The National Register. — London, England, 1822-12-08 00:00:00

3i I 2 Letters were- reecived yesterday at Lloyd's from the a,ents to that estahlisment at Batavia (via Rot terdam), dated August 19, containing the thilowing intelligence.—The Ric&wad, of London, Kay, from Tort Jackson to Batavia, was totally lost on Hog Island on the Sig of July. The crew were tiortu nately saved by the.Almorah, Winter, and carried to Batavia. The Mary Anne, Warrington, from Port Jackson, arrived to Batavia on the sth of Au gut, alter being on shore. The Hon. Conipany's Prihcas Amelia, Marquis of. Iluniky, and lady .'Melville, from Lindon, arrivediin the Straits of Sunda on the '2d of August, and proceeded on the 11th tin-China. Various arrivals at Batavia, and r tidings front thence, are contained in the same outman tea tion. • Extract of a letter dated Valparaiso, Aug. 7:— Our naval commanders seem to be sent here only t., mate money, and it must be allowed thew attend to their business—the American Commodrme also t.t.:ends to his, which he seems to think is to protect Limo icau trade. He has declared that he considers C!c blockade of the coast, as decreed by the 6overn rnoit of Lima, to be infortual and illegal ; and that protect American ships in their intercourse ss ith the coast, nor suffer any to he seized if he can :event it. The consequence of this declaration L, ti:at British merchants are shipping their property, to the coast in American vessels, und seeking pro tection under the flig. of the United States, which tl.eir own does not afford. An actual interference on the part of the British commanders was made in the instance of one vessel seized ut Lima—she was released, and a large amount of money being on board was trans-shipped to a vessel of war—being th;a'n seized, we do not hear any further trouble xv.ts taken about her." :!i:11110PSHITIE COUNTY EtrcTios.—PNlonday last b ing the day appointed at Shrewsbury for the elec t On of a representati.z in the Nom of the late mein ler, Sir John Kynoston Powell, lit., the fteeholders from the various parts of the county met at an early bour, and at ten o'clock the High Sheriff, Robert .B. More, .lE , q. entered the S: tire•hall, accompanied by the Under Sheriff. The usual proclamations Laving been gone throe h, they then adj•ntrncd to the Cantle, where the ekction t0..1: place at twelve Ceiock ; and there hcing no opposition, Jtln Cresset £'.j. was declared duly elected. Mr. P.:I- I:Au then came forward, ace.anpanied by tumaous frhauts, aml returnea thanks to his constituents for the hoaour they had done him. The honourable ntlemaa then chaired through the city. isiu- tueimos parties afterwards dined at the different inns, :tv Lew conviviality anti good humour prevailed, and t:.e whole passed uff in liticrity. The question 'l,l Parliamentary Reform will be Lronglit before Parliament, at the ensuing Session, with an acqui.ition of strength never before acquired. Yorkshire and other counties are already making some movements. The City of London will not lie I,..kind hand. There is a standing Reform Com znittee of the Corporation, and it is intended to pre pare petitions early in the inixt session. In s,:veral of the larger wards it is intended to move instruc tions to the Common Council ut the ensuing elections en St. Thcmas's-day. On Monday last, as a pair labourer of Yarmouth was sinking a well at the South l)enes, it suddenly cal/id in, and