The National Register. — London, England, 1816-04-14 00:00:00

The saute ill' i5,11(.1' stood again iiii:;eted r but glaroilisi to.- teriut tire tint Iliva house of the Earl of Romstic..., in; Hal. at two coaisond other arch fe s. From the evidence ..1 ctutrit , postillion to the pro secutor, it appeared, that on the night of the ..,tll , he went not from his masier's stables, over %shill , he siert, and which a dioine the dwelling house, leaving the 11.10 r tact. ()a iYis Eon si lte r I the door broken open, und the artietes car ried off. Part of the prepert:. wait 11,1111 ti in the prisoner's lodgings. Mr. Adolpims, for the prisoner. objected to the description of the prosecutor in the inilictosient. lie was there (testi-hied as os Archibald .101111 Primrose, Esq. COMMOIIIy idled Pearl lloseherry." Seism a peer 4.f the re.ilm, he submitted that he rood rut be properly termed all Esquire Stick a title might have brew lint precious to the onion with Ireland, but since that event it wt , imprui.cr. flue ih et.r.l.•r snub, hr thought the point was one which (l o t h* to be submitted to the Judges, he should therefore re sets, it. The prisoner was then found y, death, subject to the opi nion of the Judges on the abject' taken. The prisoner was then tried and toned guilty, capitally, of a burglar' in the house ofGett. Burton, in Montague-place. There were five other indictments against him of a similar nature, upon which he was not tried. HiGIIWt‘ ItOItHERY.-- W. Joie, was indicted for assanlting Mr. 11. Dewiirey on the King's highway, and taking from his person a watch, chain, and seals, on the tith Feb. last. The prosecutor was passing through How-street, Bloomsbury, on the night in question, and was surrounded by several ince, of whom the prisener was one. The swimmer took his wateh treat Min and went away. As soon as lie was gone, the other men knocked the prosecutor duwu and took front him a 11. note and a sixpence. As it dill not appear that the prisoner had himself used force and violence, he was acquitted of the highway robbery and found guilty of stealingfrom the person. 80 UNION HALL. On Wednesday, Daniel Phillips, a native of Wales, WAS lorou4lit up bs doff, apprehended us a vagr••nt begging in t►e streei. oi.t. Savioar's parish. He wore a lung heard, and his apparel Mai a complete bundle of rags, and his whole appear. once pre-motel a picture of extreme misery and penury ; a bag was slime across his shoodder by a piece of list, and on exammiag its contents, they were found to consist of pieces of soap, cheese, meat, bread, nuts, &c. and about twenty small parcels made np in brown paper. On opening these, they were (mend to contain thirtecu dollars, Mae three-shilling pieces, firteen eighteen-pieces, two guineas, two half ditto, and sixteen shillings in silver and copp..r money. The pri•oucr admitted ho hail obtained this money by begging.—He was committed to the House of Correction for seven days, and ordered to be passed to his parish at the expiration of that time. Oa Tuesday evening as Mr. G. Moue, of Ditton, in Surrey, was pawing through Hishopsgatc-street, he was thrown down by four persons, who apologised and helped hint up, hoping he was not hurt. Scarcely had they gone, however, when Mr. M. felt for his pocket-book, containing near 601. in notes, and found it gone. Information being given thereof to the Lord Mayor, officers were dispatched in various directions, and on Wednesday, four of the country notes were traced to a man who was about to change them for those of the Bank of Eng land. This