?Jos'ls'ertvt• LONDON, MONDAY, JAN UARY 15. Three o'Clock, p m. The Paris papers of Wednesday and Thursday la:t Lave arrived, but their eantents arc unimportant. The King enjoys grod bath, and transacts busi ness with his Ministers, but does nut leave his palace, a lett r from Trieste, dated the 26th ult. states, that the celebrated Douche, Duke of Otranto, fOrmerly confidential Minister of Police tinder Boo naparte, died the day before, at his residence in that city. The King of Narks, attended by his Minister fir Foreign Affairs, the Duke de Gallo, was at Mo dena oa the 31st of December, anal was expected to arrive ut Laybach on the Sth instant. The Par. liament of Naples has decreed the accusation of the x-Ministers Zurlo and Campochiaro. The French Journals evidently have been lately rest rained front indulging in their indecorous and abusive observa tions on the Spanish anal Neapolitan Revolutions and we have therefore reason to believe that the measures contemplated by the Allied Monarchs ut Laybach agaia:•.t Naples, arc not , authorized nor sanctioned by either the Brisish of French Cabinets. Indeed we cannot conceive hori any Representative Government could for a moment countenance such proceedings. It is the characteristic of Dcsrotic Governments to attack the liberty and independ ence of other nations, and whenever they succeed it is a great misfortune f , r the happiness of mankind. z t uain, Naples, and Portugal, we hope will triumph over the machinations of despotism. Advises from Naples to the 23d ult. confirm the a-counts published in the French journals of the mar tality that has taken place among the Austrian farces in Italy. A species of episuelie had been partieelarly fate! to the horses, which were dying kakreds. These advises communicate the proceedings of the Nutional Parliament on the 18th December, the Ilgys on whkh the Prince Regent, utter havingltillett the oaths to the new constitution, opined the %ion with which his new authority teas to commence. A lively debate took place oe the reading a despatch horn 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 sea. Sian; but, on taking the Votes, the claim of exernp thou was refused. A discussion also folk place en the project of a law fur the abolition of feudal rights in S.eily, which was agreed to, with lane ludas portant modifications; and it was ordered that the provincial deputies should co-op,rate wall the local magistrates in carrying it into execution. The King. of Naples was not espceted to arrive at Lay bach till the Bth instant. The Emperor of Austria was to leave Vienna on the 2d, and the Emperor Russia un the 3d, on their way to Laybach. It is said that all the Italian courts have been in vited to send thither Ministers. Madrid papers to the 31st ult. arrived yesterday. Considerable disturbance took place in that capital on the 28th and 29th, though witlamt soy actual outrage or riot, in consequeneece of the determina tion of the Patriotic Societies to meet, in defiance of the ordors of Government. On the 30th, how ever, they were prevented from again assembling by a military terse. It appears by the Spanish Papers, that the Go vernment experiences some uneasiness from the in temperance manifested by sonic of the clubs. At Madrid, it bus bocn found difficult to wake these meetings conthrm themselves to the provisions esta blished by the Constitution, respecting periodical meetings for the discussion of political subjects.