The National Register. — London, England, 1821-03-19 00:00:00

~.. R 6 r' 217.10AY. GAZETTE*. LORD CIIAMBEPLAIN'S °FRCP, MAncrt 13. On Smut Oay mortal - 4 : the Jodi init. at level, We-leak, rite rem:tics of Lea Lee l; i n l.ne • s Elisabeth Georgina Adelaide, only daughter cf his Ronal Iliglmesb the Duke of Clarence, were removed titan his Royal Ilighnews's apartments, in St. James's niftier. atteheled by two of the Iting i Gentlemen Ushers in oats of his lilaje.sty*, eat ti4ges, drawn by biz. lorries, tutsrieJ by nit • officer's guard of cavalry, filloacti by a mourning coach Br , I four homes. conveying Sir John Horlase Warren. Hart. and Sir CI arl N'or'cc Pole Bart Untems of the limichamber to his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence. Upon arriving at St. George's Chapcl, indsor Castle. about two o'clock in the afternoon, the remains of the Royal Infant were Gaited to the Choir by four yeomen of the guard, and the funeral service being perfumed, the body was depotitixl in the °yid vault. BANKRUPTS. J. Durtnall. Dover, hem. irentnorier. Solicitors, Messrs. Daseon and ea New Pinii ell Court. G. Lowe, Manchester, cotton dealer. Sols. Messrs. Nurd and Co. l'emple. J. l',et:cll, West Orchard, Coventry, ribbon manufacturer. Sol. Alt. James, Rticklershory. 1.. Most, Liverpool, timber tun chtint. Sols. :Nlessrs. ton and Co. Wilton! Row. T. Berko., Burton, Yorkshire, twine manufacturer. Sots. Mt ssrs. Bell and Brodrick, Row Churchyard. G. Bradbury, Hadley, Salop. 'bolster. Suls. Mes s rs. Ramer and Co. Gray's Inn Place. 11. Dark, Bath. woollen draper. Sul. Mr. Young, Charlotte Row, Mansion Dense. J. D. Rayner, Bow, Middlesex, mast and block maker. Sol. r. Rich, lit Mel iff A. Macrae, Devonshire Street, Bishopsgate, jeweller. Sols. Itle , srs. Pullen and Co. Fore Street. W. Jordan, Sur bury Middlesex, victualler. Sol. Mr. Lewis, B. Wignell, Drayton, Leicestershire, farmer. Soh. Messrs. Liylington and Co. Temple. .1. Anderon. jug.iJ, y. Yerk, merchant. Soli:. Messrs. Bell and Co. Bow Church t. D. 11'ilby, Gotta, .1 - orksliire, clothier. Sul. Mr. Lake Cateaton Street. DIVIDENDS. April 21. R. J. Austin, Throcniorten Street merchant-3. G. Miller, Watling Street, carpet agent-4, li. Glaser n, Gai,heck, Cumberland, dealer in butter —to, T. Steemson, Kingston tryon Mill, ship builder-7. T. Anisinek, Turnham Green. merchant - J. Barks, Stock; art Che:hire, cotton manufacturer —l. H. D. Cooper, Bank Street. llorsel)down, hop merchant -17, J. Bagen. DarttOrd, paper nicker-3, It. Finch, Newport Sneer, haberdasher-7, J. I- liosden, Cheshire, cotton ma. oufacturer-7, .1. iihiplt.), Birmingham, cottclnaker-3, A Mowbray, G. L. Hellingsworth, .1. Wetherell, W. Shields, W. Bi4:lton. and W. B. Stokes. Durlistn, bankers-6, H. Hunt, Litert,cd, liaberel;.slier-5. S. Woods, Havant, Southampton, grocer-7, 'l'. and .1. Scctford, Blackfritirs load, dealers. CERTIFICATES to be granted April 3. W. Malcolm, Great St. Helm's, merchant—.l. Gardner, Ilk waingliant, victualler—B. Hollard, High Street. Shadwell, corn chandler—R. Green, Selby, Vol le, banker—G. W. Bulkeley, Hanover Square, wine importer—R. Holmes, Northampton, Union Street, stage coach master. Commence ON AGnicULTURIE.—On Monday last this committee assembled at one o'clock, Mr. G. welt taking the chair. There %Tete then ten members present ; several other nicinbirs Altera aide atiivlti, Lord Castlereagh was sealed next to the chairman. 'I hey iinteiediaisly prseeedcd to determine the mititst that she old be pursued in promoting shwc isiquis les committed to their charge by the Boise of Corrinclis. Alter vat ions sus•gestions sod some discussion, it etas resolved that they should hear evidence, that the pat ties might he pi up:teed to adduce hi support of the aller,ations of the petitions. This ingnily l 4 to itonstitute the first branch of (lie committee's labours. When is was determined how the committee should direct the investigations,they inquired wbethei any pet suns were iu attendalice to support the leading prey es of the several petitions. Several of she owners and occupiers of land, who had been ins!' ;mental in fot st aiding petit ions to we re again iu attendance. Mr. IL C. Harvey, eit Norfolk, was called in. He underwent examination, loci upying the Clllllll a i ttt e dotting the whole of the remainder of their sit Bing. His evidence went to iliustiate the exit tit of is diction that bad taken phiee in the faimet's profits, lie alleging that it ass trout SW 50 aO P er c e nt.; and in support et his declarations, he In might will, him and laid before slit committee his accounts am! Souks fur the last font tern yenta. bevel al of the slutu tornts acre handed in, and sash led to constitute !nut of this evidence.