The National Register. — London, England, 1821-12-24 00:00:00

• . r L +F. "-• V * •411 4N ~.~;. i 7 1 • 7 4 11,4;01ta • 4 • • THE NATIONAL E ITE* same-grOuna: Ail the army is in a state ration, and ready to much it twenty-four notice. VIENNA, Dec. 'T.—The accounts which we now receive from the frontiers of Turkey, are warlikip;- We are assured that the Ottoman triibps have Com menced hostilities. At:-LA.CHAPELLE, DEC. 13.—We are assured that the Cabinet of Berlin has twitted front the Russian CAts*rnment an important rommfinieation relative to the affairs of Turkey. At the depiTNre of the last courier nothing was spoken of but war in the Russian capital. Dic. 21.LMr. Lambton and Sir R. Wilson are here. They crossed the Channel in an open boat in a tremendous sea. The object in preiiP sing their dep rture from Dover was to forward .answers to letters from Paris, which were of pecu ' liar importance. They wait here the arrival of their travelling chariots, and will then proceed to Ivaris. The storm is now raging—it exceeds in its fury any previous recollection of the oldest inhabi tant. Two vessels have becu within the last hour driven on shore on the sands Great apprehensions are entertained of their being able to survive the Iturriiane. Dvc. 22.—The Trafalgar English packet and the French packet Desiree, sailed this morning Whey were were scarcely an .hour from the port, when they encountered a storm of thunder, lightning, and bail. The rumour is general here, that a war between the Russians and Turks is certain. Spain is in commotion in almost every province ; and Italy, at least the Subalpine Provinces, have manifested a `determination to renew their efforts for Independ ence. Dovs:n, Dec. 22.—The Trafalgar and Desiree French packet made these roads this evening, but were obliged to bear off for Itatms,;ate. Lord Bing ham and three other gentlemen have just landed in a pilot boat. The gale increased towards sunset.,,a The following Notice appeared on Satuiflay in the Discount Office at the Bank:— ' Baltic of England, Dec. 20, 1821. " The Court of Directors have resolved to discount. from this day, Bills and Notes not haring more than 95 da,ts to tin, instead of 65 days, as heretofore." This measure, which is obviously calculated to give increased facilities to persons engaged in com merce, is also supposed by the speculators in Stock to be a favourable circumstance for the funds. In the present state of the market, however, we ap prehend that this judgment is erroneous. The prices are already raised as high as they can bear by specu lation, but, as the advance has been produced by the operations of capitalists of almost unbounded re sod-ices, who generally act in conjunctiori, the pub lic are probably secured, by their support, against any sudden re-action. Should men of less capital and diacretioa, however, - iaduced by any new lities that prosented itself for raising money, engage blindly in the purchases of Stock, a reverse would be almost sure to t a llow. The present speculators would be the first to discern the danger arising from so many competitors in 1., ket. Trey would supply them liberally w..h the Stock required, as sured that their want tu' concert would subj..et them to the influence of eve , ..• fake alarm, or temporary panic, and enable th.. wary spe,:iilators to re place their Stock at a lower price. A temporary rise might tyke place, from the ease with which additional capital could J obtained, but the re-ac tion, when it occurred, would probably force the. funds mrch lower than the: are at present. Lord Melville, Sir G. Cott:Lurn, and Sir Geroge Clerk, attended by Mr. Secretary harrow, urrtved at the George Inn, Portz , .iiit.t.th, on Monday at/ening last, from the admirultv. and at tee o'ciot k the nmt morning they proceeded to the dock-eat!, and cnt menced a series of inquiries into all the various de partmenta:' with a view to make reductions the-et'. Their labours were continued an the following day ; and on Thursday morning they returned to the admiralty. Nothing is known of the precise natu , e of the reductions contemplatc!., and which are soon to take place. 