Ministerial Paper gives the following account of a reported attack upon Colonel Browne, with a view to assassinato him ! !!! " HORRIBLE ArI'ENIPT AT ASSASSINATION. " We have to.anuounce, with feelings of horror, a diabolical rut apt to prevent, by assassination, the arrival of Col. Browne . innhis country. Tilts gentleman, against whose character such infamous slanders have been circulated by the pi:tended friend. of the Queen, e m ir time ago cane over to England, where having learct the particular charges brought against hint, he returned to Italy to collect decisive evidence for the refutation of those calumnies. Whilst he was here, he did not onticial his belief that his life would be attempted in Italy; and he mentioned to the gentleman from whom we receive tuts statement, that he. enanittuly carried pistols forelfidefetace. •` lie had nearly arranged his affairs at Milan, and had al ready forwarded all his papers to England, meaning to follow them himself in less than ten days, when, on the tith instant, returning late at night, and alone, from the Opera, he was attacked by two assassins, evidently with no intention of rob bay ; for though they di.,uhled hint, //icy did not attempt to plunder hint of his watch, money, mother valuables. The Colonel defended himself resolutely, and a violent struggle easued, in which he received four wounds in the WI, apparently with is knife, and one in the chest, evidently with a stiletto. The last would certainly have been been fatal; hut for the thickness of his great coat, coat, and waistcoat, As it was. t re weapon penetrated on Ow left side of the chest, and consi derably injured the bacnth rib. •` The Colonel's friend and physician, Dr. Ciceri, was called in, who, on perceiving the nature of the wounds, thought it ne:essary to require ilia assistanSe of an eminent surgeon, Pro le/80f Palma, of the Milan Hospital, and both of them semi. nued assiduously to attend their patient. •• Three of the wounds in the head were pretty deep, the other slghter ; but the most dargerous was the wound in the chest ; foul winch, however, his medical attendants are inclined to think that fatal consequences are not to be apprehended. It is a tended with acute pain, restlessness, and difficulty of breath ing ; but those symptoms have been alleviated by bleeding. '' Upon the whole, the Colonel is going on as well as could be sit octet': he is in the hands of very skilful men, and will receive every benefit that e-se and attention can give. The ssaassins hive for the present escaped, but the Govern- I mem has taken every step for their apprehension. The above account is contained in a letter from the Duke of Leeds to the Earl of Liverpool; and a bulletin by Dr. Ciceri and Professor Plena, up tosix p. the loth instant has also b.en forwarded, for the satisfaction of the Colonel' friends. It is herd, that he will hirttrey Lc wale to write by the next cou ri r.' Adviccs from Naples to the 23d ult. confirm the accounts published in the Fratch journals of the more tality that has taken piece among the Austrian forces in Italy. A .species of epizuolie had been particularly fatal to the horses, which were dying by hundreds. These advises communicate the proceedings of the National Parliament on the 18th . December, the day on which the Prince Regent, after having taken the oaths to the new constitution, - opened the session with which his new authority was to commence. A lively debate took place on the reading a despatch from the Minister of War relative to a demand made by some of the deputies of Parliament to be exempted from service in the National Guard during the continuance of the ses sion; bnt, on taking the votes, the claim of exemp tion was refused. A discussion also took place on the project of a law ter the abolition of feudal rights in Sicily, which