nr .l ,lf7°' - ~ .• P 6 Vodtsicrtpt LONDON, MONDAY, MARCH 26. Three o'clock, p.m. Paris papers of Thursday last have been received by express. The Monitekr contains an extract from the first bulletin of the Austrian army. On the 7th inst. the Neapolitans gave the Austrians battle, and boldly advanced against them in three columns —two columns manceuvred on the heights near Rieti, and threatened to turn the Austrian advanced guard, under the orders of General Geppert, and it is acknowledged that the movements of the pa triotic troops were well conducted and the point of attack well chosen, and yet these are the troops which we have been vauntingly told would never venture to lace an Austrian army. it is evident, from the partial statement of the bulletin, that the Austrians suffered a much greater loss than they think it prudent to acknowledge. It is also evident that their light troops were surprised, and were exposed to a sharp and galling fire. A battle com menced at noon, and it became so serious that Gen. Walmoden found it necessary to order his reserve, which was posted in the rear, to march to the sup port of Gement! Geppert. The Austrians acknJw ledge to have lost only firty men, but it is much more likely that they have lost ten times the num ber. It was the approach of night, we believe, that occasioned the Neapolitans to retire, and when the real facts are published, we are persuaded it will appear that the Austrians have suffered severely, and that the commencement of the campaign has been most auspicious to the patriots. They have voluntarily given battle to the flower of the Austrian army, and the Austrian account of the transaction sbews that many important facts has been concealed, which will be supplied when the Neapolitan ac count comes to be published. There have been some animated discussions in the French Chamber of Deputies, on the subject of the French govern ment, publishing the bulletins of the enemy. Such is tke epithet applied by the liberates to the Aus trians, which accords with the feelings of the l'eo pie of France, if it does not with the Members of the Administration. M. Chauvelin pointedly ob served, that the conduct of ministers justified the distinction which the Austrian declaration made between England and France, in stating that the latter adhered to the system of the allies, though with certain restrictions which had not been made public. General Foy vehemently attacked the tor tuous policy of the ministry. The events in Italy, he predicted, " would kindle a general war in Eu rope. The barbarians of the North were once more pouring their hordes upon the South; and the con stitutional nations of the south, Spain, Naples, France and England, must unite to resist the in vasion." IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. SATURDAY. MARCH 24. The Lords Commissioners having taken their seats at 20 _ irdiautes before four, the Lord Chatiiellor directed the Deputy Usher of the Black Rod to inform the Commons that their presence was requited in the house, in order to hear his Majesty's assent given by commission to certain bills. The commissioners were tne Lord Chancellor. the Earl of Shaftesbury, and Lord Melville. In a few minutes the Speaker, attended by the officers of the house, arrived when the Royal assent was declared to the following bills —The Mutiny Desertion Bill, the Marine Forces Regulat ion Bill, the Cochineal and Indigo Bill. Silk Manufacturer Printers' Bill, the Indemnity Bill, the New South Waltrs Dealers' Bill. the Nova Scotia Duties Bill, the Transportation or Offenders' Bill, the Lunatic,' Stock Transfer Bill, the Ju.tices of the Peace of the county of Northumberland to build a Gaul Bill, the Lei cester Gas Bill, the Bristol Gas Bill, and several private local bills. After the Speaker retired, the house resolved itse:f into a com mittee on the Husbandry Horses Bill, which was agreed to without any amendment. The Court of King's Bench Dispatch Bill was read a third time and passed. Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. SATURDAY, MARCH 24. About half past three the Speaker and the members present were summoned to attend in the house of peers to hear the royal assent given to sundry public and private bills, which are named In the lords. Adjourned. Extract of a letter from the Island of St. Thomas, dated the 2 I st ult. We have the following intelligence from Maracaibo, which bas caused a great depression here in business, and has suspended thewounierous orders executing for the supply of the Main.— The place, it seems, was under the command of a Royalist officer sad a garrison of 3000 men. Provisions being wanted in the town, the soldiers were dispatched by the commandant to pro cure them front the neighbouring country. In their absence a b ely of armed non were admitted into the town by the Royalist officers. They unntediately seized upon the fort, and !reclaimed the town free. Of the soldiers who formerly garrisoned the WWI a great proportion declared for the independents. We cannot a.crrtsin whtther this hits taken place with the concur. renee of Bolivar or not; but from my know ledge of his character, 1 am judicial to conclude that it has not: if su. the place will be restored, and all quictly settle I ; but otherwise, as it is an in- Raction of the armistice of Truaillo. the Maui will be again plunged e..to bostiiities." THE NATIONAL REGISTER KENT ASSIZES. • The assizes for this county did not finish until Satur .l.l evening., about six o'clock. On Friday mow tt itt c, there bei ea upwards 01.60 prisoners remaining to he tried, the Lord Chief Baron stopped the Fogless of the civil liminess, and assisted Mr.ltifoll Wood the whole of that day in clearing the of, and with the additional assist ance of \I r. Nolan and \I r. Sre‘ealit Toddy, who respeetive•y tried prisoners am Tt.tirsday, the pressure of bIISOICSS Win so far relieved as to enable the Lord Chief Baron to resume his dimes on the cis ii side on Saturday. All the c.•us s were disposed of in consequence of the ass ioane, n!' Mr. B t rots 11'0041, who having finished the crown business, tried two nisi Arius records in the lower court. Sentence of - death was passed upon no less than 41 capital convicts, the inajoi by of whom had been guilty of house-break inc in the day and night time. The only r.onarkable case on the crown side was the hollowing HIGHWAY 1:0111DFAY Clayton Was j. it h e : e d for assaultiog Thos. lieakefiald on the Kiiie's highway, in the parish of Gonohurst, on the 26iii February, 11419. putting Istin in tear, and taking his person a silver watch and cash to the amount of 521. in bank notes and silver. The prosecutor, a Ir veiling fish:nom:et- by tr,:de, stat.-. 1, that about nine o'clock in the es esiiiig of the 211 Ir of February, 1819, he was returiiiig homewards through Glatt itibury wot d, when he was knocked down by a blow from a b:udgeon behind. Ou endeavouring to rise, the prisoner rushed upon him with a pistol, which was afterwards found to be loaded with powder and ball, and dematimd his money, literati wing to blow fits br dos out if he rvi used. A struggle I.licii ensiled between himself and the prisoner, which lasted full three quartets of an boor, in which lie received and gas e sevtlat bloat with the pistol, which he twice wrested from the hands of his assailant, and