The National Register.
London, England, 1821-11-12 00:00:00

HAMBURGH PAPERS.

ST. PETERSBURGH, OCT. 9.—The following are
the regulations (at length) lately issued by his Ma-
jesty's order for the trade of the Aleutian Islands,

Consideting thallaccording to the reports that have been
laid before us, the commercial relations of our subjects in
the Aleutian Islands, and in the Russian establishment
along the north-west coast of America, are exposed to all
kinds of disadvantages and impediments by the contra-
band wade; con,idering also that the principal Call.e of
those inconvenit oyes arses from the stain of regulations
on the limits of navigation along these coasts, anti of a
settled rule for co tttttt (metal tegidations, as well in the
above places as on the east coast of Siberia; we have
thought it necessary to determine those relations by the
folios. ing ordinance :-
1. 1t is not permitted to any bait Russian subjects to
participate in the whale we other fishery, or aily branch of
imiustiy whatever, in the islands, posts, and eters, and in
general along the twilit west coast of America, from
fleering's Strait, to 51 dcg. corth latitude, as well as it
the Aleutian Islands, on the east coast of Siberia and the
Kurile Islands—that is to say, from Beering's Straits to
the south cape in the Island of Ouroop, viz. iu 1a.31. north
latitude.

Y. 1n consequence every foreign vessel is forbidden to
touch at the Russian esurblishments I! sled in the
preceding paragraph, or even to approach them within a
less distance than In Italian miles. Whoever acts in
contravention to this regulation shall lose his cargo.
3. Vessel. comp, Iled, by vies of weather or want of
provision,, to touch on this coast, are excepted from this
piohibitiuu. In these two cases they are I/01111(1 to .•how
satisfretwy wound• for th. it. approach. Vessels sent by
Ii lendly Pun ers Ott voyages of discovely arc also exempted
from the e eta. al rule, tinder the test riction of being fur.
Malted with passports factor the Russian Minister of the

4. Foreign merchantmen, which touch at the coast;, for
the reasons above mentioned, are obliged to choose a
place VlFilVte their is a Itiossian establishment.
6. A pilot shall lie sent, of the weather pet mit, to 1.,
reign merchantmen, in order to assign them au alielioi nig
place lit for molt vessels. Every captain 81.11111 g to the
contra'', %J0..l pay a fine of 100 piasters.
6. All oared-boats, belonging to foreign :midi:oilmen
tom land at a place pointed oat to them, where a white
ffiag sh.oll he set lip 41111 tor; the day, and oo light at high'.
Au inspector shall see that no inetchmoolose be Halide--
lino:1y landed or timbal krol. Whoever shall anchor at
another place 'Moll pay .50 piasters; and he who shalt
carry on shore merchandise or other of shall pay 300
',hosiers, and the merchandise allilll be eutoti•caleil.
7. 1r it should be elecessoosy to 110 ad a vi ousel in older
to repair It, the captain is to be authin hoed to do : ill
this case the captain shall deliver to the authorities of the
place a statemetit of the hotline and the quantity of his
goods. He who shall conti,ial ally part of the cargo shall
he chat goo' as guilty of contraband trade, and pay a hue
of I ,000 piasters.
S. The expenses which may have been incorrect in the
said places shall be diselnrgeol either in ready money or
in bills of exchange. In case the captain should have uo
money, and no piston will become security hut him, the
chief million ily of the place is atoiliorized, un Ole applied-
thou orate captain, to sell a certain part of the uteri moholise
sufficient to pay the expenses. This sale can ohly hr
made for arc tof the Company, and through the me-
dium of the not horniea. 11 can, nutlet 110 pletext, exceed
the immune of the expenses, on pain of the bequestratteu
of the cargo, and a lime of 040 piasters.

A few days ago, the keeper of Lord John Towns-
hem' shot on Haylebury Heath, near Hertford, a
little Auk, (Alca Alle, Linneas.) There were seven
in a flock ; the only way of accounting fur the up.
pearance of this rare visitant of the British Isles so
far to the south and iolund„is, that they were
blown away in the late severe gales.
The circumstances relating to u public defaulter
to the amount of 40,0001. will be Lrought Witte
Parliament wily in the emuiug Seasimi.

FROM SATURDAY maurs GAARTTE.
WHITEHALL, Nov. rt.
The King landed this morning about 9 o'clock at Rrun,gate,
and arrived at Carlton floue this alb:mon soon after six, iu
perfect health.
This thizette notifies the appointment of .lohn Nude, .•f
Reading. Burks, Gent. to be a Matter Extraordinary in the
Court of Chancery.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
S. Harvey, Newcastle upon Tyne, brush manufacturer.
BANK It UPTS. _
_

