Vienna. Jan. S.—Their Imperial Majesties sr. sired here at *in r o'clock yesterday ailammo, in good health. 'Hts Majesty the King of the Two Sieilies attired hers yesterday, at two o'clock, and alighted at the sentience preptved fur bim &t the royal palace. 41, Councellor of State, the ,'.':v re Run siau Cons.ecenerid in Walatitia and .Molnatia. is now-here. His Saeretery. M. Ructmann; . bus not yet set out, as has been erroueously stated. Br aux, JAN. 4 —Two 111ii11113104. John Nugent Irvine and Wthiam Holland, who were Ern:mixt here in November, have mid, since the bcgintimg of 1819, a vast number of bills of esch:inv. by themselves, un numerous jout lags wuii;h they made, cnidly under false Tmes, trom i'aria, thraogb France, Switzerland, Italy, G2illiAny. Ramis, Finland, Sweden Denniatk, Sp..iti, and other clauutr:es ; & great part of tnese tells law already Lunn sent by the tx:rmitot ,li f ee;vc,i by tn.tu to the criminal court in tl.;s city, whi..h is ..char with the investigation of the afl ar. A third Iris:•- ut4n in particuLr, wbo ace .10;lauitd t:itt for several years, is mid to have bills exchange, many }wines in Franc:, Geir-va, Rome, Lueetno, Zorieb. St. Gt.neo, 11.:zarea, Air.. L-Cluipelle, Valeocia, irsoo.ria, ta:. Pet burgh, Stockholm, Login& n, Milan, kW a MOM are pui:lic the cri Anal omit.) Ttre two 'lib them, a lat.ta a ested, 6.Dott be divided amour ; their ere teo,l‘ ,w.ll.—The Speflaieur Or;enhil, , gives an account of the i tto Ardinian brigantine, the S. ;;•;(0 Coroesigo. by a. Casino. onielt wise the captain, and wlo-n h lease pirke his vessel was pine thing. The captain thinks the murdered hint and his crew, had large appeared in sight. 'I he Greeks then put the Sardinian captain on hoard his vosad, and sailed in a different direction. Tim captain has come to Smyrna. • A shocking affair his happened off Miavdoot, hl. the details of which are not, however, known. We have merely learnt that the (reeLs ut Misrulon hi have seized an Austrian sloop, anti cruelly niurtler&d the captain, Count Ivanovicb. anti three of his crew. Letters from Syra of the sth mention, Oa great agitation prevailed there, in autscquer..* of the ills covery of a conspiracy to plunder the island, and to I tarry off every thing. in the warehouses, and on board i the vessels of the European nations, of wale') theta are generally about fifty in OA port. Some unstilted Greeks were suddenly to appear, who w. re h. 01.•ert with about 40 l essons in the i,onnd ; to give :Settee to toe rnrue2r whets It'"! Austrian ships ef war shoutal be •.•.vt.y. The pi..., which was to be accompzniel lay lie.; town, autt the tnarsaacre of the Cathotica, were him( at by a number of Greeks of the various ish:tota, . ad it is said even of Ithaca, one of tle.: It this I.lat.d. The infamous plan iiappiiy calve to tee! ktiowled;;:oft.. persons who privately -yarned the P''lraitlktd of Syra, who in their turn lurnened to com.uunicate all the rarticelars they had collected to the Eu..o ixters sgents on the island. The lett. r imtattliauely Informed the commis st Sol riss, that they roi:,ht take 3POILSUreII n preserve 87a (tont Luc dauber wni..ii threatened it. S;tra is 6 1.'11 of two gle..t in the eyes of the Greeks; i: odes mum; led faitliCel to its Sovereign, and has by this fide, ay gaitied r .al ilerable weattia This was more than auf6.