The National Register. — London, England, 1822-04-28 00:00:00

JURIILY AESS7ONS. O Monday the General Qu .rier Sessions fur the County a I valley were he-II by suijouriasocat at the set , imis-lanice, N esti Mgt ..... below J. 1 larreoe, E-g. ;and a heeell of magi, ratc s .—The e a de lt aa r ie, compel Otively a vet y light one, new bethe but 11 prisoiwes for trial. 'lnc court were ms g. pied dna hie the 11 hole of the.day ill trying traverse cases a•: Wadi( i it i el e.t. '1 A PKIL '23.—T‘.o young women, named Elia. (tire and Swell llogelen, were tried uptei mi indictment fair I.ev mg melon a pace of ribbon. the propel ty r. Itaitford. Mr. ti •iarge Raeford, of 116, Blackmail street, hither- Oiishee, ended, that on the tith of April, both the prisoners cells to hit shop and ickeil to look at some 'Admit. 'Plat 1.1 ieeLer Giese bought tae a, yaitals of a thhoo out e r the e lIIdII W, Lod ehMLa tile itieeecutor was set vitt,' her with it, the pH. teeter Hamden, took a piece of riblem utet of the 1102 pal leek. at at, awl pl .e. •d it upon the counter, Gle w watched 111/ opportunity of taking it up tied putting it meter the .10 a sof the child, ea inch the held in tar lams. 'file pro mar climged her with the fact, which she denied, unit I,a gen to wither-slier:cif to sheen that she had nut it about her; 1 , ,.t 11. e prosecutor took up the a bald, elect' sat 11110:1 the a:e.ter, and the tilthon fell from uuder its clothes. lie IL, e gave both to the est...hod) of an oilicer. •'I. he 'insulter, Giro, i.l her defetice, Staled, that her often o as it taesenee unrest:itching tip e.ttly thing that came in its s,av, must base lateral it up, ter the ktiee nuthiug of ea li, iscif. Boalgate.. ',tote bird her imam etice. The Jun 1 . 0110 bath the 1.1'1,08.01s 1114 guilty. J tint S MICIIIOI, fellow, ea, indicted for having Stollen a Pail 01 noes sets Situ suite wearing apparel, r property of T. Clei h. Toe peinsciour aided, that on the 3d of April, lifter having towee at ice ter to coy Cheer y ears, he was on his Winn lotaietraltd-, by the Greeite ich-road, when the prisoner is Led company, with hue, .ay ing, that he was himself poet a, e- slur. They is 11;htel, mitt weld and drank together in at oh Se-hou-e, col cd the Half-as ay-lenise, tat N ew-caies.— They bald rakers a put or two, when he roused the prisoner from his side, end his pundit oath hen.—He rili§4.ll an alarm, hut nut icing an is cement:on to 'miser the thief 'Outset , tail. persons in tile loom, he said, gave chase to the pirate, gal tweed him, and bieunlit hint hack welt his calgo —He heat re lads cowessed hits tg ste en the Peelle, acid begged pardon. The prisoner was found Guilty. IV env Ii11111•1r. APRIL 24.-1:I iZabCth FalC1113?1, n widaw Itchatel, leer two, erre tiled upon au tildiciment for has mg stolen a eonsid. ruble go aunty of hums and shoes, the property of I'. Dimon, shoemaker, of Illaikinan-stre. Tne Jury found the !lull GUIII.S, bill acquitted the mother ef the cluerge of stealing, as they said they coubidered her as i'ece:ver. 1 he Chairmen d-rected the is itness to go and prefer a till of indictment neeptist the [her fur felainioudy 'eerie leg In property.—The Grand Jury ill a sheet tame ieturaied a (rue bill. At the suggestion of one of the counsel in Court, the pi eoher challenged a he elude of the Jury, which had Jet:oed her to be the receiver, and it new Jury Wet seen). Newts the same evidence was preferred agaiiet the pri mmer, and the stone defence mode. The July, without hest tante) found the ;in-otter Guilty. The ,te a, in passing seutence on the taro prisoners, olecive.s, that [lmre could he little doubt but that ii tans the y oily mother who bad inst.zated tier Sall to the bed system se - rehtitita upon his ItlaSl,lol ho treated him eel]; hut, under tee pectin...ray aggravated mature of the cireunnoaitees, the taut) thought it their duty to pV.SI the biglant sentence the law alloecal oft both. lie then:fore semenced the son to be it-unspoiled for seven, and the mother for fa unreel year.. ILIDAY, APRIL 16.