The National Register.
London, England, 1819-11-14 00:00:00

THE ARM Y.

A detachment of the Hipp! Artillery, w'th their bag
page. went from %Vonlr•ich Nlarshes through London,
on Friday morning, on their 'route to Wredon Barracks,
where they are to be quattertd.
A detachment of pensioners has marched to Ports-
,mouth, from Horsham, tinder the command of Lieut.
liewitt,.of the 7th Veteran Battalion.

On heturd,y last, upsva-ds of 100 men (pensioners)
arrived at Chatham, from 'Maidstone; they are intended
to join one of the Veteran Battalions ordi red fur service.

It is stated, with an evident feeling of satisfaction,
that " the Emperor Alexander has acceded to the
resolutions adopted by the Assembly of Princes and
Ifinisters at Carlsbad, but that " he defers to some
more convenient season various territorial arrange-
ments relative. to Poland and the secondary states of
Germany." Probably his Imperial Majesty will
condescend to inform " the secondary states of Ger-
many" of the Cite which awaits them, when he shall
have met his brother despots in Congress at Vienna.

M r.C,A R LI LE—On Friday Mr.Car:ile was brought into
Court to wake his promised motion for a new trial ; the
firA Around was prteisely an attempt to repeat his blas-
phemous endeavour to prove the Bible entirely fabulous,
this the Court very properly peremptorily forbade, he
then urged then the Court had been odjourned, to whir!,
Chief Justice Abbott, tcplicd it had w, but in each in•
stance at his own request ; the other grounds were equal-
's. futi'e ; a new trial w,:s refused, :111d he was remanded
I I oesday next, to he bruu6ht up fur the judge-
Atent of the•t2,:ort
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An ono -veered orier arrived on Tuesday fir the
march of the 6th foot from Edinburgh Castle for
.England. Accordingly, IVednesday mornin,," eight
companies of the rcgment marched in two divisi-
ons, one by the south and the other by the coast
road, for Berwi. k-up(m.Tweed. The two remain.
ing companies proceed to the same .place as soon
as the veterans are funned. NVe understand the
route of the regiment is Leeds, where it is to be
stationed.

Mr. Baker, our Consul-Gencral ip the United
States, left town on Friday, to embark for America.
Tuesday four cart loads of muskets, being the
whole unemployed (irelocks belonging to the La.
Dad:shire militia, arrived in Edinburgh from
Hamilton, attended by some of the staff of that
corps, and were lodged in the Castle. This, it is
btippo:,ed, is a measure of precaution adopted by the
Lord Lieutenant of the county of Lanark, in con-
sequence of the present disturbed state of die west
of Scotland.

A highly interesting statement is given in.a Stock-
holm article brought by the Flanders mail, of the
success and impunity with which the Swedisli Con-
sul at Marseilles opened a basket of letters, amount-
ing to between 5,000 and 6,000, which had just
arrived from Tunis, and hundreds of which were
ascertsined to have been written by persons infected
with the plague. The precautions used by the
Swedish Consul were two—he smeered his
hands with pomatum, composed of wax, oil, and
sulphuric aa;cl ; and when he had opened each letter,
he immediately steeped it in vinegar. Nobody at
the Lazaretto would have any thing to do with
them, and the Directors of the Laurette recommen-
ded that the pael:ets should be burnt. As some of
them, however, contained official communications
from the Consuls at Tunis to their respective
European Governments, Baron Willesstedt acted as
judiciously as courageously in saving such documents
from destruction.

The managers of the meeting to be held at Mil-
dce, on the affair at Manchester, and the distress of
the labouring clussee, sent en invitation to the Hen.
illiam Miele to attend and preside, as the refire •
;tentative of.the county, the Chict Magistrate having
declined to cal the meeting,. Mr. Maule replied,
Alta it would be improper, and even presumptuous,
in him to preside at a meeting of a town where he
WWI neither an inhabitant nor a proprietor; that he
considered himself at the disposal of the county, and
s'iould feel it his duty .to attend a meeting of the
freeholders, juittices of the peace, and commissioners
of supply, if any such should ue called, to consider
Ale above important subjects.
Ui Souday last an (moo ail was taken at Happisburgh,
in this county, before John Pigrim, tiers:. f;orolier, on
v.ew of the body of Ain Bates, the infant child of'.
Thomas Bates, who was so dreadtidly burnt the pre-
ceding (lay, iii consequence of being left alone in their'.
cottage, as to occasion alinoat instant death. The Jury,
a; ter minutely inquiring into the circumstances, returned
a verdict of Accidental ; lour they, as well as the
Coroner, were of opinion, that the mother had been very
eavless, and therefore gave her a score rcprimatod .for
Jest ing her infant child in her cottage so unprotected.
And on Wednesday last another invest was taken at
lithlreittoy, before the same Coroner, Ott view of the body
.of 4oleart Haim a pauper in the Rolleshy porn-house.
fliwas abotal 92 yeas oh a4e, and. was (mind in a marsh
ditch on the Monday ?ffece,ling. The Jury, atter wale
t!)llsll.vrift ePvi:!c:tc,: adolstosol, were of mullion, that
AgNalfAi•

CORN EX(7II.IINGI'.. WEDNEATAV. Nov. 10.
We had a pretty good supply of Wheat at market this morn-
ing, cnsi-ting elnefly of th,l overphia from Monday., the finest
. oht,ii.Lll ,p,;00

PRICE OF LEATII Lit, Per Pound. to 17d
Ruth, 30 to tl3lbb each j9tl
Dreceing faiths
Floc Coach Ilidet, l7d to 11141
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Crop Hider, 33 to 40Ibs, fur cutting
Ditto, 43 to 3011).
Calf Skins. SO to 40Ihe
Ditto, "4) to 10Ih3
Ditto, 70 to Milli.
Col 111 17"
Taiinrii Dow little.
Ist t 2lt
Small Seta, (Gwenlansl)
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