The National Register. — London, England, 1823-03-31 00:00:00

100ttteript- LONDDN, MONDAY, MARCH 91. Vire.: o'clock, p: m. The Paris Rapers of Saturtlay lust have arrived. The reports of the entry of Mina into the French territory continued to be circulated •on the Ex change, but were without confirmation, and ob tained little credit. On the subject of the conspiracy in the army, the papers preserve a wary silence, chile the good order and discipline of that portion .of it which continues faithful is ostentatiu sly put The Mmi! "v., Littler the 4tead -of Bour doaux, and describing the disposition -of the troops in that city, says—" C lt would be difficult to express the joy of the brave Auldias who are so happy as " to serve under the orders of a Bourbon. They " advance toward the frontier filled with a noble " enthusiasm, and animated with the most lively "ardour to combat, under colours, without blemish, the enemies of legitimacy and true liberty!"— The departure of the Duchess dAngouleme for Bourdeaux, to join her husband, is fixed.for the 2d of April, from which it is probable that the ontry of the French into the Peninsula is not so near as has been conjectured. . Letters from Madrid of the 21st add to the former intelligence, that the Cortex would close the session ns soon us it was ascertained that the King had passed Ocana, when they would adjourn to the 16th . of April, the day on which they would hold their first sitting in Seville. The Ministers Egea and San Miguel were to remain some days longerut Madrid: . . Generul Morillo,was to set out immediately for the army of Galicia. The few Spaniards who remained in Paris iVere.preparing to quit that capital. The Count de Toreno, who has resided there for the last two years, was about to repair to London. FUNDS ON SATURDAY.—Five per Cents. opened at 78. 80., rose toyB. 85., and closed at 78. 50. ‘Bank Shares, 1,475.; Neapolitan Stock, 67j. Ex change on . London, one month., -25. .70., three months, 25. 50. CITY. Oxs o'CLoc.s. One Ilanaburgh, one Holland,one French, and one Plunders . snail have arrived this day. Accutuits are also in town from South America, handing some further information relative to the dreadful earthquake at Valparaiso, by which we learn, that scarce a house was left standing, and that upwa►ds 0200 of the inhabitants had perished. .An Express has also arrived from Paris, bringing the French Mentes at 7e. 70. at the close of the market of Saturday. By this • we have Intelligence that the Dm d'Angouleme had arrived at ,T opignan, andJiad these reviewed a part of the troops, preps . rstory to the invasion. In the British Money Market this morning, there has been scarcely a bargain dune, Consuls fo'r the Account opening at 7411, and remaining about that prim at this hour. Considerable busi ness has been doing in the Spanish Bonds this morning, which opened at 28i, and are now doing at 29. This advance is solely in consequence of a scarcity of Stock, and from a to i per cent. has been paid for the loan of it by different parties to wind up their amounts, as more, in inany•caaes. • has been sold than the seller can obtain at the moment.—The satirical is somewhat bar ren of reports this morning. Letters from Bahia of the 20th of January men tion, that an attack was made on the 7th, by Gen. Madeira, on the island of Taporiea. His force con sisted of 1,,.500 men, on board of two brigs, 20 gun • .boats, and some smacks, all provided with guns of considerable calibre. The attack lasted five hours, and ended in Madeira's being compelled to retire with a loss"bf 200 men: The Portuguepe hoops alien returned Madeira, fearing 19 his contest with the Braidliens to be straitened fur pt'o visions, had subsequently. given orders that all the women and children should retire into the interior. liaNT vaLena AND Baxens.