The National Register. — London, England, 1816-02-26 00:00:00

IV EST 11 I STIR MEETING. Friday, 3 Meeting W3l held in Palace-yard, to take into consideration the propriety of petitioning Parliament against the continuance of the Income-tax, and the alarm ing amount of the Standing Army preposed to be kept el , in a time of pence. The Hiatt B.utirr, n iter suiting the (-Wert cf the 'Meeting. rapt them. he was happy in, that. and all ottar inipoifaut subjects. ... tv'oril them a constant:mod opportunity of petitiunint Parlioinent un sdly national . Laievance. yma :tie 'Renn having been read, Wisitonl said, that if the ndvire of the illu-rrious St:m*lll*n once rAireti..nted them in Pori:amid had beta tatan. they woidd rot hare had oe. a.don to have met there that dal. It ovoid be I ...st tar lair. to enter into any detail of the mischief; ipicadenual by the inmate-tax ;it had been to long im:osed on the people. that every one enables to appreciate the oppressive and inquisitnrial nature of it. 1- •a, an ert.,-ine of (twat-sin:l in the hands of acy ikituittor, and it , ira dining peace could only be rti.mit to support a large stand -1 ,; army. They had the faith of Miniuers pledgin, that it bitould be . oh:dished when the war ceased. W:iat had we gained by the law war, to .'ippurt which this Tax was first 'avowal ? flail we done any good t-; any nation on earth ?—(Cris of w ! )—%V c teal reetorvd three Fatruhe* to their Throne*, that would formerly hare overthrown thie cot :rt..' if they mold ; men totally &sande of every principle Of Civil et tell : 4l:ius ltherty. Let them ask the people of Frame if their hearts teat responsive, hen the title of •• the desired' was added to the neon. of their King. We hail given twit aueient Republies to two Slonarelis, cad of whom was despotic, and we had permiueel the spoliation end iii.ntembernient of Poland to be consnniniatel But the records of ismry would hand down the names of those men to posterity. who had, unhlushingly, prnuicwt these wrong* to he dore. 'We hart added a little to our owl: territory by the war ; hut of what use it could hr. reap' that of increasing lettomage, lee knew not. On the subject of a sismalmg army, he suspected that there were iscple in the country who would rather inspect a number of whiskered red-coat., than wiiness the veer/nits behaviour of asi ar embly of freemvn. congregated amending et the Constitution to amen their rights. lie wt. Ana des winding ..-ny was intended to prevent them felon the esenise of their COTNI! itior.al pri,thogst. Ile then moved a itesolutiou against the Pre , ety-tax. Mr. NPLatinre seeonded tiie Motion, which was carried is the tea:many& Maj CAISTWittOrIT. it m wht r. Th"...triltrtloll that a atandirot ermy was to he kept tip for the purpoer of Euppressing the Constitutional force of the nation, stated, that in drawing their rtion to the enor mous sisnding army to be kept tip, he was aware i: w..s no t a question them to decide in Palace-yard; but it was for a free l'arliament• r ::d a (ahinet fit to govern tinder such a Pathement. to •ny to what eaient a standing arev . yaw tee:wary. Bet the re was still one Nita err- ected with this tufecet nn which they were competent to give en $ p.r.lor.—ar.d that whethir they would rtin era to see an anr.y tk ic s t magnitude established, which met, in the ma, deatrey the ;Den.