The National Register. — London, England, 1817-10-06 00:00:00

MANSION. NOUSE. NNW Or F.YOLAIIID CLISRIIII,-A lice c tiaed victualler of Chelsea sp,lusi to the Lath Mayer fee redress. under the fol lied lowing eircum. tarsairet—He stated, belted been inferaved bye resin tom bins be given a pound hank of England note. that tt had been stopped at tie flask. and marked .• Forged," upon which he gave the person another note, and went to the 'hulk hinvelf to see the note, and as certain from whom he had taken it. A clerk .hewed him a note, and Complainant inquires' of pint whether he was sore that was hi. note? the clerk replied in the idlinnative ; upon widen he put it into hit pk•ket. '('he clerk theft seised him by the collar and forced him into a mailroom, and with the es Lamas of Mt. Lee, an inspector, took it by force from him. Tee Lord Mayor observed, that the only thing he maid do would to grant hint a summons , whkh wadi beef no oar. a they had beforz been there upon. similar complaints. but had not appeared. tie would recommend him to lodict the parties. to try the question "her the lank had a right forcibly to take the property of others E:aste them. It wee high time the question si phial he * set at rest. If IV was rlaced in 'lie same situation he would immediately try the ao.cation.—The complainant saki he certainly would do as. MARLBOIIoUGiI.STit EFT. On Soturday a Ar.tottar vase was heard in a chttsge trade by M. Ames. of t h e i ew s.hirp-house, Regent's Prrk, Mary.le.hone,again.rt a „er.tleman named Walter, for maliciously shooting a dog. It appeared in evidence that Mr. Walter was bit in the Park by tn. ferocious dog some month. siree, and the result Will, Catt he was watined for more than two months, without a remedy. On Friday Lust Mr. Walter was attarkesllsi the same d o .s„ air d was with tautrh th.f . .ettity that lie kept hint off again with a Irk he loud in his stick. Fitailog that the said dog took his regular walks in the Park with his 'neater, Mr, Walter repaired thitlor again on Satunky morning to a..et The dog and his mn , ter nppmnsl. and time animal Made an attack for the third time en Mr. W. who having prepared himself with 71 loaded pistol sliot him. Mr. Ames became very viicilemus. tri the gentl-mm pointed the unloaded pistol at him. Its a sort of eon! that he did rot wish Mr. Antes to approach him, and iii. was eanstmed into a charge that Ames was pot in bodily fear. -'f he Magistrates were of opinion that Mr. Walter had acted right in shooting this ferocious dug. and in romect of the charge of Ames, beilg put in bodily 16.16 r. they dismissed it. • r :T. Hardest, of the loth I hussars. Om of Sir Fronds.) was charg ed, with assaulting and tearing the clothes of s fikdrjaie on Salu da; morning at two o'clock, in St. Anne's parish. It appeared that the defendant and tine- others of the hand-street order, were parad ing fie streets for their fun, when they fell in with ti'. complainant and another lady. They began their froths. and assaulted the cum plainar.t anti tore her dress, which she valued at three guineas. Mr. Pairdett (only) was serarial, and laigesl in St. Anne's watch hate. it was agreed that the amount of her drams should be paid for. and the deb nt gave hers Armee for three guineas. A weildwA French Count. was among.t the others who escape. Mr. Burdett, wan standod by a young Noble Lard who drove im office his gig. • The Paris Papers of Monday hurt, notice the alriiir of the individual, who pretends to be the eon of the lute King of France, and tails himself Louis XVII. Several particulars respecting this mysterious personage were detailed by us some time since. According to the journals, his birth and parentage have been dietinctly truest (his father having been a shoemaker at %resins, ill the department of Marine pt Loire), and his identity clearly published. The trial of what are called the litwk Phi conspirators, commenced on Mond. From the oath that the parties t o ok , the p lot woul d seem to have been directed against the allied troops ; but this is mid to have been merely n cover for the real design of the ringleaderx, which was to subvert the Govern. meut of Louis XVIII. The full extent of the plot was disclosed by Monnier, who, it twill be recollected, was hen year sentenced to . death fir pl; the capture of Vincennes, for the purpose of arming front the arsenal there a body of (ion or CO7 men. who were to march ageinst Paris Mourner saved his life by reeking the discoveries which led to the prosecution of the parties now on their trial. Contrentoulin an officer of Cavalry, who was arrested urnt his information, is Sidelined as the witness for the prosecution. The parties yr fo) were privy to the plot had each a large pin with a black heard given to them, ha which they could reoe,;ilise each other. There is no other intelligence in these papers worth alindiug T►tixo's l-1F tt.Tit On Saturday the rar. 1(.4 meeting of the Queen's Council was hcul at Windsor Castle. and was attended by her Majesty, the ArchbiAmp of Canterlmry, the Earl of %Vinehelsett, sad Lord Arden, The five Physicians were in attend ance. The folffheing ii the report made yesterday, at St. .huneie Pelage . Hi► Matesty eontlintes to enjoy a re ed mote of bodily health. and lass been very eanip.i.seti duo 1411 the last inerith, bat "'imam any ar " , ts his di•or4ler. PRVAENTioN or CoNTwrox.—At a time when con • tagi , m3 fever appears to have been introthweil from Ire kiwi, among sonic of the natives of that country who hail taken up their residence at London, Liverpool, and Paisley, it cannot be unseasonable to repeat, as pub lii ly as possible, the receipt: for preparing the fumigat ing gas of Dr. John Carmichael Smith, for the 'weevil lien of infection from fevers, &c. Take six drachms of rood, red nitre, six drachms ( )foil of vitriol ( or, as it is now termed, sulphuric acid), mix them in a tea-cup, by ad to the nitre one drachm at a time of the oil.— Thu cup to he placed during preparation on a hot hearth or plate of heated iron, and the mixture to be stirred with a tobacco-pipe or piece of glass. As soon as the faints, arise the cup should be moved about to the diffe rent plates in the apartment of the sick, or any other part of the house which it may be thought expedient to fumigate. epees,* by the Calcutta pinta, that the East India Ciannany's six per clot. paper is at rar—li cocuowittuire withoot parallel in the history of India. The paper of the old loan is at a premium of throe same ler cent. Although it is rtreeted that in conw.iten 17 of the bad harvest het yaw tile FAelse for the prefuna gn..rter tbe Arieiont in the articles o f trait and Herr. ye the engtowo will do oinch wore than nuke Root til t dArtenry. countered the sant • (inert .r hat rear, the t *sews vie be ass* *emote. incresose The &ways have alio Lamar* 10 Mr. Hohnan, whom death has been announced in Nev York Paring received the early part of his Mita) ut the academy, Selarsquare, .I.ondon. In : 1780, he entered the Queues College. Oxford, and such was the estimation in which he was held, that ho received the honours of the University after he became attached to the theatrical corps. While at school he distinguished himself by his scenic. exhibitions, and Garrick, who there witnessed his representation of Hamlet, pronounced most fitrourably of his performance. His first appearance oil a public stage was in the cha racter of Romeo, at Covent Garden Theatre, in 