buried th., unfortunate man in the ruing. Several persons near the spot, having per ceived the accident, gave an alarm, anti the place ;vas soon surrounded : every effort was used to reco ver him from his perilous situation, and although hoticd several feet under the ground, they succeitiod i n extricating him in part, when, dreadful to relate, .froiu the consequent pressure of the number of per sons round the well, it again caved, and the untin-- tunate man was again buriid from human sight, without the possibility of rescuing him from an un- • timely end; lie was immediately dug for, and found, after a short interval, quite dead. It is a curious fact, that a woman living near the spot dreamt, on the night before the accident, that some person had fallen into the well, and was drowned. o.i Sat rlay last, he brig Elise, from S mileriand, entesina Dover harbt.or. was, by 11011/1 In! bumudgvnien I, run against the South pierdtetttl, and, in consequence, her bow was mote by lin fluk.i of tht anchor. Stir rtuchtd bni a very short &stance on the harbour, before she leaked so much that nn exertim•s could keep lit,: water under, acid hating filled, wt nt nen; she petiole, however, were all got ashore.— Whe a the tioe went down site tV , s ortlei to get ;he wa•er out, awl having got ,he leaks snipocu, she cline into the basin atoll-owe the quay, where She will dancer sir car m 211.1 se; ',waited. On Eides• night, as the Gloeester ?senior: eon' , su proached the Callow, about three miles from Hesefo el, o_ving to one us the •worels It iiiii against a large stoat in the road, the cowinnan and a passetuter were sh own Iron, the box, whim''t being perceived lay the t i ther passeiq:ers, and the horses continued their course, and brought tile coach in salety to iicieford, s•opping of tatirown accord at rite usual inn. Tne surprise of the passengers may be imagined. whets the necessary inqui ries acre made for the coachman, who was seriously hart, as was al.n the passenger, w.ach preventel liter tullowing the coach. War it . .:" • . - • THE NATIONAL REGISTER BIRTHS. At St. Ann's. Jamaica, the lady of W. G. 111acknight„ M.D., of Green castle, of a sou and heir. Ails. Ciliated, at Friday so mi. of a daughter. At Brighton, the lady u. Jsihu Laws ie, es+ of a daughter, which survived bat a tear horn. The lady of W. Fox, tog. of Russell square. of• daughter. Osi the wt., at birder ilernibrke, near Brussels, the lady of E. Windsor, erg. larraerly of the filth regisaieut at loot, or it son. to (Patton garden, Mrs. George firewood . , of* daughter. At at. Aryan's, .Monsuoullashire, the lady of 1). Carruthers, esq. Of a Sou. At Orange bill, near Edgewitre, the lady of James Christie, esq..:of • daughter. 111 the irld few! 7. Mn. C. Boris, of a daughter. At Ac r esbutton cassileu ay, Mrs. Caroline bit aid, of a ion and heir. The forty of f. Ciat ke, my. surgeon, of lUU tUitits, of a daughter. MARRIED. At Mar)lehone dearth, Mr. salter, of Eactur„ to Miss Jay, of Dorset Sheet, Poem's. square. I.rest ltsrr, st.offutlshlre Thos. Flttrblko, esq. of Fore street, Loudon, to Mts. N. Stubbs, relief of the sate .1. Stubbs, ray. sissli _ . ......... At ltrosbonrae, Berm, 11. Brown, eel. eldest son of Col. Brown, of .tniweil Mir), to Mary Anne. mile:, d inghter of the late John Walowle), es ~ u 1 l'aralesneer, At hirer, Rear Dover, 11. kru)eies, earl. to Ann Juslith Laurie Fedor, eldest daughter of the late J. M. lector, esti. or scoter and Kearney abbey. At 231. 