at length threw it away into the wood, whu.re it was afterwards Mond. %Vanes. then polled out Its watch and ofillred it to the prisoner, who declined it, , •tiv nig that he knew he hail money, and mo ney he would have. Witness then called out for aid, to prevent which the prisoner thrust his fingers i n to his moods, which he bit v. ry severe... lie then Mien, his watch away. Some ((tither stro g t,le took place, dining which wittiest contrived to get a canvas 'base out of fits pocket, in which were 501. tit notes, and 31. worth co silver, and threw that also fawn him towards the place where he had before thrown his watch. The prisoner then released him, got up, se z.al the watch and purse, and matte ofl: The .hurts hollowed, OVC(10111:, and s azed him, Aid beg4ed for a restatit on part of hits 111011eV; 6111 site prisoner finally tit away with the whole. Witiiess then went lituw ble- ding very much trout the proeured assts lance, and re ttttt sed to the spot, where lie found the pistol, b:iulgeon, and two sixpences lying, together with his watch. lie toed every to apprehend the prisoner, but in vain, until October last, woe's lie was apprehended at I)ariford. Thomas !fart, a publican, of Alrphaui, 30 miles from the prosecutor's residence, the prisoner in his house some day early in March, 1819. There Was blood on his hands and waistcoat, Mom lie asked him if he hail been fighttog. lie saitl no; lie hail been skylarking with some triends of his, who tied a rope across tile road, over which lie hail billet' and hart himself. The prisoner had corded breeches on. lie pulled out a great many notes, and said, " I don't %V:111t for money now— here I. between 301. and 4012' 'Toe prisoner, in his defence, said, the whole prosecu tion was in spite, because he had itiformed against several persons at Dartford for buyiog game, and that the inhabitants had frequently pelted and abused him, decl atilg that he was a great rogue. The Jury without liesnatiorl hound the prisoner Guilty CIVIL 51D1. CHATHAM FIRE.-COWKS V. BALER. This ‘vas •111 3CIIOII Oi trt spass, for down and d wiihriut 1,...we or licence, Inv leasehind hou-es of tile hlainutl, "Await. lit tile 'wish al Chadian'. 'pusexcited cuu,ulcrablr iittere,t. _ r. Sergeant thislow (with witom were Mr. Sergeant 'faddy and Mr. Coniti) stated the pluimiti 's case. In the h of \laic'', last year, a dread( .I fire having broken out anChathani, whlcn destioyed a great stunther of h es, and even threatened ihe destructson to that and the attjoiniitA [(twos; itie defeutlatit, a respeCta tie builder, of Chati.2lll, 111 ortici to pretilt the progress 01 toe Ratites, directed a body of sappy s and miners, be longing io the Itoyal Artillery corps, to pull down the two houses in question, winch were built of lath and plaisier, and situate close to a uistillery, to which, if the flames had reached, destruction In the whole town and city of Rochester WttS 110% liable. Tile plating's houses had been 'muted in the F. iitle Fire (Mice for 4001. but the iiiremors of that inskiiiition heiii4 applied to for to demnineatioit for tile plaintiff's lose, refused to pay, to cause it was 11(11 a loss st itnin the terra• of the policy. Li consequence of this rettisat the plainng'wascuwpe , led to bung his action agamst the deitilant, by whose express ord. r, w the hour of universal alarm, the boosts Were dcllloli6ited., The ►out YOuttlll to be recovered was 3001. the es. imate li,r ret,uslding mein, and toe lIIVMIe rrotiis of the tenements, wh cis were let to two persons named Wray 21111 1.00:08, thereby lost to the plaintiff, and 101' which he Well liable user to his soperior landlord. Tile jury deliner.sted