The National Register. — London, England, 1822-07-28 00:00:00

RIO A courier front Madrid has arrived at the English embassy, who states that lie quitted that capital the evening of the Wilt, and that tranquillity was en tirely re-established. The Nlinistry were about to 'be replaced, with the exception of M. Martinez de L Rosa, the Minister fur Foreign Atl:tirs. The advertisement of a marl ductal', i 3 a provin .6.ll paper. b.l;ins with the following worth:— " If o..thy the alienlionuf Ike insane." Rior A r .ki :LEY CH.% NI:Alt MA SCIILiTER.—Tbe right 0! presentation t' the p.•rpetw.l curacy of Astley chapel, nu -the o •e bind claimed by the householders and heeds of families in Astley, in conformity with the will of Mr. Adam Mort (the launder of the chapel, who also endowed i 1), by the view of the parish, according to general usage. In March list, Mr. Barker, the late incumbent died. On his death the •viesr offered to nomitiate the person whom the householders • should-elect, lee hannwered that stointerference whatever oar his part would be allowed. 11 became necessary, therefore, that the lief should deterniioe which party was debt ; and to ascer- Ilia this, that each should present, their nominee to the prover ▪ Mnity. e iear nominated Mr.llirleett to the bishop, and a committee of the township requested his lordship to licence • Mr. Bowman their elected candidate. Our worthy diocesan, e'er a patient investigation of the whole subject, desired both •p •rti:•a to attend at IVarriegtert. Ile then informed them that tlirkeet's claim to the curacy was so fully made out, that he should no longer be justified in withholding the licence. Sueilay • Vie 11111 inst. was the day on which it wan arranged foe 51... • Birkett to take possession of the chapel, and he accornitigly set out for that purpose, shoat tile hour of ino-ning service, ae companird by some relatives and personal friends, residing its the neighboothood of Astley, by a constable named Turner, • from Warrington, and a sheriirs otlicer of the name of Mather, fetrm this town. Some esNations bad proba•ely existed, that some opposition would lie offered to his proceedings ; for i► is • a ated that the sheriff 's odieer had in his possession a writ eh , ri f.cia . uorada On *bat re:wesentation thin writ had been granted we have not been informed ; but the law -hooks state Vast surat:s2 (and we know not what other ground could exist • for it) is net a sufficient authority to justify its being issued.— Ilawever. Mr. Birkett's intention being understood, a great body of Cie itaaseliolilers and heads of families of Astley, who constitute the congregation, and were hostile to his nomination by the vicar, did in fact assemble outside the chapel yarn. On toe arrival of Mr. Birkett and his party near Cu gate, they demanded entrance, which being refused them by the assembled • multitude, who were ranged wound the outside, some of 'them instantly exhibited pistols and presenting them to the breestn and ears of several of the respectahle inlialiitants, tOreat.med to shoat them if any obstacle was opposed to their progreen. • It Mated to us, that some iron crows which hid been disguised by being covered with brown paper, weer also pro •dseed, and several of the congregmiun violently assaulted with with them. To what extent tie it.liabitants mi g ht proceed in their opimsition to 31r. liiikett's entrance into the chapel, we do not feel able to assert. It in alleged on one hind, and denied on the other, that they committed any actual breech of the pease, though it is certain that in the scuffle the coat skirts of t si.eriff's 'racer were torn. They did, however, undoubtedly resent such obstacles to Mr. Birkett and Isis friends, that the later fur the time etaisted from attempting to obtain admission ieto the chapel, and relined (rem the ►•lace. Bat their depnr t i.r was not a termination of the contest ; for two of the party straightway proecedeql to Manchester to obtain military assist. rivole, in iader to en.thle them la get possession of the chapel.