- ties of the cauatry. Before mei: a selt.ine should be brought about. :my ought to declare. from one et:: of the kingtlem to the other, that 'Ore weal vither din than submit t i it. It was VoGO years ago since co 'Athenian had declared,. that whoever had the poser of the :Limy at i - ilear men!, might carry into effort wlintever revolutions they pleased; ere: at. A n gbiennan. now in the Cabinet, had slid, when out of it. that . - -ey Government having that coutrel of the army was despotic. Hume, • - :ne of his Eisoya, had sa;sl, that a mauling n-ray was a diataise by siloch the Cot sututtcm of this country mus: eventually 'Vico 'nand his lb:elution. Mr. BUNT (Or' Bristol) seconded this mot". The Gentleman who reined the dial:iv:don had said, if the advice cf an illestrious States fomerle their Reprisentatite, had been taken, the Income-nix e.nuld ten have been imposed on the country. Ile supposed that the a.arthe (Indianan meant Mr. Fox ; but did he mean Mr. Fox in or r.; of place? Did be not raise the Property-tax from 1;i to 10 per c• -m. It was the Whigs who raised the Pensions of the Royal Funitly and the Judges, on the ground of the &ernes.; of provis;uns; and it :ass for their reasons he wished to guard them against the Party, same of whom were present--(lie meant Mr. Brougham, Mr. Brand, Mr. I; Arnett and r. Laribton, who had come on the 11 ustings, hut had Lit the place when he began to speak). Ile said. Wtatnniteter would nait do tar those Gentle:nem. Ile had a list in his hand of men who I:Id. sires:wiz ; in which he found that Mr. Ponsonby enjoyed aorea. ::ar from a sinecure, and Mr. Horner etionl. as one of the Commis tiontes for the payment of the Nalsoli of Artois Debts, which be knew vall enough would never be paid. He then read a list of 22 p;:rsons, enjoying sentences to the amount of nearly 200,0001 If the country was len fairly represented, they would then get their taxes, the sinecures, and the salaries of the Regent and the Itoyel Family reduced. The Reeolutioua being agreed to. Mr. Wishart moved a Petition to Parliament founded on them, which was also agreed to. The Thinks of :he Meeting were next voted to Sir F. Burdett. Sir Francis said, he was flattered be this notice, because it was possible that 'us not pill"' to that room over Way might have been construed in.., ati lice that was hopeless of success to the pnblic cause, or that he , segan to relax in his exert:on. in behalf of it.. lie would carry this Petition with just the same hopes of success as had attended alf their for. ter ones. But he booed the time was fast approaching when the be a general and . united ?Riot. in a legal and coneCtutional .would reeover the place dasimed for then" kit the Constitution. Th.: Property Tax wax nut to be borne, and the etunding Gamy was tirolt on:oils/mei:end. 'nu , Thank* of the Marring were then erred to Lord Cochrano. Hi; Lowlship t'.azkeul them for their kinarera and snore especially f= their support a: a time when he we.* in a manner desert:ad by all the Ifillad co'rte prepared to moteßesolvition. that the flo tors ia* WOnminster. in the event of their Petition not being attended to, act the extruple to the Tel el the emirate. of cutting eft, as far :-• they roeld, the moms of raising the taxes ; and to-be pm:wised they enrhl do by darkening their strops, and ration• other senemes. Bin r he vaaahl not elistweb the unartente of their p-ar iair.gr. he wcrild ,orwt nie Resolution till tiny saw what morass their Petition :right Mr. %Viable: mewed the Tharila of the. Meeting to the Iligh a hi 'll itss rejuated.---Adjenuned. 741ANSI(VS 11(11iSr. FETE.. lia 11110minv thr Lord Mit or. and 1.4 , 1 y Tlarlr••. env. , ;. f'bt•• in lirneur el their l.•:prrial the of Ansieia• Ihe ficylitenn hall mil th , writ• Ln.F, which p.m.. b ht rl,r rlinr. AR t h e broil ninnnv ve•ry rxich.ive (rent the centre of the erllinl, hail In the• rini ring 1 . 