8 voacrtpt. LONDON, MONDAY, JANUARY 7. Three o'clock, p.m. The Paris Papers of Thursday arrived late last teg tit, of which the following are extracts :•.• l'A HIS, JAN. Majesty received the con gratulations of several public bo;lies. M. laturdoueis, one of the Committee of Censors, is s ! .pointed chief attire of the branches of the Home Othie, and his duties will embrace the supervision of ti.c theatres, the journals, the arts, the lyceums, and tli belles !Litres. An official statement estimates the increase of the population in France at 571,749 individuals in the last three years. The whole population is said to amount tn 30,407,907. A scandalous scene took place on Tuesday on the boulevard of Mont l'arnasse. M—, an English g-mtleman, had placed his three daughters in the ts.arding-school of Mademoiselle --- On his re lent from a journey to England, be was greatly astonished to learn the' all three had changed their r, yion and al .j ured Protestantism. The eldest, ng, d 22, was in a convent. He went to see her, an-i was informed that she was then at the house of Lady Superior of the convent of Malt suite. Nut being able to procure a sight of her, M-- waited in his carriage on the boulevard, where she would neeessarily pass; and as won as his daughter arrived li,lween two religeenses, the father, accompanied by M. B , sprang fiorn his carriage, seir.al his daughter, t.:al attempted to take her away front the two nuns whese cries drew the guard to the spot. The officer on duty conducted the father, the daughter, the two titles, and the friend of the father, to the Commissary Of Police, in the Rue du Bac. 'I he magistrate re ft....ed to give up the daughter to the father, on the h a and that she %vas of age has desired M. D;;;.in (a celebiated Advocate)to dra .; up a petition, which is to be immediately presented to the Cham ber of D: ponies. A semi-periodical journal, entitled La France Ch, - clienne, announces to-day in a positive manner, that the alies of Voltaire and oC Rousseau had been tai.en out of the new church of Sainte•Genevieve. In the Chamber of Deputies, a most riotous de bate took place on the 2d instant, on the prajet de luf by which the French Government seeks the de mi action of the freedom of the press. This ptidet we have given already—its further consideration was postponed until Friday. VIENNA, DEC. 23.—Since the evening of the 15th, when the ordinary courier of the Porte arrived here from Constantinople, it is known that the news generally spread of the breaking out of a revolution in the Turkish capital is an ex.iggeration; but we learn at the same time, that during the 27th, 28th, and 29th of Novcmber, so great an anarchy reigned • there, that every one residing in the quarter of the Franks expected an open revolution. No person t welling on the other side of the port, at Galata, Peru, and Tophanu, thirst quit their habitations; and this is one reason why, fur su long a period, so little was known of what was really passing. On the 28th several fires broke out in Constantinople, and also in the suburbs. The general persuasion was, that the houses were :et on fire by the Janissaries, in order to cover a con .piracy long meditated against Ilaleb Effendi, a powerful favourite of the Grand Seignor. A messenger who left Constantinople during this state of alarm, carried those reports to Adrianop:e, whence they spread as fur as the fortress un the Danube. We are assured that the Sultan subse quently succeeded in tranquillizing the Janissaries, by the distribution of large sums among them : but the extraordinary agitation still continued in Con stantinople, and no one can foresee the issue. No thing of the _contents of the last despatches tinin the Austrian Minister has transpired here, but the private letters received by the same courier leave scarcely any doubt that the Porte still refuses it ca tegorical and official answer to the Russian unimalum, notwithstanding the solicitations of the diplout..tie tarps. In the absence of any pleniputeutiary from tfle Court of Russia, the Austrian