— This is one of the principal dangers to which newly acquirctl powers expose men, who have been long kept under un impolitic degree of restraint indeed, it is not u single danger, fur their own passions urge them on the one side, and their enemies never ing 1. et to endeavour to excite them w illegal acts, that such acts may furnish arguments for the old older of thing. Even in countries more , en lightened than Spain, the enemies of fr ee d o m kn u w bow to employ emissuries far the purpose of urging Wen to erhuts, that may furnish pretexts for the exercise of powers unknown to the saws. Can we, wonder, then, ut such proceedings in ennotlies which have yet to learn the proper discipline ot a well-regulated constitutiunal order oft hings ? • Il.e Gazette of Saturday night trolls. - the issuing of a tusw Commit:aims for the Board t-ontroul, which ksr. Brag b e liatht.rst is st,lab.ituted fur :.Jr. Can Ling. f _ _ 7-4-* THE NATIONAL REGISTER The statue of the lamented Princess Charlotte which firms the principal figure in the monument a group to her memory, designed by Mr. M. Wvat t has been completed in marble, and was on Friday ' exhibited to it number of distinguished oncnoisceurs, previous to its being sent to the Royal Academy fur public exhibition. lc has barn cut out of a block of the finest Heflin' marble, and though executed within a shorter tinie than any piece of modern sculpture we know of, bids far to raise Mr. W. to a plaice among the first sculptors of the day. At the las: Oxfordshire Sessions, the Grand Jury, in returning their Bills, gave in the one against those men who were indicted for assaulting some Members of the University, on the evening that the Queen's friends insisted on an illumination, wilt a note on the back of it, stating that none of the witnesses could be found, though they were all in Court. On inquiry this was found to be the case, and the Jury consequently returned to examine them. While they were absent, the persolis licensed all pleaded guilty, and Mr. Robertson, the solicitor, was making intercession with the Court for it slight punishment, as they expressed contrition for Avian they had done, when the Grand Jury came into the Court with the words " Not a true bill," against those very persons who had all pleaded guilty. Fine.—Friday night, about 1.1 o'clock, an alarm ing lire -broke out in the sugar.house of Messrs. Smith and Donaldson, Deal-street, Mile End New Town, and notwithstanding the great exertions of the fire men, &c. the whole of these extensive premises were completely gutted: the walls afterwards fell in with a tremendous crash. EX 1 KAOHUINAI(I( kSCAPE.-011 Tuesday morning some men belonging to Sheriff Hill colitcry, Northum berland, were waiting of the gill horse to go into the pit. Owing to the cleaning of the boiler, the regular engin e rope was not in a workable state at the moment, but about f,to fathoms of it, with the chain, were hang ing into the shaft. One of the men, John Wilson, hating in time dark gone incautiously too mar the edge, fell in. Repeated cries Within the shaft at last roused tie utientioo of the other men, who an repairing to the spin with a were told by him that he had fallen lilt)) cite pit, and %sits then hanging by the rope. As soon as the alarm would allow them to take measures for his preservation, they proceeded to adjust the gilt rope, a work that occupied not less than ill - teen minutes, from their having to discharge it Moil one pulley and pl a c e it upon another. After fixing oil a curl one of them wished to descend in it to his assistance, but this 11'ilsou forbade theme to do. The corf was now lei down gently idl it came under his fret—hr then freed iniusell front the engine rope, and being seated im the curl, was drawn slowly to bank, in a state of indescrib able trepidation. He was, however able, with the as- Mitallee of another man, to wa!k upwa rt : a o f a mile to his msn house, which on entering he threw himself on his s, and poured out his fer%ent thanks to God for his tmoveratice. No sootier was this done, than, overpow -1 erect by the dreadful cuntL et of his feelings he fainted. Some • elapsed before he recovered tolerable com posure; one even still when the subject is recurred to, his agitation is extreme. Being go: stioned minutely, he said—" he had gone to the brink of the shaft to ascertain whether his comrades were calling upon him from below; and being deceived by a glimmering of light in the brat:ice paid ion his foot slipped. lie was con scious at the n iiiiii ent he dropped in, but has no recol lection whatever of how or when he caught Pohl of the eugure rope. The first thing he was seesible of