•:egt rn excite bo h hotred and cupidity. • Nowt vet, it L laanpy for the inbabitan:a that they have ily ix a:er„;er, and euub,:ess they trill do e:ety otatig to r.:eure themselves agai oat i,, The Spectetevr Or'ealel amt. : 1-i,l- r ions •u the G:eek inanfreetioo, in reproscbes the Greeks to. rat th.eedi.tr:— " Your Sovereign, it is ...lie, t....es toe salt,o, said you are Greeks, but Frovulence heat ;,i bins to yon for many centuries, and you uug.tr to have respected him. .j; was not iu het Itotrer to e b u og e Lie Government and his I(i;giti.l o you; but be left you at oil times she tees I,c 0; your religon, end every year his beaelits made you ad vent* gradually towazds your etemacteetteti. Yuue credit uuily increased in the com merce absolved eve , 7 thing you: pinta. ; es w..e ea a footing with those ei :tie I:too t tett.l,—yutit in crowing wealth enabled you .11 toad evz,c ei;lefe, rich est.lilisirments—your tamed nicte•aeli.olee re vered all the sues—yaior public schatois multiplied in Turkey—tire dawn of the retivai uY letters elr, at ly tinged the horizon with its Lroloult teaser—the tree of life in Greece began to take root, snit to put forth tender foliage: but, alas! it Isar hcentauddeoly blighted by the infectious breath of pertticietel sec t s , enemies to the repose of the world; it has groaned beneath the repeated strokes of the revolutionary &se; ind already bowed to the earth, it is an object .1 mournin g , when but lately it seemed to encourage 1 ~. `~l l ~~ , ~: I ( y := !. ° Y 8 - • ' '44 • ••• ,,, r,ot NM* • tire tre, be. • gtn•t. , to be i•,.• .11 lissrp• Wm it tot ti.t.avotit..hie lit the ettitkt or . !ralnful renolleco toot, and well gttieo...eti feura, the violurion ne the prieacituce vii ici;ol;ata eves :itio?nicti, which is the .acrett tionidatota of the tvial . titilee, anti tie sot cat gutica.t.ett of the steals oat . ; tttt 6. Tile mr.ins employe:, by the (i.eek. oain tjeet„ whien tireA to he a eisieseva. hase te.W..sl to 46.1;,,,11-116 the on t --seat !oat watt .e 1.., moo a i..., ;Nt ae. in.os the t;..vire t;te Fratika ti. t•itial! , ta o .lie Crom-• ce , at, and the y • . CI! E.up•re, the inieq.ity of tvii;eli they thick net•tsaaly to toe poiitical kuriti.e." FitAAi.rouT, JAN. 12.—A singular circitnia.anee, v.tie.t lid* excl. ed great h• 111 jtlot Creel, etc rapii i ut H•lute. Sev. noel ;hlsditi ',slid Li' 'dal cal hen ‘uriiisll..ll le. i.•,e Mime lilt • hot oi ? eivensive let racks natur e . Ceiba ei..Kotg e. tor, un hie retort' to hie il.nuittioni, &dated Air Oaten .....ltese c-eilitors null awl Nevetvieleas the ereili ors, wit., had riot:Ultra' w legri paacectlifige, have gutued their cause. in sever..) Cuttytt.: the t:.ty not havotg paid 'heal; they hay: j.lat attired the utri-Lot, and buveaavogittaci it fn. sate by auction. ..te taircrt.e.y atixiAtia to see witedter the Electoral Govertior..tit wilt interfere, and whet will .er Eff.or. Our .! •irn. , lo my th .i Napoli di Romania surren der...l to .ac Gr..!.:ks eta: DeCZlnber. They add, th..t .ht the . 3.1 the Puckish g...rtrutt tturchul .tut. taxer laying down their arms, anti that ail the ere:icier ur the ter:. ulation Junco itsvn executed with are moat scrupulous punctuality. Several Grt.eks from the interior of Russia hive lately arrved here in a deplorable contlithm. Our catieens Mottmied to pr mole tar their brt.tiediate WetliS; lokjog and food were provided fiir them and u rube.. ikettun A ain3ular scene took place at the .S.van, one of inn @hie. hotts itrat Tu.lt happened to be dining at the titbit, d'hoie; as snout as lie we- informed of the dill:res. of these unfortunate children of the has:, he . ..lie from the I.lllle. end un:terustk *ti make • colic*. .:9n for them, to wbich he himself' first contributed a I..vge sum. Ws Nome is Soliman ; he w.:s f.nmerly ~t ~ l ard-bearer in the corps or larnelnle• rider Nr + r.tcon; is mow ite:ilt.tl es a wevltaat et Psis, awl molt* CAl:loan journeys •o Ge , otiter retvicire. PErTiIIiBURCIT,J)EC. spcs.'