The National Register. — London, England, 1823-04-21 00:00:00

~~ s~.~` 11•11Fr' 77- 'tr - t • VadtdtttPt. LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL 14: Tleree o'clock, p.m. The Paris papers -of Friday arrived yesterday, told those of Saturday last night. A telegraphic despatch announces that the French have entered Vittciria and Bilboa. It will remain on the Ebro for some time, to give the Insurgents an opportunity of showing their strength, and to discover whether the majority of the Spaniards are in favour of the Conatitution or not. If it should appear that they are, and that the French Government has teen de ceived by the rebel chiefs as to the number of the Insurgents, then, it is said, that an attempt will be: . spade to negociate, and if it should not s►teceed, the bast thing the French army •could do avould.be to re trace its steps. .The eisolidienne states, that the garrison of Patapelutta does nut exceed 2,000 men, and that half of theta are militia ; but no reliance whatever can be placed in the statements of the .French Ultra Jeurnals. The Portuguese Ambas sador in Paris bas demanded his passport to leave France, so that it is evident Portugal will take part With Spain, though the French ministers say, that nu hostile disposition has been shown towards Por tugal. The invasion of the Peninsula, falsifies the bullow.asaertion, for the intention of the French 'Cabinet is, to dupe and deceive the Portuguese Go . yereerntnent to remain neuter, when there is no doubt, if Spain wen conquerd, the invasion of Por tugal would follow. A bulletin, in the Madrid -Claaelk E traordinaky announces that the total de feat of the rebels near , Valencia,, and proves what little reliance can be placed upon persons who have , been corrupted by the money and agents of France. About 50061 of them assembled with three pieces of . artillery, and ranged in wrier of battle. They were encountered by-Colonel Bazan, between Murviedro anti Almenara, who had only 1,000, men under his command, who in ten minutes obtained a complete vletory. The result was, 800 of the enemies force killed, and 200 prisoners taken, together with 1,000 muskets, and eight ammunition waggons. The French Ultra Journals exult exceedingly at the pro gress of the French Army i►► Spain. The Consti tutional Geeetals are too wise to risk a regular battle; for the further the French advance, the nsarer they will approximate to their own ruin.—lt in mentioned in some of the papers, that the French 'Government, acting on the principle that France is not at war with the Spanish Government and the nation, but with-a-faction, will not grant letters of m trque, nor permit any privateer to be fitted out. — The Duchess of Angouleme on the 13th reviewed the troops at .Bourdeausi ..But it is absurd to sup pose, as sotne may imagine, that this is preparatory to her Royal Highness taking the command of .the army of reserve. A very glowing account is given of the military spectacle in which the Duchess was engaged. An interesting military display was exhibited on _Monday night (thh 14th inst.) on Chatham Lines, .which was highly gratifying to a numerous and re ispectable assemblage of spectators. Four hundred =en from the various corps stationed in the garrison assembled at fort Amherst guard-room, on Chatham Lines, at half-past eight o'clock ; the men of each ' • carps under the command of a Captain, the whole of whom were posted in front of „ the Lines, by an officer of engineers, to represe.at an attacking column, whilst four parachute light balls were fired from the ratnpar:s, - to enable the party attacked within the ramparts to discover the movements and position of the attacking party without—the defence in the mean time being prosecuted by of grenades, snusquetry and other means of annoyance. The Royal Suppers awl Miners throw the grenades, and conducted the defence, and the parachute light balls were fired by a detachment of the.Rocke: Brigade from Wudivich. sir C Bamfylde, who was shot about a fortn!ght since by Joseph Moreland, died on Saturday night at W minutes past eight. The surgeons having been unable to extract the ball, had, on consulta tion, pronounced his case hopeless. For some days had been in a state of tupor, and expired in that ~pa laukdauly situation, 1 4.1 ~- THE NATIONAL UEGIST: R T POUTaIgaVTHATRIL 19.