The National Register. — London, England, 1822-02-24 00:00:00

64 A fire broxe out in the drying loft of Mr. Wright, dyer, in Comell street,at ten o'clock on Friday forenoon, owing to the liminess of the drying stoves. The fire burned with alarming fury for a short tune, and threat ened total destruction to the premises. Several engines arrived m a little time, and tieing well worked and sop pt,e ! with water, the fire was subdued, but not before it b..rned the flooring, and a large quaintly o!' cotton and other property. On Thursday eventing last, about ei.tht o'clock, a fire was discovered in the parsonage yard of the Rev. John us, at Ringwould, Kent, which in a short time consumed the harm and several lodges, with great part of their Millen i two laMmring men have been apprehend it.. on suspicion of having been the incendiaries. Caution to Coachmen.—The driver of a stage coach was commie(' before the Rev. Dr. Owen, one of his Ma jesty's Justices of the Peace for Middlesex, on the twill init. under the act of the 50th Geoue 111. chap. 48, in bqe mitigated penalty of 51. and in default of payment, was committed to prisan for three months, (or being in t•nticated while driving his stage, ►hereby endangering Übe lives of tile passengers, and the property of his em rdoyer. r SPORTr3rG Daetstow..—The dispute on the great trotting match, for three hundred guineas a side, was de ettted at the One Ten Tater!), on Tuesday night, by arbitration.--- . lhe American horse wae the first house, but the evidence of impartial country gentlemen who 'saw the race, proved distinctly that the American horse broke into a gallop, in the last mile, and did not turn seatel. It web satisfactorily proved, that when Mr. W Alan's horse broke from the trot, he was turned round, at' constinently won the match. The stake 01'6001. was paid to NI!. Witten', friend. In respect to the time tile erfeentance occupied, the umpires, Messrs. Hull and Ilaywoed could not decide A novel pedestrian match took place on Wednesday, oe the Peckhano-road ; a gentleman of the name of Eartleman, haring undertaken to go backwards twelve utiles in two hours. The pedestrian did the first mile in 6:sin minutes ; and four miles in thirty-two initiates.— . Ile did within two hundred yards of seven miles in the ittur, and halted shout two ttt 4 l mice. He won the match, having two minim.s may so spare, with much troublo, as e trequenq fell front giddiness in the last two stiles, awl he felt the effects seriously after it was over. Betting two to one on time. On Friday night, the Bth of this month, or early nit Saturday morning, the vault of the lato Thames Jones, Esq. el Llautysitio-hall, in the county of Denbigh, was broken into by seven 'Sr eight men, with au attorney and ettracent from a neighbutuitta town at their head; the _coffins containing the body of the deceased forced open, then taken outside, turned upside down, and the corpse tumbled upon tile ground. The beefy having been in terred on the 12th of December, 1820, was of course in a state of great decay, as appeared by the stains and smell left upon the glass as late as Sunday evening, notwith standing the heavy rain of that city and the day before, • when the place was viewed by the clergymen of the parish and the churchwardens. The only moose ar signed for this outrage is, that a perste), supposing binutlf Interested in a will, had dreamt that one was deposited tinder the head of the deceased. Upon this vision of a disordered mind, strange as it may appear, an attorney star found weak enmesh and wicked enough to commit Site attune outrage. Ile cause prepared with a plumber, inasone,l.lackitnith, tkc. and two females are said to have been tiresentl For obvious reasons we forbear to mention ;tames at Kemal' ; but as legal measures are in stituted against the parties (who are all well known),we hope soon to have it in our power to give them to the world. 