was the rope ahtling on his breast, and next its stripping Isis left hand, with which lie held mainly WI, 1111(1 also Wl , h its legs and feet. Ile had in his right hand a stick, of which he kept firm possession all the I.lllle, and brought it op with him." Then was a chasm of 45u feet per peudicular height yawning underneath. A severe conflict took place on Wednesday night last between a gang of five poachers and the keepers of Winds°. Great Park. To e k ee p ers were a p pr i se d cif ;he preseuce of the poachers by repealed reports of guns die. charged i.i the severalilaiatures at tue . pheusenis on the trees, as early as eleven e'elock, kit it was nut till twelve o'clock *hut the action commenced, when the poachers had taken a position oil a bridge, tour abreast, with presented arms, threatening to fire if the keepers advanced 4 step further. The keepers nesweied, , n We here aims, and are determined to take you," adtanciog at the same time. • The poachers immediately hired, a close action then commenced wets the butt-ends of their pieces. which 1, minuted in the surrender of three of the poachers, who arc lodged in Windsor gaol. The firm keepers and tiller of their moo received malty severe blows ; one of them, Pape, fit's V/ 111 1131' three W 041114 in his head, as Hot to he able to attend publicly to give evi dence. Its deposition was privately taken. lion exenduitte the spot where the contest took place, foul guns were found ; one of them broken in three pieces, two of them loaded with powder and small 61104 and tine Mill appeared Iti have been not long discharged.-s -loe pheasants were hetial in a sack. OLD B.iILEYS - 6.9fONS, SATURDAY, JAW. 13. Nineteen peraniers were hied this stay, of whom on: was capitally cosisiciesl, %;z. Mary Gays, li,r halsking and entering the dwelling-house uglfijitel Jar is, o l d stealing a quantity ol %%easing apparel. Sescistee t s Wert: cuuviettii Ufil:10117, smirk...it whom were, Jos. Sunsley, William Jones, 'Alarl% Herd, J,.fi ts Ihrri g rli i Krylock, Geotgu I lattis alias Itotsett Hisitly, and William Voillo, for feloniously res nine. certain prisoners Mon the cositaly of Juno Alarstiest, they being nt she s4IIIC iliac ito his lawful custody, oti i 4 chare,c of fylossy. - _~.. The lady of 11. Slllem, esq. of a son. At Birmingham, the lady of V, IL Maids, eq. 13th Dragoon Guards, of a sou. 'I he Loly of J. Swire, eq. of Cononley bowie, near Skiplon, York, of a .11. Sl3SrrirDa At St. George's, Bloomsbury, John Belli, M.D. of Grenville Rivet, Brinisteick square, to I.litsbeih _fennel., only daughter of W. Sl area, esq. of ~.othamph.n shell, Blikomsbor) square. At ad. Georee's, lianover square, the Her. Dr. rood, of fAmboth, to Mary Ann, redet of the late .1. 0. Beckley, em. late of Coleman street, and of Biekbans, bent. In November last, at aladeirm, on board his Ili liannic MaJeaty'a ship Etk, !oho telling, es+ to the illustrious Lady 1)0111.1 Juliana Leouura J■ Cunha I alio. At Si. lattliew, Ilethwit green, the !toy. 11. L. Tliden, of Maley, near Derby, to 'ants Wolter, isf Suffolk place, Ilackney mad. At Insert:l , k hone, the naidence or the It I;lit Itim. Lady Seafarth, J. 11. Alackenrie, •j. Ail, orate, to the Ilan. llelrn Anne 3lacksusie, youngest dans:liter of tic I •., Itijlit Hon. Lord Se forth. At Hatfield Penn, to Mer, Jamaica, limit. P. Jolly, R.N. to Mary Isabella, I vliCt 0." the late J. BrONLIu, peg. Collector of his Majesty's diletolial at that pull. At St. Minataies In the \t es, Lieut. I. 11, Wenn'', If. I'. of this Royal Iloilo. a, to Miss Sarah Omit, of Cate. ham, Surrey. Dieu. Jamny, wife of R. Lomas. esq. of West square. At his house, Pimlico, the Rev. 1). aged KS. At S.zeoer, Air. t. ho Wt.oers, of New lirosool street, merchant. Mrs. Jackson, of East street, Brightliehnston. aacd 46. Itosina, 4u‘loter of 11. Curbould, esti. of Great Col 4,11 street, aged 4 yt ars. At NC11611410, in the house of W. T. honey, esq. Mrs. Cunningham, wife of the Rev. J. W. Cunningham. vicar of Harrow. T. Demme, oaq. of :tvessock hiil , Ilautosteaol, aged 7:1. Aged 