The National Register.
London, England, 1816-09-09 00:00:00

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'ow To Alittiaca.

We need no stronger proof of the disposition for cmi-
ration than the AMA return we here subjoin, taken
from a late American Paper. The emigrations front
France to America arc nearly in the same proportion as
from England. No fewer than 50 French officers had
just readied New York when the last advices came
away:—

ARRIVAL 4 AT NFU' WORK, FltOM IREII.4NII.
June *4. (lemur, from Itell3st, 444 passengers.
28. Sophia, from Bullast, $2 ----
.--. ffl. i fling, from Sligo, 041
July 1. Orient, from Sligo, 37
Bristol, from 17
3. Debby and Eli/.1, Ati
8. Cieorge, from Ileltlist, 90

AT PIIII.ADIA.PIII.%.
July Y. Coro., from Dublin, 37 ---
- 6. Only Son, from Dublin, 37
AT BOSTON.
It. Cesar, from Belfast, number not steed.

Fxtraet of a letter front a voting man in New York,
to his brother in Perth, dated New York, 423 d of June,
3816:

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" I take the opportunit of n young man who arrived here
a fen, days ago. need who le returning home with litany more
of your deluded countrymen. They find thine% very ill:if:Tent
here from what they expected before their arrival in nor eon-
atitntional democratic eoriutcy. They suppose, when they
arrive here, they are to b. come independent, without making
arty fissility exertion; but these ideas are false, and often fatal
to the designs of your headstrong conntiymen ; more real ex-
cellent and perseverance is necessary here than hi your country.
We have people of every description, from every quarter to
deal with, and no country ever produced more active sharpers
than this. .On (heir account people require to be more on
their guard than with you. Business is very fiat, and goods
are rooming in from every qnarter, and will not pay the im-
porter the expense of weaving, freight, dec. independent of
cost of the raw material. Many large houses have failed,
and more expected. Goods can now he pinch: erect at eight or
twelve months' cr. dit, on approved indorsed bills, which were
formerly bought at sixty and ninety days; many bills will soon
heroine die, with all their auxiliaries, such as board and
store rent, and then wiU be a crash aniline the dashing
youths in this part of the vineyard. There is no elicits:Law-
meat here for people from your quarter. /folly father can
procure a new lease of he ought to take it. I can only
say, you need not come here with the ideas of your discon-
tented countrymen, or, Ike them, you will be inigktity
porn 'ed."
Another letter from America states the following im-
portant fact :—" On the 26th of June sailed from New
York for Liverpool, a vessel having on board 196 persons
owed in the steerage and miserable stations of the yes-
el, being wretchei ntiumfacturers and others re-
turning to Britain, not being able to get employment in
is Union dust would produce them bed and board."

A member of the-Buonaparte family, or rather of his
first wife, has appeared upon the scene, in the shape of,
an applicant for the annulment of a marriage.—Made-
moiselle Stephanie Tascher, the nieceof Madame Boone-
parte, had hisan compelled by Buonaparte to a marriage
with the Duke d'Ahremberg. Site resisted a long time,
but at last consented, through the apprehension of bring-
ing Buonaparte's displeasure upon her family. But before
her marriage:she declared her repugnance to the Duke,
and at the Altar repeated it, adding, that she would never
cohabit with hiin.—This resolution she adhered to. The
King's Adwimte was in favour of the annulment, the
marriage being vicious in a main point, the mother of
Mademoiselle Teacher never having given her con Sent—
. Court was to pronounce its decision on Thursday
sennight. The Duke d'Ahremberg did not appear in
Court either by himself or his Counsel.
A Royal Ordonnance has been published in France
for the recovery of such domains belonging to the Crown
or Clergy a have not been alienated or sold, anti which
are in the hands of persons who cannot exhibit ttny legal
titles to them. If they surrender them in three months,
they will not be required to refund the profits they have
received from them.
It is with pleasure we have to record another triumph
((Christianity over ignorunce and superstition. By ac-
counts just received from Mr. Read, i.t South Afriria. the
Missionaries havC met with a joyfal reception in Caffrariu;
for whose arrival the minds of the Cstflies had been pre-
} ared by a person of that nation, who hind been converted
to the Christian Faith some time ago. They are said to
be nearly 110,000 in number.
It Lein; impter-ible to transact any public business at
the Guildhall, Westminster, at present application was
mu& to the Lord Mavor for his permission to hold the
next fitting or the Insrdvont Debtor's Court in one of the
Courts in London. The Lord Mayor immediately com-
plied With the request, and appointed the Court of King's
Bench, in the Guildhall Loudon, fur that purpose.
• The Iligh Bailiff has appointed Wednesday next for
the NVestunnst& meeting, on the subject of the distresses
of the country. •
- Vauxhall Garden. closed on Friday last. The Cllow-
ing Address was delivered 'by sir. Gigntun from the
Orchestra, on the ocensionz—
" L.stnes Aso GENTkx mem— As these Oartiens close th's
evening, I am dt,ired by the Proprietor. to express to von his
gratitude for the support lie has rec.:ired through a at a.on un-
precedented for coif( an 4 rain,Joul to ammo: you, thst no exer-
tion or expense shall be wiolticg co hi• pact, to coutinoe them
.is the high estimation, which limn your Lind patron:tar tiny
now possess. In the name of myself. and the Performers in
general, I beg to acknowledge the iniudgenre you have Anvil
sad foa this Season we most humbly take our leave.