legation at Pera is authoiiaed by our Cabinet to take Russian subjects under their protection. Even the Russian vessels which pass the Black Sea are provided with Aastriun yasspo ta, This is, _however, with the consent of the Turkish authorities. Two days before the troubles broke out in Qin . stwitiniiple, the Austrian and British Ambassadors had in succession their first audience of the new ,Reis Effe - sdi. The mutes presented by the two Pk . .ripotentiaries were drawn up, it is s ai d, in u similar matres . , and filled with complaints uguiust the Turkish. Government. Per ions who assisted at thin soknin interview with the Reis-Ertl:nth, expatiated l,rgtly on tire haughtiness with which the Franks vs:re trated by the Turks lieu air..wers given uy Zadik EfTeudi were vague - igffErl.4l TILE NATIONAL REGISTER and evasive. The Ambassadors solicited a private audience of the Grand Seignior, but this was re fused them. IRUN, DEC. party of sixty horsemen of the royal' army of Navarre, well mounted, appeared yesterday a short distance from this city. Their ap pearance filled our constituted authorities with alarm. The political head of the province, tvho resides at Tolosa, on being apprised of it, gave immediate orders to the collectors of taxes to convey their money and ther papers to St. Sebastian°. NAPLES, DEC. 16.—The King has just granted to the Chevalier de Medici, ex-Minister of Finance, a pension of 10,000 ducats It is again stated con fidently, that 6,000 Swiss are about to enter the ser vice of the King of the Two Sicilies, and 4,000 the service of the King of Sardinia. Rome, Dec. 20 —Among the strangers at pre sent in this capital, is Mrs. Paterson, the first wife of Jerome ISuonaparte, with her two daughters, one of whom, it is said, is to be married to u sun of Joseph 13uonaparte. It is said that one of the sons of Lu cien Buonaparte is about to embark for America, where he will marry a daughter of his uncle Joseph. LEGHORN, Dec. 14.—The Russian sajects who have taken refuge in the lonian Isles are the object of the strictest superintendence of the local autho rities. Some day all will be known ; and there is no doubt but that the Emperor Alexander will ex tend to them his benevolent and paternal regard. The siege of Patras still continues : the Greeks are occupied in making mines, and it is probable that a subterranean explosion will deliver the Pelo.. ponessus from the presence of the Turks, who now occupy no strong place but this in Achaia. SUBSCIIIPTION TOR Mt.. BLACOR.-..-The Lord Bishop of the diocese has written to the churchwar dens of St. Mark's, and the chapelwardens of West Derby, expressing his disapprobation of their pro ceedings in behalf of a subscription for Mr. Blacow. His Lordship also wrote to Mr. Biacow himself, some time ago, on the impropriety of the topics he had introdthed into the I,ublic, in reference to the late Queen. A single house in Philadelphia has, within nine months, sold a million of dollars in gold, to be ship ped for England, to pay for foreign manufactured goods. An opponent has at length entered the lists against the Constitutional Association, and bids defiance to the utmost effials, the Six Acts, or to any Acts that ever have been, or ever can be passed. This oppo nent is no less a pc, sonage than If addingion, of rbtlical notoriety—the eloquent and successful little Middy, who has catered " Carli!e's Tempk," where he officiates as I ligh Priest, and has commenced upon a system which augurs difficulties innumerable in the way of future attacks from the A,suciation, and bids fair to defeat the united efforts of the two indefatigable Societies. The plan of publication adopted is this:—At the back of the shop is a par tition, in the centre of which is a small box, some what like those of the cheque-takers at the theatres. The person desirous of making a purchase of any forbidden work, taps at the door. " What du you want?" demands a voice from within. The name of the work is then mentioned; and the purchaser puts down the money for it in the box. A door closes over