The National Register.
London, England, 1819-04-25 00:00:00

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but o ithout an ofhoul ordinabcc, and iii a manner pat I~
confidential."
According to a private letter from Manheim,•on the lame.
day of the assassination of 111.-Kotzebue, the tflif of Marc::.
antithersitudent, it is alleged, atteinpted,to assassinate NV
de Stouvza, at Dresden, hut nut queceeding, had committed
suicide. The Gentian Juunues say nothing of this intelli.
g cure, which appears to leant further cuattruiatien.—Jourosi
de Paris.
Fit ENCti FfrN MS, April 15.-I%v. per Cents. Cr. 2Se. ;
flank Stook, Ib97f 50c.—April 16.-5 per Cents. fief. IgIc•1
Ilan': Stock, lOSSf.2Se.
Hosts, APRIL 3.—The Emorior and Empress of Autirritt
yesterday madelbeir adlemn e•mraetr.• fere, under salutes of
artifice, moil every tither testionimi 4:t realieet. The auguit
travellers alighted at the Quirinal l'aLicc. ee here hi I I
on learning their arrival. proceeded 'nun to the aafrchatri
ben of the Palace ui welcome them.
The Holy Father received hi. 114isteovise guests with every
mark of affectionate regard. Atter ronvrr•ut; with.thcsn
some time, his Holiness introduced the ch.•caliere and ladies
destined to' furitr their bUile. Their lajr,tles a ere then row
ducted by Cardinal Gunsalvi. to the apartments, prepared far
thek reception.

Amongst the recent emigrations to the United
States, •there are twenty-six persons belonging to
one family
.(Quakers of the name of Thistlethwaite),
lately residing in Meadow-lane Leeds. These in-
dustrious and entetprisiog individuals are gone
with an intention of carrying on the woollen manu-
facture (in conjunction with others) enan extensive
.scale, either in Philadelphia, or some other eligible>
scite in its vicinity. Set eral other families are pre-
paring to emigrate frera the same neighbourhood, as
well as from Dewsbury, Bradford, and other places
in the vicinity. It is true these extensive emigra-
tions-may in some degree contribute to relieve our
overlairthenal population; 'but they must likewite
tend in en equal ratio an ispomish the nation ; as
every individual and family who emigrate, setting
aside the pecuniary wealth they carry with 'then%
take what is of far snore consequence to a comma,.
cial nation, their talents and industry ; articles at
preacut, of comparative small value in this country r
Emigration is still the order of the day at Ply -
mouth Dock and its neighbourhood. Several of the
vessels that have sailed had from 100 to 190 souls
on board. A farmer ft= Botustleming, in Devon,
with his wife and ten children, are umongst the
emigrants. There were besides several families of
sor 6 children,. Some excellent workmen have de-
parted, and amo-g them a few from the Dock-yard.
It is supposed that not fewer than 1000 persons have
sailed for America from Plymouth this season.
We are concerned to state, that the typhus fever
is at present very prevalent in Cumborne, Is here
several persons have lately died of this disease
Every precaution is at present resorted to, in order
to arrest its progress. In one confined situation,
called Bakehouse-lune, fourteen persons lay ill of the
fever on Tuesday lase—Plymouth Telegraph..
Funeral of Colonel Herries.—The solemn promo-
tion took place on Saturday. At half past 11
o'clock it set out from the head quarters of the corps
at the bottom of Gray's-inn-lane. At Ilolborn-ban
it was joined by the Lord Mayor and suite, attended
by the Sheriffs, who proceeded with the funeral
down Chancery-lene to Temple-bar, and then re-
turned to the Mansion-house. Nearly ;it) carriages
of the 'Nobility and Gentry who were acquainted
with the deceased, closed the processPii. On the
arrival of the body at the Cathedral, it was met at
the principal entrance be the Dean, Clergy, &r.
mid the Gentlemen Volunteers then funned three
deep on each side. Between these ranks the body
was born to the choir, and, after the burial service.
was performed, it wits interred with great solemnity
in .thuelevraluile vault
ui.wlhoiafllite of
cehrltlao;lh.cils soi.beoelcnepm prepared
ceremonyphe aretrurnfinpe•
t on%
corps and muffled drum occasionally sounded Cie
Dead March.

Thursday evening, a boy knocked at the
Mr. H. 1)obson, No. 62, Chureh.Areet,
New Town ; the girl went to the door,
gave her a whited-brown parcel, sealed
and directed to Mr. Dobson. Thu girl
tiler; W 33 any answer, ar.d the boy said. .
parcel when ~pcned contained twgi live 1m

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