—A inan, named Jollies Seagrave, eves tried 11 1 011 an indictment, ilterging him with having aseetilted Many Ann, the wife of Tltionaa Milston. • The prosecuteix, Mos. 11 I.lsion, is a handeoi..e young - woman, uesidiug wish her husband, hi Cit eat Palk-street. Toe det endue!, it appeared, is a Haman, and is the bro. titer in law of the prusectin la, being mat tied to her Disler. The defendant wet at all times pert icttlerly gallant to the proseentrix. After the marriage of the ploseentris, however, the conduct of the deletolaidi seas Las equivocel, in blunt, his ti.tiht burst tut Ili with great violence. The pinsecutrik depneed, teat having desired him to cell ,tut a sancepen, a hitch waived mending, lie called oh the 16a1, of Alarcli, and her lineibaud being huts home, the defendant seised the °ppm toothy of drelaiing to her that la heal hero violently smitten with her chains" faun the test moment lie had seen her. This took place se the front town of the first foot. Her yetteger timer was there o hen the defendant entered, but the prostein ix Slid III6C la bind her to gu down trail.,. The defendant proceeded to take steels laterite' with her person as obliged her, she Pedal, to scream out. She described the circumstantial objets were charged, as conblituting the assault, with a rat notaileness. Slit raid that she bade the defendant to lease the fount, and never sheer his face there again. Ma. Tinton, for the defendant, eross•exemitteil the vesiculate with great ability. She said she had mode a I...•iske vi lien stair depe‘ed that she hart desired her sister to leave the roust—it oat the defendant who told her e,-ter to It are the mom. Site did not rush out of it upon isatneseine hail conduct. Slue was in I.er own room, islatclt is oas 11.4 i "1:1 Lei to leave, bat she bade the defrodast to tekt.h.e list up, and leave it. She went alone nu the neat elay, woieb was Sandie, and dined at the defeudenes, o tun LON and his wife; but the did nut go th...e to bee • Elm. but %suet to bee ills site. It appeared further, that iL Jut Nadas House 'edged •-single man, with a lads. Mu. Tartan then celled the lather of the defendant, Si a. keeps m tiontio'n 6:10p. He played, that on the ela:, heleis the asauhlt was stated to have taken piece, the 1.1 mecums: called at their shop, and asked his sun to call vet her Pause to take away a sieucepan which had a bole ill 1 , . The witness swot e that he had arch the preeiecutris iolootarile . hit on the kuee of Iris sun more lime:eaten be Ent finites and toes, as well its the presence of her bus (hod as to his auseitre. . . _ The 01111111311 hummed tin the evidence, and the July .i.nthvdtately luund the defeit.hittt NA Gnill).-I'he cave u. cited cuu•ideuLle • "sand ty night between ei3ist and ten o'clock, the dst Noose of :\ Ir. !latch, No. IS, Catmter-street, was broken olieii, mid robued of some gold rims, several rows of cornelian, &roc, ,yst, heads, Scc. and various silver articles. 'L... .71st regiment ul lout erii!sori,ed of l'oursay :or Lotrpool, 9:1 their (QUM to THE NATIONAL REGISTER Letters dated Nov. 26. have been received from Van Diemen's Land. The Malabar convict ship had lust arrived, and was then riding at anchor in the Cove. Numerous parties of settlers continue to arrive in the colony. The good land near Hobart's Town, and for 20 miles round it, was all disposed of. Even in the interior good land was eagerly sought after, and rapidly increasing in value.