1784. His reception was in the highest degree flattering, and fully justified the expectations of his friends. He went to America In 181.2, since which time he has un interruptedly pnrsued hishist rionic care er in that country. The abilities of Me. Holroun as an actor, are sufficiently declared by his maintaining a rivalship with Kemble ; end his Lard Tatenlcy will ion be remembered by the lovers of the drama. He was distinguished us a gentleman and a scholar; and by the urbanity of his manners, and the force of his talents, greatly contri buted to enhance the character of his profession. The virtues of his heart are known to all with whom be was in habits of inter:coarse. The principal of Mr. Flolman's writings for the stage were—Abroad and at Home ; the rotary of Wealth ; What n Blunder 1 LorP sires the Alarm; and The Gazette Extraordi- 'wry. Their Royal Hignesses the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester and suite arrived at Plymouth on Tuesday, in his Majesty's ship Tigris, from their excursion to Jersey, Ike. They landed at Mount lidgecumbe, under a Royal salute, Their Royal Hignesses were accompanied by Colonel Dalton, Mr. Currey, Lady Isabella Thynne, Ike. who were received on a covered platform at the landing place, by Lady Emilia Mount Edgecumbe. The Funds have remained for some time very stea dy. The Conunissionent for the Reduction of the Na , distal Debt, whose purchases amount to 80,0001. per diets, have given 811, which may be considered the mo ney price for Consols for the four last days. It is, how ever, probable, that the payments of the Dividends tOth instant, the new issue of the Exchequer Bills at 1.d., and the generally flourishing situation of the coun try, as to revenue and commerce, will have a grott ef• feet in further improving the value of funded property. The American Journalists very properly urge the Go vernment to make the conduct of the master of the Hope who had carried inn a number of Emigrants from karopeot subjectefleral investigation. From the want 4ProPer Provision , 7ePusetngers, it is said, had died, sled ISO were lriagistadespurate condition.. The emi gration front Europe le the United States is estimated to exceed 1000 wetitte; since the opening of the nevi 'gatitm 4143 hall nrrivM at Quebec, of whom the great er proportion had proceedtal to the interior. Parliament is collected to vote • 001. fur their relief in the en suing Session. • The keel of the Ps land, (30, was laid down lately at Plymouth, to be built upon the plan of the largest American frigates. The new linsousial system in Spain appears have met with better success than was anticipated. The province of Madrid paid its two thirds of the general contribu. tion into the Royal treasury on the 9th ult. without rigour or compulsion. PIiDDLESEX SESSIONS. VR ARV Olt TVIr POST Mph. a sorter •f lettrt% its the General Yost-Mike, was inflicted 114 stealing two letters, with intilit to obtain the postage, Ike King. It appears from the evidence, that it was she fluty of the prisoner to sort tire letters, in order that those for ditierent parts of the metropolis, nsizlst be . r eeciveil by the delivering postmen of the several diets jets 'ln April last, he kept bad, two letters directed to a maiden lady in Great Russel street, Itieoinsisury, hr pi est nteil after the postman had gime bis round. lady mentioned to the re:ware postman, that her letters the preceeding (Inv hail been delivered later than usual. and ill 1 . 