It3OtfSert4it• • LOND3N, MONDAY, DECEMBER 16. Three o'clock, p wt. We have received the Paris Papers of Friday last ni g ht by express, of which the following are ex tructs:--- Pants, Dec. IB.—We have received a letter from Verona of the 4th December, which contains the following facts, on therurreetness of which we Le lieve our readers may rely : .. . . The information, collected with great care, as to the state of Piedmont and Naples, is all very favour stile. From this it results, that these two countries r.sjoy a tranquillity, which nothing henceforth can trou!de. In consequence you may regard it as de iitled that the Austrian troops will evacuate Pied mont in three divisions. The first will be put in motion to return to the Austrian dust li ll ions on the lAt of January next ; the second on the Ist April ; seal the third division on the Ist July. Thus in six months the evacuation of Piedmont will be complete. —ln the kingdom of Naples, where the revolt lasted longer, without however taking deep root, the num her of Austrian troops will be sensibly diminished, and what is of more consequence for tke prosperity, of this fine country, the loans of money, and the sub- ; sad cs of every sort which fidlow a military occupa tion are to be immediately diminished. A cabinet courier from Madrid arrived yesterday evening, at the residence of the Spanish Embassy: Le ;eft that capital on the sth inst. At hisaleparture Madrid was perfectly tranquil, as were all the. towns through which he passed. It is said that this courier, in his route, met many others on their way to Madrid, annimpt whom was a Russian courier, who was travelling with extraordinary speed. During three days past the arrival and departure of couriers for London, Verona, and Madrid, lucre been very frequent. .it is again rumoured that a Treaty of Alliance has been concluded between Spain and Portugal. The effective of the Portuguese army is 11,000 men. .It appears, that in case of need, Portugal will send 4,000 men into Spain. The Bishop of Orleans died on the 9th inst., after a:t illness of five months. .4 letter from Perpignan, dared the 3th instant, gives the following details:—" In consequence of the affair which took place on the 19th ultimo, 14,000 of the army of Baron trErolles arrived on the Ist at Prades. They appeared to be under the command of Romanillo. To-night they rest at Ille, and to morrow at Thuis, two leagues from this. From 14 to 1,500 men, who have the same destination, are expected to-day at Prades; it appears that they will enter Spain by way of St, Laurent de CI rda The artillery daily practise firing. Four hundred horses are hourly expected for the train service." Nunnatenci, Dec. s.—Letters from the frontiers of Italy state, that his Majesty the King of Prussia is es pected at Verona on the 7th of December, from ltk journey in the south of the Peninsula. It is said that the Sovereigns haveifinally adopted, as far as regards the differences between Russia and the Court of Constantinople, certain articles, the un cond tioni.l acceptation of which they demand from Turkey. sit is added, that Lord Strangford has re- turned to his post us umbassadur, with this express The Internuncio of Austria, the Ambassu. ( - or of France, and he Russian Charge d'AUitires, arc to act in concert with Lord Strungtbrd in his intercourse with the Divan, and firmly to support the demand. It is not said what course the Sove reigns have resolved upon, in case the Porte should refuse its adhesion to the proposed articles. SEMLIN, Nov. 29.