The National Register. — London, England, 1821-03-18 00:00:00

BOXING. A r. , re mntch and trmrtio the amateur took place . Tht:rsdoy un Bauham Downs, in tlerts and Midis, as the :pot divided the two counties. It was bctween George Granger, a`tried good Juan, who b:nt the Bath Butcher awl others, and Thomas 1 1 i • Hart:nig, better krinun lay the name of Huntingdon Tom, thr 30 gainers a-side. Toni.lind distinguished himself ns a flourer among his countrymen, sweat upon himself, and fancied tor his talent by his master, who baeled hint. f ;ranger was seconded by Geo. Cart, one of his firmer adversaries, and Tom by hie brother, as neat a wrestler as I lertfbrdshire could produce. h NTS n sport but a merry fight of four mantis lit 29 minutes. In the first round !turtling hit his adversary away front him as a machine would chills; but Granger made his so, od. dropping the claret Item every oi k pat, and he grassed his mkt:nary* by a bt. I ly-go first. V. Had either tried scieneo it would have failed. They went to work Ake slaughtennen at a burock's bead, and cut away fearkssly for six minutes. when Granger was thrown a tremen dous somersmet, which hrou b ht forth an involuntary heave front the lungs like a rtvior Ms instrument. 3. The nun had been I wily engaged for fifteen minutes, and five more tette employed at the piping system. A menly rally followed, and Granger was hit down Ly a blow roundly delivered upon the eat, and the claret followed. 4. Harding was all abroad, he was weak and insensible, and Granger von the 4112 by hitting hint down and drawing two of his teeth. LIABILITY OT PEKSONS COMPILLED TO YIkOSECUTB OfFLNDY:IO..—At the late Cumberland AA sixes, Mr. Justice 13,st said he wished to niaLe a Jew oliservaimus, vviii.:lt pctlpps were very much culled for. . A menthe] of .the Grand Jury (Mr. Chtistian) had re presemed to [inn since his charge was delivered , that the NiagicllaleS in this county (and the same was the case, Isis bullshit) understood . in many parts of this kit.gdoiii) hail met with considerable difficulty in the diaCharge ol their duty, in consequence of a tuition that had gone abroad, that a person could not he bound user to prose cote, but only to give evidetice. This arose in conse quence of an objection made at one of the Metropolitan Police-titlices by a gentleman, who at the same time referred to an Act ol Parliament to hear out his assertion. It was certainly rue, that the Act of Philip and Mary, lie e alluded to, gate the :Magistrate no such power; but that Art had Litle to do with the sulject. th • com mon law of the land, M...&straits hat c a right tu require persons to he bound over to pros. cute ; and iteriallia re. fusing should be told „that the Jlagtsi rate is invested with rower to compel them li's Lordship new nothimt of this misconception but what lie had seen in the news palwis ; yet it was necessary that its entire fallacy should be known to every one. AIUNDEFt IN FnAwcc.—The following account has been brim:Ott over by Ininy , tit the yacht] : A man who na, cuo.ils, km it treighhourill lotto, ahout Iw n leagues fn n. St. Ornei's ss tilt his loose and rant, us eel (nth I pool Ie lInM , liko ono :tied rah:dialed throng!' follow, an -I Ikegied the indolgeere to ride 55ilh him; he asks per mirrd get Mt() ti !task( t wt.,eb was tilt tl under the cart, (a mode t.f convey:llWe frequent in that rowdily ) and ex reined himself plateful for the limukeece. Tile cattier 55111. SOOll ovrtlakcill , ) IHgendasmcs, st hum he ' , quested tk) nCCutopotn liikn to his loos-e, Its he hod a consider/d , l , ini of motley with lion which he laid taken at markets— Wits I 011Iplied a ills. They bail tint travelled fur ss hen gendarmes thew the it snores and ran the carrier thrum: the body beset el times. TI