The National Register. — London, England, 1821-01-28 00:00:00

UNION HALL. On Friday, sever ii persons who gain their livelihood by tending SondAy newspapers, appeared at this office to answer remain summonses with which they had been saved, for selling papers on the Sabbath. Mr. Harmer was retained on their pail, and advised them not to an swer in their names w tiro cilled upon, as, he contended, *hat according to the Act 01 Parliament, an information ongli to hate been entered, and a copy furnished to the delendAlls. It nits, however, discovered that the 5111111- 111011Ses did out heir die enrisiian names of the parties summoned, and the ,Magisirate in consequence declartd that Illwre was no charge before him. Ooc indvidual had unfortuumelv answered to his summons before Mr. Harmer arrived, and lie was only discharged upon paying the expenses. EXTIvionniXARY I' tcAs.—Sir Paul Baghott, of Lypeat Park, has opened a literary battery against Sir C. B. Codrington, Bart. of thaldington Park. The cause of the attack will be best explained by an extract of a letter from the former to the latter. The silence of Sir C. B. Ccalrington, for the space of twelve days after the occurrence, induced Sir P. Baghott thus publicly to remonstrate, as he thinks the relative situation in which they each stand in the county of Gloucester, entitles him to expect, at least, common courtesy : .• on Tuesday, the t. , t;th of December, while travelling upon the box ut theelichenhant and Bath coach with other passengers, about one o'clock at mid-day, I observed that a hare had been caught by a wire, in a plantation a fix yards distant from the road, upon which the coachman stopped his ho:ses, end descended from the bus. 1 entered the plantation and took up the hare, which speared to he nearly decayed, and whilst examining the skin, 1 was immediately seized by two Libouring men, who vialtaidy exclaimed. • We've caught you at last: you trust ;,,i) down to Sir Millers.' On this, 1 nut only told these men my name, and that 1 was a magistrate of the county, and celled upon the coacluisan and passengers to corroborate this fort, which they did, renionsaating at the tattle thhe whir the men upon their outrageous conduct; but I likewise produced my pocket book, and sundry haters directed to one, all of whiea proved unevailing, and I was by force &anvil into the park of Doddington, and titan thence down to your pallailiwo mansion; where, heing ushered as a criminal to the threshold ufyour lordly portico, and having undergone the SillT4.Dl and gentlemanly remarks of your children, their preceptor, and (I should imagine front the numbers, both male and female, which surrounded me) every retainer ut your nousehold, during the space of an hour, in a north east wind, I was admitted to the honour of an audience in the open air !—To remind you, Sir, of what then passed, would prove, in certainty, nu has instilling to my own feelings as a gentleman, than derogatory to ray thhy its a nim,isirate: suffice it to say, Sir, (and I thus publicly call upon you to deny lily soltoin statement), that you refustxl to take my word when repeatedly told you that I was Sir Paul liaglant ; relating like wise every thing that had occurred from the nutrient I WaS Ailed call, moreover, upon Mr. Taylor, of Wootton Underudge (who politely ennevyednie to th Cross (lands in his curricle, order to enable me tap procure a chaise to pursue my join racy to Bath, where I did not arrive till three hours after my unjustifiable imprisonment by your vassals), to corroborate this testinomy. BANK NOTES—It seems not generally under stood, that to trace a lost Bank Note, its date, as well as its number should be known. litiless both date and number be named, the Busk cannot un dertake to stop a stolen, or lost note, in consequence of there being many notes, of the same number and value, but of various dates. To persons liable to such loss, this infiormation may be useful. Rex . v. Ethearil Gilbs, Esq.