R. Trayhorn. Portsea, Southampton, plumber. Solicitor, Mr.
Woodward, Tokenhouse Yard, Lothbury.
T. Ketlaud and .1. Adams, Birmingham, merchants. Sol..
Messrs. Swain and Co. I t!d Jewry.
H. de B. Austin Northumberland Street, Marylcbone, brick-
layer. Sol. Mr. Austin,
Iligh Street, Alarylebone.
J. Forbes and H. Nash, Oxford Street, druggists. Sob.
Messrs. Cottle and Co. Altlennanhury.
'l'. Hall, Eagle Street, Red Lion Square, coachmakcr. Sul.
Mr. Lawledge, Temple Chambers, Fleet Street.
J. Rawlings and J. Evans, Leicester Square, tailors. S, Is.
Messrs Haut% and Co. Angel Court, l'hrogniurton Street.
C. Chandler, East Stonehouse, Devon, muter mariner. Sols,
Messrs. Maine an.) Co. Temple.
.1. Card, Lloyd's Coffee House, merchant. Sole. Messre.
Kearsey and Co. Bi,liopsgate Street.
.1. lllyth, Newcastle under I Staffordshire, draper. Sub.
Messrs. Addington and Co. Bedford Row.
C. I. Cameron, Gray's Inn Lane, hardwareman. Sol. Mr.
Mills, New North Street, Red Lion Square.
W. I mite, Liverpool. merchant. Sol. Mr. Chester, Staple lon.
G. Flower, York, victualler. Sol. Mr. Walker, Lincoln's Ins
It. Hartley, Penchi', Cumberland, hardwareman. 3..1. Mr.
Capes, Grays Inn.
T. Arthur, Noah, Glamor;,innshire, shopkeeper. Saps. Messrs.
Poole and Co. Gray's Inn Square.
M. Hobble, Tunbridge, Kent, victualler. Sole. Messrs.
Palmer and Co. Bedford Row.
.1. Angel, Sculcoates, York, block maker. Sole. Messrs.
Bosse!. and Co. Hamlett's Buildings, Holborn:
J. Johnson, Sculcoates, Yorkshire, coin factor. Sok. Messrs.
Rosser toad Co. Bartlett's Buildings.
C. F. Forster, Alargate, Kent, coal merchant. Sol. Mr.
Boys. Margate.
S. Bohner, Oxford Street. woollen draper. Sole. Messrs.
Farren and Ca. Coleman Street.
. . .

W. Poi], Smith Street, Clerkenwell, coal merchant. Sol.
Mr. Russell, Crown Court, Aldersgate Street.
I. Alexander. (lid Bailey, couchmaker. Sul. Mr. Ruseen.
Crown Court, A Idersgate Street.
J. Gelstliorp, Alolyneux S met, Marylehone. carpenter. Sol.
Mr. Russen, Crown Court, Aldensgate Street.
J. Knight, Mile End Road, builder. Sol. Mr. Smith, Basing.
hall Street.

J. Wilkinson, Iligh Street, Wapping, oil merchant. Sols.
Messrs. Unwind, High Street, Shamlwell.
T. Atkinson, Newgate &net, warehouseman. Sol. Mr. Ro-
binson, Walbrook.
DIVIDENDS.

Dec. 3, C. Neal, Brinascombe. Glow:tiershire, engineer-4, G.
Carlton, Birmingham, woe worker-10, J. Wingate, Bathwick*
Soimrsetononey scrivener-3, J. Harris and C. Cooper, Bristol,
cloth factors-1, T. W. Turner, Breutford, Middlesex. potter.—
H, I. Foster, Faminghiun. Kent, miller—S, J. and T. 'faylor,
Upper Thiuneis Street, iron merchants—s, C. Payne, Bermond-
sey, dyer-13, B. Nuyler, Itasingliall Street, merchant—l, J.
Masters, Upper Berkeley Street, Portman Square. coacltmaker-
-1, F. Flacton, Berwick Street, Soho, jeweller—l J. Bailey.
London Wall, coachmaker-3, J. and S. Waldre, Dalston.
Cumberland, maaufacturen.—:, J. Clay, Kingston upon I lull.
merchant-4, W. S. Betty, Sculcoates, York, apothecary-I.W.
Whiteamith, Old Fish Street, grocer-4, T. Edwards, Alton,
Southampton, ironmonger-3, W. Dixon, Liverpool, wins
Iller . _

11..11TIF'ICATES to he granted Dee. 1.
R. E. Warion, Bridge Road, Vauxhall, pluniber--G. Hayes.
Jahn Street, Aliddlesex, merchant—J. Hepworth, Leeds, chilli
dresser—W. Moore, lloughton, Cumberland, baton merchant—
J. Peacock, liawtry, York, victuallet—J. Ward. Stone, Stafford-
shire, farmer-11. Burnett, I yodel's Place, Bethnal Green, oilman
—A. Graham, lliislingilen, I .ancashire, draper—T. H. W
Aylesford. Kent, farincr—W. Twigs, Sheffield, plumber—J.
Smith, Parliament Street. NVestminster. tailor.

Haste, Oer. C:iscclli, the commandant
of Naples during the revolution, has been arrested
here, at the instance of the king of Naples. He
has been concealed for some months past in a house
on the Via Terentina. He was conveyed to the
Castle of St. Angelo, from whence he will be con-
ducted to Naples under the escort of an Inspector of
the Neapolitan police. Papers of importance, it is
said, were thund ut his residence.

