The National Register. — London, England, 1818-12-06 00:00:00

ftgt MR. RORSI.EY S CIIILI). Rennet is taken, and the child is well and in the safe settstady of his relative, Mr. Horsley. On Monday meriting Messrs. Reid, Irviac, and Co. of Brand Street Buildings, tuceived the abeve pleasing intelligence from M.'Schumacher, Vice Consul at Bremen, and without losing a moment, conveyed the in'elligence to tl:e • aillieted parent at Cattionbury Lane. —lt appears that Mr. Horsley had such correct information of the vil lam's route, that he arrived 'at Bremen twenty thur Storrs after Bennett, who was on the point of embarking on board a vessel named the Pallas, bound to Baltimore. Lie was taken on• the h3d ult. at Brake. shout seven German miles from Bremen.—We have the satisfaction 4o announce, that Mrs. Ilms-toy received, by the Ham r it . mail of Thursday, letters front Mr. Horsley of !" 8 2gith nit in full confirmation of the above intelli gent!' •Ihe clothes of the child were chatuged ; but it th wa h s in t r 'sfect health, and was safely lodged in the be rec eived o f t ha sh British Consul, until due authority could '''' - uh tet ry", t`sm the Government of the country '''''''' re V" is M"utetl, for delivering him to his fa ther. The perpetrat or of this atrocious act could nut Le surrtmdcred for tht purpose of removal, to take his trial in ibis country, uno an application was received ' from our Government. A Lady obligiugly called on w rs . H o r s ley prithaita abet letter received &two ho brothv at Bremen, dated She 94th üb., containing much interest:m g informartan on the suldect of the recovercd child. IN this letter the following is a copy t Bremen, ley, of London, whose son was stolen from him about three weeks past, sent last Sunday, from Leer, an ewes, on to this place to my friend, Mr. Coleman, the 'British Consul at Bremen, stating that he was then in pursuit of Charles Bennett, the person who carried the child off; and presumed, by the time, or before the express reached Mrs. Coleman, that the said Bennett would be in Bremen, requesting Aim to use every exertion to apprehended the villain.—Mr. Colconall received the letter at • five o clock yesterday morning, and as soon as it was day light set about the business. 'He discovered that a person answering the description given of him by Mr. Horsley, in his letter, had come - from Leer, I think, last Thursday, and went to the London Hotel with the child. After staving there abaut an Lear, he went dawn the river, to a piece called Vsgesaelo left the child there, and returned to Bremen, to engage a passii.ge in the American ship Pallas, Lonna .to Baltimore, for which he was to pay 2to Spanish dollars, for self and child. He. quitted this on Friday, at about three o'clock, went down to Vegcsack, and on , Saturday proceeded still farther down the river to Bream, there to await the captain of the ship, to pro ,cessti to sea with the first wind ; which would have been . the ruse this afternoon, or to-morrow morning. " Ms. Coleman having learnt the foregoing, would nix trust a messenger with an order to apprehend the unfouling thief ; but set off hinoself, at I I o'clock yes , terday for Braha. He had asked me to dine with him as yesterday, some days ago, and acixsolingly 1 went yesterday. Mrs. Coleman immediately informed etc that be was under the necessity of g :ii,,.. ; to Brake, for the fdregoing reasons. I however dined acre, and staved till late in the evening; when, at half past tea o clack, we. were informed by the servant that two • strangers wished to speak n itht N t' the : we imme diately concluded that it was Mr. Hundey, who in his letter observed he should follow the express as soon as hchsible In fact it was so. We immediately informed .him how fir Mr. Coltman had