The National Register. — London, England, 1819-09-20 00:00:00

laildtderiPt• LONDON. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. Three o'clock, p. Ns. We have received the Paris papers of Thursday last. The King is again afflicted with an attack of the gout, which prevents him from taking the air. The Mayor and Motsicipal Councils& Paris were in waiting, in eimsequenee of the expected aecouche anent of the Duchess of Berri.—They had ussetn bled at the Hotel de Ville, and a salute of artillery was to announce the sex of the infant as soon as it was born. The civic body were also to proceed with the Mayor at their head to felicitate the King And the Princes on the delivery of the Duchess. PORTSMOUTH Sept. 18.—Oit Friday night about nine in'clork, his Royal lie , htiess the Prince Regent, accom panied lay Sir li. Blnniiffi...lll, arrived in his travellitig baronche, at Admiral Sir (..;:large Campbell's at the Ad tralty.hoose excursions in the royal vacht, the Royal George, CJIII - by the Bon. Caarles Paget. Ills Royal 1-lif.h 'less Wilt, received by the e antleratochi f and lady CaMpbell.aial soon alter sat down to linnet with the F ail:1111 admiral and his Lady. Sir B. Bloomfield, Colonel Thornton, anal Admiral Sir Ed I The ire ventinti of his Royal Billow.. cm the part of the iiiill - was conficed to a goad Of honour of the 15. i rei tneiii, whilst the civic reception was wienaly espressii.• of loyal attachment to the person of his Royal ; the principal .houses Wt-fti illiiiiiiiiated, and (roweis, of personas what had paraile,i the streets several hours awaitin; his arrival, welcomed him with hearty I,LIZZas The A• 1 11l jSir George Campbell'.) and the L cnt.- Giwerluir's llooSe 10r111,11 1 very end 'Arab -111% appearance a 1111 l lig the I illuninwteii, eucii having the device of a 41:11/0/11 and G P It. foruivil of brilliant verieaated panfuls. II a Royal slept at Sir G. Cannata-11's. Tuts its.,. mite, ala,nt ten k. his Bova' 11.41stiess, accompanied by Sa- (i. C.anobril, pieceelled in :another carriage by Sir Bloom field, and followed to retinue by Nlajoi-Getter , l Sir James lieuipt, CB. our Lietit •Gaii rmat,.Cot. Lora Greenock, NI ,j.,e Hato. Nlajor G le, A I) C. officers on the Stall of toe Smith west I)isiriet. Sul 1111 .fruit' the Admiral' ..itaiise to the Sally port, vivilere lus 'Loyal aliglited, amidst the hearty buzz is of an a-sembilage of ierSons. and, accompanied by Sit George Casithell, embarked in the Royal karat., ern rKo j min 81001146-111, Colonel Thornton, Sir NA tiliant heti el, awl Sir Edmund Nacho, and pr./Cecile.' out boil.tl lit Rove) Co.ortre yacht, al S i nti.ead, ...erred by Illt 1101 i. 4.:ativtaiii Paget. G ['era , Williams, Ri' al Mutt , 4: • sbiouter the Bon. Sir G. Grey, and :e‘er.il miler officer , cilia. of departiii..sats, received his Royal Iligli ness at the Salle• L.• whims he trequently :de a parting bow with the moo resiiectlail conch sce , ..iola, as lie passed matte barge. The instant ht. Royal litgtoie-s bad eitileirVed. a rov.al was tired I 1111 l air platform battery, and from • Nlooktoo-fort and soon as loyal barge had arrived within 1. e w awa% i S i llt iI. ad, the squadron .apponated to an WI oil 16%11;1)41 .s, consisting of the Royal G..earge yacht, Camel/on, Bro.lte, and Linnrt culler', hied :• • salute. His Royal 11!gliiie.. real:bell the yacht in about twenty minute. ; whets the Captaiiis the :Cllll roceeeled hoard 10 pay mete respects an h ltoal Nighties', which btong done, they mooned to illel r aneCtlare allipb, and h 1{ oval ( I Mae, attended I y u hr Brisk, Limn% tool Camelion camels, procee led mi cruise to the we,ovrartl. The royal . 