The National Register. — London, England, 1812-11-01 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER. NOV. 1. _ACCIDENTS AND OFVENCES% DREAD 1.0 L G.ILI'S. The Nletropolis was, on Tin - idly night, visited by most dreadful On fatal accident have already heard of, and from the yon , titv of tilts, cicitnney-pots, Sze. blown down, we are apprehen- we it Will prove only a prelude to many others —A lamplighter, t:riled Burke, %win) , years in the employ of Mr. Patridc, of Nen:ne who was lighting the lamps on the East side of Blackinars w is, by a sudden gust, blown into the River, in presence of stii, a chili of ten years old, and, _before assistance could 1 - e pro. ruled, sunk ta rise no more ! During the storm, part of the roof of the ek.gant vili3 at Putney, inhabited by Maclaine C u RY, was unroofed be the wind. Several persons were enveloped in the ruins, and one ncriln Was tut dug out until the next Morning. We are happy to s4r that 10 lives weie lost. In town several buildings sustained ma terial damus ; the neighbourhood of Downing-street was “eatly ~ , ,r IA an d ieri . fied tuna its influence on the ruinated an uninhabited remains of a house on tiro. right hand, the bricks and tiles of which te re fisted into the street, to the terror of the passeiwers i . and the diet of the dwellings contil , ,toris to the desolated fabric. ./Vsout oven o'clock, the large iron pipe affixed on the chimney of Colones urcri's apartments in the Horse Guards, was blown down in the iwnt of the building in Whitehall, fortunately doing no injury. Ma dreadful gales of Tuesday night last, were severely experienced e Harwich also; a number of boats were dashed to piece*, and several tcals ran on shore. The Prosperous, of M laden with 410 vas of flour, hound to London, upset near the West Rocks. The crew were fortunately saved by a g fishing vessel. Several yes ids =likewise on shore the other side of the beach. A youth of the name of GEOfteES was killed in Oxford-street o•Tumla, night, during the high wind, by part of a chimney tallicg on his head. The letters received yesterday from the out-ports, give most dis litmus accounts of the losses at - sea ; but not more so than might be expecte3 from the tremendous gale of wind on Tuesday night last, rdlir.ll, ace girding to advices from various parts of the country, tore up a number of trees by the ro)ts, and even levelled houses to the grad The master of a Faversham vessel informs us, that in his passage from Levith to that port, which lasted six days, he encoun tered three heavy gales ; one on Sunday, another on Monday, but themost violent was that which he experienced on Tuesday night at anchor is Yarmouth-roads. So fatal were its effects, that this person, the following day, counted 15 wreckS tar the. neighbour ing coot. YARMOUTH ; OCT. 28.—Since last evening we have had a veryse. Ter't rale of wind. The following ships have been driven on shore : lit Endeavour, of I pswich, near the Pier ; the Edward, off and from by, bound to London, on Yarmouth Beach, with foremast and L.!sprit cut away ; the Vigilant, of and from Shields, on Caisler Era.h, where it is feared slie will be wrecked ; the Providence is lust Saud ; crew-eyed by a fishing boat frem hence ; the Oar -3 Jon and Henrietta. of Sunderlani, have lost anchors and cables. v...sseL :mantes unknown) are totally lust on Yarmouth Sand, are.: ;km; board perished. • ..!a violent was the wind at-Dover on T-nesday last, that a substan •!y built stone st.d.le, in 0 ueen-stre.rt, !.)ewer, the property of NI r. Gt,rot, of the Fount Ain 1 on, Wai Mown d;:o.v n. Pro% identially no ..ry %yrs sustained by any inkii vi Ina! from its sudden precipitation, t:gdugh the building tell across tl.e street. telDs.