—ln America there are a number of lofts attached to every corn mill, so that the flour, in, place of being thrust into sacks the moment it escapes from the friction of the stones, as is the practice in this Lvuutrr, is taken up by machinery, and spread out to mut in the most cureftal manner. Hence the superiority of American flour. Arden, Candler, and Doughty, convicted at the last Lineoln assizes fur unnatural crimes, underwent the sentence of the law on Friday last, on the drop at Lincoln Castle. Doughty's hotly was taken to Grantham, and Arden's and Caraller's were interred on Saturday in St. John's Church-yard, Newport, Lincoln. -~,. a ,:. ., . . NATIONAL EA "Hi iIiTFIQUAXES. By letters from St. Jago de Chili, it appears that on the night of the 19th November a shock of an. earthquake was experienced, the most severe ever. remembered in that country. Its duration was of very exttaoMinary space of four minutes, during which the earth is described as being in continued Motion, resembling the rolling of a belty sea. its effects were most fatal at Valparaiso, where, it is said, few ho u ses were left standing: of those but a 'mall proportion were habitable, There is some variation, however, in the accounts as respects "rl paraiso, as it is natar^l 'o :::peat. under the first impression fso awful a calamity, that there should be much exaggeration, it is probable that hits been the case in the present instance. The loss of lives in Valparaiso is stated at from ISO to among whom are some English—the only names mentioned •arc those of a Mr. Stevenson and of Mr. and Mrs. Kelly. Most of the villages in Chili had suffered severely, and some of them were deemed. Nu in-1 telligence bad been seceived from Conception, but equally dreadful accounts were anticipated from thence. At Santiago the shook had been compara tively slight; no lives were lost there, nor any houses thrown down, but all the churches• except three had been so much injured as to require taking down, and 4 would be necessary to rebuild many of the houses before they could be rendered habitable. From the I.9th to the 28th of November, which is the date of the.letters, slight shocks had occurred daily, so that rnanyof the inhabitants slept in tents without the city, only venturing into their houses to take meals, during which time all the doors were 'kept open. Letters from Naples, of the 11th of March, state, that a severe shock of an earthquake was felt on the sth at Palermo, by which a number of houses and churches were damaged, 21 persons killed, and 12.5 wounded. The damage done to the city alone was estimated at 50 i 0091. It was not ascertained that I any other. part of Sicily had suffered. RIOT In CATO•STREET.- , AI one O'clock yesterday morning the tieighbourbood.orPaticlington was in the greatest disorder and autnitb, owing to a numerous body of I risineu, who .itiliabit this celebrated street, having had a quarrel amongst themseives, which was orily quelled by calling nut the guards, who advanced with their arms loaned, aided by a posse of constables and watchmen (two of the latter are reported to be killed) and succeeded in taking about 40 of the most riotous into custody. The exact cause of the disturbance is not corn ctly ascertained. • CORONER'S IN QURITS.—An inquest was held on Satuiday afternoon last, at tour o cloak, at the. Red Lion Houghton-street, Clare-market, before Mr. Higgs, the deputy coroner for Westminster, on stew of the body of Robert Osborn, Esq. 44 years of age, a profes sional gentleman. The Jury re turned a verdict " that the drceas.d shot himself. being at the time in a state of impunity derangement." On Tuesday last an roguish. lion was taken belote John Charley, Gentleman, coro ner fur Bucks, at StokePoges, its that county. on view of the body of Hannah Grove, widow, who was on Monday found drowned in a pool of water in the garden of the poor house; and it was. evident, on the testimony of the governor of the workhouse, that she had laboured under mental derangement for some time; and although precauti )))) s had hens taken to prevent .her committing any rash act, she chided that vigilance, and threw her self into the water. 