4 At hie !wow is Upper Gower etrke , , .oe Ie ly of J. Faultier, seq. 4ot 011. In ?load 'tree*, jos. 'sq. of • MS. in 4, Ja•. 11re. W. 'wens, ut 1.1,0 Co am 0re1.% Of a aoo. At imallaw veci3 itrl Ate. W. OP J. E. Monkiotee, tog. or in. law. Viobern 'busy, tiaa I).telteskpf Ilefilori, of r so. dapellITlClLI. At Hackney, R. Dempster, eat. of BraiLtae, t 4 AAP, daughter bf I J. Watford, ea+ of Chatham Went. Ilarkoey . At Nt. Mddiell's, Bread sheet, Mr. Elliot, FILM, atraftt. La bilaa M. C. Faker, of Mlle and. M cannon, J. w. *1 et. 4. of the llota. C..s jadla Cooped, 'a civil settee, to MAO, el.l , at oangkiel of 1,4 Drama, sp. et Alto, ball, Sullulk. At the Astbasaaflor'a chapel, lo [Mal, J• clog. fag. of .111111aki, rut timely of the 10th 1.141,t itragoom, Catf.r.soe 'masa, daughter of bir J. lion& m, of Ruttiodue. Al Chelsea, Capt. ['anat., 14. N. to MW SIII.011•11. rt • i ..Volttricapt- • 44 • LONDON. MONDAY, .DEC. Three o'clock, pm. The Paris Journals of Wednesdity, Thursday, and Friday last arrived yesterday. The following are -4 extracts Panes DEc. 19.—This day, at noon, the King transacted business with his ministers. This being the anniversary of •ihe birth of the Duchess d'Angouleme, her Royal Higfitiess received the congratulations of her fantily. The Duke and Duchess of Berri paid a visit, with the Duke of Bourdeaux and Mademoiselle. The young Princess recited, with all the ability expected at her age, a compliment to her august aunt. The King of the Two Sieilies, wishing to give to Chevalier Funtenhy, Charge d'Affitirs of France, 49 an expression of satisfaction, with reApect to the conduct he observed during the troubles in Naples, has sent him the decoration of asCemmander of the Order of St. Ferdinand. Letters from Barcelona, of the Bth of December, contain the following details Before the depot'' tare of Messrs. Pariset, Bally, Francois, and An., douard, from Barcelona, those gentlemen answered • e various questions proposed flour Political Chiefs— . They declared that the character of the Malady 61 the yellow fever—that it is exotic and contagious.—. They could not prescribe ally efficacious remedy s against the emitagioß. They say the best mode of treatment will not produce any beneficial effect; without a well regulated police of health. The fol , lowing is their opinion upon the disorder:—lt is a sort of venom, which attacks the principal interior organs of the life of man, such as the nerves, the heart, stomach, and intestines, which it irritates, niorifies, and paralyses It attacks the rein, and occasions the sharpest pain. They have discovered by opening several bo.lies that a sort of depot of glut • - Mous oil is funned in that part of tile body. The decomposed, dissolves, and evaporate by perspirations The best remedy known is the Melambo, tniten like the Kum." The French Consul at Cadiz wmte,sou the 27th of November, the following letter to the Prefect of the Ilajite Garonne:— " Iliad the honour to announce to you on the 6th of this month that the yellow fever was in ex istence at Port St. Maria, Xeres, Lebreja, San Lucar, Cadiz, and other cities of Andalusia. It was then expected that the approach of winter would put an end to the destructive plague. Unfortunately that is not the case, fur most of those cities stitl pre sent the same appearance. Cadiz itself, which only futind four or five persons infected, now has fifteen in theJtospitalts The communication between Cadiz' and other cities is too frequent to hope the disorder will decrease." The Chambers were occupied •on Wednesday and. Thursday with roatine business only. Dec. woman of Provence named Paule Caussac, almost six ty,hasjust been