36 a 54 27 u V 7 a 29 -- a a -- W LEK , Old Wheat .... New Itril reheat New W bite d 0... Rye Brank, or Buck K . beat Burley .. • Pale Malt ••••• • Feed Oat. Brett or Volamt dsll ev‘ l'iek Brive , OW data New IN/run lioilu Pease trey Pe.ibe it. , pc, ell per FOREIGN. u 21 u 27 52 u 6.1 15 a 23 22 41 V.: , a 23 2.4 a 2., 24 a 25 a 33 25 a 27 SW. a 524 21 21 u UT 52 a 1;0 1 :)'t a 60 15 a '42 15 a e 3 a '4 22 a t'! a Y 4 It .1 1: 2., a '1 I 2.) 2n 21 a t(i 21 a J 3 a 31 51 a 37 2ti a 2b I, 2s 31.11. el 321. Z. 01.., ..2 Asucrican Mintz limo moll ism•i and Viieb. kiwi aim). It) r 11,1110 Feed °ill. ilt . *% utl e nluuddu. i'Lcom ditto . lioisau4 Pease Prave Lithred prrgr. —•— • 65 a 72 I l):) ,i it 52 a till 52 A GO 6fre a lt 3 1 g a 00 4$ a 66 z 5 it 22 21 v 2.i 16 a VC I a 29 26 a 29 30 u 34 21 a 3u 32 a 4.1 48 a 56 48 a S 6 25 a 27 I VI a L 7 21 a 23 21 a 24 :ti a 22 16 a la ::11 a 25 21 a t 3 26 a 28 2i a 2Y 40 a 32 So a 32 24 a 20 21 s 26 S 2 a 411 St 1 4 /ICA, err (411•41itl, cur ••• Maid:lllle u 1 EN(.1...151) and %% ALE?", fur !ha We. rudiu6 FebruAl) Itith, extracted Irons Satiaido . 4 Wheat... 49. 141 ; Burley... 19. 6 1 liiritnc .••..12• aye .... 9,1 I Oat- 15 111 V.. 1111OWIS MUSL ON Aint) Average Prier tium the Reim 1111 waiir in the 14 erk 410 g ‘vedurrilay Sant, :Ali. bill. per en I. thcluisive or dolly. PRICES OF 11 ALLOW, SO NP, &c. per I ur 1 : A r, per Illt. Ul VII). I TOSS 11 1 allot% 4V, tio o. N rilua iitv.sia 0 0•I Lite ditto —s ud t• 4.1 Melted Stittr uth• ud S 4 • ttJ lhuo twu ;4 •l, ou. od Cirraves . . . . 1• tal Good Ihez;!. • . Curd Suap . . ills :711.111. • • t( , fi I MUI tie • • • • ITS Price of Canine:, per duzat, 9i. I s•. 01 (;d. per itoAell 4114)*ed Cur regi.) money. . _ dlar6et fs 9,1 Nt. Jame'', Market to 911 Lldie Atarl.et . • U.. IA 5, 1.41 Averagr-2 . Ud. S,IIIIIIIIF.LD 3;4 ;I:1; ET. 'MONDAY. Msncir 4.—Oat market was not largely supplied with Bcaats, and Beet may be look' rather chat.er. there was a col rab e nuniloe of Wiecp l'flvred, but NI ut . ou was in deroario, and well support_ ( last wtekl. price. Pork remains a. thew is n per Lat. Veal was caner dearer —ln Hay, alt straw, and Clover o I :.e foil owing is a corract statimient ut the prices and intn.li s n•arket:— NOCE of m AT, exclusive Glib , ()JAI. whit efl.Pt* of Henri Fait ail., and and is wuriii suoui i•i. r , r pound.—Per stone of robs. moue.* v. lire( 3. t to 3. 101 I Wier 2. l‘ltitimi *4 ad to S. Da I N Lai 61 , .r• LAM() Us 011 to 011 .0116 0 ; Veal 2 , 1 to ti, cal 4. Pork 2. 81 to 4. 2.1 4 ' Head 03 Catt;t• at market. }lead of Latc.e a: 1 Beast, 'sl.i:el , sad 1.411543 . 1%001 Sheep :AA i•su. .1 :1/ C.. kCS i . • • • 132 1 Clive ...... tAV. 3. 64.1 bd 0,1 in 0- On .1 OJ t lu 1* LoNnrlti s :Anted and ken, Ptthli,lictl tr tfic rtoptiete4 I • 3, I AI T W IGG, at the Office. IG, rice. Sticet. % eli dater the Editor, (post retie ) must Le ak:i' 1 4....4:41. - . . ■IMI I