ey Uhell lOCI the money . from Perbol), laid the body Nu the cast, and took it, unit the lkorse :tithed, to a magirteme at St. Omen's. Ti.ey Awed that to loutriolinr, th, road they doeuvered the curt t•ilh the body as it then was; and they were Minot to odd further cirruiestaher,, whau the poor fellow who had rrnsed the friskier (Wit ride, immediatels .iiimiked tout ..f the basket, and accused the gendarmes of the minder, lin informed the trragirtr:tlest nil he Imo witnessed the whole tramoiction, rind rripanted th, it pockets might Ire exanoinet% us sth, n they drew their awords final the hotly they wiped the blood toff with their handkert hit fs, and' conceuled the money in their boots. Seto eh was immediately made, and the hand kerchiefs and impel I descril.ed were fumed on them.— Tttcy have sin( heels Ivied fur the atfoir, and Here to be guillotined at St 0 el.'s on Wednesday, the 14111 inot ALL JUDGES ALLGAV THE BEST IS CHEAPEST. • The above truth strongly applies to persons la- bouring under dangerous diseases. It is a fTt that thousands full victims to their own folly, and their constitutions are ruined by trusting to their own judgment, nr consulting illiterate Pretenders.—• Health, and a good constitution once lost, cannot be easily regained. The judicious mode of re.torirg health, and effecting a permanent cure, is, like the clew of Heaven to a withering plant, a divine bane • fiction. This is truly applicable to the Metrical Board, which has restored thousands to perfect hertith, after lingering for months, and even after Hospitals had failed. It is also pleasing to hear that the liberal part of the Profession acknowledge this Medical Establishment the Fountain Head for atipoior Advice. Messrs COOPER, MUNROE, Sir F. DANIEL and Co of long experience in various Hospitals, and in this Metropolis, are consulted daily by all ranks of people. Letters from the Country, stating the par ticulars of their case, containing an enlosurce, aro answered by return of Post, and Medicines sent to it parts of the Kingdom Mechanics have advice gratis every evening from Six to Eight, aril on Sunday mornings until Twelve o'clock. N. W—Cuorsn's MEDICAL Guinn, with their I.u:tures on a certain Disease, Ruptures, &c. is in tiic Pre.s, and will be shortly published. A:tdieal Gentlemen übe a►tcnd wi:h their Fittients sire rregent at . the Beard duriug TEM NATIONAL REGISTER SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. HUEMPANE AT THE cArn OF GOOD HOPE. The Ganges, Chapman, from Calcutta, fin. arrived at Liirer • ;wed ; sailed 23d °ember. On the Bth day of January. off the Cape, she spoke the irnkcilehl, of Liverpool. from Ahgoa Bay fur Table Bay; she laul RATA much in a hurricane on the 4th of January, was shot of provisions, and had five feet water iu the hold. Supplied her with provisions. and arrived with her in Table Bay on the 9th of.trumary. The Etarne. Baumgardt, from London for Bengal; Indian Pn4.l. bound to Bat:mitt ; and D.a-alt, of Ilep;a1, were totally lost during the hurricane in Table Bay on the 4th of January. The Zuraster ; and George, Home. from Bengal, arrived in Table Bay on the 13th of Jan. with trifling damage. The Forhes, for Calcutta, put into Table Bay, having, sini . cred much in the gale. The Bombay Mei - chin!, British Colony, ,lquati,7, and Bea Johnson, were in Table ltay. The Ganger sailed front the Caye the 14th January with the Forbes and Bombay d(a•rch=:nt. CANTON. OCT. 11.—The lhaincs and the Earl of Balearcati are to suil for England on or betioe the 20th of November: arid the Orwell and Sealeby Castle very sDOIT after. The crews of some of the ships 147 e arc weakened by sickness. Extract of a Ell?! trent Table Bay, Cape of Good Dope, dated 9th .lanuary.