9 1 1 .1,1n00 will a -rim. ,at Craves, after the alav's cruise His Royal we have much ple ',lire its ainw ors in perfect good health. Ile will wit, we miderstaiiil, ;oolong. hi. .present stay in ilie yacht inure than ten clays. His Boy al lligiwe»>,.cll nut v tot Plymouth Cais be3SOll. LILEnPOOt 411ERT !NG. Correspondence between the Chairman of the lite Liverpooi public meeting and Lord Sid mouth: -- •' Livrtpra, Angina 39. " MY I,4l.ltlk—i have the II lO torts aid to Lordship. .toe his Royal the .P.inre l{ea.•l.l, the ed•lr.>e isisl prtil 1111 l adoptrd al a' ol • the iithatoteels sit Ls% vrits•til eud de Virinity. Am I • pre. ail.. tha io this riatore.h.ter not reecho - 41 th.o. dr•linatiuu; bus, al thong!: I do r et g:se IP het io 11., , is he maw teat danger which any Isis lilac set oatsl w tiNl.l by lubrrrylina Ilir seotiotentsol the prupl• is: their .pi:rumeu to time This u.,r. get, a.• molt a Million lads Rol a1.1. , 441, 'nor reilettip will , f is .141, rsrn,c MI, it . , a• the oriels of a lerge poilrlie 60.1 v. I I egitt.; t )9111 Lor:lship's uuuficelitlse floe the rnnatitunun..l r 0 I of the iteupie has out, to Ibi ca-e. brim- dewed to then,. "I hate the 1.0...p0r to be a .aay Lord, !nor Lorilsilip • ii• too-t obeli. tw luuuhlr 9t, %ii:OittiE WILMA Tu the Rig:it Mot. Lord V:seolier 111'llitehall, s:Tie:hirer 2. _ "S ft I bare received you. b tier of she Sulll iv.. en. eloitiog yernwn sigt.ed by ).,b„ and addiertrol In lii 1i..741 Hi:times* Or. P •P Iterrent, which )1111 stole In have 1.e..; al • got ric. 4 l of the inliivintaiala of Livervuo; %it; "I shall hi.e no urn i l4) jog slob, petition before :quid bin I li.ive to ule,ervr, that as it dues 'Ant proceed 1:0 any pos—tr body. it ran only be re. cetveti as Alie yelwun of ili• individual by *buds it I. signed. I ani,84,)00, nocht tolerable ii.rvant, (Signed) " SI I/ UTtl." °verge William, 14 4 . Lit tri opt. • MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Sat , trdJi. Sept INDICTMENT FOR A SF.DITIOUR LIBEL. An indictment has been preferred against Joan Hockl.y. who. it wilt be recollected, is the per who bell the, placard at the door of the Crown and AttcFutr Tavern, at the ne _ding of the Sheol August. Ile was committed from how Stmt. on the charge of publishing a seditious lib% by exhibiting the said pla• cud. and was hnprlanned foe seven daysin the House of Correc tion. Coldbath Fields, until bailed by Mr. Cathie. by whom he was employed. He weenies threatened with further impeller , - mein fir non-payment of asum ofais Ind. for lea. 