a l,w mintites,and found a vet diet for the plain ill. Damages 3201 ; costs 40s. On Wednesday the IL:corder made a report to his Majesty of the prisoners in Newgate, capitally con victed at the last sessions, when George Barry, fa. highway robbery ; Joseph Kitsull and Jas. Pitcher ti,r stealing in dwelling-houses; William Dawson, tbr uttering tinged Batik-notes ; and Wm. Rubinson, fur burglary, were ordered for execution on Tuesday next. The others were respired during pleasure. E dull in sulc, butnoi draper. It.EN I P.R. Per ►► wcit• Red Wheal Nolte Rye Rraiik, or Bock Meat Barley Yale Alalt leed Oats dreo or Polood do Nevi Tick Beams Old ditto New Pigeon dim) Pe.tw (ire) erne Rape...v.l per Litt FOREIGN. American Itiga and Ittes.i4 nod VlM land ditto. Rye Barley Feed Oats Brew or l'ola• I do Tick Bemis Pip,ron ditto . Boding Pease (ire) Pelee Littered per gr. .I,N 1* AAR, Ater Metaute MONDAY. 32 a .51; 31:( a 6t 23 a 3(1 ,IN I Eig lit ISaPilt, 28 a 31 24 a 33 48 a 55 20 a 23 22 a 25 27 a 31 33 a 38 32 u 34 33 u 41 3J a 35 Vit. a 371. w sus usu. a. I. 32 n 56 36 a 62 2$ a 30 28 a 31 SS a SS 111 u 55 20 a 23 22 a 28 27 a 31 34 a 30 32 a 31 38 a 43 80 u 35 301. a 3% .. a 48 a 60 id a 44 32 a *a 25 a 27 19 a 22 :6 a 16 19 a 21 34 a 34 Si a 33 i 31 a 33 26 a 17 42 a 4S 11' ELK, •aIDAY. a. s. 32 a 38 36 at 69 2$ a SO 28 a 31 23 a 33 46 a 65 20 a 23 22 a 26 27 a 32 34 a 37 32 a 35 38 a 44 30 a 36 261. u 37 . • • • DAY AND MARTIN'S BLACKING. • ORDER of the Court of Chancery. made e2d March, 1821, in a Cause, CHARLES DAY and BENJAMIN MARTIN, JAMES COCKBURN, JOSHUA ROWLAND, rtndJOHN BREWER. " That an injunction do issue to restrain the said James Cock. burn, Joshua Rowland, and John Brewer, their Servants, Agents, and Workmen, under the Penalty of 10,000, to be levied upon their and each of their Lands, Goods and Chat. tell, from pasting or affixing upon the Bottles containing the Compos don or Blacking, manufactured by the said Defendant, James Cockburn, or by any other Person, or in any other man- ner, using any labels toeing copies, or fee siroilies, or colourable imitations of the labels used by the Plaintiffs, or any other label or description, by which the Composition actually made and manufactuted by PAY and MARTIN, or shall have the appear. ance of being so described or represented, and more particularly any label or labels having the mimes or firm of Day and Martin subtcribed or annexed. either actually or apparently and oaten. sibly as a signature thereto, and from selling or causing to be sold. the bottles containing the Composition or Blacking made by the said Defendant, James Cockburn, or by any other per- son with any such labels pasted or affixed thereon. . _ . Loupe!' Marticrs CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY. MARCH 26. We have had several fresh arrivals of Wheat since this day week from our own coast, but there was not a very brisk demand this morning, except for fine Wheat, which obtained last week's prices; a reduction of from is. to Ys. per qr. took place in the inferior descriptions. In Barley these was but little business doing, and tiro supply being small, our last prices were sup• ported. We were hugely supplied with Oats. the demand for which was not brisk, consequently that article was la. per qr. lower. Beans fully supported our last prices. Peas, &c. were dull in sale, but not cheaper. S.11.1111kIE1.L) 411.41CliEt. a 48 a GO 30 a 44 a 18 u tO Si a 44 32 a 34 TS a 27 1J a 16 a 18 19 a 24 32 a 31 33 u 31 u 33 26 a 97 42 a 48 32 a 38 24 a 2" 19 a V 2 18 a 18 19 a %4 34 a 34 33 a 38 31 a 38 a ST 42 43 AVERA(I4: PRICE OF LAWN, Per th,arter, id the riVel• Nlarao,tie lhntrict%ut ENGLAND and %VALE:3, fur the Vteek tudtue Miksch 17, extrActe.l tr,,in Saturday' , Wheat— 3ls 3.1 Miley 24% 2,1 1 Beats- .....90s 2d Rye .... 