—Adjonined. On Tuesday Uir chmmillee continued its sitting fiesta one nil 1..0s u'uthek. I 1 was Mute fully attended than on the preceding slay, all the mem bets being pi esesit, ewh the exception of Lot sl Castlereagh and another. 'll.e committee resumed the film branch of the inquity—tu ascertain the evidence in suppers of the alleged ex tidisi•e distress that stleets agriculture. lei fortiori:met of such object, Williain flailing, Esq. of Dillington, Some' se •Ine e (41 pis- Pitt high she' ill lot' that comity), and John jou. of Pole, brat Lear s, Sussex, were examined. The dcliseey of their testimony, also suppaeti d by !slums of Use expruditiore and income of Shell fat suitix concei its for sere's) yea's, oceopir•d the committee diurihg the whole of the is sitting. he sills gatiu4 of the pelitiontis, a Melt is Dow being examined I.y the committee, I. thus set lot 11l by thenint ea—• • 'l'l4o the cultliaction of the eircula:iiig medium, level ly as it may °penile, dues not arise, As . Piny persons allo have I ; .1 1 11 ably a suites ticial view o f the subject suppose, It idis au) delirroination l+ll the part Sof gove omen* to take 111 the C 51411 1, ; but lions en actual, positive, and bone fide declension in the gross "'Unita of agricultural I .l O l t l ee, of ilpV ;MIK 0170 hilillatis of pounds per annum I tot (they continue in the Pill-111111y or mss 111111(1rd to 111 e nit 11.1410 whether the circulatint int ilium elnisists of metal 01 paper, emu and c:,i tic, or itt other words, sigi iridium' runtime —must list fit: chase at greatest poi tion of such medium, hi lore it con be pat t cittulaindi ; and if the shove dept. dation in fix voiste 01 0111 a;;tictiltsual pi (Auctions has token place, flits Ras 71!,01.0,(1U.1. hiss Or i tst ulatiug me dismi, of a i:at lilt lit limy cousvt , Metal or roper, been antitially put ti .st d and Micolatt dto 511 i% klllpdolll, for the last i thou, lie as created, purtlillat 4, us cos matt il, before se• li depression :ook piece." 'flit titivation is—Has such diminitlivil taken place fs , -Many of the go pile no at who In. se beta must active ill fvuniing ago irulthial assosnitions, atid in purl Elio; petitions to both 1101/11:a of itailiaitients Mete again 111 all. ndaure. The I.:DiverEity of Ctitutridge, ar we l .l as that of 11;tVe r‘Wina to vetitum spina tilt) Cu- THE NATIONAL REGISTER 4SSIIE lA'TELLIGENCE. t lIERTFORDSHIRF. The A..i7es for this county finished nn Saturday. In de. lieeriug the gaol the Lord Chief Baron was assisted by Mr. Nolan, Mr. Sergeroit Laos, and the Common Sergeant, ho Furrr.sivrly tried pe isnot.' a as their o% it proie,sional avnealionv would permit the lender of their respective services. I'iie toPoii ing capitol' convictions look place during thr assizes :—Julin Threader, for a burglaiy in the day time; John h.ggleton, fur horse-stealing 1 Joseph l'estell for she vie:ding s tiesiree Smith. for ditto ; John Harris, for big:. way rotthei% t Wiliam Laurence, John Ambrose, Thou,. knight, and IVilliant French, four little usehius, the nut 15 years, for pi titergisry to the tii:lht time at ling Tiro by breaking the pare of a shop aiuduw after dot k, hull prukuivr, aid ten 511% Cr tuulhpiek Ca. 1.11, the pitverty of .1 oho Al organ. John Hitt riot Otis indicted for le:caviling John Minton, Oil the hinx•s highway, putting Lim in fear, and takiaz his petty's iii Over, at tiariittt on the '2Gth ft:bra:try last. It appealed in evidence, ilea the prosecutor, It poor journey nom tai,eis stopped at it:tenet en his a ay to London, mid weld to a public-home 10 ask fern lodgieg tar the night, it being then 1(1111'01P k. The prisoner, a 1111 Has pie,,tl.l, 011 . 