I'HICE O. Bank Stock 217 3 per Cent. Heti. C 8; 3 per Cent. Cnnt.ols bt3i 31 per Cent. 743 4l rr ut. titii 5 tqr Cet.t. Not, 1054 Long Ann. 17i STOCKS. Offitii:it I. 3 vet Cent. 6:31 hili4 Bowl. 23. StoL il%cliecitter Bills Is. dis. lor Ac. 1193 Lmiery Tickvb £2l ISs.l TIIE NATIONAL REGISTER. MONDAY • NOVEMBER 11. We have received papers from New York to the 14th, and from Boston to the 15th ultimo. The attention of the community of merchants in the United States is directed towards the new tariff of increased duty on the importation of manufactured articles, which was introduced into the House of Representatives, and passed in that portion of the legislature, during the last Session of Congress. The object of the merchants is to procure the presentation of petitions to Congress against the revival of the bill in the session which is about to commence. In one of the reports of a meeting of merchants, held at Portsmouth (New Hampshire) cn the 11th ultimo, they declare that thty believe the passing of such an act to be unjust in principle, partial in operation, and repugnant to the free institutions of the United States; that its avowed object, that of protection and encouragement of domestic manufactures, is, in ef fect, granting exclusive privileges to one class of the community at ate expense of the others; that it tends to produce confusion and embarrassment in other departments of national industry, and to ex haust other important sources of national wealth; that it is uncongenial with the habits, and ruinous to the interests, of a people who have been taught to seek their means of subsistence in the pursuits rf agriculture, commerce, and the mechanic arts; and that, finally, among other evil effects of such a mea sure, it would occasion frequent violations of law, inducements to smuggling, disregard of oaths, and eventual diminution of the public revenue. The embarrassments in the finances of the United States arise, it is said, from the deficiency of the revenue for the first six months of 1820, compared with the same period for 1819; so that either a loan, or an appropriation from the sinking fund, is considered indispensable. The city of Savannah, in addition to its suffetings from fever, which still continued, has been visited by a dreadful storm, which did immense damage to the buildings, and wrecked a great num ber of vessels is the harbour. The storm is supposed to have lien still more fatal further to the southward In a letter from New Orleans it is stated that the fever raging there has assumed a character as de structive as the plague in the Barbary States, and that not more than one is ten of the new comers, who had the temerity to remain during the sickly season, have escaped. Further details had reached New York of the destructive fire in Nova Sootia, which is stated to have spread its ravages for near lOU miles in extent in the anat fertile portion of the north and western parts, front the neiahbourhoadl of Yarmouth to the county of Annapolis. The fire . continued burning for three days ; and such was its intensity, that the very potatoes (says the New York paper) were burnt in the earth: hauses, barns, fences, fields. of grain, stock of all kind., whole village.; and settlements, tell a prey to the flames. The pr o j ec t of the American governmara for restoring the ne groes to their native country, according to the last adviees received at Washington from the African coast, was in danger of failure, on account of the mortality which the climate had caused among those persons !prolate!' to superintend it. The intelli gence from the Spanish Alain contained in these papers is not of later data than has been received direct in this country. It is stated that the Spanish Cortea %vho have abandoned the design at' sending out a force front Europe for the subjugation of the colonies, hat e given instructions to the Governors of Havanna!t and of Vera Cras to supply their adhe rents in the province of renexuela with 100,000 e a ;;!ars par month, to enable them to continue the TIM NATIONAL REGISTER contest. This statement, bovrever, does not appear to be entitled to credit. The Ministerial Papers having industriously cir culated malicious reports among the enemies of her Majesty, with regard to the several denominations of the officers of the Queen's household. we think it right to state, fbr the information of those who may wish to know the truth, that, according to established ' usage, no person under the rank of 13igl Honoura ble can enjoy the title of her Majesty's Chamber lain. It is in consequence of this that all persons so employed, below that rank, arc Styled Vice-Cham berlains in this country, though, that title being unknown on the Continent, it is usual to employ the word Chamberlain alone.