3/1.11..P, k. S. Goinm, mg. Assistant Commissary General, son of the ker. %N. Gomm rtctor of Rramdrau, limits. to Marianna, e 1.1.• t daughter of the We John Lea, esy. of street, 16latillitibler. ....... Ciloneecerahlre, Rear Admiral Ballard, to Catharin■ Climb,, daughter tit the illte sir r . C. thieve), bait. and sitter to the prei.eut sir I. C. Itotivey, bait. of Cloth) . ahbuy. At dull, You lishire, the lice. George Wow., of St. Alban*., Herts. to Grace, ►ecuud daughter ut the late T. Modell, eHI. of tue former place. DIED. - -- - On Monday last, Elisabeth, tire ia lie of J. Simmons, ma. of Daley Itocho incr. aged LV years. On the 0111 of J • last, Cornet A. R. Chifney, of the It regiment Dladras t avalry, drowned aline bathing In a tank at isounpuor, near II aged Is. On Friday last, George Frederick, the infant son of Wm. Venable'', es.. Alikruian. At Bath, Juha Popplewell, esq. formerly of Scuts yard, London, b 4. cHILD BED Linen Millinery, Dress, Stay, and Cloak W arehouse, No. 30, City-road, Near Finsbury scprare.Mrs. INGRA3I must respectfully informs her Friends and the Public in general, that she has laid in a well-selected, fashionable, and large assortment of Child-bed Linen of every kind, Millinery of every description, such as lace, dress, mourn ing, nl;ht and all other kind of caps, turbans, handkerchiefs, frills, &c. very cheap, Dresses, Pelisses, and Cloaks of all sorts, made in die first style of fashion and dispatch, at very moderate charges—Ladies are respectfully invited to inspect the above collection.—Dhsove a Dull in the window, and it is Gest door to the 10661 - House, Cabinet, and Chair Manufactory OBSERVENO. 23. GREAT ADVANTAGE TO THE. PUBLIC, PARTICU LARLY TO FAMILIES. THE EAST INDIA COMPANY'S TARES, &c. arc allowed on all TEAS bought at the NORFOLK Awn SUFFOLK TEA WAREHOUSE, 23, LITTLE BELL ALLEY, Near the Bank end Royal Exchange; IVhere all TEAS arc warranted genuine, and equal in quality to the prices offered by any Tea Company in London, with an additional ounce 'allowed in every pound; and, in every six pounds, half a pound is added. At tile above Establlishinent superior fine flavoured Coffee sold on the same tertns, one ounce allowed extra in each pound, and half a pound in every six pounds; which is un advantage not to be equalled at any other House in London =l'o prevent Impositions, the l'ublic tei,t observe, that this Establishment does not employ any small Agents to sell their Teas; they are only to be bad at the Nei:- frock and SUFFOLK TEA WAKEKOUsE, 23, Little Bell Alley, where no common ordinary Teas are kept. Fine strong Soujliong Tea, 6s. to Gs. Md.; superior tine Breakfast Souchong, 7::.; best ditto, Sc. to `.ot.; rernatkubly tine Green Tea, Ilyson kind, Ss. to fis.; real Ilyson, very tine, dos ; best If yson, 12.; Gunpowder Tea, 135.; tine Coffee, 35.; very fine, 3s. 4d. ; best Turkey Coffee, 4a. Orders from all parts of the World, by letter post paid. or by Coachmen, with Remittances, will be strictly attended to. Loaf and Raw Sugar kept for the public accommodation.—All Teas, ice. from this Estubtishment are warranted Genuine, and wrapped in China Tea Paper, with the Proprietor's Name and Address—A. ‘VARMOLL, 23, Little Be;! Ailey, at the back of the Bank of England, London. 30, STRAND, A NEW SHAVER; OR, SECOND EXPERIMENT. A MONKEY—who shaving first tried on himself Anil cutting his j.ne/.