The National Register. — London, England, 1821-08-20 00:00:00

r IPW"I , _ • - • ~ -- c-- -; .... -.! --- - A • • g 4 Tim -NATIONAL REGISTER ogogiummiI..IIII.I.IIIIIINIIIMIIMININIMINEIIIII.IIIIII.IIIIIIIIIIIIII.I.III.IIIIIIIIIIIII - lefigtikriPt• sid ready for amiss. is case their swims theall. Med. At five in the wording the speleildeeltatthl At Cenalidlee ledge. leney. iheiMy at P. O'Oseer, esq. ed e -re , . -...-.....eas all mationed In the insmediate Vicinity of It ai m i lre • • At *Medea MN. Staitardialee. era Maya Us 0. Neil. Mat el LONDON, MONDAY, AUGUST 20. . • , and a Captain's guard of 'Wien was sm. Three o'clock, . ea r th e spa. No symptoms of riot or diandiestm At Steradisd hW. is NM/ OIL Owe, gegor a sea. The lady eV a. L . JANE serellee. et eri vale. .r a me: &mooted. Mn. D. Ifeekse. of MeeeMeh spore Ma see. Events of a serious character bays taken place • About eight in the evening the streas Wean to • rbe= re el e. V. Ithamds.em. of Away One. et a deafear. ed gene to witness the illuminations Short eel, a feer_lams. Rio d e J ane iro g u m the ga ng 's departure . It . ' wdad by. -I' mobs bows of Mn. no. le Olverseeee. the wile at R. M. . . - fur that time a cat was drawn through the street bet • of the Nee. CemgeWil NW Lowther CAW. of a see. pears that the forme of the Portuguese Constitution he Mayor's door, with three effigies in it, repeesenti . • nwese emote,iem .iiis lea et t. Itlehellom. of a sae. . el Oa Na g el 111•1 . of a deu g lier. ,1 . v • • to have been sanctioned by the Cortes, have, wit . Ragged , blajneei. and Louisa Dement. th e celebra • Aftleglow We witnesses against her late Majesty. In the cart, wit . .. fllamles. out waiting, ag originally intended, fbr their nom. was drawn by one of the defendants. accompanying the At IN. Andrew% MeMens, Mr. U. Witriara. al ONtaeldie. to L Weigher el Nr. ideder. Deells Avers Me reed. . • • l ies, was a chimney-sweeper dressed in his sable -- so. w. Pamirs, ef Ardlkag Owe, lotion, been forced by the soldiery on the Regent' NW% to Vittireg, nuilicals, with a flambeaus an one hand. and a stick in • eaugagaraf Willis 1- /4 07 .2.7%e : • acceptance. They at the same tithe, deman. - . he other, with which he occasionally inflicted museum At , U lTri a ir die li t= D r ' . . 3 s of I l lal Arrarr all . other changes in the form of gevernment establish.. igatioN upon the effigies, to the great delight of th mime, Is abs masks. rowd.-He also appeared now and then to have a book '., ± l 2l,Pla at J'a• lesle,.._ l4l . l l= l , l 4 . Bstar mic larbade".__. ~,....the ruldwas by the King. Though immediate compliant* w o his hand frnm which he administered spiritual - • '"l — siit i a, ' -mi. ,=:..., „,„,..---- A „... d m..- 'v i a s accorded by the Prince there is reason to her • whines to the culprits. This exhibition was folio • ;.:r ii r a ci o ta Hasse., of . en , . of Dusters' seemeae, dint see of crowd by a of about 900 persons, composed of that it was not without considerable repugnance 0 a IrAdeansen of the town and their sons. The crowd a , 14 Isla G. Mai". ". lial stag'. kraal" lass C 441114 "gm. DM his pact . The official d ocuments pu bli s h e d on t h e flounced that their Attention was to bum m the effigies in AA .__ term eat et Om Ma. Ouseherteed.3lr front of the mayor's house. As they passed the mayor' Ham ja r a t„,T oix do ini occasionennsiat-lat. Of a decree establishing 8 nor a few random stones were thrown and broke min - At Meek WM =Nigh. A. Ptege em. aged W. Junta of nine Deputies tO subordinate to the Cort -. of his windows. Cries of " The Queen for ever!" - At Millekeigfe grew% Chelsee was, Derseet , mi. aged as. . glr. John Marieg, see. of Madelgaleme.llollgeare. and 70. sounded front all quarters. Previously to this there • t a o n s e t a t br a . m a m a . sai e i i d , g fe . at Lisbon, het to have control over the Regent' been two or three w indows broken in fmnt of the mayor' • y's aml Of Mitairksts. ad. A li st of the Ministers, from whic . lwelling.