—This was an itidictineut for an aSsaiiht. The defendant is a most worthy and respectable in on, residing at Quarles, near the proyectoor, Rabat Leamon, jun. a saddler, at FaKeithatii; in the niarke , -plaLc of which toter the defendant's Whet-111 law, sl r.Ureem, was in high al.er canon with the prosecutor o heti the defendant came up, and addressing Mr. Green, sail, " Why do you stand talking with such a ivl;ow as this? (meaning the !owe cutor). Upon which Mr. Leaino.. remarked, "Fellow ! Mr. Gibbs, I don't understand you-1 hate no busines, with you," The defendant then exclaimed, " God d—n your blood, you swindling rascal, if you Lay three words to me, 1 will iunsewhip you." The prosecutor made tio reply, and t h e defeitdosit immediately followed u p his threat by striking the prosecutor several times with a jockey-wit p which he had in his hand, and the prose cutor's rialit ant, shoulder, and back, were very gotten bruised by the blows. The prosecutor did not try to defend himself. but after limit struck several times, merely caught Iliad of the cud oh the whip, and observed to„,tite defendant, " You called the a swindler,' the delentlaid ansteeivd, " Yes, and I can prove you so, at Wills laces, - and then repeated blows, until taken away by :Nit . . E. BA, tone of the witioesses. Tne prose cint;r allowed that the defendant had made various offers to compromise the matter, which went oft lit conse quence of the detention* refusing to retract the charge of stvitodisisg. It appeared that Arr. Gibbs had subsequently expressed his sorrow I . or hacimtg t:t.ll guilty ail uteacti of the laws of his country, and had odered to apologize to the prosecutor—the Court nevertheless ordered hurt to pay a title of aoot ii! and to be imprisoned the fine was paid. l'he fine Wa3 of course paid in stantly, and the defendant lett the Court attended by his friends. • All through Ira land, the ceremonial of wakes and .funerals is most ptincioolly atiendrd to, and it requires ,sonic scacufr faire to entry iMotigit the arrangennitt in a unisteriy maun.er. A great adept at the business, who had been the prime manager at all the wakes in the neighbourhood fur many years, was at last called away from the death-beds of his fi iends to his own. Shorty bifore he died, he gave inintne directions to his people, as tic the mode of waking Il i ;;; in proper style. " Re collect,-11.1S 11e," 10 pill three candles at the 'wad of the b. il, ai'ter y o u lay site out, and lan a 1 the loot, and one a. each pith:. Mind glow, and put a plate wish etc sail eta it just a-ioit of my breast. And, do av ii hear, ha.• Isla nit n' lobo:en coon: It. And remeniver to matte the pouch strong. Anil—tv hat is the use of talking to an.!; sure, 1 know, you'll be sure to Wait it, as 1 won't be t here ray. 11." IDiczba. In Crosby row, Wa!worth road , Mrs. John 'Vinland, of a slaughter. Lt Lamb's Conduit street, the lady of W. (*antsy, esq. of a mot. Mrs. It. strattou, of Benicia streit, of a 11.ingliter. At King's Langley, Mrs. W. Petite, of a poll. rs. T. C. !laniard, of Sillibury square, of a son. Alm ). G. Ctickltl,oi taunter sled, 13ruuswiek square, of a son. *barna. At Ilminster, J. Robertson, oar. sairgeon, of ((cheater, Somerset, to Aorta, tumuli daughtel of Mr. I.o4liag, ut I lininster. At St. Pancras, W. N. Elabadge, merchant, of Antigua, to Maria, daoglaire of W. !Moorehead, esq. of liampsteall road. ti. W. Rockland, oq. of Shaftesbury, Door*, to Ilarriut, third daughter of C. Lush, esq. of Litanies avian.. Diet!. On (be ItOth of August lest, in camp, at Coliandghee ()pooh, East Indies, Capt. Chatfield, of the tat recillieut Mantras native "an), in his 3slh year, eldest son of W. Chatfield, esq. of Croydon, olio has to foment the loss of two AMA bettee in t h e company's chit service. At buy, on the 14:h of June last, t 