The National Register. — London, England, 1818-05-11 00:00:00

- Wedncsilav the Prince of Hesse Horaluirf., , , attended Lv Baron O'Siaultten and Count Belgrade, proceded to Woolwich, where his Srene Highness, after inspecting the troops, who were drawn out upon the occasion, was conducted through the barracks, the stabling, and the riding school, and inspected the managed horses. — From thence he proceeaell to whore • Ltunpe went ktruttgit the horse artillery maturuvres. His Serene Highness afterwards inspected the rocket artillery and the whole of the royal arsenal,. and arrived at the Queen's Palace at six o'clock to dine with her Majesty and the Princesses. Fliday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at. the Foreign Office, which was attended by all the Cabinet Miniuers, and sat till half-past three, when Lord Castlereagh waited upon the Prince Regent. Yesterday the Lord Chancellor and the Vice Chan cellor had audiences of the Prince Regent Divine Service' was yesterday pertinined at Carlton House, by the • Rev F. W. Blomberg and the Rev. Stannier Clarke. • It is no* positively asserted, that the marriage of the Duke of Clarence, with the Princesslloyal of Mei ningen, is finally arranged. The consent of his Royal Highness in Council, and of her Serene Hilliness, has undergone no change by the proceedings in the I louse of Commons. The Princess is to have the ce remony of a marriage'by proxy before she embarks for England. The British Minister at Stutgard is to be his Royal Highnesa's proxy. The marriage of the Duke of Cambridge was to have taken place last Thursday. The Royal Sow reign yacht, under the command of Sir Edward Owen is appointed to fetch his Royal Highness and his Du-' chess of England, and drops down the Riverfor that pur pose, front Deptford, to-morrow. The Prince of Hesse Homberg and suite arrived at the Clarence Hotel, Portsmouth, on Friday morning, at about half I ast eleven o'clock, where he was received with a guard of /honour. His Serene highness xas immediately waited upon by Major General Lord llow aril, and soon atter proreesled on foot, in company with his Lordship, to the Dock-yard, and accompanied by Admiral Sir Edward Thorn'orough, K.C.B. Commis sioner Sir George Grey, Captains Sir Archibald Dicks( n, Bart. Alexander, and Boger. His Highness inspected the several departments of the arsenal, every port of which he very minutely examined. The party then partook of eomc refreshment at Sir George Grey's ; after which his Serene Highness visited his Majesty's ships Queen Charlotte, Nelson, and Victory, and' •the Royal George yacht, and returned to the Clarence Hotel about six o'clock. At seven his Serene Highness dined at Lord Howard's, with the oalcers who had attended him during the day. His Highness embarked on board the Commissioner's yacht on Saturday morning, 14 the Isle of Wight, at tended by his Nlajestv's sloop Ratario. After making a tour of the island, his Serene Highness is expected to Lind at Sauthampton, his carriage, with those belonging to his suite, having pniceedel for that place. (tithe stood in the centre of •••• 13erkeley-square, and which fill three ngo, front its II: Nall remains unre. pl 3. 