The National Register.
London, England, 1821-09-24 00:00:00

TR.IDE WITH RUSSIA.

Russian Consulate, 26, Great Winchester street,
September 19, IWI.
$ll,-.4 beg you will lay before the C anmittee of Lloyd's, for
the ir.forruation of all those that may be concerned in the Baltic
trade, that I have received official communication from my Go-
vernmen., stating, that in a recently constructed harbour, situ-
ated in the small bay of 'l'olsburg, in the government of Estho-
nia, not far from the estate of Kunda, it has been ordained by an
Imperial ukase of the rith of last month, that a regular Custom-
house barrier should be established there under the name of
Kunda, as attached to the district of the Custom House of Revels
for the exportation of all Russian products, as established by the
last tariff; but that the importation to it from any foreign ports
is confined to the articles of salt and herrings only : ull other
foreign merchandize imported into Kunda will be subject to the
regulations already established in such cases. Russian produce
from Russian pirts may, however, be imported on the general
established principles, and that all vessels arriving and sailing
from the harbour in question must pay the same duties and
charges as are now collected in the port of Revel.
I remain, Sir, your most obedient servant.
A. IHIBATCHEFSKT.
John Bennett, jun. Esq.
Secretary to the Committee of Lloyd's.

Orders have - been transmitted to New South
Wales, where the 48th regiment is stationed, to
reduce that corps, at present 1000 strong, to the
establishment of the rest of the infantry 11 was
owi.ig to a special application from the late Gover•
nor, in 1818, that it was increased to that strength.,
It is now preferred to place the 411th on the save
footing with the other infantry battalions, and to
tbrward an additional regiment to the station. The
Si (or Bulf4) have receives orders of readiness for
New South Wales, and are on their way to Chat-
ham, whence, according as convict ships go out,
they will be sent in detachments on board those
vessels.

Three Englishmen, Doctor Woodney. Lieutenant
Clapperton, of the navy, and Lieutenant Denman,
of the army, have undertaken a journey to the in-
terior of Africa to decide the question respecting
the source of the Niger. They mean to embark at
Fahnouth to proceed to Tripoli, and travel to Mout-
:mil:. in Fezzau, under the spacial protection of the
Bey of Tripoli, to whom the travellers have been
strongly recommended by the English Government.
They intend to explore a way to Bornoon, which did
not appear difficult to Captain Lyon, then follow
the course of the rivers which they may meet, or
the route of the caravans.;

