The National Register. — London, England, 1821-07-30 00:00:00

COURSE OF LXI Amsterdam, 12 IS C. F. Ditto, at sivl, 12 15 Ratio &Tu. I Y 19 Aillwrip, 12 II Hamliargo, 3S 10 Altana, 3". , I' PariN, 3 d.t.. sight, 25 f 5 Ditto, 2G 20 Botirdeaux, 26 20 Fratikllo i or Ole 'll4'ne,l:9 Peleishorglt R l ', U. Vtenua, Ef. Flu. 10 2S Tiiesiv, El. 10 29 Madrid, 36—Cadiz, 351 3:il—liaterlona, 35 PRICE 0 Bank Stock 2511 3 per Cent. Red. 74i 3 per Cent. Comols in pt i Cent. 4 per (cut. 931 Ii per Cent. Navy 107 f Lug Ann. 14/ 1-16 THE N Arno NTAL REGISTER.. Lonbcat : MONDAY. JULY 30. DEFEAT OF THE MOCK " CONSTITUT/ONAL ASSOCIATION." We congratulate all those who consider " the Freedom of the Press like the air we breathe, if Ne have it not we die," upon the result of the first at tempt of the Bridge-street Cang—suCicient care, it SOCRIP, had not been taken in the set•ction or the Jurymen, for FOUR of them resolutely v:ithstood every influence to deliver a verdict of Guilty; and subsequently they were, by consent of Counsel for the prosecution, called into Court and discharged without delivering any verdict whatever. We sincerely hope that this event will be pro ductive of much good—the trial of the defendant came on under every possible inausFieious stanec —to adopt the elegant phraseology of the baints!-eliv.l " the year name stinks," and me • -:same a:.s a pre-arrangement that her -I . ace, t•r winieh Ler conviction • , k n ••.7.,:e the same mina. t to t ,o the fact, that Mt. J re.i. - 1 , , awl eoria the admi rable s i mech of Mr. t cap:A. ior (leie.Ace, added heavily we to tile . ;nst7 sli: . -e of tinimpulat•ity under which ha labours by the repeated, continued, unnecessary, and as it appears to us studied inter rnptions by which lie annoyed him, and which were certainly sufficient to have totally disarranged the intentions of almost any other man, however firmly he might have meant to do Justice to his Client— but with all this, success did not crown the efforts made to gain a conviction—we .subjoin a list of the Jurors, and as no oath of seeresy is taken, we hope to be enabled hereafter to give the names of those honourable men " who dared be honest in Cie worst of times," and who, by what his been impudently termed in Court their " obstinacy" have done an immense service to their Country. Special Jurymen—. Tan Stracey, of SinithOeld-bars ; Philip Jacob, of the Cresceent, Cripplegate ; James Byrne of I /yer's Coon; Charles Wiight, Ohl Jewry; Henry Horton, King's Anus's Yard ; and John Webb, Coleman Street, merchants. Talesinen.--loseph Blackburn, Russia mat dealer; John Davis, painter; John Williams, cheesemonger ; Bryan Mills, packer; Michael Williams, agent; and Fredet lea Bennet, smith. trig! We have received the following important intel ligence from Smyrna. It will allay tha uneasiness and apprehensions which the accounts through the French papers were calculated to excite in this country. Extract of a letter from the Agents to Lloyd's at Smyrna, dated 19th June.—" This city since our last has continued subject to disnrkr, but no injury has been sustained by Europeans in person, or pro, perty in possession, and we trust no occurrences will take place to involve the to% n in general, which is quiet at present. Great protection for order and safety is afforded by his Majesty's ship Melina, and two French ships of war in port. The lincehol se luig of war had proceeded on a cruise in the Ar chipelago, on the I tilt of June, just before serious 1-lAl\ 6E, JULY 27. &Ole, 9.1 1 2 -61broltar,3n1 L:gborn, 47-6enon, Malia,4s—Nenice, 27 fill Naples, 391—Lisbon. 50 Oporto, 56-11nbia, 59 It.° ,Inneilo. 19 Pal( 113 llni)!;n, 9, per rent. C 9.1. , 9 pc, e. Fole;2n gold in bars , 3l. I7s. hero:.. Ne‘v 1)01111100.1c, Ne IMl:nts,4s.ll l (l. Silv,•• in invg,s;autlarti, 4s. ' STOCKS. o.llo'itin 0. Intn. 3 per Cent. India Bonds 57 /WAR Stock 412 Excurver nth, To. prem. C(IIII, fur At-. 74i Lunen. T.eket% THE NATIONAL REGISTER disturbances broke out. An embargo has been renewed within those four days on all vessels in this port, they arc crowded with Europeans and their fam;lies from the shore, in consequence of the alarm lately excited. A Turkish ship of the line has been destroyed by fire, after an attack by a number of Greek vessels, off Mytelcne, in which the Greeks lost many ships. They continue, as tilt as we have learnt, to maintain neutrality to all European Extract of a letter from the Agents to Lloyd's at Constantinople, dated 3th June:—" The Turkish fleet having proceeded as far as Mytciese, has been driven by the Greek squadron n•ithin the castles of the Dardanelles, where it is waiting rcinforceinents, now preparing with great activity. The Greeks have destroyed one man of war, and according to report, have taken a frigate." We have received, by the Leeward Island mail, New York papers from the 20th to the 24th ult. and Kingston