The National Register. — London, England, 1823-01-06 00:00:00

I . " IFF --- I virliwr.—ltioliday at tr. gochoquist. Blab &Pith Walla', • Zoog It Hausa. • .i3otscrt.tit 'LONDON, MONDAY, SANUARY 6. Three o'clock, p. ".The Paris Papers, reecive4 last night, afford not --a gleam of light to guille the public opinion us to 'the relations between‘Frenee and Spain. We do not imagine thi:,even the answer of the Spani►b Go eerument to IL Villele's note will decide the ques tion of 'Pence or War, as the. negotiations will be kept open until the meetiagof the -French Ghent .benren the 28th Instant. Some time will be occu . pied before the answer is returned, as the official . - note will be-submittett so theCurtes, and their deel sion will be transmitted through the French Minister •to. Paris. :Ma Qmotidieurei the Eioile, and the other Antra Journals, publish such notorious and bare fieed• &hightail& in favour of the Spanish. Insergen ts, die they , heaviest all confidence with the public. ...nett kis said, demi° obtain readers, the war party rare it the expellee of circulating them gratis , . Areughout the Department; but still they are .treated. with contempt, and these misreprentatioos Jaws no *Feet whatever on the public. It is well known that the Insurgent Chiefs are mere wan derers, who. are despised by the people of Spain, • :while the Ultra - Papers assert, that they are at the :heed of divisions of the Army of the .Faith, where it is well known there is-not a single rebel in sans, as .•• - the deluded insurgents have dispersed and returned I.M.their homes, and hundreds of Priests and the In. f. _ft . surgent chiefs have taken refuge in France, where ,a/res are held in the contempt they deserve by the "ffintile of France, in the same manner that they are shy their own countrymen. • Intelligence arrived on Satiuday afternoon, at the New EnglandSoffts•lstioae, of the loss of his Ma jesty's sloop Alligator. This event: was occasioned by her striking on a reef of racks off .Cuba. .The sews was received at New .d'ea'lt ottthe morning. .of tbej h alt. .Accounu from Ancona, of the 16thillt. say, that 'Lord Sirangford had been obliged, by bad weather toad contrary winds, to put into that port, where be atakatill detaintd. His Excellency had the day 7 0 ,14fiktiLsi:ed the tomb of our .Lady at Loretto Acitilitla that his Lordship is to demand of the Porte, , ii fist lama of the Allies, the free passage of Use Dar inielleaker the vessels of every recognised Power. • The Nuremberg Gazette contains some details remeeting the arrival of the So&m, or 60 guns, ,at • Soda, from Marseilles, with a battalion of German -troops, consisting of 600 men, of whom 200 are fur the artillery, all pertecily armed and equipped. • Xhey-latee with them a good band of music. The • money by which this battalion has been fitted out • was cellected by subscriptions in Germany. Amoit„.• the suhicribers is the King of Wurtemberg, who gave 6 1 1.000 florins from his privy purse. M. Bah man,. the banker of •Frauktart, subscribed 160 luuis d'or. The Swiss Cantons of Zurich, Berne, and Amu, have furnished $0 pieces of cannon and three mortars. This battalion is to wait at Bastin, to be jollied by 1'..00 or 800 volunteers, commanded by a Cdoilel of Meese Darmstadt, named Dittmar. • • COURT OF EXClSE.—Siittincioe. • Mr. Llpaey, a !Jellified victualler, was charged with blasts( In his possession aluainity of paper wittosoat duty stamp. ' It appeared that the officers of Each e.learned that,the detonating had is his p• ssessitui paper at She description., They went. to the lionise i saw .ate of the paperotud. s ere Steadily skean all he had of It. They seised it. Ilse. defendant slid he bought the paper tor the woe of riesaw, Rem a sea OYu offered it tur sale In hie tap ' Bair. Ele 111111411 f bad any idea that it was an eaciseatile ittitEU ; . t Was why he pareJimed from • hawker? ',plied, that hatrikera were •• nomernus that it was Ist ilgrsusary for • wan to leave his house to purchase any OM& Ns Wiped that We payment ulnae duty aow would iteliory the Caret. The Court said, that those who honed from hawker. were generally imposed upon, fur they wet only gut eon imitated articles Wit bad articles into the Inagrau, aid, "nide., Mintier. injury