The National Register. — London, England, 1813-09-05 00:00:00

*"Mill London banking account sir( the►► stood, and many other tamed from an inspection of their private ledger. It appears, that on searching the premises they found an iron chest, which they could not open, and concluding that in this chest was deposited seine gold, they determined, ns they had gained so easy an entrance, upon leaving every thing in the hank as they had found it, and renew the attack on some future occasion, when they lied, provided • • - themselves with a proper key, CORONER'S Irtovgs.r.—An Inquest -was. held at Torchester on Saturday se'unight, on the body of Claude Revel Ponton, a Freneli prisoner of war, who was received into the hospital of the said depot on the Mh inst., in consequence of a small %omit' he had receisied in the right hr ast, in a duel with another prisoner. The man not seeming to feel the least inconvenience *(the external wound being healed,) mas, at his own request, discharged from the hospital on the 9th : hut, en turning the prisoners out, for the purpose of count ing them, on Friday morning last. be was found dead in his ham rock, n the Surgeon's opening the body, in presence of the Jury, it was discovered, that the sharp pointed foil with which they fought had entered the right breast, passed into the cavity of the thorax, and had much injured the parts near the heart, and which it was ascertained had occasioned the man's death. It appeared also in evidence, that the two antagonists were first cousins ; that they had messed together for some time ; and that the trifling dis pute which. ended so fatally, originated in the survivor's putting too much salt in their soap. The deceased was of a very restless unhappy temper, and he constantly urged the survivor to fight him, vlio, at the time of the dispute, had a complaint in his eyes, and could not, an that account, undertake the combat Ibr several days ; but on the above day, two seconds were chosen, and the meeting took place. The Jury returned a verdict of—Wilful Murder against Louis Auguste Funche, as principal;, against Michael Levanley and Juan Tonielti, the seconds, for aiding and abetting in the said duel ; and they have been all committed to take their trial at the nests assizes. •,0 FrltC—An alarming fire broke out at the house of I'. Sykes, Esq. at Harbledon, near Dorchester, Oxon, on Tuesday last, occasioned by some bed-furniture taking fire in the servants' bed-room. Tl,e house was in flames before an alarm previtiled, and from the lidettese of the hour, it was with the ureatest difficulty the family escaped. J. Whele, man -servant, who slept on the attic, was so much burnt, that Le is not expected to live. The interior of the house wa• destroyed, mid the flames communicated to the stabling, barn, and outhouses, the whole of which fell a prey to the devouring element. The barn con tained a valnalle rick of wheat, just houstil ; besides which, two tiorses, and several pigs, fell sacrifices to the iLitues. • • WAR DEPARTMENT. I)OWINING•STREET, AUG. 29. A dispatch, of which the followine is an extract, has heel received at Earl liathurat's office, aJ►irexwd to his Lol Field• Marshal the Marquess Wellington, dated Leza, August, 1813. The enemy's detachment tinder General Paris, w remained at Jaca since it retired from the Ebro, reti from that place into France on the night of the 11th. A of 600 men has heen.lat iu Jaca. No movement has been made by the allied troops, no consequence by the enemy, since my last report. - • I have no recent accounts from Lieutenant-General Bentinck. I learn from General Mina; that Duroca surrendered on instant. BANKRUPTS. J. Beverley, of Dialing Durban), innkeeper, to surreui 21, et eleven, 22, at - twelve, and Oct. 12, at one, at the It St )rtton, Durham Attorney, Mr. Itosbeck, Stockti)n. R. Bennett. of Lawrence-bill, Gloncetter-line, baker, 'Se and Oct. 12, at twelve, at the Comm. rcia. Rouins, Bristol. • Mr. Edmunds, Lincoln's-inn, London ; and Mr Bayley, B J. Knowles, of omA:irk. Lancashire, woollen draper, St and Oct. 12. at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. ATessrs. Leigh and Masan, New Bridge -street, Loudon ; Leather, Liverpool. B. Neuter, of Eveter, Ilnen-draper, Sept 7, 114, and 04 eleven, at the lintel, Exeter. Attornies, Mr. Turner. Et Messrs. Collet, Wimbourne, and Collet, Chantei y Lond G. Wood, of Doncaster Yoik.liire, bookseller Sept. v 3 and Oct. 12, at ten, at the New Se...ions-house, Wake. tornies. Mr. Crosley, Bearbinder-lane, Loudon; and U Wakefield. J. Westover, of Norwood. Surrey, builder, Sept. 4, 18, 12, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Anornies, Messrs. Hi King. Copthall-court, Throgniorton-street. T. Genge, late Of Friday-greet, Cheapside, glover, Set and Oct. 12, at eleven, at Guildlia'l. Attorney, Mr. Par brook. • • DIVIDENDS, Sept. ea. J. Lloyd, of Fen-court, Fenchurch- reet, corn-facto) at Guildhall —Oct. 1. H. E. Frodsham, of Cureolt, Flintslii• at eleven, at the Globe Tay.rn, Liverpool.