The National Register. — London, England, 1820-09-25 00:00:00

ottstrqn• LONDON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER. 25. • Three o't p. The Paris Pacers of Friday last arc destitute of i-:teresting intelligence. The Committee the ( ourt of Peers arc ilitlefatigable in their examina tion of the persons accused of b;:ing c , nwerncd in t late conl.ir.lcy.—A plat bas ken dir.covered at ana sever..l persons have been arrested and s;nt b.:fdre a ?Military Coinini! , sion, charged with an intention of proc:aiming the incleFtpleiwe of Priv.ite accounts r.e...ived at l':tris state, t:litt the Chiefs of the Army of Andalusia, sta. •tiimed in La Isla de Fernan;:e, have dezurmi,:ea on complete submission to the will of the King of Spain anti the Cortes, and to disband the troops under their orders as soon as they receive a corn mini to that effect. The Galley Slaves at Civita Vecchia, consisting of 1,600 mal..:facturs, having formed a conspiracy to establish a republic, they 'broke their chains to effect their purpose; but the proper authorities having boen apprised of their in tenticn. the military were assembled and attacked them. Several lives were lust, and the insurgents were at length subdued. . . By a return presented to the House of Commons it appears, that there are at present no lens than •22 persons in the custody of the Warden of the Fleet Prison for contempts, upon processes issuing out of the Courts of Chancery and Exchequer. The first name en this list is Hannah Barber, who, it appears, was committed to Frison on the 80th July, mg, upon a writ of rebellion, in which it is stated, that h:•r rebellion (as it is technically called) -consisted in not paying a sum of 4061. 17s. 7d. into the Bank in pursuance of a decree of the Court of Chancery. From the great length of time for which this unhappy woman has sefiered impri -410 •ment, more than thirty-one years, it is to be, presumed that site was unable to pay the decree. The other prisoners have remained in custody for -various lengths of time ; one 21 years, another 19 years, and so on. To this account is added a list of p r ans wh.) died in custody since the year 1812, the number amounting to twenty. Of these one unfortunate man had passed thirty-one years, ten months, and iburteen days, under personal re straint; two had soli . ered imprisonment fbr teen years, and others tiir periods of eleven, nine, and eight years. We know it will be said that these .inlividuals might have shortened the duration of their imprisonment, and in many instances have avoided it altogether, had they obeyed the order of the Courts; but the circumstance :till offers to public view a certain evil, which demands the inter farence of the Legisla. tt re. By a letter front Plymouth we learn that an in quiry has been instituted, at Government-house, LA') the causes of some disconteht which h:ts been mani&sted by the 90th regiment of infantry. It appears that this regiment had been ordered to march to Plymouth, in consequence of some occur rences which took place among them, and which (as it is said) indicated tot) stroag a faiing of at tachment to the cause of the Queen. The letter says, that in the route through the western coun t es, they were reCe:val by the people at every town they came to, with the strong;•st manifestations of good-will towards tl!cm, the rumoured cause of their reit - rival from thiir old quarters having Fe uded them thruughcut t;teir jourixy. •Oa urriviug at Plymouth, it t:eins Ii Cy H err uidered to embark for a foreign tleAinatiun ; but t!te letters states that the regiment refused to embark under any stigma affecting their character fur. allegiance, wilich they hid displayed in so many hard-won fields during the late war. Certain it is that it has been detrue.i• advisable, to underuzlie an investigation of the al lt..g_d grievance, and the men have been directed to depute n kw of their number to appear before: the Ccurt, for the purrose of ,x: , lunation. DEPA i:TURE or MR. I- N.