352 The correspondence relative to Baron d'Ende's appearance before the House of Lords as a witness on the part of her Majesty the Queen, has been pub lished; the first letter is from Lord Castlereagh to Mr. Lamb, announcing the fact as stated by the Queen's Counsel, and desiring his interference to procure the presence of the Baron d'Ende; the other parts are unimportant, excepting the following two . letters:— NOTE IRON DARON DE DERSTETT TO BARON . D'ENDE, DATED CAILELUIIE. OCT. 11, 1\ . 20. Sir,—One of the Queen of England's Counsel having *wetted in the house of Peers, that after receiving two letters, written in her Majeety'e own hand, with the view of inducing-you to repair to England to give evidence in her favour, you had, with tears it: your ey:•s, refused to accept the invitation given to you for that purpose by one of her Majesty's agents, alleging that an express pi vlii toi• tioa from your Sovereign had rendered it intpossiule for you to undertake suet, a journey. Mr. Lamb, his Britannic Majesty's Minister Ph niapn tentiary to the Germanic Couleilt ration, has, in conse qvience, been directed by his Govern:lent to proceed thither, in order-to take ail necessary steps for prevailin; on his Royal Highness to remove the ohitneles vs iiich, it would seem, prevent your compliance with the request of her Majesty the Queen of England. This minister haviligavquainted me with the purport of his mission, I have laid it before the Grand Duke, allti his Royal Highness has commanded me, Sir, ullieially to in form you, that you were perfectly at liberty to act, on the present occasion, as you should think proper, and that, . although his Royal Highness would never, nor in any manner, interfere in whatever might relate to the proceed ings against the Queen of England, he, nevertheless, was ready to give you leave, on your making such a requist, to.proceed either to England, or to any other country which you might wish to visit. 'The case in question being of extreme delicacy, I tun directed by the Grand Duke to request you will return written answer to the communication which 1 have the honour of addressing to you Accept, Sir, the assurance of my most distinguished • consideration. (Signed) The BARON DE BERSTETT. Carlsrolie,Oet. 11, 1520. To Baron'el'Ende,eue of his Royal Highness the Grand Duke of Baden% Chamberlains, kc. and Masteror the Ceremonies. 1102 Z PROM /ARON D'ENDE TO BARON Dt BEASTZTT, DATED CAIII.BIEIIE, °cr. 11, 18`10. Monsieur le Baron,---1 have jest received the letter which your Excellency has done me the honour to address to me, and by which yon are so good us to inform nu., that one of the'Counsel for her Majesty the Queen of England has complained in the Heroic of Lords, that, alter receiving two letters which her Majesty had deigned of address to me, requesting my evidence, I had refused to • come toLundon, in consequence of a prohibition on the part of my Sovereign: that in consequence of this state -meat, Mr. Lamb, his Britannic Majesty's Minister Pleni potentiary to the Germanic Confederation, lies been instructed to repair beefier for the ptirpuse of removing any obstacle which might arise to my devil' Lure; and that his Royal Highness the Grand l)uke has instructed your Ex• celleucy to declare .to me, officially, that I am perfectly at liberty to follow my inclination, and that his Royal High ness, upon my request, will not refuse a leave of absence for proceeding to England." I beg leave, in the tired