The National Register. — London, England, 1818-07-12 00:00:00

JULY •12 was the frotile revource for every kind of Maim. Nothing had occasioned the evils of that ri.volntion hot the obstinate avramiy of the 01.1 Royal Family of France. 'lrhe principles I.l* e met i m ,, A nn , had raised tl,:s country into distioction, ilatil those pi i:iciples would ratixe it Nlia they were uu• at:.l provaleol. sp ve r, t l other patri.,tic toastr, wire afterwards drank, aml tire company di. e:act'at a late iiour. WE.;TMORELAND ELRC7TION. APPLEBY.JuLv 4. The election for this comity is concluded. The polling &yaks were this 'coming deserted, and the crowd asseathled at au early hour round t 1 i hestines to heir the result. Mr. Brougham and most 4.1 . I.l4 . (tiends . had left town early this Mottling, and the Itleca took %cry little interest in the cere. many that was to sayer ed. At a 'path r before 11 o'clock the Deputy Sheriff appeared on the hustings, and declared Lord Lowther o u st his brother, Colonel Lowther, duly elected as Knialitiv or the Shire fur the county of Westmoreland.-- ibis °facial declaration was reecireil with aectateations by a great body of the yellows iu front of the hustings and cm the lt-tings. The field v.-as now uncontested, and the success fel ea:alidates ennounced their views and principles without any emdritl,ction, and made what appeared to their friends a ttseet , sfill eh-levee of their conduct during the Contest. Lord Lowther thanked the freeholders for the proud niter. lion im which , they h e 'd placed him on the• poll, nod the dei tieguislied• bottotir which they had done him by returning him as their representative.. Ile reminded them, that this had beim a emit( st of principles, not of men, and denied Slat there had been any person:lli:ars shown to the opposite candidate by himself or any of his friends. Mr. 13rouelittin complained of the array of the peace ofiicers, bat this was the first time that ever be beard any objection made to the most ample arrangements to preserve the public tranquillity during an election. During the contest at Bristel, 1,200 constables had Leen sworn itt to preset ve the pence ; but Sir S. It tniiilly did not complain of this, as his an tagollist had done. claimed for Isis friends as muchindepentlence as the other side could claim. The triumph which he now en juyed was thin triumph of the Westmoreland fieeliolders, as well as kis; he was merely an itistallliWtli in their hands. A contest hail been threateneti . at a future election. but he would be found at his post, and would never desert friruds by whom he was so lemon I ably supported. Col.Louthur felt pat ticidarly gratified with the result of ilia day, its the AleMber fur Winelielsea had decalred that his opposition was solely directed against his return. He anticipated certain success liani the beginithig, and Ids trust to the honour and heal of the Westinorelund fieenolders had not been disappointed. if the poll had• continued tu-day, 4.0 nnpolled freeholders were in town to give I their sup• port, and more than 100 others wonid have arrived tram the country, if their services had been required. He had no apprehension of the future contest lin routed by the Member fur Witieltellea. The following may be regarded as an accurate state of the poll on the last any of list: contest. It has been that'll! up tiller a earths! snsvey of the poil-books, and we give it (fur the same reason that we have • ly 4iven the state of the polls in di&rent parts of time country) as an indica:tan of the direction width public opinion has taken in a question where it lowa:fly could not be said to saint. Vat Mr. Brougham. Ld. Lowther. Col. L. Plantpera . t . . b 23 15 4 vote . . • . Bb9 1211 l t 57 D?el:41 tAiority for Cot Lowther • • • • VC6 Ifi.itvtetli.pt,.:„ uer, I&Latnt WLIAIy 111:CUUllt of detlets in ll,e b ntt-t&, u3IiIDIII4Y . 