led to his arrest and that of several other persons, by which means there is little doubt that the real delinquents will be discovered. On Wednesday nermight, a woman named Shoebridge, wa■ committed to Sussex county gaol, for stealing some wine from the house of Mr. Thornton, of Horsham, at the very time the Judges, who lodged there, were in it. What is extraordinary, her son, 15 years of age, with two other youths, were sentenced the same day to seven years transportation. EXECUTIONS. —SIouch) morning It. Russell, for the murder of his father, was executed on the roof of Horsentonger-lane gaol. Since his coneictiff. os Friday setinight, he had appeared ex tremely penitent, and evinced a due sense of his enormous crime. After the usual period of suspension his body was de livered to the surgeons for dissection. Monthly settnight, Om. Cultsralieder was executed at the drop in front of Hereford goal, pursuant to his sentence, for the murder of his wife. Ott Saturday sennight Edward Lea was executed on the Castle hilt, Norwich, pursstiant to his sentence at the last Assizes, for issuing forged notes of the Hank of Fngland. All who tny on or before Saturdni, 117th instant. will participate in a Bonus of - Three Hundred Whale 'tickets, with all the Priam that may be contained du...win. EYTON, Sand-Broker, ‘2, Cornhill, and 18, Coventry Street. congratulates his Friends and the Public at large on the Capital Prizes of the last Lottery, being sold in Shares, and E. EYTON sm. erre]) hopel the same circumstance will occur in the present Lottery, aril that the Purchasers at the above favourite Offices will, as usual. ob tain Snares of Cie Capitals. The new Lottery has many, very many strong mommentlations, for riith only 14,000 Tickets--there are fcattw priers, double the number of Capitals ; Si x Thousand Tickets Man last Lottery; ti.o Prins of Thirty Thousand Pounds: be sides "IPTY other CAPITALS. The Prizes will be paid all in Money, and the Lottery has no Con vieefan with any future one.—Begins 14th May. Miose who are in etined to rdventure are rerpectfully inidttal to give a preference at the &rims of E. EYTON Svora-BittitEn, . ?. Comhill, and I it, Ctwentry.stry:t, Wherr ever' description rf Ropiness in the Public Funds continues to be traawleviti with r.nd Honour. N. 11. Partiadars of the Ronus -cntaining th? Ntrtil,tni of the That lituidted Tiekets may be had at EY'rON'a Office gratis, I'SPRECEDENTED ADVANTAGE PIIIDING & Co. No. 1, CORNIIII.I., have much sue in bearing testimony to the liberality of the Contractor for the pre sent Lottery, who has announced an important BONUS, indepiirei u nt et, and is odilithn to, ell the Prh.e, writ/wind in the Scheme, viz. A FItISE GIFT GF T11111:1; 11UNIMED WHOLE Ti(firrs The 1.11:11 total of Prises belonging to which, (even if it 4:ould be v n,ooo. £70,000, X,so,orht. or morn) will he divieed ameng. the Ilehltrs of all Tickets and Shares which shall have Gem] put chimed on or Eri.von R . t h e rth of APHyI„ accordirg to thei,r respective beeirier the Chance of hi,' own Ticket Shise. every eae?.i Purcloiser will aJeo base an Mt:rest in :700 Numbers, and although he own r,av ht, a /1/,;,/... he will still be errtaio to rertive sn,tehing be I?tm share iu the BON v Ilieh may be coiisidetable, as thtre has seiner, Leta mutt then about torn 7 icketa sold at that din tar.e, before the .titer the 37th of April co dietinguislsing Afe h aIU be pu: upon 41 Tick, ts and Shares, to denote the , ' are u•,; leatitiAt to the :dime Box t• n,--auul the sg;.iregaw Nunilior of Tickets and 13.ii:TO 601:1 Up tO 015: it;tlt of April will - be oifei:dly published in tie Gazette, that the Public may be enabled to ascertain /qua murk p r Tirket the predoce of the How um amounts to, N.B. AF eAtra /it can only be secured by an re.