1.1 ell his set vice. to take him to a place allele lie could be conilortably lodged. Ile nano Mutely Ileeerild the pros weal and eceutnimaiede he priaimer, ne lie supposed, le look for a liitle , og. The prisuner sins joined by number mail, and both conduct' d the prosecutor ono 11 and a ithout any ptevieus lionnatimi of their eviegit, knocked him down and t died hie pockets of all his n. 'ley, In this d, plurtible condition the prusecutur rem: tied to the public house and gave the alarm, describing the ' , riffles of the prisout r mat 'lds comp:intim. Neat day the pi isoner %sus apprehended, and the pres,i titer same positively to his identity. The prtsoner d. Med haviag t ver seen the prism's r heMie. How ever :mother a ithens emanated the st..teaneot the latter. and eepesed, shut he bad seen him aecumptitty the prisoner nito the field. Tile Cabe went to the Jury ander the Learned Judge's dire, dims, and they found the pi istmer Heath.— 'Flit prose> war, however, commend. J him to nut ry. None of the abuse- na idieued capital roust, tr, acre left ref exceation. Timm:is Allen was indicted for a rape rim the body - of Aim Joy re, /1.1 ii ickntersao.tlt, tin the *a3 - I of September last. Mr. Jessopp mid Mr. Alorsis acre Cotiusel for the prisoner. hr proseeutrix (a young and handsome gill of IS) i n giving htr ivldenee, but behoe she hail stotisi tinyUlu;; t o eriniii ate the pi issuer, in the agitation of her feeling- we n Mut a fit, eil.l till on t!ie liackof tier bead aithgreat violence upon the floor. She au's carried senseless out of Court, mid placed liel:tr the care of nurg. , tm. sitter the lapse of t vs 0 Luton the learned Judie s 1,1 tut the surgeon to repent the state of her health and hated, a hen the latter have it 111, 111 S decided opinion that the unhappy young a lonian was not in 0 stale to g ve es Metier, and weutil not be is u condalun fur that ptapeni• heft,' e tan or three Jaya. The Chief Barrie, under these eirenmstances, cLurgrsd the Jury to acquit the 'ninon' r fur arm of evidence; and the Jury at cordingly found him Nut Guilty t however, his Lot skshiii into tuned flee', a llh great Fali•ii1S11011, that had the case guile through, they s. prot ably have cume to the same nl.llll* Ile had read the depositions taken betide the to rate, and in his tipiiiion. there was lawny iullicielit if made out, to am fact a capitgl conviction. He hoped, Loa ever, that the prisoner would do the girl that justice v,ltic Is her titiliappy situation requited.--Vet diet, Nut Ciutityr Cl'. IL SIVE.—The only ease North mentioning was LEAN, qui tarn, U. 111:CR. This was an act mit under ille Hass ker's and Pedlars Act, to recover a penalty of SOL forieited by the defendant, for selling goads a ithout a has ket'alies nee. The plaint iii', rune ails coedticied by Mr. Nolan, 51r„ An dreas, and Mr. A rakein. Mr. Arabia (atilt ahem was file. Adolphus) Ir.t tke case for the elefenditat. The deft nilaut wan not upholsterer at Hinhopstortford, and had [melt a room at the (;corge Inn, tit Buetingferd, a hither lie had nem some of his good. to he sold by auction, by an am tient er. The gat sum' intended to be tiled, emialy, a r the defendant . was a hawker veithin the mu-tieing of the Han kerb' Act, wider the circumstances, %%mod have lieu ii extremely important, it the f.ictn raised it ; but the plaintill Wit, unable, tuake out the feet, Ow il,fendein had himself, ter by his ugeut, bold the goods iu go, ioif, The wits therefore 1111116 tt i tt NORTH A SI PT() N. The asaisea for this t•uutity finished on Thurallay last ; the calendar ales very heavy, and contained 94 prisonets, many of theta fur capital (Miners. Fent:teem received sentence of death, four of chumwere lett fur execution, vie. two for ttttt rder, one for timer), aril one for a rape. The hill 1/Ilthilip Baynes and ill any Cl a ck, fur murder, excited a eminiderable degree of interest, nod the roust was mailed to excess as early as eight o'clock in the morning. The pi isoner, Haynes, ma: Indicted fur the murder oI 51r. J. (:laik, a unmet of Chars% ellen, with et ludo lie had thiteitily lived, by shooting him iu his cutting some hay at a rick; and the ti male piestmet a us ail'. to Ille deeell,ed,lllld 111d1Cled 101 111:0;A ileCe/.41) to Ille nnu der. They acts: both