'lite exact state in which the body was returned to the vault is as lea as yet ascertained, but it is believed that the coffins were left unclosed. • DRIADIFUI. ACCIDENT.-0a Tuesday last as Mr. Laisoashire,, coachtuaker, and his wife, were proceeding to a single horse chaise to see a friend, when they castle near the Horns, Keirlitigtoti, the horse took fright, and ran against a oual waggon, which upset the chaise, by which both were thrown oin, Mrs. Lancashire was unfortunately killed on the spot. Mr. Lancashire htd ot e arm an d a thigh broken, and his skull fractured, and was on Wednesday night in a very dangerous state. A shockiug accident occurred in the port of Heyle on Situday last. The Lydia, Capt. Millwood, coming in Inns sea, it was found necessary, snort after she had passed the bar, the current beitig very rapid, to drop an ciichor from the stern, in order to present her running foul of the vessels a-head. As the cable attached to the incisor was carried out with great velocity, %Villiain Blewett, a young man of excellent moral character, and who had been to sea but a - few months, gm Isis leg en tangled in it, and before any assistance could possibly he afforded him, he fell, and was dragged onward until he cause in contact with the stern, when, dreadful to relate, Is s Gents as instantly wrung '.ll at the anele, antl fell ititn ihe sea. The poor voting 111.111 was conveyed to nit filter'. house, and the leg being in a very mangled state, he underwent ainputation test below the knee. • Stnue thieves meta,: pa:!uttr window of a bruise a in :%`..iiLloo, a few evenitsas since. Intss eve 'title arid it. It C.;., wit he the tat re in the kitchen, end took (town all the pictures, and prepare-, earl preparel several cell •r 10. ial.le articles iitr reterws: ; but beiagslisinthed by tlie /II coming III) stairs, !ivy decamped, taking witit theat only one of the eietne•s.— A tii , e .te Or two site lb,. a Ijobibu boost', ' is thiliihaLhed, w i ts rni,actl of a copper anti a sirive Severel suspicion eilitrukin. , fellows have lately been • lorkung about the Ci..las inn the n0t..00,9'1,1100d.; butt as they are regularl:: patrolled, at: I t.ii e _ th ug flie riii she tier, we have no doubt their farther depredation, via be presented. A rich individual, who was in tine suite of Donna parte, (hullo , his exile at St. Relents, has recently purchased the beautiful estate of Crogny, near Bar upon-Seine. It has a superb chateau, and a very extensive wood. The value of the whole is com puted at a million awl a half of franca L ~~ . THE NATIONAL REGISTER Letters dated the 29th December last, have been received from Port-au-Prince, which state, that pre sident Boyer had issued a decree, prohibiting, under severe penalties, all exportation of gold or silver.— This measure was likely to produce much inconve nience to commercial operations. The decree is dated on the 15th December. Zittbs. At Dulwich, the lady of J. Ilallett, es.t. of a daughter. In Portland place, the lady of S. Graham, esq. M.P. of a ion. In Upper Seymour street, the lady of Thomas Wm. Bloomfield, esq. of a son. Mes. P. Goode, of Howland street, Elmo , square, of a son. At Cheslinot, the lady of C. I'. Meyer, esq. of a daughter. At Leyton, Essex, Mrs. It. flarelay, of a daughter. Mrs. liirkett, of Cloak lane, of a 1140141111 T. The lady ot It. S. White, eat. of Liocolti's inn, of a daughter. In Ilanlett's buildiugs, Holborn, the lady of It. Farrell,esq. of a daughter. Norwich. Union Fire Society, ESTABLISHED 1197. TNIENIIIERS whose term of seven years 1 has expired, are requested to take notice, that the Agents of the Society are duly empowered to make the returns of Premiums on application being made to them. The Amount paid in returns in the last seven years is as follows: R. s. d. s, d. 1815 .... 