—Wetlesday morning, about eight o'clock, an A rwrican, .0 hal 'Age weeksd senne weeks at A TlOllSe at Linichouse, made away with by shooting himself through the head. His landlady went it:4lll6in as usual to bleak fast, after having been - out for some rolls, 4 lie not answering, the door was opened, and the shocking spectacle resented itself. Mr . Walfoid, a professional Gelid...l:tan, attended hot ot courae too late to remler any assivance.— ee klowing letter was found lying open on the ndle " I will briefly state what kith led to the melancholy catastrophe fole YOU, iind though certain it is, that of the` undersigned, a justice file Peace in and for the County ot Becks, in the Common:vealth .011,5)11/lull, who came to this country to trans ict . sonic family 4 'inr! , s, :And finding, by the c ursed ac t of those bCt of t"il39 j ail" ".' li, and the tl—d trench democratic faction in Congress, that 'r 11 4;1 been declared against Great Britain, thefetut e 110 shi ps likely r r . erurn %can to America, WAS induced to trust a few hundred dol :„ bad let', to carry me home, and to provide for my sustenance st:ty, to the care of a I:lett:Med friend, who promised to c •them) to Inure advantage than I could, (so h.: has, by appropriating h ai ls to his own the), and left destitute of almost a single sous—btu " sasis sous, SANS souv ;" _fir it has drove me wild, t!et my brain on tire. To be left in a tOreign countrf'without ''' ‘. 7; having too much honour to steal, and too much pride to beg. my God. nay God ! what i s t o he done i 1I re I am, nearly 'ionsand miles from my family and homt, and left pennyless, by I ..P er f'dY of a ; se? no other alternative, a gaol, to starve, or r fi ci tthe fatal an d tas k act f or w hi c h I i mplore the A l m i g h ty ' s I • : ilid. forgiveness, a t the tribunal of my Creator, shall have to the act, and uty tnaniksted 610 (it there is RiSY Wi"""3/ CR7 sin, let him throw the first stone)—of mankind w.ll r..t.a,k a lay Air, neither wi.l I bend the knee, fully relying C4l the merci.,;.an:i good. Ile" of my heavenly and beneficent father, to whose pro t ection I he. serch he will he plfaF-cd to place my family and ha ta.adiesti, remain ing yet, (lour is, I hope, in t'le piesence of their Creator), through the hiedielticin of our blessed I.eid Jesus Christ, our only mediator, svdeetner, wad saviour; so pray; the ttitortunaie and ini,A.rabie "ROBERT A DOLPH FARMAR." I itTHS. Of three chil 'Jen (two of which, w - fib the mother, are likely to do wclll, Mr 3. tle wife of Captain of Smithwool Cockti:l(l, huttoll: 131 ED. At Anherrics, near Sudhurv. the seat of his hrlther-in-law. C. Greenwood, E:q. 41 the 63th }ear of his T. Haninut sic}, k.sq. banker, of London Suddonlv ' Mr. John Treacher, jun. of Paternoster-row ; he had bczn sn.ecricc t oidy a ro,tn;di!. FUN JA:‘,IIIICA RUM, cud Carious OitANGE SSIRITR, at 14, Rd. pev Gall n, for Ite.!:1 , Money —Ceirdioe Co 4 I o• Bt.). I , !I: and Br -Ma ('oiopountl9) at A VEr.ING al)d H1L,124, 111ar.tacturers I NV i!te44, at thalt V telt!, and Countinz-lion4w, .2.;, N4-.‘ Bood-street, ore door f.vai CJAduit-Areet. Bottled A l,s, Erowo Stout, ()der, &c. THE COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COMPANY, SKIN N LoN DON . BEG LEA VF Iti SPECi I Put4ir• in generd, to tli r very LOW ritootis Logitoi s. Poorest Pott , t FOR READY MONEY ONLY, which pence. to Any ;met ot Lon,!on. nue Port Wtu.