.l tariff of 'S O. 7 (!.:avirsil:;. upfi,r ate even; .3, IA:. weer Finland. An Irui - 4 . tatt Uk se to. era tort* new otrinit to be drawn up for diffeteat firs lie euvire. Zilt).l/ L.ljT GAZIII TA. This Sweets is the eppeillmmil et T. L. Iladired. Manduster, Boos. so be • Masser latensedlaery die Calla et Chancery. RANCRUPTCIEs ENLARGED. J. Shackle, Milk &rm. Cbsepside, busier, from Jam 1S se Mara j S. 3. . Johann. Houndedlicit cake* maker, from Dec. 17 in Feb. s, SANER UPTCY SUPERSEDED. T. Matiert Shelter, Norfolk. fanner. • RAN CNC rfl3. .1. Jammu, LIVID Green Street, coachmaker. Sikora, Mama. Mallet eiM Cm Caulotte Sweet, Fitzroy Square. Meer war Leeds, weehaspler. Soh Mr. Wihon. Gesellia Illeme, BMWs Maim J. Berko, renimbeinb, Sal*, isollesper. Saar. MINIM Dixon and Cm Gasp's lemSgeate.. • G. train,Tallness. fWaucammble, Asper. Sole. Maw'G. Collett and Cit. Choosey Lane. S. and W. Use, read W. Walker, Lammas Loom amps ode, werelememens id. Mr. Pringle. Qom Sosset. • W. C. DeneteN St. DMA Court. florlilest. piss% Solt Menem Saillift and OM Wilitarins Yogi ' W. Ito. loss rag. SW, howei. Wu ISMS Rees asd wart. Starod. ' • • - J. Lorkssisedre J. Warn* New anight3l ISSN WIN amine& SA Mr. Sake. Wetting Suva. D and J. H. Wapur4 Skin Der Sum, Ilsoubill. cop* wareheneeneem Solt Nessra. Knight and Co. Smieshall St J. Olksem Sated Staem Baddings, merchant Mona& Knight and Om Sminegleall Sweet C. o l ionsins, Air*, Worcestershire, apothem,. Si Moors. Newlin and Co. Usay's leo Square. W. Yew& llenmed latest, insurance broker. Si. Meow. Lasi ass Co. 01st Jewry. A. Alba. jun. Tooky Street, provision merchant. Sol. Mr. Tanner. Fees Street. P. Holahan, I..oodin Street, Fenehurel Street, wins mer chant. INS Lang. Perehureh Street. J. Litikilid, Phalle. umber. Sol. Mr. Young,' Poland Street. iv. oboe. Old Maio. baker. Solt Mann Stevens and Co. Little St. Thomas A gr i l, l ll) E N DS. Feb. 13, W. Clarke, Leiceeter Street. Waster Squares team —15,3. Ilysh, Paternoster Row, bookse ll er—et, J. H. Prior, London Road. Southwark, corn Clealer—t3, J. Mutter, Jewin Street, wine enerehant—.s, J. Rout, Whit/chapel, linen draper —l, J. C. White, Mitre Court, Fe:rhumb Street, merchant— XL W. Pate, Shaffner, linen draper -1 8, J. Lythgoe. Liver pool, timber merchant-.-t i. A. Ramasciuna, Gravcaeoll, Kent arrear a mar —so, W. Randall, Leeds, mertunt—in, G. W., and F. Birth Birmingham. nierchane.-15, F. Ilumingliam, Charles Street, City Road, common brewer-14, R. Riddsough, Liverpool, in 114171 7 1 . CATES to be granted Feb. 15. E. L. Bridgman, Fish Street Hill, unitoniks t — . Ridley and D. Wilson, Whits:haven, eurriers—J. Greed. &dean. womanish*, junketer—M. and .1. Putman, Guisbrough. Yorkshire, common brewers—T. Fairclough, Liverpool. dater — T. Clay, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, groca-11. Tucker, jun., Worksop, Nottinskainshire, carpenter. 4 10 01111011 a , - tousles/4W, 11 - 11 C, 1)i110.111.681.1, Ii 3 KooterelsoM, II I Avower'., II (I lieesiir.iii. 37 9 Aliens, :ii 10 Ness, S.leyesiglit,SB DIIIO, .:.) 114 '.. 41 60111..e.11.,e, ii 83 Curl, is; Pis . mils eraulas. o 055..,0• 444.0 37 row rob .oossiuears,3l. 171 e PereisyssAh, V 'o U. lid. ow us. %%rend. i.. t'le. 10 et 'tie* iioenlJeos, 31. 14e.01. To its r, Lt. FIJI. IJ 27 he* Llmisrs, 44. 944. Ms-0.., 37—C.o.iis, 40 Siorrs Iv sters.standaril r ls. Bolouo..l—:lssee.ssis, 34 I I. FR/CS OF STOCES. Boo!. Stork 27!: O.uuiu.o O. u. sis ego. ttrJ. 774 I leip..; per Cent. Di per t'esb,...oo.o.ote 71 Ind" ..uud• 44 . 3. per CO,ll. 9th (tune Stuys. 4 0. r 9.i+ ENCtictwei Villa 134. prem. Dien Funrs. 1/74 t:006. iur •Ac. 77 •-••••• : Ant.. 20$ 60, lel l clsri% THE NATIONAL REGISTER. r LONDON, SUNDAY. JANUAZY IS. The meetings of the counties of Herefost So. merset, and York, have taken place since our list.