7,913 13 0 1018 —.17,890 10 3 I .... 9,462 U 11 1519 .... 9,133 ti lull ....bone 14 9 Is2o .. 8,4:41 13 2 ISYI The rim business in the last scar has amounted to nearly Ten Millions, and the whole risks of the Establishment are guaranteed upon a Capital of kilo,ooo. The Parties In sured are free from all responsibility. LIFE SOCIEIT--CAPITAL Xsoolfoo STERLING. View of the increase of this Society in the last sir sears. s. d. Amount of Premium at March, 1815 Amount of Premium at March, 1818 Amount of Premium at June. 1 .21 second Minus will be declared tic.ct year. By order of the Directors, S4.IIL'EL SOLD, Secretary. UNION OFFICE, Norwich, Feb. .Ith, 18a. Jand J. SIVEWItIGHT remind their Friend . and the Public of the very near approach of the presen Populate Lottery, which will begin Drawing on TUESDAY NEXT when the very First-drawn Prize will receive £20,000. Thi Prize they hope to have the pleasure of Selling at their fortunat Offices, No. g 7, Conlin 11, li, Holborn, and 38, Hay-market London. And by their Agents. The present Scheme contains 3 of Z:10,000 ALL MONEY! 70 other Capitals, all Money ! AND NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE! J. and J. SiVllll'lllGili in their last 6n tr;;CCiold in Shares, 4,421 a Prize of £25,000! Alto on the last Day of the last Contract they Shared and Sold 111.031 . . . £C25(; 0 1 6,740 • . . £2001%070 . . . . 500 17,822 . . . 200 IrWEN'I'Y THOUSAND POUNDS Sterling A- Money. will be given to the tint Prize drawu next Tuesday. (16th inst.) , iter and above any other l'rize it may be drawn. Nearly 20 other Capitals may be expected that day, as the Lottery contains 73, and one-fourth of all the Ticket. must then be drawn. The Scheme l OACSSCii 5 £20,000 Priz...s, and 6680 other Prizes, all Money.—Last Lottery, the first Prize was as in the present, entitled to one of the Grand Prizes, and that was sold b' 11IS11, who sold 14 Capitals last Lottery ; and who is now selling Tickets and Shares, in great vat iety, at Ids Offices, a. Coenhil], and J, Charing Cross; and he hopes and expects to sell the L 20,000, and several other Capitals next Tuesday. AI'iIINCE, the Original Proprietor, has so int• • proved tire IiUSSIA OIL, that it will be pleasant, and will keep in all climates. Through the discovery of an extra valuable ingredient, and which has been proved, will he sure to assist in preserving, and promoting the hair, will make it grow thick and long, prevent it robing off or ever •tutniub . grey, und will be sure to assist in restoring it to bald places, It the least signs of roots are remaining. And as the Proprietor is now resolved not w prepare his Russia Oil without that valuable in gredient, although very expensive; therefore the Proprietor cannot possibly sell the ounce bottle for less than ss. and the large bottle, which contains live ounces, for one sovereign, which is u saving. And as sonic think the Russia lid dear, the reason is easily ascertained ; for instance,an ounce bottle of Oil of Roses is only about 3s. ; and an ounce bottle of the best and genuine Otto of Roses i.,Jive guineas. The reason is, because the one is far more preferable to the other. So it is with PRINCE'S Russia Oil, which is far preferable to any other article for the !lair. _ . _ Even Medical Gentlemen have published in the Gazette of Hedlth. that Prince's Russia Oats superior to any Oil for the hair ; will resto e it on bald places, and strengthen weak hair sooner than any other preperation. Also Mr. Marshall, the first Court Hair dresser, of W 11;1110fe Street; Mr. Damon, Hair Dresser, &c. to the Royal Validly. IVeymouth ; Mr. Adams, Boar Lane. Leeds; and hundrals of other principal Hair I)res. sem, have declared that they recommend Prinee's ltusi-ia Oil before any other, as from experience they have found it to Ise the best for preserving