to the fair trader. The wind,* the paper was then cuildeniiied. awned -- . • A jeUtleulaa, _ , Doggett, was elms gild ts ith having is Ids poseissalum e 8 gullets' of tufa shrub, tritium a per- NIL . • It wad stated, diet Mr. Doggett bad bought the shnib 1 at an miaow, and intended to use it 11.Hoself As the duty bad been paid, be bad sin idea of the s i'y of a 1 petard. Sergi - al other Beatieut•tt ksd dime the 611111 C. ) I * The Cocci Slid, that all the oilier gentlemen lid bteu more leaky Wu the defeassis.d. chow shrub thty thso • coudstataei, with that•treckla a hicii it war 1;411 I I.:ta. . .Mk• 7' . , 'THE tqATIONAL iVIPRIVi.g COUNTY .11.8ZTJNO. - last St. istareve db. AN . ' P• •Cos Friday 4 a's Hall was opened to th, froze eleven o'clock, before twelve wu nearly filled. Mr. Coke, Mr. Wedeboase, the Rev. George Glower, sad many other grittiest*. eccomumed to interest tliesseelves is county serails, accompanied the Higli Sheriff. The requisitins, trilling a meeting, for the purpose of peel bolls Hess of Parliament (dr the adopti aof Illeelerea calculated to tither@ the agriculteral•etuses, was Ikea read. The Hum fissile, Opeooo the beMosess of tbe dap Ity.statiag Ike purpose for *hick the meeting bad berm called. . A letter from the Earl of Albemarle was then road, tie whirl kis Lordship deshoed atteodiug the 'meeting, conceiving licit it would be curse than warless, as it was out proposed to petitios for a reform in Parliemeat. Mr. AldermaaTuu Rite). addressed the meeting, and in a very few words haviartlevoribed the eeictiog distress, introduced tke Revelations which bail been draws up for 'the occasion, and wbielt be thought, though temperate, were firm end ezplicit. This Resole foes were the.' read. They were as follow :- 4 ?bat it appears to this :Meeting that the system upon which Sue noliosol mown@ bus been hitherto conducted, has at length WO& Oslo d. al Mona, unpremilanted and unbisar-. Wm -That 4 remains no Wager nn evil to b. anticipated, bat ins Mew arrived, mid in 14 plums rediiced 111040001 , 1 v 01 r ibillitti to abject poverty, and Utzeatom all with a /Anal( ••• That notwithstanding numerous and explicit representations Iwo beets mrde to th,s l,ritltawit hoot dui anusti and many Inbar counties °Nit U and forcible appeal* have been urged for trunisdiato term whirl'. it appears to she, meeting that no depeekle• boa Wes shewn by Ins Malsewtse Ministers to diminish lbw prisms of celantity. mulcre by as partial a reduction of taxation se hews. pionellion Webs, woe et coutp/sint. and that the ap.l thlNlAson. developed demos:armee either ignorance 41t Ike bait Se all MOW pommel to apply an effectual remedy. • " That this meeting it omivinced the dismissals arrived will his duty to himself, to him family, to his country, and to his 1006, should impel every man boldly. yet respectfully. to 'declare, not. only diat taxation is theleading cause of all out national dist:Neese' but unit a burden saciverwhelming cilium be borne, and ought natter have been impact'. " find from the *adore of all the measures recommended by the Agricultural Committee Of the !louse of Commons, dus Meeting is fmnlshed with additional reasons fur believing that the desirable transition from out present state of distress to future prosperity, cannot result without an abolition of all 'needless. and therefore useless places, pensions, and ainectues. and such a reduction of the national debt, as is . reguired by the present cir- CUIUSUOCCII of the country. and the noperstive claims of public justice!_ That the total repeal of the malt and beer inn could not fail to operate both aa a reltet nom a heavy burden. and all an lllDCOUtlielliellt to the conautuption or holey—an object of great importance to the agueulturiaf ; and would aim) enable 'belabour ing claims to partake in a eatoltatrine beverage at a much cheaper rate. " That petitions, founded on the foregoing resolutions. be eddressod to both Houses of Parliament early in the next session; and t h at the Earl or Albemarle and Lord Suffield be requested to present one to the House of Pecs", and the County Members the other to the House of Cumulous, sod to support the prayer of the. Petitioners." Mr. WAT ON seconded the resolatioas. lie said it would ill become the gentlemen or the county to see their tenants soak into beggary without tioutiog forward to attempt proouriug their relict. Come esressedimlisfaelloo at the example sow set by by the cutlet, of Norfolk, which 'he hoped would be followed throegbout the hingdous. The resolutions coadeussed the eyeless whims had so long been acted upon, in such strong trims, that he could hardly Lave expected more from the must determined opponcatsof Ministers. Mr. W out:nubile came forward amidst the cheer. of the spectators. Mr. Cobbett at the same time presented himself.