-ly Pm eltare, the Public are :authined agnimt ti,/, / , and rvspeetfullv invited bigive sputum% to the OSA ofT1D111M; Ot Cu. Ism COMNIJILL. Mi. DUI GE NAN. Hied on Thursday, at his lodgings in Parliament-street, the Right Hon. Ir. Patrick theigemui, He was taken ill on Wednes day, and a physician was Gdled, who alit nut consider him in any im mediate danger. but shortly atter Invakti.st his itiresei increased rapidly, and he died is the net of sticking an oranv.—lly his death many places and offices are heroine vacynt in Ireland, in which he was .5 odkn• of the reenwiative (gam, I )ulitin ; Moyer-Genen.l of the Metrovolain Court, rihme, and of sevcal other ACLY Surnierate ha the Coort of ; Professor of Civil Late in the Usaversity of Dublin: am! Re presentative in Carlimoent for the City of Armagh. lie was bred at the Ciliversity of Dublin, where he obtained lirst a scholarship. and thin a fellowship. Ile remained in College until the late night lion. Holy I hiteltinsion Gather of the f:srl of Donote,:buitore, was maninatcd Provost, on whic h oreasion he is said to hue published a poem. enti tled. L le hrp w r Airelemiro, and soon after retired. Ile retained. however. his situation as I weturer of Civil I ,rs. Previously to this he had been calks' to the Irish Bar in and obtained a silk tnesn uv king's Counsel. la ;as be also be a Bencher of the li Mies Inns. Dublin. Ile was n Member of the Irish Parliament until the Colon, since which he has sat in the Imperial Parliimient. as Peprc sentativeia tl a Citi Although descended from a Roman funOly, hoc political life has been remarkable tior his anlent opposition to the Catholic Claims. In early life he niarrii st a Mi. , . Cusack. daughter of a Catholic Gentleman Of the comity of Meath, and sister of lardy Smith, wig'. of the late Sir Michael Ninth, Master of the Rolls. His second wife was Mrs. Ilepenstal, widow of Mr. C ecwge Ilepenstal, Attorney, and Clerk to the Police Establishment of the City of Dublin, who survives him. Ile leis left no linte by eider marriage. In a long and industrious life, and being a man of mode rate expeneet in his mode of living, he iiinassod a considerable fortune. the hulk of which, wo unilerslaml, lie hoc bequeathed to the nephew of Lis first wife. Sir Smith, one of tlw Barons of the Court of Exchequer. Ireland. He was a very robust man, of on excellent con stitution, and was, at t h e timed his death, upwards of so years of age. CITY FREEHOLD. TO BE SOLD, A Freehold Estate in the City, on Lease to respectable Tenants. producing' Net Rental of itiol.iter ann. Apply to Messrs. DYSON and FREEMAN. No. S. Ca►tle court, lkMtin Lane. A GRAND RONT's. TO PURCHASERS in the present STATE LOT TERY on or before the roll of THIS April, a BONUS of 300 TICKETS, deposited in the Bank of England, will be given, let the produce be what it may. 4"Gihotst or .040,000, to be equally divided among the Adventurers in pmportion to the purchase ;mule, whether a whole Ticket, Half. Quarter, Eighth, or Sixteenth, over and above what they may be entitled to by their own purehnst ; so that every . one will have Prize Money to receive. Thve valuable Chances, with a List of the Numbers, may be had Al No. 26. COlt NH I LL, the °Are of the Public's Most obedient invents, . _ and CO. STATE LOTTERY TN KETS AND SHARES BOPGIIT RE FORE