01. J. cumin:ma'am of thy it battalion of 'tannery. At Matlock, John es+ formerly of Moorgale,Loodoo. Mrs. Mary Nlillar, wife or W. Millar, es.l. or Iteilmal green. The wife of JIM... 611.ni, CHI. Cavendish square. Nary Tattier, wile sit Mr. G. Niurrisou, Craven an Ca, Strand. :Vary, silo of the Rev. S. Newton, of Witham, Lulea. Aged 76, It. Ch4rinley, esq. or Wallarook house. At Stockoell, A. Si rat. of Itermonitsey. Un Saturday, the Lath tomato, Joint, the eldest eon of William ((Linehan al, Leal. of Covent Garden lbs.:tire. thin loss will long he regretted by all these oho kurw how prat was Wepromise 01 his cat ly genius in the profession lie had etuhrneed; and SOW of the I!ainintd Ppl . lllllClll or rtezeasing which lie has lett will Wag be valuable as pilots o. emulation to those who follow him. NOVELTY AND ADVANTAGE t A Tieka for only Eighteen Shillings !—a Sisteenth fur only Two Shillings !—and Three Prizes of £2,000 fur NO THING 1 !! T. BISH has tiicpleasure. of announcing to the Public a new and advantageous Mode of Adventure, which attaches excharely to those who purchase before VALEN TI NE's DAY, 14th this Month, ( FERRI: ARY)--Giving them the Chance of all the Capitals and other Prises, to be drawn on that day fiw a mere trifle ; and the positive certainty of the Public gaining three Priz.% of 2,000 Consuls for NOTHING! ! ! —The following is brief outline of this novel and profitable arrangement:—Every Ticket or Share bought betOrc Valen tine's Day will be entitled to the Purchase Money back again, if it should prove a Blank, or small Prize, or be undrawn, with the following deductions, provided it be returned to the Office where it was purchased, on or before Friday, 23d of February. A Tic KETI WlliollCOsb Is 0 will receive back.€ 23 0 0 A which C03L5...12 15 0 will receive back 12 4 0 A QUARTE costs... 6...3 0 will receive back 6 2 0 Aii En:turn—which costs... 5...9 0 will receive back 3 1 6 A SiscruurcTuwhich coats... 113 0 will receive back 111 0 BY WHIBH IT IS EVIDENT, THAT A TICKET which actually costs only 1.0 IS 0 A HALF only Lo I 1 0I An EIGHTH only £0 4 0 A QUARTER O-7 0 A SIXTEENTH 0n1y... 0 2 0 There arc, in Consols, and Money, SIX PRIZES OF £31.000 Besides several other Capitals ; THREE Prizes of 2,0001. are sure to be drawn in the first Five Minuti, and as the Holders of each of these Capitals will be entitled to an undrawn Ticket besides their Prize Money, they will literally gain 6,0001. Consols for Nothing !!! besides which, these gratuitous Tickets have as good a Chance as any others of obtaining Three of gI,OOOL in addition, and thus 23,0001. !may ultimately be obtained by the cost price of a Single Ticket, (Shares in proportion I ! ! MESSRS. CURRIE and CO. having devoted thent6cives to the study of, and been gratified by the most con siderable practice in those branches of the profession which they thought proper to select, trust, that after thirty yours resi dence in the metropolis, their talents are so well known, and their reputation so filly established, that no apology is requisite for their deviation from the regular mixle of practice. It may be proper to state, that their Medical Education has been of the first class i that they arc Members of the Royal Colleges of London and Edinburgh ; and as sa istactory evidences of the truth of this statement, Mei: diplomas and testimonials may be seen at their house, N a. 1117, Hatton garden, where they may be consulted with die greatest secrecy and honour by patients of either sex, aflicied by any of the following complaints i—l. A Certain Disease, fur which they have discovered a remedy, which is not only a complete substitute for mercury in the cure of this com plaint, but has also the advantage of eradicating the d.sorder I without debilitating the constitute: n.