The National Register. — London, England, 1821-11-05 00:00:00

F ' inst., written at the - nroment of the - aniricesdeparal tore, states—•° W e havc just seceivol oiliciai intel ligence that the itifection malady has broken out at Murcia and Aliesnt ; and that at Valencia the town gates (with the exception of one) are closa,= precautionary meAsure. The greatest desolatitark reigns in that province. In general, nil the advices thence are of the most calamitous character. The approach of winter is the only ground of hope that the progress of the sconrgc will be• stayed. Our troops begin to E g li sick from' the efrects of their severe due ies." OH the Russian ukase relative La the trade of the. Aleutian islands, and, the north-west coast of Ame rica, the Journal der Delvis males the following remarks:— " We most observe that this is the first act of sovereignty by which the Emperor of Russia deter mines in a fixed manner the mum:time limits of the immense territory hitherto described mutter the vague name of Russian America. The ukase comprehends within its limns a great part of the discoveries of- Cook, Vancouver, and Quadra ; but it appears to. . limit considerably the extent of the Russian establish meats, which, according to the latest voyagers, already touched npun California. There remains still to be determined the inland boundary where Russian America approaches the territozies held to belong to the English Uni ed Company of Canada and Hudson's Bay. It is a great phenomenon- thus to sec two Eurnocan powers having made The tour of the globe each from his own side, meet and come in contact in regions vet scarcely known. " The I,rovisions of this ukase are interesting, not only to the Eoglish and the Asnerkans, but also to Fremli navigators, who, following the traces of Marchant or Balguerie, may undertake expeditious for commerce or .ishing in these distant coast 5; FRANETORT, Ocr 22.--Advica..s from Vienna state that the Divan has already sent to St. Peters- - , burgh a re) !y () the answer given by Russia. This note is, it is asserted, drawn . up in very moderate terms, and such as accord with the position of the P:11V, and its ecsire to war. It is not doubted that M. de Lutzow, the Aus- • trian laternuneio, has had much influence in its drawing up. The general persusc , ioit is, Mutt the principal o:!ject of the journey of M. the Prince Metternich to Hanover is to engage the English cabinet to establish a perfect concert between the plenipotentiaries of Austria and Eugland, in their proceedings with the Porte. As the two Powers have the same view—the maintenance of peace—it is natural that they should employ the same means. It may ulsu be expected that there will no longer be fiend in the ministerial journal (the Courier) any more of these impolitic articles which, far from being of a , latciliatory character, on the contrary, fan the flame I,lwar. • 1 - VIE KING. HANOVER, OCT. 21.—0 n Thursday there were splendid tire-works, in honour of his Majesty, and the devices were pei:uliarly Exhibitious of flame were followed by brilliant pyramids, and - these were .suddenly transtrirmed into temples of concord, exhibiting the letters G. IL in prominent display. There was also a rocket, which assunud the appearance of an eagle soaring in the air, and the illusion was much admired. • THE GRAND BOAR HUNT.