—the mischievous elf Reiiolv'd to embrace opportunity pat, And operate next on the beard of the Cut! The place of a mirror adapted to suit, There ,tood in the roam the. a hig:t polish'd floor. In which WaattEN's Id of pre-eminent hue Disylay'd the tine forms of reelection to view. Now seizing poor Puss, to the bright Boor lie bore her The Monke her shadow then gleaming before her, Ahd answer d her strogi.zle, with chatter end blows, [ler phiz. while he suaii'd from her ears to her nose I The Cat, thus essaying in vain at resistance And mewing, in pitit•il plaint, for assistance, With wonder the saute operation now saw l'erforin'd in, or shewn, by the Jet id'eciat ! In front of the BOOT then, as if to explain it The method gra/laving, how Lest to attain it, The act of intersperiong with grin and grimace, The Ape cleared the Cat of each hair on her face ! And s range though it seems, yet the frolicsome elf Was much more suc. eestul with Puss than himself. Tae ectAV ER adroitly concluding lOP r ra pin g . — The SHAV . D with the lots uf her whisaers escaping! The At waxy in triumph the parlour now sought, And Cat and bright BOOT to a company brought, W Rd saw what this Barber had then been about, And hail'd iur. essiiy with a rapturous shout Of mirthful tiOrpriz , e;—the strange incident backing The wait. of WAlLliElen This Ea,y Shining and Brilliant BLACK IM cs, Prepared by ItORKKT .WARREN, so, Strand. London; 4nd solil in every Town in the Kingdom. Moult). in BottltaTA. Ind. 12d. and lWel. each. Also Past E DLACKINti. in Pets ba. laid. Pith each. A Shilling Pot of Paste is equal to Fc , re Is. Bathes of Liquid. ••• Ask for Vi'AltltCS's Backing. • - - • foal 4s 0 , 1 •to 34 0.1 %tr.' 44 0,1 to 3 61 Pork 4 , , 61 to 4. oel I Pork 6, 0 , 1 to 4, It Herd°. Conte at tnarkrt. Ileatl ulLatLle a! Mao k. • Reams !Potreo I Pigs C,lves - lOO 1 Calvei LONDON: Pristed and Alblevheif by the Preyrietor, JOHN TIVIGG, at the O f fice, 76, Fleet-Sheet, whet • all ' , thus C. the Editor, (punt paid) resat be addressed. _ _ . -- - _________ " - LONDON MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE. Muwriav, DEC. 2. The supply of Wheat and Flour at market this day was but moderate.nnel the former was brisk in sale, at our last prices. Very few Oats were in the market, and some business has been done at Imit week's advance, which is-kept,trp. There was but a small supply of Barley w and this article was much sought after. at an advance orbs/per qr. Beans and Peas wesealso Is. deare Upon the whole, the Market was brisk, the expected supplie. being still kept back by the contalarysinds.• , CORN EXCIIAGE, FRIDAY. DEC. t We had very large supplies of Wheat and Flour at market this day, the forma amounting to 11,300 quarters, and the latter to 10,150; buyers were numersus, and the sales ellicted this thy were at Wednesday's prices. There was also a gaud supply of Barley, vii. 8,0410 quartets, and this grain meat ott' well at an advance of is. per qr. above our last quotations. The supply of Oats was consitiemble, and this grain supporieriefteAcsuay • s prices briskly. Oid Beans have been bought up in considelaht, quantities, which has 'mule them a shade better, and White Fe • were is. per qr. dearer than on Wednesday. Upon the %hole. the market has not looked down, although the fresh aliVal. were large. . I CURREN 4 PisILES Of 1...14A1N FOR Tills *lst Is. Yee IN encimiler Nleanne of Eight Bushels. MONUAY• 11111011.1150. FRIDAY. b. I.