limed Guilty uti the clearest Puri hie evidchee. It appealed from several li.tlers produced on llic vial, loom! w itz ) ue...,, posseasion, and scut to Clark, that she had tot settle lime pant been per/mailing bins to eumenit the batik; devil mill her Imabalid, mid had promised him marriage if he Was 1101 eled, The trial lasted sight hums, often they were boil, convicted and ordered for tint ention SiWoreh 10), al tarts e O'6A , the budira to bu tssected. The pii , tiness ieeeis es! the ass Cul sentence without the least • appatent renotiou„ excepting all , a the Judge ordered their bodies to be given to the surgeon, whin Nl's. (:lat k burst into tears, 'rite, were both 'my respectable, well-looking people, mid deceits's in mouthing. lia)ties was 37 . years of age, Mrs. Clark 39, and lies tan clrildree liviug, sine about nine, roe other tiryrn. Mr. Clark ass a man of vely con sirtil able properly, ohtch lit hat lilt wholt ) to the I:Wi dest', a boy and a gill. • At these assizea a 11.0111 lliletestit•g trial teak place, in • the rasa tit IV/ Dill!, an ekIiIVII.IIII, 41.0 .11.4111 chat ged on the nth of keptelliner Is,t, aiardcrt - Li smocks. r. is:toted William Lout:.iii the lair of Wight. It appealed is evideoce, that the paltlCi had a •eutite, in which Long sti (irk • sword-stick nut of Pull's hand, an polled a Lammer Rom his pocket, which Bull thought was a pistol; Ball. alio had a loaded pistol. instantly shot the (muggier through the body, and the latter (lir(' on the spot. It was proved that Bull was Is Of humane cha racter, and that the deceased had Milli SWOIII that ho would never be taken by an earls. inan. Bull was con vict( 41 of manslaughter, and sentenced to one month's 1111 l Ninth was convicted of halfwit( Mg and iekevint: the above William 8011, atter lie had killed Loll!, for which Le was sentenced to three months' MTH. sonnient.—Sartili Wkitbn, who was tried for the guarder of J. Tilly), at Ringwood, was acquitted, tail the giound of insanity. The total ileiangeineot of the winched woman's intellects was (qv:illy proved by s. yeral %illnesses, petit etilarly by Mr. Lyford (sili goon). the chaplain of the gaol, and the gaoler.— It. %Vim!, a ho s iic «inviricil of tittering foig• notes of the Andover Old Banis, is lift for eaeen tiuu. It VidS clearly proved that la , passed a !Urged M. 1101 e, nut only to J. Wiescom, Of All4lOl/11 also as forged r:.( . 11 Of tour other persosi•, alai( bore testimony against lino; and his guilty knua ledge was cleat ly npvit• tout tu the cunt and* y. tiIIRSHIRB. . ....... Your:, 'AI Ant It I2.—Alter the usual preliminaries on 01) , .1•iug the tour' had been gone tilt ioigh, the grand jury sawn, and the I. in neil jittlgt. (Mr. Justice Hest) had des hi eil his chaige, Weil cuutnitxd ;milling of intei est, Tlivislas rarrimutitl, aged 51, late of Bat nsley, a eaver, is as placed at the bar, thaiged ihilt high tieason, for having, (clung with Whets, who acre lately tratispot led for the °flew..., amongst whom was his sun) traitorously assembled lugitlic r, iii aims, for the purpose of levying a ar, and %nil having lei ied aat against our Sovereign Lord, the now King, within this realm, and of compassing and tome' • g to depose the King. in order to compel him to change his measines, indictment was of grt at letieth, and cuoiseqiiently occupied the cowl a long time in reading il. Upon lit lug asi.rd %%hither he was guilt' or not guilty, the pi 'seiner, very much Acct. if, and in a laultering tone, replied," I eonless myself ciiiity, from my van frelitigs." Ile was asked if he a kited the plea of guilty to be re. carded? alien he said, he vet minty did. Fariinionil then, in teals, declined, that though lie had pleaded guilty, yet he never consulted or conspired against the hie of his Mitjesty,or the life of any oilier man in his life; that he never wished or imendril to roll any pet sun. It had been his misfortune, he said, to he sect e. tars ti the liiiion Society; and it was well known that he was connected atilt the (Stooge. ntreting ; but lie hail 'lie happiness to say lie nevt t eoleteil into any secret cousintaticiii, and could call God to witness that he never couspiitd against the life of any nian—iigaliad the lowa of his country, or to tub his iir ighbostr of the smallest thing; but lie being secietaly to the society, they did maw things in Ms name, hick lie was totally ignorant of. He 'then, in the most &alerting firms, beserelled the learned judge to usei I himself Hi his behalf as h as was hi his ;miser, fur the sake tit his %site acid poor family. Ilis wife (added he), :teem ding to what lie had heard on Thursday lasi, was ill a dying state.