was agreed to, with some unim portant modifications ; and it was ordered that the provincial deputies should co-op...rate with the local magistrates in carrying it into execution. CAUTION.It is customary for tradesmen to take .papers of penny pieces, containing five shillings. A deception has lately been practised of putting iron rings of scarcely any value its the roll, tilling the space of the edges of pennies to the amount of five or six in each roll. Persons therethre should take the money out of the roll, •.o see that it is complete. The ultra-loyalists, in spite of their defeats in every field where they venture to face their enemies, ere mustering courage for another encounter, in what they consider their strongest hold—the county .of Oxford : the contest is fixed fur the tied, the . day before Pat 'lament meets. We have no doubt that the manly and independent yeomanry will come forward in full three, and chew that true loyalty consists not in subserviency to Ministers and their pensioned adherents, but in honest and fear less expression of disapprobation of all public mea sures which outrage the thelings and endanger the tranquillity of the country. It was expected that the Dividends now payinr, London 3arkas CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JAY. 15. We had only a middling supply of \Vhcat at market this morning, having had but new fresh arrivals from our own coast since Monday : there was, however, a brisk demand for the finest samples, which obtained an advance of 4s. per quarter; but the interior deEcriptions remain at our last prices. Barley was not plentiful, but brisk in sale, and Is. per quarter dearer.— The supply of Oats was pretty large, the demand fur which was not very inisk, and only the finest samples could obtain our last prices. Beans and Peas were dull to sale, and in all other descriptions of Grain there was but little business doing. COON EXCHANGE. WEI/NM/AY, JAN. 17. We had a very small supply of Wheat et market this morning, having had seaway any arrivals since Monday week, but there was a brisk demand for the fines: qualities, which readily sup. ported 3lontlay's prices. Fine Barley was a utile dearer, there being very little at market. The supply of Oats was short, hut Monday's prices were supported. There was but little husine.s doing in Peas and beans, and the former was is. per quarter cheaper. In other articles there is no alteration. COHN EXCHANGE, Fr.lnAr, JAN. 19. — We he.d a very small supply of Wheat at Market this morn • ing, having had but few fresh arrivals since Monday; the demand for fine samples was pretty brisk at Alonday's prices, but the inferior descriptions remain with but ft w buyers. The demand fur Morley was also pretty bri.,k, but there being only a short supply at market, ilia article experienced an edeance of is. per quarter. 0.14$ were dull in sale, and oily the finest samples obtained Monday's prim*. In Betas, Peas, es.e. there was no altct.aiun. CU ItH.ENT Net Witichei :6.s 1.11 , 611 'ter MeTwure 1 MONUA Y. S. S. 32 a A 34 a 61 I • a 30 IN FOIL Tli E Eight Bu►h( W SUN Lan. t, 1, ss a 50 36 u 61 26 a 361 ili %ti LEK, 111111 A V. Ited Wheat IVOite Rye Woo!" or Lock 11 heat 32 a 36 31; a t. i 1: , 3 a k) Iliiric) V.lle AMU Feed Oti. Now Tick 014 ditto New l'iltetioo dottoi (key l'ease itiive.ve I per low FOREIGN. toicricau .. Riga and Wi•oliat RioNiia to otoodVtic3- 1400 d Rye Feed (lab Bre it or Polaild 010. Tick 13.