411,01 down with a era•h that n - nidd have bilei fatal to all tinder it, if it had happened after the evuipany had assem- bled. There tit down to dinner the Ttnrri:.l Archdukes, Ilia Royal 11 liglwers the Dtike of Kent, the Ast•ti inn, l'orfnt.ee..e, ItaVit iite . mbere, and Ame riem: Minl.terso.net othe• Mom Hon. I areigeett w id: the Aldermen, She, ifs and [Arlie., to the num. t ,,, r of O. The ewe' tainnv Ilt 11.4::Ilif ere. After the I ivies I:ealth, Mr, Br:iblrm lhr tint', pro•tvssimmt man rimmai, " God t•nve the Fs lag." The Lord Nlayor idtrednocd thi r r rat Io:Ms r!...rt. hat 1tt.:41 ;I dart After. UWII Prior. I'c'.rtit, Quern, and ho. al I atnily, he rave " their to•i.crial I liglow•-es the Archdukes of A...tria," WI% d t\ . !.11 neelle.atiens. And in r. tern, the Archilnke John &a%• ''the i.ord r, and I.rnsperitc to the City of London.' . i.e. , ' tlavnr eetarn. thai.L4 t...d the Archduke IA rave '' T'sw Drkie and the ItriUali Ann.." A ft( r .1,.. tier aerie waaa boll, ill bleh war ott4 tided by all the fantilo It.e Coeporailtie, the gaiety of oLrla 0f.4 I.( pt %- to o late hour. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. PROI'INCIALS. I)REAIitTi. CALAMiTY —The following, account came to hand on iSlosiday f • Nlichitelidown: —" Mic;ruelsturen, ht. 12. A must melanenoty event took place on 31...n1ay morning near this town. A farmer of some tespectability in the neighbour hood, whose daughter was married the preview: night. liivitud a number of tisicadt, &c. to the wedding. After supper all the young people rt.:tiled to a lane barn to dance. 'floe re Was a tire in the barn, as the night was cold; raid aher they laid Wien dancing some time, they wished to have the tire ex lira g oohed, when one of the young men went into the dwellin2 lonise fire some water, and seeing a large rug till of water as lie supposed. tout it pros eil to be spirits), brought it into the barn and threw it On the fire. 'fir barn ililluetliately took fir e, as it had no chimney. herore the door, which was locked, intuit he opened, dreadlof to relate, u number t,l them were burned to ashes! and such as found their way out were misera bly scorched. Sivtecii have been already it, and anent twice that number are despaired of aiming the latter nitiliber lathe bride- tbe imithigromit IS severely scorched, but, it is .•5i e* lie will recover. A young gentleman %vb., has jest 1.1)111e from the nirlatirlioly acme, says he never V ,w sa dread ful a ale! %%omen lyilig nn the outside of the ruin ! so disfigured, that their parents e% ell emild not recognize them, The uncle of the voung 111 , 111 who /It'as married,and his danghlera are among the dead. They have not got out all the bodies frum under the ruins yet ; lout from even' aeemint, it is vat/- peed that amilit twenty persons were bathed to death k Curb Ada diger.) • An inquest hap bran 11.1,1 at Geilnry Hig, on the body of Mr. Larmet, a firmer, who lards . weld IMO tale fields, drove the prongs of a f..rk into a itly stack, and fusing One end of a cold ronini his nevi., and tile otli.•r and to the liatidie of the fork, hanged himself. Viirdict A short time since as Air. \salt, Of .11 . :40 C l iii 1n,,. wit< iligairia in a gravel pit, near that place, his Varlet, a young ollm•rsiii:4 has master was fattened. rashly desired lion to lea%c oft, and let him dig for him ; when the pour (chew having been but a few minutes in the pit, a %cry large mass el earth tell upon Iran, and instantly chishi it him to death. A giech-graicer at IL.ighion imported 20 pars ridges and tw o hates from Franey, awl paid the iinwortation dray on them_ lie was, notwithstanding, convicted of exposing the Itaillgalne lair sale, by the Magistrates of Uckfield, and tan d I ; %Inch tieing unite to pay, he was committed for three mouths to Lewes House set CUrleCtion. RilaTll~ —The Lady of the lion. Henry St. John. of a daughter. —l.ady Dir-et l'aget, of a son.—At Bishop's Court near Exeter. Lady t ;mt..% et . soh.-.".t Hastings. the Lally of Sir Vint Wiseman, Bart. of a se-,.-111 Hamilton-ylat*, the Duchess of litrlonl, of a son. MAI:Rif:M.—At allow. M. 11. Castle, Esq. to Primees, fifth ilastgliter of the late Rawson Hart lioddam, Itsq.