—f. In cases of Nervous 1) bility and Vascular Relaxation, whether produced by con vivial excesses. by the limituilstate enjoyments of sensual pleasures, or by iolitary sensuality, where Thu vigour sinks, the habit melts away The cheertnl, lure, and animated bloom Dies from the face, with squalid ittrorhy I)..eintr'il, in sallow inedincholy clad." Messrs. Currie and Co. are in possession of a Medicine that stands unrivalled for its superior efikary, in giving tune to every musetilar fibre of the patient, restutieg his animal spirits, and ra-establishing his vigour, without ititiattling the constitution, and thus exrosing hint to a relapse.—l. In Strictures of the Urethra, Messrs Currie and Co.'s pls.: of treatment has so tar surpassed eseiy other method of cute, that they have excited the astonishment and approbation of the most distinguished Surgeons, by etr.-eting, in three wicks, cures which defied all the resources of the it shill. In the cure of any of these coniplaints their pa tient; rill be tieated wirli the greatest skill and solicitude. Eatients in the country are requested to state p:trticulars of their case, age, and mode of living, enclosing a Rank of England Note, when the necessary medicines and advice will be sent to any part of the world.—No. 107, I atonn-garden. 53111111 JELL) ,IMI El. FRIDAY. JAN. W. —We had but 3 middling supply of prime Beasts ut market this morning, for which there was a brisk da. mood at last Monday's prices. Mutton, rink, and Veal, were plentiful, and readily obtained Monday's in the flay-market was very dull, and our last rieo, were with difficulty supported. followmg is a correct statement of the prices and numbars at market:— PRICE .I EAT, cI clu ive Id the Offal, , lncii consists til Ileati, and wsurtii ahnut Id. rkt 11,.—Ver biotic nt MONDAY. Beef 411 Od to •ts lid Nltittott $% 8d to 4s Nil Lunt) Os Oil to us lid Veal fss ld to 6,4 d Pork 4s 10J to :Is lOd [lead of Cattle at mat ker. Beasts Sheep and Lambss SIIO Calves lSt/ I'II lI~AI, Beef 4. 01 141 4. 84 Nlotioa 3. id to 4: 8d Latta) 0. U i to U. Uu .51 5: thl to 8. 4d Pot:. 4s 101 to 5. Ilttl Head of Caul:. at Market. lictota . . . 588 Sheep anti Land,. 4M U I , Cal, i• LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS in the greatest earicties,iuul the toost fa,hionable and condortubl. , fitting shapes, cheaper than uny house in London, at Airs. I NC. It 's Child bid Linen and Millinery Warehouse, No. SO, City . Howl, near Finsbury Square, where a very ue aud tt ell selected large assortment of Child Bt - il Linct. and *Millinery of every descrip tion, is :away ; kept ready, Particularly a choice collection of Turban, Lace, Dress, end all other Ceps, Fl ills. Ilandkerehiefs, &c. Country *Milliners and Sholikeciurt —Observe, nest dour to the Rustic lllli iiemaiwiiiieimomiihdaiuim. . • :Ptl.P • • - - • •C • * THE NATIONAL REGISTER konoon warkets CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JAW. U. We had only a middling supply of Wheat at market this morning, having had but few fresh artivals since this day week, but there being a pretty brisk demand for the goat qualities, the picked samples oliuuned full as high prices aslast week. The supply of Barley was very small ; a few fine samples obtained an advance of is. per quarter, but for the inferior descriptions there was no demand - . Of Oats we had but a small supply, but there was a good demand, and what samples appeared went off briskly at our last prices. In Peas, Beans, &c. there was but little business doing, and no alteration in price. CORN EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 246 We had a pretty goodsupply of Wheat at market this morning, from the coasts of Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, the demand for which was brisk, and the prices of last Monday were fully sup. ported. The supply of Harley was also rather large, but there not being a brisk demand that article was a trifle cheaper. In Oais there was very little business doing ; the demand fell far short of the supply we had at Market, consequently Monday's prices were with difficulty supported, except tor the finest sam ples, the interiordeseriuuons being Is. per quarter cheaper.