1111.V1111l .. !Clt of that int imatien, the prisoner was detected. lie received ss. dtl. ity this Tin Jury taunt him Godly, areal HA several reseertabie per sons gate him n good character. the Court only sentenced him to one year's ilimi.onraesit. There were two other indict mesas against hum An alarming fire broke out at Hanwortis-park, near Hosin• slow, the seat of Nlis. Dalrymple, 011 Friday night ; it com menced almos t , the ricks, winch were in nut entire blaze wisest Ike tire was diwovi red• 'flit. loth Re g iment of Dragoons tinder lieu imitonand of laird Holiest Manners, came over front tionstslow Gas racks and rendered every possible. assis tance; by their unreiniti nig exertions, the tire was extinguish. gal at the cost of It loners. Mrs. Dalrymple was:* t Hatiworth, at the time ' • property i• a considerat le *motto has been wino. *bassets a vast deal has beets saved t the tire is imagined Cu have oven N 141611. hiond.sy, a man, called Watetloo Bill. started at seven cecina., to sun ad miles in nine hours. for a pus .c of five gul n as. Is took place in the rte ant's Park, and at 20 intimates before how o'clock, Waterloo Will had finished his 60 miles, end receiver the ten:oil iii sus sa hour. Ptinssyni sot sin. —Thursday he veteran Rai netcommeneed rissilertaking of wanting snits mile* in 30 days, on a piece of h..if a tstila in length, oil the Bayswater-road. Due tie the last week, a stetson alio has been recently Ilros .%,,cr.ean thaw, on Coven's ) , was detected by the eon .• Dflicers is (lie alworoisontoie practice of rid %Me a (ram tity tit tourist Di rilysisite stone with his floor !—Als taw me Isavjog 'l i ven laid against him, beware rue Magattatet., be was fined us thy Witigwatl peawit)uf It. SUPERIOR OLD BRITISH WINES, Twr.gt.v.Ftvil pm cent. cheaper than have hitherto been offered , fur sale, at WALSER./ 11111/If t Wiwr. and FOIEIOW and But. 'Tiwt 6.1111 T Watt:ROUSE, 6. Fleet Market, new Ski n ner Wart. where the Public may be supplied from sa emenive stook. of Three to Four years 41d. consulting of rich Ma /ht.....ry Bun. tine O rri n" ri c h Grape, lio.l and White Currant, Ginger. Eklerr Ike. delivered free of expenec to any mrt of ronli; and ha vicinity. for ready money only, in bottles TWENTT Snict.tmcm per dozen, in casks Two and under tart: gallons, 74 sfel pa gallon. vtvs. and under EN, 78: ~ TE, and under TWS.7IIr, 14. TW ZWTY sad nailer TUIRTY 6i:9d.N MARRIED. The Rev. C. T. Johnson, Rector of Enbame and Hatristetad Mar shal, Berks. to Lucy Anne. Youngest den. of the late S. J. Blois,. B a n, of roekfield 11.11. Suffolk.—Fraticis, youngest son of the Rev. Smedley. of the Sanctuary, Westminster. to Frances Farah, youngest dait.of G. Ellison. Esq. of Alfred-house. Great Marlow.—. W. Bennet, Esq. of Blackheath. to Marianna, youngest dau. ofd. Dunkin, Esq. of [agate/tom Lodnir A. Wilton. M.D. of Rath. so Mi ss J am es, only daughter of the late S. James. Esq. of Stroate. Gloueester.—R. Slaw, Evq. of Dubrui. to Caroline Cecilia. eldest dam. of W. Chippiridall, Esq. of GreatQuecn-street, Lincoln's 100 Rads. DIED. In Upper Grosvenor-stroct. Jane. relict of the lab ronythanse. and sister to lady Vernon.—lt is remarkable that she died the very day it months after her husband, who also died on the very day VI years after he icceived the wound which ultimately ;sued his death,. at the battle of Alkmaer. in H olland . Se p t. 19. 1199—At Harwood Hall. St. George's. Somerset, aged 112, the Rev. R. Wilkins. Vicar of that parish and Rector of Weston is Gordan.—At lilliehes, seas Dublin. ' de ► Brighton. aged Cmisley, ti President of the Philoariphical So. HutinP. aged ft, Wynn, Dlint. -After indis- Baron .._ Robeck.--At years member. mad many years I tidy near Spltal-square.—Near - T. Es+ Chief Engraver of his Majesty's five hoius • position, occasioned by fright, Mrs. Thurman, widow. of fortate.