—" We strived her on the 7th inst. and founu the Emma, Ilaumgardt ; the Wrath, Aken ; and a Danish ship, all stranded ; greater part of their cargoes saved, and ao lives lost. Extract of a letter from the agent to Lloyd's, dated Ilamburgh, March 6 .—" The frost continues with much severity, and die Elbe is again closed. The vessels in the harbour continue to discharge their cargoes, and there is a communicanon over die ice tram the opposite side of the river. Da. EADY.—This truly extraordinary practi tioner, says our Corre3pondent, is daily receiving the warmest acknowledgments front patients in every part of the kingdom,'who have been cured by him of disorders which had been standing for years, and had baffled the skill of the most eminent practition crs—m any had been deemed incurable. For the advantage of those who do not know it, we annex the Doctor's address, 38, Dean-street, Soho—a desideratum highly advantageous to the Doctor, as well as those who might wish to become his patients. Ax IlciaoUlialitt: itOltilea.-011 Friday night a man, 4entecily dressed. knocked at the door of a lady in Upper Baker Street. and it was opened by the lady herself, te enquired if her mune was Mrs.—, and on being answered in the affii motive he said he wanted to speak to her on material business ; he was lIIICWad into the parlour, when he fastened the door on the inside. and bid her not give the alarm, but give him two guineas, and she would receive no injury; the lady replied, elle had not so much mency in the house—he told her he knew she had much mere, and it she did not instantly supply him he would use other means without delay, as there was no time to be lost, and be would not be trifled with—the lady in reply said, will you not then, it I supply you with two guineas, take all the cash I hare from me —no, says he, upon my honour ! She then opened her her drawer, in a Lich there was above eighty pounds in cnsh and bank notes; she offer's] hint a five pound note. which he refused, and look only the sum which he required without offering W touch any of the rest, and then very politely took his leave. Low MAHKETS.—A bushel of wheat, barley, beans, peas, and oato, a bag of potatoes. and 41b. of meat, were purchased on Saturday sennight, in Taunton market, with a 11. note! The money was expended fur Mr. 11.Giltbs, of Colawsion Farm, near Bishop's Lidiard, as follows—via. : s. d. One bushel of what. 0 6 0 One do. of barley ' One do. of beans 0 3 6 One do. of peas One bag of potatoes Four lb. of meat 1. By referring to the report of the Taunton market for August 8, 1512, it will be found that the same articles would then have cost 31. 9s. 4d. taking tbe.millinsurn price of that day—viz.. s. d. s. d. Wheat Ol9 6 to 1 1 6 Batley Oats Beans Peas 0 10 0 0 11 1 Sagofpota'Aies(l6olb ) 0 10 0 41b. of met* o 2 4 9 Zirtbi. Aright, of Northampton square, of a elatilAcr, EVIIRII, of •101.1..%c11 1118C1:, 01 11 tlat4lder. At Coors, the WI) of T. +peer, AI.D. of a daughter. At his haute la balloted place, the wale of kaiser, egg. of a still bore sou, At hex•, the lad) of Capt. A. Ouch/toms. R.N. of a goo. At I ott .obart, Mob ft. Colt, of a oat. lu Groe,.oud place, St. Jultille-wood toad, the buly of W. Pritchard, Jas. cay. ui a dattelater. COatrieb• At IQ arslehone new ehideb, Mr. W. Wood, of Queen etreet,f)eford street, to F.lisabetb, tecothi tlgoglner of A. lA, ate. esq. of Alstl4 rad. At vt. Ath..u'a, t NA. A. Kin:, H.N. to Mat), eldest daughter to C. Lewin, eei. of the f:AllIC place. At St. feorgeNt, r vowel. W. 110daoll. Pith esq. of Stiallt Ath, Nent, to Amelia, eld. St dailAhlea of the late Vol. lieltet, esti. of Unteringhory, In the tame totally. At I atu, I. apt. 1 eaco.d.