—Friday wav trte clay appointed for this boasted fete, and never was there u scene of more disgustnig betcliery than it pre sented. As early as five o'clock in the morning all the people of Hanover were in motion, and ev. ry bin se and vehicles that could be praca,red at 1 41: 3 ,, price were put into requisition. The ground where' the slaughter was to takeylave lay at the distance cf twenty English miles from town, and thither did the whole population of the country repair 'with impa tient .curiositi. The leery along' the way was wild and roninntic: 'Segregated hills covered with • trees 0f a stunted groalii rose on all si.ies, and at length vve came to a thick h,rest of.vast extent, where poles with cl..rk green &TS affixed to them siTved as so many gti,ides through a region of mud, over which none but Germans would nave the te t . fierily to venture a carriage. At occasional iuter . . vais both.s soft alreds were constructed as places of ientcrtainitent, and the wretched clicer they mippricil • Aria eagerly purchased. YEru . might sty a dashing Garland drinking srhaapr (spirits) out of a glass t i yoyal Duke of Cambridge at their bead. None were al lowed m use fire-unus but his Royal Highness, with the ArchdUke Ferdinand of AnAtria, and the Duke. ~ work of destruction commenced, and a herd of boars Game down to the extremity of the enclosure, wli . cre .thc spoitsmen, if so they mild be caned . , stood ready si t . ' .so attac k tnem, the peasantry it the same time rais ' in , loud yellkthrough the wnods, and liticpiii„ , up it w iirid of wild ciMeilii With thc sound of - tlie . Lo P !e as .. • they closed in upon the pr,iy. Thirty-five victims fell in. the fatal attack, amlthey Were 'literally but • elic44, The pier animals did not tittimipt any resistaiice; and i t was shocking tAit:ee . the torture in which they were kept, from their assailaws not being' sdruit enough in the use of the spear to psi theni promptly out of eXistence. I saw a hoar running about Use C.;suuritl with its entrails liiiiTing out, and one of the party thought it a proud exploit to piace his spear in the,, very part where a mortal . wound had already been inflicted. NVith the except. iitin of Lurd Clanwilliani, who acquittigl himself likie a true sportamon, there was scarcely an individual, , .. ~. that attacked the prey in a lair manner. • . - PIRACIES IN THE WEST INDIES. ............-_, isnrrtsi! 11,E5861.11 PLVNDUIt LI) OFF JA :11 A.frA EY PIRA- ' I , nesi. Catlllllll,,A ND OT4 £ 0 I , THIN I.IST IN coNsrovitscs. I-SAVANNAH , Suer. 14. On the :...*:ol4k nit sum anises! hes e the French brig Nur chic, from Monte Video, it itli the insister. aOd crew of flie k.nglisti Nig dlligator, of and for Halifax, Coollior; from Jassmie,s, %shit h, atter doubling Cape All:(Mict;:win. Allea • 1,1 A iiii ;1)1 1141 bailiff prate s , .1•114til 1 6 it 1 / blutuleebusses, suss.litts, and sabres. 'Tlie) loon lasSesionti of the .elltigolur,' ptunlered litr of every thing usern!, and welded the peolOr par.tirolatrly 411.! toaster, in the must slisirk,ng manlier. A, last cane) grub fuuod osa,-4,n3rd, and being ••sattshed %nth itt i l llvry stilll r..4lthe brit; to Rinfsue her v ss) am . in that stile * Lit,i( IP endeavour;og to get limn the shoals sisal mils whore site ' lied bctsi'demined, she' struck iin a rock and bitted. The trader mid crew took to thew long (mai, and Were fam. nately picked up by the Piarcirsc, and brought into this-port, • HALIFAX, Cc?. 3." The British brig I4oberis. banter, arrived at Si. Julio'. Neu aru... irk, f: qui lisis ilea. was Oiliest ied on the I 4 is A ug , n cap,' Agrobitl, of I ,O 10:. in spt e.r, li•itio pirant ii. (guises, w kith roblout A fria..l, ~,,s,euges of latmey, rho tiet., Q.C. its aniusint oi Aka. lis.Ab'EFO:‘: , SEPT. 4, V c have .s!residy Illellill , lWli tile :trust al of the brig 14 °rig Indian Chief, Samuel Leinnati, fruniKinAvtion, ( 'tam(' ~),• Mad lik.•N i-e ,faltNt that he was tubbed of t,too (11.11aral biUCe Capt. Let has foriii..herims 14 it II .1 111,41IiCalar the Intl Intl 005 I in tt half lie ! 1(.4 11;,, emra, Here ired led Li, the pirate.; a, has alma Capt. :stew iri, lisle of the schooner I:4baere, N III) 14.4 a a passenger net Ivala d.