tried for polygamy. This woman had already buried two husbands, and was separated from the third, for whose death she had nut patience to wait to enable her to marry a fourth. She was living with the last when No 3 found her out to the great surprise of No. 4, who having no wish to retain possession, offered to sur render her. No. 3, however, would not receive her, and she was delivered over to the Court of Assize of wbieh senteater to five years' hand labour The Duke de 'eu is gone to his estate of CoUrteil, where the Duchess resides. On Tuesday a hearing took place in the Seventh Chamber of the Correetional Police, of the affair of Viscount Montelegier and Colonel Barbier-Dufay. M. Berneville, the King's Advocate, concluded against M. Dufay for fifteen days' imprisonment and 100 francs fine. The tribunal postponed further proceedings toithat day se'nnight. In the Sixth Chamber several persons were tried for the publication of a work entitled " Buonaparie, or the Man of Destiny," preceded by an engraving inscribed—" Reception of a great Man in the Ely sian Fields." The sentence was one month's ins prisonmea t, and a fine of 200 francs each. Rios, Nov. 10.—Genernl Yermoluff has at pre the lady of .1. sent no other command than that of the corps d'armee 1 - - detached to Gergia, which forms a separate inde pendent army, and not one of the carps on the Jim:- tiers of Turkey. Gen. Nliloradovitsch continues in t .e government of Petershurgh, and consequently has not joined the army, as some of the journals ve reported. The Grand Dukes Constantine and Nicholas each command their brigade in the . otarus. Tice Imperial Guard has not advanced to the fron tiers. of Turkey, but has only taken up cantonments upon an extended plan in the eastern part of' the ;faro. e spire. In ease war breaks out, Russia will not At her home in Gloneemer pl..ee. Pormas sea the O. lire have many great movements to make. Titaee, 66, widow of the lot 1 iveloColot el t its amid, ..5 The different corps d'armee are ranged in eche:oat, theAritialsti:l:4:rwdos;i7lllekritia,lH4eta:'lghi r sheaf file tea, M.Jee 11) such a owner that as won as sale sorps disap. Howard. late of the 14th re e lmeat. On the 11Aa w October last, at 111 11. Lie:epees, op. I east is *bane* aliothez Kei t iarea tt: take up the L • 4 .11 6 s. 1! '. ‘.l • • i • t. • I '. ; it 'l(.*. , • • ..741 A1ia . 4. 4 %" " - -Id• t - • -1 91 t r , .~ *. ~~. ~•* tnDon *at ter. At: 0.4 CORN RXCHANGR. Mqopay. DlfC. “. In consequence of the long preval -;_of Advents winds , our market this morning was very thinly pbeil with all sorts of grain ; for the finest qualities Wheat there was a brisk demand at an advance of 31. ppaerr qr. and Were has been a considerable clearance of the middling and inferior descriptions, at is. to Xs. per quarter nuance. Barley was about es. per quarter dearer, and Oats were brisk in sale. but without any variation In peke. In Beans and Peas there waas considerable stir, at last week's prices. ,-flour remains at our bist quotations, but it is expected to be &ker. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, DEC.2I. There was not a very large supply of Wheat this morning at market, and prices continue the same itssiur last aThe supply of Barley was likewise 'steatite, and but ales effected at Wednesday's prices. Oat. are dull of sale, and the quality not of a very tine sort. In Flak there is a tolerably stir in consequence of a supposition that no further reduction fkke place a present. Beans remain stationary as to price. and the sales effected are very trivial. In Peas there is no al teration,Ahe ine 4 White Boilers support our last quotations, but the salesidsven of the best,are but dull. C 41iltEN IL 11 11110.11 f• /1. a. SU a TO 34 x 30 36 11 48 VT ti 29 a eiticEs or cams volt Per Wilietteldee •.01 WOW Biul W MID. 140/11)A If. I. b 0 • 72 — 5O 2.1 • 50 3li is 58 27 • 29 OW Wheat .... I New Ked Wheat New White d 0... 