The National Register. — London, England, 1822-04-15 00:00:00

430 ti (pt. LONDON, :MONDAY, APRIL 15. I hree o'clock, p.m. Despatches have been received at the Foreign Office, and it was rumoured last night that the Em peror Alexander had resolved not to declare war against the Turks, without the concurrence of the other Powers, and that he treats the note of the Porte, as far us it relist:; to himself personally, tt ith indifference, as proceedlng from the petulenee of barbarians, and conceives it beneali his dignity to notice it further.—if the despatches have been trans initt:Al from St. Petersburg'', they probably commu nicate the decision of the Cabinet of St. Petersbtirgh, and the answer to the note of the Divan of the 28th of February. Letters have been received this morning from Pa- ris, dated April 14th, which quote the prices.of the • .Frencli Funds as follow :—Five per Cent. ConsoN, • with dividend from 22,1 ithirch, 86f. 85c. ; Bank Shares, with dividend from Ist January, 1 per Cent. prim.; Exchange on London, one month, 25 f, three months, 25f. ; Neapolitan Five per Cents. with dividend from let January, 66a. The Paris Papers of Thursday, with regard to the affairs of Turkey, contain no intelligence of a deci sive character. It is asserted, that a negociation is • ' in progress between Austria, Prussia, and Russia, having for its object the security of the coast of the Baltic. This report is no doubt in unison with French politics, which are averse from this country having any additional naval ascendancy, as the ru mour still exists of an alliance between this country and Denmark, that will give England considerable influence, so far as regards the passage of the Sound. is again repeated, that the Austrian troops in the Neapolitan territories arc to be withdrawn, to replace those in garrison in Upper Italy, which are to Le withdrawn ihr the purpose of forming a cordon of observation on the Turkish frontier. Fears and npprehemions for the public sr; ty still haunt the minds of the Neapolitan Ministers, as the King of Naples has issued decrees denouncing the punLh ment of death against any person now out of the kingdom in consequence of the popular proceedings in 18•20, who shall return without his special per- In i sxiion According-to accounts from Trieste, the Turkish squadron, which• haul been blockaded in the Gulf of Trepantc, hod surrendered by capitulation to the racks. _ . . —.-...-. Mr. Zea, the Colombian Minister at Paris, has delivered a diplomatic note, extremely well written, and in language lxll and firm, to the Ambassadors of the different Powers, demanding the recognition of the imkpentlence of Cukmbia. • There is no truth whatever in the report that ' .Quizoga and Riego bad been assassinated at Madrid. It lt;ts arisen out of a clumsy fabrication got up iu Paris, which contained the very extraordinary addi tion, that, in consequence of that catastrophe, the poptihice of Madrid has risen, and put to depth, not only the whole of the royal family, bat the members of the Cortes, not one ut whom survived the fury of the multitude. The date assigned ter the alarming event ut Madrid was the Stith Wt. Had there been the smallest tbundation ter it, we should have known it some time ago, as intelligence is trequently con veyed by express from Madrid to London in seven daN s. - Extract from a letter received at Lloyd's, dated Constantinople, Feb. 25 :—" A Neapolitan vessel lately came down from Ismael with a cargo of corn lieltnighog to a Russian House at Odessa, which had Ito sooner arrived than the Porte seized it, under a charge of having been concerned in the affair of Galatz lust year, The Russian House claims the car g o, but the Porte refused to give it up. There appears to have beam something wrong, as the master and crew ran away on the first outcry.