The National Register.
London, England, 1822-04-15 00:00:00

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actively participated in the public rejoicings.
few excesses were committed on this day of general
exultation, and the Bostangi Bacchi maintained
order in the Faubourgs. The rejoicings were con.
tinned throughout the figlowing day.
" FEB. :23.—The Sihilidar (sword-bearer of
Choursehid) arrived at Constantinople, escorted by
Tartars, with the Harem, the treasures, the grze.-
son of Ali, (a child eight years of age), and lastly,
the head of this old Chief, who had attained the ago
of 84. The head was carried in triumph to the
Grand Vizier, and thence to the Seraglio.
" FEB. 24.—The hetid of Ali was fixed, in cere-
mony', over the portal of the Seraglio, with a copy
of the sentence which condemned to death this trai-
tor to lonialista, this rebel to the Porte, this sup-
porter of the revolted Greeks, &c. It is impossible
to convey an idea of the fanatical enthusiasm which
this sight excited in the soldiers and populace; cries
were heard on all sides, that the Porte might now
declare war against the Giaours (Christiana); that
the Niuq;ulmen were sure of exterminating them.
Rich presents were distributed, by ardor of the
Grand Seignior, and Chourschid Pasha was loaded
with wealth and honours.
" FEB. 25 —The definitive answer of the Reis
Effendi to the notes of the two Courts had not yet
been given ; but in Pent, the hope that it would
promply be given was the more confidently enter-
tained, inasmuch us it was known that the Divan

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" Fro. 26.—A diplomatic meeting took place at
Pera, and it was there communicated that Lord
Strangfiird had obtained the promise of an audience
with the Reis Efiimdi on the morrow. The result
is most impatiently looked to.
" Fre. 27 .—The promised conference took place
just after the breaking up of the Divan, at which the
Reis Effendi was present. The English tliuister..x-
pressed his surprise, that after the lapse of so much
time, and alter se many repeated solicitations, he
could not obtain the definitive answer of the Porte.
Sadir Effendi frankly avowed to him, that even at
that moment be was not yet authorised to give the
required answer, but there was ground of hope that
he should very soon have the requisite powers. Lord
Strangord ogain insisted upon the pure and simple
acceptation of the propositions of Rossia, as the
only means of maintaining race; the Turkish Mi.
ulster replied, that the Porte knew perfectly well its
obligations, but that Russia was equally bound by
ancient treaties, and she had nut hitherto observed
them. Lord Sfrangthrd having asked whether, in
case the Porte should not accept all the conditions
offered by Russia, it would not be expedient to send
an Extraordinary Ambassador to the Emperor Alex-
under? It wits t; plied to this question that the
Porte, ttot having b:-4,kel the peace, it would not
send to osk entail:a:ince. Finally, the English
INlinister desired to (ix with the Reis Effendi a pe-
rempttny term fig the definitive answer of the
Porte; but Sadir decidAiy rdected all propositions
on this point, us au intrusicu upon the dignity of
the Sultan.

" These expLautions of the Ottoman Minister of
Foreign Affairs were not of a nature to satisfy tho
European diplomatists ; all the reports of their Dra-
gomaus concurred in representing the fanatical en-
thusiasm of the populace, of the Divan, and even of
the Grand Seignior himself. It was, however, far
from being conceived than a decisiun so prompt, and
a rejection so absolute, would linvefollowed.
" a t B.—T he Divan asseinbled extraordinarily;
the principal ()thews of the Janissaries, and the
Chiefs of the them" were present, when it was
unanimously declared that the 'demands of Russia
were rejected. Tile sitting of the Divan is too me.
mumble, and its consequences t important, for U 1
to delay a moment to obtain information of all that
has transpired; anti we will seal you further details
by the nest courier."

Within the lust four months three Ame:ican weir,
scls have cleared nut from LiNwrool, with cargoes
conNisting litinei;tlly of Brit iztoinfacta:vt,',94-
ton go:xis, and builion, to ti:e aninont
oAtijsibiy ivr Java, but etany fu:Chin4..

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FRall TUESDAY NIGHT'S G.IZETTE.
BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
W. Reed, Little Qum!) Street, Holborn, oilman, from April
13 to April O.
W. Dansey, Bristol, brewer, from March IS to May IS.
BANKRUPTS.
W. Gritty and M. Moss, Liverpool, cordwainers. Solicitors,
Messrs. ♦dlington and Co. Bedthrd Row.
W. Jeuilieson, Prowlingfun, Sariilk, apothecary. Sol. Mr.
Edwards, Frandingliam.
W. Pcnrith, Bath, draper. Sols. Messrs. Jenkins and Co.
New Inn.
D. Itandthrtli. Marche ter, victualler. Sols, Messrs. Adling-
ton and Co. Itititind Row.
W. May, Newbury, literkv, mulister. Sols. Messrs. Hamilton
and Co. Remick Stmet. Soho.
W. Alonnington, Chepstow, :Monmouthshire, grocer. Sol.
11r. Evans, Hatton Garden.
DIVIDENDS.
April 16, T. Sargent, Milbank Row, Westminster, timber
merchant-30, T. Thompson, Chamom le Street. merchant...
30, %V. Baker. Ticeliiirst, blacksmith-4u, J. Hontall,
Yorkshire, cloth tuereliant—Nlay 11, J. Archer,
Ware Park Mill, Ilertfordshive, miiicr-7, 14. Chilow, Nor
Nills, Derbyshire. cotton dinner—l, W. 11. Harrison, tarns-
livltl, Nottinghamshire, victualler-4, T. Ciark, Commercial
/lace, Road. ship owner-9, IL Wilithington and
W. Roalaritison. Bolton le Moor-, hrLakrs--i, 6. N. lirectoll,
Devises, cutchutaket—s,J. Woclfe, Birmingham, uicrcur.