-he lied a Soli who was deptived of his reason, and also tao pour children imbrought up. He concluded My again coojtaring the judge to do nil in his power to sale his life. The prisoner was asked if lie had nay thing to say why judgment should nut be passed upon I to die, Elect-rid:lig to law, to %sloth it i j I am within{ to submit to the la's." After the ciicr of the court had eominandod all pevona to keep silt lice, on ul JO, iibib ,c1,:e1)C0 tit death win ia:;• , jpg upon the pt i.olicr at the tar, Mr. Justice first addti ssi d him at drat length, and concindc.i by 1,,r410g ifs int manner. The pi isoncr was then taken Irom the bar, I.Ss I . CHELM-rali NARClll4.—ilie assizes for this county cottimei.ccd here to-day, before the Lord Chief Baron Rich:ads, aho erg ived yemccilay. Ilis Lo- &hip this morns Ink, after opeoing the cominissiuti. attended divine serv ice, and then retut tied to the c.ruon Cowl to charge the Craud Jury. The indisposition of Mr. Burou Wood, a hich is understood to ben v toleut attack of the goat, having changed its seat front the hoods to toe vv ill enable t.iiu 11/ reach this who tuvnight, lit perform his duttes. 11l the Crown Court the huviness is likely to he considerable, there belpg tit) prisoners, several of vs bout are charged with ofleori s, but of on prat emu way. The civil business will not commence until 10-intorno , iv expected to be unto, sunny light, the loather of Caine, not rStt ruing thirty. CHOWN SIDL.—J a youth of seveuterit, was led fur a:vim:floc Thorp, iu the King. highway, on the 9th of Noir, sillier, in the pari.h of halloo, putting hint to fear, and stealing from his pervuu ten shillings in bitter. dliam Thorp. the prosecutor, slated, that he wits In tine habit of aticodiug the night of the link of Nov vember, bet %ern eleven and twelve o'clock, he on, l eturos lug Irum Epping I.) li iilory 13u.h Fair, where he bad It booth, tout within tea or la rive yards of his Maud he was surromilled by about a duxes nom. One of thotu choped lac Minds iii er him mouth from 1,, riud , a hilst others [telt' his aims and rifled his pocket: ui all the Immo lie hind, o hick amounted to tea &MMus. Ile told theta n o t to Ili Ilse lines and sa.l they might la LC till he had and a elconve• ThO r•oticr, oho aro one of thegnutt, caught bold alibi fub t and sand, •• you ynii have gat a Nil of ironer lucre,' d hHe the tab no ay, Witness said he was mistaken—. hiit it as no only memorandums, and snatched the fob hack Manta taken all he had, rind turn hi. lower gm merit faitui the wiiiveitoid almost to the knees. one of tiro Ong gave him a kirk tot the breech. mid trod him lie nii;4l)l gu about his bur Mee*, and they lett him,-140 wits p,sitive AY In the identity of the prisoner, having fie. queotly seen him before al tangs and other `rabic places.— • He should Imre known him by his voice if lic had out seed his face, but he bud an opportunity of seeing the latter by the light of a candle, wliirh ii a• hou g hs oat at the i u tru s e gt by a euttager R few yam: distance, whu came to :we A Ina WWI the !ratter, though he was aft.iid to approach for fear of being trioidi red, The night was oho light, though co moot. shone, More than X4l pi rums were rubbed nod ill-used in the fair the s.,itie night. 'flip pri sone r, in his defence, said lie was iphue. Ili of the charge. lie hail hot Nuct.ed the piosecutur, oar had he any or his ittithey. The ptu.ren.i.r 11;11./ have known him hum brill a servant to a person in the habit of al. , tending fairs. He could put call stimeoris to his characs I aClrr, as Ilirre vi err :.o prl•olliPlToent at the tiiug else coultt p i c o akt i u i l i s r i cl o ta h r ;. ir ri e ; jy, m ed Judge's directipns, the plisoner (iiritt) —)eath, bleitCl4 111.-100 fotli,wirg pribouers were *Spindly