—Some Chris *tans who have just arrived from Belgrade say, th• :1. Tartar arrived there in six days from Constantinople, has brought yews that at length the discontent of the Janissaries and of the people had broken out in the capital of the Turkish empire. The Sultan Mahomet had b:en obliged, to save his life, to cause Hulid Effendi, Berbes Buschi, and the Grand Vizier, to be beheaded, and to exile the other Ministers. According to other news, all the Ministers had been massacred .by the Janissaries. Such are the facts reported by travel lers from Belgrade, but we cannot answer for their truth. It is, however, certain that, un the sth of November. •"(itious songs were sung in the faux bourgs of .Constantinople, filled with the grossest insults at d mesa !es, even against the Sultan. A copy of tlicm tongs is in the hands of the Pacha of Belgrade. Titus E. Nov. 22.—Two ve•sel. fr m Z inte have brought news that ;stirocurduto, Boazaii.4, and Normann, together attacked the Turks at M s 1 rgo, on Nov. 14th, and that th.: latter were detested, only .250 cavalry saving tin m s lv.. /leen- ding to the same news, and it is diffi cult to have any more recent, the capture of Misstai 1..ng0 by the Turks has no hindatiun. At pre tat t t :I praise very much tiie conduct of the Eng .l a hcrilies in the lonian Islands. Thera was at poor wen disposed o tbtre were eel Srl the 'trial was instance will be Majesty, on "101318 title of ' This 0. Tate secretary Mr. moved who was lb. being absent set forth, ' Joint Hur the way probable Ilueaced 1 to be paid motionio sta. an opportunity Toil said Sunni' bad neither his behalf, sideration his keeping skid inoactutent to bring - - said John and accessary is indebted against I Mr. I Hunter, which had "I ass when I w' to resist The. hy " you this witness be offered ' neither f rowned Isis evidence. The C allowed prevented posed to' with a them daughters be in a him. wound A j his law and being log. anti uuwilling even in who had The wai the Jed, !A) • ". the write . them come A Demerara paper of the 24th of Sept. says— " Ou Sunday a Caroody snake was ki led on Plantation Hois l'Diernn, on the west coast of Issequibo, measuring 11 feet lung, and 11. inches oirminifireuce at the natural size of the stomach ; but, as the stoniaoh was distended, to the enormous size of 31 inches. On opening it, it was fund to contain so entire 'alligator recently swallowed (decomposition having scarcely commenced), and measurin.; 6 feet long, by 2 inches circumference. From the appearance of the wick of the alli gator, it is evident that the snake destroyed him by entwining round that part ; and so severe {rallied to be the constriction, that the eyes of the alligator were actually started front their sockets." Tire following took place at Swinderby, between Lin- . coin and Newark, ott Friday, the ti h Inst.. A lahou.er's wile of the name ol Clarke had gone tan to see a neigh. hour, leasing (wool her children and a third of anothet prisons pirynia together in toe house; their ales groin line,: to six %vats. Sire It id of been long absent when . the third child was teen tuuuing shod of the house with its clothes on fie. A., alarm thing given, the mothers eif the children rail to the 'Hail., and with smite difficulty the tire was extingoislte , l, though with severe Injury to the child, whose deurticton was pre-vented by a Woollen garillent Which she had nth In we midst of this alarm, tire poor woman, Clarke, perceived that one of her own children seas aiissmg, awl at length discovered that the little creative was actually in the oven (a large one of brick), in the entrance 01 which a quantity of shavings were then blazing. Upon these twine extinguie.hed, me child was found at the tardier end; its jaws fixed, arid etiiently in a state of