place, to be allowed to correct some mistakes which appear to have crept into the alle gations of her Majesty's Counsel. I have only been bo somed with one letter from her Majesty, a letter which has been delivered to me by her agent, M. Leman, to *whichl have replied, that the nature of my duties rendered It impossible fur me to come to England, in compliance with her Majesty's wishes. With respect to the tears with which I inn stated to have accompanied this refusal, I 41.11 the more astonished, as my decterati (((( was conveyed to M. Leman through one of my friends, who undertook to -communicate my determination to hiw upon this subject. Inconsequence of the permission which your Excellency hacclone me the honour to transmit to me iu the name ut his Royal Highness the Gland Duke, the difficulty grounded on the nature of my duties is overcome; I ate extremely grieved that it is, nevertheless, not in my power to conform to the wishes of her Majesty tile Queen. The state of my health is such that I could not undertake so long &journey without the greatest danger, particularly at this moment, when about to undergo a rigid course of medical treatment. Have the gooduesr, ytr, to espinin these circumstances to Mr. Lainh, and to convey to bin; iny regret at not being aide to proceed to Englatid. I avail myself of this occasion to eller 10 your Excel lency the assurance of my highest console riitien. (Signed) THE BARON 1) ENDE. Carlsralie, Oct. I I, le2o. After a peremptory order had been given by the Grand Duke of' Baden to his Chamberlain, not to appear in behalf of our Queen, our readers will easily sea how little influence the above permission was likely to have on the mind of the Baron d'Etale, even supposing that a private letter was not scat with the official one, coninuouling his rethsal to avail himself of this leave of el'scncc. le the oath of Barbara Kreese be good fur any thing, which we much doubt, she was forced to come, under threat of punishment, by this same Grand Duke—but she was to swear against the Queen, and the Grand Duke had probably an intianttiun flout the Ilallo VERIAN Minister that such conduct would Lt: plea• sant to the Court of Carlton Mouse.—Eu. It was generally andernood at Rio Janeiro, when Lord Bcrestbrd that be had on board the Monarch money equal to 150,0001. and a consider able qoantity of diamonds, intended to pay the Portuguese troop. On Monday night some person broke into the home of Mr. Page, a: Blefaald Globe, and stole from the bar $ pocket-book containing 271. in notes; also qua n:ity of plate, linen, and spirituous liquors. Af Mt a. THE NATIONAL REGISTER fearticb. In An!Dist last, at Halifax, N di America, the Rev. George Best late of Little yard, to Lliubeth, daughter of the Right Rev. the i‘i , : ~, Nova sc.m.i. ,it I p.ll I:, it ox liergiudere, Capt. G. E. Watts, R.N. to it r! I. of I lead eit4'l.'. At the new chinch, M at) leholle, 11. M. 1 teestats, el. eldest son of E. Freesto•i, esy. of Pritor.A.• hill, in the county of Watetiord, to Caroline, widow of the I4le W. Vaughan, esy. of Coombe giove, Suomi :et-lute. At Alt. ia, Worcestershire, Air. .1. Allies. solicitor, of Tokenhouse )ard, Loudon, to Cathis hie, only daughter of the late Wm. ilarisburu, city. of Vlipuou, No. At St. 