80 Uzi:les:loves votes. tendered awl objected to, on which no decision has been mauls by theatterill's ulcer . 140.—ft0 From It.. :move ii sspisesrss, that aspessrsts or 1,100 nave tendered tsit.ss votes fur The sis:sjoisly for the Loo Vier party is consisostA ut stisvvarsts ut bJ os..gssionses awl esquires. assd 100 clergy mess front Ali polilli ut the &Jug. dam. 'Die two Laiwiliers showed last night a s ligm isuimilence for the ciijoynient of their ouesecemil 11011011121. Ihe Imires and the yrll.lm. of tlietr trittotioaol clialret alreaqy g ilteted is. 1144 . 11' ep..., mid they acre us 1114,44•1* 10 Asersol lore , as U the idle pageant of their chairing ii , .il consist n.eit illr elin f pat: Of then ditty es the reps eseiliati es Ms. firooglioso. al lin conclusion of hi, s:jtei ii mitt, emiesday, iiiiireil tu the t;astiis 3 1 ,1V11,11retlillibillied by lit' 111%11'11.m ,Silig 110, 01, 1 a..04'.11,., •110, kid ilisgraeelini) 0y t ri,,,,Veird 111.8**1,1:111. II 1,11110. ti A, till W..- PeS4itl or the it.te:io r te. I lie :,lieittl iiisiraist retiaNd,.imi the County COUII 1%., IA ruins, oltichaoy 411 . 011 . 1 - 111e11 lutist. I,olun iog iiiii 14. Yet, not as stlistahiliug tale iteparstite of the Sheri% dint mowill.sianualg Ilse U4Ol 01 l Milli/I to 1114* adverse ea..m.l.lie en the ion I ..f tit. it Ii lots, the Lou ...Ns lir...lied for u ileei.it alma of the e •111Al•Iii IA toe poll i.t•l 'light, and it Ili litt , FtligiTS, Ull . 1411010 WC dor 'Mai -.V.1. two... tiler righity or not ssr cannot say) that air. ilretseii, the Judge Advocate, (soo-11i.1.1%* ut Lin it I..u..silaie), was .11K, 4. tr,iliest Me:men/move of the .het lii ouch 101.-4EO lisnA Mil. whether MI. ill 011gilis .. Intended 11411% to giSI. 111 or cull .I .11.• the contest. ilits ileina.ituni ming sospeett 11 la, in* spiv, 01, flit coolluel ot tlir,Oine ',al i) by to Imois .11 Wt• g..14!0% lir It - fh'ed admission I 7 e CJAI it , 11111 III(' 1111 . ,1"01,41 . 1% .la, e411111:41 io 11r. Brougham, .. ... decli o ned to gi*e any ansrr that itii...l. 56 " 4 ; PP"' ill, illl% t,I: r, thi.th, this mooning La . IMO' to prolvilit the retool% al tot ttle ` poil. Had his doi r iiiii us 1.41oce:1 sereivrel ht,t night, at Is ~.11.1 111.11 Me clime tog ol tor imeeessini yawn (hires would hate inourdt.ll, s:. 1111.00, 4 .1.. , 1 0 ..ii..i thus u..se "ken I ) :Uve amid a gi (*a ler eullett• ,ruu..1..tl t Iletsl t • II:an It eileol ilia Iht. tilorilitig. Nlit•n Ica• t i ii. r I:.rth had tell lo wit. Lutd L001•.1,,a , Nu.. UrIN „l•t•ll kitirium the act-situ' ai LON tilvr en., iIV IaISII L.l• 1111/r.l. .IS file •t W.ss ;o:lcrwas.ls se, la toss 1.011t1,,ii (Apses,. ,a. ca, I ; the .:CNN ia ..as IrWend•, 41111 Iu revelve Iht•ir t• .L_f1111..N1•.11 , . • I h 1• Itt , , i.owtlacr cssuilstiates, a err aressessitas.ted 1 11 I..eilti•ti ;.;* , iii ilig couteNt cuabithiatile past of lisr%l airy. Ly }lt. livekett, Wet. Ul4llllOl - ..11.1.tN, . LEN thud ., lost Isis electiou 4l I.4llColblel, xllll +tuts:rat utlies•*tsubc asassch e could Slut learn. APPLEBY ELL:GIP:NI. The election ter tlie uorgitivi ut tilitie.ty wag hub! on tlic f'3d ult. %%lieu a great mother N 611114.111 .. 1 1111 1 . .. 11 ..; Lord Loud-.