- a. a, B. a. Old Wheat .- . •I:l a 40 26 a 40 26 a 40 New Red Wheat 37 a 44 37 at 41 IS7 a 41 New W bite do- 1 it 40 a 41 40 a 443 1 40 a 4a Rye 2l 22 it £0 22 20 n Oarles , ..... Rile ilalt teed oats der.. in Poland dos 23 a 23 23 A 25 23 a '8 Nevi 'lick Beaus. 24 a 28 1 23 a 20 i 25 a '.•4 7 Old Moo Ness Pigeon dies 2B a 30 28 a 30 f 28 a .• 0 Boiling Pease (be) Prose Rapeseed per last 241. a 264 241. a 20/. I 241. a 26.• FOREIGN. .p Atari icao -a"... ••••••- a - -- a -- Ham . itic.... 3B a .44 • Si a 44 i 38 a 44 Riga and Wismar 28 a '.22 98 a 22 28 a bt Russia and VI ies. I land snit+. Rye Haile, Frei Ow.. been. m [inland do. 22 a 23 I 21 a 25 22 es 23 ri f emi Oemn. Itemiet Praire. - ait i .•SO ' a 39 2O a 32 43iry Praire r' 1.6 a WS 243 a 28 1 26 a 22 Liti.red per m•. a _ 36 I 32 a 36 . _ . . . . ._ AV Lit a(.l. PRICE OF C ORN, Per Quarter, of flieTwea • " i 51aritiiiie ILsatiet. of ENGLANA) and WALKS. for t. e W eel; euddi f ; Nun. 30Ih, estracted OVA% Satiaela s a Gaitt . .e. Wneat...'3l3l 9d 1 Barley... !Ms./id j Beruri 26. 21 Rye .... 204 Sd 'Oats.... 10. 14 I Peas ... 24- Sd IlttOlk N list .11LsCoVAIH1 stiliAtt. Average Pi ice ii . oin the Retains made in the W 'elven& lig Weduesdav last, 30s. lad. pet cwt. exclusive of ditty. - PRICE OF mom, Per Sack U 1 rise Punkah, or 220114. 51.,. 'jay. L. a. Alouilay. 11. a: Fine Eng li sh Floor 55 a4O I Norfolk &Siockton $3 a 5 Se comas Moo .... SO a 33 Weal Cooletry .... Si a4O IS 4 4). hit. to 7,1. the Quarter's Loaf. . . PRICK OF HOPS , per Cat. Pockets. 4a. 4s. I Bags. 4A. e s. Fat imam_ . 6 0 a 8 0 Kent ...... 2 2 a 4 10 Kent MMSPIcI 2 0 a 9 In Ychrlimas .. I 10 a g 16 Eseix Yeariings , - PtLICE oF 'TALLOW, st/AP, Sce. a. 4. PRICE UP FAT, pee stone I Tii . .; II Tallow of SIJa. Russia do. Candle a. d. d hate do. Whilechapel Market 23 I Melted staff Sr. Jmnes's Mai ket . 2 3 Notigh ditto 2O 0 Clete Musket 0 0 Graves 7 0 --- Good Dregs 4 6 laid Soap ... -- - Mottled *1 0 Aecray.o .... 2 3 %relines do. '1 ALLOW CHANDLERS' HALL. Price of CA M21.10..-AilMiliS•, 10s. Od. per duxes-Stores, 94. (1.1. per do. it A W ti,10a.3. Cast Ileifea, and Steel., per swag .... S. 3d to Ss 4.1 Mitidniii.; . .. 2s 1011 to 3, tit ()odium:, IM;lisii Horse Us 0 , 1 to Os 01 Markel L.. 11; each loi OJ to Or 01 1.4..V41111 Pell, Polled 34111 4 lit I r..1..ft illel II li El . --- FRIDAY. Dec. 0.-Our Market was moderately supplied with Beef, and ttis meat is without any variation from our place a Monday. In Sheep(, igs„ and Calves there was the usual supply offered, and Mutton may be quoted 42. per stout: &boy:, our price of last market day-Veal is likewise (wafer by full 6.1. per stone, and in good demand at hat advance-Pert; may be Tinted Mask side it an PitiValaT W . 2d. per filoll4,P. Urea the whole the market is looking up. TlielMi3vnag is a correct stmement of the prices and numbers a' mart:et:- PRICE of MEAT, exclusive of the Oflal, whicii eneisi•st+ of Head. Entrails. mil Hide, aud.as aorta about Id. per pound.-Per stoite of 811,a. ..10111111.11% u•A . -• I•lo‘ , Av. Beef 2. 1 ; 11 1a . "14 8) Biif 1- 101 to 3. 81 Mutton 2. mt to s. 4.1' IMMILIo.i. as O I 1,. 34 M i I..MMM OPI, oih to 0. 0t I.a.stb 0, 0.1 to, 0 04 Veal 4sl 0.1 so Le 01 1 ti.l 44 0.1 to 3 61 Pork 2s 8.1 to 44 Od I Pork 3, 011 to 4. 21 " !lead of Conic at market. Head of at Ala. S . -. Beasts Sheep P,4. • 0.1 I I , a 4 e '" • 5.11