The National Register. — London, England, 1822-08-25 00:00:00

• .--_.Nall.min.l. 9R2 We have received Dutch papers to the I6th inst. The King of the Netherlands returned to the !lave on the 14th. The bial respecting the salt duties had passed the first chamber of the St ates-Gencral by a ma jurity of 24 to 2, and that relative to the grinding of corn, by a majority of 22 to 4. The second chamber has under consideration ar proposition for vesting in his Majesty in full property a portion of the national domains, sufficient to yield a c ear as nual income of 500,0001. The Emperor Alexander was expected to art ive at Vienna between the lath and 10th inst., accompanied by Nesselrode and Capo d'lstra. The King of Prussia was expected about the same time ; and after u short stay in the Austrian capital, it was utiderstood that these Sovereigns, with the Emperor Francis, would repair to Verona to open the Congress to be there held. The Diet of Zurich have been engaged in discussing the overtures reside to them by M. 'Lea, the Envoy of the Colons bon itepubiic. •The King of Prussia has sentenced the s :twig students said to be concerned in revolu tionary intrigue because they htlonged to the society called the Armistia, to three months' imprioniment in fertresses, except two, %Oise: cases are still un dergoing investigation lift also very kindly gave them the choice. of three fortresses--Dantzie, Glatz, and Magdeburgh—fiar their places of three months' recreation. Some chose Dantsie, others Glatz, but all despised the pleasant retreat of the dungeons of Magdeburg,. 'They have had it intimated .to them. that if they conduct themselves wellatier their return from their confinement, they may yet be allowed to offices in the state. The students, nut subjects of Prussia, are to receive a slight punishment fur be longing to the Arnania. The Swiss Diet does not seem to relish the restrictive measures of Wurtem- Lerg and Bieten as to the importation or transit of French goods: at least it has refused to authorize the.ChaMber of Commerce to negotiate with the Envoys of these two States on the subject. ' By the last letters fiom New South Wales, down ta the 7th of March, it appears such is the rapidly increasing population of this territory, that, agree ably to the official census in ()ember, there were mustered in Sydney.aloee, 13,400 souls, being 1,400 more than in the year I SIO were in the various settlements of the whole territory, including Van Diemen's Land. The total population of Sydney, Paramatta, Liverpool, Windsor, Bathurst, New castle, and the ssirounding districts, was mustered. sot 34.500; and, including Van Diemen's Land, the inhabitants of the territory at large, at the close of the last year, must have exceeded 42,000 bolds The increase of respectable settlers during the pre ceding two years exceeds the whole number that had waived the preceding 32 years of the establish ment of the British Government in this part of the world. So late us ISIS, there were uniy ten ma gistrates, and by the last papers we see that Sir T. Brisbane had ffirected a dedimui pulertatcm to be issued to 26 gentlemen, exclusive of the magistrates el Van Di,.uien's Land. Lieut. lt. Johnson, It. N. who had been sent to examine the coast to Lie southward of Jervis Bay, to usuertain if a river fell into the sea near that place, fuund at the head of Butemau'a f3ay, the entrance of a fine clear capa cious river, wish nine fi:et water over the bar, deep esieg after to six fatlnens, and continuing from tour to seven fahoms for 25 miles. For the first fifteen miles the land is stated to be good forest land, alter which it becomes hexer and litter fur cultivation.— Mr. Throsby bad also proceeded over laud from Syd ney ro Jt.rvis's Bay (having set out on the 23d of November, end returned on the 6th of December), he is decidedly of opinisn that a good road may be cut front Sydney to that harbour, and reports the land to be extremely rich and promising, The Aydacy Gam Ile of March 8 says—" la confirmation of the many avoxals Brat New South Wales has latterly rapidly increased in commercial prosperity, we state the pleasing fact that ten vessels have lett the ports of •Austratuaia, with cargoes, fur Europe, within the space of twelve months." Letters from Lisbon, iluted.the 31 inst., the day the peclet sailed, mention that. a notice had heens issued that murnirig• by the Government, of their readiness to receive tenders