— Deans and Peas were also is. per quarter lower, and dull sale at that reduction. CORN EXCHANGE, FLUDAY, JAN. 26. We had a pretty large supply of Wheat at Market this morn ing, having had several fresh arrivals since Monday; but the demand was nut adequate to the supply, consequently the prices of illonday and Wednesday were with difficulty obtained, except for the finest samples; the inferior descripuons were ts. per quarter lower. Barley was dull in sale, and having a good supply at market, that article was on the decline. In Oats, Beans, and Peas, there was but little business doing; the finest samples, however, remain at Monday's quotations. In other articles there was no variation. CURRENT PRP Per Winch :F...i OF 611, bier Meabute , HONDA Y. 8. t. 52 a 58 Si a W 1 2 a 30 ,IN FOR I', f Eight Huh WEEK, WICUNESU. S. t. 32 a 56 36 a 61 28 a 30 rittnA v. I. 32 a 56 36 a 6i 23 a JO 28 a 32 t 3 a 32 n 55 211 a 22 22 a 25 27 a SO 31 a 313 SY a S 1 :3S a 42 311 a Si 3Of. a S7l. 28 ;t 92 V 3 a 30 46 n 541 20 u 23 22 a 26 27 n 30 34 ;t 36 32 u 31 38 a 42 30 a 31 26/. a 311. 28 a 32 23 a 31 46 a 55 20 a 22 22 a 25 27 u 30 34 a 36 82 a 34 38 a 42 30 a 31 261. a 371. a S 4 a 6ti 42 a 4S a 54 a 60 4 a 4U a hi a 66 it a 4i: 36 a 44 25 u. 2M 20 a 23 17 a 20 21 a 21 32 u 33 SI a 35 3ti a 3S 31 a 32 43 a 51 36 a 44 lr a 20 20 a 43 :7 a 20 2! a 2! 32 a 34 ni a 35 36 a 38 31 a 93 43 u 54 96 ii 4 , 1, 25 a Zi tO a 21 17 a Ya 21 a Y-1 22 a 33 21 u 36 u 36 31 as 3') 43 A 54 Red Wheat . Waite Rye . Braiil or Buck WI nut Barley Pale Malt Feed o.tts Wei% in Poland du. New Tick Beans ttld ditto NOW Pigeon ditto Pence Grey Pease liapemied per lust FOREiGN. American Riga and Wimiar ies- Lind ditto. Rye Barley Feed Oats ...... or Poland do. Tuck Beam 144•0ri ditto . It nliuK Pear• rv) Pease Linseed per. qr. .. AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, Per Quarter, of the Twelve 3laritione Districts of ENGLAND and WALL!), fur ;Le Week Jauuary 90th, extracted Irueu Sattuday's Gazette. Wheat— 344 I Barley... e 5; 4.1 I Beetli 33s 3il Rye 31; 6.1 Oat • IS; 6d I Prase ... 93 BROWN OR MUSCOVADO SUGAR. Average Price Irani the Returns made in the %Veek Ib'edui•tdav halt. sjoi. 80. per cwt. exclusive of doh. I'I(ICEs OF TA LLOII , Nucl.: OF FA f, per it. uf Bib. SOAV, air:. per I Vint. Town Tallow SO, Od O. od Yellow Huseia. 64 Od —+ ud Wilito dirt, —s Od 00;1/d Melted Stuff Ws Od sln Oil Dino InitiOi 00a lid Sin Od (ire. VI, . . . . VOs Oil Good Ih ;;.s . . 0s Od Curd Soap . 104 s V low So..p 116. 51.0.1 ed . . . . AYe ‘Vititeehapel Market Si 3d St. James's Market Si SJ Clate Market . . Us Od Average-9s. Sd. Price of Candles, per dozen, per dozen 31Iost IL,. e,l for ready tunics COAL 51ARKET, JAN. G. Ship ai Minket. Ships sold. Prise. tAti Neocastle rli 32s lid to 113 Oil 12 Sunderland ...... 1r sis Od to 41a 04 11A1-NI. )lay — Clover Straw . . IthEl. 3 3 0 to S I 4 0 :1 4 0 to 1;4 6 0 ,1 G 0 to tl 10 0 LONDON : Printtd and Published by the tor. JOIN 'lll IGO. at the trfl:ce, Flee. Street, where all Letters to the Editor. Ac. (110. t taunt be addruz:ett. . ~ ~- -_ _. Os ea Polfcebitce - r lillad by Ann: strong, one of the oldest constables belonging to the IVorship-street Police Office, who was way-laid on Friday se'nnight, in going through Spitalfields, by a desperate party of ruffians, to whom he rendered himself obnoxious through his vigilance, and woo beat him in so dreadful a manner, that he was carried home senseless, died on Friday morning of his wounds. The Address from Sheffield, praying for the dis missal of his Majesty's Ministers, was sent off on Tuesday se'nnight to his Grace the Duke of Nor folk and Earl Fitzwilliam, to be by them presented to his Nfajesty. It has received 6000 signatures.