'IHE GRAND JURY HAVE THROWN 01:1 THE. FORGERY ON Tile. BANE OF DitONTHEIM. Peter Allister. a Esreigner, was inuiced for fckn ously ettdes• muting to procure a attail copper plate block to be tingraveo - and made, to represent the mondwory notes of the bank of 1/rontheim. in Norway. The indictment contained 15 counts, and wasfriuned awarding to the international form agreed upon and embodied. by cement of the Sovereigns of Europe, into an act. which received their sanction at the Congress of Vienna. Mr. Reynolds stated the cox to the Jury. Mr. Robert Stott, the engraver. raiding in the Strand. stated. that OR the 47th of last May the prisoner called upon him. and inquired if he could execute slim. ctrious engravings for him. for which he would agree to pay a large of money, if they were finished to his sdatiiction. Ina dew days. the prisoner called a second time, and presented to Mr. icon what struck him at the instant to be a foreign Itelltnote, desirmg him to make a plate exactly rusemblirg the copy he had shown him. Mr. Sam agreed to undertake the work, but merely did so with a view to detect the party. a hum he at the time strongly semected to be contempleting something that was bad. lie. therefure, kept the. note which the prisoner presented to him as the copy fur the new meowing. and which, on subsequent input!) , in the city. he ascertained to be a genuine promissory note of the Beak of Drontheini. in Norway. and payable for a son of about .53,4 British currency. The pnaotter said he shoat' want about three thousand copies of the new engraving stuck off. —Mr. Scott said, that the moment he hail get to she bottom he communicated with Baron Stank, the Swedish Envoy, and ap prised him from time to time of his progress in the plate, and his repeated visits from the prinner. As soon, however, as Mr. Scott had got all the information he could from the prisoner, and kept the curtsying on his hands as long LS the patience of the latter would lull out, means were taken to secure the prisoner, and destroy hi , . whole *theme of coreete plated fraud. The pritoner's counsel Koala an attempt to quash the indict ment, le) urging objections agisirct the for c e of the note as ale a rable to its description as set forth in the indictment, but they were over-ruled. The Jury found the mieoner guilty, and the Court immetli• ately sentenced him to one year's imprisonimnt in the House of Correction. ASSAULT.—A fellow, named John Clifford. was convicted of a most brutal aill3Olt upon a poor woman. whose head he cut in sevend pleas with a poker, sous to tincture her a4uo, and in our plate ter obtrude rs part of the brain.. The poor woman would et all probability have died of her wetted*, were it not for the car: which hadbeen taken of her by a sureenti. The prisoner, afte- rec.iving a *were cone from the Court. was sentenced to twelve months' inipri-ot.ment in the !loom of Correction. and then to tied security to keep the peace for seven . ) eats. A Court-martial WAS held on bourd his Majesty's ship Conqueror, at St. Ile!eau, on the 10th of July, far the trial of Mr. Chrisnylwr Palmer, an Admi ralty midshipman, behmgin 4 1u his Majusty's slurp Leveret, IM charges preferrol against hint by Lieut Godfrey Weren't', belon,. ; ing to his Majesty s ship Tces, but lute of his Majesty's ship glee!' Churiwte, tbr debunation oi•eliaratier, highly ii;jitritais to him as an officer and a j talitlehlan, rvspec.int: the en use of his leaving the Queen Churlatte Time a'.erges were fully proved, and Mr. Paha r 'cas ty re primantb-d, and :Latenta.:l not ;1..0te Tt'r two years. A number of i ,•,..a ar • in the stock-mar:set t• , ...co :at tor ie of p:ices. appre. I.:e trite rause?. ate :I, 1:e 11)IIII.1 1 , 1 the scarcity of ..totley, end in the quantity of stork s .i.