--Yesterdwf, theiriaair , 28, Captain P. Fisher, arrived from Vera Crux and the Havanna!), 45 days from the li:inner, and 28 days from the latter place. We learn that the whole of the provinces of Mexico were in the worst I us sible of anarchy and contusion, torn by politi cal 'actions and rival feuds, which had destroyed all conalence, and caused it complete stagnetion of trade I in every quarter. The Americans had become so convinc.ell of the impossibility of maintaining any political or cordmerciul relations with the country in its present state, that they hud withdrawn their ambassador from Mexico, and their consuls from Acapulca, Campeechy, and Vera Crux. Tbe Roy alist force still held the castle of St. Ulloa. which commands the entrance to Vera Crue, but. that place was in possession of the Republicans, whilst the Imperialists (or the Emperor Iturbide's f u see) was besieging it. The Royalists demanded tribute of all the vessels going into Vera Crux, and theite publicans on their departure. These vexatious im posts had nearly shut out the vessels of all nations. —Nothing had been Laura of a French squadron. which had been stated had assembled at Martinique, and afierwurds sailed on a secret service. It was understood that Sir Edward Owen's squadron was en the passage from Barbadues to Jamaica, and that Sir Charles Rowley, on his arrival, intended to pro. ceed to Englatid in the Sybilk, calling at the Ha. vannah on the way. The Ranger gave protection to 16 sail of merchantmen through the Gulf of Florida, but there had been no recent acts of piracy. —She brought to England about 200,000 dollars, some plate, and cochineal. Mr Alderman Thomas Smith died at Brighton Friday la s t at th‘,• , :4;;, ef . 72. His death was rather sudden, es lie was attending his duty as ma gistrate, at Guildhall, the week before last. A vacancy is occasioned by.the event, in the rcpre:zen. tation of the ward of Farringdon-within. We wish that his successor may equal him in purity ankin. dependence of character. Extract of a letter, dated Rio Janeiro, Feb. 10: " The Rio squadron sailed from hence on the 28th ult. against Balria,;- but it is generally believed that the object in view is merely to carry supplies dams munition to the troops which arc opposing the Eu ropeans. You must already have been informed of the confiscation ordered by our Government upon all droperty belonging to Portuguese subjects. Extract of a letter from the agent to Lloyd's at Constantinople, dated 10th Match.--t" According' .to advices tram Smyrna of the 4th inst. it appears that the island of. Syra had been muted, sod the trench Consulate totally destroyed. Some men of war of that nation had gone down to inquire into the circumstances." DAKISSG ROBS say.-011Thorsitsy aftersto3l), about site o'clock, a most daring soltbery nas-coniteli tett in the house set Mrs. !Stoughton, No. 4. Prait'..place, Camden Town. A. Nlrs. It was in the kachrn sure inielediog Wile writ k, she heard a noise in the pailour overhead, mid immediately alive saw through the kitchen window • tom walk trout the street door, and gel over die gar den gate in trout, winch was locked. Mrs. lirougltion instantly ran op stairs, and found that her gold watch, chew, and seals, value col., had beets taken front the Site pursued air kllow, WSWI was Still is view. alhl 55111111 She S2W join :mother its tile roarl4 when Mrs. Ilsoughh.n called not to Mitre ihtin stopped, they both made oft, but