and promoting the Hair. clearing the scurf, and keeping the head und hair clear.; although there are other Articles ter the Hair deity puffed in the Newspapers. But there are thousands of Ladies and Gentlemen have a good head of Hair by using PRINCE'S celebrated RUSSIA 011.. Hut some Doilies being persuaded io use other Oils. they soon found the difference, as their Heir began to tall off. or get grey. Ladies will ;ind Prince's Russia Oil preferable to any other Oil for dre..sing their own, or false hail, as it gives a natural gloss. softens, and ails it. Gentlemen welling powder ought to use it inst ad of pow:. tun; it promotes eybrows, whiskers, &c. Sii , d Wrath:, lc, ltetail, end for Esportat;on, by the stile Pro pri eon', A. Pittx ce, I 0110VCti to No. 9, Pol.! lid-street , Oxford street. nevr the P.uitheen; and by ,Ir. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, Nc.v nond-street; and by mast principal Per:Milers emu Medicine Venders. Preyed by : RSdavit, the 24th of November 1814, before the Lord Ala) or, bat A. Prince is the Original Proprietor in the Universe of the Russia Oil; therefore if any Perfumer. Medicine Vender, Heir DreLsee. of any one else, seils Russia Oil. that is not Prince's, they are imposttrrs, as they sell counterfeits to their customers. Ask tor Prince's Russia Gil, and observe " Prince" on the ara t •pet and :'rats ca ei.ch bottle: without, it is nut genuine, and canny. 141.:0;1.1' .!ie r.r.rpose. Ladies WILI G lit:t I.l‘ll v iilbeparticular, as there are unprin cipli.d per.em, in 1:77. CI and country sell counterfeits, and say they a . e , 'r'..e7e has Lan of lateCounterfelt Russia (MI sold in nlmost seta :rivet; and ImpestoiN have male the covers of the Coml. tamest Oil so inuch like the Genuine, and even imitated the original Proprietor's name; therefore purcthe ers should be cau tious, and have it of the r'eoprietor, or of a respectable Pe: Miner or 3lulicine Vender. As several Ladies and Gentlenien m the countri have complained that they have been taken in by un prin. cii:ed persons selling them counterfeit, therefore, by eric:o,ing toe money in a letter for the Russia Oil, &c. directed to Mr. Prince, se. 9, Pirrand street, Oxford-street, London, Mr. P. will send them by return of teach to any part of the Itiogdom. • ildatrico. At St. Andrew's, Holborn, J. A. Droop, C. of Stamford hill, to Mary, eldest daughter of 11. Itiebmood, es.l. of lobo street, Beditod row. At the Friends' meeting hone, Bishops ate street, Cornelius, son ..r C. ilatibtiry, of 1 ottetillatn, to Mary, only daughter of m. Allen, of • Plough court, Lomb teal *beet. At ilachney, W. Bond, rag. of Stamford hil:, to Martha, daughter of the late I. Draper, est. of Islington. At Exeter, J. sly ri ell, esq. of Lincoln'. lan, barrister at law, and of Cionard, in the county of Kildare, to Mary Ann, uni) datigt.ter of J. Mackintosh, egg. of Lurie.. At Stepney. W. Irish, nag. of Cannon street road, to Mary, eldsit daughter of Mr. J. Foster, of Queen street, Itatclid. At St. George's, Queen square. Chas. Itt ddeliety esg. of Lubeck, t Anna Maria, shiest daughter of John Poole, esti. of Uteat Ormond street. At Cbristebareb, Sarrey, the Rev. J. A. James, to Anna Maria, oidow of the late H. Neale, nag. E)icb. On Thursday last, suddenly, Richard llolMes, eq. of Kentish town, one of the Magistrate. tor the county of Middlesex. At Carnbcrweil, Mr. J. Cs 'plies', late of 'Power street. J. Allen, esq. of Stratford, r osen,ayed b 9. In Coles place, Cu 11111 l ercial road, Ptaucu, third son of Captain C. Beads, commander of the ship Lady Keonaway. At the residence ,if his brother, near. Liverpool, Lieut .