stithcatimi, in which it lingered for a ft .w hour a, and was diets relieved by dealt. I r appeared that the child Had crept Imo the oven in its play, and 011 reltisitie4 te. enure nut, t he ni tier two had bet tire ICI tie shirt ings, and in so doing die clothes of One u. them to , ,k Gee as atrose described. The Gas Company, at Lewis, commenced making Gas on Wednesday evening last. In consequence ot one of then vessels not being tight, a qurinity of Grs escaped. and Mind the shed in which it was !Raced, whet' being ignittd by a wiirklUjll accidentally entering with a Irr,ht, a sligtit explosion took place. No part of tile apparatus was injured, and, beyond a trifling da mage to die roof of the shed, and awaking the feats and anxieties of pers ins residing in the sit:intl. no iIICOII. eIIICIICe selirtet er was suslained. The smips and public Luips were on Saturd•ay gentrally Fine English ,JI Norfoi. Stroud* ditto .... 30 a 33 West Country .... 33 a4O BREAD, 90. to 70. the Skiartern Loaf. PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, Ste. a. d. Paid Of FAT, per atone 1 Town Vallow 44 0 lof blue. Russia do. Candle 44 0 a. d. White do. 0 0 Whit.rhopel Market 2 3 I Melted Stuff St. James'« Market . 3 3 1 Rough ditto 3O 0 Clete Market 9 0 Graves 7 0 •-•.---•• Good Diego 4 0 Curd Sump ... -111• i sled Average ..... 9 3 Yellow do. TALLOW •CIiANDLEAS' HALL. Ptiee of CAM/LEY-1111)1411s, 10s. lid. per dozen—Stores, 9s. 00. per do. .. , . • . - - • _ _ .7"..;%•. . . THE NATIONAL nEcarrEn. ... - _ COURT OF KING'S RENCII. Tlie lady of 0. Drysdale, ' , g ill . !To il !: _ ---_ Prises% place. Kenalagia a . SATUNDAY, DEC. 14. sled KING ve EDWARD KING, of a deoaliter. Al &smokers!l ball, tialwtoh, the reeklawete of her father k ere we, •gonoraltrapeotation that this indictmeat, which J. Broidooro , mi. or Ligoor d 0e ,„ 4 , or . a . t► 4 lady of 4 the soil of the Bridge-street Society, awl has already Mr. Ileydoa, wile of air. itayd..e. ' kisioricel passer, ors sue, hanging 18 months over the bead of Om defendant . who is a !a i, I , lftitigton. Hoe lady of It. walreethre, ma. or • eon. Nan with a Milailletts family, would this day be finale l' a r Aue l l ii el e pt c l , 4e .. 4 1 r 4d l i f i r, s ..itte i lke of A ta i a .; 4.. hter sed of ; but, on calling over the list of the Special Airy, At Wiachbebrrectery, eke lady of the l tZae. it. 11, cal im ,„ , or were only *revise answered to their name., and the teen- twin danewels, still bar r the tireeecatiee having declined to prey fora toles, the ' 4 • l .__,.___ U s the rth eft•rea Brehm. the lady af Julia F. Wowed, esq, e a 4 rats pestpowed, soul a fresh day shall be lead, -at•the '''''s - "' AFLyndharse, Hampshire. D A . R u ftl arn E ey ik , wig. ear North R e ,Is as of the society. The charge a„aionft the defendant, ie Norfolk, to Lady 114144 s Day, sister of die Bad of Erroll. be recollected, is the peblishiag of a libel spinet his' ity, in the form of a song, which was,professedly a. parody ik A r t .. at s . S a lary's, lAnittedt, tdr .. . i. f. 1.4111 et, of Apothecaries' kali, to or libellaas vetoes insetted in lis dohs Emil. elder the A l d lbo u 1 4i 1 : 4 a711 1 * " in er ea ul ti j ne i i ii toote en . ce llirgat . ua w Teitt ill i i 'lla ue ss . es. W. W. i the" Queen's Subscri lion." • Pritleasoi, sun cat W. Prioleaux. eat. or islogsbridge, Devonshire, to THE KING I. :SAMUEL 'USAGE'S, SEN. ~ Elisabeth, second daughter of Win. F. Reynolds, eat. of Lashaittut a case is an indietnient for perjure against the defendant, . b " .e •'"": 1 eY• Al NI. i anent,. 