2,i I Oat l B, 0.1 Pease_.. 38. BROW N uu MUSCOVADO SUGAR. Average Price lions the Returns wade in the Week ending I* ethos misty kat. aSA. Oitl. per eat. exeltissive (Actium () l'er Sack ul hive FLOUR, u,lith, ~r 280Ibs. ..... s. Slisaid4) . . P. hue EuXli,la Emits . U a 35 Americans Flour ... 38 a 10 Secolndio dint, st 50 rer iSerrel ut I I rat. ISKEAD, Sid. to load. tlac Q.. , artern Lori. MONDAY, MARCH 26.—We had a large supply of prima Beasts at market this morning, the demand fur which was brisk. and last week's prices were luny supported. The show of Mut ton was also large, and stales brisk, at our last prices. Pork and Veal were dearer, having only a small supply.—The business iu the Hay-market was out 6U brisk; but were is no difference itt the prices since our last. The toilowinb IS a correct statement of the prices and numbers at market:- 11(RA. ot Al LAT, rlditsi we id the thlisi, which of Nerd, and is north about Id. 1411 11).—Ver ,p 1 614. MUNt)AY. are( Od to 4. 10d Mutton 411 2d to 5. 0.1 Lamb On 0.1 to 0s Ott Vritl 5. 441 to (' 1 b.l Pork 4n 4d to Oa Otl fiend otlr at 11101 krt. Beams SIMI., and Lamb.. I 3,10) t/t/ Carts roma I. Heel' 4. 1J its 3. 0,1 1111(101.4i 21t1 to 5. td La.oot Oc 0,1 to 0. 0 Veal 56 Oil to 6. bd Poi 10.1 10 6. 241 lienti dole it Nlarket. , 600 Slieti. rod LAMP), 4 0 1 0 170 L4l%r l6O 11:11 -NIAItK tidy titortr -; • • • 4:4 4 u to t 5 5 It Suit* • • • - XI 6 11 to z 1 10 0 COAL AIARKE'r. NIARCH 93. Ships at Market. Mips sold. Price. tot; Neine.,.:ir bti 314 0.1 to 43. 3tl 2.i wtlitlet hand LONDON : Printed and Published by the Proprietor. JOH N TN MG. at the Office, 76, Fleet Street, where all Letters le the Editor. 46. (post paid) uiust be addressed.; r7.:..,,~,;; ; z ~.... ~. I a 36 l 34 a 3(1 i 34 a 37 1 a 34 32 a 31 32 a 35 1 a 41 38 a 43 38 a 44 1 u 35 30 a 35 30 a 36 1. 1 . 374 301. a 37i. Y6l. it 37.. •a— • —a- -1 a GO 48 a 60 18 u t,O 1 a 44 id a 44 3; a 44 1 a 34 32 a sa 32 a 38 s a 27 25 a 27 95 a is" 3 a 22 1 19 a 22 19 a 22 1 a 18 :6 a IS 16 a 18 / a 24 19 a 21 19 a s 4 1 a 34 32 a 34 34 a 34 1 a 3:1 Si a 33 33 a 38 u 33 31 a SS 31 a :i3 i a 27 26 a 27 88 a 27 1 a 411 42 a 48 42 a 43 CORN, Per thiarter, 1.1 toe rivet.. ENCLAND and %I'ALE:3, fur the ch 17, estraCted instil Salta; day', Hey r-li. 2,1 Beau- .....30. Yd t lB, Od 1 Pease ... 38. Ild --- MUSCOVADO SUGAR. c Returns made ill the Week ending Oil pet cot. excliptive of duly. .:E OF FLOUR, Irive 13u.lieli, or 2801 ha. il. Sloiatlay. it P• a 55 American Flour ... 38 a 40 a au 1• et iSerrel of I 3 cat. to load. the. o , artern Loaf. '1E1.1.1 41.1.41CKE1. I.—We had a large supply of prima ruing, the demand fur which was brisk. re rutty supported. The show of Mut- les brisk, at our last prices. Pork and only a small supply.—The business in so bflak ; but tuere is no difference in ect statement of the prices and numbers loislVe of the Otlai, which coo...lett 01 Iliile, lad is it unlit shout Id. pei I must*. 1 10d i Reef 4. 2.1 to 3. 03 s Oil 11 tau 0,.. 4. 2d to 5. 911 . Ott Lade', O. 03 to 0. 0 i . lid Veal 5., 0,1 to 6, bd s 011 Pork 45 103 to 6. 2d I kvt• I head of (.. mils at Nlarket. '2 . 40 d Beast. . . . .. 660 4,00) i sneer Mild Lll d. 1,3 4.'1'0 % 00 1 PIA . . ISO 1 1..41%t l6O 11-MARKE'I. - z 3 3 o to I 1 4 0 • 1,4 4 u to t 5 5 II . - .C 1 6 0 to z 1 10 0 11ARKE'r. Mattc• 23. Mips +cid. Price. .... bug 314 04 to 43s 3d 17 3AI 93 to 44$ Od ~..........-...... ad Published by the Proprietor. JOHN re, 'l6. Fleet Street, where all Lanus le paid) must be audrear•ed.; . . _ _