The National Register.
London, England, 1820-05-22 00:00:00

spoke against the proposition of Ministers. Some
other Deputies afterwards addressed the Chamber
oft bath sides of the question. It adjourned the
decision at six o'clock to the following morning.

Extract of a letter sated Venice, May 3 :—" A
vessel, which has just arrived here, and which left
Corfu as late as the 2fith of April, brings the news
that Ali,Pacha, of Janina, was summoned by the
Crawl Seigner to proceed to Constantinople; and
that upon, his refusing to obey the -summons, he was
declared a rebel. Ali, on his side, has declared
himself independent of the Porte, and, with the
utmost haste, augments his army to defend himself.
It is also said, that Ali has declared himself King of
Epirus, and bad himself baptised. He had his
headquarters at Prevesa, where he caused an oath
of fidelity so be taken, not only by the Turks, but
by the Greeks, at the same time appealing to all
Greece to defend the independence and religion of
the nation."
• A curious mercantile fraud has been practised at
Hamturgh. Several of the most eminent commer-
cial houses in thLt city received at one and the same
time, from fictitious commercial houses at Frankfurt,
Gotha. &c. (though not known to be such at the
moment) large orders for a particular kind of tobacco.
These orders were in part executed, because it was
not required that the goods should be sent till the
mode of payment was pointed out, which it was in-
timated would be through the medium of houses of
known respectability at Frankfort. It appeared af-
terwards, however, that this experiment was tried in
order to cense a demand fur that particular kind of
tobacco of which the contrivers of the trick had an
ample stock, and of which they thus hoped to dispose
at a high price. It does not appear with what
success this manoeuvre was attended.
A subscription was set on foot, in September lust,
in. Calcutta, for supplying the inhabitants of Pe-
oairn's Island with implements of husbandry uda
other useful articles Those interesting people are
the descendants of the mutineers of his Majesty's
ship Bounty, and were visited a short time since by
Cupt. Iletidemon, on his voyage from Valparaiso to
Calcutta. He is now proceeding again to Chili, in
command of the Hercules, and proposes calling at
I'itcairn's Island with the articles which have ken
purdiaketl under Lis direction •for the use of its
inhabitants.
Very recent nrceunts we re rec..!ved. frost the
Cape of Cooll I lope on Friday, ccmveytng 'he in-
telligcntv of the arrival there of the two tint ves-
sels dispatelie.l by Govermne.it with emigrant%, the
Nautilus mid Chapman. They are pustt.d on
Lloyd's books us having reached Tahle llsy, previ-
ous to the 17th of March.

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Al S.. Andrew's, tiolhorn, W. J. Woodward. eon. to Mary Elizabeth,
only daughter of J. Ilenlett, cm. of Great James stri•et, Bedford row.
Mr. J. Sine, to Mite titterlett lent, bulb of Iterisondsey.
Al Ca;eutta, Captain 11 A. E. Hervey, of the 711, regiment Bombay
native Infantry, to Muriel: Aim, youngest daughter t f W. Itartillekt,
esn. foretell) .it Penton.
C. C,okat, esq. of .itnith Lambeth, to Miss L 001.3 Ann Vaailiest, of
'anions. common.
At Mary whom: new church, Jobe Salton, e.g. of Nlontagne street,
Postman mime., to Mils Prior, of tleouge rtrett, Montagne swim e.
p. fioniten, toi. mLe • ;;ton, to Esther Matilda, daughter of f.
Fraotis, esq. s.t raigh,ton. Mai wickshire.
At St. Clemendr, Eartehead. 'l'. Reeve, eel. of ht. %twines lane, to
Lleador, secowt daligl.tei id John laislll.,oke, tag. of I. niter Thames
alrett.
W. M:dton, est!. of ht. Ti- •h err, tto•sell tonere, to Sophie, eldest
dioxide( _i I,: f. i . Isme) 'l.l.'ll.llBmPa.
It Rut king, t:. lapyou. castle, Durham, to Eleanor,
Milo (tangelo of 'l. J 10.0., rg. 01' :ttweins lane.
At Ai.vieita, it. It. Shet....id, e-. 1 to Mary Ann, only daughter of W.
Grigito, Ceantretn.,ll, !lutist.).
At H. Iletnoct slimly, Mr. W. 11. Fidler, of I onduit
co, to MAI ie. eldest daughter 01 C. Varnbani, esti. of Souttompou
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At th parade. Little Cheltev, the Earouess Anna Van
6rovenitid.., ago: t 2.
At Cheltenham, aged 67, Molor.f :to. nil 11. Frainio.zhein, h. h.
At Waitham Ahtty. Essen, M nt. Mason, cot. a•dto 7S.
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