for a Man - . The amount will be .lout , sterling. It is said that the contract will most probauiy be taken by Portuguese houses. • There have been, however,. lists formed in this country; one by Mr. Rothschild, its conjunction with Messrs. James Campbell and Co. Messrs. Reid, Irving, and Co.; and another by Messrs. l'edra anti Co. in 'conjunction with Messrs. Roberts, Bowen, and Co. Tile repot tof the com mittee of the Cartes appointed in J tine to consider a proper form' of government fur the Brazils having ta:ets rejected, a new report on the subject has been . prepared by .the cumubit Lee, and was read in the Sit tut tit the Cartes on the 2d. The plan consists of ten articles, of which the first states, that thereshala be, in the kingdom of the Brazils, a delegation of the Exeeutive Power, to which all the Provinces to tlatt Kingdom shall he subject, and which shall • b: subject, and which xletil he culled " the Regency 97 the Kingdom of Brazil," with the title of Majesty, 'IIE NATIONAL REGISTER. and to reside in the most convenient part of Brasil which the law shall prescribe. The Regency is to consist of seven members chosen by the King, from a certain number of members elected by the provinces. The plan was ordered to be printed. These papers contain no news from Brazil. Ihe Earl of Liverpool will shortly lead to the Altar Miss Chester, the sister of Sir Robert Chester, M'aster of the Ceremonies. Bliss Chester was the intonate friend of the late Countess of Liverpool, whose sufering, during her lung and painful illness, she strove to alleviate. The Countess, it is said, contemplating s fatal termination toher illness, and knowing her Lord's attachment to retired and do mestic habits, recommended to him her friend, as one %% Ito, in the event of a second union, was most capable of affording him domestic felffi; ty. A twelve month has elapsed since her Ladyship's decease.— The marriage was appointed to take place a few days ago ; but it is supposed to have been postponed in consequence of the sudden death of the Noble Earl's lute colleague. On Friday last, -the Lord Mayor went down the river, attended by the Water Bailiff and other offi cers under hitt, a, Conservator of the Thames, fiat the purpose of making inquiry into the cause of a complaiut against the proprietors of some land at the spot where the river Medway joins the Thames. During the Mayoralty of Ald. Wood, the fishermen applied to the Chief' Magistrate tor his interffirence, to prevent certain persons, who laid claim to the creek called Yantlet Creek, from destroying the fisheries about that part of the river, an attempt fusing Wen actually made to stop up the creek alto gether. Alderman Wood, without delay repaired to the place, and having ascertained that the City of London had an undeniable right to the property dis puted, threw open the creek, and up to the present time it has remained in the state of the other pro perty marked out as being within the jurisdiction of the Chief Magistrate of the City of London. Some new reasons, however, it seems, have been hit upon, fur supposing that the Yantlet Creek should be de stroyed, and the Lord Mayor consented to go tb.ovn and receive presentments on the subject. This creek has been known to preserve numbers of lives. It presents a complete protection against the high winds which blow down the Medway, and all small craft, on such occasions, g..t at once into saffi har bour. On the evening of Thursday se'nnight, at Fal mouth, at abiut half-past nine, the atmosphere be came suddenly enlightened, of a bluish colour, and a body of lire was observed to shoot in a southerly direction; it was apparently about the size of a man's hat; it fell in the bay, near a boat, in which some persons were fishing: continued on the surhice about six seconds, win then sunk. The water was thrown about with considerable force, and continued to bubble some time after it disappeared. The regular mail from Madrid, which also brings tl,e Cadiz and Gibraltar letters, did not arrive in Loudon on Thursday last. It has since been ascer tained that the person conveying it, shortly after leaving Victoria, tound the road impeded by a skir mish between a small party of the royalists and con stitutionalists, and, fearful that his luaus would be seized, returned to Victoria. The mails of Thum day and Monday next are expected to arrive toge ther. BIRTHS. ----- At Hammersmith, the lady ut Copula George thirds. R.N., of a son. At althamstow, the lady of B. Travers, eq. of New Bond mreet, of a sail. Abs. S. DUOIII4IeOU, of Hart street, Ilitromshury. of a daughter. 