The National Register. — London, England, 1817-02-03 00:00:00

Armstrong and Pavey. of Staines. woollen-drapers. 11.enber and Co. of Sahind, Lancashire, thread-manufacturers. Barrett and Co. of Northampton, brewer,. Bingley and Perrin, of liennetta-st. Cavendish-sq. tamers. Bloc tum and Dawson, of Broadstairs. Kent, carpenters. Bowie and Sons, of Paisley, nianitfacturers. Chorley and Co. of Manchester, merchant;, Cole and Ans.:ll. of Union-street, Borough. brace-manufacturers. Comins and Thompson. of Liverpool, coach and harness makers. ('rooks and Cu. of Wood-street, Citeapsitle. Dyke and Marshall, of Bristol, ship-brokers. Fulham and Holleran, of GrNst Mitchell-strcet, iron-founders. T. and .1. Godin,„. ~ of Knightsbridge, brewers. T. and C. Gritfit'i. of Holborn. whip-manufacturers. Huck and Co. of Chiciwster, bankers. J. and .1. Ilarwood, of Tivcrton, Devonsl.nre, farmers. }lawn and Russ:ll, of Rodvrary, Flintshire, iron-tratlsrs. Hob and Firth. of l latiete.ter, cotton—ph:pers. Duet and Co. of Croydon. drapers. Ilutchinson and Dunn. of Washington Paper-mills. Johnson, of Southwark, Surrey, and Russell, of Bearstead, Kent, hop-factors. Kent , and ('o. of the Poultry, hat-manufacturers. J. M. a:al J. Moerhouse, of 1101)104th, Yorkshire, woollen-mann- facturers. T. and 11. Parkinson, of Leicester, doctor; of physic. .1. Pettit, and J. Burgess, of SiWord, Laneas!ure, brer.-ers. II.)e Co. of Alancheter. dealers in co:d. J. and C. Shaw, of_Neirea.stle-und;r-Lyine, calico-printers. IL 1.. ansi C. Smith, n Barthaloinew-lane, httick-brolt.rs. E. T. and J. Taylor. of Barnsley, Yorkshire, linen-in.inufa Charles and Co. of Firishury-place, rectifiers. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JANUARY 23. THE LATE 1110 T. The Gra n.I Jury Of 111C(VOni; : ctrtiiii,llesex having (mind a ti tic Bill against James Watson the elder, James Wat , on jtin. John Hooper, Thos. Preston, and J. C 410 ring the last Sessions; that indictment has since been removed into till , Court by Certiorari, in order that it may be tried before Lord Ellenborongli • This proceeding rendered it nece , sary that the patties in-hard in the • " tment should be brought lip to plead ; and accordingly on Saturday, James Watson tic elder, and John Hooper, were brought op from New pia for that purpose. The indictment, %hitch charred the prisoners with maliciously conspiring together with ',Piers to promote a riot, and with subsequently partici pating in that riot, having been read over to them by the Clerk ef the Court, they were called on to plead. Both prisoners 1 ,1 (3 .1,.,1 not guilty - , and were remanded to the custody of the gaoler of Newga• e. Thomas Preston, not being in custody, will put in his plea through the medium of his Solicitor.—Cashman standing raid tally couvietlli of felony. it is supposed w ill not be proceeded against on this cloire, although his name is included in the indictment. The trial of the prisoners will come on in due course at the Sittings ant• the present Term. Mr. J. Watson the elder was bailed before Mr. Justice li n trayd, in Setjeant's Inn, on Saturday evening. His boil w, re, Nir. Bird, auctioneer and broker, and Mr. West, wire worker, ill Wyclestreet, Usury-lace. The bail of Preston SO Hooper were rejected. Watson is now at liberty. FEBRUARY 3. OLD 8.1 I LEY Satnr.lay L. Laurence was indicted or stealing four lace veils, the property of Mrs. Yntes. In his defence, lie said lie pledged the veils to make up the amount of a bill ; but he meant to retimi them to Mrs. Yates the ne:a day.--Guilty. The Common Ser' i einit told him he might he assn red, that as the only means of say ing him from the gallows, he should never see this cottony again. Win. Martin was indicted for stealing a watch, chain, and seals, the property of J. W. Pauli!). D. Roei rs was indicted for stealing a quantity of printed cottons and ginghams, the property of J. and T. Poole, and was found Giddy. W. Jones was indicted for stealing two landau seats, tic property UT. NPLean.