— esiiit bile, information of the proceedings at,tatler was con veyed to J. A. Barron, Esq. a magistrate residing iu the neigh. Luarliood ; hut so.ne time before his arrival (indeed about there rcelock in the afternoon) a detachment of the 7th %noon 'G.mrds arrived front Manchester. Under cover of their pro reation, Mr. Birkrtt and his supperters again repaired to the chapel-yard. At this time a very considerable crowd was as s :;thled ; tb-y of course offered no rasistance to 111 1 b els, Lowed er, they showed so disposition to leave the scene of aztien to the minister, the pies of the chnpel-yard were forced, • the peryle speedily dispersed by the dragoons. Dec doors a the chapel were ue\t lariken open, and the minister and his asseciates entered, sod took possession. The castor ary service.. ald ceremonies were then entered upon. During their per firmance Mr. Barron arrived ; but finding hew affairs were, did not remainlon -, contenting, himself with enjeining the people is he peaceable. The prescribed services were gene through, we understood, amidst great tumult and confnsior ; end when they wire finished, Mr. Dirkett left the chapel again under the votertion of the soldiery. A day or two afterwards, a very ill j-ii.ged handbill wen issued by the minister's party, alleging the • eriit's piker to have been act upon, areinulted, arid robbed.— I:: the. publics:ion of this handbill, the °dicer, we are hemmed, lisavuers all participation ; and there does sot appear to have ireen any pretence for charging any persons with a feleuioas repose towards him. On Wednesday night warrants were alelivered to Mr. Lavender, charging several indis ideals with with riot and Rftssolt., By virtue of these warrants, three per sons, .105 tel FaM4OO, James Thorpe, and Joseph Belumunt, were, early on Thursday monting, taken into custody, and con veyed to Leigh for examination before Mr..lterron. On Titers d. .y evening, their examination took place, when .!nseph Bean s/toot for ad assault, and Joseph Rawson and James Thorpe fur riot, and obstructing the sheriff's officer in the execution of I to writ, were committed fur trial at the West Derby sessions. 73 il, Lowrver, was instantly offered for their appearance. and they were set at liberty. On the other side, writs of Quare impecia against the Bishop of Cheider, the vicar of Leigh, and -the de facia curate, bare been scut for. f'rtt:a Saturday tt.or mat an alarming fire broke met in the house of Mr. Troughton, o'l and columnists, sCharlt,..street, Blackfriars-road, which threw the neigh bourhood into state of cotifusion for some time. The fie, it appears, originated in consegnence of a spark to on some clothes before the fire, and in the absence rif the servant. flames speed to a . considerable height, and were not discovered until much dam lite was sit-mined. The alarm soon cansed several engines to artier on the spot, and the active exertions of the fire. 'men, µho had a plentiful supply of water, ruin over c tune the devouring elcinent,not considerable injury was done to the house and furniture.—thi Saturday evening &tinder fire lsroke out on the premises of Mr. Astor, soolorte manufacturer, Tottenhanustrett, Tottenham mrt-road, occasioned by a bolded candle conmitini cating with some shavings. The fire for some time rag,Kl with 1111101 fury, but, by the timely arrival of the to Lines, and a plentil'ul supply of water, many of the wtponitia premises were saved, particular:y a co. eh 11141. 'lt:factory at the back, witch was but slightly iti:ured. S .nt • %toad tenements were destroyed, Inn the fire hay h'4 tat.ken out so early in the ev-zitittg prevented anut in u..settiel, and probably saved some lives. rr_: AG -~ • • - • _ .41.401011111010SOrv.„ • , _ THE NATIONAL REGISTER SURREY SESSIONS. Thomas Brown, a private in the 'Marines, was indicted for stealing five keys, a pair of gold ear-rings, and ai pair fit stockings, tom Mr. john Watkins, landlord of the 04die %sine-vaults, in the Munich-road. NIE. Wistkins deposed, that the 'prisoner lodged in his bms,e; fur some time 11861 at ticks bad been missed otit.ot different rooms in the I :e. On the 'Slit lost witness seal fora constable, n on sent tiling the soon' in which the prisoner lodged, tinsud the /shove mentioned articles secreted between the tied and a...arras. The Jury found the pris o ner Guilty, and the Court sen tenced hint to be It ansportetl for bey ell years. Tim CONSIQULNCE CV %KING A SERVANT WITIIIPLT A Cll tit ACTEIt.