“ R.N. to Martha Louise, fourth daughter of the late (i. Dag, e., i.f i‘Dtro ell boom:, licit.. At Everton, pour Liverpool, A. Latham, ran. to Susanna, third daughter, a.d .1. Willlt, can. to Elias, )oangect tianghtel, of ti. Roach, eel. of Everson, Liao.. At calentt4, 1. 11111101 S, req. toolonntiant of the Caledolda, to Marianne. ettlh deuehter of the late C. Allen, eutgeuo, Ittlitet Ilarborongh, Ltlcesteualiire. At Malls, Levan:lot. .1. J. Cochrane, 31 Guards, to Challotte, datightot of Lett insider, ern. of eLeekei u irk hoes, At t tier, surety/S. iris is, et:i. of DerlhtOlt 114 11 , slailoroahha. to Jthe, )ounont daughter us N. Roberta, Oa t• Of Label'. Dino Mrs, 'font, or Osterlon street, Haymarket. ago! 79. * dem). the %Ile or N..r. C. isoclar, of the Uhl Joe iy. At Hath, aged 77, S. Cam, wt. or rtntottiod lod6e, Ilanto-.otte of the Vandal's of the Mldtile 'I movie. At c,,lrmta, eget! 11, John, thiod WU of O. Simpson, mg. of Silloomi . park. Leda. Isabelle, wife of 11.0nto Il.init•er, req. of ScAlthatupton heti:legs, Chancery lane/ as' Li 34 . J. liatdom , 141 c of Old !Wad street, aged On Monday lost, at het home in CU.WP stre,t, ylayfair,lSe l'ot.ntes• Dowager ot Essex. o p _who Hunter, my. Vice Admiral of the HO, In the es,,i 3 em of I ir At Fat, r, .111,•.1 lee. wife of Mr. J. G. Illitmius, of il.lekney. At stap,,:a storey ,S. Holman, ea.a. 0.44 Who J. I fetlock, es,t. of IHut , At Clap Lam t:utrim.o. S. tharde, ea+ ste.l Oh, fottntrly astolatlnent .I.;List to Yttt.• 109:,41.% street. 3,.. Itaveurbery.leilla, LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS in the greatest varieties, and the roost n.shionable and comfortable fitting shapes. cheaper than any house in London, at Mrs. ING RA M'S Child bid Linen and Millinery Warehouse, No. so, City Road, near Finsbury Square, where a very handsome and well selected largo as -ortment of Child Bed Linen and Millinery of every descripr thin is always kept ready, particularly a choice collection of Turban. Lace, Dresses, and all other Caps, Frills, Handkerchiefs, ere Country Milliner: and Shopkeepers supplied.—Observe, it s next door to Rustic House. IMPRESAED with a just 'sod humane sense of the calamitous results arising from the injudicious treatment of a certain malady, and often entailing on its unhappy victim a 'ries of distressing and almost insupportable afflictions, De. EADY respectfully calls the attention of those interested, to his peculiar and most effectual method of cure, unlike the advertising empiric of the day, or the equally criminal conduct of those "who hold the promise to the car, and break it to our hope." 1/r. Eau Y will not presume to pledge infallibility in every description of cure, but as far as human aid, assisted by medical and surgical skill can be applied, he promises a certain, speedy, arid pemia mitt restoration ; having matte every species of Syphilitic affection and its various train of diseases the primary objects of his professional studies, and being flattered by the transcendent success which has accompanied his mode of treatment during the course of a long and laborious practice, he is enabled to offer, uith the fullest confidence, pretensions at once the most hopeful anti encouraging. Innumerable instances can be adduced illustrative of the superiority of Dr. Lamy's system, which has been found to prevail, even where eminent talent, retained by public institutions, has been ineffectual. In addition to those consolatory advances, Dr. EADY will be found equally fortunate in reviving the slumbering and debilitated energies of the human constitution, which embitter, and if not timely arrested, fie quently render nugaiory the very principal of existence. From this desolating state of inanity by re-animating the frame and affording tone and elasticity to the rebuttal organs. Dr. EADT is happy to convey the most cheering and positive assurances that the suftbrers of both sexes may be reicued ; a steady perseverance in the means dictated being only required.