were pursued by a stioultaer of per. sotis,aiid after a lons chase they weer taken anti conveyed to the wasch.hou.e. Ott searching theru,,tio trace of the watch could beds ttttt it, but in the coarse 0. the day it Was brotsahl 10 .MTS., BiOngllloll by .a hale boy, who took it tun of a pond lilts which he saw the leauw throw it dining the chase. On Friday o l ds , the factory of Mr. Burl, paper staiecr, in Larksiall-lasse, South Lnulxlh, was broken open, plundered, and sat fire to. •1 hr miscreants, alter having rolAnd the premises of oil a n d turptietine, at fire to some of the property in the cellar, and laid a train from dltence to a quantity of unstained paper Pe the warehouse above, us which was derailed an immense quantity of combustible materials. mr..littrl, of toter tog the tactory . the toitt,witt. A . morning, toned the cellar (11l f ife iu several places, lint lotionattly slie• traiaiwitich it was ;untitled to c iiiiiiii emirate, :bid set in Sautes the prop ny alawe, wrist out beitire It had reached els ile•ti it dour, wince' would have destroyed the premises and property. Mr. Burl,. with assistance, estingui.hed the lire in the cellar, which however had destroyed property so she amouist of out. .Mr Burl his, oll' e rai a reward of 501.10 f MC apprrlirusiou oh the perpetrators. Out Friday morustig *ono g was discovered Boating in else Serpeotioe River, Hyde Park, which muted to be a wan of swan ssature,.and suiposed to have lain in the water a te t anal, the.butly being in a high state of pettrelactnt.:-Ise was dressed to a WIWI. Coal, black waisSeoat, seed bloc trowserg; Lhe treaWatFS appeared as if neatly new when first wetted. The body. was tak. n to St. Margaret'. waselniou.e, at the comer of the William and livissingtou toads, lissightsluidae, to be owned. On Thurul iy afternoon, as the curricle of the Earl of I).miley, With a beautiful pair of blood horses, stood K ' his door in St. Janies'saupiare, the animals suddenly soak, friabt and set Off at lull vett' up Si. Janice's-Wein. the terror of ill the passensers; fortuttatety, cc ili*y I %lamed sharply into Piccadilly, one of them carne down and stopped their progress. Very luckily these vitas nu pen in in the curricle. One of the horses reeeteed .0111 0 t ojury by tile pole entering Iretween his Inutd 1.11. _ ~ .--- _ T __.,_ -~ - . ' • - AIN fat. At ellochwell ploos:/deClellid. Mrs. 'l'. 0. Leech, of • ilaugu.e. • 'I he lady of George trower, eels of :Roatage street, Re oell aquas,. of a datighter. Al the lady of ft. Seßots. Jon. esq. of a sus. t aameit, of Notion falgotc, el a sou. Lt I.llSiot 1110141 C, the I,dy of M. Forbes, esq. of a daughter. lie 144 ut the Rev. J. !why, or Manifold ail eet, of a sun. At lioNyliekey house, lu Use earthly vi Comb, the holy of Us* Clay too, of a soil. MARRIED. • .• 'At 4. Andrea's., Milburn. Mr. W. L. Smith, of lames street. Cocein gaitteis, to Mary .tuua,dsashler tot the late Mr. W. Cooper, of NOliteimioster. At the friends' meeting home, fitoehmote MIL John Rims, 11. D. of tetesidith toeare, to I.stlia„ third daughter of Rua. UIRW)o, of its lss,,t luOge, WatOmmiluo. ua Satut.it* lost, b$ epecial demise, W, fl. flartop, 'sq. eldest sou of A. Berm', esq. to Lady Harriet Miry Nluatage, daughter of the late, mid sister to lbs preseut, bail of Sainlvikh, On Monday lot, by special license, ili LOOT( I rook street. by 111 Goiter the Athlibishop o. York, the Hillis 1100. William Land Petra, to Emma Agues, the second daggliter of 11. Iluderd, ceq. or lurhy castle, t umhei hind. At George's, Hanover squate„ J. E. Leslie, eldest ton of J. Leslie, req. of LAMA/ hall, In the evenly of Attila', to bands the yotiugest daughter 01 the Right key. bishop Saudfotd, Of Etltoborgli. , DIED. On Wetittesdey last, at his home, Palmer lir MO. 