•. per Pipe 1I alf Pare 601. Auaru•r P,pe *Curious of I Part, of the Viotacto of 1806, of t h e most exquisite LIU Y 10 SOLI( tr IHE 1 1 1:1.'i:S ti.c vd Porter. Ale owl I.)cm'i'r Brown Stout. bt utli7i-red to Order, frFe o' 2 118 31 Per Dos. very line rich and dry Lisbon, 13 r.. tlrr I).'z~, - 's3. D.tto Ditto Mu:luta:Ll, 13 to the Dozen - 465. • flavour MI; pip,. 631. Q:-tarter Plop Go o a Slie , ry per Butt Brit Ault 156 QIIAIIO r Butt - *Vei y fine old d.t!o, 6 years iu the - 1,25 Sc 110 C 9 *Fin , gt White Noye:tu. le to the Dozen - - ...3. *IN ~ p; 11 1, Diro. 4 It , ) :: s. D tt ) old Rum Shutt,. ...: •es tin Weld, per Batt I.lutt f 9 Qu•orter Putt *Fine old Wcst India Madeira. per P;pe Half Pipe 691. anaitet Pipe doz. n • Fine flavo”red Vin de :;rjvl, - 111? 10 Per Doz. nnest Port Wine,warranted te, have been 6 years in the Wood, new in bottles. 18 to the Dov•it *Choice old Port, t?. to the Dozen, - 505. . to the Dozea n Ito F ir. I to the a zen c - ,,„ ()Iti Hook, 13 t!, the 7 1A..: I • 414., Ditto Ennloo to t!:- D. y.•. Ripe Cha I? Noyeaultirtiuique, tl the Dozen trnc. Finr flavoured Gcip V 4 * Dint/ Oki strong Ditto D-to Ditto Ditto Coonile Bra: dy Ditto Ditto Ilolldnds 41. cs. 4, I 16— :.c. 4 . 04. net crusted •Civintis old Port, warranted to have been 5 years in bottie, 12 to the Dozen • Good Sherry, 13 to the Dozen *Ve.-y title old ditto, warranted to have beeo 0 years in the Butt, 13 to the Dozen Fine Tt nerffe, 13 to the Dozen nap cqcliaere Cyder *Fine n!it Biota: M.titea a, 13 to Di to : ,, qitash Perry the Doz • 535. *F.ne:t old Ale, warranted '22 *Firte.t ttht West India ditto, 13 Mon; l's old before bottled to the Dozen - GCH. *Finest Batton Ale, Ditto et. ti,.e Fast India Itittsfri• *Very cut ious Co,r,tiac ands , . ra, warranted to be 14:. years old, warranted to be 10 yearsold 12 to the Dozen. , 645. per Gallon - 4111. *Dt:to Sheri y, 12 to the Dozen 7d ) . *Ditto curious fine flavoured *C'aret of the linest miallty and old num . . ids. 44. (layout. 12 to the 1).2-n. 935. Fine old B Brandy 10% M. 'Vtiose A:tivles ciraikt t' * are what the Company rucosuluer..l as being of a owes' superior Quality than what is gci:er•dly sold, and or the latest Flavour. • Wine Met clialts. I inikeepers. 410 Punlie:ins. served at t:.e Trade. Prices as oust& for the c•ossenieney of those Fanillies who prefer their WINE-4 u piturs, and fir Connoistins iti iperi.ir A r•icles, th.• Contuawr have selecrrit the ,)tort curious, ke. and ()Ur the I:A:owing as the most choice that can be produced: Fine st India Madeira, 12 old Witte in the lcuedoto. • Pints to - the Do . ".en 365. thathas laic io abodynearly (i):,1 h . ...5r India Ditto of the SO Veers. This article has most. rxtroisite Flavour anti t ail the Softne,s and Fht%uur Qitality, ditto - 455. of the mart rote Wtoe,/ 0:4 East India sherry of the woithy the attention curio,); and scares qua- first Connoisseurs. ditt lay, ditto .Ekts Luscious Shrub, made fro 'ire okl dry Lisbon. ditty Mts. fiuest fletvoured old Rut I'ort newt a bottled, from Woe full 114vOured the finest selected Pipes of Brown Stout, ditto the favourite Vintage of 140, • Curious Mellow Ale, w sr , ditto 91s 2 years old- before Ditto of the most rare sort, bet- I but of the *eshest dal/ tied, (rem tie most curious 53, • Tqs. 501. Mi. bus. •16. i er Drs., B"ct Bottle; Porter, I'3 to tile DPzon - 63. 60. *Ditto Do:shit , B:owo Stout. IC to the D..zen 7 . 6.1. :As. yd. 9%. 64. 10s. 6a. , glad 1$ • .5 or the 36 *to. the len. de. tes t Double 41. 6d rriinted bottled, v. do. •11 I • 116 • 30 II it hi tip : ers t ;1 the key 1 ( f S an ~d • .1)0) Ci:er' (lUi ,h n fl r(•rE 'l'i~t' 1!4:t MN: , j' lett r 1:1.5x1 a t ' i /Ot r and :as•n lot r rr• iitt t r.!4 y VOIC 1.:.1Va. x;11 f utt to b ite it. It el , ea