-aLlia Leesott, a girl 16 years nl.ige, W 45 indicted fur stealing 10s. 61 the poverty of Willirm Jones. it appeared from the evidence, that the prisoner was living as servant to the proseCillor, who keeps a coal-shed, and who haul taken her into his service without a charac ter. The prisoner ea, strone,ly suspected of numerous thefts eommitted, and v hen tuo , ti okra, chic dell.ed hav ing ever touched a pu•ooy. The pi w•ecotot's %sire, oil making inquiries, th,eoseretl that the itolottosiate gill • was Keeatly addicted to (herb:, and ha,' stolen 'hotly mil -1 elf s frosts her former mistress. The prisoner was teproved by the prosecutor, who promised her fur gist stens it she would alter her conduct, but ;us edict - tuitions hail no ellect upon the prisoner. ().1 the day mentiotied in the taoltet fount she ads oloo.rved by the prosecutor's wile to go and take money out of the tiii; a roost:tide was sent for, who, on searching the gill, lounil Ins. lid. is her pocket. 'flue pti.oner Mil not loquay the least symptom of con trition tor her conduct, 11111 0:111Ally abused 31rs. Junes, and tidied her to do her hest. The July found the prisoner guilty of stealing to the amount of three.pence, and tile Court belittllCed iltr to be transported for attest years. Joint Mnitro was 'lido:led for feloniously stealing a sitter watch, the ploperly of Liaistopiter Leach, Of Pros pect-place, Mts. Lend' stated, iitat on the 23 inst. she had occasion to leave her parlour for a few 'ninnies. Oil her return she observed a toms lia4tily retreating from the room to the street door, and on glancing at the place where the watch was usually suspended, found it had disappeared. 'the witness tan into the street, and saw the pt lallllCr at sonic distance, whom she followed. When accused of the • robbery of the watch lie pretended to be trite ignorant of the charge; but the witness insisted that the prisoner abonlil go back to the honor. He then said," I)on't matoe a piece of work about at—here's yore a auch." A coubta ble was seal for. who took the prisoner into custody. The Jury fuuua the prisoner Contli3, The Cowl askeJ flue pitioner wliai trade lie was?-11e answered, •. Nolte." The Chairseati—" 'rhea 111 find you one " and sen t teneed him to be imprisoned fur two years in the House of Co.rection, to hard labour. John lisiou way intl.eted for stealing two reams of , paper bunt the shop of Mr. Bl•Slithon, in the Waterloo , road. , The son of the prosecutor proved, that on the Bth of June he saw the pits ))))) •rl-rkitig about the shop. ANT , a little time the prusoner took two reams of piper, which well' placed at the 11001'. lit' was Mittoaeli 1111 d Liken 4110 Custody, wills a ream of paper wider each arm. Tile prisoner was 111111111 Guilty, and sritteuCed to Sit inviable imprisournerti. i:old to il4lll labour. THE lit Na's VISIT TO ScoTLAits.—The most active preparations are making to fit up the palace of Holyrood-house for Lis Majesty's Court; a great number of workmen are employed in cutting ; a new road from the Palace to the Calton-hill-road; for tLe accommodation of carriages in their way to and from the Palace. The Magistrates nod Council are to give his Majesty a splendid entertainment, either in the Patliameut-house, or in Geuro b v's-street assem bly-rooms. It is expected that hisNlajesty will hold his Court at nolyrood-house on the 12th of August, the anniversary of his birth-day, and of his landing in Ireland- last summer. MirtDo. In Pernsrd street. Rowll mom e. Nis. W. Bromley, of a dam:liter. In !Mouser Nome, tie I cly of Si. I lodson lame, of a flanKlner. At Worley sector), sum Derby, the lady of the Rev. E. Loud, of a Mo.ghter. At itampsteni. Mel. P. Fenton, of Maims' Commoos, of a con. In 1. Misrule 611 era, the la.iy 01 1.. t c. jorinsoks, esq of a suns 'lnc lady ul U. Robinson, esq. of Asg,,:i street, of a sod. filarrter, At Stsrylebone Dew church, Henry Long, esq. eldest son of Edw. Long, of Ikons-on lodge, to the tarot) it Storey, to Use Ith:ht lion. Lady Chas tos.e ulyule,3oungest daughter of the tale Earl of Orford, sod Astor At M. James's, Clerks's...Sl, Mr. Chas. Chapman, of Shade:ell, to Charlotte. ylontgeM daughter of J. Willi...us, ut Syenner street, fs oration p lOU Naas C. At Issas, Casst. SrAstont, of his htsierWs 7.lth regiment. to Houma Elltabritt, may daughter of I. llodtestoss, eq. us Laura place, Bath. At I.llssooss, s. street, cos. booker. of .trscsdel, Slltit.