1 it is now repor:(.ti that nu equestrian stutut: of • Regent. • C.,.v.itetl in its steml. •:it , :a t1a....t1 say .z, that. .r iaticl of ice, kis tart u t it..y s.rain.et. antra ll•r3tcrn of the St•otland Isle,. This miles in lengzli ; and, oh;..ct of terror in the nati%es. cuq; hite!! i1rri...;41 to the sth ult. from (a: `' L Pat. Y.:' a't ri nil extract:— (••" • •• . ',:• % •. ,- yt• nett.—The Ilaltimcre Fah.- .4 ". i• • • ,-. , ,%. u. V,. : ' ... :..ii r --" On the :inthority of .. ',, i • .., 1 , 1 ect,-• f, i•• t ,i.. ':1 •. o +: • front the Aide . 11 %-(1^-( . 1 - .1•'s nt . G.—, _•, 'i..•, (' .., 0. i 4 (lays since, the iv ,• mina. troll C._ (~ , I r * l 1::.11 ,. ...I; o.,:t:d only .21 (lays • siwc, svt• ,t 1 :. ••• 1.• 1 in asserting, that the sc.:ount ataken nt . tit ( nii , •vr's lx and shot is • s. u „..vconthont founilt: a, .Inkt that hi, ail'..irs are now in a ea owe in.,srmus 5it , .....:ti..a ti.an ever they have been." . . 16;1 , „ .11111111111 OFFICE w onn.v.s.vcß, Aims! -20th, ISIS. THE Primuipal gilic:..rs of /is Mitpsty's Ord 'lance tla her,•:li gi• - c V th“: &op.) ; r. r fined at Their Wee, in ! , 111 • I"ith elm of May ? Irv, ,• a .01-rtaice Pei:pen:an of t: • CARPENTER'S frailti : ..11,vhcay Dhß.tion, ,for servire .g Prri. r'ef Three rears, determia /We Otter et" erpir•ni . ni of th,. ,first year upon notice qf three arath., at the opt Our of tither port;..• Farther pain alarm together the Terms and ron:Fitions of. The Contract. o , :a npon olopliration at the S•,'-bug's qfice 31a'!. at; :•csaid, any th.• lows of T. 0 II nd lour ;he Propard.; 'duo' hr d:fre -red eraird _ - p •Wd'll.7l'.l, •Pt .7111,Iiii for earper,'..r'e 11-.,r7 , ," Ind ~ pro, p sets ruin 69 datiztift'l off.', the said 13Yr day uf Two toe 0'C1,,c4- .VAnt or 14e e1 , ..e day; neither mill .iny Tre!fer be noticed unless live Patty et, ar an ageht in hie h•hati Limit at ti rd. lid vi der of the Lta , r 1. R. IL CHh w, .ti , cretnry. fll'F 1 t'A MP ORD 2V.IYCE, April 28, 18 I 8.. • THE pal (Orel t:11 1 s .11etimly's Ordnance do hrreby gi that P?.)ivrals : ! r bt• et tkrir iv Pall .lfall, oil or bef•re Pri 10-• • • daisq%' Abs, from "arch Prr.,onr rtr nzgee 4' .:?a"rtake th gfrertab, artirlra, to mei P 1:T T ,• •: • 1 A'A i j', : l:)r s^rvi T (1 Mi.- Drparloreal, r a pr: ierl e ' ; ihe expirearinn of the first yo.zr, no:i . .• ;,•. mowds, 6: 0 • . . opttaa of either party. - r a tions o aY mettritey of 11,e orrcles rig, 4. I 'elt ..rfm app;icat;o at the .I.'cri:.eal . ,!er it • Txri - r. Piirthct rat!i okrt, togilltcr' 'stir? . .. • . coattail, marl •.! I.ir • 1..(11,1 Ent/ .f • a 0,• tk• a os 15;i. r; 31 . w :arm A . , a•h' an!, tr„d• I n • the Pirty ?Wire ; i', 07 • bt kis bawl" shall affewo. 11fr ()prior R. li. CREW, S, , 011 7 /CE iifi' ORD.V.iNCR, zip ::` ../4, 181 g. TIll: l't;prii ,, rl (livers or itiT jr.sty., do ;1:1 - e'li i:;•. • ..1 . 0; , ••••. l• nposiifi • iced # their 0.111.%, err ri; •: Ar le I: , d,!, nest, t:ont io• . I tier sropflyi:( 11E11- :: ~..1 j'.:; I' : • ! at ti:c .. • . ' • • ,:7• .'• •.:-. rrdiC.-ms cf the c,, „ -t, ,• . t 7..1., . • " for 13,•:h:., 1 -)L :, . at iu•.1.