The National Register.
London, England, 1822-03-10 00:00:00

TRADE WITH BRAZIL.

Portuguese Consulate Gcncral, '29, Great Winchester-street.
March 7. 18:!:.•
Sts.—l heg leave to state to yon, for the information of tho
gentlemen at Lloyd's and all others whom it may concern, that
I atucommendef by my Government not to permit any vessel
bound to ports in the Portugue,e trar.satlantie provinces, harms
on board any article of war dononainatiul naval store., to deer
at this office. And further, that should any such stores azure et
the aforesaid ports they will be seiz d, anl the parties to ncern:A
furnished with the utmost severity cf the law, unless they pro-
duce a liCCII9e from the Portuguese Government pertnatiog the
importation of war or naval .tore,
(Signed) ANTHONY LOPTZ DA Ct'\rlA.
Consul Generai.
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Mr. John linnet!, jun. Secretary. Lloyd's.

Letters from Vienna, received by a respectable
Greek house, state, that there has been an en.l put
to the famoos Ali Paella of Janina, and that the
Suliots have come to an arrangement with the troops
of the Grand Seignor.
The Gazette of Tuesday contains an Order in
Council, dispensing with the calling out of the
Militia the present year.
MEETINo Fon REFORM .—On Tue:l4lay last a din-
ner was held, pursuant to advertisement, at Bungay,
by the friends of Parliamentary Reform. Nearly twj
hundred persons, of the respectable class of farmer:,•
attended. Among the company present were—
Joshua Grigby, Esq. ; Sir Thomas Beevor, Bart. ;
T. Feßowes, Esq.; Quail°, Esq ; J. Powell,
Esq.; the Rev. fly. IVilson; the Rev. -- Corn.-
wallis ; B. W. Doman, E*q. ; Geo. Waters, Esq. ;
Edw. Taylor, Esq.; J. Farroh, Esq.; J. W. Go a+,
Esq.; Nl.:ssrs. Denny, Thurtle, Cnilds, Paula, Fow-
ler, Baster, &c —The above was the first of an in-
waded series of meetings, to draw the attention of
the county of Suffolk to the subject of Parliamentary
Reform.

TAx.—The iotoot:ois or G.wernmen;
respeting the reduction of the duty on are as
follow:—That a duty of one shilling per bas.-1
shall be taken oIV malt, from the c26th of February,
15:22. That all maltsters and holders and other
holders of malt, whose stocks have been taken,
receivs: uu allow, nee of one shilling per bushel, t;4-
ull their stock in hand, to be paid ro them by instal.
meats, us under:—

Threepence on the sth of Ju1y,......1:;•22 •
Threepence on the loth of October,
Threepence cm the sth of January, If.%;:r •
Thre.pance on the sth of April, ... 16:23
Thus it appears, that all malt, manuf:tetured sub-
sequent to the 26th of February last, will be cliars,c-
able with a duty of 2s. 63. per bushel only ;
for the stock malt maw on hand, and which has been
charged with the duty of Js. 6.1. per bushel, ais
allowance will be made so as to reduce the duty to
the like sum of 2s. 6d. per bushel. And whet e
malt. which had been charged with the du:y 41
3s. fia per bushel, has beets used by brewers, 5.% a
proportionate allowance will be male in charging
the tiutLs on beer, Szc.
ANNIVERSARtes.—On Thursday erenin2 the anni. -
versary I. stival of the Infirmary tOr the cure of Asthma
and Constitilinion, St:C.W.I3 hell at the Landau Tavern'.
Ilishopszate-street, %solicit Wa3 numerously and reSreCta'a
lily attended. The Lord .Mayor Was in the chair.
ins:notion is for the receptiati of poor persons aftl
tvith asthma, consiimption, and diseases of the lutes, •
where medical advice is eiren, and every anctitimi Ica a
In them. Since opining the infirmary in IS It, to toe
31st of Decenther, th.2re had been adtin.ted 4,818
out•patiems, and 171 inpatients, and the inajoiity ot the
in cases were successitthy cured. 1,1 the cntr•e in me
Messrs. Collyer, Broadhurst, and Iloilo ps, s
several excel.ent song,. glees, &c. and many eloquent
speeches were delivered in support of the institution.
'Fite secretary atititlitileed a most handsome balance in
hand, but the Wants Of the society b, ing ci:plaint,l,
liberal collection was entered into. The company mil
nut s..parate until a kite lionr.—The friends.
and s,:it-
porters tn the Surrey Dispeniary also met at the alicAe
l'avern, in the upper room, for the puroose of support:l.g,
the charity and hearing the report read'. Tile cutap,a.V .
were highly relicctaide--11orace wok cue
chair. file ci!.ject of the charity is that of sacral cc
lying-in women. and administering advice and utedteitit
to the poor iiihabitatits o Southwark, at their own 111.
lutations, and was instimted its 1777. Tne report sta•eil„
that since the origin of the institution to the present yi-sa
the titainher of patients was Ii; I ,p 5 t, old of winch otcy
3,50 died, and during the last yearit,lu:t were admit:v.),
and only 73 died. Several instances of the vain dile
txettions of the society were repeated ; and p.lin I.) ItIC
cons, any departing. a isaudwate subscription was Can. •

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