11. S. Alslersey, tog. of Hackney. to Miss Osborn. icretary of the Norwich Voisin Assurance Company. ' of Tavlstoek plate. Scarlet., for the prosecution, having ea • former day At the church of St. Matthew, clty of Loudon. C. Barry est. of Ito pat off the trial, on account of a Mr. John Hunter, t E or ly li tst r atie l to b barali, third daughter of 3.15. simnel Revised, et the les alleged to be • iniatetial witness kw the prosecution. At Si. Mary's. Bermondsey, .1. Lambert, esq. of Broad street absent in France, and moved upon an affidavit which he bandanas, to Janet, tided daegtuor of Al. Bile, et.i. of berwouttsey. crib, that /this deponent verily believes that the said DIED. Hunter purposely . keeps himself iu France, to be out of • At feybrltlge, Devon, Dr. (I. o..Cerrep. • of Half ast t. iy of giving evidence against this defendant. and that the At Islittatou. Mrs. Ciuterton, aged IL ale cense of snob keeping out of the way has been in- At Malabar, Breve, aged 67 years, Nosh, wife of D. Rainier, esq. rd by the corrupt consideration of fee or reward paid or .. At Ili: bowie in Button street, Piccadilly, John Beardmore, mg. 'la- • if year of his age. • paid by the +aid defendant, the court gave leave for the n , ~ t MI a.mitague place, Jane, the wife of IL V. Rickards, esq. Ito dated ever, for the purpose of giving the defendant um the &6 inst., at his hues. In Great Reuel' street. Bloemsbury tertunity of answering the matters of this affidavit. Wm. Blair, my. *sigmas, aged 61. i day the Solicitor General produoed the affidavit of the bu tt 7 n a tjat h ;La r s " tat, at make Newingtoo, Jobs Attila, 61.0., fie. is amuel Rigaold, which stated In effect that this defendant At liliugton, Mr Ana Robinson, relict of Mr. Edward Robinson ither by hinswelf or any agent or other person acting on formerly or limier lane, aged It. half, either offered or given any fee, reward, or other con- At Middlesex place. Limon green, Elise, second daughter of George Lion of lucre to the said Jobe Heater, on consideration of , b"1"11' ray. late ' ill ' Nav y 1.1 1 4411 ce• - - - -- - -a- __ wing out of the way of giving evidence on the trial of the , 4 idictinent ; that this deponent is most anxious and willing LONDON MARKETS. la on the said trial; and that this deponent considers the "—•-.•• we large _ CORN RXClllANGE....M ei ca i wn a!, DEC. 16. oho fleeter to be, on his crow -examieation, • material oessary witness on his behalf; that the said John Hunter ouppues of gr Sin were ower this ..ity at market, and %rhos( was very hea in sale, at our last quotations. Tune ehted to this deponent iu th e sum of 1501. reuorered was a large supply of Ba rley, which was in good request, at an t him by an action at lam. advance of Is. per qr. A Avery considerable quantity of Oats Scarlett stated, that with respect to this wilnese,John was i n t h e mar k et , an d tho grain was but little in demand. .it a r, he should refer to a letter to the following elleett redaction of Is. per qr. la Beans and Peas but little business had been received from him from France : was done, and prices tare nominally the same as oo Friday last. am mashies to hear when the trial of Biguold comes on, Upon the whole, the market was dull this day, although the I will come over. I hope I have strength &mind enough large supply has nut effaited the expected reduction. at --- you know what." CURREN I ... pitlLES __OF GRAIN FOE .. THE . WEEK, learned gentleman observed it was plain .what was meant Per ot 'amnesty:sr Measure of Eight Haisliels. ou know what." Was it not, therefore, probable that itness might hang back to see what consideration might MONDAY. veiturtaau. 