The National Register.
London, England, 1818-09-14 00:00:00

FRENCH P.IPERS.

PARIs,

drenilfel tire.hroke ont 011 the Ist instant in the commune
of tEnt, near St. Pul (Pas de Calais), which &strayed 39
tive large farms, the church, and the Chateau. A in in
in enileavon ;nig to save a female, who bail descended
111 W her cellar, perished with her. Five children are elis-ing,
who are supposed also to have been burnt to death. Several
persons were much wounded or bank, and some of them dan-
gerously. The progress of the dames was so rapid that nei-
ther furniture nor the produce of the hares •t could be saved.
The damage is estimated at upwards of 300.u00 francs.
Mr. John Barker, the Euglisli Consul-general at Aleppo,
arrived at Mat 'Mlles the 29th ult. with all his family, on his
slay to England. He has with him 11 Arabian horses, the
Licanty of whose figures excites general admiration.
• Intelligence has been received that the plague is making
terrible Isb ages at Scutari, in Albania. From 100 to 150 men
stir theie every day. Severe orders of quarantine have been
issued alongthe co.usts of the Adtiatie.
'file garrison of Aix-ImChapelle, tinting the continuance of
the coaferesiees, will consist of 4,000 mess.
Lady Niorgasi is now in Paris. 'Fins second journey will,
t.' 'twilit, in some months, produce some new letters. wherein
%•7 shall be paid for our hospitality in the amine coin as we
•7merly received, We mast expect again to see some very
a''prrticial and sometimes some very absurd opinions npuu
..+r manners, our society, our theatres, and our literature ;
together with sundry epigrams against the mo‘t distinguished
persons, who, after having opened their Italians to this cele-
brated traveller, will +aye the pleasnre of subsequently
seeing their siatues and conversatiens circulated throughout
)Europe, with venation' and some little instructive minors'.
tiers. The experience we have already had should justify
some precautions in rutin e.
Mr. Baring, the LnnJou banker,who has for some time past
been in Faris, left this capital on the 4th instant, on a journey
to Holland from thence he will proceed to ix-lii.Chapelle.
The field ratsare soexceedingly multiplied in certain coun-
tries, to consequence of the greet dryness of the scale'', that,
file the purpose of ciseeking the ravages of these ankeak, it has
been prescribed by es cry propriety'. in the environs of Landau
to deliver daily twelve rats for each florin he has to pay in
direct taxes. We are assured that the single village of Offen•
bash has delivered within three days, in execution of this
0rder,47,300 rats. A single vender of poison fur rats has
sold in two months 3001bs. weight-. The proprietors of vine-
yards are particularly apprehensive lest these animals should
get among their vines, when the grapes; begin to ripen.
there appears in the Notisit del Giornoa very extraordi-
nary advertisement. M. Jests Bruner, a painter of decora-
tions, engineer, and architect, t native of Bologna, and esta-
• blistred at Ancona ,undert Ake+ to t trheers,elturrhes,and
palaces, al! entire, Pons one place to another, wherever the ope.
ration can be made on a plain surface. For example, lie will
displace the tower of St.3laec atVenice, nod set itdown either
-before the ducal palace, or the exchange. He attemple to ee-
state streetsond places to secularity without doing the least
iujnry to the edifices. Finally lie Wien; to suspend whatever
part otaii edifice may be desiAed—to rake the entire building
a story, or to add to it a new row of pillars. 'rise Roman
journalist does not find these propositions altogether
absurd. He even cites some examples of operations of
this description ; among others, a steeple which was removed
from one spot to another, at Cresceakino, Amer Vercelli, in
1177tt.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, Sept. 8

B A MERU PTS.