EASTER 11 UN I'.
C.:an The Mot Ow
On Monday last the Pores, 0811,11, made vocal
Math ",hmuid and and the upruatitni4 niertiimut
of the motley port nen , till

" halm, turned Eunice, repented the strain."
The I,ll.lllthry orcutnnres of the day wid, of courAr,
find their way to the pies* lii 1114• orttioar, tnanurr, ‘‘e
Mod' therefore cohfine ourseivcS lu a few• of the extra-
ordinaries.

Ill—rq—s of li--ind—ntl—ry, having n little breathing
time from the spoils ut eXtteat-ive economy ::ti taxation,
or burthen, relaxed on this occasion, and iuduheJ ill
of his most initortint " jtorid-days." lie was attett.ied by
Ids own well.traiited, well-fed pack, some that open and
more that run nitite, whippers in. ere. Being mounted
altuve his skill to manage, lie rune before Ili hounds.
Ills limiter frequent iy trip', front being rode with too
loose a rein; and in lain endeavour to get over D BOA RD
lie oils thrown. halter spnviAnati might have
It it as the field pa...vtl ovt r hint aid' a " hey-datv: Dfrry I"
and smiled at the Lay Lord. His Lordship, however, did
100110'1'111 to like the look of the Cousary; nor did the Coun-
try Genittnten al•pear as usual to

follow,
And join, with full glee, in the whoop and the
This turning of balky and want of seal in the cliace, a
vile ',mister called ter tally-lio-nis.
Vas, always in the nor, on his ofd broken winded
hack, lilmidered away and sumo nodded on till he tell; while
Le was timunbling to rise, and get on as is ed as he could,
lie was sin I minded by a number ofJew boys flom'Cliant.te
Alley, assisted by ail old woman frum the same trim ter,
Mho 'Mindere:l him of Heal ly alt his woke alld aaeans,
and thou left him, as they said, :1111004 the reestecd.
Mr. P—l blew the born, hut being pettedly regardless
atf 11:.itS, it bad a were start/lie 601111 d Med was quite air-
as•cA•ing.
411.. Cr—k—r came on his favourite Irish stallion, a
very free Lorne, and famous tot always hi Mg fus in where
-there are any e. •sep•ark.s. Ile stuck at nothing, but ran
sit every thing, though 4 very had leafier.
Mr. clamed all before
Lord horse did 1101 seem to understand the
thing. but mined round anti rude arteit,gst the pi.opie.—
:Some blood was shed, and the mischief was (,•teat. kle
liens at last thrown out. _ .

' I.o'll I'-411-1.'4-11 was mounted on his enormous
C/I.t/IGLII, dammed by RH ITANNIA—a ishewy hour, but
wit/soul bottom, and not as all to be depended upon.
Lord Eld—n was there, hut had nut joined the hunt
sa hen we 'forted, as lie could not make sip his hsiud which
leg to niumit high, the eig.lit or the left. tits Lordship,
however, WWI 111 to say, that they would find him a
ussich for them in the twig run.
Mr. who had tullu wed on foot with the multi-
tude, by some trick ur mono litre got on a %Vetch 'fs ea-
PM y..p.sio-y, and left the people in the lurch. (los former
Si semis, it is true, did not put 'noels dependence on him
when lie came to the squeak.
Dr. PII-11.—m---re, arty light, a feather, took the field
on Isis new ral-tail mane, and dotinguisilseil himself in a
11141111Vr quite worthy ut ills tel
oar W—m C—rt—s, dr.pisiuq the citizens. retreated
imo the finest to shrpheriise, and lii dinner time, amused
liasse If wills the comeinplation of two 'footles, milli% and
cooing.
Towards the end of the day, they were all afoot,. The
S—ij—sit would have them Ira again; hut it
I.cicg their own case, the opinion was condemned, and the
Gentleman WAX overruled. Lord L—,id—d—cry
1•;: hinnelf rather aurally in his seat; however, lie was
tietermilil, if possible, iwt to lose it, but to he to at Ike
aeoth; and if lie could hobble on a Mile longer, there
seemed salad Junta of his obtaining his ohject. To this
suit, the party went into a Coma/Wee, and according to
list Report that reached us Milne we came away, nothing
could hr mole melancholy and deplorable than their
situation s—rerftctly rglioraist which way to extricate
theinselves•frusn the t!itlicillties they have stupidly run
their heads into; with all the country pcople in an uproar
agaimt them hut the mischief they had done, and the lees.
jag.l.e> they had ruminated; it was thuumlit ial they would
eel wilily lire benighted and lost, but their fiiends have
great hopes of them under these circumstance'', as they
have frennelisly been engaged in similar doings, and have
always managed so get urf :we is Ike dark 1..-" nods agojet
facullas rt fa, ilit,il"

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from a return of the number of convicts sent out
of the United Kingilean from January 5, 1816, to•
January 5, 182'!, which•has been printed by eider of '
the I louse of Commo.ts, it appeals that the number
males. transported (lowing that period has been
15,,21S ; while the number of females has Leen
only 1,151
The stud• or It farmer in the neiglibourhood of
Alithawbury, who entered upia his term shout four
3-eats since, with piuptrty to the amount of 7,9001.
was List week di4f,railett let /eau!