The National Register.
London, England, 1822-09-29 00:00:00

lIAMBURGH MAIL.

FROM THE DANUBE, SEPT. 7.—The corps of the
Russian army commanded by Count Woronzofr still
remains stationary in the government of Volliynia,
close to the Austrian frontiers. Some time ago it
was reported that this general had requested leave
to retire, but it seems now to be certain that he wfll
retain the command. People connect this circum-
stance with reso;utions witieh they conjecture wivl
probably be adopted ut the congress, with regard to
those countries where the state of things has not vet
attained that degree of solidity which the illustrious
paeificators desire to be every whet confirmed for
the general good of Europe. But this is much in
need of confirmation.
Accounts from Moldavia cannot paint in suffic,-
ently gloomy colours the situation of Jassy. The
finest palaces have fallen a prey to the flames, also
the richest churches and monasteries, among the
latter in partieular the fine monastery Collo, %here
the aqueduct was. Of the li,ooo houses which the
city formerly contained, scarcely the fourth part
remains. The Turkish troops have not yet left the
principalities. The new Prince of Moldavia is said
to have been murdered on the road.

FRANKFORT, SEPT 10.—Letters from Brandeil.
burg say, that the investigations on account of Po.
litical intrigues are by no means ended, and that a
highly esteemed anti meritorious teacher in the uni-
versity of Berlin, who was on the point of taking
a journey, has received orders not to leave the city.
STocsiscoLts, 10.—His Majesty has rc.
solved not to open the Norwegian Diet in perso...
and has therefore deferred his departure tor Chris.

It is now certain that Sir Benjamin Blomfichl• is
appointed amba►sador from the King of England to
our Court. We expect him in the cour►e of the
autumn.

SEPT. 13.—The day before yesterday Baron
Stedingk arrived here express from the Crown
Primer, and it is said he has brought ductl-wilts
relating so the proposed marriage of his Royal
Highness.
Yesterday three Russian ships of war, two from
the North Sea, the other from the Baltic, anchored
is the roads. This morning they were joined by a
Russian ship of the line.
As a new proof, says a Danish paper, of the de-
preciation of landed property, we may mention the
sale of a fine estate for 29,000 rix dollars, upon
which public institutions and private persons had
mortgaged to the amount of 100,000 rix dollars.

FROM LAST NIGII7"S GAZEI7 E.
mm•INNOMI

BANKRUPTCIIIS ENLARGED.
T. liveleigh, Devonshire Street, Queen Square, linen draper,
from Sept. ttl to Oct. 31.
6., C., and G. Rix, Newington, Surrey, corn merchants, from
Oct. 1 to Oct. It.
J. Leigh, Jeffery' Square, St. Mary Axe, merchant, from
Aug. 17 to Oct. a.
RAiNKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

Richards, Hythe, Southampton, ship budder.
BANKRUPTS.
J. Martin, Oakhatn, Surrey. wheelwright. Solicitor, Mr.
Walter, Alitre Chambers, Fenchurch Street.
W. May, Wellington Place, Goswell Street, baker. Sol. Mr.
Dacte, Palsgrave Place, Temple.
It. Lacey, Lynconibe, Somerset, builder. Sols. Messrs. Ad-
lingtun and Cu. Bedford
W. 1-pencer, Swansea, Glamorganshire, papa maker. Sul.
Mr. Price, Lincoln's Inn.
V. Masson, Gedling Street, Bermondsey, baker. Sol. Nit..
ilkinson, New North Street., Red Lion Square.
J. Everth, Pinner's Hall. London. merchant. Sol. Mr. Mar-
tindale, BeillOril Place, Russell Square.
IMVIDENDS.
0ct.22, J. Massey, Heaton Norris, Lancashire, grreer-19.J•
Ilandley, Carton, Staliordshiw, miller-19, W. Higgs, Strand,
hatter-21,'1', Collier, Newport, Shropshire, liquor iiierchic,i
12, T. &ebb, Torquay, Devon, merchant-19. W. IludNoi,,
St. George's Terrace, Bayswater, ship owner-21, W. ,Nlab,on,
Kelsale, Suffolk, rainier.

CERTIFICATES to be granted Oct. 19.
M. Wasbrough, Camberwell. stationer—J. Burr, Hales °wee,
Salop, iron master—D. Griffin. %Vats/cab, linen draper-1.•
Robertson, Wapping. 'hip chandler—'l'. 11. llarbin,
Devon, dealer—W. Heath, Cheadle, Stailisrdshire, grocer—%s •
Emmett, Leicester Square, toile&

Kma's BiNcit.—The adjourned sittings for Mid.
lesex will commence on the 15th of October ; the
Court will he occupied with common jury tria:s till
the 19th inclusive, when the special jury cases w.ll
commence and last to the 26th. The sittings will
be in the Court of Common Pleas. On Nlouday,
the 28th of October, the London adjourned sit-
tings commence with common jury cases, and on
the 31st special jury cases will be heard, till the list
of rewtakets is exhausted, for it is understood that
the Lord Chief Justice will not try any of the new
special jury causes.
Ott Tuesday were married, by special license, by
the Lord Bishop of London, at Hampton-court Pa.
lace, the Earl of Liverpool, to Miss Mary Chester.,

COURSE ON' EXI
Amsterdam, 12 7 C. F.
Ditto,at sight, 12 1
Ketterdant, 12 V
Antwe►p, It 8
ss 1
Altotia, :31 1
Paris, 3.lays'sight, 25 80
Ditto, 23 20
3*, 911
Frankfos tontlre%l4ine,l3B
Peterebtiralt, VI 3 U.
Vienna, Et. Flu. 10 22
Triestr, Ef. Flo. In 21
Alactrid, Sri—Cadiz, 36
Bilboa,26}— dui relosta,3s4

HANGE, SEPT. 27.
rri—liiuraltar,Sol
Leghorn, 414—Genoa,
Malta,43—Vessiee,27 60
Naples, 391—Lialson, 60k
Oporto, 54-111.1ria,50 ,11
Rio Janeiro, 48
Palermo, 117

Dohlin, 9i per cent.
Cork, 91 per cent.
Fore►ltn guldin bare,3l. 17e.

6.1.-per
New DollillJollol, 01.0.. Oil.
New 11.),•114r*, is. 91.1.
Silvrr iii liatrs.stautlard,ls.
Il&d.

STOCKS.
011111 I 44444 0.
Imp. 3 per Cent. 901
lettliat Bonds 19
Iwiiu Muck
Exeuegi.er 11:11* St. rem.
Eons. for Ar. bie
Lottery Tteket. .t9it 135.