Journals to the 4th of June, contain ing intelligence of much importance. The revolu tion in Spanish South America has spread with the rapi.;ity of a contagion throughout the whole of Peru, and may be said to be universe]. Aceriling to the intelligence brought by the mail, the successes of the Indel endents have I , ::en extren:cl rapid, hs, in addition to the iitll of the City of Caraccas, it is 'again asserted that they have captured Ulna. A re volution has taken place in Mexico against the Spa nish authorities, where a Colonel and a Bishop were tlenounced by Capodaca, the Viceroy. About 300,000 milled dollars, and two millions 0 : ot h er property, fell into the hands of the patriots at Santa Fe. Accounts of the capture of Lima, by Lord Cochrane and General San Martin, had been re ceived at Panama by the arrival of a small schooner from Poi to Bello at Kingston, in Jamaica. The tall of Lima will decide the contest on the west side of South America in favour of the Patriots. Letters from Zante, tinted the .24th of June, communicate the latest accounts of the state of liC.irs in the Morea. On the Ist of that month, in con sequence of the appearance of a Greek imptadron of 23 sail of Palms, an.official notice c.-as transmitted front the Paella to those European Consuls t; no still remained in the place, that he could no ion.. t er i-e responsible for their sati:ty : he expected to : a at.. tacked both by sea and land, in which c;:s., snood set tire to and destroy the remains alit.: wwa, rod retire into the citadel. The force luau wh.it him consisted of 4,000 men. It had teihsequent ;y heen ditnitaished by a detachment set to the relief ta. which was besieged by a united force of Greeks and lonians, amounting to near 6,000 men. The latter now openly espouse the cause of the Greeks, whom they have joined in great numbers since the breaking out of the insurrection. The Turks were much straitened by the want of corn, and it was believed that, it closely bhalunled, none of their fortresses in the Mores, with the exception of Napoli di Romania, and Corinth, could long hold out. Up to the 22(1 of June, however, the Greeks bud not effected the reduction (irony them. At that. date, too, the Greek fleet remained before Lepanto, without having struck u Now of the least importance SHIP/ 1 1N G I NTE L LIG EATE. " Swet'ish and Norwegian Consulate, London, 2; di July. 1821. SIR,—T beg to transmit you enclosed a copy of an official document I have received mini his Excellency the Governor ut the island of St. Bartholomew's, req_esting mat you will I,e so good as to make the same known at I,t a y t r, (Signed) •6 CIIMILES TOTTI E. " 3lr. J. Bennett, jun. Lloyd's." (COPY.) " Summons.—Whereas, on the Bth instant, a certain brig ;go.ted vessel was brought into this port of Gusuovia, desert'ed by the crew, and taken 1 osstssion of by the Government of this Colm.y. And whereas it has been proved by un inquiry loathe t iis Court, do:utile sod brig is a Pottle:lien vessel. c.cleol S. Luis Rey de France, laden aid% sugar, hates, sole leather, Ardenti, agoos, and rice, captured on it, voyage from hi., de lan-im in Oporto, by an aimed vesoel cnll.rl the Vinetsler, toonnii. as La; been stated, by a General AiligaE, but ahatioioroad by the prirc master anti his crew, within the limits adds port, on being based by a French squadron. •• And whereas this Court has thought proper to oft.or the said vessel and car,ol to be claimed by its original owners. these are thereiote to site and 14 , f11111,in the ow dos of the h.: fugues.. ho ig S. I.uis Bey de Fiance, and her cargo. to am cal baillre this Court. witlitot a year and a nii,lit, Leal this day,, there to pro duce and sulisnititiate. in a legal manlier. their .. got 10 tlw said property, or the proceeds thereof; i t default wheitad, the same wil t after such lapse Oftime, be adjudged to the King. " Gustavia, on me Island of St. Btu onoloinew, Ably I I. 1821. " By remlva of the Cow:. (Signed) " ERIC DALBECK, Registrar." COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—GRAVs-bot. Salm-day being the last day of the sittings after term, the court ga% e judgment in 1 cases that bad stood over. The foll o wing is of ronaideruble interest to the buyers and sellers of least hold property:— . PV It vis V. REALL. The plaintiff was a lessee under the Corporation of Bath, and hod sold his leasehold interest by public auction.