'the Ltd) of Was. Joues, C 1.4. A1Ari...41 co Dm. Klnz's heitelt, of a At the boom, of lobo Martineau, es.i. at Stamford hill, Mrs. Jardine , of A daughter. At Uckitond, the lady of .1. Hawaii. esq. of a goo. At l II c..etobler, Jr.. C. Lawrence, os a eon. lu 1110MIASid 11l lAA, the led, tot it. Comte, cave( a 800. MA RRIED. • At Waivrave, Herbs, Mr. .1. illa)utitl, of Golder. hum, to Mary. 5ee,,,,1,1.,..ght,r of Nig - . SOillidy, us U ppm' Cahoot, in the mitt pas till. A Olt Wednesday last. at St. Demos's, 11.01..Yer a ,sue, Captain Julio' Hassell of the litt)al tiavy, sue of Lotd *Milieus Russell, to AisauL Ctimsmekm, noete to Luta De Lluilord. Al isvensen, taatuwa.wdthn, ‘1r..101.11 Hiatt, of lb mock, to Miss NI). tilla l otv let liloloCellturkillit. ,\t aArylriao:e n. sn .Wash. Mr. J. Sumpter, ' , lnman, of Newport, Cornwall. to Maitoa, 11411 Oct of w. sounder, es+ el L 15.... grv%e ItUe th. hew la lit. Al NI. Ni4ry, Neoludtml. S. T. Wood, em. to Maria Woodley, deu;;ltier of rigg.es.v. of Mocha.) , buihittots, New Kea road. Al I.l°loloole, k. Female), es I. I..llcitof, of itateltit cross, to usll\ rhoigliter of C. Rich, es h. of MK same piece. At rod:Mosta, C. limb, es put WM:lid mom, to Mist Tideuttab, of t 4/throb tot. At the Lone Mineola, It. Peckham, esq. of Tottenham, to :Ass Re becca fool!, in the mime piece. At Little Ilempton, Mr. ht. Witherby, of St. John's college, Cava. bridge, to t....1a1111b. 'geoid daughter of W. Dale, eel. of eetwortk, in 311/4VJG DIED. At * I hargarton Priory, Noillughainshire, John Gilbert Cooper Gat diner, too. At bi.nher's bonito. at Finehley, '(Zr. 11. kay, aged 116. At h aoelneoii, in the SAli year in his age, Wotan ypeuce, ell. late ' MC slime -nrvr)or •4 Al f , titty, Wales axed Gi, Ann, the widow of 6. 11. Mailing eery. of Wotalcole, Wirwwlo•fare. • sands, wi:e of li. sit. Iwo, urn. of [Winn 'Hen. In June lilt, On he. pa -ate (*lnn Jainaka to F.ogino.l, in the 111th year of her Age, f ;athe: irr, the lady of I:apt. z•ar W. W bait. .n his Va)eSl)'s Input 1,1114 t. tier ladyship was lilt Wird daughter of the U.w. air imams Maciotosh, wilt. -NCI - . At her Inuit in (.I , nerste. plane, Ma P. ('rice, of liagioton, Nan ut the late Cisme. 11 Pike, es t. At Ws neat, kerculmil, bergs, lull 1. J. Patin:tile, burl. in the 39th yen. of ili• At her buns , at linptun, Mrs. Jain Mahn, relict of the late Captala N. 1441111. it» WA *turd, chi. of Nelson's place, Kew road, aged 41. • . . VAUXIIALL CLOSING . FOR 211 E SLiSON. rip HE Proprietors of the ROYAL GA It DENS L most res;:eoltilly announce that VAUXHALL WILL FINALLY CLOSE NEXT FRIDAY, cumtapiently there will be bdt TilliEE 111011 E GALA NIGHTS Tills SEASON, viz. to-nuirrow, Nlonday, 26:11, W ednesday, 2ath, and Friday, 30th of thi: Month, Angus' ' on each of w Inch nights the fol lowing entertaintner.ts will take place,—a Grand Concert of 'Vocal and Instrumental Music—the elegant I...iigueniare, the Tight Rope Prodigy, will go through his graceful evolutions, and maku his wonderful ascent in the midst of the most brilliant put ul the mean - dicta Fire Work's—Dancing on Sint:, in gland style, by he Families of Longuentare and Bellmcii—Juan ilee King of the Devils, will fly through a Balloon on Vire. surrounded by I. ire Works—and ins Sun, the Infant Devil, wi.l take an astonishing Flight—llyfraMics. by NIT. Morris. The beautiful Heptaniasiesoption. Frorli l'heistre, Ohtani. minas, Grand Sub-Marine Cave, Water Works, &e. &e. as usual. Admission 3s. 6tl. Doors open at Half-past Seven. Concert commences in Eight. •• The Police ale under the direction of vigilant OfEcers fron,jUnion lil LUSH has once more the pleasure of return "- • ing hip best thanks to his best Friends the public fus the decided preference continual to be shown to his Offices; and (As r sukt.) he has the further pleasure of congratulating them on their great success, he having sold (us he generally does) the largest capital in the whole Lottery, riz. No. 4,660 £30,000! ll:sides his usual proportion or minor Capitals. lie respectfully announces that a new Lottery was 'rid for en Wednesday, the 21st Instant, to begin drawing Seth October; the scheme *ill be en:irely old IsMionetl. conk:toting upwards of 100 Capi:sk, all ;Money !—No Stuck Prizes Ciaases!