—Dr. EADY is eon. suited daily, at his house, 38, Dean Sine, Soho, by patients of both sexes. Country letters meet respectful attention. ll* No. 54, Dean Street. Soho, is a Private House, opposite eard's Street ; one (aid of Dean Street leads into Gerrard Street, nearly opposite the General Twopenny Post Otlicc, and the othei into Oxiord Street...—Adviee gratis to the poor. L 011130 U Matters CORN EXCHANGE, AfONDAV, Mutest 14. We were largely supplied with Wheat this morning from our own coast, but more particulary from Ireland, having from the Irish coast no loss tban 7.400 quarters; the demand, however, was not very brisk, and it was with difficulty that tho finest 'rumples obtained last week's prices; the itiferior descriptions wen. from Is. to Is. per qr. cheaper. The supply of Burley was but small, and v.hat-appeared obtained last week's prices. The trade in Oats was very dull, and having an abundant supply at market, that article was is. per qr. cheaper. Beans and Peas, although we cannot quote them cheaper, seemed to be dull in and on the decline. ••+ ster Measure II MONDAY. F. 4. 32 a 57 Si a bl I 2$ a 30 1 AIN MK TI lir Light Uu.hi IwEl/NESU. 32 a 51 36 a 61 28 a SU liifti 2 a 31 24 u 33 46 a 55 20 u 24 22 a 'a 2? u 31 31 u 36 32 a 34 38 a 43 30 a 85 36/. a 37 I. 2S a 31 Va. a 33 46 u 50 20 a 24 22 a !i7 27 u 31 34 u 3G S 2 a 3 1114 a 43 SO a 35 SW. Al 37r. 28 a 3! 23 a h 3 46 a 55 vt) a VS 22 a ;A 27 a ES S 4 a 31 Sa 3,3 a 44 30 a SG 261. a 37:. FRIDAY. fi'4 a SI $6 a (4 2tl a 30 ithEN I I IL Per W lach4 Red Wheat White it)e Brunk. or, Burk W neat Barley .. • Pole .11olt feed Oatb Brew orPoland do New Tick Brum Old ditto New Pigeon ditto Koiling Peale . • • Grey Peinie ... • ißitptiiieed per lit.t AVERAGE PRII.E OF Cl/RN, Per &pouter, of the Ta e l. Nlaritinie District , . of ENGLAND a n d WALLS, tor toe ‘Peek euditig ;Mardi 10, -extracted from Su' day', Gazette. Wheat.., 54s lld I Barley—. 53e tod ise.us .....so. lit Rye .... 53s 5.1 Oats.... 18, :A Pease ... 83. lid BROWN OR MUSCOVADO SUGAR. Average Price from the newton made iu the Woek etidihg wedikt eddy twit. 365. 20. per cwt. exclu3i ve Jut‘. PRICK OF FLOUR, Per Sack of kw, I/U.1106, ur 280!ba. Slumlay. S. F. Mt. Siday. Fine English Fluor 7,0 a S 5 America" Flour ... 3B a 40 Seeouds ditto .... 45 aSO per Barrel of cot, 80. to 10 J. tlioS2oartero Loaf. S011:1111 , 1E1,1) 11141:iCET. --- FhIPAY. MARCIE 16.—We were Mall Supplied with prime 13easts this morning. and there being a good demand, MOliday'i priori were readily obtained. Mutton, Pork, raid Veal, were also brisk in tale, and lull as dctx as on Monday.—The business in the lies-market was very dull; Hay went off but slowly, only die finest meadow supporting our last ptices. Clover and Straw were dull is sale, but nt•.. cheaper. 'l • ite lellowing is a correct statement of the prices and numburs at market Ics or MEAT, exclusive of the Offil,s , locit egoista' (lead, Eillraila, nu.l ti de, and is worth about Id. per stotie ill MONDAY. Beef da 2.1 to is eil Mutton ;a ;,1.1 to bs ad Lamb tie Oil to us Oil Veal bs 4.1 to tls 10d l'ork os 4d to de ad need et Cattle at mat ket. Mosta Sheep and Lambs . I b,tiini erg.' Capes mossy; Use( di dd to bs yJ Alunot. 4s t 4 1.9 RG Yd 1.411111) Os Ud ID OS Au , Vial hi 64 to OG hd Puri: 4s 10.1 to Os If 4 livid of Gault; at Marlirt, lisusts . • . Otia cheap and (.:laths II Y U p ros Ylu 144 pay HAY-MARKET, • . . xm 3 0 to 44 4 0 - - • - t 4 4 0 to I:4 - - - . 41 4 0 to 41 10 9 !f•tr.:%. 1.();CnO 1 rented and rubl:bhcil ty the Pro: ritter, TIN IGG, wt the OfEce, 7G, Vica Stroct, where all I.otceli the Editor, &e. (owt rawl)weest la a I t . I , p N l