—Robert Rohertson. I*.aq. late of Kingston, Jamaica. to Miss Atideson, daughter of the late G. A tkinson. Esq. of Lee, Kent —l.ord Viscount Clontrom, eldest won of the Earl of Wicklow, to lady Cecil Prances Hamilton, daughter of the 7 , larquis of Abemorn—dos. Blount. Fsq. (nephew to M. Blount, Esq. of Msoledurliarn, Gittottlshire). to Anne, only daughter of the Lace Melvin\ Martin. Esq. of Hurstborne Tarrant, Hants.—Richard Moore Boulthee. Esq. of Merton College. to Mary, only daughter of Sir Christ. Pegge, Regis Professor of Medicine. Osforth—T. Divert, lisp. of London and Bradford, Wilts, to Miss Arnolii, of Huntingdon. —Chitties Vizard, Esq. tit Dorslry. Gloucestershire. to Sophia. yonng eat daughter of the late John Smit;t. Esq. of Bruce Grove. Tottenham. —At Enfield, the Rev. J. H. Mules, to Miss Jolly, only daughter of John Jolly, Esq.—The lion. and Rev. H. h exlfe, twin of Sir Lucas Pepys, Hart. and the late Count of Itothest to Elizabeth Jane. youngest daughter of the Rev..l. (hike*, of Tosutek Rectory, Surlitlk. I)lEl).—Monday morning. at the house of her Grave's sister. Mrs. Dalrymple, in Portman-square, Ike Grave the liiiehess of St. Albans,and nor only child, the infant Dtifie. These melancholy events took place within three hours of each other. toe son having died at three o'clock in the morning, and the mother a few minutes before six. The noble busliand of her Grace died hest summer ; and tints, in the course of a few months. have fattier, mother, and only child (called to " soo ther and a better world,") deparo.sl this uncertain iler Crare had for some time been in a very delicate state of health • and the infant link', though a tine child. was never con:Amaxl errs healthful. Foal Iliatici rlt. brother-in-law to her Grace, sacceetis to the Duke dom and family estate .—James lair:team Esq. himierly Lieut-Col. of the 51:11 regiment of fteit.—ln Jahn-street, litslfonl-new, in his trfitn year, John Soley, Esq.—Mr. A I ‘'nis, only son of M. Sims. of liemtathstreet. Ruseell.square. Ile was a passenger on lictini the ship Margaret, f mi. Perth to Jainsic•ti. A fter ef.cesping the horrors of ship wreck i n el:di 1)(T. in Yarmoittlisroads, I.c wis iii.fitrotitatele drowned in Yammeth-liarbour, by aisidentally (idling in - ethos rth—At Rochester, aged 71, 711rs. • Ilathurst, widow of the Bev. It. Pathitott.—in her sell year, the lion. Mrs. Townsliend, widow of the lion. and Pee. E. Townshend, Dein of Nottrich.—C. T. Bracken:nit-v. Esq. of Brwn. field Lode, near Chehristorth—At Perrnov. Ireland. the lion. ( .it•tain Thomas Jocelyn, e ird son of the Er.rl of under.—thoielope Charlotte. wig of T. Wormier, its. Fsq. of Parnshury-street. Islington; and on the fallowing day her Infant child.—Mr. Rohn..., of the Strand. waviimaker.—At Plaistow. Essex, in hit 71 , 1 year, J. Dowl-y. Esq.— At the Rectory House. Lambeth, aged TX, the lice. Dr. Vera. Arch deacon of Litchfield and Coventry. end Chancellor of that di'ov e ,e —ln Colebrook-row. VEngton. in leis filth year. Mr. Gorifioe.—ln his *'4th year. the lion. Thorns* Coventry, of North Cray, Eent —Aged fit, Thomas Dale, M.D. of Peenosiiirv-street, Bishopfate-street. wof CO'fl..ortter t It' r•,.. TILE Priorip7l nfi7cer" of I fix Mojesty's firdnalpre do 'e-'4' Non r, that • I'ropheots Trill Iv *yen-Lord at eL.r 4 r 02#2.r, in Pali-Mal', on or beti,re We.t.o.viay the eett ttlt or Mayo)) fr o m RIM py.ooe or to , ro he u•;lltric In titot,•rt7tre the fi , r r pig ni rot.4(;E: Rr the Onintrve I forov stoehmod in the fulkexiog Diitri4s. to he &W. 7.crod At th , erpeur of Me Contraeter. ,, O.7. N. rth B itain. Fot , : Vi'est.ine..7dingro-trn.... , th. Northern. I. l e of Wig! and r.hristOlurrh. Woottriei. with its ttri.r.dentiii. Chatham. Ea.ltTo, exe?