— The defendant wii the piorelta:er, bud he telosed making gond the purchase until he should be salished that Ilea Corporaliui, or null, had a 14001 i title to the premises in question, for ilk: emit ilillaller of the lease they had _ranted. l'he Cu,' v o. ation to give ans intorinalion un this point, the plaintiff was footnote to ratify the de teno“tot m the manner he relpio ell, and he, in cmnc yuoutc, iciii•cd Iu i•xeville OW VIII ell.i-e• The ILintiff filed a bill iu 4:unity to eumpet tiro excetotion of the pur chase by the Ile ociiilalot, and the case nas argued during the term. The Chief Baron now pronounced the judg of the court. . _ . }la h.t,,oip begun by saying, that this wai the first of the kii.d that come 'refine the court. The tlnesiiuuhtoels, ttitethtrnpersonwhoulktsak•a_eltold iett.t . e.4 for sale ran c.impt•lc purchaser to take it without sheering him a 1111 e. In this C:l4(` the lease was granted by the Goporatioit of Bath ;Or 09 years, and had coot ie-need in the year 1771, mid was so advertised when Cur sale. A person setting an estate.rer life must Sisl•O Ilia title, and what was iht . re in the present case to maise the must say that the pnrehaser shtuold give his money for a lease that might it it Mat ail hour ? it vias r.oicri that the tale was good, because the lease was made toy a corporation $ but Ito uct of outi• rvhip by the corpotittion previons to foaling. lint lecm had been slieuti, and the property mi.ii hate have demised or as signed to the Corporation by it tenatit, whose lease might e•pire in the very moment the vu litke was paying his money, The court W3t therefore of opinion, tint the purchaser camiut be called on to petunia his Vbiltract without rea suitable security. On Friday week a heavy storm of thunder and light ning visited liuliiiiirth, in Yorkshire, which did great injury to the pl.( anises of Mr. Bates, at %Vinneybank, near that place. An tininhabitA boost., which was used as a war, Manse., was struck about three o'clock to the morning, the elecirse•lhoid, entering near Mt: top of the house, shattered a stone door-way, threw down a chim ney, JIIII 611611/11ged the :aping ut ilie roof, which was trans,anted to the dis mace of its t lee ) aids ; then rissiii,4 to the shear-rooto, it eirctil.tterl round lIIC Mom, ,trimietli the walls of their plaster, and fluidly found an exit through the window. tVe arc glad to ,ay w, 1a rsoual tojory was sustained.--011 Ilse sante day, about 101 r o'clock in the afternoon, the village of Alanniughani, near Ifraillord, was visited by a tremendous thunder-storm. The electric Hasid struck the mansion of E. C. Lister, Esq. of Oat place, and threw down a stack of chinstocs; it then passed through the d • g -room, in which about thirty persons were assembled, many of shout one slightly struck. The mil) one seriously injort.tl was J Icunale. servant, WIiIISC 0r,,. was consid.vabiy sciircised. Most of ices were melted, and the walls of the dinin roam still retain ti dile marks the most alarming floatation TM' PRINCIISS Saturday morn ing, at halt-past tight o'clock, the Princess Augusta lett Buckingham-house' to proceed to Germany on a visit to the Princess of Hesse Hombourg and the Queen of IVurtember. , , So. Her Royal Highness vas rtecolapunied by Lady Mury Taylor, Miss Wyn yard, and attendants, in three coaches and tour. They were to proceed to Ranisgate, to sail from thence. to Cuxhaven, _ _ A deplorable event lately took place at Loverjonl (Pays llaa.) At the fete of that place, the inha bitants had prepared a fine reception. for M. Maxi milian Spoelberg, who male his entrance as L.urd of the village. One of the aninseca.nts was firing at gulag. The young girls of the village contemadmAl Immr time prise; when the third attempt was made to shoot the goose. the piece flashed in the van: The young iri who had missed fire, presented to fire a second 'time, and at the same instant she received - accidentally the contents of a gull an her hack.— She tell instantly, and was caviml w tic• chateau, where all the assistance the medical art could was administered in vain. Slt.: expired a few mi nutes :tiler the accident. Her lover .was near her, at the moment she received the Land shot.• fic was plunged in prolimnd grief and despair, and it was with difficulty they tore him from the unfortunate object of his affection. AncceNe (j: ) ewag Durmaparle.—ln November, 1819, the Emperor of Austria gave a grand caus.me at Seltloshoff, a magnificent sprung domain, ablaut 40 English miles east of Vienna, on the left bank of th.! Danube, The Nobles of the Court and all the Foreign Ambassadors were present during the • A ptnts of the day's shooting. Voting Napoleon, who was of the party, Isr4rd to have a gun, which the Emperor, after much entreaty. permitted, with . strict injunctions that it might be charged with powder only. Alter two fires he was rallied ilium being a bail shot, and toll that he had Letter de. cline a further attempt. By what means, lum nut prelmred to A tate, lint at this imminent 11.• thmtuvert d the trick which bad been put upon him. Ile now . rentonstrated with his grandliather, and, after much pleading, was :allowed a small charge of slant. He brought down his first bird (a pheamant), to the in expressible delight and adruirAttmor of time Emperor and all present : and tut of I I shuts he lugged nine birds