•,: • , ;t •. • . . r : a:ty hatter be p ,, ticed • r , ,, .17, , •, ; 1., t.,•hzire,holl attend. ti. 11. CREW, Secretary,. PRIC 6. IMITHIFIRLD. s. 11. s. d. Reef--; S a 5 4 Mutton 0 a 6 4 Veal o to 0 [kirk 4 It a 6 0 Lamb... 6 0 a 7 6 (!..;11; , :ited AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN PER QUARTER, IN F/:61 AXP AND WAI IS I'OR THE WI.I ENDINO VAY Y. WLeat. I Nye j Barley I 0.a.4 I Hems I Pa•= e. e 69 10 55 4 157 5 I 51 2 5 3 .7i 0 OF MUT, MoNn.ty, E WI:AT E Marls nr rattle at Sm!thjickl. I Masts, alvat.... 1960 I Sheep ll4OO Calv;:i • 4 , e , ; I l'ig 6. MAY 10. AND LEarEXIIAT.C . ertrea.Ne N. (1. 8 . 4!. ar-TI 3 $ a 4 • Mutton -4 4 a 5 I) Veal 4 0 a 5 0 Pork - 4 4 a 3 9 Li1.19b..e 3 8 a 7 0 11A1: AND STRAW PER LOAM .E. q. d. s. d. Ater..C. s. J. ( nay 7 u 0a 6 0 0 4 to a SMITHFIELD - A ?Iwo' 400 a 7 0 0 316 6 I:l 4 tztw 1 P• ,‘ a 3 3 II y/6 6 ( 1 f:ty 1 4 0 aii 10 0— 5 7 9 ST..T.v3ILS'S -' ('love- 0 0 0 a 0 0 0— 0 (I• D ) , Inov ' 14 J) a 3 10 0— 3 0 II i Hay 5 0 0 ail 0 0 5 I 0 9 NV II !TECH APT. I. 110%.1 ti 0 (1 a 7 7 0 6 19 0 ( Straw " 3 0 a 2 14 it 2 9 6 AVERACI: Plat I: OF Iktit , mumrlo the week e tap 6, is 30;, per cwt. exeitt.ive of the Duty CI . Customs paid or payi{l)lo on It:Ilona:ion thereof iota Great liritain—(SulamWs Ga.:Ttle.) PRICE ON STOCKS. Bank Stnsk 5 per ecoz. Bedur...d rer C. CiotlSOlb 4 per et •,t. • c , Cm*. N.. I . (!is Stock Ditto lit : , (Is 0.1 Coni ) Exclictiu,r per 1).) Coi.sols for I.ongAraui!ie: • i I~~y ~~w ~ ..ii)ii ••• !,4 pr . r, ;•1 6 I.ON nwr ••,) I i : Ly H. IV tt.Ks, No• 1-4 r.T-s•rtit:t . T. it St. I . LIU ' S flitted) anti Fetter -1.,•. .a !-. .....I.: by all IN‘ww)...l, ~)..s the lic.td, 12 . . Tts. TIFALTTI.-03 :+.11)(!ay th bulletin was ex'...ibitecl nt St. Jar.lcs's Paittc:: W IN It -on Cl,ll '1"•" nry • I'. the 111.,ttret . Z!I 'O. II A(.:T:111). tI.I. Nv. ;1 VIV.111)1".N WI I .1.15." tllO rig 13!..11;in Wy.s issnocl (f the her ~:djLSty'S zieen:b MaY c Z •cc•:n La; pacsed another tinu,s tA) rt:l , ) , “ (VW: 4 ^ ~ f FLets 0 4 ' t: •• I tlzty C 07.1. goo.i niga. us Int.:La.:Oa. " 11. !IA 1,17011 D." Thursday the Prince Rogent licit; a Court, and af terwards it Privy Council, at whieh tie Dukc of Piclunond was sworn in Governor of Upper Canada A new State seal was agreed upon fen• Scotland. Thursday Prince Leopold came to town from Clare mont, to pay a visit of congratulation to the Duchess of York. lie also visited the Queen, the Prince Re gent, and the Duke and Duchers of Cumberland. . The Duke of Wellingmn arrived in town on Mon day, and had an audience of the Prince Regent fur mar two b0t,....5. ..; TITF, N.ITION.\T, THE COBOUBG THEATRE. This new Theatre wits opened on Saturday evening with a private reheard.- purpose of shewing inierin, with its iinsie of ornament and illumina tion. The accommodations for the audience are very well arranged. The three tiers of boxes tire disposed in the amithitheatrical Thrin the two lower arc painted' of a film' ealour,with erintsoiroetagonal compartments, enclosing imitations of white bas-reliefs, and varied by tho alteKnate mixture of gilded wreaths. The fron tispiece of the proscenium, with the appropriate he raldic arms, is neatly executed. The upper boxes and gallery front are adorned with a tolerably chaste imita tion of a Grecian sculptured fries. The ceiling, in its .co.nitirtments, harmonises agreeably with the rest of the house. From the centre a large and magnificent cut-glass light is suspended, with a number of lamps of a bulbous form, of ground glass, not of gas, but sufficient to exhibit the transparency and prismatic co. louring of the pendant crystals. • THE FLoon.