—. „Another vessel has arrived fiom the Danube, laden with corn, and loving the French flag flying, which has been :ciztkl by the Porte, and sent to the arsosal. She is accused of being another of the ves sels wacerned in Site Galata business - ; her construe . Len is said to ha lriot. 1 ive titixit, ale expected • under simiiiircircuinstanco. The crew of the . Nlq,::bei b are becu sf,:zeci ty ti:e rur.4.“ THE NATIONAL REGISTER It — is a manitiett error in nttributing the retire ment of Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, from the office of Secretary to his Majesty, to certain secret influence. The King's ministers protested against the continu ance of an office, in which was vested all the state'. secrets, without one atom of responsibility. His 1 Majesty very reluctantly yielded to the remon strance of his ministers. Mr. T. Hooa.—The report of the Commissioners I . of Colonial Audit, upon the case of Mr. Theodore ims been printed. It states that the defi ciency of that gentleman, in his office of treasurer of the Isle of France, amounts to 1'2,8551. 14s. — The commissioners thus conclude their report, "We feel ourselves imperiously called upon to declare, that no ciretunstances have come to our knowledge that could excuse us for recommending that Mr. Hooke should be relieved from any part of the sum for which he now stands accountable." An extent has accordingly been issued on the part of the crown against his person and property. Mr. Hook has published a defence, in which he states himself to be grossly imposed upon by a person in whom he confided, and eaters into a long vindication of his own conduct. A letter from Bayonne, dated the Gdi, says— " Order is completely restored at Pampluna, where the militia had been armed; but their arms have been restored to them, on the responsibility of their officers." By order of the Lord Chamberlain, the winter theatres are in future to close at the end of June, and not to open until time 15th of October. The little theatre in the Ilaymarket is to open about the end of flay, or beginning of June, and to cease performances by the 15th of October. All the re strictions upon performers at Drury-lane and Co• vent-garden, preventing them from playing at the Haymarket, arc to be taken off. All the minor theatres are to - be brought strictly back to their original rules, end their licenses confined to the exhibition of spectacle, and to recitative iu dia logue. On Wednesday the Lord Mayor held a Special Court of Aldermen at Guildhall, for the purpose of electing a Recorder, in the room of the late Sir J. Silvester, Bart, which was fully attended. The thanks of the Court were unanimously voted to the Lord Bishop of Llandaff and the Rev. Di. God. (lard, for their excellent sermons preached at Christ Church, Newgate.street, before the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Governors of the several Royal Hos pitals un Monday and Tuesday lust. Mr. Lucas, Birch, and Mr. Jerrane were sworn and admitted Coal-meters in trust for the city. The Coert then proceeded to the special business of the day, whoa' Newman Knowlys, Esq. Common Sergeant, was nuanimously elected, and, being sent for, attended and took the oath of office. The Lord Mayor de clared &vacancy of Steward of Southwark, in the room of Sir J. Silvester, and the next Court was appointed to fill up the same. A letter from Toulouse, dated the sth of April, states, that the most perfect tranquility reigns in that city. About a dozen persons, arrested during the late disturbances, belong to the law. The Judge of Instruction has examined them. A number of students have quitted Toulouse. A writer in the• Philadelphia Advertiser recom mends the membrane or inner skin of the common hen's egg to be applied to recent contusions or bruises on the face, who arc perpetually liable to them front fiat, running against furniture, &c. If allowed to remain on a few hours, it will restore