it, and (yens again, when the particular publication is thund in the box, Nu one is seen or can be identified. --- Wednesday se'imight a distressing accident occurred on the Kelton road, a little beyond Castletlykes, iu tit , hhineiliate vicinity ul Dumfries. Ott the t uoriiiiig of that day three voting men, of the names of SViUiaul Irving, lanes Dickson. and James Thomson, after having held what is called a merry C1,61,11111', went a little way into the etitintry for the purpose of having a day's 111 - 1100611 F. The party were furtitstled with two fowling pieces, and alter strohog about the shore. trying their skull on tlic sea-gulls, crow, sparrows, tge. they were on their return. when one of the party, James I)it kson, levelled Ins piece through a hedge; but the the bird at which he aimed having suddenly Rated, he w i t hdrew the gull, and incautiously placing it over his s'loultlei. at, foil cock, proceeded on his way home, closely EMlowed by his vattpaniunis.. Wishing, how ever, to make some observation, he turned suddenly r tiad, writ lt the gun went off, and lodged the content: iu the iti ck i t Witham Irt Mg, who i orthe rharely and xpilvd almost without a groan. The regret anti ton .tri autdi of the young man on seeing his cutups n.oit wretched on the soil, and through his own instru mentality, may lie more easily conceived than describ ed. Even yet, this unfortunate young" man combines in a state of the greatest distress. The remains of \V. In tog wer , in erred in St. Michael's Church on Satur day last. The foneral was one of largest eat r remem bered there, and was nitelitled, among others, by the. Soot Incorporations. Toe deceased, who, as well as Dickson, bore an e %cell( ist character, was Deacon of the Trades for the current year. and was amen respect ed by his brother ttadesutett. A curious petlesirtan feat was performed in Pulteney road, Bath, tin Thursday se'ortiglit, by a 11130 named Julio Townsend, whin utidvit,ok to walk backwards 4I miles in 7 hump which lie sctuntplished in U hours and YJ IIIiaULCO• • • • MOOS. At Montpelier. Smith Lambeth. Mrs. T king, of a deal:liter. At Dolomite, Essaa, the lady 06. tie Rev G. Milieu, of a daughter. At Tunbridge wells, tbe lady of Di. Mayo, ot a daughter. At Trieste, Mr, Davis, of a fon At Woodford, Mrs. Emote. of a daaghter. At Walwoith, the lady of s. val. of a son. At Pail farm, WAIL.. per.) , the lady of J. W. Henley, tag. of a son. Ykailf At Christchurch, Newinte street, J. S. Nall, esq. to Selina, 'eldest daughter ol Ike late G. temple, esy. Aenlicr of the Guildhall of the t II ) of Lundlou. W. Inn, lei elm. of Railibrine place, Inn teon dentist,to Mary Matilda, widow of the late 6. steel, esq. ut the hil Guards. At Ilarlow, Mr. E. La w nesice, ul staustead, Ilerts, to Matilda, daughter of the late J. smith, cup of Ilan t olds park, Effty, At Lambeth, I. Plackborn, esti. of Liquorpond street, to Elitabeth, don fluter of I. Blades, esti. of lirockwell hall, surrey. At litanies Dittuis. burley, W. J. Forlotsg, eat. on the 90th regiment of light 'tawdry, to Ma, y :tune Sophia Leigh, eldest daughter of John Leigh, tin. late of Ila.lky, Midollmea, and now of High house, Thames Nunn,. At Cheltenham, the Rev. W. Rees. M.A. of Pembroke college, (Word, to l mobile Ann, youngest daughter of the late J. Lentinal, 0514. 01 the Priory , Run nun nl, Datonitshise. ... Brooks, esq. int soutliamptunt street. Strand, solicitor, to Miss ElitAhrth tt An., of (laph4m, 'sue). Ad. Islington. R. S. llosswell, esq. of St. Martin's court, to Mary, third daughter of Mr. Lear, of liolloway• Dico. At his house in Plnillintore place, Kensington, It. Hopkins, esq. in his 417th yeas. Atm Banning, only daughter of Mr. Panning, of Bernard street, Kamen s t uare. At Wyt , in bent, Elisabath, eldest daughter of W. Studamore, esq. of that place. At Inis boost . in Warwick Squire, C. I. Letterman. esq. aged 36. At aeigate, J. Fos. Cm. of Parliament street, Westminster. lit south Amite, street,. ary, wine or the Rev. S. Ilackett, aged ao. In lies keley non, t. the lintaot datigeter