— Some farms, in advantageous situations, had sold for 30s. the acre--a very high price in that country, considering the expence of clearing and preparing it for cultivation. A passage from one of the letters, which we quote, will further describe the situation of the colony :—" The flocks of this island, from the numerous importations of Merino rams and ewes are very much improved, and the wool fetches a goad price. For a man who loves his independ ence, this country appears to me one of the most desirable in the world, besides that, it is a most healthy place. We pay no taxes, have our land fin. nothing, get Ios. per bushel for our wheat, and sd. per lb. for our meat from the government all the year sound. Convict servants arc provided by the government for all settlers who apply, and are fur nished with provisions for six months. The families of the settlers are also furnished with provisions for six months, which is a great thing for voun , " be beginners. • 0 • uenmners. A courier arrived at Amsterdam on the 20th, from Vienna, with favourable political intelligence, and bring the metallies per cent higher, which caused a general improvement in the prices of the public securities on the Amsterdam Exchange. Porsorgibm.—On Monday nr,{ht an inquest was held on Mr. 1..10yd, behire Mr. Stirling, the coroner, in Gliarles-sereet, Hatton-garden. The deceased, it ap peared in evidence, in the morning went to a chymises, and asked for a Twilit). of oxalic acid, for cleaning boot tops, which was sold to him, and directions were given how to use it. Ile proceeded from thence to the house of an acquaintance, in Charles -street, Hatton-garden, and being asked to breakfast with the faintly, took his seat at the table. He said he was unwell, and ha 1 been purchasing some salts, and requested a little water to ti nnily them, which being door, he drank then, off, and in a few minutes died in the most excruciating agony, the interior of his stomach being entirely destroyed. - He has kit a wile and wee, al children. Evidence being given of mental aberration, the Jury returned a verdict of Inanity. RoLszny.-oii Monday evening a person of genteel appearance and •iddr is knocked at the door -of No. 20, Maiichesier-streei, M mciesier-sipure, and•on the dour being opened steppi-ti into the pa s sage and 'handed the servant a letwr , which he politely requested might he delivered initneliately, saying he %. ouhd await the answer. The servant accordingly allowed t., await in the ifarsage, and took the letter up stairs and delivered it to her master. Ott coming down stairs she was very much surprised to find the polite gentleman had disappeared, and took with him a very handsome spring clock, valued at 12 guineas, which was fixed up in the-passage. Several persons were instantly dispatched in pursuit, but the gentleman contrived to elude the pursuit with as much dexterity as he had committed the robbery. Information was given at the Mary-le-bone police office, and Morris was dispatched to make enquiry. SUDDEN DEATH —On 1 hursday night an inquisition was held, before-Thomss Stirling, E.g. coroner, at the Fox and French Horn, Clerkenwelllreen on the body of Eliza. Ruwen„ who died rather sudden ly oil Tuesday last. It appeared from the eviJencc, that the deceased went to bcd the previous night remarkably well, and on her huslrand, who is a well-known bird-dealer, near the Sossions-house, getting up the next morning, about eight o'clock, he attempted to arouse her, but without effect , he then awoke two other women, who wete sleeping in the house, and who, on stirring the deceas...d, declared her to be dead. Surgical assistance was sent for, and the medical gentlemen promptly attending, applied the usual resiorativcs, but without avail, as the unfortunate woman, in their npinion, had been dead some hours.