%).11$ Pizemi damp . Ruiliug Poc e.e Grey Pea,e Linseed per yr. 2S a 32 `..:3 a 22 -1(J a .1:i 24) a 22 22 ss 27 at 3(1 31 a ;1') 32 a 31 31 .1 42 .11 a 34 36t. a 374 2S a S 2 VS a 34 46 a 34 20 a 23 22 a 26 27 a 30 34 a 36 32 a 34 3s n 42 30 a 34 36!. a 374 23 u 23 a 31 ♦0 a 55 VI 'zif 22 a 25 27 a 30 34 a 3ti 32 a 34 30 u 42 30 a 31 26!. u 371. -- 4.2 u 46 a St a GG 41 a 48 H td; 44 d .Pi a 44 5 a 28 a 23 17 a 20 VI a 21 32 a 35 SI a 3:5 36 a 38 31 a :13 u 51 36 a 44 2. a 28 20 u 21 ;7 a .O 21 u 21 32 a 34 31 u 33 36 a 38 31 a :13 43 u 34 PRICE OF FLOUR, Per Sack of Five 1111,11eli, or 2/tOllts. M lay. s. C. Monday. a a. Fine Etigliias Flour :0 a 55 I American Flour 3b •40 Seconds ditto 45 a 511 per !Lure! of 11 cwt. GREG)►, Sid. to WO. thu Miutest' L•af. VERAGL AVERAGE. PRIL% OF CORN, Per Lluarter, of the TWO% Maritime Diatrietc of ENGL AND and WALKS, fur the Week audio; January 13111, eztraete.l truest SW11: do'. Gazette. Wheat... 34. T 1 I Barley... Vti 0 l' Belot, s2' 11.1 Itye 5.i: 0,1 ()Ai.... IS, 9.1 I 34- 0,1 iiltOWN Olt MU:AA/V:100 :4UtiAlt. Average Price from the Returns matte in the Week ending lisseml.tv 35...1d. tier ewt.e‘eliu.ive ufdoly. COAL MARKET, JAN. 19. Ship at Ma/ kJ. Mips sold. Price. .4 Nesse:ode 1(14 3lB 01 t 4 .12s sit 133 Stt0.1.11.0ul sittl.E.St TALLow, or FA r, per 14..4 kllb. I Tow.) Tallow 60 , 0.1 0. 9.1 —s 0 4 1 White .11. to 00, std MAirti Sltlttr 11(14 Oil 50a 04 itutigo 005 Oil 32. MI tiretives . . *Us .14 Good t)-14 . 5 . . Os oft CiirJ Stomp . . . .44% Soap s , Mottled . • . • 91.. Priveuf Canine:, per deafest, W, ad.—Moulds, IW.. 0.1„ per dozen anoint./ fur ready Whitcclmpel Nlarlici 3s !d St. Jantra' , . arket 3s 9 I Clary Market . . U. Ud 8; Oil Average-3s. 90. 30 a 44 2 214 20 a 23 IT a 93 21 a V-1 32 a 33 31 a 3;) 30 a 36 31 a 39 43 a a 4 01GLL.JJA!,;LI. E VNIPAY. JAN. 19.—We had a good supply of prime Rasta at market this morning, which mot a brisk demand at Mt riday'a prices. Mutton was plentiful, and lAtilC, elivisper, Pork and Veal fully i.upporte4 our Ist ptieetto..The busineioi M the Hay. market was pretty brisk, and out hot rice, fur cite), ankh) fully supported, roe follua In is a OUrreet stak•Ment of the price; and nombera at market:- I%lU', eel NI EAT, eat'o . .ve of the Offal, whiell colisictc of Head, Entrail-, and Hies, and i. worth about Id, per Ili.—l'er ulie• of 61u. aioNnAY. Reef 4a oil to Is 114 Motto!' •Is Oil to Ss o‘l Lunt) Os Od to us Od Veal is MI to Ss 64 Polk 4s 4d to Ss 4d It Was expeeteu tutu sue 4,4, a.m.., ...... p ..,.... 6 . on the Three per Cents. would have been paid in the N EXT TUESDAY THE LOTTERY BEGINI DRAW. FatnaY, Jaw. 19 —We had 3 good supply or prime Licata new Hank notes, but they are not , to the picas di s - I NG. at market this taunting, which net a bn,k demand at Mt ndi t y'a _nrices. Mutton was plentiful, and rather el:v.:pot. Pork and appointment of the public, nor is stns time specified J and J. SIVEWRIGHT, the Contractors, Veal fully ..upponed our hb: prices...-Tlie buginc. , s in the Hay. •trongly recommen,d to . the Public the extraordinary attractive when they are to be i'.sued. Every chit's delay M a market was pretty brisk. and our hot rim fur each artislo fully features of their N-w 1 ear's Lottery, which contains supported. matter of regret, as it is expected that they will , in NINE Prizes of rt 1,000. rile folio% ing is a tkareet St4t4;ll)Mt Of t h e pricy.; a nd n um b e r* a great degree, diminish the tionilwr of fur :: eries. The Eifth•drawn Prize NEXT TUPSDAY will receive at market:— The statue of the lamented Prinsess Charlotte, Three of .ev,otio. and there ate not Two ttlanks to a Prize. PHILL of NI EAT, cu.., ;ve of the Offal, which c o nsists of which forms the princil figure in the monumental A Purchaser of a . spaudo Ticket before N li: X'l 'TUESDAY Head, Cutrail-, and two, and i. wvrth about Id, re, pa ma y obtain TWO otlll,ooo, and they hope to he as successful i t ,..._, r ~„„.i . 61 ,, group to her memory, tle>ignuAl by Mr. M. Wyatt, in distributing to the Public , as in last Contrac t, when in one p,. NIONUAVe I PRIOAY, has been completed iii marble, and was on Friday Lot.ery they ,01.1 Reef 416 ual to is lid liver 4. QJ to 4, MI ALI. THE ERIZEs' OF .tio,ooo ! exhibited to a number of distinguished onelusisteurs, m outon is . 