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
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BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
W. Pigot, Rateliff Highway, grocer, from Sept. late Nov.lo.
BAN KIWPTS.
T. Mead, Sandwich. Kent, victualler. Solicitors, Messrs.
Lading and Hall, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet Street.
ll. Williams, Plough Court, Lombard Street, merchant. Sods.
Messrs. Pearce and Co. St. Swithin's Lane.
W. Hailstone, Mildenhall, Stifflilk, grocer. Sots. Messrs.
Gregson and Co. Angel Court, 'flirogniorton Street.
W. Colyer, .\liddle Row, Broad Street, St. shoemaker.
Sol. Mr. Jones, New Inn.
M. Rowley, Bear Street. Leicester Square, dealer. Sods.
Messrs. Fisher and Co. Ftunival's Inn.
.1. IL Arnold, Ll..nblethian. Glatinwganshire, cattle jobber.
Sols. Messrs. Jennings and Co. Temple.,
T. Jones, St. John Street, West Sninithfield, stationer. Sols.
Messrs. Jennings and Co. Temple.
S. Hancock. Judd Street, St. Pancras, hardwareman. Sol.
Mr. Pringle, Queen Street, Cheapside.
DI VI DE N DS.
Oct. 17, W. Spencer, Bristol, corn factor-20, J. Lee, J. S.
Martineau, and J. Wilkinson, Bread Street, Cheapside, factors-
-13, W. Myrtle, Brighthelmstone, Sussex, hatter—l 6, J. L'rier-
ley. Manchester, dyer-13, W. Elliott, Newcastle upon Tyne,
nurseryman-2, 11. and G. Hudson' Liverpool, slopsellers-17,
M., T., 11., and C. Brumbv, Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, sail
cloth manufactlirer-30, W. Askey, Oxford Street, tailor-13,
G. Hadley, Greenwich, draper-13, G. Milne, Broad Street,
merchant-30. iI. Mould, Winchester, Southampton, cabinet
maker—l 7. W. Manion, East Budleigh, Devon, shopkeeper-
-13, T. Adams, Lancaster, merchant-23, A. Brander, Budge
Row, upholsterer-23, C. Croxfonl, jun. Iver. Bucks, collar
maker-30, G. A. T. Bruggenkate, Little East Cheap. merchant
—3O, A. Johnson, Palmer's Village, Westminster. bricklayer-
-13, J. G. Jones, Mark Lane, corn factor—l 6, M. Smith, Liver-
pool. joiner—Nov. 10, R. Armstrong. Worcester Street, South-
wark, hatter-24, J. Hughes and It. Challen, Stonnington,
Sussex, common brewers.
CERTIFICATES to be granted Oct. 14.
R. W. Pinellas, Chepstow, ship builder—W. Bradfield, North
Elmliam, Norfolk, baker—T. Ellerby. Poole, Dorset, linen
draper—W.M`Niell, Charles Street, Middlesex Hospital, roach
maker—J. Devey, Wolverhampton, factor—l. Sendhach, Bird's
Buildings, Islington, slater—W. G. Knight, Ilstcortilse, Somer.
Isetshire, money scrivener—W. Richardson, Wrotham, Kent,
innkeeper—R. and M. Sualart, Strand, booksellers--G. Baylis,
Stapleton, Gloucestershire, dealer.

COURSE OF EXCI
Amsterdam 12 16 C. F.
Ditto, at sight, 12 13
Rotterdam. 12 17
Antwerp, 12 9
lianslmigh, 38 1
Altona, 34 2
Paris, 3 days' sight, 25 70
Ditto, 26
Rourdeanz, 5.6
Frankfort on the Maine, 137
Yeteraldirgh, 81 3 U.
Vienna, Ef. Flo. 10 23
cirste, Ef. Ho. 10 23
Madrid, 36—Cadiz, 36
8i1b0a,351--Barrelona,33i

PRICE 01
Bank Stock
3 per Cent. Red. 76i
3 per Cent. Commis 76
34 per Cent. S6l
4 per Cent. 934
per Cent. Nevy 1004
Loll 4 Ann. 194

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24,
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The dismissal of Sir Robert Baker has been very
properly followed by that of Sir Robert Wilson,
whose removal from the Army has been announced
in the Gazette. Their guilt was equal—their crime
similar, and their punishment, as nearly as may be,
coeval.

The pleasure of his Majesty is announced as hav-
ing
removed Sir Robert Wilson—the King, when
assenting to an Act of Parliament, declares, " Le
ltoi le vent"—" The King wills ii,"—when refusing
his assent, "Le Rai s'en avisera,"—" The King,
still think gl it ;" and for the credit of his Majesty
and the Government, we wish that the latter had
been his royal answer to the proposal of his Mi-
nisters to dismiss unheard, untried, and unconvicted,
in our opinion, a most meritorious officer—valiant in
the field, prudent in counsel—of whom the head
and front of the offence is, that he censured a line of
conduct that has been subsequently pronounced
" Wilful Murder" by a Jury of Englishmen. Cun
it be the wish of Government to render contempti-
ble the institution of a Jury, by placing its own acts
in opposition to such a decision ? Be this as it may,
we are convinced that the united efforts of Mr.
Cobbett, and all the radical writers together, could
not do so much towards rendering contemptible the
measures of administration as these two ill-judged,
petty, exhibitions of mean revenge for acts of huma-
nity—the dismissal of Sir Robert Baler and Sir
Robert Wilson.

The most nefhrious inellis have been rerortvl to
lately in the London Corti Market to fill the pockets