17, Lab's, Rout do daughter of A. Etsktiou, es 1. ut New Skillfy place, Bath. At Ilampstead, M. T. Drown, of Maloney conrt, Tower hill. 111. death W4ll oorsasioned by a (all Rom' a horse. At Howdah., place, `tme:, C. Goring, mi. aged 79. E. herrich, esq. of Isoosollmanotoon buildings. Holism - 10. At Felootam, near Le:lilies Isecol,buto ey, Robes t Sherson, esq. M.D. In his !.111h year. In the Nolo year of Lis age, at his Seal, Milbank, In the county ut Kildare, oleo:nod, C. A moral), esq. of 1:414mm. Sarah, eldest daughter ut the Rev, I'. i hums, of Islinglon. Lonaoit I)arßl t 6 CORN Ii'XCHANGR, MONDAY. JAN. lil. We had only a middling supply of Wheat at market this morning, having had but few fresh arrivals from our own coast since .:%lunday titre was, however, a brisk demand for the &nest samples, which obtained an advance of 2s. per quartet but the inferior descriptions remain at our last prices. Barley was not plentiful, but brisk in sale, and ts. per quarter dearer.... The supply . of Oats was pretty large, the demand for which was not very husk, and only tho finest samples could obtain our hot prices. Beans and Peas were dull in sale, and in all oilier descriptions of Grain there was but littic business doing. CU Itlth:NT Per Winch .i:s 11l l.ki titer Itea.un 1 110NUA V. c. I. 32 a 56 Sd a GI I 28 a 30 ,IN f Light 1.1u , 1: W EON 1;s1). :'r• 6 it li3 23 a ;i0 LE 11 LEA, Fit IDA V. I. S. S 2 a 54 36 a G 2 28 a 30 Red Wheal White Rye Brook, or Buck Wheat Mirky Pale Alitlt Fecd Oats drew or Pulwoll New Tick 13ettus Old ditto New Piiteuil ditto Boiling Pease Grey Pease .. • . I Itolle . r per FOREIGN. American ....•• • DillliAle... Rig,' and Wismar tolVrics land ditto. Rye Het 1c.% Feed ilt. Brew or Pohlad do. Tick Woos l'igeuit ditto • • • I Rollin; Petite Grey Peake Liabeeil tier or. AVElt.46li PRICE: Al Atitiu;e Dibit ici %Veek endive Ja G4Zatir, 28 a 32 '23 a :Y 48 a 55 20 a Y 2 Vg u v.; V 7 u :0 31 a 1 4 31 3S a 42 30 a 34 361. a 374 33 u 9] '43 u Yd 46 8 55 20 a Si V 2 a .ti «7 a 3(.1 31 a 36 33 a 31 38 4 it; 30 a 31 35/. a 3:1. 2S a 32 23 a 2,1 4i h 5 ~ c) si 21 22 a 25 27 a 50 34 a 36 31 a 34 n 44 30 u 34 31. a 37.. a .- 64 a 64 44 a 4a .—. a 54 et &i 42 a 12 -- --- !)1 n 49 30 a 44 25 a 2$ 21 a V 3 17 a 20 21 a 21 32. a 33 31 a 35 30 a SS ' 3l a 33 43 a 51 iT7IH 30 :t 4$ 2,i SY SO it 44 21 u 21 32 u 35 31 a 35 30 u Sid 31 a 53 43 a 54 SO n 44 2i go u ;t1 17 u . 3 21 14 t 4 32 ;i 31 is 3(i A 31 a :0 13 n • 4 . LUIt S. , Ver I hi.irtVr. 1.1 the 'o,sel% cof IiNt.LAN and WALLS. lur the =airy extr.icted frum Ulu. day. Wllcttl.,. 34, 0.1 Rye .... 31, 2,1 Barley... i 34 1.11 Berns. Sas hi 0at:.... iti. lid I Pc4 , e ••• Sit 01 BROWN Olt hIUSCOVAnu SVGAK. Average Price frusta the newels maple in the Week roiling Wetlnt situv test, $4.1. per cwt. exclusive hr duty. SiIITILHELD !trowzraY, Jau.ls.--There was a pretty good supply of prim. Beasts at make; this morning, but which did not meet with brisk Astir, cousequently the prices were lower than frit weca. Mutton vas also plentiful, aad cheaper. Pori: and Veal were a trifle lower, haring a good supply at tuarket..—The husintais in tht May - mar ket wa. brisk; Hay lully aupported our li A t price& I Clover wan a trine dearer; Straw rcinitii.k us per lass. ftniuoin,.; is a etirreet statement of the prices aial nurnhcre Q 0 market:-. ,111:AT, excli.cie of thr. Otrallovleicla of Head, Entr4il., affil 11 , 11 e, and is %lath alum: 14, ;.,.r aituite 1.1 gib. ItIONDAV. I 1111)At. neer 46 t/4 to 4$ Od ass( 4. 41..1 10 5. 4d Mutton 46 Oa to $1 ud Alutiot. 46 a.l to 4i 04 1.4t0b Us 0.1 to us 0.1 Lamb Pi U , l Veal Is 1011 to 56 11.1 Vt.4l 5s lid it. 0. 44 Pork 4s 44 to Ds 44 Pork 44 4.1 to 4$ 64 licad of Cattle at market. I !lead of (..4t:4 at Mot kt.i. Boasts ` , Pimp and Lambs; figst'iti 18 / 1:411 150 . 1 0 • HAY-MARNE!. !fay - • • - /4 4 to 4.5 t 4 strali . - • • 41 8 Li Li. ZI IY 0 LoNnoN Rd 11 1 ,4 4,0 J'uliblteti by the rl4tor. JatiNt T W IGG. at tho UlHe4, Fleet titter:, *bac 411.04,6 tke ktUtur, itx. (post paid) taut be addrt4ed. I I -t: , i . 6 P. .~ _. • u