'Set's, Isle 01 I lialiet, ‘tr. G. Woodbridge, of Cweenford, to Martha, aocond daughter et the lab:Joseph Honour, esy. of lireethUld place, Middlesex. T. Du (lord, M.H. of Shrewsbury, to Vlariaune, eldest daughter o Ur. N 6uUeld, ul Ilvieford. At tI. Geolge'd, Hanover vinare, J. G. Cloves, M.D. of Tirazenme college, Oxford, pit3sician extraordinary to his Royal Highness the Duke uf Voik.lo Caroline, )oiliNest daughter of the late it. Singer, of Ronlid-hill, Chippeahani, At I laminerdnith, i. t crc, of John's college, Cambridge, and Sacktihe street, Lontloa, li, Cawar.tra laavicli, daughter of the late Atwood, osq. ui Vie Italiaam Islands. At Deptford, I. witles s es.i. of Petutuiry, Kent, and Chelsham cowl, Surrey, to And, eldest daughter of .1. I lithium, my. of Deptford. At the to:1:11e time, Mr. I'. I lit.inan, to small, elite,st daughter ui It. Lahti*, es 4. of l'opiar, W. Edwards, csi. of netlike house, Dear Damned, Denbighshire, North NA., _ _ Mrs. flortuphrys, wife of Mr. G. Ilumphrys, of Red Lion Square, Bloom Mary. At henninztun green, fir. t.riintey, of Covent garden. Agul 72. .o r. Robert Arti,, of 1 havies' Lt his 7lit year, Mr. lota ,urir.r, or Walthanistow, Essex. At GI eeuwich, Mr. Thomas Aeland, Reit. At Batavia, tiled 22, Lal‘i si.emid bon of T. Chapman, eq. of Whitby, York. 111 Cut street, Bedford square, Ileury Ogilvie, esq. late of the island of 31311Cira. At Exmouth, aged .54, K. Itoyeroft,esq. At his house RI ileudon, John At an .nliaiteel age, 11. Edon:fit-5, eats. of Worsted court, Rent. At llastimf.,vilothir she went for the benefit of her heaith, Jane, nits of Joseph 1.41111, es 1. ut bu Mai, Ay's ltuyal lloppital at Chelsea. 14ed 4; )C4lll. Aged 17 years, Mr. Charles Ilanu, fifth son of the late J. (lance, esq, ul 11 m ham Walter, Ir.,ses. Uf Olocesfer place, Sarah, wite of the Rev. R. Glover, of Ilford Essex. rht the'lAlt instant, Mr. S. 'fealty, linen weaver, of Ireton Wood, Derbyshire, aged 103 ).tar,. At the at.• of ed lie followed the boom,' on loot lot a whole dry. All amusement he WAS particularly lead ut ; and up to a tea li4)s of his death he followed his trade. J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT, with unprecedented Success, sold in this Contract, in one Lottery alone, BOTH Prizes of .C 20,000 ! And in the preceding Lottery, One of £20,000, and One of £lO,OOO They trust an earnest of tante suocess,in selling all, or part of the FOUR MONEY AND CONSOLS. In the NEW LOTTLItY to be drawn 13th anti gtth NovExaEn„ being the LAST Lottery this Year. There are only 1,70(1 Numbers now on sale, which are sure to be drawn on the 15th of November; and the Scheme is so arranged by Order of Government, that the PIUCIIIACTS for that Day may have TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES TWICE OVER, Tickets and Shares for which are selling at their fortunate Offices, Nu. 37, Cynthia ; 38, Haymarket; 11, Hallam; and 141, Oxliati :".treet. MEDICAL BOARD, NEAR BLACKFRIARS' OAD e FRANCIS DANIEL, M.D. Treasurer. Messrs. COOPER ' MUNROE, and Co., PhyTicialis and Surgeons, of nearly forty years experience, Members of 'te Royal Colleges of' London, Edin. burgh, and Dublin, whose success in practice is unparalleled in the annals of Medicine, for, singular as it may appear, during the last seven years,• up. wards of 30,000 Patients have been cured of pre. vailing diseases, many of the cases, after respectable Surgeons, and even Hospitals have failed. Alessrs. Coormt and Co. claim the attention of those who have been injured and deceived by the specious promises of illiterate pretenders.