-The crowd then passed on with the effigi •• Al Ms Melees Many Iteddie. Os ..1. L. Sheppard. op/ IS. At Crises., me Or ilia Sr Velleary. of the cholera serves, la the towards ihe Guildhall. On their return about ten Zest Dada WV serehes. galwerd, youngest see et sb• Me • the name of the Count dos Amos is excluded, Don ,'clock . just as they got to the mayor's door , the special '• A sass..._Leal °6ll = l ..._ nail Dflasset. Mid 10. Pedro Alvares Dinix being appointed Prime Min' onstables, by a signal from a watchman's rattle, rushed z;;7 1 --.-a tow, • e v eZissidl i r L I Z : h i s b ons . at~ ae ~ e~ a ae in a body upon the cart and tore the effigies its pieces. skit aews. u.i red . a mo lt • oft. e lt h eruesst e es u = i tniril. sew aL ter in his room. Bd. An authorised list of th - This act of aggression roused the indignation oft sower. junta subjoined to a loyal decree. A private lette mob, which at that time had increased in numbers, and At Mr Isame.le Distrait. In the snow of Rem. Worth BMW, to fret driving away the constables, they commenced ' a lb. gelh f.'" " her Me. NM WWW Wallsee. widow of OR Mit Hoy. throws a disagreeable colouring over the mode in , .T. Mospoon. am) years masks" if Os pipet La die pariah ef Avoid, regular attack upon the mayors windows, and Note t. in die gam. meaty. which Ibis political change was accomplished, and the number of 80 panes. Stones, brickbats, marbles, At Weoliaa, Dna, r ;, ll. 6 lDaalhossee. aged IR gives a picture by no means favourable of the • pullets, penny-pieces, and every other imaginable missile, tt. loisi echdar teciathe,:s'e d r . r SediOne illiMi e tYPl ll ecti ll 4; aged se. were used on the occasion. They then attempted to °eerie, only s ea tor o th. Rev. George Cooke, roster or Borethreegh. of persons by whom it was enforced. Count d. force the shutters of the mayor's shop (in which he car- Yorkshire . aged $ At Lisboa. ia the 70th year of laia age, R. Sally, seq. sang yews a Arena returns to Europe, and the tranquillity of Ri. ried on the business of a stlverstuith), and tried to get . or the rues. into the house. At this time the mayor himself mad Elis a be t h. wit, et P. leek 464. of 134 Cosine bums. remained undisterbed at the date (9th June) when his appearance. and was immediately recognised by t - $ • - the lawn were written. mbb, who abused him with opprobrious 113111111, hoot • 1.0119011 markets nd hissed him. In making his retreat he was pelted owesi.- KENT SUMMER ASSIZES. with mud, and was struck on the beck of the neck by a CORN RICHANGE. MONDAY. Alliba sst SLOT AT CAN Tatou a r.-Tits Nitro r. SUSKEL AND brickbat, which hurt him severely. A large stone, aimed ohnsidailif yob ashasahmil allawalliall slanOesaf OTHERS. at his head, fortunately missed him, or probably the Baia. Zak sad fib. but des washer boos lee le- the cememese to preebeee be ream we. it MAIDSTONE, Moose 18...ofThis was an indictment blow would have been fatal. He succeeded in _ gettin. . . d m ew -- j ampa l a n d ogm a i n o bis Ageism John Bushell. W. Marsh, G. Harris, Riehard to the Town Hall, and, accompanied by two aldermen , was my gad dm smistimpia was la , Brice, Charles Minott, Thomas Rye, and T Gurney, And the town clerk, he returned to the scene of riot rR e the iambi • Wag es. Mem for a riot. A second count charged them with assault. ('he soldiers were then called in to clear a passage to th mime west. Oats Win Phludrel. MA Ilea to mkt - • hug J. Warren, Esq Mayor of the Coy of Canterbury • house, and hating entered, the Mayor ordered the Ri. 14 V 14 _,./1" 144 1* babal Mw arket. In other dem is seaad Poi = * 44 o 4l hsr tAI 4 P. imam • and other counts emoted them with assaulting certain ct to be read from the window of the second floor. The ""'''rrw constabks in the etteeption of their duty, on the 16th • own clerk proceeded to read it, and whilst in the act o CORN EXCHaXO Fitutav, Ammer 17. • of November last, at Canterbury. 'on% so, several atones were thrown, which covered his ~,Ile _slam !Sisal baldi 'lt WWII 61111 Isms' Astee i bet la erisegemee af tbe Plus case excited considerable interest. The trial .