— There were no marks of violence about the body, ond the Jury, which was the must respectable, after a short consultation, reunited a verdict of, died by the visitation of God. Zirrbs. In flereford street, t►e lady of Capt. Ilsiton, R.N. of a danghter. At his house In Lower brook West, the lady of sir W. D. laordon, bat t. of a thurOter. At Woottsurd. the lady of Capt. D. Ross, of a danghter. At I I iday hill, Lklnwood, bases, Cu. lady of 1.. C. Wake&ld, eag. of a 000. lu flouter ttteet, Drowselck square, the lady of J. Albers, esq. of a *on. J he lady of Dr. Ust Ins, of Redford row,uf a ilsngl•ter. At 11 estsnont, tt)de, tue tally of t. apt. A. ,1 , 1 fl. .d a son. AOarnet. At Camberwell, G. Webster, eq. surgeon, of Dulwich, to Elizabeth, eldest duo Ruler of N. Hal, esp. of the bdtue. place. At Clittun, near Bristol, U. F. Wi1111111.116, esp. barrister at law, of Stone bnhdinße, Cii. , :uhs's lan, to Elizabeth O.') hle bauwne, daughter of the late It. lt. 11. Browne, tag. of larghley, Shropshire. Al heusiogiout, G. Glen, esp. of Et OillptUU I , OW, to Cat oiiut Slur. met, daughter of the late T. ikld, sty. or Genitals street, Covent Garden. S. 11. Israel, mil. of Clapham. to rainy, youngest daughter of the late L. tie s)ntuns, esti. wt Cowboy common. ,it lietct..r.l, It. J. Vowel', esq. of Lincoln's inn, barrister at law, h. Narita ( Ice, wily surviviug daughter of the late W. Doss nes, esp. of I liuteu, near Ilei aura. 1 Le Rev. r. Ilarrisua, B.A. ut Utuue bill, Kent to Jenuissia Eliza beth, daughter or the las C. ISt audill, esp. of Upnituster ball, Essen.. Dinh At Malta. on the `dab .It., C. %t hest'. y, esq. of the 919th rogimeat, youstaesi 1011 of the one Xositit•Civari al %% ust the he , h tea. at awns, vibe": be ;ittil gout for the benellt of his he.:ith, the 'Lev. 6. Main, rector of rtimpnore, Devonshire. .st sea w the 3d or 4:binary last, aged 30, Capt. 'l'. Eorradalle, of the Duo. Compao)'s At karts, Is. Poitou. mos. ut Malan: and North Cave, Yorkshire late aileuther lon tie ,, . 1 , 7• At his minces resoltate. Champion hill, Cainbeto43l, Itishard CI troil.too, asp of Icatti der, satnt, aged 34. THANKS AND CONGRATULATIJNS. THE time has once more arrived, when T. BISI-I has that most pleasing part of his duty to perform, of thanking his best Friends,. the Public, for the continued inefez ence shewn to his offices ; and he feels it a source of much gra:is fication that increase of patronage has been invariably accoin pnied by the must diistinguisheil success. Some periods are rut course more tintunate than others. It will be tetullected that the largest Prize ever known were sold by hi n t ; that in um: Lottery he sold all the Throe 30,0001. Prizes; and in the Lottery just finished his Establishment has been equally preeminent, for he has the satisfaction of anouncing that lie sold, in Shares, both the Two last 20,0001, Prizes on the last Illy of Drawing, and other Capital,.—The billowing are the Numbers of the Two 20,0001. Prises, and the places they were sent to. 19,009 ... st:20,000 19,323 aC20,000 Half I tobbm Half Loudon Eighth I roluesligry Eighth Think Sixteoith ; mgdom Eighth beeds fii xteeid h... Kenda/ Sixteenth Drif el d Sixteenth... Lancaster Sixteenth Fromm Sixteem h... Ludbrei Sixteenth—Lai/cash r Sixtetnth...PeterGororser Sixteenth... Widniabory Sixteentli...Richooed, Yorks. The minor Capitals were so welt divided. that there was scarcely a Town but had one or more Shares of them :—They are too numerous for insertion, as it would take up two columns of Newspaper to particularize the Numbers and Places. ••• A New Lottery was contracted for on the 74th inst. con sisting of 7,000 'Pickets, to be all Drawn ,in One Day, %iz. the AnniverAry of the llirth Day of our late Giacithis Sovereign, 4th JUNE.—Tickets and Shares will be on Sale in a f:w dais, at 111511's (Aim, 4, Coinhill, and 9, Charing Cross. TEN GUINEAS REWARD. 10 PRINTERS,ENGRAVERS,&c.