--Guilty. The following were also convicted , of felonies, viz. .f. Bridget), fur stealing the live rabbits, the property of ,!. Bloom ;T. Johnson, for stealing- a hand of peak, the prime rt; of E. Roach ; It. Hunt, for stealing a piir of shoes, the pro perty of W. Clapa; W. IY.s v is, for stealing a silver tea spoon, the property of G. Button ; G. Worthy and J. Fry, fm stealing hair broom, the prcperty of G. Itatlibone ; Mary Fencltain, for stealing a .ilver-watch, the property of C. Kahle ; Dowl Lug, fur stealing a sills handkerchief, the property of J. P. Bevan ; C. B. Tonikins, for stealing 12 live pigs, the property of J. Bailey; W. Brennan, for stealing a quantity of lead, tho goods of A. Natheroft, affivied to his dwelling lonise; M. Christian, for stealing several pewter pots, the property of W. Calvert; 'L'. Eaton, for stealing a hat, the pripperiy 0. ; tin . stealing a pair utipistols, nc i l,l. o _ pats , of Mt ssrs. Crowther and Blaney; 3lary Mears, for *leafing a pair of top bouts, tile property of Cr Nash ; W. Taylor, fur stealing a cotton gown, the property of Aim kyrnAordliN*.rty CII%t)GE OF ATTEMPT AT MURDER AND nousittv tor mit.suEs. P. 1 - humph's) mos charged upon two indictments the one with assanlting U. Barton jun. and potting him in fear, and taking from his person, and itaa hist his wit!, Is. 4d. his money. The oilier, with having Imigtarionsly broke ii and entered the dweliirg house of R. Barton, sett. near Wilsilenireen, in the county of Midilieto.x, wi h intent to steal. The pi osectstor stated, that on the night of the eth of 1)r comber, last, about eight o'cicek, a gang of persons. six or seven in tillalber, snerounded his house, and Ibut his son, P. Barton ;mt. happening to be at the well, about 40 yards off, \Own , lois mother hid sent him fur water, seeing the men approach the door, cried out to his mother to shut it. and on the alarm being given the door was instantly 'closed and bar rieml This did not deter the depredators; they tired elf a blitiolerb:iss, the charge from %%Melt penetr.,ted the door; another was tired, and when they mond that sin entranei wa; to be obtained at the door, tiny attempted the window, , where for some time the prowrotor defended himself with a poker. and mutinied one of the asiaila ms, when one of Brew (the prisoner) immediately discharged a pistol at 111111, 'slatch grazed his . akiw , lint did net draw any blood, and th .n they entered. and li. viii broke open the bed room door, ant made other disi Moire, he got met of the house, leaving them behind; and they went away, but (00 1 .4, DO property with them. itarton.liii son, deposed to the foregoing fares, and added, that one of the desperadoes (the prisoner) attempted to ails eltßl.g.. a blunderbuss at hint ; bait it did lint go off with the but-end of it knocked dots n, and tying his hands and teet, kept him on the ground till the Mince was twokeit into, when be untied the cords that bound his feet, and he walked into the 110119 e. fitie,of the most singialar circumstances that appeared on the cross-examination, was iu the testimony given by T. rob the Officer, who said, that lie was sent flout) by Mr. Baker, the Magistrate, to inspect the pi einises Of the prosecutor, :Intl make his report thereon; and being asked what that report was, his answer was, that lie was of opinion that the whole ss as a Gibrication of the prosecutor's. Mr Barry then called a great number of respectable persons to the character of the prisoner. He also called Mr. Bat 4- (dough, a publican in Berwick-street, who pursed. that hE was in his house froni six in the Evening till II at iii1:111, till the day mentioned iii the indictment, and that lie ncs ci quitted it 10 minutes during the whole of iliat time. The Common Serje•ant summed up the evidence with •un able comments; and the Jury retired, and at past 1 o'clin k brought in a verdict of Nut y. No evidence was idr, on the other indictment, and a verdict of Not Guilty It"s on that : and it was nearly ime o'clock before the pi o ceedings elided, having lasted eight hours. Seven others were also acquitted. Monday, Elizabeth Kirbey, J. Dickman, J. Murray, J. Taylor, and J. Blake, were all severally found guilty. The following were also eoneictol of felonies, viz.