• un Sattattlay and the two preveding dots. The.e sales are said to have oven principally in.alr un at.- count of foreigner who, t..ki•:g- :dorm ..t lite ht. e 11l Miry intbetoi,s, have ir tionnitted exti.:iave ord...rs for that p• , ,rit ate Ott Woluesday the ttiVer uf °ammo, m ea tio n ed in our last its male, and was taken by the con.r..ctor for the loan witlioat catty. The am ,utat is said to have exceeded to 400,0001. Tots symptom of strength in the party was not followed by a rise in the Funds; but that would proltahly have !Leo the cas•!. if other causes had not ari , ett calculated to counteract its elect. The fall of ctenculs (luring the week has been nearly t per cent. and Oianium has declined in a still gut ter proportion. The public are already acquainted that the Spa niards would not ratify the treaty tier ceding this Fioridas to the Amerioms. Letters have been re ceived from t,harleston in 22 days, which Bute that every preparation was making in America, in ex pecta.itin of a rupture with Spain. Vessela were titling out at every sea-port, and a general bustle was observed in all the military and naval depart ments. The popular feelin , was mach in favour of star, and titan the depressed state of trade, every 4u• :rig Csvourable was anticipated by the inhabitants, Id such an event take 'nice Hayti Gazettes to the t2Oth of July have arrived i.- The particulars of Sir Home l'opham's visit to . . ... . _ . Chrisiophe are minutely detailed in that of the 15th a( May. No monarch could hive been received with acre: 'ter state and tkremony than the arrival of the British Admiral called tinils. Ihe intended visit was announced on the 4th o f M a y by Captain C o x, of the Shearwater, deputed lint that purpose, and on the 16th Sir Home Popham landed at Cape Henry. He remained there hl X days. A division of the cul tivated lands Wa4 proposed to be made among the soldiers of Chr.swpoe's army. A committee, con sisting of the principal members of the state Coun cil, had been app Hinted by the King, to consider the sucasure, and to superin:end the appropriations. TIIE NATIONAL nrctsTrit. SEPT. 20. L)113011 s7.ltr CORN-EXCH ANC; M min et. Sept. ON we had an abundant supply of Wheat this morning at mar. bet. c'nivily from our own eat t. which went re briskly. but at a decline of S. per qr. front the prices of last week. Foreign Barley was Mauer. and tine Itli.iting Wee, was from 1 11. 10 O. per yr. dower. au.' b. 1.4 in wily at t4at advance. Tax supply of oats was large. and • trifle lower. Beans and Peas were dull in sale. but no.theration in price. t ere 1% inch U . irr vlrts.use I• s LI 0,1 E.lthl Moo 11 , LOS 14•11. 3t; n 66 5. 0.1 M 14 I 30 a 34 so IMO MI IP 4 V. a. 56 A 66 6:1 It 1:1 33 It 36 S II IPA V . S. •. SO a 64 twS a ii J 1) a 44 lied Wheal W Mite ve Bratsk. or Hurl 11.uie♦ e Ile it'll • reed , I{reaa or Vidmiddio. Nen 'ric. ileum . (ltd New eir.d. d.ito I;ddidg l'ease Gr.