—Whereas it has been discovered thut certain Persons arcin the habit of Printing and Vending I.abcls, being copies or imitations of those affixed to the bottles containing the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY and MARTIN, thereby en abling unprincipled dealers to impose on their customers a bi.d and injurious article. We hereby offer a reward of Ten Guinus su any Person who shallgive such infi.nnation as will lead to the conviction of any one guilty of these illegal practices. DAY AND MARTIN, V;, High llolbor:i. Feb. 1522. London Markus CORN EXCHANGE, Movbsv, APRIL 22. There was but a small supply of grain this morning at imrker, and the fine samples of Wheat were brisk of demand, at from to 2s. per qr. dearer than last week—the interior sorts were tul as dear as per last. Barley was rather heavy of sale—the malting parcels were also not much in demand. the Oat trade has mat varied from last week, and the fine samples went off pretty tri-k. Beans and White Peas were brisk in sale, and may be quoted per qr. better than before.—There is an evident iniprovenicut in the market, in almost every article of grain, and prices arc eel tainly rising. - - con' t INGE, FRIDAY, APRIL 26 . There is but auiiiing alteration in any article of grain this day, and the supply is but moderate. Wher.t of hue quality may he quoted to dear as on Wedntaiday, the miters are nowt-Li Barmy but little is doing—this article the consumers retre•n from purchasing, in the hope that an additional supply will eff,et a reduction; it is, however, the general oiiinion of t.he that unless this supply will he very large, Barley will suppon its price. The Oat truth: remains as on ‘Vedneatlay, and in !tears and Peat the alteration is not wLrth notice. CUlifiEN P PRI( Yet K tucia bier Alemure 41trt. DA v. b. F. 4 a 1)5 La a 52 :Ni a t,3 23 a 45 UN 1-0.( II: H LL.r. •. Vi I.ON tibo. Y. 4', a tis 22 a C 2 21; a 1 4 22 a 25 FRIDAY. b. i. 43 • di 34 a. SY 3d a ( h i t 3 a 33 Old Wheat .... New Hed Wietait New %bite d 0... It3e Bran., or Burk 1i next Barley Pole Jlalt • feed Oats drew orPolitiot New Tick Beans Old ditto New Pigeon ditto Boiling Pease Grey Pease Rapeseed per last AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, Per Quarter, of the Twele Maritime Districts of ENGLAND and %%ALES, tor toe Week ending . April 20th, e►ttacted (rum broil:slay', Gairtte. Wheat.— Vs 2I I Barley... 18, 101 I Beans 21s 11 I 19• d•I Oats.... 16. Id 1 l'ear kl • 9t --a I ti a 21. i 42 u 50 14 a 20 22 a Y 5 20 a 25 22 a 28 24 at 30 a 85 Y 5 a 28 SW. u 324 a 16 a t 6 44 a 60 14 a 20 22 a 94 22 a 24 25 a kl 24 a 26 33 a 33 26 1$ 27 301. a 3tl. u -- 16 a 21i 42 a SJ 14 u 21 22 a 21 22 u 21 23 a 27 21 a 33 a 31 2i s 27 301. a . RUMS :St OR MUSCOVADO Avenge Price ties the Retell's made in the Weeit Wednesday last, 6d. per cwt. exclusive t,t s:IIItiIEJELD MARKET. FRIDAY, Arntt. 2G.—The supply if all kinds of Beasts this morning at maract a as but moderate, and the variation in tus prices is nut worth noticing. lied, Mutton, Veal, and Pori., may be quoted w l,u uist statement. L.unb was full as dear as on Mondry. There was nut much business done in the marst.:. The ruilowmis sb a correct statettlelit 01 the pmes and nuo"Jelli at imuket:— YIIICE of MEAT. exclusive of the Oast, which consists of I lead, lima ads, and idiot, and is worth about Id. per pound.—Per moue of bibs. ' MONDAY. VitIDA V. Beef Vs . eid to 3s 44 Beef 2. 6J ill 3. 6J Mutton 2s 4d to 3s 2.1 Al uttou 2s 4d to Si 2d Lamb 3s Oil to tis Oil Lamb as •Od to G• uJ Veal 4s 2d to 54 $1 Veal 44 O 4 to S. 4d Pura 24 b.l to 4 1 , 2d Pork 3s 0,1 to 4. w‘i Head or Cattle at market. 'lead of Cattle at Mark, t. &ants ihisep sail LAIDLIA . 20040 Sheep arid Lanibt 79 .o p ig 2W Pig: 17-1 Calves lO9 C3Ortos kiMi-MAnts.r.t. Hay iluvcs -•- - £3 0 0 to 11 11 11 S "" .• •• • 40to Ai Ili 0 • --- LONDON : Primed and Publishea by the Proprietor,JOHN T at tile Latice. 76, Ficet6trect, hest. all LttLals Ldi lo :r (pOsty4ial must be addressed. 7 - ;" 136 I -