—J. Watson, for stealing bl'u. of beef; J. Lawrence, for stealing 231. in Bank notes; G. Turnp.mny, for scuba.; two pint pats; G. William;, thr stealing a watch ; J. Jam,* and G. Edwards, for stealing 7h11). of beef ; Lucy Sims. for stealing seeaal gowns ; W. Bry in and NT. Itcnty,tJrst:alin;aquantityof lead • J. B. Betterton, for stealing 21 silk handkerchiefs, and H Frost, fbr receiving die saute ; J. Hill, for bigaidy ; and W. Dancer, for iocalin;.; a saw. Wednesday evening, the Recorder proceeded to pass the awful sentence of Heath upon the several persons capitally convicted dur ing the Scions, viz. John Jones, John Cochrane, Charles Hugh, Joseph Dawson, An drew Barton, James Frampton, James Freeman, and John Irvine, fur highway robberies. Mary Johnson, Thomas Good:ill, James Simms, John Stafford, Charles Erick, John Lawrence, William Todd, and Samuel Bowen, for burglaries. Francis Phillip, John Cashman, and Harriet Slec, fur stealing in dwelling houses. Peter Johnson, for returning from transportation, and James latton, for a ship robbery in the port of I .ondon. In the cases of Mary Johnson for burgl.lry, and Harriet Slee for stealing in a dwelling house, judgment was respited. When Cashman was asked by the Clerk of the Arraigns what he had to say why sentence of death should not be passed on him ac-- cooling to law. he put in the following statement : " Ify Loan--I hope you will excuse a poor frienilkss sailor for occupying your time.. Had I died fighting the battles of my coun try. I should have gloried in it ; but I confess that it grieves me to think or:suffering like a robber, when I can call God to witnems that I have passed dap together without even a morsel of bread, rather than violate the laws. I have serval my King for many years, and often fontdit for my country . I have received wounds in the service, and never before have been charged with any offence. I have been at sea all my life, and my father was killed on board the Diana frigate. I came to l.ondon, my Lord, to endeavour to recover my pay and prize money ; hut being unsucce•sfol, I was reduced to the greatnt distress ; and being poor and pennyless, I have not been able us bring forward witnesses to prove my innocence. nor even to acquaint my brave officers, or I ant sure they would all have come forward in my behalf. The gentlemen who have sworn against me must have mis took use far sonic other person (there being many sailors in the mob): but 1 freely forgive them, and 1 hope God will also tbrgive them, for I solemnly declare that I co:nnutted no act of violence what ever." The following sentences were also passed : To be transported for Life—B. Cotton, L. Lawrenc?, W. Martin, W. smith, EL Cresswell, and .lohnion.—For Fourteen Years— :tlzw:ginnis. .1. Ahern, and 11. Fro't. Sixty-nine prisoners were sentenced to be Transported for Seven Years, among whom w ere the four persons coml.:nal of stealing goods in Mr. Rac's shop, during the riots.--Five were sentenced for imprisonment in the House of Correction for London; 47 in the House of Correction for Middlesex ; in for linprbonment in Newgate, for various periods ; live to be publicly. and 21 privately whipped ; IS were fined Is. melt; five Judgmuits were respited, and 32 were discharged by pro clamation. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. BIRTHS. At Cl.tpham Rise. the Lady of Alex. Golasmid. Esq. of a son.— Mrs. Bullock, wife of the ltev. John Bullock, of litulw intvr Iteeteriy Ewicx, of two tine boys, who, with their mother, are clothg well. M.% mum. ......... At Bath, on the 27.1 inst. by special licence, Lieut. Ceo. Wade, of the eth, or Royal Irish regiment. son of %Vatic, Esq. of the ( sandy Meath. Ireland,to the beautiful and accomplished :tlisa Dom ville, third daughter of the kte Charles Domaine. Esq. of Santry lloate„ Ireland, with a fortune of rit.n)ll. a year. The happy couple set off iitonedit tsly to spend the honeymoon with their brother, Sir Crunipton Doraville, at Santry I iteue... !Mira. Temple Oa•th is now htticg up in the most tasteful style for the resid.a.re of the happy pair to spend the spring in ; saelt attention does credit to the worthy Baronet. There is an on to be roasted, and all the tenants are to make merry on this occasinee—AtOlocy. Bucks, then: ...John Morris, of that place, to Mary, than. of the late Dryden Smith, Esq. of Sherrington, Bucks.