—Nor any sia.L., Tickets and Shares will be on Saie in a few days, at 4, CJrnliill, and 9, Coaring Cross.—Schvoes Gratis. Ry the K oro's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. GODBOLD'S VLGETABLE BALSAM. Pot COUGHS, CONSe UPI' lONS, and Arra NAL TINS medicine has been established for nearly 30 years. and is allowed by many eminent physicians to be the only efficacious remedy to be depended upon Mr curing the above t omplaints. The numerous cut IN that are daily perforate I, and which are attested by persons of the first rank in this king dom, would till volumes. Copy of a Letter to Messrs GODHOLDS, 3 Bloomsbury-square. Gentlemen,—l have the pleasure to inform you, that your in valuable Vegetable Balsam, reoonimended to rue by the Hon- Mr. Shirley, of Fulham, has perfectly restored me to my former state of good health. I Ilas in a deep decline, and had taken a number of other medicines which failed of success.—With grati tude I remain, your obedient servant, ROBERT Davie. . Cumberland Place, Chelsea, May I t, 1913. Mrs. Dorothy Gay is cured of a consumption by taking 5 pints of the Vegetable Balsam ; she was under a course of met ieine from the faculty five months, and found no relief —Certificate of the cure the loth old une 1513. stronger proofs of the efficacy of this medicine cannot be given than its being recommended by the following nobility. g a l he most Noble Marquis of Lothian, the Bight lion. Viscount Dailey and , Ward, the Hight lion. •he Lords Macdonald, Grantley, Fortescue and Mountie:Ll, the night lion. late Via. countess Dudley and W. al, Dowagers Orantley. Falmouth, and Forteseuc, Lady Appreece; Sits Francis Blake, Edw. Newnliam, John Coghill, and George AflllbtrUng; G.:MUIR/ Dope and ' Drunley ; Colonels Baker, Debath, Lenox, etc. N.B. Messrs. Godbold have established an institution for the benefit of th.., poor and others, who cannot mtliirtl to pay the full I price for the medicine, and have, in consi.quence appointed it to sold by one riiiptetable Vender in every principal town in Eng.. land, agreeably to the terms of the charity, as well as at No. liluoinahury Square. LONDON Al A I2K EIS. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Aug. 23. The fresh arrival:: this week bane continued very moderate. but there is still a large overplus front last week's supply, which cannot be got off. A few bales were wade in New %1 heat this morning at 50s. but the Old 11' licks ni without any demand, and offered at very reduced prices. It, Oats very little business is doing, and bales arc heavy at our last quoianous. In Barley scarce any thing is doing, the quantity at mat ket is taiiiing, but at this time of the year En:demand is very ttivital; it has not va ried in price. Beans and leas are without any alteration, a few bales have been edi-ciod this morning at Nloritlay's prices, but these artie:tw of grain are heavy in salts in fact,inn.very little business is doing tins day in our market. buyers ate very scarce. and all grain appears in a ittinesikai staie—a fos of the samples of New Vi neat winch were 50.0 were tit particitiar tine quality, but the inferior cars could not be got off at any price. AVERAGEPILICE OF COHN, Per Quarter, of the To rl‘• ltiantiote Otetrieti of ENGLAND anti %1 ALES, fur ti.e Weci, suiliug *AS. lilb, extrAciel Irtort Satuttleet Casette. Wheat— 43e 3.1 j Marley... 19..1. 1 j Beau; • 21' Atl i t.o4l. lO. 011 ve44 Id BROWN "oit MUSCOVADO tiUGAR. Average Price from 14tIn Reim am spade iu the Week ending Wethirvolity last, tt7s. 611 per cwt. emlusive of duty. J.I4IA•IIt/I:Lti djAili4 LI. • FRIDAY, AUG. 14.-11 , ere was a moderate supply of Bvists at market this Miy, and 04.4.1 . has varied but little since Muncay. Of hbeip and Lambs :here wan a large supply Mutton WA rather better in price than on Alonday, but Lamb continuts heavy in tint and Pork remau the same, and but little business doing. The following is a corre c t stafentent of the prices and nun' he- • at ularket:— PiiICE of MEAT, exclusive of the °dal, hieb consist + ut Head, 14:iit tail*, awl Hide, and ti Nui tut shoot Id.per pound.—l'er Moue ul alba. tdonstme• FRIDAY• Beet' 2i .13J to Ss Id Serf 2. 41 to * 2J dlutlou Ys 6,1 to 3s Od Mall 4 , 1 311 4d 34 4.1 to 3* !PI Lamb 34 41 to 4* Od Veal is 6J to .11 81 Vaal 3. 81 to 11 , 61 Pork St OJ to 4.0 OJ Pork 3. 04 to 4 * Qj "'ratio' Cattier' mark. t. Beadoi c,, it i e i t Iloilo:. 2.314 I iie•Vil% • . 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