—Sept. Bi Scarborough, Yorkshire, merchant, at eleven. at the Blacksiiii Inn, Scarborough.—Sept. V. 7. W. Nukes, of Norvereli, four, at the Woolpack Inn, N .rwich.--Sept. 29. H. Clit Little Bolton, Lancashire, muslin-manufacturer, at twe!ve, at Intl, Bolton-le-Moors.—Sept 22. H. Rawson, Weal). ncastei at eleven, at the New Angel Inn, Doncaster.....Sept. 21. 11. ' late of Blackbeck, Lancashire, carrier. at two, at the Comm, Ulverston.—Sept. So. T. 'Wacker, of Newport Pagnell, Bu. shire, brewer, at eleven, at the Pull lutt, Olney.—Nov. 6. W. of Jerinyn-street, awrehousetuan, at one, at Quildhall —oei .I“ekson, of Rood-lane, merchant, at one, at Guildhall.—Se W. Farady, of Birmingham, dealer, at twelve, at the R , y; Birmingham.—Sept. 18. J. Norrie, of Holborn, woollen-diape at Guildhall.—Sept 23. T. Page, of Newhaven, Sussex, grocer, as the Star Inn, Lewes.—Sept. 21. S. Bowen and H. Joyce, tate "names, Siithwark., lightermen, at eleven, at Guildhalt:--! Robarts, of Biallopsgate-strcet without, upholsterer, at ten, at • CERTIFICATES-..-SE PT. V.l. T. Selby, of Leadenhall-market, poulterer..—W. Win; Liverpool, Saltmer, .of Kensington, corn merchant.--J. Richardson, of Wakefield, Yorkshire, wool W. Whitehead, of Shaw-hall, Saddlewarth, Yorkshire, wool facturer.--T. Fotherley, of Gosport, Southampton, ship-cl W. Randall, now or late of Leeds. Yorkshire, ruerchant.—J. Crombie's.row, Conitnercial-r-ad, grocer.-4. Spragg, of N , Kent-road, school-master.—J. Robmson, jun: of Bulton-stroe dilly, nioney,scrivener. Cadiz papers contain a Decree of the Cortes, far tion of a Alonimicia on the plains. of Vittoria, to perpe memory of' the brilliant victory obtained there by the alliet and the details of an entertabamentitiven on the t2d of Jul British Ambass a do r , bi r HeHry WOLesley, iu coarmemoratii victory of Salauxauca. S . . . TIIE -NATIONAL REGISTER. S r. • . . All` • rus k a! Oten — flif the balance as it' TUESDAY'S LONDON OAZETTk particular 4; . 4•hich could only be ob. I .• • • • .. I 6 . I EPT. 5. teen this day Lordship ity eura, 18th which had etired again A garrison , nor any of 41 Lord W. I on the 11th •euder, Sept. Itlack•Lion, .Sept 2, 14, I. • Attortlies, , Bristol. Stpt. 17, It, 1. Amirilies, ; and Mr. 1 Oct. 12, at Exeter ; and 'radon. e 3 at six, 24, ke field. At- Mr. Cot tI 18, and Oct. illy ard and Sept. 4, 14, 3artun, Wal- . .factor, at ten, Eshire' j farmer, . Bradley, of isntitles Arms oltschant, at Cliff; late df r, at the Swan !aster, broker, Sand with, iiiitercbil Inn. Buckingham. W. Gleditil, —Oct. 2. F. I.—Sept 25. R la! liut%'r,' raper, t t wo cer,,t eleven, , late of Shad. ,--Sept. 4. 3. , at Guildhal!. Vingfield, of rn and coal- ronlstapier.—. fuollen-mantt- ).chandler.- -J. Mitchell, 3f New-cross, 'tract, Picca- r the crec- rpetuate the Wed armies; July, by the ratiou ur the. . • AGRICULTURE. MONTHLY REPORT FOR AUGUST. ~~ e kAt • ' , _.• • ~. The Wheat harvest is completed throughout the eastern and southern districts, and is nearly housed in the central and northern counties. • A ,more boontifid dispensation of Providence could scarcely have been experienced, the quality, as well as quantity of bread corn, having never been exceeded in the remembrance of the oldest husbandman, equalling, at least, the memorable produce of the year 1791, when the whole abundant harvest of England was got up by the middle of August. The price of old wheat has been reduced by the great influx of new, and the superiority of its sam ples. The Barleys are in general a good crop, and. fine in sample. Oats are'not likely to reach the great produce expected, the latter sown ones haviug been muds blighted, pith:Was-1y through the Fen' , of Lincoln and Cambridgeshire, by the sharp frosty nights which prevailed about the middle of the month. The Pea crops are generally larger, and the Beat's, though not equal in produce., will rise to a thir average produce s . Notwitlistandiug the continued drynoss of the Heather, the early sown Turnips carry a promising appearance, particularly the SA edes, which are now the general growth. The Grass emmti ;se are much in want of rain, and the Hay markets keep op in consequence. The Hop plantations have considerably improved, so that more than an average crcip is pow looks d for throughout those of Farnham and Kent. The year's. duty is now speculated upon in tLe Borougn at ..17o,0001.• ~can Stock of most kinds has experiencetk a reduction of,prices from the shortness of feed. The Horse fairs art also lower, except for prime de aught cattle, and horses Of fine tignse ‘ ,The WQOI warkets rvinain pearly statiouaq at last month's prices. • • lii 2TE.