—Rev. T. G. Dickenson, ReAor of Alpheton, Sulfolk, to Elizabeth, data. of James King. Esq. of Wykliam Park, Oxthrdsliire.—Capt Uttl, It. A. to Miss Magrave, niece to the late Lady Cullum, of Suffolk.—.At Ipswich, M. Pruner. Esq. Major in Ist dragoon guards, Susanna.deu. of late Rev. W. Tong, of Ha- Walla Laex. nw.D. At Blenheim, Oxfordshire, George Spencer. fluke oe Marna,- . rough, Martini; of Blandfora, &e. His Grace was horn .lan. 26, 73/t. lie was: flout& dead in his ketl at 7 o'clock in the morning. Ile had for some time been in a very inferior state; though he had experienced sal. little nelisvosition By his death there become vacant a blue Rilthand of the I nter of fie Garter, the Lord Liett• tenancy of Oxfordshire, the Itangership of Whielmood Forest, and the High StewanEhip of Oxford and Woodstock. At Clapton, Nlithllecex, in his f tst year, E. 1.. Mackmunlo. Esq. —Mr. J. Brown, of Lea Bridge, in the Sett year of his age.—Nlr..l Fyeon, an eminent morchant and wool-fachw. of 'fhetford.—At Ctif ma, Miss Maekay, late of t)ngar, Essex, and for many years.a rod. dent in Rath.— \t Timm, Oxon, Mr. F. Jemmett, eldest son edh J. Jemmett, of that place. Also, at Thalw, in the turd year of her age. Mrs Jam: Green. many years a. respectable baker and shop keeper, and who ret.irsal all her-faculties until the very last, parti cularly her et efiight. as she did not require the use of gloms .—At Ttuthridge Wells, the infant (laughter it the lice. (harks and Lady Isabella Douglas.--The Rev..l. Hardieg, R. ID: senior Fellow of Eta:ter College. Oxford,. on the Devonshire Foundation.—tn Gros venor-place, after a short illness. Caroline. Countess Dowager of Buckingham, a chow of John, late Earl of Buckingham, and mother of Vievuntees c as aereagh.—Of a deep decline. at' his mother's resi dence. Woutleote Park. Surrey. Lewis Teissier, formerly of :oath regt. Flinence Com, in the conoty of Fermanagh, the Count, ss Iniskilkn. She was &tighter to the Earl of I 'abridge, and sister to th e pre,ta Ma tq uis of Anglesca.—At Southill Park. the seat of hers father, the Earl of Limerick. Lady Mary Pery.—S . uldenty, in York place, Robert Polhill, Esq.—Martha, the wife of Thomas RertreF.eq. Hillingdon, Middlesex.—Paid Groves, Esq. of Stockwell—arm Hinton. wife of Coe Rev. Anthony Hinter', of Norwood. Middlesex. —At %Vhetstone, the Rev. Richard Neate, form:.fly of Trinity Col lege, Cambridge, in the iist year of his age. LENT CIRCUIT. The Judges have chosen their Circuits for the ensuing Lent Assizes as thllows : .Vorhik—Lrd Ellenborough and Baron (;raharn. Miifland—Chief Justice Gibbs, and Baron Richards. How—Chief Baron Thompson, and Mr. J. Dallas. Northern—Baron kllood and Mr. .1. Bayley. o.tfiird—Mr. J. Park and J. Burrough. IVestern—Mr. J. Abbott and Mr. J. liolroyd. A N YEAR's GIF F.—The opening of a New Year naturally excites st.intinients of profound gratitude from Maisel. ROWI.AND and SON, sole Proprietors of the GENUINE MA CASSAR OIL, for the unparalleled patronage with which a liberal and discerning Public has honoured that admired article.—To Pc rents and Guardians, a more acceptable present to those under their care annot be granted, as a due attention to the cultivation of the Human Hair, in its infancy is essentially requisite, as it renders it so durable, that new disorders can affict it. 'I o improve its growth, preserve it, and render it beautiful, this Oil, by its salubrious pro rriies, will fully arcomplish from infancy to the latest period of life.—ln purchasing the above article, ask for '6 Rowland's Macassar Oil ;" also observe, that each genuine bottle is enclosed in Rowland's Treatise on the Hair, (highly worthy the at tention ofparents) and signed on the label in red ink, 6* A. Rowland end Son.' Price 3s. Gd. os. tid. 10s. Gd. and IL Is. per bottle, will keep in any climate, Also, ROWLAND'S ESSENCE OF TYRE, which iininediatitly-and effectually changes RED or GREY HAIR, Whiskers, Eye-brows, Arc. to a beautiful glossy BROWN or BLACK, imitating the exact natural colour, which washing doos aot remove, but makes the dye more permanent—it is perfectly inno cent, and Ladies or Gentlemen may dye their hair with ease and se crecy.