— Tbe former gentleman obtained a partial bearing. He wits 'arlsioes to concur in any measure that promised relief to the agricultural classes, provided it were nut incoasistest with the *corral interest of tut country. lie wished fur a -reduction of limatilm, but at the sums time be felt that if this were deur to I the extent which Mr. Brougham and Lord Althorp lied proposed, the effect must prove Istal to public credit by destroying th at which those great atatesuien, Mr. Pitt noe l Mr. Fox, had eoti• eurred,to respect. These were 'llan of the sentiments expressed by Mr. Node house, amidst frequent int. freemen and continued uproar, wluuh made it impossible to hear with tolerable °with:semis Lim or any of WV speekerrof the day. 11f heti Mr. 1V odeltuuse had concluded, Mr. Coaxer r spin came forward, and was received with shouts of upplause, mingled with hisses. Many minutes elapsed without tusoling lutes to utter one wind with the slightest chance of being braid. Thu 111,L Shcrill nude repeated ap • peals to the wetting in belie!' of Mr. Culdreit, but without suc cess. Mr. Cobbeit stood his ground, and manifested no inten tion of withdreeriag, however lung the iiimult might emanate. Many called us lieu to pivoted, while others demenued that he should retire. Mr. V 1 ODEHOCSE Game forward to entreat silence, bat was not listened In. Mr. COlitsETT spoke ; but his voice was drowned in the clan .moor who b Feuded. He *ceased to indulge in gaud humour ed exportiolations. He Odellitti at last indignant at the uppo sition be experienced, but coutioned to lot,. his point, mad presided to the Midi :•beritt a Petition, width he wished to be presented as that of the County, instead of the Petition was templated by Iliure who had cowed the Meeting. s ille HUM objected to receive the Petition, as to do or/ mold, in las judgment, be irregular, seeing it was nut feuded he the Resolatioes which bad been moved. altr:Coidirrr pressed the reading of his Petition, sod cop iloted that the Resolutions which had been brought forwaid hew eed dt for this occasion. 1110iiswalt still continued. The High Sheriff contented to ge medial' of Mr. Cutibett's Petition. It was aozordingly Awed by the Ceder Sheriff. While Ibis was doing, Mr. Cohluitt called out that it would relieve the Fanners of Laglaud innueoistrly. This remark produced a relies/al of the Immo. 'atelier of duicord, which he replied with a laugh. The Petition of Mr. Conuott set forth, in strong tense, the existing distress, and the causes of the distress. It prayed the Legislator., to repeat the malt, salt, soap, and other lasts— to pima a law to suspend all uistrasats for routs sad tithes fur one year ; end it especially coiled tor a Reform Mahe Cows/Aims Homes of Parliament. The question was then pat on this Petition. A coosiderdhle show of bands appeared in its Lirour, end bat few were raised against it. The majority of the persona in the Hell did not vote either for it or against it. From the strong opposition which Mr. Cebbett hod lowed t aced, this roman was not expected ; and it wee the opinten of teeny of Übe gentlemen Ito 114 busing, tint U e yugotial sob. - • ~., 4 8 I .... 