eon:ceded, and that there wilt every likelihood of time coild being recovered. T went over with hint to his hotel, advised him to re . main there, mill wrote a letter to Mr. Coleman, en chhing the Bow Street warrant, and by nn express sent • it of to Brada. % "'This morning at day-light, nn express came op -' from Mr. Coleman, stating he hal recovered the child, aiad secured [Lanett ; requiring at the rune time, if • Mr. Horsl-v was in Booneo, that he should con - to him to Bioko, to prove beihre tho NI-4i4t4 that he is the lather of the chtiti ! Mr. Ca boodwr in law (Mr, Renters, Irmo Frankthrt) i self, then went to the Loudon llotehhint: join-4Na Horsley' how to proceed—had a carriage procured I hint—went oil at ten o'clock—bad tiresome that by' this time he has the child in his arms. He will probe . lily not ream lo re till to-iiioErow afternoon, as Rolme judicial proceedings; must be fulfilled foh o thesecuring 0 ' Bennett, end obtaining the child. Mord Mr. Horsley left town this morning, I advised him of the mail from Cuxhaven leaving this at five o'clock our Thiglarg; he , immediately wrote a few linos. and gave theta Ph Mr. homers, who has sent the m to the lost office. :. r. You whi. my sister, on rect ipt of this, call mi Vrs. liiireley, un.l whew* her of the safety of Mr. Horsde • nail Alla. . It erg ( . It. doing- an tint ot humanity, wit" we: shouii teirselves wish done to us iu a mediar se Chlll ' ~. h r .... h . h h oht h".""-th'shossoehtts's ...., ••‘. A 0t;v361,101,,iA iii reilearsal at Covent-garden 'rhea • t 7 s : 144.01 rAIk.4IK. V , . P . 4 ii en will verliato a hisiu4 1 ,:' t -a& ;,,,I.: • . ''' • . . there go-2, STII A N 1). SALMON, ODY, and Co. most respectfully in. form the Public. that their PA'IENT SELF-AD LUSTING TRUSSES continue to be recanimehdial by ell the most eminent Surgeons In 7 own and Country. The sprites( are so constructed as to admit of increase or d;:crease in six; and flVers .will answer for sight or left side, without the least inconvenience tette wearer, re quiring no under-strap or other galling bandage. E rATENTEES have the honour to suPply the Army and Navy, the Naval and Military llomitals, the flock Yards and Ord. nanc2, the Marine Infumary. the llon.,,Rast bulls Company, the City of Londox Truss Society, the Mart-ledsme, Wivelisoombe, and Denbigh Infirmaries, the Middlesex I etc. M:usfactorys 292, Strand, London; et a la Galeria du Palais Royal. No. 16X, l'auts. N B. Ladies are requested to apply at Mr. (lily's private door. A NEW PATENT HAT, at only YtUt4TFEN Situ II INOa, GF.(iiiiiE FRANKS and Co. have to other to the Pub lic a SILK 11AT on a REA VEIL 1101)Y, eanabining every requi— sites Hat ought to possess ; it js superior in appearance to the finest midmost expensive Beaver. is equally light, and will wear twice as long and is of a better shape, which it retinas to the last ; it will never change its colour, which is of the most beautiful black, it' worn for years; no weather will injure them, they being wiser proof t the ate a much superior Hut to those imitations offered Isk other Barak at ods.—.(l 1:0 HO 1 1 11ANKSa.til Ca. Manufacturers, WELLING •"' TON HOl4ll. Caress of Btdcress street, Barbican.—Merehants, nod Dealers wholiriali fur superior Dais, will find it to their advan taro sa narking this insertion. Be particular as Is taxiYstlsbleells N.B. Ntrattipaidletter , received. BURGESS'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. trAntlitA•sw, 107, STRAND, CONN Ell: OP Tin, SAVOY STEPS, LOSIDON• JOHN BURGESS AND SON being apprised of the numerous endeavours made by many persons tp iosposc a spuri ous article for their snake, feel it Incumbent on tlm to request the attention of the public, is purchasing what they conceive to be the original, to observe the name *ad address corresponds with the above ;--the ryneralapperuante of the spurious descriptions will de ecive the unguarded, and for their detection, J. B. and Sons submit Om following Cautions; some are in appearance at first sight • the genuine,' but w 'Mout any c tune or address—sonse • Burgess's Essence of Anehortes'—others • Burg:s's,' and many more without address.