—. She awoke from sleep and imagined her bed-room was MI fires hoe alarm was groundless. but she expired under the effects of ber terror. —At nipple Vale, Kent, aged en. F. W. P. French, fonnerly of his Majesty's *ship Podargua.—At Winchester, Mrs. Home. relict of the Li eut. Col. Ilome. of the :nth rek,, , iment. and mother of L a dy wife of the Rer. C. D. Barnard, Bettor of Bigby.l.la eoleshire.—At Newcastle-upon-Tyne, in a fit of apoplexy. Mr. Bl•Crearly, mower of the theatre in that town, and father of Mr. IkPeready, of Covent Garden Theatre.—On the ith Sept. in child.. bed. After giving birth prematurely to a Prince and Princess. th• Archduchess Hermine, wife of the Areliduk• Palatine of Hungary. —At Calais, Mr. W. Gann. of the Piazza Coffee-house, after au illness of only three darn.—At Paddineten-green, C. W. Talbot, req. only son of Sir 0. Talbot. Bart. of New Burlington-airoci. LONDON MARKETS. COIN-EXCHANGE. FRIDAY, OCT. 3. We have had hut a short snppply of most articles of Grain shim Monday—Some few fine samples of Wheat which came to hand. folly reached Monday's prises.—Benns. Pease. and Barley, support one last qttoaation ; aiidfor real fine oats taller better prices nu: olitalrisi In other atticla Ire have nu alteration to Doan. MONDAY, OCTONNiI 6. There was a mall supply a Wheat this morning from Form and tent ; the floe samples *ere taken off, at the early,part of tl‘e at an advance of 2s. to Si. per quarter since last Nfondav ; the inferior and ordinary sorts were very dull in sale. Fine Malting Barleys being in &maw& ohtalwed bat wades prices s- but diocesan of con dition are Anima unsaleacle. Fine Oats were ea. p-r quarter dearer, tin New flats in general being of an inf*r;or qualitr. ing Pease advanced consist:l'3l4. ItyF. Beanan Grey Pease will' little variation. Bap...seed is dearet. laniaol a du ll y ode. P. S. S. S. a. I. Wheat 56 aBB WhitePeases l ) a5B rollout flats vs a 34 rine ditto. 78 a 100 I Grey Pease 56 a 45 rotritoe ditto f 26 •St bye SY a 40 Mar 5...... a Fine Flour 7t a 141 Fin^ Barley 50 aSO rick* Milt Ilaa 54 Oats . IG a 45 llapeSeetl44L a 471.- - PRICE OF lIREAD. The highest Om of the heist Wheaten Bread diroet,e,i - hout the tote• tropoli.s is ..Uteri by tbz.. IVikers to he la the Qoartern Loaf•— Some !taker; sell the Qmatcm Loaf f.om id. to Se. lower. VETtAGE PRICES O} CORN PETT tjrATITER. IT ENGLAND AND W.musron TUC I (`ECG ENDIvO W g7. hca I t Rye f Braley Cats I limns \!a' CS 74 1 42 1.1 45 t 1 42 I, 47 0I 51 It'incr; OF NEAT, NiroNDAY, 0 V EWGaI C s. d. a. d. Heads if Cattle oil Beef 3 3 a 4 Mutton —5 4 a 4 6 Peasta, about..... 5010 Veal to a 3 4 Shisql Mon Pork 3ia 5 4 Calves ;;Ico 1ar0b....0 u R 0 0 Pigs 340 :roaric 6. AVID I.4:AIIIINITALL. I::treuse s. (1. s. d. Hod 30a1G Mutton ! 0388 Vcal 3 4 a 5 0 Pork - 4 MB3O • Lamb 4 0 a 48 lIA\ ANL) STRAW PElt LOAM X. a. d. £. s. d. Aver. X. I. d (Hay— 300a.3 9 0 4 0 8111'1'111'1E1.D ('lover 4 00 • 7 — S IO (5 I, Smarr llO oallo —ll4 • (Hay.— 314 0a 5 5 0 15 6 ST. J,ssMs's O'lover 413 0a 6 6 0— Siu 6 straw 1 16 0 a e 2 0 1 19 0 Hay .100a316 0 —. S It C10ver....-6 6 l6 0 0 a It 0— 2 0 0 WHITECHATEL AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. Computed from the Returns made in the week ending Oet. 1 is Os. 6id. per ewt. exclusive of the Duty of Ctworus paid or oayalga thereon on Importation thereof iuta Great Britaut--(Saturiay's Gazrtte. PRICE OP STOCKS. Bank Stock 3 per Cent. lieduccd OM 3 per Cent. ( onsolt Bll .-. 4 per Cent. 10611 b pt.' t Cent. Navy India Stock I)itto Bonds (3 per Cent.) 74 77 Pr. Exchequer Bills , Yid. per Day .24. t 7 22 Pe Consols :or "it Long Annuities — the &nandpubrabra by R. Wil Ka. No. 1 141 . Loa unv MT, betweva St. Ilenatan's Church and FAI N I . I.CET-STRI antl tiwwanial in deit rotry by all NewateaP. BookselVas, and Clerks of the amis n& ge of postage.