—The late heavy rain' on Friday night did consiflerable damaire at Ball's-pond from the great inundation it produced at that place. Klngsland green was also under water. At Hackney the flood has not been known so high for many years, many of the cellars and kitchens were nearly filled: the water had so com pletely .overflowed) the road in several places at Totten ham, that carts were employed, ut otte penny per head, to carry people over ; and the coaches in passing through it merely escaped the water pouring in at their doors. At Edmonton, too, it was truly alarming, and the ra pidity and force of the current were so great as to carry an immese piece of stone from the bridge at this place to a considerable distance. At Waltham Abbey the roads were impassable ; the fields in the neighbourhood also completely deluged; and a man on horseback at tempting to make his way through the flood escaped with the greatest difficulty. The neighbourhood of Battle-bridge was overflowed with water, supposed to have come from the reservoir at I lampstead Heath,which burst on Friday night. About 200 houses were tilled with it, in some of which the water was ten feet deep ! The carcases of several sheep, &c. were found in the streets ; the water covered a mile and a half. The road from Bagnigge Wells to Penton-street was rendered impassable, and several carts were stationed there to convey the foot passengers over. Dowlas-common, at Canderwell, was completely inundated, and it said se- Vera! accidents happened from the rising of the waters in various meadows in the environs of the metropolis. WOrklllell were elliplOyea last week trade: the in spection of Mr. Rennie, the architect, and in the pre sence of Sir 'l'. B. Martin, Comptroller of the Navy, to bore, the bed of the Medway, in a direction from the Custom-house stairs, Rochester, to Strood Quay, fur, the purpose of assert aining whether a foundation can be obtained at that place sufficiently firm for the support of a• new bridge. MAY 11 orrirß or ORDN'A-VCE, April 28, 1818. THE Principal Q/, cars of llia illtjest . n's Ordnance do hereby g:;:c ran Prup,,,a4 reeciin.d at MO, °fee in Pet Mall. on or fretl, , oq.9.- the 11t14 day of May naxt, o.n l'cr.nont cm may to /- uadertcho the supplif TIN PL, TFS, for srrvi,v of this Il 2 .partment, for o period of ewer tsars, vster /- 4 e. (...e•p`r. - 7t;on of Pa.p.st year, von notice threc w,v;,ths; at the vi 4i/wt. pqrly. 'Pa:terns of the orLicle: may rereived upon 4rplication at the Principal Storekcepet's Odire in the Tower. Further Partimars; together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may I.e known at the Secretary's Other in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day bevvven the boars of ten and thur o'clock, where the pnv(3,11.16 must !)r delivered sealed up and endorsed, " Proposals tor. of Plates," hag, ho proposal can he admitted after the said l:ttir of May, at twelve o'ciock at noon of the someday, neither will any tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his be— half shall attend. By Order of the Beard, IT. 11. CREW, Secretary. • lilitTilS. At Stockholm, Viseoantass Strang of a son and heir.