-45. "is. 6d. and los. 6d. Sold wholesale, retail, and for ex wrGition, by the Sole Proprietors, A. Rowland and Son, corner of Kirby -street, the that turning on the right in Hatton-garden, Hol born; and, by appointment, by all Perfumers and Medicine Ven ders throughout Europe. CAuTrow.--Ask for Rowland's Oil, or Rowland's Dye, aad ob 'errs that each genuine Bottle of the above articles, are signed an the outside table in red ink, `• A. ROWLAND and SON." THE COMMERCIAL. HALL WINE COMPANY, Established in the year I ROM, No. 10, Skinner-street, and No. 310, Oxford-street. London. THE COMPANY solicit the Public attention to the Company's List of GENUINE WINES, SPIRITS, and CORDIALS. rusting that, as their l'rices are fixed on their usual mo d era t e Scale, they will, as heretofore, give full satisfaction to that truly respectable part of the community, Persons who Pay Rawly Money ; no pains or expellee having been spared for the last Years, in sclecting the most rare Wines that could be procured from the choicest Vintages in the World. PORTUGAL WINES. Per. Dor. Rid Port, Vintage 1812 .. I)itto, ditto, first quality, and the best imported... 48s. • Ditto, scaled T.R.A. drawn from the Pipe as ordered, and allowed to be the most superior that is sold Ditto. ditto, 18 months in bottle Ohl lloriz crusted, curiously high and soft flavoured Ms. from the Hock Grape Old Port, in pints, Vintage !Sun 3-IS . SPANISH AND Fine Old Sherry, direct ... 525. Diun, ditto, East India, (matchless) Ditto, pale ditto, ditto LISBON WINES. I ,iikon. direct I>itul, East India Goa. A 'ld rich Mountain lE.tto, Old lima Tent NIL &c. I Hock. Old l2os. Ditto, rery Old l4Ol. ENER lEEE'S, Itc. Ditto, old fine West India ditto Ditto, Old East I:cliit, par ticularly title .....„ R II ENI Moselle B4s. Rhenish loos. MADEIRA'S, Ti Fine Tenerife Ditto Vidonia Ditto I.angurotti Ditto Rich Palma Ditto Brood Madeira FRE:s Claret, smlfl flarotred, belt Champagne,the finest Ipark ling Ditto. ditto, creaming ii Is. Yin de Grave Sautu:ne Yin de Caroash, a curious scarce article I IC-. Ohl Fmntigniac VINES. lted Cape, from the finest • Tinta Grape, trangplant ed Constar rift, the finc;:t, in pinta lALS. Noyeau, Red and .W Lite gtsxl botlied Dittu. the finest Chateau - Ntargott i 1 08. Ditto, ditto, Latitte llos. Burgundy, Ist Growth.-- 130 s. Ilennitage, ist Growth l3us. CAPE Cape Mailei in, the usual finr sold by the C. I*. C 3l Ditto, Via de tir.tve, in French bottle, COllll Pine Apple Shrub s6s. Do. Ur.indy, do.dclicious '.4s. GENUINE SPIlt English O.imAir, Ss. 6tLI Is. 6d. • lis. Gd. I follands ditto. pure White 265. Jairiaica Hum. old and • soft—. ............... Ail. For the conveniency of those Fa aid for Connoisseurs in sit selected the most ririons Wine the moot choke that can be prod per llos Fine \Vest India Made ira, in pints Old Fast India ditto, of the most exquisite flavour and quality )ialinsty Madeira Malmsey Canary Yin de Gaznash WIN ES.— Port Wines,Vintage 315 4:100 1/00, ditto !mil Fine old Sherry fir) 1/itto Lit.st Indio :ITS -rr: Callon; Rum, particularly tine I Sc. Gd. Cogninc, fine ola Ditto, in bottles, twenty-box years old aniihis who prefer their Wines in iiperiar Articles, the Company hate c 4, &(*. and viler the following, as ;Incest : per Doz. Old East rndia Sherry of the most curious- and kiaree quality Fiac old dry Lisbon Sira. Ditta Carearilla :tto fonstantia, very rare quality . 355. l'sr I'ipr. Ditto West Truth .. s Ditto East India ditto Teneritre shit Vidonia t 'Ape Madeira, the fincit 6S • •' Port Wino of ivpciior excellence. The-Commercial Hall Wine. Comr.ny have the pleasure to inform their eustomer3. Families of the first ltrink and Distinction, and the Public in gentand, that they have nom for Nile TE:4 TltutisaND DozEN of - Pour sst, which for l'..tv,iur and trite exzellcnee of • Quality is Pillin.. Price 50. per Dozen. This Win' is of the purest Quality of i','atival Keel 11 mr, ertnn the Wood, and is only intend...it fair heel:arc . to produce such Wine as over can he excelled: and twine:eta any tons Wine from King introduced a: this Atticle, the Public am informed that every ('ark will be sealed with bright Ned IVax anal tilt. Words " CONIMEIIII.II. lIAI.I. WINE COM PANY," in a (Ink, with " T.ll I. in the centre of the Sag,