-.:e atialutetl. Lutti L r, rlr. I,,dt-s.hitio Beckett, int 4.lliirs IfiC •N', os N. I Tilt' Collo . Opened in II 0 . C11), k, a.,11 %..t• 110..11va %. itil tet 61 that alleluia hurouals. After the Mill4l t .11 , 11011 m% Nell . NMI WI! ui Atattitew .it&t,,,uht, ul Te... 1,1% Soo cal" Ewy. hail psuetaitutqf dime,, :''Or .I.l lll e* G 14441111 .tree itad addresstil hi! worship uLatly in the tollue.ing Tilt NATIONAL RF.GISTEII. word!: Nr. Mayor, I have she honour 10 pr ipose a 1,10n i14.41:111 4110 arts as ~ magistrate its one of the midland eosin. ; a geoileistan of great property and reigweiability ; a gentleman truly constitntional crinciples ; a grit tienm it who 0111 wtitels over and protect the rights :lad prlr i. lerc. of this most aliment 4.34 respectable tyc °ugh ; a gentle• m.1:1 %hese name is Mr. Fludyer„--Findyer. E.q. of Ay um, in the eoittny• of Rutland " etilTrolltrill . ll , l4lloll Bras si emitted by L•md Liu tht-r. itt Isis brat 111111111.. r. 'flee Haver then put the question whether J. Fai.l 3 er, E.g. should b,• elceteil by the tier 11111/ imilependent burg. ate. °fill! . 110101101 of Appleby, wisiclt WA, mlittliettoo4N approved of. Alter some pan....., bet glt got itp. the Court being unusually silent and attou,l r, Hod 11 4 1•11'004 . 11 the M.lYor as follows: -- Mr. Mayor, I tionithare vo:d appoint 'meths Cottrannon, E.q. hiember fur this boroagli. .04.1l'yttet ws: then asked the Mayor the place of Mr. C'oneaninnt's residence ; to tr!sicit hir. Wytieralt repii-d in ri ha i l voter, " Mr. Mayor, I neiihr; know nor care." hlr. Cracketithorpe then said, " I second this nomination and appnilitlitellt," sss'l Mr. Coticantion was then det:med dilly yielded., The home.: order and decorum was preset veil dining the whale of this mockery of eler :len. Sir ,Limes Graham de sired to know if Nll. Wyliergh intended to he chaired, to which Mr. Wybergh replied, that he was afraid of 41(eitinu disturbance in the town, and as no sperial constables had been appointed to preserve the peace, lie requested Sir James %%mild have :he ' "oodness 1,1 he Omit ed foe Loth. A aittienn) awe w beteentard Lowther and Sir James, how the name of Mr. Finds( r ‘.11:111 to be spelt —the first insisting upon Cie Inset don of the letter 0, and the latter of a V; hut on application to Mr. Aldus nivn Beckett, ish imialr be sop posed to know, in coissequeuee of his living so near Flo,lyer strcei, in Westminster, (though Lowther, who voted fir G. is the gentleman's nephew), it was final!) &lei mined mkt insi his lindphiti, and in favour- of this I. Thus ended this election Of wo independent borectier for the :ancient a n d truly respi rtable bosom:li 01 Appleby. AFRICA.—WhiIe Cant. Gray is to endeavour to penetrate to Tombneten flout the Gambia, Mr. Ricltie, late ptiame Secretary to Sir C. Stuart, al Paris, and Capt. Marryat, of the Royal Na'Na%e,are to anemia a jostrasey too arils it in anoth er direction. Thy 'miner gentleman i. appointed Voce...Consul at i‘10111"ZOOK, in the Interior the capital of Yezzan, a de_ pendency of Tripoli. whose (inventor is tile in of Ilte Bey of that kiugdosti. These 51 lii s•meir me also t.4lltolillP Of SI sees*. ; as the nrotertion of the Bry is guaranteed to than, mid the journey is Pint so perilous f that move as by other routes, although , they have the great Zalsamili to pass, and must be eight days Witbolll mr•eting U ids water. As usual. Ilse Fresteit have ilvelll.6efOrl• Us ; and a Spai lard, who tray ruled in Egypt tot Baoll wane 'Hider the assumed name of Ali Bey, has actually set off. It is already known, that Mr. Bowthek, and some other gelitlelllMl nom Cape Coast Castle, have pent.' sat est into Ihr Ashatitee country, and been well terviYed, after some opposition from pommels, fortnetly otte•of littanaparte's servile tools, but now the representative of thv King of the Netherlasils. Some curious information has been received by this means, yy Melt, it is flissu f fht,gives more probabili4 to the death of Mimeo Park than any that has hitherto appeared. Mr. Bowilich met with ,yoine M oor i s h merchants, who had been at ilautissa, who stuis,d, that while they wets. at that place, a white man was seen. going down the Niger in u large canoe, in winch all the other persons Were Blacks. This was reported to the King, n iillllle. diately scut some of his people to advise him to retut n • and to tell lam, that it lie pruce.ded lt filrihrt hP 4otalul be destroyed by the ratarams. The white man, mistaking the good iMentions of the King, persisted in his voyage.