•y scc.i per last FOR LIGN American Dantsic Riga and Wismar Russia and V rues land dal.) Rye . dm le% Feed Outs . ,;re a or Polmod do. rick iie.lllll 34 a 36 N't II 4 ti , a 74 21 a :64 V 7 u 30 SII IL 44 - II 46 a 54 45 a 50 41i a 54 464 a 441. *2 a 38 S 2 a ST 54 a 66 21 a 23 VT a 50 Stl a 43 a 46 a 52 45 a b 1 46 as 53 366. a .18. 32 a 116 93 a $9 51 a 66 t I a V 9 vl a St 38 u 4i a -- 46 a 54 4:, a AU 48 a 04 3tit a 43/. 63 a 70 SO a hi a 6.1 a 70 SJ u SS a 63 a 10 50 a i 4 148 a !..2 27 a 3J V 6 a 40 20 a 26 1 0 7 a SI 9 a 34 1 al a 34 1 41 at 46 4: a 4•i II a :,2 48 a 52 27 a 3U 20 a 33 2.0 a Vi 27 a 34 u 32 3. u 34 41 a 4ti 42 a 45 44 a ', 48 a 52 VI a 30 W 6 a 39 20 a Eli L 9 a 3V 3' a 34 41 u 42 a 43 44 a 511 Pi„euti ditto Boullog ileav (.Icy • ; t, •• or idk 45.• S • •as S. s./ I I:NA:LAND ni,d 11.1Li.S, for the 1% ra 1. eudiu, Sevlrillber 11, r•tr.i,lr.l Saila d ity's Gatettr. 1V9r4t... 72. 1.1 11..r!ry... 39. 5I I Ileati- 1911 ttl 44: 7 , 1 2;4 If Pra•e ... 4M. 10d CF Per Sack u 1 rive . r 230113. M •. 6. F Env. i.L Fhoir 61 a 6. I America,. ... 44 1,41: 0 re. 13 ii„ •I of I I .U< VI I I .1:i I. to II os..trto•tai IWOIA 1 ()it .1f.!•(•()VA DO •1:( A V , r 4 'MI 11l 01,111 Cis riAing , ,4ley 140, 3,1. pet Evt t. 11,1 iii•l‘e• 05 dui). rs I ti'. .vt.. per it FA V, l'rr at. ol Mlil . • rott I: . 1 a 11... . lit 6to OA Itti--IA t. 4. —; 11.1 \Vutechapel Nlarl.rt 3• ‘t mat, 00. lid Nlarket :S• 6,1 :••t 1.1 1.1). i.. 1 •Oa Clare Alarket. . U. U iii 3d (.icio es . . . . 0.1 7- 1,1 :negs . .lu t... 1 t . . .1.1% , 11,11 • • 1;• . • • • ' d 9 % 1 --Ntlllll/1, I%era::,e-3-. w t . nidle . Tel - I Or .t `•ii. Of . 1 . ..1 . 1 l9 to '214 ....... t to 1741 .11 0.1... 1.1114 , I ;t1 .1. 194 010,, n, cutui,i; t., VOA 10 11 0 1 • .1./. ••1 1 . ;111 it •1•t 10 :50.1 .11 4 . 40111. • O.l hi N 3.1 .•I .. , (11•• . ....... INI to ISA • 0.1.1 116110. e rr 1103.1•0 RAII 11111G5. .. at drtiers uud steers, 1) I stout. . .. Y• Sd td 3. Oti .In•dluty, .. t ',dinar, : onelosa .lorse %lapses t If, each •ue..r.tn a...... ...... o.oleis t.limhs .. Os 0.1 1.. 0, Oil . Yo Oil to S. Oa s.1111•Iltl 1,11 MONDAY. SETT. to.—We had a good supply or prime he.uni this looming at market, which 'lnt a ready ►ale, but at lower pnees that last hluaday. The show of Sheep was also large, and prices lower. but as's* were not br sk. Veil and Pork supiport our last Inupiness in the Hay nickel was very dull; tine Nleadow Huy supported last week's ',flees. Clover was dull w sale at last week's piece. suaw is dearer, but very few sales ehl-etssl. Sub j oined w a correct statement of the numbers and prices at nuirket : 1.. of MEAT, earlu-ivr or the 111 MI, 114. ~ 1 0.1.0• f !lead, Eutrad.. and Mule, auJ la ourtli •uuut Id. p r lia.—Par fttuue id till,. M.INDAY. FIIIINIV. .feel 4. 6.1 to B 6 2d %Istituto 4 6d to 5. &I Lamb b. Od to 64 Yd Veal 5- ti.l to 84 2' ' Pork b• 4d to av 4. , 'lead to Cattle at Blaelset. Beats . . 1.180 Sheep sod Limbs 11,330 Poo . . . 110 Calves • 00 Beef 4 0.1 - In 54 GI %Innen. 5,1 M 1u 6i 2d Lomb .10. 01 in Is PA Veil 54 &I t.. 8, to l'urk b. 0,1 in Ge 4 , 1 ol Untie si Nt"ikei. Beam. . . 640 weep u.d lambi 56 id PIAS Calve% Ilay HAY-NI-11:1.1A. 14 4. 11 Iv j 6 0 0 - - - - lo to to itl 0 0 - - - - 21 IS U t.. /210 Clu - ver Straw LONOI)ON : Printed and Puhltsloed by the Propelorro , , sfIIILL, a t the Mice, 76. Ileet-Yotrert, erlie•e iI Leiters hi the Liiittor, cc Mt