—Nlark the consequences of the ignorant practitioner—Eruptions on the head, face, and body, ulcerated throat, swell ings in the neck, strictures, fistulas, nodes on the shin bones, swelled ancles, noise in the ears, dimness of sight, pains in the head and limbs, frequently mistaken, and often fatally treated, •as Rheumatism, owing to the improper use of mercury. Messrs.CoopEft and Co. are consulted atCharlotte House, Charlotte Street, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's chapel, and Woodstock House, near Bond Street, daily, from eight in the morning till nine at night. Advice gratis to the Labouring Class every even. ing from six to nine, and on Sunday mornings until twelve o'clock. N.B. Ruptures of 24 inches in circumference, of 30 years' standing, are returned and cured without confinement. Trusses are made under their own in spection, on a much-improved principle, differing from all others now in existence. 13:r Letters, stating particulars, containing a fee, answered by return of post, when medicines and the best advice will be sent to all parts of the kingdom. Lon Don gaarketo CORN EXCHANGE. MONDAY. Ocr. is. We have had but few arrivals of tine Wheat since this day week, the demand for which was this morning pretty briar, and an advance of vs. per quarter was obtained. The ►upply of Barley was short, but last week's prices were readily obtained.— We bad a good supply of Oats at market, for which there was not a very brisk sale, and the finest samples were Is. per quartz lower. Peas, Beans, and all other dcriptions of grain were dull in sale. and ts. per quarter cheaper. ;ES OF CR ster Measure 1.0111111 Y. S. 5. 55 a GI 4t a iv I 34 a S LIN FOR TIIE WEEK ) of Eight iltuilLel. wauneru. VILIDAIN 35 a 64 53 a 6$ 42 a 72 42 a 72 34 a 36 31 a 3a 33 a 36 33 a 36 26 a 34 26 a Z 3 56 u 65 56 a 6.5 20 a 24 21) a 23 22 a 26 22 a 26 31 a 34 31 u 34 37 a 40 37 a 40 34 u 35 34 a 30 4i a 47 44 a 48 30 a 41 1 30 a 44 40!. a 421. 101. a 4zl. 33 a 36 20 a 3:1 he a 64 20 a 23 22 a 10 31 a 33 37 a 40 34 a 34 44 a 46 30 a 40 401. x 4.11. CURRENT PRICI Per Winclati Red Wheat White Rye Brank. or Buck Wheat .. . Barley . • .. • Pale Malt Feed Oats Brew orPolitialdo New Tick Beans Old ditto New Pigeou ditto Roiling Pease Grey Peaae lir6eed her last BROWN OR MUSCOVADO SUGAR. Average Price from she Returns made in the Week ending Wednesday .last, 15s. Od. per cwt. exclusive of duty. PRICES OF TALLOW, Paicr or FAT, per scot 81b. Whitechapel Market Ss Sa St. James's Market Si Sd Clare Market . . Us Ud SOAP, &c. per 11:16. Town Tal:ow 60, Od 0. 0,1 Yellow 1t0,4a it; lid od Whit* ditto —s 0.1 00, O E I Melted Stud' 00s od 50s Gcl Ditto Rough 006 Od N 2, 0:1 Greases . . . zti. od Goud 1/rev6 . . od Curd Soap . . . 104: Yellow Soap . . Sas Mottled . 91, i Is. 0d,.--4100Ids, 13s. IXI. ed fur ready money. di 10i Average-3s. s}(l. Price of Candles, per doseu, rid. per titaeu PRICE OF HOPS. Nut, Ilaga,per cwt. Now Ilna.per cwt. Kent . 31 V l ia to 41 Se Sucsex 31 0+ to 31 lb New P0t:1,04,1w cwt. Kent . 4 1 Oa to 31 l F•aez . 01 0, to 01 U , Sus+ex • 31 101 5 to 41 13s Farnham 61 0, to 6. IZIY S.IIIIIIIIELD .4.14111 i El . THE FIRST PRODUCTION IN THE WORLD FOR THE TOOTH ACHE. AND 'PRESERVING AND BEAUTIFYING TUE 'TEETH AND GUAIS.--Pa tronized by her Royal flightless the late DeeitEss of YORK, his Excellency the Dultl. of SA34 CARLOS. the Sytanirh ARP • bassattor, and most ui the Nobiiity. HOWLAND'S A LSANA EXTRACT, or ABYSSINIAN SPECIFIC fur the Teeth and Gurus.