— The King sent a large party to seize him and bring him as liaintssa, which, after souse opposition, they utTecteth— dere lie was .It-tailirti by the King for two years, at the end o f whirl ) lime he took ill of at fey es• and died. Tile tnrrrhauts, who related this tale, deck,ed, Cutt they hail seen the white 1 1 1 . 10 ifassiassa. Whether this petson was Aliso:to Park, or his companion, Lient.Marlyn, the last known survivor of Ike party besides hi,usrtt, Pill means exist erase/el tainiag, although there are 5tr.,124 reasons foe biippnainc that no other white pentium could Have been in the intedur of Africa hi the SIIII4- titin described. The inhabitants of St.. Luca have discovered a most sin. gular plant. in a carton cf that isle, Hear the sea, is a large toxin Isom 12 to 15 feet deep, tile water of tvliivh it very brise&ioli, and the iinttom composed of rocs. Frosts Ihesr a t .111 times proceed certain solistaitecs. W hick pi estot at tits! sight twiltal.lisl flout:is, of a bright shiniug colour, auti pretty Of•tstly l e•enithing our marigolds, only that their tint is mole These seoniitig Miura s, on the approach of a b on d us an joss mullein. retire, like ato all, out of sight. On rvir,:itiitig their sunstimee eltosely, there apprar in the inialthe of the disk fisor swan n fil, 1111111111 l reseinolittg spiders logs, which wove round a kind of petals, with a pi elf y.lirisk and spoil lasiensis dot,. These legs have pincers to seize their pity, mill lion seising it the yellow petals liately close, so that it caiteitit escape. (Yoder this exterior of a dower is brosits stalk, of the bigness of a ravesess quill, and whir ap. pears to be the body of some it is probable that v this strange ("enire lives on the spoitc II of 441 a and the ma rinein-ects thrown by the 10'4;1110 the flit fullun ciretined nee latrly us elated Cif the asill of di (),,n, N., th flitaptlalo :—A person ujthe ti,tnte oPYlied I‘l".t s ,;:ar left his louse in a ht t.f liiyl himself in a hatkci's den, w here he It.11)4.11Pli IT tbys a ithent suste natter. At the end of that period he et as fonskal by his sun mull taken hone. lie survived only eight &lye. SHE!. it, • JIM% ).—This mot Otte, about 5 o'clock, fli t ;oh r w ere ilit on unto arc at roust, rso :I n uy the sudden ringing of the several Lt .1. in the Dock at.er learnt atilt a building, formerly mail by the nricklay. is tollfat t d eirrying on we new works, anti roily or the resistant enginvci, and a stole. loose, averron r. krnun its cnotign.t y some r s h o uses youtaiting piteh, &e. set loos apprehensions %vet e entertahhol for their %Arty, as also the ionises it; the town; but fortn• stalely t bet e being but hide wind, the conflogration was eon . fined to the spot where it commenced. A quatitity ul hunt. f) tro t gelothes.' plate, Arr. were bovrever destroyed, as the rapidity of the dames prevented any exertions to save them. No dyes were lest, our flora it seem that nny injuty has beet) sostiaisteti ls) the set t.rol persons o r ha I ... m k t - e st ~,s,kia n ce . _ baitlinz nt whop the tile wwiwitea t is entity ly Coll. /1.11141.1, %%ilil the Mseell'ii.ll oh . Ibl‘ Wolk, sontlay morning, album four o'clock, a man pained WOWII, eouzi war