0 1 .1 t o y a 0d NI lin :As 4% lid :to II i ad M their Old Offices. precious to its latiag ► sent to the Royal Achdemy for N o . 37, Cornish' ;I I, Holborn; & 38, Haymarket. 1. '"" Os Oil to us Od Lamb Os U.( to U. U.i Teal is 104 to Ss 04 V;:a1 bs 04 io 0, 44 public exhibition. It has ben cut out of a block of _______ --- the finest Italian marlole, and though executed Pork 4g 4d to be 44 'T urk lie 4 t att l e s it 4 m a , I. tut. THE IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg leave ad of ileadof Cattle at market.l" 4' Oil within a shorter time tilau any piece of modern to a nnounce to the Public, tint the above Howe is their only Beasts sculpture we know of, bids 1: tir to raise Mr. W. to Establudiment in this rinintry ; where t h e y c ontinue to !upply Sheep and Lambs+ the Nobility. Gentry, and the Public, with IV AII R .1.1 T Ft) Pig.; a place among the first sculptors of the day. grass•bleached Linen, for Shirts and Sheetil, of the hest fabric c a l % ~ Cill i Calvet Madrid papers to the 31st ultimo have arrived and colour, at a price considerably lower than they can be pro. -- e isiderahle diqurbatiee touk Otte,' in that capital canal through any other medium. They also engagee s p return tiAl'..NlAltErt . the purchase money should any fault appear.—Geed trier Bi ll s ti ..s the '23th and 29th, though without any actual od Book of Ireland Notes tidies as usJsul.— County and Town 113, outrage or riot, in conscuiut•ruce of the determina- order, punctu ail/ .ittended to by Clover -• • • 1 - .4 4 a ti, x.s olb Britt Of the Fauriotie Societies to meet, in defiance 01 N 4, Rloonishu- • Square, London , ) Agents .1310 Dc4.'ll.:,Asi . st. Mary's Abloey. Dublin , Straw • •••kll/oto 41 II 0 of the orch.ra u_f Ciuvernixietit. Out the I3Ctli, how- N.B. Country' Shopkeeper trill find dialing with sue above — 7 --- . ------ LON DO , N , : PrinDd and Published by the Propri , :mt. JOllll ever, they went prvented from agaln a..sen. blips by House much to their advantc:, , e, as smsn raacrLi or GOODS % IG G, at the Otto. .0, Fleet Street, *her:. all Lett.ts 4 a inilit.t , ry fe• , ..::. . are fermi:Jou% at exactly due onus prizo, as it us af,s'aiL) Ca T ' the Foither, &c. (post paid) .dust i.e adultm4t , e 10X was order.rd. For Ready loney on'y. • 4- 1 . . 1' ' THE NATIONAL REGISTEIt ALL JUDGES ALLOW THE BEST IS CHEAPEST. The above truth strongly applies to persons la bouring under dangerous diseases. It is a fact that thousands fall victims to their own folly, and their constitutions are ruined by trusting to their own judgment, or consulting illiterate Pretenders.-- Health, and a good constitution once lost, cannot be easily regained. The judicious mode of restoring health, and eilixting a permanent cure, is, like the dew of Heaven to a withering plant, u divine bene faction. This is truly applicable to the Medical Board, which has restored thousands to perfect health, after lingering for months, and even after Hospitals had failed. It is also pleasing to hear that the liberal part of the Profession acknowledge this Medical Establishment the Fountain Head fur superior Advice. Meesrs COOPED, Musnor, Sir F. DANIEL and Co. of long experience in various Hospitals, and in :his Metropolis, are consulted daily by all ranks of people. Letters from the Country, stating the par ticulars of their case, containing an enlosurce, arc answered by return of Post, and Medicines sent to all parts of the Kingdom. Mechanics have advice gratis every evening from Six to Eight, and on Sunday mornings until Twelve o'clock. N. B...COOPER'S MEDICAL GUIDE, with their Lectures on a certain Disease, Ruptures, &c. is in the Press, and will be shortly published. Aledical Gentlemen who attend with