AY oat 104.5 x J. Ousby, Cumberland, cattle-dealer, Sept. 22, 23, Oct.
at Carlisle. Au. Mr. Birkett, Cloak.lane.
IlowanTst J. Warminster, ‘Y,ltsnire. clothier, Sept. 10,22, Oct.
20. at Bath. Ants. Adlington and Cu. Bedford-row.
COOPF:11 11. o:Back-street, llorselydown, hop-merchant, Sept. 19,
9/, Oct. 2n, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Mangnall, Aldennanbury.
II noncs W. East Smithfield, baker, Sept. 19, 22, Oct. 20, at Guild-
hall. Att. Mr. Palmer, Gray's Inn-square.
R.Cpper-Thames street, merchant, Sept. 15, 21, Oct. en, at
Guildhall. Attu. Alksten and Co. Freeman's-court, Cornbill.
011:11IINOTON R. Presort). Laseashire, grocer, Oct. 1,2, 24, at
Pn..sion. Att. Mr. Ellis, Ciancery-lane.
- DI V I D EN DS.
B. Miller. 'Tottenham. watch-maker, Oct. 3.
W. Mattliieson, Bishopsgate-street.avitliout„ tailor, Oct. 3.
J. Das ies, St. Martin's-lane, carpenter, Oct.
G. Smith, Ludgate-hill, haberdasher, Sept. 29.
G. Tengnt, Manchester, currier, Oct. 3.
T. flaw Ice. Bath, horse dealer, Sept. 25.
11. V. Wart, Birmingham, merchant, Oct. 7.
A. Haigh, Babas:, Yorkshire, hosier, Oat. 7.
E. Rates, Greetlaml. Yorkshire. manufacturer, Oct. '7.
Strong, Exeter, ironmonger, Oct. 1.
Cirencester, Gloctstershire, linen draper, 5cpt..2.9.
I'. Illaeldium. l.ea, Lancashire, malo.ser, Sept. 30.
W. Chandler. Birmingham, grocer, Sept.. 29.

CERTIFI-C AT ES•:SEPT. 29.

J. Ana W. Wgkin Ana R. Careless. Altlerrnanhury, warehouse-
men—C. Smith, Bristol, shoe-inanitfitettirer—T. l'icksiMe. Shrews
bun•. inereer—R. Richard, Shrewsbury, butcher—A. Brewer, Ugh,
4lsa

Tyis 1{ snow OF StaAs Wterom.—The relict of the
late Sur Thtonam Wilson, ‘slia tied the utiger d iv at C.itatltoi,
Park, on lllacklicath, 114% left.an Una:rest. pei sunlit prcperty,
wisioli is thou :
'Tire. Trevellian and four daughter 144,000
Lady Carr. add daughters. each Y,OOO
Lady Arden
Lady M. Wilson, 4,000
Miss Smith, (inter to Lady W.) 4.000
Mn.e Andrews ......—.... ..........
Mr. and Mn.. Strode, each
Sir Thomas Wilson (son of theilecesised)..

2400
tO,OOO

Servants to freely, the 40114,111111 of NAVY. 1.1,t 114 P Wilber of
yearsthey lived in the lwaril ; one rr.iale t t terttin gg yeast._
The Mase,unt is left to Mrs. Iseevelliani the Jewels, pie's.' •,
and faro tore. to h..r three daughters. The heir to the estate
Mill . niov ii-e-sttal ..f eight thousand Folio de per an on us.
(VTAT EP Hare.—The long emitinuance of a ealm sea, has enabled
the fishermen of Blighton to make a stare accurate survey of the
beds of oysters discovered off that roast about two years ago. From
repeated isaelings -they have calculated, t' .at for-an extent of ;o
miles %.W theibnely•sif shell fish lie inprooligious quanti-
ties. • .‘rt.-tt hrow'th is sever, miles. The oysters caught to
else S.W. are of eiteellem ftwour q several speculators have examined
incline of mot. in order to find a spot .h.r torminis oyster beds
.orch.im Isar v.a. 1., to. minuet as .a most desireblespot, es the bed
of tit, *Treat.. Is of a t.i, black sate. Prom the facility of car-
na4e - • • •ante to t.t: metitiptui... it iv thni this PI,: mince
4 trust N gmtbic theprornetors ;0 supply a vast prorortion of the
r,rtiumption of oysters to the Loudon markut in the course of another
year.