The National Register.
London, England, 1816-05-19 00:00:00

NATiONAL REGISTMIL

The arrangements concluded between Austria and Ba-
varia for an exchange of territory are already carrying
into effect : Bavarian troops moved about the end of
April to occupy the important fortress of Landau, with
the contiguous territory.
The marriage of the Prince of Orange to the Grand
Duchess Maria Paulmytia of Russia, was announced by
an Official Message from his Majesty to the States-(;e-
-nerd at the Hague on the 7th inst.
It is positively stated, that:she Pope has recommended
to the Irish Hierarchy to :week to the Vela in all its
details ; and to impress upon the Laity the necessity of
submitting with gratitude.
Amon,. the qt.:mows in London (says the Journal des
Dehals)le French Generals Seim:titan and Flahant
are remarked. It is observal, that theAnner visits only
the ministerial yarty, and the 'after those belonging to
the mmusition.
The Ausgloirg Gazelle rays, that some very well-in-
fbrmed persans assert, that M. Lavalette has not quitted
the continent, and th4t he was recently in that neigh-
bourhood.

An account laid before Parliament estimates the pro-
bable annual expence of the Island of St. Helena during
its continuing to be the residence of Napoleon Burma-
jrarte and his suite set 37,4701. 13s. 4d. To this is
to be added the additional expellee in the naval depart-
ment, which, in a letter from Mr. Cruker to Mr. Goul-
burn, is estimated at 54,56:1.435. 11. ; but it is ob-
served, that it is possible the Admiral may find that the
service can be carried on with a less amount of force.
A return to an order of the House of Commons states
the total number of debtors committed to prison in Ire-
land, within the last five years, at 17,785.
An Account, laid haze the House of Commons, Antes '
the number of persons prosecuted for forging mid utter-
ing, or having in their possession, thrgal notes of Athe
Bunk of England, for the last flinr years, as tbllows :
In 18 I t 2, persons ; 1813, 66 persons; 1814, 47 per-
sons ; and in 1815, G 3 persons.
In the printed official accounts of the Army Extrior-
dinaries laid betbre the House of Commons, there is a
sum of 1,‘25.21. 9.5. which appears to have been paid fin.
two Field Marshal's batons, for the Duke of Wellington
and his Royal Highness th..; Duke of York.
A Court of the GOvernors of Bethlem Hospital was
held on Wednesday, at Bridewell Hospital, fur the pur-
pose of considering the 6idenee which has been taken
bethre the Committee of the House of Commons fur re-
gulating. Mad-houses, torether with the observations of
the Medical Officers of itethlem Hospital upon that evi-
dence (both the evidence and the observations having
been previously circulated among the Governors.) The
Court was very nunterously attended, and a long and
Rnimatell discussion took place upon the respective ques-
tions—That D.. Mourn mid Mr. Haslain should be re-
elected as the Physician and Apothecary of the Hospital,
both which questions passed in thv negative ; and the two
offices were in consequence declared, from the Chair, to
be 'vacant. The principal speakers were—the President
(Sir R. Glyn,) his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex,
Earl Fitzwilliam, Lord 11. trteymour, Lord Milton, the
Hon. Mr. Posey, Mr. Williams, Sir J. Shaw, Alderman,
Atkins, the Common Serjeant, Mr. J. Dent, Mr. Ser-
jeant Praed, and Mr. S. Dixon. Dr. Monro was re-
moved by a majority of 45 against 33. Mr. Haslarn had
but four hands held up in his favour.
Tuesday a Court of Aldermen was held at Guildhall ;
at which, the Lord Mayor presided, there being present
15 Aldermen hnd the City Officers. Mr. John Wont-
ner, and Mr. Neville Brown, lately elected to be Mar-
stalls, attended, and were sworn into their offices.

The following, Gentlemen liae been nominated by the
Lord Mayer to be submitted to the Livery, thr their elec-
tion of two of them, on Midsummer day, to serve the
office of Sheriff for the year ensuing :
It. Kirby, Esq. nectlle-maka ; F. Laridbruke, [sq. frr(r,:er P:
Templeman, Esq. skinner; J. Street, patten-maker; J. Key,
stationer; W. Booth, Eq. Cooper ; W. Mutintibril, Esq. llab4a-
thhher; J. I.ett, Esq. goldbmith; A. Putt. Esq. grocer.

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Felix Ladbroke, Esq. citizen and grocer, and Arthur
Putt, Esq. citizen and grocer, have severally paid their
fines of 4001. and 20 marks, with the usual fees, into
the Chamber, to be discharged from their revel:five
laminations for Sheriff of London and Middlesex.
F.vra AORDIN AR CURE FOR TUG GouT.—A Getitieloaol,WhO
had tong berm a martyr to this disease. is said to have been
relieved from it by a Sudden communication which was blade
to him, that he was the fortunate possessor of a Ticket in the
Lottery entitled to 30.0001. This is a mode of cure which we
doubt not many patients labouring ander this disorder %witht
like to undergo. The Gentleman ribose alluded to is stated
not °ley to have been cured of the Gout, b ot to have danced
with the agility of a Vestris, although the minutes before he
received the tidings of his good fortune he was unable to mole
from his chair. As Next Wednesday may give some amity
patients the sadden pOSSeI.OIIII of Wealth by the same means,
we hope, for the sake of their suffering brethren, they skin let
US know if it shoeld have idle effect shove mentioned.

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