— It iiiipennt that they were sa.l uucafeued N Atli death, and several were Anal} cut and blipued. Their treatrneui to hog r nodal . to thio received by the cietty the zEjja,d,(l Papal, 1n addition lo the 2,2d 1 0 dollurv,Capt,,Leeitiaii aas batmen Of C4Oh. CIOOIII4, &e. to tile amount or Khufu ax. 1(4151 Caw. Stuart of piv i ortl) to - about .i 0:.; Utey Neee, in fart, shipped, as well de the CXCN, of ett:ry tliiu exoekitiog what they hod Oa. The ('rtiolebb of li.atero, al ,k•eil at Mitre no the 211,t fruit: Nett Orktte , , tt as hoarded by a pilaw oil* the tiavlso u.th, alai 'domiciled of woo, hosts", prostAusw, arc. T,,e) lobbed the Inkster 'taut clew of all their property, toil tutik Wail shade oh'. Is Niss oarosted to the masks. NLW YOILL, seer. WI. The brig Caledonia, l'net. tl esruto;uf Philadelphia, while Ding lately to the intrhour of Havant:too, was town iriilts by fiwriceta robber'. al iNcii With pirtots, euttirosev, W. 41 daggers. T. c Capiaia of the Caledonia wits the fiost pets Ii that was kaork , d dowit,aftcret nu n ail nell.ie w. i C put II; the fistecaptie r Awl Copt. Wa flier iiiii I the 'nate plundered or every thing, mail the vevsel robbed Ut hi uoxes or candles, and ,ter huat. hot., ver, on the nest tooruith.,, 'reettverrd il9 i/fthe hones, andes peeted to get the renatioder, - it) tar ciocuwstuace of one of toe gang in , ialessee 3gitithl the others. avian Suitio, of the Ajar, 1(t Phriailet- Ono * was rubbtd Yittit name night of about WOO ciellan worth of loopret!. There had been seven or eught other , vemsels robbed until ut sea nod ill the lantana of Havanna' u it hilt the space 0 1. 11 seek, mad the like depteilatiativ are inihtly committed. SFr rEaasa 2S. Pit; /Ler.— (tietorgo.Aktte, tho was a ilaL,Cll,:er in the 4e1%0 nor gtteriteiefa t ,Iterfitivti to het earth:7 p tr. ,tes, has ° ,,eriverl 41 (South tut olitfUsV folictittetutoub. 11' kite aI banal the pirotival 'easy!, heiv:iced' Ite data itrulettaut Ivies ilwy nei e humid, to watch 11,. oleo wry would carry the schuinier (EuergreeN) to the s.tineolure a hers they had Lail led ILI other Alorlicaii vessel* uhuui 14 doris previous. The Wailful arli•IM:1111,1 1; II Iu nail the ion.,rk Two lifothrrs, ut N.qir Yoik, b,otod frog, 11,1s:wilt* Ito TU1111,..,, .11 II 1.11;0 w after about SU sltets Nen' heed ai her All. Lite requeord the CApi.llll of the privateer to pe;aiit uli board the stuat.a, to which he cunseutei:, Cut a waltfnut putt . , r him to Like an Article o• property bei•oialag to him, cuii*Ut•iig of clothing book*; 4.14 cams 14, bed.liuti, etx. leas lug him only one shirt, ...e puil u, troa.er*. tort! sow k. t, saystig thut nos pleat) fur 11:114 al 1. Life has efatri! ILe plincip.,lf:tets of il te cttputt o f th e .Eorriveri, ts• , d has ful the,. tom Lie.l thectlitor of the Chu; ton Concur wilii the foltoswing hst of piracies commithA ih t.e ',flimsy or no 4111.4i1 . . _, , ........ ...•••••• , v1i11! Alilt/1110, 1 , 1 MbC homier of itoout :20 vns• ; the captain *a. th rown •I ,sv 11 the Slidell h3rcitewity. the crew bent uontet, ,_ full%, owl the br g robbed of every airlock the) r.tuitt ky thee• hand, norm. PliorecTitiV T 3 TIIC INDIE lAA in:. ti the sot/joined taptice from the'Net) D.:paittarnt ..f the United Stater, it will he sec33,lit the G hackward in granting that protection to tn.,. *.4., t comnreete,' which appears best calculated 1!o postpone tit unr.werilutios and mitten from toe , ft r p,... Jatiotts 111 01.1ty pu,ttta %hien infest Ilse net. brouri .'Per s runty tvrth which , etree,iieree between 'United States and the Weli lodies a n d golf of Sleeirtt .otte he ono prosecuted, o ill serve'to redo n e the I'd 1,1 of toisn..aot. , and iu et considerable degrte make up foi the ileteen.., that may arise flow vonitone for the sailing of the convoy. OFFICIAL, • NAVY priTAWYMENT, Sop!. SO. 1 , r.j ) . All vessels boned to the Lone., and 1044 'Mexico, that shalt rencea.ous 0) the 15111 day of 0 . 