—This insult:able Specific hes been in high estimation for nisny years, and recommended by the abet Physicians. Its properties ere truly wonderful; it immediately relieves the most violent I GOTH.ACII i:, cleanses and beautifies the Teeth and Gums, and prevrees been; limn decay; prevents Decayed Teeth giving Data, removes the Tarur from Teeth, tauten those that um louse, and makes the Telth be:wilfully white and uniform ; cleanses t!;3 Scattiy (mini the (iuni . renders them firm and healthy, la freshet the mouth du3iug Disease after Medicine, and impairs a i.weetneor to the breath. It is perfectly innocent, so that a chill may take it, yet contains those thestottehle proper dist it ci.mtanily t.ed will r.rolcr the Teeth and Gtons sound, heautif I, nd ftom pain, to the late>t period of life It is nn excellent stomachic. Price 2s. toti., 4s. lid., and 10s. ad. per bottle. Sold, wholesale. retail. and for exportation, by the sole 'Pro prietors, A. RUIVLAND and SON, Corner of Kirby Street, Hatton Garden, London; and most Pctfumers and Medicine Venders.--.None urc genuine without the signature "A. ROWLAND and SON." EHIDAY. Ocr. 27.--,We had a good supply of prime lleuts at market this morning, which was brisk itt sale at WOW* prices. Mutton was 'tiro plentiful, and fully supported our last prices. Pork was a trifle dearer. There bring but n demand for Veal, that article was cheaper.—The busine,, in the nay imarket remains very dull. flay and Straw with difficulty supported OUT last prices. Clover was a trifle cheaper. lhe following is a correct statement of the prico and numbers at market:— NV(4: ot EAT, exclusive Head, and Ilide, lb.—Per slime of III). Beef 4. 21 to St Oil Al.ition 4 , 24 .4e lie :lel Loma 5, 4.1 to Oil 1 . ea 61 to tie 04 Id 4EI tii 6: tell .4d ni Little at Mari.e.t. Ife. t.. . 24;00 s..ce:i mid 10,500 . • 203 Citve: . 210 Lathe Offal,whieli of and is %surds shunt Id. I.vr ruin Av. Beer 4. 2tl to 5; 04 MittitrA 4; tM t. 3: 64 iamb 6* 64 to 7; t.,!i Veal 51 64 to 6* 4d Pork be 41.1 to 64 6J lidati of tattle at S",teett “Illi Li:11111i 5,t,0 16'1 Cat} . . . to,thl LONDnN . Printed and l'ublh.hecl by the Fropsietor.ll TWIG(;, at the (Alice, 76, Fleet Street, where all Lettet. t) the Editor &c. (post paid) must be addressed. Ithrtba. At Bantam bill, Surrey, the lady 01 11. Harford rig. of t daughter. In John slrc. t, Pedfortt row, the lady of . 1 fair ort **tie At Norwood, the lady or 3. loglis, e.. 1. of a daughter. ']'hr Jody of le. Mats, eaq. of Bedford place, of a daughtem At Dover, the lady of Capt. Hodges, of a wet. At the of h.. father, f e apatite, es+ Potter's bar, Herta, Mrs. Ft, Itteketia.ott, Jew tor, of a damgliter. In Niutpoie ,tocel, the 144 oi Captain Patterson, of the lion. CUllll.lll3,'s r , Oll C:1110111G. 01 $Oll. ALL THE TICKETS NOW ON SALE, NYill be drawn the First Day. TWO Sure to be drawn the Fiat Day ! TWO May be gained by the Purchaser of A SINGLE TICKET ! The Scheme containv Two Prizes of Smoot) Consols, and Two Prizes of 1,1a,000 Consols, added to Two of .C 2,000 Money. making together FOUR of £20,000, Money and Consols, Besides a randy of other Capitals and Advantages. (ct Every Prizu ahave £2O Hilt Day, will be entitled to a New Ticket fur the Second Day. Begins Drawing 15th NOV EMBER. Tielceu and Shares arc selling by T. BISH, Sole Contractor, 4, Cornliiil, and 9. Chafing Cross, London ; who Shared and Sold in the Lottery just ended. 8,645, ... a Prize of ... LlO,OOO, &c. &c. AND IW lIIS AGENTS IN THE COUNTRY. C 3 SCHEMES, with full Partictdars, way be had Gratis. ~~