Secs:le-N:l.m. Iliaitktolie. awakened by n r.tit i .; small of fire. Ile atuse, and preeeetling to the room ut his Wife, alio h.,u laid in Liu a forint:stn. he touitil the curtains. and two else Jed clothes. :n flintiest aid. 4:t.nular to rehoe, the woman ails . Th: g.tve :lane, and ass; dnueo Armin,/ tar; of ;,• 5005 tint ut,tkr. a:ol the i our from her paitotra situation. The games hail consioned a mien: it a;;lu issaz s tity of wearing 'want, and did tatter e.tur.tge. . - I'ions the LONDON (LIZETTE, Twedag, Joiy BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. COLEMAN W.O. Wapping, slop•seller. from July 4, to August 24 BANKRUPT% PRITCHAIID J. Whitechalr•l. coo:Jer. July 14. 18, Aug. 111, Guildhall. Att. Nlr. Tilbury. Faicm-street. Altlerasate-street. TICKALL .1. Crosthwaite. Cumberland. broker. July 16, 17. Au,: IS. at Carlisle. Att. Mr. Ciennell, Staple Inn. • Ur-snails W. Tetsworth. Oxford. innkeeper. J•Ily O s et. Ang 18, at Oxford. Atts Rose and Co. Gray's•inn-square. TO,ILIN<OW N Nottin•:ham, haberdasher—fitly Is. 21. A•tg.lF at GuildhalL Att. Alt. Lawrence, Deen's•court, Docies's tern mans. Holt rcsav T. Cornhill, stock-brolv.T. July IS, QS. Aug. 18. GuidhalL Atts. Jennings and ra. earepstieet, Liactdn's Inr . DIVIDENDS. f. Johnstone, Paradise -street, Merylehone, slates, July 211. A. thirl , am, Birmingham. mire:, July P.N. W. I,:tti,o.t, Whitby. silk-mercer. Aug. 4. :`.1,•re...7, NVulton-lc-Dale LAn•.•ashir?, lime-bur :l u, July 1. - a. E. K..nt. Gedney-hill..l.lneuinshire, draper, July St.. A. Kelly, ‘Vi,r,-,Acr, July is. J• Sussex, stationer, July lc. %'V. Williams. Lime' oust. i';:meway, victualler, July 28. J. and J. Miller. Holy well-street. Strand, sheonakers. Aug. . J. Matthewman. Queen-street,Uhearside, S. Gigney. Ketit•roiul. bsd.er, Aug. 3. .1. A.aton. Tower-stet, wine-merelrmt. Aug. I. .1. Crosi ' Chesterton. Canihridgraltire, boat wiight. J u ly CS. M. A. Pelham, North Shields, Nurthurnbcrland. Aug. To. S. llowlantlion, E. Laac, and W. Brien, Cheapaide, warahowemen, Oct. e 4. Sir R. Milling. New Rridge.street. bookseller, Aug. I. %V. Warn-, fledibrd.street. Covent-garden, annul:act, Aug. 1. M. Cox, Erlitwere-r.aul tc.:, man. Aug. 11. R. P.J.i,er, Hriglnon, pituillier. July 18. P. Parles, riinninpltaum. wire worker. Au g . 1. S. T. Lloyd, Leather-lane. book . boo 7 ller. July TS .I. iierklium, Leek, Stallhril,hire, farmer, July 20. T. Well:, tiedney -1./yke, Linculnshire, miller. July 3!, W. Young, Ruston, Lincolnahire.yietuallcr, 50„ P. Naish, Twerton, Somerset, clothie-. Aug. 3. I'. Pickerica, Liverpool, grocer. July t!8 T. Turn, 1•:orth Shfulds. Northumberland. ship-owner, Aug a. M. 'Taylor. Iltlby, Yorkshire, tanner, July 31. J. Wingizici, Lung-lane. West Smithfield, :.atldlcr. Aug. 1. CERTIFICATES—Jr:I.y ea W. Darts, Doneastrr. taaltster—.l. 11. C, outlier, Great Al.. strret, Galalmam's-fields. spirit-marehatrt—A. Du; n. I.srubeth. vicuualer—G. Gregory. Chester. eheese.factor—W. 13castead. jur Jewry-st :et, Altlgate. stop-manufactures—A. Johr.stune, sen. Man chester, silk-ale:et-4.. COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. Tnesday a Califs Oreunisuon Connell was held as Guildhall. Mr. Preis.: presented a Petition from 0. Bowser, Esq. praying that he might be excused from serving the office of Sherd'', on account of his being a Protestant Dissenter.. - Thus petition w a s arreed to, and Mr. Bowser was discharged from serving the office on pa,ment °fhb; fres. The Com' then Prot ceded to consider the report of the City Emilia Committee, respeeting the disposal or sale of tiara office of one of the COIIIIIII4I Pleaders for that City, vacant by the death of W. Watson, E•y. Mr. Dixon trusted, this; the Court wonld not proceed to the sale of this °lce, because then the pureha•er would make the most of it. Ail offices c laneeted with the adminis tration of justice should N. free and stillettrred. t 3. ides, if they gave it %way instead of making a Aide of it, tle.