—The customary form used either for invitations or on business, in her Ma jesty's family, has invariably been, either that "Lady —, the Lady in Waiting," or. " Vice.Cham " berlain to the Queen, is commanded to invite," &c. &c. &c ; and this has never been departed from, unless, as in the case of an advertisement which apprared a kw days the Vice-Chamberlains happened not to havJ been present in person at the tvriting of the paragraph. The same system of etiquette, without any change, has constantly regu lated all such communications from her Majesty, both sinoe her return to England, and previous to her departure for the Continent. On Friday and Saturday nights partial illumina tions tool: place, but as this evening will be more brilliant, from the time allowed for preparation, we shall defer our account of them till our next. Wo regret to add, that several houses, including the Pout, Courier, and Net. Times offices, were injured in consequence of their obstinately refusing to sbew deference to the general feeling. From the Columbian Republic, August 25.—The Oconoco Courier contains a long official article on the distribution of the public lands ; it consists of fourteen articles, and determines the portion of laud which every officer, non-commissioned officer, and soldier is to have. The Government of the Colum bian Republic have determir - 4 that every male shall become a land proprietor, and the land is bestowed without charge to the individual. The convention for !brining a new constitution, in the represen tative form, will assemble at Cucuta, on the Ist of January, 1621. The Commandant of the frigate Andes informs the General commanding at Choco, that the Republican troops had attacked the Royal ists, commanded by Balveide, in Guapy, Trombequi. and Zaigu, and after having taken their Csmamand• ant and many prisoners, put them to the route; the President, who had b.:en preparing a flotilla, had left with a small party of horse in the night, on some new expedition. VOttre. MANSION HOUSE. DARING HIGHWAY ItoHBEgi.••••••The last case which Came before the dde I,ord Niayor, in his Magisterial capacity, 'v is one al 'uvular aggraystion. On Wedues. day a Nrlt•kni,wn character, who called litinsA I Thomas JJlllts Crowt, uailur, seas charged by a It:bre:able country gentleman, with having robbed hint of his watc't, gold chain, and seals of considerable v a lue, Mr. 'r. Carlo% the prosecutor, who is an athlet:, and powerful roan, slated, that at six o'clock on Tuesday evening he was walking down Bishups;ate. , strect, a st r eet ut all times almost as crowded all the Strand, when he was suddenly sensed by the arms by taco men, who littld him so tightly that he was unable w iho% el at the same time a per•ant from behind put his hands under the prosecutor's (thin, null torrod back his Stead. Ile was 1161 for some moments at this post.,re, during which dote lie felt his %vault eseiroe from his fob, atid hi tt Sore. kets were delilo iotely ransacked, but atruastately tie bail nothiiig. upon his iterson of particular %aloe, e;:xept:ttg Iris watch. After having investigated the contents of his Fockets, the rubbers released hrt. as suddenly as thay it id seined itillt, and decautred day r. the alleys near the lit•lore they disappt•ated, however, the rosecutor it at sullietetit nine to recognise the person of the prisoner, and to see hint hand his watch and 66316 to another of the gana. The prosecutor pllrsueti the primmer whit the cry of " stop 'hitt I' down an slley near the spot, called' Catherine-witeel-alie.y. when to, uiatety a lubouring man past , iiig tip the alley, heard the cry, and seirul the p l is ooe r as t ie was nothing, mid delanisd hint mail the prosecutor came tip, who would not otherwise, front t omeaey and dathtet.s of the place, have been able to have eattgla the robber. A auther geselentko who was resent in the dfficc lei the pristnwr as the man who had robbed hint wily a hew evenutas haore. The prisoner Thomas James Crowt, nailur, was fully coilit:titted to take his trial, and the parties bound over to ptoscouto. -..•.•. 13irtbe. Mrs. Renson, of Artillery plare, of a daughter. Mts. R. Llopl, of 1101boru hill, of a daughter. At Limerick, the lady of Li:tit...colonel Douglas, 794 regiment, of daughter. At II ighton, the lady of Lletit..eol. W. Sudth, of a son. At Margate house, llama, the lady of J. 0. eq. of a daughter. Mrs. 