_y_ y, - pi whose hands the whole of the Eastern trade and pqssessions devolves by course of right—England, in her moderation, relaxes that grasp, that might lawfully seize all, and offers to renew your Charter, and confirm your exclusive privilege to the China trade, on the easy condition of that to India being thrown open, and extended to some of her out-ports. For another period of years, she allows you to remain law-givers and kings over millions—she leaves your empire unshaken, and only requires a partial vent for the industry of her manufacturers, and the enterprise of her metehants. This, you haughtily denounce your intention, as though you had the power, of refusing; and this conduct, on your part, so contrary to every ptinciple of gratitude, justice, and even of policy, will, if persevered in, only serve, I trust, to produce a still greater benefit to the country at large, by occasioning a total change in our Indian system. In my next, I shall demonstrate the futility of the argu ments urged by the advocates for monopoly, and particularly by Ci v is, in The Times of Thursday last. I shall also prove, that the fears which have been artfully excited, with respect to the dangers of colonization, arc without foundation. COMMON SEISE. ATTEMPTED ASSAti'INATION OF THE KING OF IRT I: ILWRG. STUTGAItn, JAN. 12.—At attempt at assasination has been made against his Majesty the King of NV irtemberg. The Provost Pluderer de Murr (of the gteat Ballage of Marbach) most contributed to discover it. llis Majecty to recompense his great zeal and devotion, has appointed him Bailiff, and scut him the grand medal of the Order of Civil Merit, by 11 .4. Interior in the Section of Interior the official Journal. The Ga- I j y particulars respecting the dan- • following is what is said :--The ing in a mall building, which . . . . _____ • 66 - THE NATIONAL REGISTER. JAN. 31 4---!- you call for its . revival in nearly its original state, as a right served to conceal his Majesty for the purpose of .firing upon "acquired by your exertions and the indulgence already the game which might pass before it, suddenly was annoyed shown you! When has the industry of the tenant deprived by the odour of burnt tinder. They examined and searched, . the landlord of his property? Is not the latter, at the expira- v but could not discover from whence the smell proceeded. Con of a lease, fice to occupy his own land himself,or comm it The King, who was incommoded by it, went out, and a more it to new tenants? The good management and success of minute investigation took place under the building. At last the last, and their exactness in the execution of their contract, powder and inflammable materials were discovered. Shortly may indeed prove a strong recotnmendation to his favour, after the building blew up. . but constit:i to ,n) right. In the present instance, notwithstand- ing the doubtful nature of your claims to favour, and the re- PARIS, JAN. 14.--The Prefect of the Seine makes known . peated breach of your engagements, what is the conduct the that the Mayors of the City of Paris are authorised to receive i country wishes to pursue ? From the lamenta , ions voluntary enrolments for a regiment of Chasseurs a Che val, you the threats and abuse you vent forth against those Ministers, which shall be clothed, equipped, and mounted at the ex- pense of the city. whom you had hitherto supported in most of their mea- sures, whose wise views and comprehensive policy you were BERLIN, JAN. s.—We are assured that Government has s:, hitherto read , to extol, and who are on a sudden become t i Oven orders that there be formed, as speedily as possible, " imbecile and culpable," you conceive their plans because 20 battalions of reserve, whi c h , after having learned what is ~ .. calcu,ated to affect your interest—from your call for the most most requi , ite in the management of arms, are to march to- decided and strenuous resistance to the pretended invasion I wards the Oder, under the orders of Generals Thurmen of your tt dear rights," it might be thought that it was pro- I and Bulow. _ . posed to sweep your monopoly from the face of the cut"); I VIENNA, .JAN. 6. —They talk of considerable recruiting to dissolve jour Company, and forbid every member that which is immediately to take place in the Austrian States. .. belonged to it from ever visiting India as a trader; to rob JAN. 7.—The corps of reserve is to be augmented to you of your stocks at home, and reduce you from the ex- 120,000 men, to secure our frontiers. . treme of wealth to that of poverty. Is this the ca s e ? No; Kosicsrenc, Dec. 2i.—The King of Naples's bead- England, the Landlord whom you have so long excluded quarters have remained here since the 58th. The Prince of from her own estates, whom you have compelled to purchase Neufchatel, with Marshals Elchingen, Treviso, and Abrantes, her own articles at your arbitrary price; whose troops and have not yet set out from this place. measures have been disinterestedly placed at your disposal We every instant expect the Viceroy of Italy; he will to assist you in your perils and necessities—England, jo It° have his head-quarters at Marienwerder. the Mil: ster of the Interi A , • Seittaitg. /14 ,‘ . '7, 4 ": ;LIU' -,... . . m i _le ~i5...0 A*35 ) 1: ny i 1 ,..., ~ ...4.1 1 0-,,,), • I - • \ .. •" . ' i . \ ' i .":.''- ; ---- 4 j * AV --- lir 4 :5 i 1.....0 : ...) ;Tit ' NI %IV PROVINCIALS. A serlors riot trok place at From, on Friday se:might, in c quence of a druuken set of colliers endeavouring to obstruct the p ace -fficers in the performance of duty. The Earl of Cork, Colonel 11..- ner, Colonel Jolitf, and Mr. Ireland, being in Frome at the time, al d on the bench as Justices, endeavoured to enforce their authority ; but were attacked most furiously by the mob, who rescued their prisoners. and proceeded to unroof the gaol, which they partly effected. The Frome cavalry and infantry were called out, who succeeded in securing six of the ring -leaders, who were strongly escorted to Ikliester gaol, Colonel Juliff received a violent blow, which cut throa,ll his hat ; Mr. Ireland, Lord Cork, and Colonel Horner, received several blows. In consequence of this outrage, the Frome and East Mendip cavalry have been ordered out on pettuament duty, as these deluded men have threatened to revisit Frome. Sidney College, Cambridge, was discovered to be on fire on Sunday. It bioke out in one of the upper rooms, and is suspected to have been • the work of an incendiary. This is the third time, within a short period, in which it is supposed this College has been set on fire tully and maliciously. Upon the present occasion it Was happily got under before it had done much mischief. A person his been taken into custody, who had been examined on the preceding fire. On Saturday. as a party of the Wiltshire Militia were escorting some deserters from Andover to Winchester, one of them, complain. ing of lameness, was allowed to proceed at a slower pace, in company with one of the escort ; when the deserter, making some trifling ex cuse, went into a field adjuining, and was followed hy the guard ; here the former took the opportunity to knock the gu.ird t.own, and endea voured to wrest from him his musket, using many threatening impre cations; but not succeeding in his attempt, he ran off • i the guard re _Lovering himself, tired, and stun k him in the kg, whic h was so much wounded, that it was necessary to have it taken (.11: A melancholy accident loippened at Kinros., a few weeks as.: — George Taylor, wrisht to Mr. Graham, ot Kioroes, it'ong with Mr. Ws gamekeeper, went. to St. Seal Inland, in Lochleven, for the purpose of shooilag wild geese Hlviiig been 11115iieCCSlitel. Taylor, whets ab o ut to leave: :he Island, fired or his gun, in order to enipty it, %%hen it binst, and the lock stink r.bouf two inches into a halo above his right cve. after which lie lay about 15 ciimi:em apparently dead. ‘Vneit t:e began to revive, his con , roion put him the boat, and took him home. The lock was immediately extracted by a surgeon, Kinross, and part of the brain came isliniz with it. llc hved about eight da3 a after the accident, when he died in guilt divress, p or ti on s of the brain having come out ut t:incs during his