Ausal U ItO, OCT. 25.—( E tract of a private letter.
—" The Turks continue to be reintbreed in Mace-
donia. The Porte, it appears, has resolved to mike
an attempt to recover Cassandra and the neighbouring
mountains, where the insurgents have assembled in
considerable force. Their chiefs are exerting them-
selves, both in Thessaly and Macedonia, in order to
make a vigorous resistance.
" if it is true that the Porte is at this moment
putting in march the greatest part of the troops as-
sembled on the Danube to fight the Greeks, we must
conclude that the latter are abandoned to their own
resources for the definice of their independence."
ODESSA, OCT. 6.--We have received letters
from Constantinople of the 28th of September. The
Governor has published an ordinance, ordering the
Greek and Greek Armenians to discharge from
their houses till domestics or clerks who are of a fo-
reign creed, or who are of Frank (European) origin.
This nieasure, which has the Mkt of isolating all
the Greek iitmilies, has created in them the most
lively tear ; they pretend that it is the prelude to a
project ter exterminating that unfortunate people
The Greeks attribute it (but without foundation) to
the ill.will born to them by the English, who are
desirous of hemming sole masters of the commerce of
the Levant. They fear that the first news of the
march of a Russian army on the Ottoman territory,
or of any advantage gained by the insurgents, will
be the signal of a general massacre.

The establishment under the Honourable Board
of Ordnance at Ilythe, is broken up, awl the work•
men aro discharged.

COURSE OF EX
Amsterdam, 12 15 C. F.
Ditto, at sight, 12 It
Rotterdam, 12 16
Antwerp, 12 8
Hamburgh, 38 1
Alton*, :;t, 1
Paris, 3 days' sight, 25 70
Ditto, '2O 0
Unlade:nix, 426 0
Frankfort on theNlaine, 1.51
Pelerbbutgli, 8} 3 U.
N'iemia, Et. Flo. 10 t 2
Tiirste, Ef. Flo. 10 92
51adiall, 36—Cadiz, 36
11i1b0a,354-13arctiona,35i

PRICE a

!tank Stork
3 pet Cent. Red. 771
3 per Cent. Cohenls 731
3: pct. Cent.
4 per Cent. 981
ner Cent. Navy 1111
L.. 1 Ann. 191

LIE NATIONAL REGISTER•

tonton :
MONDAY, NOVENII3ER 21.

THE KING•s RETURN.

St. Paul directs Timothy to " be all things to all
Alen," and Ministers imitate him.—ln Ireland the
King declared himself " all Irish"—in Hanover, be
said, he was " all nanoverian"—and we hope now
that he is returned to his native land, he will con-
vince us that he can lid " all English."

His Majesty arrived at Carlton Palace at six
o'clock nunAlay evening, in his private travelling
chariot, attended by Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, and
escorted by a party of Lancers. The carriage drove
at a rapid pace through the Park, and entered the
buck gates to avoid any public inconvenience.--
The King is said to look remarkably well, and is
by no means so much exhausted as might have been
anticipated, from the excessive fatigue he has un-
dergone, and the celerity of the Royal movements.
His Majesty, we understand, arrived in the Roads.
oil Ramsgate, during the night, and slept on board,
Early Thins:day morning he landed, and after taking
some refreshment, left immediately for London.—
The bells of St. James's and St. Martin's rang a
merry peal during the evening, and the Park guns
announced his arrival in the metropolis. The
Duke of York and Marquess of Londonderry dined
with his Majesty.

The French papers of Wednesday arc by no means
without interest, but so diversified in the manner of
conveying it, that we find ourselves constrained to
allude to the points, instead of translating the articles.
—ln reference to France itself the first thing we are
culled upon to notice is, the first Sittings of the two
Chambers, which of course were occupied entirely
with routine. The muster of Deputies is describad,
and it seems that the right side were the most nu-
merous, although several distinguished Liberals arc
mentioned by name. M. Benjamin Constant, who
appeared supported by crutches, took his usual seat
on the left. Some rather noisy discussions on points
of form followed, but nothing very characteristic
The Consiitutionne/ informs us that the schools for
mutual instruction increase in the departments, and
that the advantages are so conspicuous, they arc
unwillingly admitted, even by those who have
hitherto opposed the system. We are told that the
immufactories of Lyons, which have been ex-
ceedingly depressed, arc becoming once more brisk
in consequence of numerous orders from America.—
The death of Mr. W. Johnston, an eminent mer-
chant at I3ourdeaux, is mentioned as having taken
place on the 2d instant, to the infinite regret of
many indigent families, whom be was known secretly
to assist. We must not forget to observe that the
Munileur contains a long Ordonnance regulating
the duties on foreign wool and woollen cloth.
In respect to the Grecian questidn, the most in-
teresting article in these papers is supplied by a
private letter, dated Toulon, 29th ult., which men-
tions the arrival of the Bonke frpm Smyrna, from
which she sailed on the Ist Oct. It commences by
some just eulogy on the benefits produced by the