• k with broken glees. The mayor then warned the [ sett """ sae weather, did am ameleilasi listed Team eight in the morning until pest ten at night • mob to depart in quietness but they continued to Ain.. to he tmosi gk os me k was and during the whole day the sour( was crowded stones at the house. When the mayor descended again the kw sissy petete. %tolerable excess. into the street, he was reviled and abused vehemently Wader la_ rge e • bow. WSW retaidas The prosecution we'. conducted by M. Nolan a.. e mob exclaimed against tieing military force; an d km Ono were . Lila i lls:eed=qt. eager. la Mr. Breland. The defendants were defended septette! they would not be governed by military law; , ..e.ame Pam*in dm 1114. the W S b" 11441. fig, awl aft prices. by Mr. Common Sedum, Mr. Common Serjeant, Mr which the soldier' were out of sight, and the noise Adolphus, Mr. Andrews, and Mr. Chitty. umult increased. When the military were • • CURRENT PhICBS ult GIVAI FOR THE WHIR, The following is as outline of the case, as it appeared hack, however, pace was restored, and by four in • Per W Mehemet Merry * Night lbsebek. ROHM raw,. 1 tiliftalr• from the evidence on both sides te--lii comequence . morning the streets were completely cleared. a. 1 I. it. the example set by the metropolis in November last, . The several defendants above ineutioned. five of whom Red Wheat. SS • " SS a 66 38 a 116 .Illuminating to celebrate the result of the proceedings its are respectable aud wealthy farmers, residing in the a mute ...41 at 4$ a 42142 a GS the House of Lords against her late Majesty IQuee einity of Canterbury, were now cha rged with taking pa , Rye AS alO 18 aSO 96 alO Caroline. a requisition signed by four Aldermen with these riotous proceedings. A vast number of wit g ra m,. or B ec k tenni Common Councilmen, and a great number o noses were examined on both sides. Wheat other respectable inhabitants of Canterbury, was sent • The Juuy. after 20 minutes consideration, returned a Barley I .... the Mayor, requesting him to give public notice to ti verdict of Acquittal of all the defendants. which w Pale Malt inhabitants of the city, that they would be expected to received by the court with reiterated cheers. Feed Oats imitate the conduct of the metropolis on that toetnorabl - The Judge was one hour and 36 minutes in charging dreworPolasiddo SO a 24 BO a i'S 90 a U New Tick Beams occasion. by illuminating to celebrate the defeat of t - •• he Jury. alleged conspiracy ageism her hitejesty's life and honour The business of she Assam finished about ten o'clock. Old ditto New Pismo ditto 31 a 34 SI a $4 II a 54 it beieg suggested thatch, sanction or the chief magi Mr. Baron Wood did not dispose of the business on th - Bailie' Paw rate of the city for that purpose would effectually tat civil side. until five in the evening. Grey Pease to preserve the public peace. To this requisition t On Friday night Mr. Sergeant Lewes went off to ••• • • Rapeseed per last s i n. a etie e 64 a gef. stlf. aNW • Mayer returned all answer, declining to comply wi the commission at Lewes, as there was no prospect of the wishes of the requisitionists god declaring his opi of the learned Judge ' s fi nishing the business taste enougl AVhatAL'E PRICE OF CORN, Per Quarter, of the Teethe nisei to be. that if he were to ' accede to the request i •.o arrive at Lewes on Someday. Maritime Districts of ENGLAND aud WALKS. for the Week aiding August 11th, extracted feces Smolders weel4 have a drama( tendency from that suggested. A great number of capital convictions took pi The in reply to this. put forth a re• during the Anises. Three unhappy criminals were left wb Gaaette. 34 _ f Harley... tee 0.1 I Beans ......Sts Od MOON NO* *it Mesons why the City of Cale for execution. namely, the two men concerned in . . Rvee..a".... s 34e ltd I Oats.... 20s 7d I Yen.... 345 14 tertiary est 10 skew say backwardness an demon sing the house of Dr. Piggot, and another for 'testi . - s • litele ta e sod reverence for the - Queen, in a dwelling-house under aggravated circumstances. BROW N Olt MUSCOVADO SillOthit• Avec:age Price from the Itatmes molt la the Week eadiag in del the termination of an Inquiry whim hat peUelsl Ike lend with obscenity and uniteency ; and On Friday evening a number of suspicious character Wednesday lad. $ 25 . M d . Pit " Pt ' mini " °data. amity upon these- sentiments they of their own -• • wagged at the Oahe of Rutland, Gravel-lane. Rata SMITHFIELD MARKET. issued au ineitatime to the inhabitants to illuminate Highway, where they remained for some time. At ~........ their homes hi a proper and becoming manner, o :etigth some of thens hole unperceived from the bar, the MONDAY, Milk 20...011f UMW was iIIIIIII •1111116•11 tie Thursday evening, the 16th of November. key of a private room up stairs, by means 6f which the % sw a mis , this man i as . bet d im ei e w ee i wa y l i ckk This produced on the part of the Maya , a prin .• gamed access to the apastasent,ancl tilled drawers , box - that edicts was setairehat ablemees• Ifiejsur b keiell publication of the requisition which had been sent . and other pieces, of household linen, wearing appa a se* was rather tremor . Perk, - veal, him. and the answer thereto, accompanied by an extra 4cc. to a large amount, with which they escaped. The ' • .1111 the , atlas* week "loft nat,....b.taliM g l oall L .meeer lC . from the Riot Act, whit an intimation that a ny home perm was given by a neighbour, who saw three or fou • , .'" Stra ..." 2l ,t,Hay 1 elpalsi ZI n it ° w''' ""' of the peace would be.visited with the severest penal fellows_going off the backway. heavily laden with bun Th e fe li e "q is ear ," swum " ‘ ,1 1 1„, rem m e m ows ties of the law. On the morning of the 16th, five per les. They were pursued, but ireffectually. An office machete- sons, described as some of the most respectable inha being procured, six of their companions who remained PRICE of MEAT. ex clusive oldie Offal, wbreb consists of triunts of the city, waited upon the Mayor. and re II the time keeping the landlady in conversation at th Head. Eutrails, aud Hide, aid is worth about Id. pa quested him to swear in &tense% number of special con• •r, were taken into custody, and conveyed to t • lb.--Per sumo of Vlb. rubles for the preservation of' anomie in the evening 'anes Police Office, when they underwent an exa NORDAT. TRIPE Ir. The Marir desired that this request:7l6On be reduce': initiation ou Saturday, and were remanded. into writing and signed by the patietiNThe magistrate' On Wednesday last, in the afternoon, as a youna w.' li oß it" 4 s : Od to ge Od Lamb 44 Od to be 0. clerk was Instructed for that purpose, and he according!) man was passing from Newington-green towards 'slink Beef , Is 6d bd t to o 4 4 : Ad lid ' !puns es 44 4 11l :i 4 : 4 l s s L' Veal b 4s 4d to 54 Cid Veal a. OA to 55 al trained a declaration to he deposed to on oath. It we, on, through the fie!da adjacent to the New River, fiv lurk is eil to be MI I Pork 46 ad to be Od signed by the Mayor's brotheron-1 iw, a journeymat horded) , fellows, who were bathiag at the usual - Head of Cattle at market. II H o od o f (Awls et markm. printer, and three other persons of humble condition. ailed the Sisters, quitted the river bank to meet her in Begs', . .. . 14100 a e „s u , ... .. bee Upon this the Mayor; without summoning his brothel he foot-path, whets They laid violent bawls on her, an beep sod Lambs . 110,600 Sheep and Leash' sitos magistra es, at consulting with them, immediately is. ragged her to the banks at the river, and after cru:lly Pi gs • sued his precept for swearing in special constables, all using the pier creature , three or them stripped her an • ;elves of whom were either of the working class or iniddlinp ushed her into the water, and dipped her several times HAV-MARKKI. • Jenkins:li. The only magistrates who sanctioned chi t length she was suffered to depart. almost in a state o Hay o r. e.eding were two aldermen who happened to . iudity. having lost theorems.. part of her clothes. &c Clover e• - - .t 4 4•151 5 I ll preAent. n this wretched =idioms abe reached Islington, wiser - Straw -• • - 0 10 otosl If 0 At this time there was no symptom of any thing lik he was placed in the Weekhouseorid homanelimentelL 4Ol 4111 - 1 . tutu el tor noise in the city. It was 11 o'clock in t -.me of them am well known, and the young wools* • twoN , p e t ale d am by the i wt-ruing. An order was triers sent to the Colonel Com. mays she can swam i s the them Maw who were most TWKiG. at thsolllth Inastbla". w bai re l li s 74l '. - attendant of the troops to have the soldiers,under arms utrageous. t h e Editor. as..epost paid) mart be addressed. ~ • t •k 1