THE ~ ..7th APRIL, ENTITCLED TO PECULIAR ADVANTAGES. T. 111S1 I returns his sincere Thanks for the very great portion of public Patronage which the present Lottery has so generally received, and begs to recommend an early purchase, in order that Adventurers may secum to themselves the advantages resulting from a Bonus of :too Whole Tickets; the produce of which will be divided among the Holders of all Tickets and Shares bought at any Lottery Office In Town orCouatry before the rth of this Month (April), The Public will be fully able to estimate the Benefits which may se cure to early Purchasers, by u reference to the Scheme of the Lottery, which will be found to contain Two Pries of 50,6901. and 50 other Capitals, although the number of Tickets to be sold to the Public does not amount to 14,000. Tickets and Shares arc selling by the Con tractor, T. BISH, 4, Conthill, and 9, Charing-Cross, who sold in this Month last year, all the three 30,0001. Prins. *.• Lottery begins 14th May, but the Bemis ceases 27th of this Month.—(Schemes, with frill partiodus, gratis;). J- SIVEWRIGIIT requests his Friends, the Public, early attention to the New Lottery of 14,00(0 Tickets, alihritegit there are 000 Ticket,. less than thaw. I .ottery ; it contains Capital Prix:•.r greater in value and number. SCHEME. 2 Prizes of £3oooo ate 60.000 2 S,O(W) lO.OllO 5 1,1(00 5,0(0) 5 5OO 2,300 38 .4;400, £3OO, £2(81. &c 14,000 3,534 1:10010.C10 Elmo having had the good Mitotic to share the first Prize of 1:30,000 ever sold; in addition to the many of . .f.-10,0(10 I .004,763 25,000 I 20.000 &c. &c. He tnista to a sepetitinn thereof at his Old Established Offices. • 37, Conthal I 38, Haymarket, 11, I tolborn 141, Oxford-street. DR. C N1:1:RON is consulted every day, (Sundays excepted.) from Ten till Time o'clock, rt his Douse, No. ga, Berner -street, Oxford street. Patients unable to attend are requested to send a small quan tity of their morning urine. Although Dr. C's method singular, it is a well-known fact that he has restored many to pert: ct health, when the most eminent of the profession have failed, in painful, lingering, and dangerous races; as Diseases of the Liver, Billions, and other Obstructions, Jaundice, Com plaints in the StoMach. Nervous Debility, Gravel. Dropsy, Ate. ',1.0 those Complaints peculiar to Females at the different periods of life.— Advice to the poor without a fee. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. SF.LECT ARTICLES Colt THE TOILETTE. LADIES who frequent I'4lls, &c. generally complain of the unpleasantness of the Hair fallir.g out of Curl, this eireurtistane.! has occasioned muuerous attcmps to find a remedy, but nothing is 60 simple, so elegant. Jowl so efficacious, as ATKINSON'S CURLING:FLUID, which has been la:noun:a by iloyal Patronage, and nave of the Nobility. The Curling Fluid, is a most elegant substitute for Oils, romatarns, Extracts. 6.. c. in moistening the I lair in dressing. it fee's it from Settrf, &e., makes it soft and glossy as silk, and keeps it in Curl, during eat cise. or in the darnrst weather; it promotes the growth and thick- TM of the Hair on I.) e-Brows, and 11 hiskers, ana is shoat a certain regenen.tion of the hair on bald places. as has been o:), riLnced ht thole-amts. See e few Wetimonieb of its efEcery in pamphlet. entitl-ti. an Essay on the ]lair, wrapped round each bottle. wit:, ss. lid. los. od, and one guinea. ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE, warranted to change grey or red 1 lair on the lieu], Whiskers, Ike„ to :. beautiritl and permanent brown or black, pries 3e. Cul. 10s. nil. and omits:tint:a. ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP. A new Discovery in the ert of Snap making, entirely freed from throe smarting medities so much complained of in tither Sonpv, gives ti.e most beautiful whiteness and dearness to the Skin, and keeps it from chopping in the coldest weather, price is. per square, or Ices. CA. a dosen. ATK INSON'S . LA V ENDER 14'A'I'L 11. Ws. the Pint, or one dozed for two Guineus. This I.ivender forms the genuine frue,wnce of the tintst 1 *- vender limters, and notwithstanding t' , e reducer! price, is :in—. :01 ro others rs..ally sold at ttre. tines the paice. !'old AT Ps. fun:. r, No. 43, Gerrard Street, Staitp-s ittste, L 013641, idid by mos; Yerfainers, and flair Dream. BIRTHS. At Penzance, Mn. Smith, wife of the Rev. G. C. Smith, of a son, being the third within twelve month& AIARIIIED. At Rochester. Sir T. Osborne, Hart. to Miss Smith, daughter of the late Major Smith.—At Streatham. J. Eyre Watson. Esq. to Mary Anne, daughter of .1. Kap., Esq. Wandsworth-common. Surrey.-11 Gifford, Esq. of Lincoln s Inn. Parrister-u-law, to Harriet Maria. sccend daughter of the I , te Rev. E. Drcwe, sitar of Broadhembury, I)evonshirc.—W. Ua Huh ton, Esq. of Glynhyr. Carmarthenshire, to Caroline, yot,egest &IT:Net. of J. !Luckell, Esq. of Wandsworth eomman.-I,ient. W. Miller, of the Artillery, chi. st -on of Major Gt n. to Henrietta, eldest daughter of Col. Colchrook, of the same cmrps. DIE T% At Mar:rate, after a short illnrss, the son of .1. Boys, aged tight vcats. It ie hut ten weeks since r.no;her child, aged nine pars, died, loth of water en the bruin; brought on it is feared from having. dinin g the summer and witiann, liver, daily in the hvbit of amusing and picas. ing each other with a swing of considerable height in Mr. Boys's giir. den. and by twiliing themselves about to a tcrsr.t degree, to produce giddinvss to each other in the tisu:.! play of children, so as to encou rage that dispoition to hydrocephalus. which must children arc wore or less subject to. Various circumstance* and symptoms of their ap pmehing illness have so materially stren;;theued this supposition, that it bus been deemed right to enable us to communicate to parents these extraordinary and melancholy eircitinstances.—At Ver‘aillcs. iu his Sid year. M. Ibtcis, the breach tragic t.—ln Win. Austin. Esq.--At Stoke Newington, in is afith vear..l. llicketts. Itsq. —At Blatherwycke Park, Northaniutonshire. the lien. MN, I k a r e . the lady ot' 11'. H. Hoare, Fral.-11. Motility, Esq. late in the Civil Service, !tem.:al.—Suddenly. Mr. W. lioliins, silversmith, Fleet-street. the /4th alt. very suddenly, at an advanciAl age, in the pulpit of „Hales Church, near Bungay, whilst discharging his retort! duty, V. 1.. }tarn:nil, A. M. !lector ot Stockton, and author of several Sacred Puems.--Of a paralytic fit, M. Jeri, in, Esq. of Fore-styes t.—.l.t Wal burton Sussex, Gen..l. Whyte, Cud. of the afith reg.—.%t Mof fatt, Scothind, Mrs. M. Home. relict of .1. Home s f: q. of Kilduff W. Bowles, Esq. of Brompton.row.Knightsbridge.—:%llw. Masten, widow old. lute Bishop of Bangor. rig.d Stss—F. Esq. of East Grinstead, Stictex.—On the :1(1 inst. at lie seat, Puttees. loon Priory. Surrey. S. Cornish, Esq. .Wasiral of the Red, in his ;Celt year.—The Bev. l'rehend of Winchester Cathedrih and Ifeetor of IVotito3n. near 1 Mrking, s.e - rey.— n Hirt ith year..l. Esq. of hackney.—At Kingston,.lariab a, in his 19th year.T. F. nici. youngest stun of A. Chunk,. of Nei. limarhatrciet.