of Viscount and tiseouutcsa New 'not. At 01acklieath, I. Warner, esq. agent 36. (In Chi iatnias day, at broutflOn hall, Lancashire, Wm. Jones, esq. upwind' tot 40 years a partner inn the banking house ut Menne. Jones, Lloyd, and t.o. in Loudon and Manchester. At the house ot J. Stephen, el. 1. Kensington gore, Ban barn, the eld. 0 daughter AI W. W ilherforee. erg. M.P. L °noon fliarlirts CORN EXCHANGE, MoNDAY, Jaw. 7. Our market was not very largely supplied with Wheat this morning, but a few film runs from the coasts of Estiex. Kent, and Suffolk, appeared to meet a ready sale, and for some of the best qualities an advance of from Is. to its. per qr. was obtained. The supply of Barley was plentiful, and sales brisk, at last week's prices. The sate may he said of Beans and Peas. Oats were in much request. and a trifle dearer. Flour was steady at last week's quotations. CUKALN I I'ItILI I'rr W toichca ,F...• 1 OF tni: 'bier Measure 1 1 KONYA V• 5. 50 a ;0 Si a 50 1 :01, a 58 I 27 a 29 ,►N FOR Ti if Eight Bush L LEK, FRIDAY. F. S. 50 a 68 34 a 50 36 u 17 u wKUNIEbD. 9. 9. 50 a 6$ 31 u 50 36 u 5$ 21 a 2 8 Old Wheat .. New tied Wheat New Waite d 0... Bram., or Burk Whoa Barley Vide Malt Feed Oath drew or Poland do. New Tick Beam Old ditto • New Pigeon ditto Peithe . irry Pease Kapeneed per Ilea a 21 a 29 52 a 6tl 15 a 24 22 a 20 22 a 23 25 a 28 24 a 27 33 a 80 20 a 30/. a 82!. a 21 a 28 52 a (O 1:i a 23 22 a 45 22 a 2.1 25 a TI 24 a 26 33 a 34 26 a 26 31P. a 32i. . a 21 a US ta a HO 15 a 23 22 it 2ti 22 a 2) 2) a 24 21 a S 3 a $8 V; a 2ti :WI. a 12 . Al Lit .t.l'ltl 4 :h OF (A PUN, l'er Quarter, 1.1 :be Nlaritime liibtrict. ut I.:St...LAND and W. l / 2 L.F.75, fur .the Week eudtug December :it•, rctr.rctrd trunk Stu,:: lid!. Gazette. 464 2.1 I liarley...• 194 7.1 Beim- '22‘ s i Rye 11(1 1 164 6.1 I 3 i RHO o.:ria Olt AIIisCOVADO SI 6Alt. Average Price from the !felons merle in ilie %% erk cud; II.; Weduesdav !abr. 51.. Oil. lieu cot. ehrlinave or ailly. HULL (IF FLOUR, Per Sack or Five 13itaiel, ur 28011 , 5. Alurday. s. F. Aliiiiilirt. ii. s. Fine Engll.ll Flour 51) a 55 I Amera" Flou of . 4 . cis 7 a 39 SeCIIIIILIS dais, LA .... 45 aAO per ic Barr . _ I ._ i. DU I), Is. O•i. toe itiu,rtri it e! Loaf. - - - PEACES •iF TALLOW, SOAI', arc. per 11211 r. i Pal( l. Oli FA r, per st.ul 11l b. Town Tallow 48. GiA U, ea fellow ila...ia 43 Oil --s rid l %% hitt. ditto -s Oil ....4 (Id Melted Stuff W= lid 39. Ltd Ditto llougoli ciiis (lii zis ea 4...i:it% eii . . . . 18s tol i Luuil Dregs • .7• od .i. • Cued Soap . . . V4s i ellua soap . . t'lll Mottled . . . • . ti9+ Price of Candles, per dozen, 9s. 6d.----Ilotild., I 1,. eil. . 6.1. per dozen allosedfor tvady • \\•hitcchapel "art , " 2 . 7 d Nlitristt 9. Id AiarKet • 0. 1•d 5. :!,1 Averace-2 , . SAll'llll.4 ELD MARK • MONDAY, JAW. 7. —There Was but a moderate supp 4 of Beasts this day at market, but owing to the smallness et the demand, Beet wa. cheaper. Mutton has advattced in price about IC/d. per stone. The supply of Pigs was larger than we have had for several wteks, and fork has consequvntly ilvehned about C. per stone. There was but a moderate number of Calves, act Veal has sustained a trilling al vanve.—ln tl e Hay-market, Hay. Clover, and Straw, sill:1:01.4 our limner prices. The luilowing is u cum:4i s.a.enuot of the prices and indlibvts at marketu of P1111.1...it MEAT eselosive of the r roi , •ists !lead, Kiitrail+, , anis tilde, roil is uurth about 14 pet stone 1.1 alb. VRIDA V. MONDAY* Reef 2s 84 to Ss EA Beef 4, ILI to S• I d o.l Mutton 84 84 to 4 . 64 M u tton 24 04 to 4: O Lamb Us 0 4 to Os 04 Lamb OA Ott to 0./ 1W 1.1141 56 04 to Oil 6.1 ‘....11 4s 194 to /. Pork 24 bJ to do 04 I Pork Ss 41 to 4s bd Firatiof Cattle at 1114114 t. Ilead Lati it at lrit ID easi 4 Sheep and Laiihrs . 15,800 3.4 0 I'ig 4 100 Calves 154 . Ilay Llurtr Alm* S 0 11 too 11 ..40 0 ill 15 U it - . 4 I 4 it t o 110 0 LONDON I Printed and Publkben by the I'roprietor..loll:4 IGG, at tin: OtEre. Fl c etStreet. when. AU L t nts a m the Edna, tpubt paid) ude:tes:...u. - - . _ • -- - —mar. A