'the verdict returned was—that she (lid so when in a state of unso I mind, and was thereby drowned. The usual tams torestore animation were resorted to in vain. Early on Friday morning last, as Mr. George Hntlg kintoo, of Bury-atreet, 'Bloomsbury, lit ery stahlelteeper. was taking a ride in company . with Mr. Bray, o. Hol born, he . was seized with an apopletic fit, within a few yards of die •turnpike gate, at _Bode-bridge, and expired immediately. Mr. Hodgkinton wastaketi to the White .1 - 1 a; t, Battle-bridge ; and shortly.ait•Jwards remoted to his own house. Au inquest was held over his remains on Saturday. at the Pied Bull, in Bury -street, and the- Jury brought in their verdict—" Died by the visitation of God. MuRDIR.—On Monday the 24th inst. an inquest was held at the White Bear, at Butierhouse-green, near Stockport. before J. Hollins, Esq. Coroner, and a moat re-pectable jury, on the body of Betty Sliallcross, a single woman, scream to Mr. R. C. Morrey, of Woolley, in the saint neighbourhood, who was most barbarously 'murdered on the precediteg.Friday night, and discovered the next morning about ten o'clock, in one of the out buildings, with herthroat out. The body, when found, was iti a sad bloody state, cold and stiW, and mangled 'to the most horrible manner, having a deep incision on the neck, and a large gash -continuing from it to the shoulder—three dreadtul wounds upon the head, in flicted by a blunt instrument—a cut on the right thumb Its the holm, the whole length--a black mark on the left ' hand, the effect of a heavy blow—a violent contusion on her torthead —and her lip black and swelled. From the circumstance bromine known that the young wo man was in a megtiapit state by is person of the name of F.114,w5, a farmer, at Brartiall, also in the neighbour hood, who bad for several years paid lilt addresser to her, 'twos thought advisable to hose him apprehended. The investigation belote the Jury to-mined ten hours-- sr verdict of wilful murder against Mussel Fallows was returned. and he was com mitted accordingly to Chester • Castle, to take his trial at the ensuing assizes. The deceased was in her-47th year, and in the s i xth month u; precsmincy. , . _ N • !BIRTHS. • At kis house In 'Draftee Won, aarkeley misfire, the lady of 'Dr. Oitall*, of • daughter. flare, square, the lady of C. S. Chauncey, esq. of a dill hors chi Is Red Llon square, tke lady of 11. D. Lowndes, Vey. or a daughter. MARRIED. At St. Andrew's 'blush, Holborn, James, only son of R. Patten. esq. or Hatton rentals, to Mary, only daughter tit J. Schofield, esq. of Pentouvllie. At Allhallows, flarkisg, It. li. Millington, nq. B.A. of St. John's college, ostord, to Simla Jane, yowled daughter ot the late T. hasue, esq. of Walworth. At M. Matthew's. liedusal green, Mr. John Ditchman, of Hackney road, to Elisabeth Mary, ',muscat daughter of the lett J. Craoklow, esq. of Rye lane, Peckham. At tit. baribulouteves, Mr. J. D. Sykes, of Milk street, to Marie. ...coed daughter of the Cite .'Jr. John Armytsge, of hirkbeatou, near liudderslield. At Hackney, Jobs Kirk, esq. to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of If. Bennett, freq. of the shore place. DIED. At his lodgings In Pimlico, W. esq. one of the sergeoos to the Weatntiustrt IlitirtontY• lu Queen square. Richard Woodward, esti. aged 61. At his sous hooey, Id Upper 1 Manes street, Mr. Thitip Green, of Camberwell, agerl4B years. At I editington, Middlesex, aged t 7, 11. Wood. eaq. of the Klee* Remendirancer 011icso, Exchequer, Teospie. At his house is Northanspum terrain, City road, aged 6S years. Mr. James sutclide,of Lawreuce lane, l'ireapside, and ut Sloodley bridge, Yorkshire. At Croydon, Jolla Crane, esq. aged 14 years. In Berkeley Nene, Lady Mariann smith. wife of A. Smith, esq. M.P., and