111111111 V• I. s. s. as a. Il• :red him? Mr. Bigoold's affidavit omitted to state, Mil Old Wheat 36 41 so 126ae11 26 • 41 r he, nee any person (or him, had made any promise of New Red Wheat 37 a 41 It a 4$ 137 o 45 I or consideretioa, on hick eeplogout of the way of giving New White do 4ti a 48 40 a 45 40 a 48 idence. Rye 2O a 23 20 a 211 20 u 22 Court directed the trial to stand over, for time to be Burley .. d for th e witness's arrival from France. Pale Mal t 32 a 60 52 a (10 52 it 60 iursday evening, about eight o'clok, Mr %V', a . Fe _ e w d . O w ati •••••• 19 a 21 1 19 a 29 I 111 a hi Polundths. 22 a 24 23 a 25 I 23 a 24 eapectahle merchant in the city, attteropted to put a pe- L''` ew Tick Brum 25 a 22 25 a 22 i hie existence by cutting his throat, but was fortunately •' Old ditto aced by the entrance of the footman. The cause is sup- No ilevae we g ig p e e o e u se di t . t . o . 2 33 8 a a 3360 I 3 2 3 9 a a 3 30 6 3 28 3 a a 3 11 to he owing to Mrs. W. having a few weeks ago eloped young man, leaving behind her four children (three of Grey Penile daughters); since w1,i.•11 time Mr. W. has appeared to Ha peiwed per hat; 24/. a 4t61. 24/. a 20.. 241. • 26/. s melancholy state, s , areely allowing any one to visit Me. Ica' &askance lees immediately procured. The AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, Per Quarter, cat theTN., e Maritime Districts of ENGLAND and WALES, fur t. e I is not so long as was at first supposed. ' 1 -re• no less celebrate.' for his piety than for ju..„ , Week eudiug Dec. ,7th, extracted from Nomad) a r, was not lung ago in the room of so inn at Harrogate, Oats.... IS. 9d I Peas ... VI , id _Gate tt e. dog about to put the date to a letter which be war writ- ‘..Vheat... 19s 841 . 98s 8.1 I Barley... 118 s 8.1 I Beaus ..... 25. 10 I I WI being doubtful as to the orthography of the word, and Rye •• • bug to show the other company in the room his ignorance, 14140 W N .OR MUSCOVA DO SUGAR. o *web • trifle, said io rather a low voice to the waiter Average Price froni the Relents made in the Week eliding ad glees the inkstand, "Is there aw in Ifurrimpale ! " Wedueedav last 30s . Sid. per cwt. exclusive of duty. 'alter at first only answered him with a " Sir! ' when _ d n e repeated in a still more significant and confidential PRICE OF FLOUR, •Is there a at in Harroiegate!" .' Oh yes, Sir," said Per Sack of Five Bushels, or 28011 a. titer, •• there are serval, but master doer not let any of TdoLday. s. s. Monday. s. s. - - _ None here." Fine English Flour 33 i a4o I Norfolk &Stockton 33 aMI . S:1111.1111E.IM JIJAIIKET. 411=••••••• MONDAY, DEC. 16.—Oar market was moderately supplied with beasts this tidy, and Beef was in good demand at an *drama of ad. per stone. The supply of Sheep ass considerable, but Mutton was brisk in sale, and ad. per stone dearer. Veal was in demand at our last prices, and Pork was readily sold at td. per stone above the ototettous of last uutrket day. Toe tuilowtostsaeurrectst•teutettiot the prices and ntutibers at market:— PRICE of MEAT, exclusive of the Mal, which consists ' ul Head, Eats ails, and Hide, and Is width about ld.ptr pouutl.—Yer stone of albs. INONDA%. VHIDAr. Beef 3a Ott to 4. Od I Beef 116 101 to S. 4.1 Mutton .a bd to 31 44J I tluuui.2. ad to t, an Loots Os 0.1 to Us 0,1 La,,,0 Us U.l to 0. 0,1 Veal 4s Oil to 5s 04 Veal 4. otl to 5. ud Pock 3. 2il to 4. 241 I Pork 3. 01 to 06 24 ilead ttS Cattle at mai krt. iirail oft-suit at Marks . Beatat• Sheep 240 Pies Calves tIAI•AIAttkEt. „t 2 la 6 to At 0 0 Clover . . • • AS 45 U to i 4 T 6 Straw - - - t 1 It 0 to .t.I 16 0 LONDON: Priwted mu( Published by the l'ropriator. JOHN T W at the (Ake, 76, Fleet-Street, whet • all Letters its the lUditur, (pest paid) writ be adat eased. very re riod to 4' ~