their Patients are present at the Board during consul tation. Martin. By specie! &erne, at Iloschill Hants, Tames, eldest son o lames Cruickshank, oil. in Langley park, iu the county of Angus, to the Right I Lid), aline Letdia Carnegie, arcuuel daughter of Chu Eot I of Soonest.. At itotherlittlic, Vr. C. Baluhridge, timber merchant, to Santo, only daughter of I. Mews, rut. At Knighton, Leicestershire, E. E. Kenny, val. Major in his Maj. sly's tnnli regiment, to Lucy leanings, youngest daughter of John lose,cry. of Stonygatri house, in the sonic county. .11 Lutterworth, 11. Wright, esti. of Manchester, to Maria, daughter of M. Bossard, es.i. ut the former place. At ut. null:dais*. in the %Vest, I. W. Hayes, eq. grandson of Gen. conceit, of 1\ caltlstime house, Darrow I. Miss Halfpenny, of Carmarthen street, Flimsy ►quare. At Great :Widow, Esaes, Majot.gen. R. Douglas, to Mary, eldest daughter of W. Packer, forme. ly of Chinon., street, Itlooiniiiely. At Croydon. Mr. E. Sidsnick, coridector, ut Stark Low, to Jane, youngest daughter of J. liven, tag. of the fernier lilace. At Fulham. lachard Gray. second son of W. Gunnell, col. of the Ilonse of Commons, to Clial lute, eldest ilaughte. of A. Green, °sq. of Frith ineol, Soho s rare. At St. George's, lihnineanny, John Relit, 'M.D. of Grenville street, Brunswick II oisre. to Elisabeth ironer, only daughter of W. Starch, eau. ut Southampton stick, Bloomsbury I mare. At St. George's, ll:mover s prig, 11w Rev. Dr. Bond. of Lambeth, to Mary Ann, react of tic Ine J. U. Buckley, esq. late of Coleman street, and of Wickham, Kent. In Is uvrinber last, at Madeira, on board his Flritaunie Majedy's ship Esk, John Idling, tsti. to the Wan. ions 'Ad) Duuna JUllous Leonora It CULIII3 Diet. - On 'Tuesday, the 16th Instant, John, the eldest son of William Blanche) of Covent cerelen I brine e. Ilia loss will long be regraded by all these who knew how great was the promise ut his early genies in the profession be had embraced; and sumo of the beantited specimens of engraving which be has Intl will lung be V.lluab:e as paints of emulation eu those who follow hint. O• the bile of .Itegust et Ceoldspah, Madras Po esideney, J. B. fravers,csq. of the I lon. La,t 11444 Compsny's service. At Bethnal green, Capt. W. Nineu.,,uf Om 21 loyal regiment Tower llannets alilitia, aged bless Whitehead, of North Reletteete, Surrey. Mrs. Lawton, of King street, Snewhill, aged 40. Aged 116, It. Ilateson, est. of Reading. Berks. J. D.. V {WI, eq. of I suspect place, Paddington, aged 61. Mr. 'F. Chatieris, formerly of Corithiti, In lutie lad. T. L. Starr, COI. assistant surgeon on the Madras Estsblislemeur, A. Ills house In Park plum, MArylebone. In the mime of life. the Rev, F. 'Fieer s ton, third 801 l of the late F. Ilmistou, eq. of Weston Iran, Kultell. Jenny, wife Ili R. Lonna. eel. of West spare. At his house, Medico. the elev. O. love, aged 143. At Cae , er. air. (.30 iiluploors. of New Brusd street, merchant. ales. Jackson, of Brat street, he ightheliuston. aged 41. Ro•ina„ diu,;itter ot 11. Corbould,esq. of Groot Cotatin IR Vet, aged 4 yea's. It N t •Astlog.lu nos house of W. I'. Money, eq. Mei. Cunningham, wits of the Rev. J. W. Cuuselsgoalu, vicar of !farrow. LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS in the greatest varieties. and tha most fashionable and comfortable fitting shapes. cheaper than any house in London, at MIS. INtl It A M . 16 bed Linen and Millinery Warehouse. No. 30. City Road, nuu Finsbury Symire, where a very handsome and well selected large assortment of Child 'hit Linen and Millinery of every descrip. lion. i. always kept ready, particularly a choice collection of Turban, Lace. Drew , . and all other Caps, Frills, Iluntliterchicti. &c. Country Milliners and Shopkeepers supplied.--thosesse, ►s neat dour to the Rustic ►louse.