—ln Berkeley-Nita:es, lady Walixile, of a son.—At Bruxelles, the lady of It W. Auiney, Esq. of a son.—At Beaumont Park, near Cork, on the 31 inst. the lion. Mrs. tie, niich, Lady of W. Burnish, Es' q. of a ti.lughter.. MARRIED. At York, Nlaior Crowder, late of the or Royal Fusikers, to Eliza Pulleyn, eklot dau. of the late T. P. iosley, Esq.—The Roe.. C. l'itt, of Oriel College, Oxford, to A. Eliza, widow of R. Robbins, Esq. formerly of Lincoln's Inn.—Gerard de Visme, Esq. of Bryan ston-strect, Portman-square, to E. Ella, eldest dam. of Major Tor riano.—A. R. C. Dallas, Esq. Assistaut Commissary General, to Mrs. Edge, late of N orthlk-strect, Biro/M.—G. R. Smith. Esq. ed.; e 4 stow,* G. Smith, Esq. M.P. to Jane, eldest dau. of J. Moberly,. Esq. Watson, Esq. fonnorry of the zit Dragoon Guards. to A aria. oily dan. of the luta( oi. W. Conolly.—The Hon. Capt. G. L. Plohy, it N. M.P. far the county of Wicklow, to Isabella, M on dau. of tht. Hon. Colonel Howard, of Bushy Park, Wicklow.—. Capt. J. Johnstose, to Miss M. Harrison, daughter of the late T. Harrison Welitiose. bbuare.—Captain J. Dallas ' 9th regiment of Foot, to Lu.l, eldtst. daughter 01 H. Davison, Esq. or Bedford square. DIED. Col. H. Walker, of Clay.on.—At Brampton ; F. P. Turner, Puts Inothei of Sir C. O. P. 'curtsta, Bart.—Near Chepstow, aged 83, S. Rosser, liwptlicoklest Magiitra.te in the county of Monntoutth—rlC Hon. J. Dou i ,:lib, fucker to the G.uutess of Al>etclet:.—At the Adna'- talty, agcd 33, Rear Adm. Sir. G. Hope.—ln Berkeley-square, the Rev. W. Came, Senior Coutor of Chri,t Church, OxtOrd.—Tits Rev. S. Savery, Rector of South Ilykehain, Lincolnshire, Vicar uf Sutton }tenger, Wilts, and Chaplain to St. Thomas's hospital._. Anne, wife of the Rev. It. 11. Chaplain, Rector of Cuxton, in Kent, and Curate of St. Mary-la-balm. LONDON 11121RKETS. CORN-F. Xt . 11A NG E. FRIDAY, MAY R. Having had' a good supply of Foreign Wheat since ::lon:lay, file Trade is dull, but fine parcels stll on nearly as good terms. Fine Harley maintains its price. Rad there is no alteration in Beers or Pease. - The Oat 'trade is dull, and where sales are forced, rather lower prices have been subliiitted to. moW DAY, MAY 11 The abundant supply of Foreign Wheat that arrived last week, has caused a staghation in the Wheat market, and but few sales were etfoctol this morning, at a reduction of Welt 4i. per quarter since last Monday. Barley has declikecl full Ys. per (pinta. Itye, Beans. Pease, and Oats, e•perionmd very dull salts, at a small decEne the price. Rapeseed and Linseed wall little variation. S. Wheat .% a 6 IVhitePea:;es2 a 57 Fine ditto. tN a 90 Grey Pease 44 a 54) Rye is a 3.! Beans .ts a FO Fine Barley 3u a 3i Ticks Malt ti;) Oats . 25 a 31 P. 5. Poland Oats 9.6 a 3S Potatne ditto 28 a Fine Flour 75 a I,u Seeond ditto IO a ;.3 Rape Seed -Rd. a 521. PRICE OF BREAD. The highest price of the beg Wheaten Bread throughout the me ropolis, is stated by the Bakers to b.! 14d. the Qiiartern Lott tome Baker. sell the Quartem Loaf from td. to 3a. lower.