- col. Logan, late of Ow Slat regiment of foot, aged GS. At his house in tiuwer 'beet. A. Ilawthot n,esq.late of the Island of Gil the leull Instant, William Shrobsole Cunliffe, son of Mr. It of Park street, tslitiglon. . on the 1711, inst. the Rev. I'. W. Shore, vicar of Otte' tun, Devon, and brother to Lord Ceignnionth. At Tottenham lligb.crou, S. Bragner, esq. aged 76. At Krushigtun, Mr. Snow. At Gibraltar, S. ilassait. At Kim Leese, near Liverpool, C. Reodon, esq. aged 60, a deputy lieutenant 01 the W."( ithlht4 Of Yorkshla e. At Orlean,„ Julia, the widow of the late Col. Deere, formerly Marseell, Ilaets, and late of Walent place, Lambeth. At his residence in 11111 street, Berkeley some, 1. Gordos, mit Lonuon sparuts COHN EXCIIANGE,MoNnAv, F . E2 IS. Since this day week the artivals of Wheat from all parts of the coast have been pretty numerous, but the quality is very inferior, for which there was scarcely any demand this morning, although offered at from to as. per qr. cheaper; for the fine samples, however, the demand was brisk, And last week's prices were fully supported. A continuation of the present line weather will tend materially to improve the quality of the inferior Wheats., and make them inure marketable than they have been hithera.. Barley was pretty brisk in wile, and full as dear as on this day week. Oats, Beans, and Peas supported our last quotatiuns, and brisk in sale, especially the finest lualities. CURiti:NIT l'er W ouch: _ . ;1....S OF GRAI N FOlt Trl is 'alter Nle:atne of 111: 4 1a. _ MUST Y. WLII.4I.:IsD. VAID•V• ls. I. i. I. b. .• 30 a 70 50 a 7:1 50 a 7) 34 a 50 i 2.1 u 501 3i a 3:1 6 a 5,.; I 55 a - >ti :!,5 u 5S 'AI a 1:9 1 27 u Itl I 17 a U 9 Old Wheat New Red Wheat New White do Rye Brunk, or Huck Wheat Barley .. •!. • Pale slalt Feed Oats drew orPolioat do New Tick Beam Old ditto lea l'i)teon ditto Biiiiwg Pease they !'ease liapeseed per lust —U— 21 a 27 , 2 1 a t 7 1 21 a VT :A a 6J , 52 a 1/0 1 st a 1.:0 •15 'a 231 15 a *2 15 a 23 22 a 25 1 22 a 24 1 22 a 25 is 23 22 a 24 I VI. u 21 25 a 2S 1 25 u *7 25 a 21 24 a 27 24 u Yu I 21 a t 7 33 a ' S 3 a 34 S 3 a 38 26 a 281 28 a 28 28 a 27 304 n $2l. 301. a 3V. 301. a 3 . AVEILAGE MICE, OF Ctitt.s., vets ',hurter, 481 the t Maritime Distrust.; 01 I'AGLAND and WALF,S, Fur 11'rck eudiug brainy 1911 t. extracted Iri.ua SAllatlal..- Ga.!Ltte. Wheat... a 94 Id Barley— 13* 61 31 Rye 9I I 011 tie I - 1.1 Vea.4 t. LWOW Olt Ai Mit) elfliAti. Average Price from the Item na made in the Week coda; Wednesday last. Sic bid. pet C , A I. •-%C!.'AIVe til). 0 Per Knlt. tai Favr F BuNhel#, vr 280114. 1 . lut (Bry. a. s. NI mizlay. s. 5. Line F. 1101.11 nuur 50 a 31 Atiseriesu fluta ... 5: a Jii SCColliii ditty ... • 44 a 50 per Barrel ~ts • II c e.... Ballai), 15,1. Ule S2tiartein Lout.-- COAL AIARKET, FEL 22. Ships at Market. Ships sc.l3. Price. Noguagtle 414 3', 0:1 to 41i 01 17 tinudtql.siltl si 3 g tl to 4. Lel .s.IIII 111 , 1 ELL) Jl4icnrl. FRIDAY, Fr3t. 22.—The supply or Beasts at market this day was but moderate, 5:.t1 Beef ro.ty be quoted a trifle Iowa: !halt on londay. The supply of Slice? was considerable, and Jlutu•n lots sustained a trithig toduction. Pork and V.-11 remain os last.—ln the nay-market, Hay, Straw, tau: COver suppor;,.l our last quotations. The f0.1o%:11,4 :s a correct statemen . of 11,e prices and nt.uthe:• at market: — AI EAT, ext.t:e i1e..1, I.;toiritil- ! .t..ti Iti it, A,,d is ‘lO4 5;4 3.4,r.t. 1 . iii••••"Ptr SWIM Ili dill. teoNDAY. Beef Bs 2 .1 to 14 211 Alottust 84 .1.1 to 34 8.1 LANA) Os 0 1 to • 0, 0,1 v, al fo, 0.1 to 04 0,1 V.prk 2 , S I tu 4,4 d Head of Carle Art. Beasts Sheep end Laistl/4 . 17,8/0 l'igs Calves 13.1 11 . 111% t. Me( g. its 3- •0I \lur:o•l3s Od IV 3, 6 0: 04 w 0• 1.• I Vcza 4, 0,1 to 11 , • a 3• OJ to 4.• llea.l .1 lutik L.1111 1)4 ' VIA) I' Ila• Clovcr rtto £2 iu A i 0 • • . • 43 0 0 Id 1.4 - - - U t,• i I 111 /I LONDON : Printed and Published by the Proprietor,J if N T IGG,:at the Office, 16, Flee:Street, where all LetteD to the EdiLor, (postpaid) must lee addressed. - Jx.56 ft E