2 4 • rallied to oos boso sasestomid ; sod k visa therein* poopomodloipot olialn. Mr. Ctibocrr said Ms 1111# shod, hoe* ranted by a vest anklority, nod'itwooldtbsiiillos be prayostrenkge pal it spilt. The Rev. 0. Choy's' addressed the Mosaic, sd was be. essioaally beard fore feel odIINIII.II. • Mr this& it would be a moat disgrawfel oireswistanse it the Petition et an I dual Were carried who 'bad osier slow hie hoe mos( thus before • mod the labours of dinGeadanen of NOM put down by a side wlad. 0. Mr. CLILL was of opinina•tbe voodoo libido hod Imeosish. witted to the Meeting was mit understood. }kited highly approved of the original resolutions, and ties. he again re. sommended to than. Men Cons err insisted that his Petition hid been fairly ser ried ; hut consented, front respect to Mr. Cole. to bet the question be pet again. The question bring pet again, was carried as before. . filr T. BEIVOI tailed for the deoision of the High ilhorlf. Ain HIGH SHERIF/ declared she Petiuos mif ?dr. Cobbett te bare been carried. Mr. Cowin r declared the present to be the modest day of his life, sad congratulated We eosin, on -the glories' triumph they bad *shirred. Thanks were diem voted to the High•Sberlf, feeble ;impartial conduct, and to the Requisioeisis for their 'acidosis la the amuse. after which the meeting broke reps • LONDON MARKETS. COAX EXCH ANGE, Molt DAT The arrivals et paw this week are madame. and but little business warn dome in lb . ii r Fast Ibis der. Wheat was very dull in sale, and bendy ear wisdoms, Friday bass Barley wee alas bad in au& racy be stletad as par rs= under- our baptise& VIM mamaMr be aid IF Oats. were heavy is tab at diet radestisse 'The malt, ups de whole, was lieneist ibis day than it has beta kr maw tine, and should any aseeldstable arrivals take -' -wale must fait ii;;;Fa -- CUltick.N I raticks lit GRAIN FOR Ttlh Wk.k.a. I'er Winchester Measure of Elgin Bushels. ISUMISAy. MIUXILSCI. ealoAf. S. .5. S. S. S. S. Old Wheat 2B a 41 28 • 44 24 a 44 New Red W beat 40 a 46 • 40 a 46 140 a 44 New White du 44 a 1111 44 a IR 44 a 50 Rye lO a 23 40 a 29 10 a 23 Burley Pale Molt Feed Oats drew orPolnaddo 23 a 24 31 a 25 I IS a 24 New Tick Beam Old ditto New Pigeon ditto 28 a 30 28 a 30 f 28 a JO Roiling Pease Grey Pease ..28 a 34 1 28 a 31 ft a• 31 Rapeseed per last 231. a 141.1 231. a 1141. 231. a 144. FOREIGN. American ......• • 4. a Danlalc BB a 44 48. a 44 38 a 44 Ri3s and Wismar 26 a 31 16 a . 82 28 a IS Itu.sida and Vries. laud ditto ....• 23 a 28 11 aJO N. a 18 Rye - a 2 40 Barley Feedeats Brew orPolanddo 29 a 23 I 21 a 25 29 a 25 Pigeon Beans. Roils.' Pease Grey Pease Linseed perqr. AVERAGE PRICE OF COHN, Per Quarter, of theTuei Alarituise I)itariet4 of ENGLAND and WALES, fur the %%eel: emliug; Dee. VOA, eatnieted Irani Satutdai) Gametic Wheat...Mk 9d I Barley... 294 9.1 I BOUM ....Ms sd Rve 4144 Ail I lB4 Id I ..• 1104 of kSKOWN OK MUSCOVAIIO Average Price from the Rehires made in the Week cadmic editentinV 140.145. Yid. net eat. aerip.ive ' FIOCE OF FLOUR, Per Sack ur Five Boatels, or 28011:s. Moutlay. S. It. Moudpir. .. ~,. Piaci:4lo.h Flour : 33 a 40 NarfalkasSiorkion 113 a 33 Strand* Jilt~ .. . 4 30 a 33 West Coutstry .... 33 a4O BkKA O. GO. lo 7d. the ooartetn Loaf. ' PRICE OF TALLOWOOAP, &r. • 11.* d. Pens or FAT, per stone ITown Tallow 42 0 uttiles. Howie do. Credit 4l 0 a. d. White do ‘Vhiterlsopel Market 2 4 Melted Slug St. Jastr..o's, Market . 2 4 Rough ditto Ve 0 Clete Market 0 II Glares I 0 • .Good Dregs Laid Soap ... Mottled Yellow do. SM I I'IIFIELD MARKET. mintsmr, JAIL fi.....Thelle WAS a la rye supply of Besets this day at market, and Beef may be quoted 2d. per stone cheaper than on Friday. In Mutton but Mae business was done. and this uilar may be quoted as on Friday. Veal was is very good demand, at an ambiance of Stl. 'scrotum s and Pork is without any variation hum our hat statement. The tulluwrpg is • statement of the prices and numbed at nweicet:— PRICE of MEAT, exclusive ol the 011•1, which consists of Head, Euti all,, wad Hide, and to wroth about Id. per pound..—Per stone of nibs. kIOPIDA V. senior. Reef Ss 04 to S. 84 Reef Z. 01 irs 3. 10d SlulUnl 9. 10d to So 44 '4 2. lost. to S. 4.1 Lamb Os 04 to Os 04 Lamb O. 04 in 0. 01 Veal 41 0.1 to 5, 01 1 Veal 4. 01 t o 5, gd Pork 3s 01 to 4s 0.1 Pork S. 0i to 0. 41 Hestia! Collie at market. H ea d s a tt atiis at alari. „ . Resists Slier p Pigs Calves • - 11 , 41-111AkEET. • Hey _V I 3 6 to 4 0 • einver - • - - I 3 3 0 to £4 I Strew - - - - YI 111 tll6 • LONDON: Primal mid PreliskottLy ski Prgrister JONI( M11;0, at the Offic•. 16, Fireu-Seresd, mhos 610 Linter, (pws paid) petit M sikkeessik - • r••••• t. • e , impbr ,•••• ' " p -11114011116111""... -, r • Fi 51 , i I Ii !-.L' ■at