—This celebrated a...tur, contrary to the expectation of many of his friends ! Las left town to proi.. e t on his way to Li verpool, preparatory to Li. &pm ture ter the United States of America. alum lie ]eaves Llnglaild he has some engagements to fulfil, the last being at Liverpool, at which place he embarks for Amenicsi. He leaves his son in En g land to pursue '.is educa tion ; and for the acconimodieion of the youth, the heu-e in Clargos-stieet is retained, remaining uialer the inspection of Mrs Keaurs sister. Mr. Kean's engagements in America are fur •specitic times and sums, and the payments are secured by good Louses in ti.rs eot;ntry. His absence will be a: least two years, a; in his wsy lima ha contemplates a vi , it tr the Greek Penis, to Italy, &e. M 1 N THE NATIONAL REGISTER ` lest AUPUL OUTkiktio.--Tioubday night ) oda een eight and nine o'clock, as Mr. Walk lin, of Sutton -strict, Borough, was walking through Queen's -place, Saint George's-lields, he was alai tiled by loud female shrieks, followed by a confused noise, and the sound of heavy blows. Hz iiStelled 41 short time; still the groans and the tither indications of violence were repeated, and hav ing no doillit that ;;11.11 play was being exercised, he appro aches; the house from whence Lite mind ptoceeded and knocked at the door. Oti lint there was a partial cessation of the but atilt the door Was Lin closed, and Boise within refused to admit any one. Mr. W. and another broke it open slid entered. In the parlour they beheld 11111.411 And woman, who were standini:. over a female form that lay on the ground, almost drei.cned in gore : they were aimed with some dangerous weapon, and only seemed to have been interrupted in their bloody work by the unexpected knock at the door. Mr. \V. It bar up, whilst de was holding her in his arms, the woman struck her across the side of the head Wilt a pair of tongs, inflicting a deep wound, and scat tering the blood about the Boor; and she was going to repeat the blow, when a constat.le entered, and then Mr. \V. gas e charge of her, but the 111311 made his escape. Tile wound:al winuatt was CO:lVeyed to St. Thomas's Hospital, where she lies in a dangerous state. Ou Friday the assailant to tiler %Vela an examination at the Town I gal!, and was remanded, till the situation of the wound ed woman could be :theertaitiell. In the storm o.i Titursil.# l : last, two vessels were driven on shore at !Ingham', and one of them was com pletely wrecked. She was thriven on shore opposite to Middle -strict, her sides broken in, and all of tvatet.— The toaster and et...Ay were saved, but in an instant a set of ruffians st tto vs ork to plunder the wreck. and they had carried off every thing that IV3i portable, and were busily employed in carrying off tile coals, winch was lacy cargo, when Mr. Justice Bates arrived, and sent for deg. c Inbuilt of troops to disp:rse the molt, vvinch lie happily effected. Between seven and eight o'clock, on Saturday morning, the neighbourhood of Ilowing-pin-alley, Chancery-lane, a ere alarm d at the cries of miirder issuing (unit a house in I hat place, a here it Si as Stilted 1 nal It Mall had been mur dered by his 'c ife. William Widow right, a poi:re-officer, residing rat 37, Carsitor-street, %V/14 erul for by some of the neighbours to enquire into the cave, and take the woman into custody. It appeared that a man named Jeremiah a.coril-lsraecr, cohabited for above two bears with a human of the town of the man e of Niarvret (Barker, aho passed as his PS ife. Whilst ',Whig at breakfast together, they had Pt ma high words, when on a sadden she took a kiefe off the table, und made a desperate stab at him in the side; the knife tortuaritely came seainst one of the ribs. which pre vented itsentering the body, but with each force as to slit and penetrate the bone. The wretched woman was secured and brought before the Sitting Magistrate at Ibittomgaiden for examination. Tie star was brought ton surgeon where he had his wound dressed, after which lie was enabled, with touch difficulty, to proceed to the police utfice. The complainant being aware that the charge against the vivo tier was capital, hesitated fur some time, and at length, after obtaining a promise from her that she would never come near him any more, refused prosecuting her. The woman, after receiving a severe Ventre. was discharged. Col3o3lilell INenn3T.