'Napa ft Übe 110th year MI his sae, John Malmo, esq. mot of the lAA Mr Wtlhic maims Knight, siclersioen of the city of Lomita). At agiebuiste, Mr. Thosiof bougt, aged 01 rms. At lit. Jobli'o Rectory, mdathwask. aged Id, the Rev. A.M. amearde to 40 'rare the letldent minister of dint parish. At Ms WAN, York pleee, kiulseast , l mond. Itulatt Mations, mg. aged 61. Joseph hinter, seq. of Oxford street, aged 43. last, et his houm, 3:lAnd tow, Loathed', Jai 'sq. eget! 46. bend', the wire of ii. P. Lambda, esq. of Red Lion *gyre, la dm 03.1 year id bet age. At Ms Itutioe iu Donut stoats, r.cbaadless, as+ aged 63. .1.0..VD0N MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, Morrow. APRIL 21. The market is very brisk this morning, and all grain looking up. Wheat is ss. per qr. dearer than on last Monday. the ex mine rice being 645. Barley is full as dear its on last Friday. and Oats may be quoted at 4s. per qr. above our statement of that day. Beans are also from Is. to ts. per qr. bate!, and Pees and other grain are brisk at last week's poet:. It rs expected that Flour. at the close of the market. will be sa. per sack. ct, tut ILN'i l'rr ,t;:, in littAl filer WIWI'? 41 1 III(/!414A V. I. S. Old Wheat 42 • 63 New Red Wheal 52 a 61 New Waite do 51 a 61 Rye 24 a 30 13,srley •••• ••• 20 u 36 Rile Malt ••••• • 52 a 112 k eetl Oats. 23 a 26 tire% 4.lll'alaialda. i 24 a `213 New Tick !Setif's. • 20 a St , Old ditto Ne.. l'i g eos, Limo , 22 a ,4 ilos:.nit, Pease tire) Prase li.+ o 4l,ceti ire. lab( . zit. it 224. ..FOREIIiN. AllittiCaU Daattie.... Itiga and Wir.laaf Ilassi• anti Voles. land time ..... Itye tiosit• Fred Oath Idie*Hrl ' alasalda. !N i ers& Watts. .. Bulling Newe Grey rears ..... Lite.eed I.er. yr. ... 1 OK ht Lula Dllllll IWEIPNEIoU. 36 a 48 47 a 621 52 a 59 24 a 30 SO u SG bet a OV :0 u 23 23 a vo 28 a 39 I 30 a 33 vs a 34 34 a 42 28 a i *P. u 32 a 33 2t a ri a $2 • 33 V 2 a 34 2t a 16 a It a 15 14 a 14 lii a 16 --. • i 1 —• • • 24 it V 6 12 * 13 111 is 14 Itl ht 18 YU II 24 44 hi 46 20 a 4 a 4t a iti 11 laa PR 111.5'4.. 5. 81. 36 R 48 47 at 5 54 it 311 2$ u 10 30 u if 32 a 02 20 a 24 23 at 27 38 ,i EII 50 a Si 28 S 4 31 u 42 22 at 25 21$.a a .... 11$ it Se 211 u 34 32 .s 21 •••• a 12 • •IA .11 a 14 18 a Id VO st 3:1 44 4 AO PELIA), Of LIMN, l'cr Quxrcri, 4.1 the I r Nirtfthor Do 'trim. (If ENGLAND and 11 ALES. lor • Wrotk 44044 •Apiil 14111, extr.ectrd Irmo sawirde.4 Giptette. Wilco... ;Os V I Vl* llama.. 411 Rye .... Va. eatb.... It% VJ 1 read ... 4.0 7 PRICE OF FLOUR, Per Sack of Five Bushels, or 200114. s. • s. Afooday. s. fine Englo.h Flour 45 a5O Norfolk &Suffolk . 30 a 45 decimals 41.15 u .... 40 a 45 West Country 4d a6U H10:415. ell. In the Utiarirl n Lout. IWO% LS Olt 611:4104;OV ADO a t la %K. Average Price front the Heflin's wade ist the Week etAlitig Wednesday last. 3.15. per•cwt. exchisive s ot dotty. • 4 , 141 GE OF HOPS, per Cwt. Packets. £I. £a. k Bags. £a. ,e Pe Foonitrau... 6 0 a 7.15 `Kept Kent hiss*. X E..tulx Yearlings Siff TIIFI Eh D MARKET. 114wiwaY, A4ait. 21... There is no material variatiao is tba price of meat this day, but them:locket is not vary brisk. Mutts* is a trifle above Friday's prices. and Lamb is likewise tatliu dearer. York and Veal are, however. docining. and the Ism ..1 6 req heavy in sale. The following is a correct statement of the prices and numbers at netrket:— PRICE of MEAT, exe 4 *Jibe °dal. *hick consists of Head. Entrails. and is worth about 14. per pouud.—Per 0 . MON imp! ..:A EMIDAY. Reef ;lb 64 E f op Si Beet S. 4.1 iii 4. 24 44 Mutton 34 ',' leHutto. it 104 to 4s 4 Lamb Ss is 66 04 Lamb 3. fhl to .11, Si I Veal to ha 04 Vaal 41. .6.1 to 3. 1661 York . 44 to 4s 441 Pork S. 6.1 to 46 CI Veal He • 04/lent Slialkyt. • I?-.ad oil:mule at Market. `wow- , isis ! Red.'s '69.• 1 1. 4 . ,0 Sheep A -6 HAy clover - - 10 to j 4 19 • • Straw - - - AI 10 0 •4 IA LONDON Printed and Published by the Proprietor, JIN'IN TW IGG, ea Me Wks, 76, Fket4te eel , &etre all Lftesto Me HAW , (poes peid) awl be orddreese‘ i :i M .-