— JOHN BURGESS and SON having been many years honoured with such distinguished approbation, feel turfy sentiment of respect towards the public. and earnestly solicit them to inspect the laliels previous to purcl•asiog what they conceive to he of their make, which they hope will prevent many tlisitirintatentr,—NVAß 1(17, STRAND, ( 4 01INElt of the SAVOY S'f EPS, LONDON. FRAUD PREVENTED. 'cnunteract the many attempts that are daily made to impose on the unwary a spurious .o.nprsi.iorinstcad of the tientonenlacking prepared by IYay and .)Illttill,theyareinduc . ed to adopts, new Lahti iu which thuiraddreFs 97, HIGH HOLBORN, e plarrasnconspienously, that they trust Ali attention to this, and difirenceot titttype, %Oki. is tin); keall letter -pro's. willenable pareint.ers at once to detect the imposition. rule id Lilian .ACHIY. Y. made by DAY and MARTIN. ~ "4*. I , igh Holborn. wild in forme be sold in Bottleaat Gd. ti.aad 16.6 d. each, and :, eg.,y of ! V ie I.abel lett "toad venders L•LIAY AND MARTIN, 9-, HIGItHOLBORN. PR [NCR'S tfltiGTN At. Crl.EttityED HI'';SIA OIL Is the wholesome:4 and best Oil for preventing and promoting the growth of I iair of !Attics, Gentlemen, mud Children 4 in..hcs the il..ar grow thick and long, preveats its falling utt' or turning grey, Ilind even if the hair has began to ;tor grey, it IF such a nounslier to e lc hair, that by ttie it will rettere it to it. natural colour : also pre. gents hair fa. an becoming s!::‘ , lctl, clears the f•,:rtrf, anal keeps the liead and hoar clean ; pi ontottal eye brniot old whiNkers l Aste-••• int Gentlemen who arc hail , and hovc4afle..A,aisdffit its of hair remaining, by usitheat a egularly for a shoooislC.ziP laic it nsterol. ticittlemen wectrink Powder might • to tt./c it imteisa • ponuotain. Even Nledical(k.itliitto have I , abashed, that Prince's Itteatan nit is . o peri, to any chi for 'lie hair, nut rill do iu calcs of baldness and weak hair, whack cap be done by art. Princtia.Atus , ia nil it 34.1.1 m ad,soraftely lirewar.•4, as it i t t' , e best anal pleaniutcat (IV. tar drerottirirl'hAi Owtrob.l:dsc hair, and will ke2p front Kim: rank in rine climate. A.k for Prinr. , ',a It ke,4ia Oil, 4t. the small Lott! , ., or a bottle coo toning near tivd small ouzo, at ehrre.i i.laillings, which is a 14. cat . son iml. . Soi.} by the ori Anal. Propric•or. Prince, No. !;S, (".mrlotte-Rtrett, Parettrtml-plire.. k liold .i 1,4) by attar principal I.,rfoiners, and ikloli. —. line V C1:40: S. Prove.' lyztore the Lord '.qaysir :is Prince is the orisrirsl Proprietor rii :II . ti..c.rositr if ativ Pere:litter, Veu.ler, INA - r,or any wt.. rise tt.at is. not Prime's, .re o 1 ris, as they sell rotulterl,•it., to their t I .4.lirs a:A • will tie to ask Fir Priere's. Russia Oil, kg, e • r • , • *inc.:" On the brniii.;:r and 5t...L1.„ Thursday morning, about 11 o'clock. Gen. Taylor, after despatching Mr. Mates, the first of the daily King's messengers, to town with letters, left the Upper Lodge, Windsor, and proceeded to the Castle, to meet some trado:mcn and other persons employed in the valuation Of the late Queen s private property, which must take place pr:::vious to the will being. proved. SVe under. stand Lord Arden and General Taylor are two of the execator3. Mr. West, the President of the Royal Acnderny, has presented the parish of St. Marylebone with a fine picture of " The Holy Family," which is to be placed up, as an, altar-piece, in the new church. Lord Hill, it is said, will, have the command of the &rocs in Ireland. Other reports mention General. Puget. The Navy 5 per Ceuta shut on Thursday, and the 3 per Cent Consols on Friday, preparatory to the pa s viel.t of the half-yearly dividends. BIRTHS. 