— at Herebrd Mr. Cobbettinade his appearance, and attempted to disgrace that meeting in the tutme manner as he had that at Norwich—but the Here. ford meeting treated him as he ought to be treated,: and he slunk away to avoid the execrations of the Freebchlers—he meant to have attended the meet ings at Wells and York, but " discretion is the b4tter part of valour," and feeling that at so incle. meat a season of the year his meeting with his deserts by immersion in a horse-pond would be net- • ther pleasant nor safe, he kept away, and the two meetings were conducted in an orderly and respect. able manner. THIS PUNDS. YESTEADA r. HALF-PAST Two **Camel. Several expresses have arrived this morning from Paris, by which it appears the French funds coo. tinue to fall. They left of on Thursday at 70E 40e. but in the course of the day they. were done as low as 77E—Spanish 40. This depression created great sensation and alarm in our markets—mere particularly so the answers of the Spanish Govern. went to the demands of the foreign Ambassadors for their passports, it being thought the Allied Powers will never brook to the magnanimous reply of the Spanish Minister. All foreign securities have ex perienced a great fall—the market appearing very heavy. Owing to the probability that a war will take place between France and Spain, the great foreign stock holders in the city are trying all they an to keep them up, but the current of the tide bears down on them, and all their efforts are in rain., , econnts from Sierre Leone are reerieedio the 9th of November. The Di leer, 18, Capt. T. rikie, has returned from her cruise on the Gina • Coes., Laving taken three slave vessels; .he last w..s the Po.. ti,,u:se brig Commies ciaole. of finer gm's, 20 tons, St) men, for I;altia, %vial 179 When Into: creatures untl,:t steal 1t..: tattl.e of the;r r:,l:..isa (they were p,iucip.elly tamales) they the officers of tie, Orirm, nod tell tat Lees, =km..? every .leinomitritt tun of joy and sat s'ecdon. '1 he Driver ..rminiot.ll 12 vessels .itt,•i the c.u,:e. The Put inguese Auiht iiliry at Etat;.is (OtPt•l ) 100 t 11111 Wit to aietist tint Porteguese mimes! The Cy, ene. 18, Capt. 11,141 captured the Dit.t.it schooner ar ;the of 144 tons, four goes, acid 4' e'en, -ell mated, with 1:.1,) slaves, v.& 43 men, 21 rvomeo, hoe s, vas 4. ;;I Is. She ens captured by tile b t.its of the Cyreite. voii-r Lieut. Cou. with 10.4 of one man ..,11...d, en:l two sevei ty woutel d, by the batteries. Capt. Grace, its ,o, quee burst (Intro sevei.,l :ot 'us crol J. ve foetut .44 hi:1011%10g to S.acea, the itt,;0i.4111.15 slave .leake. Late advice" from Syria give a deplorable account of the situation of the inhabitants, who survived the first shocks of the earthquake. In addition to the sufferin,rs produced by hunger, disease, and exposure to the inclemency of the season, tlyr stench arising from the nu.aber of deal bodies had obliged them to leave the camp they had funned in the neighbour hood of the towns, abiii.doning all hope of any reco very of their property, and reluctantly forsaking their habitations. The Lord Mayor, pursuant to a requisition pre. sented to him, has called a Common Council tin Wednesday next, to consider of the propriety of presenting a Petition to Parliament, for Reform in the Representation. r, . _.._~ r GERMAN PAPERS. • (Some of they, ea make ik4uerl by th prisoners in.d with ditliari, which is to 1 • Fiteseroer, JAN .o(llfoiestiof SOth, aeriee .af the Sard AWNS , Ciiptsin Corr amino* a boat to a Wee aniseed the G. dered of every thin Crocks would have not a large vessel al THE NATIONAL REGISTER irobt elf!!ikt ‘ tiel hopes. ltugii•OU3 the vet) , 'he revolt , of the •he articbtol to ..•;(i..1 ;e, 4114, 11.U471 C 1.1111141. 1 C:110111 . . , . - • :". OF EX A i lk NGE, Jew. V.. "- . /. ille,lsl.+(itlarellet,Bll. ere,444--0•001, 43 1a.46--Vesdee.22 10 Neptee,39—LAsuoo.s2 1 Op•ntu. 321—ilehillAU Itio.1414•110. 45 1$ *5 Paleime. 117 Mobilo Vi, per cent.