•*e^r r, leer. Stw.thern, exclurive of Chatham, Warkv And • W,itern. Wt. Tann: IV orthrmrtrTiHre. For p !r f ant the Ist (!e ..4 next, TA not, to , street, d-y and elein., mLr ., arr of Pox.' or. ifovdmrnt Oats. and as uRe 71.11, 4 I. Is than p.ornelt prr frin.Mte tar Berlad ; rot troy to be rxiest arei y, and * - Jew, din 7'retr• a , of 561.14. ; the S`lrnr lo be good, clean, end dry IV/ant air Rye Stems, rand d , llorrea In Teller... of 3.41. T„ niece to be paid for the r , sp , et're abontitica of reek 17 , 1 Cir tr4ieh may eleffnered, at the f.lhnei Fbt the (lob at fCr honelibsd monde, .41:riidkpolse weight. Far the lino ge hand rd owl treel:. powder. For the Show at per hundred tend Wire invade. re propo.oia, m u! , hr drv,,red arp rnl.h, r j.tintly Pd. fur. yr more of the sok nietritle, owd iai erre •ted the t'ar t'ontroetee ri:Olrrecive Saohk Dbng„ arbt.,:,d afeg !hr •ri,4l of hh "MY ottelote, enokiog an allowance for the same after toe rote eg . F l 7 a!orte lett v.o.k. po r eleplar. ',ln It I ,^7 , ,t, ter", etr” , i , "lirn a , the Orem. Fommonaing (be .4 , Hth ry In roM ; and ram of the Sieradoni'a in Illy de r. Oe th i qr, o, jour e'eto h win re the pa npa ,, thr tont, he d.'li, led, seehil rep. .nd ender era. tt Prormile for I wog, ," hail no rropitil earl he lefritt Y 1 :17'r e ,;a at o'eh eA . at na.n of liar anme Any. . ith..r ony tender he notfred sinless Mr party ;making it, or an :Rent in hie behalf, shall intend. By Order of thr Board. R. IF. CR for,. n! W LONDON MA R ET,S F'F.B. 2fl. CORN ENCIIAN“Y, )10%DAY, FYII. 26. Our market was abinulantly supplied with all grain, partio. • I irly 11 heat and Oats, the former experienced sett' beau ,a!e at a le liienon of from . 24. 11/3%. per qr., and a eciisideran!r ipihnody r.•otains nndi.po.rd of ut that decline. Elite Barley hiipport.. lo•t Monday', prices, but all other descriptions at 1,, per qr. Beans are Is. 'Orr hir. elteisper. In Peas, and other article;, there is litt!e or no variation. ~ h . I a. s. s 91 99 • .9 SI; • Si r ; 14 n 10 • WIIP4t . a: a • • ; VtNte PPOlle - Flat ditto • .9 a r,e r•r-r- H; t • 119 ,4 I•r cy J; a ' La. . . P. a. rn • snel OSts . 9 0 1 4 :1 r,,,.,.,r 115'10 s a I Mar r ..ttf . !Or S. !,(00.1 il•ttn • 4S a 1.1 Wye •reel . Mt. a M'• r. .. •. S. C.nine Po:n Ita 00 Tlefly.l - 14 •et Canary . . MS • 14 ( )it l ate . 111. 14.. •Ulthi Al PRILA. IJI - lIKED>. x a I I ted r rtverf r 4i) '.• I+,l and teen tit IN i),.t,, Inc i,!, ,c, .nx Wit.te %it,i•rd la a l %Vim,. 0,,f• •• • I : I.rnorn 11014 -It• It Turner, \Vnier IA .1 ?. i noNalx•y "weds to II M P.Vt , • I'llif wr.i..33 .a It C.. rtsittler ' , Weds • • 10 PH/CE Or KI:li %I) L la 9• WF I X. The genera , price of the 1 .14 Weteeten Prewel throwithctit the Itetrnpwis awl cn , oths. wines et trent h.etettenee Haltvenny twit grenheilet the thhirLt weighing 4.h. nt. AVIRAGC PH ICI: OF Competed from the Retnrns mode in the Week ending Feh. 21. oi 50S. 24. per cwt. eNehotive of the Doty of Chi tom paid of pn!.able thereon no tha importation thereof into threat Britain. (From satin ilay's London Gazelle.) AVER At.E PACE OF (VAN, I•,,it Fr It1:11 Qt•mirmt, rim Wi.k.K LNDINII 1 c‘i" Entoan4 & Win. 14..t'0n4 44. • - 4a • ♦ • IV 11 ▪ • si I 3 IT 2 Eng and k e•. Eenthwo• Wheat . . live . .11 144 , ey - 24 Uais . 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It •91 Lino, 50 I n sifli4. oasis . 44 • 0 Ca T dint. gt to ot:t 'to. • wi ag4 514rs.on.s' r.nrka IS a --, 50 0. 0101. s, gg a 47 iO.O 00.1.5. Ve agl T....cn...1. H..le• I' a I, I 1 Anne P4olos • + C(1.1. 1114.41, 05 to 401 us ,ms I -oat* (.r.ro and) . 40 a 44 • awn, • IS al7 Largo d.no, per d.,arn IYt. to 16,4. 4,1 MEM, k Kamy NkV :,16 tlfirl.i. Nearest* rail lea**1•111. $, A, a, d. ih.1141• of Prat., et I !.Mortar •. A. 4. d. Po., • . 4 n I • • I Arsit•lbkl. . • i• a 1 0 I:unon- 4 r 4 . floaelN. - C.. 1. • 940 ,, •.n • - 9 0 a 4 .1 v. 41 Arid 1...111 . 4 11 .1 • 6. aI, . 4 • • r , Cwl.ra . IV) i I . Nrk 1 0a a ($ GM% o r 0 I lit 1.01 , 11.• . - II 11 a(* 111':....t per 'mid ortry por epiArttr 0•It• • . U X 1 414 I 1"; L. Corn bolvert..e. Rea.rne-1 I, A 1.. A. , • at 14 . 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