%, to audit, second naught. r of Mr. J. !mar, of Hollowly. Altddlerat. At st. Makthes in the 1 Inds, C. L Shit s ea, est. soliestor, of Adam alert, Alltlplet, to :tiny, thisa daughter of Mr. J. J. Cuff, uf Gnat yxrcn an r. t. Al Cambernell, Mr. Edkins, ni sadsbuty s mare, to Sarah, oteustl slaughter of Joins Retie, d 1. of Isle ioniser woe., At Nt. Lowretace Jesse), C. C. ()ciao's, es+ of street, to Wt. Baxter, or Nellevote laalge, iteigiatt. At st o ke Len ingsou, J. lasses, rm. of ilighhory grove, to /dory, second flosughicr Os the late J. st)tor, rot. of tinstsury cosste• At isle sous ill. G. la, k, esq. of .iust place, lsitswlth, to Ellen hal ah youn,test nett„ Ir er ut A. vp.cut, es t. At Ishosisigtoss, It. W. Burgas., esq. to Sabina Burling, eldest rho:4lller of I'. I Albert, es !. 01 coon, Miststle.ea. At at. Andrew's, tlolooro, i. n. l'•ow, rot. 01 Wavaruaks, Kest, to Lassa, only drolgliter 01 A.r. K. Iludsull, of authors. Viet. On the ,41r of May last, on board his Majerty's ship Active, l.ient ViillEn M, Alotrew St. illllll. it.Cll4ll son the: Nee. J. F. b. to St JOlnl o i rare...lm) co orcrovr. Ms the %karate, at Moly. Meeks, surd CI, the Rev. V. Townshend, view of that place, soil ...row 18f iltai;ey opon lbanle., Oxon. sr,,bwe,l rota, M. InniCt of 1. Mhatridge, es 4. formerly of iMllison hill, mar Inoli•ni At Ins town reaideime, liie 614 year of her age, egg. formerly of lion) well, in the roomy of Ma),., I ..laud. la the 21.11 year of her age, Louisa, the youngest daughter of the late I. Vntioln • Of. of I I u , l. on At by lonoe in stainsoi ilMaron, Kwthamptnnel4re, tirorge Van der Nemilirerg, est. neil 72, loinl:11) a trilitnntid toIVO uI Corilloill ward, and f,rwirtny years al/ actern tultiotiemi for the liberty of St. Marna, teriorru‘ll. Al Senioioon, [Dann, eith dank:oler of NI, J. liacos,of Newman tort, Loodou. - DISH most respectfully interims his best Friends , the Public, that the TWO Must both be drawn in the First Five Minutes N EXT TUES DAY, and the Wheel, independent of the above, contains TWO &c. &c. Consols and Money. Warranted undrawn Tickets and Shales are belling at BISICa Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing Cross, where Three Capitals have been already sold in the plesent Lottery. f..) - Ill: ill's Offices will remain open until Twelveo'Clock To•Moroow Night. •ru ALL WIIO VALUL THEIR SIGIIT. IDIX()N'S I M PROV El) SPECTACLES upon on mule 11.. w princii•le to Mitt the most d timult t, tuor6 .1 only at Nn 93, S eit 111411•Stret t, t 0 Jowl, out ot Otat.lll , •trect, turns the lett nand sole. SiOtt beta„; the strut ea 01 our highest nod st lutellretual enjoyment., sell is Ma most Aimed and neglected, as it canna bat lie regretted that the means ,:enerally remtteil to for its improrementotre etineittks Ih. eati , e of its deterior Atoll, hy men Ink , ng upon thcms:lr es to a.sirt the right *ills glass es, neither linty r natio, or by any means adapted to the Pi, hl , bola ul n 111E11 nog io to ne ' , atilt:ll:ally attended In. Those Ladies and Cetitte. men *hose sight has beeu impaired 0 -y the use of impugn r eitsses, have nu* an opportunity of wire more retovermir their sight, ilia the tons er of this imporant dretarationt,the Farah) liaie tioripliitieat'y stated that J. I). ' t improved Sorel:loer It one 4ttijil to I 0 in eomegitetice of tetaliog to preset se the st , ht to extreme old lige. Helve to tthier•ts Nn. 93, Neuman Strtel, too dooiscot of Orford-street, on the left hand. Ail teller-from the coutitiy, chine a description of the ogr, and the Ot , laute thl.l 14 . 1• ,, 01is fan tie ito with an order fur payment on at curt evontleiT iu Lundut , saill.be immediately attended In. BALDNESS or GREY I-1A lit will now suie not be seen—is so improved with an extra valuer le ingredient, through which it has made Pill NCR s..lebrated itt;SSIA 011, the greatest nourisher and preserver to the Hair in the Universe, will make it grow Mick and long, prevent its falling nil or ever turning grey ; and is such a nourisher to the roots of the Hair, that if it even has begun to turn grey, it will restore it egain its natural colour, and if used often, it will never turn grey again, and is sure to clear the scut f, from infancy to tlel age, and will always keep the heath and liar clean and beautiful. Gen tlemen who are bald, and have the least sign of roots of Hair remaining. by using regularly for a few months PRINCE's I MPROV ED RUSSIA 01E, with the extra valuable ingre dient, will be sure to restore it, and produces tine Head of 11.ar, which itundreds have experienced; and as the extra ingredient that makcs the Russia 041 such a gteat reurisher and preserver to the hair, is vay expensive, Mercian:, the ounce bottle cannot be Kid fur less than live shillings, or a large bottle eumaining live ounces