eider to the Kati of Leen and Melville. CURRENT PitlC l'er W iuch OF ( H tA! her Meaoure roan*r. 36 a 48 41; it 60 St u Sd 2$ a SU Old Wheat New Red Wheat New White do Rye Barley . • • • Pale Mal t Feed Oats Brew or Poland do New Tick Beans Old ditto New Pigeon ditto Boiling Pease Grey Pease • 4tapeseed per last _ . SO a rit a 02 21 a 23 13 u 14 26 ga sa 26 a 32 213 a 34 St a 4 0 2/4 a 33 24/. a 224 LONDON MARKETS. • .CORN EXCHANGE. MONDAY, Mascot So. Our supply of gran of an descriptions was short, and the importatismsof bust week were likewise limited. consisting of • 4,931 quarters of Wheat. 3,632 of Barley. 4.372 quarters of Malt. 9,641 quarters of English Oats. 7,213 qrs. of Irish Oats. 2.336 quarters of Beans. 113 quarters .of Yeas, and 10,464 sacks of Flour. Although the supply is small yet Brain is nut much in demand this morning. and very little lousiness has yet been done--white Wheat may certainly be quoted at Wednes- day's prices. and Burley also supports the price of that day.— English Oats ate likewise as dear as on Wednesday. but Irish Oats are heavy and the demand for them sery small. Other grain remains without alteration from our last. IN FOR THE WEEK, 1 Eight Bithhelt. watnieso. FRIDAY. a. I. s. a. 38 a 48 36 a 48 46 a isoi 46 a 50 $2 a 58 52 a 68 24 a 30 21 a 30 30 a 88 30 a 38 82 it 02 la a 02 21 a 231 21 a 23 28 a 2. 23 a 25 3:6 a SO 28 a 30 28 a 321 28 a Si 28 a 31 28 a 34 32 a 40 b 2 a 40 28 a 33 28 a 311 24/. n 281. 241. a‘2B . AVERAGE PKILE or OILN, Per Quarter, of theTarel , e Maritime Diatricta of ENGLAND and WALES, for the Week audits; March 13th, extracted from Salutdays Gazette. Wheat... 474 21 Barley... ilia 5d I 8014115 27e 5J Rye I 254 4d 04(4.... U. Id 1. Peas ... 3V4 6d 'PRICE OF FLOUR, Par Sack of Five Bushels,or 280Iha. Mut.day. s. s. Monday. a. at 'Fine•linglish Flour -la a 50 •Norfolk ArStaffolk . 9a a 40 Seconds ditto .... 40 a 45 Wert Country .... 40 a 43 BREAO. Gid. to 7d. the !Jiiairtern Loaf. DROWN Ott MUSCOVADO SUGAR. Average Price from the Reams wade in the Week ending Wednesday last.3ls. 10. per cwt. exchasive of-duty. PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. Pockets. &s. e 5. I Bags. is. £ l . Fatalism.... U 0 a 8 0.1 Kent Keut Sussex 2 1 a 418 Yearlings .. 15U a 2 8 F.sseic Yearlings " ---- .• PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, *c. s. d. Purcs or FAT, pet atone Town Tallow 49 6 of I tilbs. Rossi' do. Candle 0 0 a. 41. White du. 0 0 Whlttchapel Markel 3 4 Melted Stuff St4.lstneeroMarket .$ ' 4 Rough thise• ~ 9O 0 Clare Market 0 0 - Grates 4 0 .......-- 1 Goud Dregs 4 2 Uutd Soap -... -- Mottled Average ..... 2 4 T Yellow do. Price of CANDLIOI-.NOtilds, 10s. Od. per doses—Sture., lis. od. per do. SMITHFIELD MARKET, MitwpitV,4co 31..—The market in Hoof was this Caw looking down. and this treat most be quoted at • decline of 43. per stone from our last Friday's quotsitionr...Mutton was also fussy, but Veal and Lamb are at Friday's priers. Pork was in good demand, and is dearer by about id. to od. per stone.... The market, however, looks by no means so brisk as last week. 'flie following is a correo statement to the prices sou uuu , ueia at market;—. M PAIGE. of EAT, ve oldie Haiti, which consists of Head, Entrails,and exclusi Hide,auil is worth about ld.pre pound.—Per stove of bibs. MONDAY. Heel is 4tl to Mutton 3s 4.1 to Is 4 4 Lamb as Od to Os 04 Veal 4s Yd to be bd Pork 45 .0.1 to is 0.1 Heactof Cattle at market. Beasts Sheep . . . 15,780 Pigs Calves IMAY. Beef tt. 64 it 4. 6d 'Utmost 3$ YJ to 44 Lgetil) ;$, 04 to 6• 04 Veal 44 44 to Ai 'MI Pork $, 114 to 4• 0 4 - Vt1:11 ot intik at Iklarlo . t. Ittlit.tr. . Shrei 0 600 Irizc Ca)ves tittl-61..h..E5t . . Hay Clover -.- - AS 6 u to 14 10 0 Siraw - • • !4 14 o', 'i 18 0 . - LONDON: Priutad and Palitiabad by As Proyetatur, JOHN TW WV, at a l e Wire. 76. Ftsst-Strret, *hero 4111400 es $0 the EtMut, (post paid) mast be ad I t ess:q. 104