—An Llyunition. on Saturday moraine, was taken before It. Guile, Esq. Coroner, on view of the bully of Thomas Payne, lying dead at No. 9, Garden-row, London-road. Aim Longman stated, that the deceased 6% - st came to lodge a Ws her about six weeks ago; lie was about 70 years of age. On Friday, Sept. I, after taking tea, Ice went out between seven and eight to walk, and at halt-past eight the same evening he was brought Immo in a chair. John Birch stated, that be was manning at the door of his home. in Lambeth-road, %ilea be saw a pony run away in a chaise, and throw opt two gentlemen n o . the toot-path, close against his door; heel ran after it, and the 'deceased was about twenty doors', onwards knocked dual' ; he was picked up by some pee. ple, and placed against the pailings. He took back the potty sod delivered it to the owner, who was perfectly sober, and offered to pay any expences incurred The potty was tone tingovei stable, and believes it did nut arise (ruin neglect, but 'rum accident. The deceased was taken to • surgeon, when he sioniplained of a pain in one of his thighs, and he ilNAliitt d in cal t y ills him le.ine. Two other a i blesses confirmed this statement. 'floe Jot./ expressed theinseb es perfectly satisfied without tagging Ally further evidence, and returned a verdict—that his death was OCC4•IOIIC.i by itcraitilit, and oat kola any evil. lid neglect on the part of tut doter of the pony with ilto chaise. Matta. The lady of Capt. Slew!, lit topsl thagoonr, of a tl.tu,;l,trr. At I tatittysteAd, Mr.. J. C. L11.1e1,41.111 a MU. I,le fatly ut Nlr. It U•lnti.l9, ut t;te yatlt. u nhnlary office, of a too. At CoootoorriAl 111311, I.4tootto, Sits. I. Lett, ut At hi, lo.tar to Lipper Ltelteltuad 81:eol. the I.ol) vt J. It. Jolfray, esq. 01 a 6011. . fOartitD. M St. f;eo-p,e's, Marllnset. Joseph, youngest son of die Iles. Saml `.ash, .4...g0' of Great I ew mod 1.“ 4 44. ne, (Jl:fuitlabire, Ig .11111 e tl/1,4101.• tO It. Sltt.lllll, Etlinoutuu• .or. Pearce, 44; I'eckl4 on rye. to Elizabeth, I.:ird daughter of A. l'eliall. es t. 04 the 're. face. ( asul'ea I•eptim4l. S. Oswald, e.g. It, \iintna, eldest IlaNlttcr of Joseph Card iC, but', 14 abure place. A. MAI) ...a 1. of 1t444,14ptcd, lu ..Kies, oil) 11.44%1der of the late r. .1..11111.011, t. I. 1) . 4)10.1•10 tttoltillt to lit. Inlets to tholo. soda. his I . .llC,llCory the I.loe t.0e.1 1.-ke. Al Lasra, 4.... t. Illoreumbc, 1'.1441's r:. ) a' 41, to Llizabein,)oungest flaa;ill4er ul It. Lot. LI, WS+ .A 1 1. WV.. ml. On Filthy morning lest, at !lawnley, In Kent, where he bail gone 101 illedieist Aid, %led rdii, 1. Wheble, say. the 0160;4 prow tutor, led the vet . ) able edam, hi the Omni) Chtotticle thud .Ih . Omni) Ile;old, and tuna) )cAte A num, tripeClibiv rye esehlative et the V. 41.1 ot iugdets I. It. & rt of t I.e *Lour the rills sinal ut eu Uhiltiotr), and his Irma will ha lamented by Ids alltieterl and ezietwie times ut At (Arra lierkbaulpsieed, Aged 47,1 i. Ceclith, ea+ receiver genital at hi. AI: )est3's custoan.. Art,' 24t, Maria, violist of the 1t.,. Or. l'oval, of liii oil ei went. At y. s . .s SOWS %audio), near Geneva, Kean Ueburo, en. of Upper Harley eir“.t. At Cheltenham, John Ileig, en. of London. At h. t th, tto. *lon. bite. aulhoby, wile us Charles Sotheby, en. C 4101.011 Ul the rupet At Uld laucleossant, Nutlolk, aged fZ, M 5..% fot loot ly of Mug Cheapeit.;... A t r un b, 't. r.r, en. of I lay 100 At I erbitosgtoat. Moldiest:a, 1 hdap tat the 2U16 lout. .1 11 itLeitysti. f.. Furreita., t• t i 6 0 ,1 47. tonton 913 arkets CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, SEPT. TS. We had • large supply of Wheat at market this morning, both of old and new, the demand for which was not very brisk, consequently the finest samples submitted to a reduction of 2a. per quarter. The supply of Barley was large, but there were only few buyers at market, and sales went off heavily at is. per qr. 10dief titan this day week. We had a very large supply of Oats, chiefly foreign, fir which there was a brisk sale, but no alteration in price. Beans were dull in sale, anti a trine lower. Grey Peas were from 3s. to 4s. per qr. lower. In other descrip. tions of grain there is no alteration. CORN EXCHANGE, Futnar, SEPT. St. We had a pretty good supply of Wheat at market this morning. a gent part of which was new, and for which there were very few offers, consequently Monday's prices were with difficulty obtained, except for the old Wheat, which was brisk in sale.... Barley was rather scarce but brisk in sale. and fully au our last prices. The trade in Oats was rather dull, and o p ni t ; et trie a finest ramples obtained Monday's prices. In Beans, Peas, lie. there was no alteration. CUMENT pit ICJ Per Wiaschro ,ES OF Ott •aler Me/um? moss/AY. S. S. 52 a 73 84 a 84 I 36 it 43 IN FOR T 1 f Eight Bush WICUNIAU. 