one Found, which is a saving, or six large ems for Ave pounds, which is yet a greater saving. There are tioindre.li that leave now used the Russia Oil with the extra ingredient, and have found it such a nourishes, preserver, and promoter to the hair, that they pay with pleasure the trifle mum. ledivs Gentlemen me now so particular, when they send their servants, they are desired to ask for l'cinca's Russia Oil with the extra ingredient, and no other. Observe, there are trash coutiterkits selling in pet'y shops for any entail price, but the genuine ia unly sold in two sizes, in ss. and kw. bottles. • Lathes wil! find Ptir.ce's Russia Oil preferable to any other Oil fur dressing their own, or false hair, as it gives it .1 itstural globe, suftens and curls it. Gentlemen wearing powder ought to use it instead of poll:alum ; it promotes Eyebrows, Whiskers, &c. and through the extra ingredient it will now always keep pleasant, even in all climates. Ask for Prince's Improved Russia Oil, and observe Prince" on the wrappet and sealant each bottle: without it is not genuine, and cannot answer the purpose. Sold by the sole Proprietor. A. PutTreL, removed to No. 9, Poland-street, Oxford-street. nem' the Pantheon; and by most principal Perfumers and Me.!icir,e Ventkos. Ladies anu Gentlemen will be partizular, as impostors have made the covers of the Counterfeit Russia Oil so much like the Genuine, and even imitated the Original Proprietor's Name, therefore purchasers should be cautious, and bate it oldie Pro prietor, or of a respectable Veraier. There are unprincipled persons who find tlipy cant impose or the public by selling counterfeit Russia Oil, a: it if now well know n that l'irinee's Russia Oil is the original and only genuine; so they impose on their customers by making op sonic Pomatuni. and sell it as ll,ar's Grease, but it is well known that Reses Grease alone is too harsh, and does the heir has m. Also, Pli INC E's ItIISTIA DYE is so improved, as there t. no doubt mat it will change red or grey hair on the head, whiskers, or on any other part, to no other colour than a brown black in a fewminutes. Directions sealed up with each bottle, at half a guinea a bottle, or two bottles for one pound. Ladies and Gentlemen residing in the country, by sending a remittance 10 the Proprietor, it will be torworued unnicelustely by caulk GODBOLD'S VEGETABLE BALSAM. Fot COVtalill, CONSUIerfIONS, aud As ramie- Friii IS medicine has been established for neatly .IL Su years, and is allowed by many eminent physicians to be the only efficacious remedy to be depended upon Mr curing the above cum plaints. The numerous vs: es that arc daily parfornial, and which ere attested by persons of the first rank in ibis king dom, would fill volumes. Copy ail Letter to M , :tftre GODBOLD!, 3 Bloomsbury-square. Gentlemen,—l have the pleasure to inform you, that your in valuable Vegetable Balsam, recommended to me by the llnn• Mr. Shirley, of Fulham, has perteetty restored me to my fernier state ef good health. I was in a deep decline, and had taken a cumber of other medicines which tailed of success.—With grati tude I remain, your obedient servant, Borseiti. DAVIS. 9, Cumberland Place, Chelsea, May I 1,1813. Mrs. Dorothy Gay is cured of a couslitnption by taking if pints of the Vegetable llelsam ; she was under a COUlbe of medicine from the faculty five months, and found no relief.—Certifteate of the •cure the lath offline tatS. st r onger proofs of the efficacy of this medicine cannot be give n than its being recommended by the following nobility. The most Noble Marquis of Lothian, the Right Hon. Viscount Dudley and Ward, the Bight lion. he Lords Macdonald, Grantley, Fortescue and Mountain!, the Right lion. late if's. countess Duct:ey and Ward, I)owegers Grantley, Falmouth. and Fortescue, Lady A;iprecee; Sirs Francis Blake, Edw. Nevailutru. John Coghill, and George Annstrurot ; Generale Doyle ar.ii Daonley ; Colonels Baker, Dcbeth, Lenox, /fcc. N.B. Mesars. Godbold have established an h f i ns titution far the benefit of th e poor and ( Ahem. who cannot afford to pay the ad rrice for the medicine, and have, in consequence appointed in itng tu sold by one respectable Vender in every principal town E land, agreeably to the teems of the ehar.ty. as well as at No. a. Bloomsbury Square. LONDON : Printed and Pub bed by the Proprietor.JOHN TWIGG, at the (-ike, mast, when all Lit u• to the Editor, (postpaid) boaddreseeds ,