4.llSer west, iu Iwlitu4e 87 degiees N. add ten tenjoir. ceiNt lit Litint °little Ch. sapeehe Ha), ma) have 14I: hane6t of el7/1 - VUS of the United bates ' ship //er:al and !stir Spar/c, • 1 1 , (Trim the Ileard of Lloyd's, Nov. I.) The egbibleu of itouro, arrive l Gun) Nets Otletion at liaVte !he 81 , t tert,o,i• o r ,' fell iu t, ith ptrate, a hich lobht d !or t.f h.•r goos, Ro d p rov i s io n ., No.! till Ann. 1 , 01411 he token tron.y. 'They ro•Jied the captain and crew of all their property, the spepie intrusted to the 1th,,11 TUESDAY' A' !WIT 'S WHITEHALL, °CT. 30. • A dispatch llama the :111ln:bins of Anniontiory,ll2l4 klanottv. the :{4,th instant, was yeatmlay reccivtxl uy Lead It isconut motn.h', apndynarti trot his'l44l.itzty's deptildrc frym Harlow: was postponed to the itileth Moran t. . • ' , Ii ANKIHIPTS. • G. Lawrence, 'Eieshlin, •WOrteatenthire, viduall 7 r. Messrs. Hoo.tield and Co. Houverie Silva. Fleet street. - it Sulk'', llow.len Yncluthite, tallow ch.:miler. Sol. :11 Lowinle. Red Lion S:plate. S. Hulce, Nottingham, itileetsmith. Sols. Nlewrs. Chit/pinch::: unfil Co. Great Queen St: tot. W. Wychee.ey, Trefeant, Staffo4shire, , fitruter. Sul. .11r. Chester. Staple inn. N.Joilay, Charing CrOss, poulterer. Sol. Mr,Aturtont, New North Street, Red Lion Squire. W. Cable, Aldeburgh, Sulitillo baker. Sol. Mr. Carpenter, Furnirtil's Inn. T. Hitt, Clist St. Lawrence, Devonshire, butcher. Sol. Z..i. nruttaii, OM Broad Stmt. G. Gosiiitg, thosterdel.:, wine mercli.mt. Suls. lfessrtt. I.": And Cc. Temple. DIVIDE NDg. Nov. :77, .1. lk:clc, Ss/acting"; Mky. Coenhiß, watchmaker- VI, P. Dewsbury, Altrincham, Cheshire, corn dealer -21, T. Stafford, Bath, jeweller-44, H, Hay and T. A. Turner, New utak. Strut, S.rand, printers-6, C. It. 11.11aituy. Satalinwriahl, Wilts, dealu-t7, .1. Richardson, Sloane .itreet, Chelsea, apo thecary-24,p. C. Atari', L. Deane, It. Westbrook, sun. and H. B. Deane, Reading, bankers-20, G. Gardiner, St. Jolues ,Street, irunmonger-24, D. Pitt, Fenchurch Street, hosier-22, 'l. Dowding, %Vest Sumer, Dorsetshire, dealer-22, C. Thick, Shaftesbury, ot,iltster-21 4 W. ro:pps, Shorts:huh, straw lata mrinuLeturtr-24, A. Norblad and H. Middleton, Kingston upon merchant-24, J. Warwrek, St. Atoan's, draper-24, V. It. Abbott, Powis Place, Groat o,itiond Street, insur. -twe broker -24, It. Bass, Colchester, maltster-S, G. Itratlisty end J. Coring, Bcdfoid Court, Covent Garden, woollen deepen-20, R. A. Cu*, G. Weston, J. Father, Wall G. Cox, Little Britain, bankers. CERTIFICATES to be grimed`:or. 20. • A. Rodfortl, London Road, stationer-S. Davis, Butt', Stat. fordshite, toaltsicr--J. Coombes, Lower ritiatiweli, cooper-S. Starr, Choreal , Yorkshire, clothier-T. Dareliend, New Mai ton, Yorkshire, cum factor-LII. Rejig, Southampton Bow, Bloomsbury, man niillinat-C. Palk, East Teigninouth, 'linen drupe, --J. 'lyerman, prowl, Itieutnlastser-J. Nakao, Kendal, ‘tittitiorclasid, corn dealer-U. Yarrow, Otis well Sueet shopkeeper. • FAS:MONS FOR NOVEarlitER. FKENCH W A LEUNG DREi3,—Rottind ditio 11 light edition greessassiasit t, with two flounces neat she firm; above ti ale four tucks, surmounted by 4.4pullie ti ounce. The dress is made poi tsully high ; ;whir sue cape. -Sanaa uf Stites:hip, ornaissessicd with closer and pilaf! radium.. C;:ctscsissw shawl of sosi.b,rcy red, variegated ..order. Kid autf.beiiii, the colour or plans blossom. Whit, gloves. LISGLISH 43A ItaIAGE DRESS.—'this is ail esscrediugly becuasisig cos roskie dress. 