the part to a healthy state, preventing the extravasatiun of blood, which otherwise will remain unsightly fur a lung time. Two fields, in the parish of Marshalstown, near the borders of the county of Limerick, were lately entered by a party of miscreants, who dug up the ground in different parts, leaving it unlit fOr the purpose of pasture, us intended by the owner. On the following Sunday, the parish priest of Nlitchels town, near which Marsbalstown lies, addressed the congregation on the circumstance with such effect, that, to prove they had no participation in it, they unanimously resolved to go to the field and repair, as far as possible, the damage done; and they also promised to use their utmost diligence for the dis covery of those who had committed it. On Sunray forenoon, as Mrs. Milieret, was sitting near the fire in a buck parlour of her nephew's, Mr. Macklin, of Stanhope-street, Clare-market, mid sup. posed to have fallen abler), her shawl by sortie accident cauaht fire. Screams alarmed Mr. Macklin, who was in the kitchen, and ou running op stairs, he perccivtd her clothes in Names, and ran to leer assistance with one of the lodgers, and ettingnished them, but site W3S bO tench injured, that site expired on the same evening. A robust fellow entered the premise) of Mr. Pount. ney, woollen-draper, Gerrard-street, Soho, ou Friday eteniuq, between the hours of six and seven, and find ing the persons having the charge of the slot') in - the counting-douse, he stole a piece of cloth front the coun ter, and sum- (led wilt his booty as fat as opnesite the di. or of Iliv.li. , inra3 I::;lwards, of the same wet:, when a 4eaterJl " Sa,t, mist" cawed the letlitw to drui, I,..ecu. b,o, tilliultutiately, he but:tei:ded• is wattieg geed his teca pc: r - • 713iftbte. At Lavender sweep, Clapham common. Met. John Ravenkill, of a daliebh.r. At kilieliton, the lady of It. Coffin, esq. of a eon. M. I oOmt, ml U•141,t) coml. Simmers lane, of a son. Al ( At Killarney, Irelaud, the lady ur Major CAI lUiCil4l:l, lith Dragoon Guarda,ot a boll. 'She lady 01 s. Ently, es q. of Blackheath, of a son. the lady of tuba Ross, esq. of Kennington oval, of a son. Wartiet. At M. George's. Ilanover square, the Rey. If. Moore, of Tachbrook. Warw . 's.'lshii it. to Rebecca Mart att. youn est g daughter of the late L. Iluttlinzden, esti. Receiver t,eneral of Stamp Duties. At St. Pancr as, W. Ilreenhill, esq. of Sodbui y, !Middlesex, to Vim brat, alit II dattgliter of Mr.. Venden, of Camden town. W. Steplu u., MI. of Verulatai buildings, to ay's i ~,,, to Mary Ann + eldest daughter of Mrs Shaw, of lturtott em rout. At Camberwell, 11. Farrar, cp. of Lincoln's Ltn, banister at law. 40 Elirabeth, wily daughter of Chalks Montague, tat. ut the (;h ive, Candles well. At Jlarylebone new church, L. liemiley, earl. of Great ilexteS street. Iletliord row, to Mlle Irate., of Nottingham place. .1. f'. 11 rail. e.q. of liiollinust looNe. near Croydon. to Emily. fourth daughter of the late Lieut. col. Ilnittirays, of the Penal engineers . At Len teltain, Mr. Motley, of Jam street. Bediutrl ro.er, to Niles Elizabeth LIM+. of the former place. Diet. On Friday last, at his house In Portland place, Sir Conant. In lames street. Carolina, wife of Dr. Cloves. At his home at reclaim rye, Mr..l. E. 11qm, aged W late of the Mau or Rubeits, Hogg, and t 01V ley, theap..ide. At Ipswich, Irahella Catherine, 'chef of W. 'fbompson, eat. hie of 11. e flan. EMI to lii Company . . service, and eldest slaughter to the 'tee. W. WIMMeld, vicar it ttainsey autl Uovercuust stun Iluswich, 11,,re. At cheitenham, 'Miss Poulin, daughter of the late T. Bathe. ent• of Tureille pArk,Oitiordshirc. At Northampton, J. Ilan, esq. banker, aged 71. 63. lu GUIIIOCII street, It. J. tlilltuglue. Cry. aerA At his house In liammersmitu, eg•t 64, It. hudiord, cm. one of his Itlicsty's twit:ego( the Peace for .diddles•%. In tiloucester place, New toed, John Champaiu, esq. late or the lietsgvi civil novice. 