'l'. Bugler, of Walarorth, of a daughter. At sittlbreol.r I lolme, Lincolnshire, the lady of Sir It. Sutton, bait. of a lOU and heir. At tntery st, Miry, the lady of the Rev. J. Warren, of a daughter. At Ilanshargli, Lorthunsetlaud, the lady ut the Rev. Erskine, ALA. of <sou. At Keitaington church, F. G. G. Martelli, cool. of Liamlre, to Miss Charlotte Ann Mu lcltl, eldest danglitei ef the late 11. Marielli, 'sq. or ',Sot folk greet. At A vely, G. R. Leonard, es 1. third sou of Sir T. H. I.anoard, bart. of Bell Essex, to Klizaheth, chick deo:Otter and co-heiress of the late E. I'rtd,••tox, Cb t. of I Itotwoithy, Cornwall. At st. Georgt.'s, bloutnshisi y, J. W. Ite)I), e..i. of Toika lodge, our Dahlin,to Jiise Putt, of solithampton ntreet, bloolnabory ►quare. At Windsor, Mr. Adam 11111, many years mess master to the °leers of clic broods. of Goal At s-liihroukt, Sootioonoton, Catherine, wife of lt. Barlow, esq. of the Croon odic.. Sine's Bench. At shcioley hdl, llei to, tagLd 19, George Richard, eldest sou of J. M. \Slitter, ca t. At Laeock Abbey, Wilts, Mary, the beloved wile of J. R. Orosell, est. I.P. London, Licut..gen. G. G laigow, of the royal artillery. he 1111:111t daughter of the Rev. Greani, of Illebintiud, Surrey. At !tarlatan', Bucks, Augusta, wile of the Itcv. It. It mikes. At Catithoi sc. die o Ire of the lice. .1. Itichaota, aged 70. At tilasguw, 1:r Patrick Cltlttln, professor of oriental languages is the U nivel sits , Glasgow. At Yarm o uth, aged 70, Sir Loas. ban. Mr. I Somas I ds. no, of the I Jarrow hot, Ntratfonl, Essex. At Ilertie hill, Dulwich, Lydia, wile of T. Gabble, asp 1.0110011 ancts CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY. Nov. lb. We had an abundant supply of fine Wheat at market this morning, the demand for which vs very small, in consequence the finest samples submitted to a reduction of front es. to 3s. per qr. from last Monday's prices. The supply of Barley was very large. the finest samples of which obtained last week's prices; the inferior descriptions were Is. per quarter lower. The supply of Oats was abundant, especially of toreign, of which latter descrip. tion we have the largest supply ever known ; the demand, how. ever, was nn: very brick, and the finest samples were 2a. per qr. clic tier. Flour, since our report last i lotiday. has fallen Ss. per sack. ln Peas, beans, &c. there is no alteration. , " "Oh WEEh, Per Winch ,FS OF tat ater Measure 1 MON DA Y. S. S. :15 a 6'2 4t u 30 I 31 a 39 LIN Ft/,( 11k:iglu Bui.l W LON •ALI. taIOAY. I. S. 55 a 04 42 a t 4 SI a 3S Red Wheat White Itye Bratik, or Buck Wheat Barley •.. • Paib Malt Feed Oats Brew or Polatid do Nt w Tick Beans Old ditto New Pigeon ditto Boiling Pease Grey Pease Itopi•beed ve t . last FORE lON. American Dautzic Riga and Wismar Rowinn and Vries land ditto Rye Barley Fred Oats Brew orPoland do. Tick Beans Pigeon ditto . Boiling Pease Grey Pease Linseed pectic. 55 a 64 42 a 72 34 a 38 311 a 36 20 at 3'2 66 a 65 20 a 23 22 a 2) 31 a 33 37 t 40 34 a 34 44 4t 46 30 a 40 401. a 4'44 ES a 36 26 a 32 55 a 65 20 a 24 22 a YU 31 u 34 37 a 40 31 a 35 41 a 47 30 u 41 401. a 42/. 93 a 36 26 a 31 .56 a 65 w 0 u is V 2 a 26 91 a 34 S 7 a 40 34 a 36 44 a 48 30 a 42 401. u 42'. a 63 a 70 41 a 62 a -- 63 a 70 46 a 52 4,7 y a 50 31 a 3 4 2 . 4 a 30 :7 a 22 23 a 25 32 u 34 :i3 a 35 40 a 44 34 a 38 44 n 56 a 6.i a 70 46 a iJ 45 a 50 a :14 39 1? a 2 2 23 a k 5 32 a 31 33 a 35 40 a 44 24 a 3s 41 a 56 45 a 50 a 34 26 a 3(1 17 a 2:I 23 a 32 a 34 33 a SG 40 a 44 34 a 1' 41 n aK A 41:;16At OF LA JUS, l'er v„.,arler, "a I lie i $t ra•C Mikrtlittir iitatrict, of EN(.1,1,NI).11411 \\ALES, fur ti U Week euditiil NGeember lilt , ektr•tt 1 . 411111 Sit , tuday'i (;;A/cue. WheAtt... 57A 8J 11arley... 18s ld j Remy; ....IS.; Id Rye .... I 0d6.... 21: U.l ... 39A 44 BROWN ()it MUsCOVADO SUGAR. Average Price from tile Ituttia no made in Hie teii. ending Weoncgday W.I. 154. 5i , 1. per r%t. dill v. SMITiMEI.I) MAltli El. Mosrosv, Nov. 13.—There was a `call supply of priine Beast at market this morain, which wee brisk in•ssle at last wesk's prices. Mutton was aL.o as dear ea last wtek. York and %%al were dull in sale, but there is no alteration in the prices. —The business in the Hay-market was pretty brisk. Hay hilly supported our last pact;. Clover WU* a trifle dearer. Straw tea rms , ss per last. '1 he following in a correct staicutent of tit: prices and numbs ra at inarkst:— rit 1,, of EAT, aado,.rr of th (Mai , n I'lo t•iti 1- ist (lead, Entrall., aint link, nod is tturu nttme itt ransnss . Reef 4. 11 , 1 tis 4, 1041 Motion 4. Vd to b• u ~ ho Od to 0. 0:: Veal bs li.l to bit 4d Nark 5: 4J it/ 'O. It' ad at Niar..es. Brit, t. . . :',POO ep aail Lambs . 1L,400 i- 4s . • . flu Calvc. • . . 211.) Edeimy. Bud 4* Rd 1.. 56 0I Mimosa 1* 8.1 to SG !Id Lau. (1* OLI to •a vat as btl to 'e* 1d Pork b. id W 6. Gil I at Mdriscl• . . . . tiao Mite), and Loulhs • b,1: 14 Nig - Clive ll Ilay eiOT/cf TT • • - t 4 4 V t. iS 3 STraW • II 10 0 T. I 0 • PrintA and rubli+hed by the p i emetee, JOH :4 T W 14:ti, at the ()thee, 76, Fleet Street, when all LOAM Ettiwt (I.ot eattl) utukt Atltittioetl. $OB