—.l. 31iite:ford, a poor man of Erstield, near 1 in a fit of &minus deslionsleni y he put an end to his existence, by deliberat e ly tirownin.rliniscit in a pad; for many years strongly attached to tic principles of absolute i nation, it had for some time pa.st so deeply periutled his mind, as to preclude the operations of reason, and to impel hint to the cominissbni of the mart dreattful crimes. APRIL 14. • LON VON 31 COMA•EXCIIIANGE, DIMIDA V, APRIL 8. 'Plc Supply of Wheats tot this day, market being 'Try mo iterate, and many buyers itimearing, the Colors obtained MI advance of Is. to vs. per quarter. The matters take (Aran the prime Barleys as soon as arrived; the pr!ue this morning was about is. per quarter higher than tin dos (lay semmght ; and Malt Aiu very brisk demand by the brewers. Hog Ptio.e were Is. to 2s. per quarter dearer; Boilers also in sale ; and is Is. per quarter dearer. The supply of the New Tiek Beans being hardly adequate to the demand, were soon cleared Mt at Is. to 2a. per quarter Avauce.--Oides were ..carce t and line samples about Is. pc. quarter ollearer. Wheat - 44 a 72 Fine ditto - 46 a7O • . VI aSO Marcy - !Oat/ Nat 64 a 6. I ' White Pease tiny Pease - - Deaths . ' • Tiras - - Oats - - a. a. 3- a 35 51.> • 3I it • .1 a CI a'4l P. ►. Po'and Oats . 21 a 22 rotal,,e ditto is a le Fine Four -5() aOh becood 41i a 10 Ripe -ted M. a 301. AYLItAuk: PRICK OF COI(N, 1`1,1( 314 0 Eng and & Wakve, deol'and. a. d- a. d . Wheat . !• 9 Fir - . SS • - Barry - 23 • 0 101.3 - 17 10 . 0 I .I.ot f price. !. 5 pm. lip 1 (1.3pu1. 4 ti I p. iGg 46 , 2 1 cf... knsland &%S n. icotland. .. d. •. d. QUARTEit, FUit Wk. Eli thDING CII si 7 • Beans 513 l'e .re - 30 10 Uetmrul. 111 7 Beer 4.r 0 0 AVERAGE PRICE OF •I GA!, Computed from the Returns made in the Week endinr, Apia 10, :Ws. 7d. prr eel. exelmthe of the Duty bil2mitoins paid or payable thereon on the Importation thereof into Great Britain. (From Siitu ri NO Laotian Ghe.ll t 1 lOU 01 M1.41', 111.11./AY, Lit. It Nregate owl Leedeshalt. I. d. Pier. - 3 8 a 6 - ♦ to a b 0 Ve•I• - 5 oao 0 Pork - ♦ U a 5 0 Lamb - 0 0 a 0 0 Heads of Cattle at Smith Skid. • Beasts, about - 407 Slarepand Lambs eMSO Calves . . . I .0 rigs - - - 3:0 innate a. d. a. d. Beef- - 3 s • 4 t Muu♦n - . .3 4 ■ 4 0 veal - 4 4 • 3 ♦ Pork - 4 0•0 lamb - - 0 0 a 0 0 HAY AND SIkAW PEA LOAD. L. s. .1. L. ■. d. Mora L. s. d. Has - • - 5 In n a 5 0 O— ♦ 5 II ST. Lturs . s. 0 0 • • 0 0 0 —— 0 0 Q Sitars I ip 6 • t It 0 I .1 • - 1 4 0 a to 5 0 4it It %VHITLCHAPEL.I Clover - 0.5 0 a 6 0 0 p t •, 1 Straw . fto• 2 a 0 —— Hay_- 1 i 0 a S d 0 -- 411 RMITHFILLT. c Clover . 550■ 0 0 0 It: • Shaw - 1 Ili g , a • 5 • 0 0 Ships At XOND IY, APRIL B. lipi fo:d. V; I from d. r. 9u 0 • 4. 3 , 0 a 4.. • 34 0 a Ito $ 0 a 4: ft 3;) 3 a 4:4 .$ 360 a it) WEDNESDAY, APR. lo 1:4 ! -- 1111 FRIDAY, APRIL 19. &livered a; lAL af,thKl• Newt. ,t•le s1111det•-1,1 Nroca•Cl 4underiond Newaut Sunderland PRICE OF STOCKS FOIL THE WEEK. Moadayfutsday. Wanes.: Thum. liclay. Bank Stock , ;14tret.Red. 1 9i .117 7 3per ct.Con.l6l Ifini & 1 4per ct.Coa.l—.—. 7 3p.et.N.An-!901 i 90 1 14 ! 14.11 k 1.. An..--- • - 111).3p.c- ,4 ” 1 !is! ri.t imps :noel ludic Bondi '1 pm. ----- 178 1 dim pni. ils 3s Ex. Bah 5 dis. !3, 5 dia. '3.1 1,. 1 d is to 3s Omnium ... 16 pm. .16 pm. 116 St. I.ot. Tian Con. for Ac:6l GI L 1.1,0510 n : Printe and published by R. WILIES, at No. cd,t, Chancery-lane, Fle:d street, and forwarded into the Cottutry by all Newsmen, Clerks of the Roads, and Booksellers, free a Postage, et lls, per quarter. z_.. aTon.4, .