16, onDon 943artict 9 CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, APRiI. IS. There was a moderate supply of Wheat at market this day, although not so large as for some previous weeks and the quality is considerably better, in amsequence of which Wheat may be quoted from Is. to per quarter dearer than last week. The supply of Barley is pretty considerable, but salesnot brisk. The Oat trade is likewise dull, although we cannot quote that article cheaper. the price being in a great measure nommal. In Bears anti Peas there is some alteration—White Boilers are full Is. per quarter dearer, mid Beans ate rather better. The market, upon die whole, looks better, sad Wheat is certainly improving. ailtiTEN Pia Per Winch ;i.s or tilt: ater Meaure I 6. I. 47 a CY 36 it 54 34; a i I 23 a 29 1-01: if Eight lithh W Lt.h. WICUNEaII. S. 0. 40 a CS 34 a 53 36 as 64 21 at 29 ,•IDLY. S. s. 46 • 6S 34 vi 55 SG a (14 Y 7 a 29 Old Wheat ... . New Red Wheat New White d 0... Rye . . Brink, or Buck a -- 11 a 2/ 51 a 6 1 ) 1.1 a 21 22 a 15 20 a 25 21 a 28 4 .e a O . : ! ,0 a 33 15 a 211 Sot. a 11,11. 21 aala aa a 22 7 ! ) 24 V 4 a 24 25 a 27 24 a 26 33 ft 54 26 a 27 SOI. si $2l. a 21 a 27 S 2 a 60 15 a 23 22 all 22 a 24 2) a 27 21 a 26 33 a 34 2$ a 27 301. a 321. .1 Op" ks Wheat Barley ~„ Pale Malt ..• •• • Feed ....• • Brew or Poland da. New Tick Bean, Old ditto New (tigeon ditto Bailing Pease ..• Grey Pease ... • Kape,eed per last AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, Per Quarter, rif the Tel Maritime Districts uf ENGLAD aud WALES. fur the rek April 6th, e N xtracted from Satatda) . * Gazette. Wheat... 4.5 s Id I Barley... 18s 10 1 1 Beau s 214 61 Rye .• .. 4d Oats.... 16s ld 1 Peks V7ts _ _ PRICE OF FLOUR, Per Sack ut Five Rusticl6,or 'AOlba. blot dad, S. 6. Motida). $. ss Fine Enght.ll Fluor :t0 a L.i American Flour ... 31 aSO Secontis ditto .... .15 aLO rer Barrel of 1 t. BREAM qd. the Quatient Loaf. UYAIIO SU - DAK. .as made iss the Week endiug csvt.feaclesive of duly. . _ . &c. per 1121 b. Towu Tallow 411. ad O. Od 1 allow (hi SY. Od Whitt, ditto —s Od Od Melted Stud' 00, Od 3d.; Ud Ditto hough Ws Od 2;; ' 'd Greaves . . . G u od Dregs . • 7* od Curd Suap . • U4s Yellow Jupp SOS Mottled . . . • hut BROW Ist OR lOUs. Average Price front the Retort Wedneadav last, As. 70. pi PRICES OF TALLOW. Pittea or FAT, per St. of all). Whitechape I Ntavhet 2s bi St..lantes'. Market 2s 7i Clare Market . • U.; s Id Average--2s. fd. S.IIIIIIIIELD 111A1{K ET. --- • MOYDAY, APRIL 15.—The Furrly or Ilcaqs at Market this day was not very large, but the variation in the price of Beef u but trifling. •U.ere w:ai a large supply of S hee p and L wits ambs altered, and Mutton mu st be q uoted a trifle lower; Lan ub nut Miner, Cut the tine qualitykept up its price. There were but tew Cowes at market. and Veal has sustained no alteiamin. Pork remains the saute WI Oil Fliddy.—ln the Hay-market there is no Altera:ton. Time totiovimg is a correct statem ent of the prices an tl numbe- a at market:— i'li1C1 : : of MEAT. exclusive of the 011itl, which consists of Read. Litt i Mk, and I lide, and is Wtotal about td • pi i pound.—Per stone of JAM. Mon to Ulna V• Beef 2s bit to Si id Beef 2. 6tl to S s 6l Mutton 21 6tl in Ss 2d Munn' , 11 , 4 d to S il 04 L lis tad to Os 611 Lamb Ss lid to 6, lid Veal.4 s . 4s Ili to Ss 8.1 % e at 4s lid to Ss 44 Pork 2s . 811 •to 4s .4.1 Fork Ss Otl to 4. 2 • lived 01 Cattle a t ma rk e t• 1 it cud ut Latt le at hill , ket• Beasts ..... 2,330 Beasts • . . . • 5 13 Sheep and Lambs , 2 ,IS•10 Sheep and Lamhs 6,^Sj Vigi . ealveg -•• . • - - - - 2 Igo otoA4 0 .. . 00 to IS I) tl 1 0 I Igi Il~v 1.4. , rer LOND.4I; Publisheil uy the Propriettrivirn ill T It.t., at the icaStrcet, ',hese Lditazo (00;.,tpula) utu.t bus ~.'_~. . i . , -