36 a 75 tit a 84 36 a 43 IE w FRIDAY. a. f. bi a 7$ 63 a 84 *i a 4* Red Wheat. Rye Brook, or Buck Wheat Burley ... • Pale Alalt feed Oats drew or Po'Rudd° New Tick Ikiw Old ditto New Pigeon ditto liuiliug Pe: be Grey Rapeseed per lint 94 a 40 SI u 96 68 a 72 20 a 2.1 23 a 27 38 a 41 44 a 45 45 u 44 45 u 53 45 a 47 421. a 461. 34 a 40 SI a 36 66 a 72 20 a 23 26 a 27 38 it 42 44 a 40 42 a 4b 45 a 31 43 a 47 42/. a 46/. 34 a 40 31 a 36 66 a 72 tt a 2$ 26 a 37 18 a 42 44 a 46 49 a 41 4.5 a 39 43 a 41 424 a 461 AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, Nlarittitle Districts of ENGEM !r. t2hurter, of the Twel‘e 41) awl WALES, fur the Week eliding September 18, extracted front Sans; day's Gazette. Wheat... cai Rd I Barley... 2.5 s 34 I Beams .....4is 84 Rye .... 414 5(11 Oats.... 244 7d 1 Pease ... 42, 114 BROWN OR MUSCOVADO SUGAR. Average Price from the Retort)* made in the Week ending AVedursday last. 354. 51d. per cwt. exclusive of duty. PRICE OF FLOUR, Per Sack of Five Bushels, or 280114. Monday. s. s. Moutlay. a a. Fine Engli.h Flour 60 a 65 American Flour ... 42 a 46 Secouds ditto .... 5Ua 60 per Barrel of I / cat. BRUNO. 91T. to II . the Qiiartern Loaf. PRICES ok."rALLOW, PRICE ov Fat - , per st.ur sib. I Whitechapel Market St 84 St. Janoet's Market St bul Clare Ala:aet . . th Oil, SOAP, &c. per 112118. Tuwii Tallow 64s 681 0, oil Yellow Russia 62s Od—s Od VI hit. ditto —s Od 61s 041 Melted Stuff 00s Od 52s Od Ditto Rough 00s Od 32s Od Greaves . . . .ls 04 Good Dregs . Its Od Curd soap . . . 1044 Yellow Soap . . Stis Mottled . . . . gds Ils. 6d.—Moulds, 13s. Od. red for ready 1111 l iiev. 7s 4i Average-3s. bid. Price of Candles, per dozen, Gd. per dozen allowi FRAC E UF LEA l'H LK, Fer Found. Butts, 50 to 65Ibs each 17.1 to 20d Dressing /tides . Vine Conch I i ide5...... .............. Crop Hides, 35 to 401bs, for cutting Ditto, 45 to 50Ibs Calf. ins, 30 to 40Ihs 22d to 24d Ditto, 50 to Vim Ditto, 70 to MIN 26d to 28d ' Tanned Done iljdes l6d to 184 Small Seals (tirceillaud) Large ditto, per pound ... ... ....... 14.1 to IBd /Pi A KAN' HIDES. Rest Heifers and 2tOirs, per stone . 2s Gd to 'is 8d 111 ladling Ordinary is 10d to VII 041 Esiglish Nurse Market Culf, each . ' Os Od to OA Od Shea rl iNs, Polled". ••• • .........--_, Down .. 5s Od to Os Gil Lambe SMITHFIELD MARK Er. MoNDA'r. SEPT. 25.—There was a good supply of prime Beasts at market this morning, for which there was a brisk side, last week's prict:s Were readily obtained. Murton was also plen tiful, but not cheiper. Pork and Veal were brisk in sale, and a trifle dearer. Lamb supported last week's prices.—The business in the Hay-market was brisk, and our last prices for Hay and Clover were fully supported. Straw has fallen 2s. per load. Fittl:AY. SEPT. ti.—We had a good supply of prime Beasts at market this morning, for which there was a brisk demand at Monday's prices. Mutton was a mile dearer. Pork, Veal, and Lamb, were ale.) brisk in sale, and supported 'air last pmts.-- The business in the Hay market was pretty brib'4, and our Vst prices for Hay, Clover, and Straw, were fully supported. The following is a correct statement of the paces and numbers at market:- I'lllcl.. nt M KAT, exclusive oiling offil,whid, villi•istS of Entrails, and Hide o and is worth about Id. per lb.—Per stone tit dlb. Mo'sl)4l. I FitHMV. Beef 4. 21 to 56 !J Beef 4, 2.1 6. 56 2 1 Mutton 5. 4.1 to rs, 44 1 Mutton 4. $1 01 Si 4d L:uou 06 4.1 to 76 (Pt Lattob 66 161 to 7. 2 Veal 5, 64 to 66 6.1 I Vest 56 lid to 6. 4.1 Po rk 56 0.1 to 6. 61 Pork 5s 411 to 6. 01 liead ul Cattle at M•rk et. I I teed of Cattle at NlarkeLlf Ilea6t. . • 2,450 1 Beu.t. . .. . fiti.) .61:ee1. and Lomb* . 16,500 :51terlo and Lfitailis II 1 1 4+ • . . 194 i l't..4s Ir., - ' Calve %SO CY - IVdc • . . 25u HA) -Al 1111%1:I. thy 4, It. s 3 4 0 hover - • - • A 3 5 0 r J.O It Steal% - • . • 11 10 is to I 13 r LONDON Vrinied and PaliAhed by the ?ropri.rror, JOH ••1 TWlfilg, at the (Mice:, 7ti, Fleet Street, whe, • all Lettea tba Eittion b.c (, est paid) diu4t he atitesocu.