4 At Knowle dirm, Komi, the lady of Major General Beat no, of a dau.—ln Abercromby Place, lidinloirgh, the lady of I,ieut. Gen. the Hun. Sir C. Colville, G.C.B. of a coo and heir.—At Gogniagog Hills, Camtnidge, Lady F. Osborne, of a still born child.—Airs. T. Tindal. of ft.l...abury, Bucks, of o deli. -- MARRIED. Tit on. P. BDc Blaquei r e, to Eliz a . second d au . of W. R oper, Esq. of 1 ifarnham Castle, and 'Laid-dam of the late Hon. and 1% 144 .1 Rev. H. 11. er.—The Rev. J . Shallcress, formerly o f Trinity College, Cam e, to Mrs. Harring:on, l a te o f B enson , O x f or d. shire.—l. Gomm Esq. of Cleveland Row, St. Jimes's to Flo rence, dau. of the late-C. P. W a rner. E sq . o f Abb e vill e . i n P rance.- • W. crry, Esq. of Tenterden•street, Hatiovevitirtre, to • F.lizsbeth, Oath of the late W. Paull; Eaq. of Bole lisll.—C. T. Edwards. Li.q. of Altlg:tte, to Nlias Key, dau. of S. Key, of Che4int.—Tbe Rev. 11. Hreedim, Rector of PangbOterne, Berks. to Miss.Vsbome, dau. • of Thomas Ushorne, Esq. of Gt. Co rhberland-strect. 1)1 hi). The Res. J. Watson, Chaplain to the Karl of Liverpool, Rector of Faulkhourn. Easex, and Chaplain of Mouton eollege,sKeat.—Mrs. Frances Hanbury, youngest eau. of the late C.Han bury, Eaq. of Poiit Poole, Monmouthshire.—At Sliavito ; ton. Via:minces Killinorry. wife of Lord Viscistint Killmorey. and elde4 si.itsr of Lord Cotubtr mere.—As Brhton, Mrs. W. Boyd!. Upper T ooling , aged '.›.—At Hadley, Mid dleetx, C. Buurchier, EVI. age.l 79.—At Walwortli. Sarah, wife of Mr. R. Todnion, and only child of J. Bradshaw. Esq. of Kingrton-smon.Thimics.—At Cheltenham, 'F. Esteourt, Esq. of Esteourt, Gloucestershire.—At Brighton, Mrs. Portis. widow of the late J. Poi tis. Faq. fiirmerly of Mitcham, aged at: years.-- At Ton bridge Wells, Keut, Dr. Mayo, M. D. ... LONDON ,lIARKErS: CORN-EXC lIANC: E. biONDAY, NOV. 30 Notwithstanding the supply of English Wheat this morallit was hut small it evreiitliced very dull sales at a reduction of full Is. per quarter oil last Monday's prie , s—Finc mantl met a ready sale—Boiling Peas wt.r.f ehcaptr., likewise t;rr.Y Peas—There was a large supply of Foreign Barley and licans--The sales were heavy at about two shillings per quaster since this slay week—Fine flats supported last week's prices—Rapeseed 404 yiwiettl with little variation. TUIDAY. Dec. 4. We Iflave had bat few fresh &trivia' of English Wheat since Iforlk da7. bat Ihe Foreign supply has been tolelailly large, anti the mute is sts cousequenee dull, though fle parcels fully maintain their 'nice. There was a grail supply of Batley from Sutiolk this morning, aliti the arrival both of English and Foreign has been considerable ; ing Harley, however. mums a brisk sale.—The Out trade is dull.-10, other articles we have no alteration. s. s„ I s. S. S. s. t 1• heat .... 54 a f 5 %Mitch:ask-GO a7O Poland Oats 34 a 57 Vine ditto. 70 a 72 I Grey reuse Ger a 70 Potiuoc ditto 36 a 48 It ve 4B a &G. !leans CS a 71) (.Fine Flour C. 5 a7O Fine Barley SI a 6o I Ticks Melt 66 a la Oits . 3O a Sit [tape seed 48L PRICK of: KiIEAD. The highest price rff the belt Wheaten Bread thrmighoitt the me• tropnlis,, is anted I.y the BALM to he tic Q Some Bakers sell the Quartern Loaf from Id. ts, 2d. lower. AVERAGC PRICES OF CORN PER qUAHTER, TN ENGLAND AND WALES YON THF: WEEK I NuV.: l 3. Wbakt• I III• I 11.0.41 I cows 1.1c4:1s Pea-, ta 3 61 ill Ai 7 36 4. 175 0 I •i. 7, PRICE OF MI AF, SMITHFIELD. 1..17 A' R. d. i. d. I Jlmids Catile at Reef 4 0 a 5 0 I lEe. 4. 