'I ye pelisse. ss i posed of Caelsenisfe •It *HT, 1,01 111111 I, the Cult/u1 of I% Inch is a very use cream colour. The ts mooing ~.if .ll . eage of great Leauty mid simplicity, ilispieiett with I I " . most elsarsessug effect ; us colossi Is tt.ul of C. y lon miry; the the was. 1,41 of will, ts skis c ttttt t 'used Is is vet y rich sad ele gum tills. sours followed by the Wings: trimming is dWou the sides of the pelisse, nod thence 'maid Ilse Dinar/. 3.* cove of thee imposing dress Is Wade doubt'', of the description geitenally undei , t mid by the term torrid , . cape; it is Also fiiihned in a eery locolsomt. 11011'1614; of oral ha. ass elegant display of Huiikarian military holtoi”, ale art at squid dishiness iiiiM each al her• — The of this sissiolarly !Ayr, b is tioislicl in • most ui►icl'ul manner, 611 u failing cape etair, of the saine colour as the ti ttttt oss, :de endy mrut iuueJ, viz. that of the 011011 ruby, sad its nialersalos ~. vrt,et al great brilliancy sisal richness. 'far boaness Mostgeuer.sily worn with this carriage pelisse Hie of various (whimsy, as linty be deellled must beC1,1111.14 to the Varying cimuonstisuces of :so, figure, lei Wit sad all tisuse slits Jistsucliw i wbieh the eye of I,sle iritl catch, hut u his h ran scarcely be deA: riz,ed. The out enso nsbk ut the c fleet of this eta slag,. costuartC islighl elegant, and tasteful, while it displays o rirailess of rum' elleci, and well calculated to assist the cutaplcituu. . - I r l • •.i , . . 4. - Mir • . _ . 04- 1 , 0 • - • age' _..,,„ .4......... - 11' . 411 k"..1....a... ..--. . .... •a. :lb . . .... • 843 • • '‘l t'lrE NATIONAL REGlS i i'i l 11 : 1143116 . 'lf •- • .., • . • .P.l I? IS PAPERS. • el lilted the lips o f Some hundreds of squalid citizens, Tae seteniwr Ilat,di, arrived 111 i InV9llllllin from Pltiladel. Vl i i i i: Ze t y l Zbra i s i t u ntlll p W i l i L t 9 ti i b et7 4 ittst d .l l , ll t r if I k e a p t l i t 1 7:: 1 1 . 4b e" , u t:::: -.9...-- ' h oring, at the saine time . s piece of blaek bread in :mil mi.:oiled with 12 turn, win) robin:if the silnanict or e ' ~,t ry. one side of his mouth, and a segar in the other, OCT. `27.—Sir C. Stuart, the English timing. lador, while a wedg. of . German sausage, surmounted by a al:.ele 1.1... y could lay Ilii.or Winds upi.d. reeei.ed yesterday (Friday) evening, a courier. des- piece of raw bacon, gave employment to the thumb 'Ca,' heintaplerodite bet_ Dutpkin, of PurissnAut!., New patched by the Martois of Londonderry, to announce of his ri ,, -lit hand. After penetrating about 'a mile ;I.onpshite, tut ived on thi.V.“ii, will boarded oil cape Au- to him that the King of England will nut visit tonic, b ) a schoourr of about Y.. 5 tons, manned with '2O ineu, I% . and a h r 'alf into the tbrest, we came to a place en- . " . ,,, w sssjs.bsg its yi .„„ t ik r asou,sy, splitting open th e cap. t ' Paris. --- • .- ---"''' - Waled - by FeToo"iis - lilaltel.:Tork,.•*itliil inn *the taro wrain,.; de : t.k. and committin x oilier excesses 1 the mute r eeei, c d neveral stabs la the back, anJ the men were severely i One of the most deplorable and desolating conse- quences of the contagion fever ::t Barrelona is the sta i d% and wild boars had for some time before been collected. At the extremity of the enclosure a sort h-at, and ltuisted up by lire neck to couipel thou to dicuve dea!h of 14;00 young:men, who were cnroiled in the 0 ... ti , tial Guard which formed the health cordon. ' A private letter from Nladrid, dated the 15th ' ' ' • . , ~___,- ~ - wnere money was v:oteealed. t • TniPilvtilt . P I II I P4 fdc•OP aC9 III 4I_ I( PRICVO I- . O C A Ditch br ig, unit a New York schooner, arrited King, had his Majesty attended, Ii w•as iii his tib. the 27th. had both been plundered of riging, clothin g , i u : . _ %nice occupied by the royal sportsmen, with the visions, &C. I, ,