70 St Itt SO Rye Brauu. Or Buck _ Wheat Burley 21 a 29 Pale Malt 52 a 63 feed o..ts • ' 1. a 21 drew or Pillasid dia I 22 a 26 New Tick Beau* 22 a 25 Old ditto New Pipeuit dim) 24 a 27 Iluilong Grey Pease Kape.era firer but 46/. a 324 FOltElliN. American $6 • 68 *1 • k 9 -• 21 a 38 21 a 16 22 a 60 a it 60 IS a It 12 a 25 22 a Yi I VS a *8 22 a 24 211 a IS 25 a 27.1 23 a 2$ 24 a 16 21 a 17 33 a 14 33 a 36 26 a 26 I 26 a 98 110/. 311. 301. a3l . 65 a 72 63 a it 52 a 60 1 St a 60 ..... Rig?' and Wiesner Hubsia and Vriew land ditto. 6!) a 73 :4 a 60 Rye Barley ...... Feed Oats lire% or Poland du. Pi. ron ditto . 'Sailor* Pease Grey Pease Linseed Der. qr. 48 a 56 25 a 27 VI u 93 16 a 2 91 a 29 26 a 28 30 a $2 21 a 26 32 a 40, 48 a 58 2:i a 27 tl a 25 18 a 29 21 a 25 SIG a 28 30 a $1 24 a 20 32 a 40 48 a 26 0 a 21 21 a 23 16 a 22 21 a VS 26 a 28 Su it LAI 24 a SG 32 a 4u A V LitAut. PHILE•DE LUKN, Per feu . arttr, of the I 44( • 0 , Maritime Districts of ENGLAND and Wft LES, for the Week eudiug December IS, retracted frosts Satutdo's (miscue. Wheat... 51, 2,1 Barley... 88. 101 I Beeu4 .....26. 8 ;Bye u7s 11.1 I Oats.... 184 lid Peas ... 88. 0.1 Average Price from the Returns made in the Week endmic Wednesday last. 325. 10. per cwt. exclusive of duty. PRICE OF FLOUR, Per Sack of Five Bu.liels, or 2801 ha. Mot (la!, .s. s• Mouday. 1. s. Fine Engli.li Flour 50 a 55 American Flour ... 57 a :it Seconds ditto •• .. 45 a 60 per Barrel of If cat. BREA!), 1.. Od. the 9.llartern Leaf. PH ICES OF TALLOW, SIMI'. &c. per 1121 h. PH ICE Of FAT, per st. of 81b. Towu Tallow 463 Ott U• ed Yellow Russia 45, Od —6 Od Whitechapel Market 2s 7d White ditto —s Oil —3 Od Si. James's Market 2, 74 Melted Stuff 00s Oil 29s Od Viet. r Mar.et . . 0. t•• , ~ ) It. ach 00s Ot.' 2',4 00 - i (.3.!1 , Cl . . „e . 1 8 . 04 h. 2.. 1 itwtod Uregs .. . Ts lei —.--- ( .104 :swap . • . 148 Average.--2.. 7d. :'• • Liu* soap . . 80s 1 ,'. I,lc d . . . . 00. Price of Can i dles per &apt', B 64.-11oultl•, Its . od. •id. perdosatt allow .!.4110.• reads suotte).• _.:—_.---_-- PRICK OP LRATHER, l'er Pouod. Butts. 60 to 6511 , each oI LI 10 22d Dressing Hides ..........••••....... ... • Fine Coach Hides... lBd to V d Crop ilides.3s to 48 lA. fot cull riii Ditto, 45 to 50Ihs ~. lttd to lid Calf Skill% SO t i 40331. 24d 1.. 41/4 Ditto, ,0 to bibs . 2Bd to 3.m: 1./.00. it) to SOlbe . :• . 2c4 to 384 fanned Horse hide5... k ..,.. ..• •• • firanllSents (Greditandr 4.. ' 184 to Ind Large ditto. per pond ... i. ••• l6l to 18d N —.— _ . ..11 1 14 II 1 . 1 El.') 31.41tif AT. • ' Mown ts , riot 44.-'l'he marlin this tn. , rning .1.. s tut 010. dalttely supplied woN , Beast', itnd Beef is prccoely tie some price o our quotation •of last week. Mutton is Loon ftti to 64. ... Per stone lever. - 1 1.0 14.. is die rinse as we last quoted. In itialiftt of wltitii the supply to very 0101reste. a rise bet taken plata:of about 2-. I.tr stone.-.......1n the 'ot ie y Market. Hay :tnd Straw sup ' ported their price...aid Clover .zae a trifle desr r The fol;owing is a corrud Atli:. test of the pm es sod ntoubt.tt st market:- PRILK 01 M EAT , iliCiii , ive .ii the t Mal, *loch cousist .. ••( Head. Ensralis. and Dale. Vol is worth about Id. pia 111.-Mer shine of 011 t. tt luot..oetv• 1.. taint V. Keel Vs 24 to 34 0.1 Bee# 2. 64 ~. 3. 8I Mutton Ils Md to 4. 44 SI moo 3. Od ..., So 4.i • Lamh Os Od to Os 04 t.ao 0. Od 10 fig 0.1 \T rot os thl to 6s Oil Yea 3- 1 04 t" 4 . 81 i ( Pork St 04 lii s 6.1 Por 6. 441 to 4: 44 !lead of Cattle rt market. ' tfea 44u r / s ui t at tfirke.? Heists - . . . .. 1030 Sheep sad Lonrho . 1 1 , 1300 I Sheet. ..a Laud)* • 3 be° P ig . . . .. . . 110 1 Pl , ' ' . . ... 100 Ce:re, . .e . . . ISO I Cal. , , . . 170 ...... _ rub . . AS 0 k 4 I , to 1.5 U it 4.. Iv 0 rt •ed ;al T IGG, • 116 On T . VT Pn .101 IN • ke7t Lawn,* 1; :,.. .. - , 7 11 :•1 b Phi Lt ! • S • b \ 1 ~~ o t ha