0.111.) I. EADEN II A 1.1 . Careahe N. d. 1. 41. bee' 3 4 a 4 4 Mutton 40 a 5 t, Veal 4 4 al , Pork R a 3 ri launn 11 0 011 Mutton —4 oas 4 j BeastA, about.— 7AR Veal 4 4 6 o Bleep 3931) Pork 49a 5 g I Calves. 150 0U Ptp lOO HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD. Z. a d. £ a d. Aver. Z. I. 4. ( Hay 6 15 nat 0 7 7 8 SMITHFIELD Clovtr 7 7 oat 10 —7 le fi (Straw e go oat 16 O 2 11. Ilay 6 10 to a 8 in n— 7 no 0 Myer 7 0 0a 8 18 0 7 La 0 Rain $ 17 na $ 6 A 3 1 6 WIIMICHAPEL -g li atl; 71 I ° o n fh n a l I: et n . —7 13 2 n Mai* VJO n a *l6 , p-i'L '2 ' 13 0 S r Jamss's 1 AVERAGE Pit leh OF SUGAR. Computed froJn the Itettfrini made bathe week ending Dee. V, i% 410. Ild. per cwt. eiolatiive nt.,dta 13 ity of Custom. ihiat ur payable ocreen nn inyOrtatiißl,AberAir into firuat. tint —( Siir i pay's (;4z-ate.) c► t Hrtx:l --Nt . .r ... Rank 3lsvek ' 4.1 ' 5 pct. l'ent. IttAteistl 76 111 3 r ET (dent. Cots - . 01, ifsi 4 itcr (.!cat. • i ti. s 11 3 intr Cent. Navy Itv.4 St telt .. Iltto Bonds (..*, pet ( . C11.) .M kö pr F.x.terittyr Hills. 2tl. piF flfty PI tps , Cctlsol. tar I. , ...nc.A.rlatitics • .. ... ........... ivyi i .. . . ..... _., ....,..___ __ _ ...... . _ _. ... . _ ••••••-..t............. — 77 — Los Dust :—Printed runt ptiltlol.:d by 1,3, it. V% tt.nn. Nn. ' i. I' rt.:tr-synt:E r b, tw:itft t. Dururnn's ("lurch. sal Fteer 1.. , i,., :vl,l for va - .104 I.lte the , l'tmwry, by all NCS6D.III Hu o:, , e' it r: , , anti l. i. rk. ur am Roaia tree of res... b i. , REGISTE! THE NA • TEAS tile Cits:APRsT anti Bier at the Price in the Kingdom.-I.ONDON GgNI7INE wAREIIOO6E, liAieJ for the hale of TEAS ev It DUN ALI; 1.3* E RAT El) as they art lee from Cll I A, No. 6, Ludgate FRED. SPIRAQW at Co. beg to return their sincere Thank: far the decided prderence given to their Teas, and assure their Friends and the Puhitc, that they shall continue to select the strongest and best derogated Teas that art 11111XMAI by the East India Company. which they are deterniined to sell upon the lowe t Wholesale Terms. fat fleetly Stoney; availing themselves of the present opportunity to recommend the following as the best and cheapest at the price, via. Goal genuine Conguu and Green tis. to 68.0.. good strong Congou, Breakfast Soueliong. and fresh Green 7s. to 7s. ed.; fullflavoared Sou chong, And bright leaf fresh Green Bs.; tine I lyson l Os. to los. fal. and superfine ditto, ; superfine Souchnng, full flavoured Caper, and ti flavoured Pitdrae, in Chinese Packets. about ilb. each, at 10s. per lb. same as that tOr which another house charges Rs. They request thcir Friends to be particular in the Direction, which is No. 6, near the bottom of Ludgate hill, a few doors (rum Bridge street ; as some Lottery People, who citu know but little of the real mutinies and Properties of Tea, have opened a Shop in the same Strea. in opposition ; in reply to whose repeated scurrilous attacks upon us. we again pledge ourselves to continue selling cheaper and better Article at the price titan they do; they knew that our judg ment of the Article is tar superior, that our expences ane much smaller in proportion. and that we do not require such eau:ultras prolLa •• 100 per Cent. and upwards." ------------------------- TUESDAY, 15th DECEMI4F.II. BY ORDER of the LORDS of HIS MAJESTY'S TIiF:A9OItY, the Drawing of the State Lottery which wag post poned in consequence of the lamented deceasa of Het Majesty, will llEti IN on TUESDAY. Dee. IS. Tilt Scheme contains 14,000 Tickets, with the following Capital Prises, vis. 4 Prizes of 5 ...... Priam of 6 ...... PrheA of 18 Fleshios 2,b3o.Prit's of £so, &c. Consuls and Money. The First drawn Prize will receive 30.0ixd. in addition. Tickets and Shares are Selling at all the Licensed Offices in London, and by their Agthes in the Cu 'try.