* strongest hadneements of gratitude and diligonee would lie on lko bolder of it towards his benefactors. He hoped the Corn would grant it to whom they 'Mould jadge most fitted for it awl he therefore opposed the recommendation of the Com anittee, that it should he sold. Mr.J. Dam is eductit red is this opinion, am dill Mr. Pauli, who moved that h Avoid be ei;.igattl of by dectival, Aldernian Cmoodbehele said, that there were usanyiniii: fIOVS at the dimposal of the Corporation, which it would low impolitic and detrimental to its iute. eats wit toren. This he. conceived to be one of them. • After aurae obstirvalions Mr.Favers amc cal meat Was we'll to, and the first Court after the recess oas fixed for the election. The following correspondence has passed betwcurs Mr. Leo and Mr. Hunt:— Sin,—The question of remuneration to the eighiy e,;:istables under. my orders, for their attendance during the eleetien, rt beity. the conideration of the Committeur of the different Eaudidites." tun directed to apply to you o r t the solriect, and to reque>t the favour uf pur determination ua to your hearing vintr Fraportf , - ft of Os. per dav to Null constable ; and the further quebtiov of my attendance le,..ve to the liberality of those who have been eugagisl in the contrt i as f do en all occasions where I am obliged to serve the public cause. I atm Sir, your obedient humble servitor, W. LEE, High Constable of Westminster. Charing Cross, .Tuft N. To limy hunt, Esq. 3liddleton-cottage, Andover. 8, Norfolk street, Strand. JulY 4. pin, -...As I vas not conmilted, hud any concern in the :ippon t inct;: of the eonbtables during the I kVestniintaq Election, I Ad! dine any share of the payment of theta. So tat from reccivitigany advannic or protection from you or your constables. I daily met with every obstruction and insult from them and you during the election. With rdqicct to iimuneretion to ymmelf for ouLfertions to proiact Jr. Spy D...-..-, the Reporter o f Th e I . and Mr. Bully ll—, the Itertoner of the renal C—. I beg w refer you to them ; but shoulil tilt.); Gil to reword your (14:strts. I trust the jury that will try you kr your pet-se:lel Wiasult upon tueovill do you am. pie justice. I am. Sir. yours, de. H. HUNT. Fundsv last, about t I o'clock, a Are broke out on the premiss , * of Mr. I mat se. =agar-baker, of Prince's-squ are. St. Geor ea. Tae fire broke out in eon.teq ucncu of a spark dying among wine linen it: an upper apartment. In a short unit the tin vr tart of the hou , .i was in dames; hut they were soon sabdtted. by tinacly A great quantity if farttlttiie and other plops rty wire destroyed, (hi Saturday seek a n e tt dreadful hre heir retied at HiLend farm, sdrSt. Albans, in the occupation of E. Youn g , E sc. . a r h n ef t l / 4 "'is,: l.r ore ,.,;atshit One o'cloA, and huint down three barns, with 60 loads of Liirtisheil and unthrashod wheat, shout ftt 'pal l , o f un _ ihnowd vt:on btable and vow-Lo use . W i t h t i me calves, ten pigs. and -onto poultry, a horse and chaise bd,,,,01, to 7 '. Hack. ll:rttottl (with I ns lanii:y on a visit :s ere). a horse and chai-c belonging to Mr. Youhs:,, a beat tick sill psi dto cm,- tan about a hundred !sisals, a quantity of straw natl stubbiv. is, of t: , is issesanolioly cataqnsphe f. not a,,ceTsAmeit. The .11...0s I. o lng ba particularly thy, the Hanna w were Fh tepid th a t th.. hllll4 I fver dos:n . in less tlion AL 'tutu. I`rvtiittittiaily ne,cc vt the lin