The National Register. — London, England, 1822-12-22 00:00:00

Mr. Const is about to resign his situation of' Chairman at the Middlesex and West Quarter Ses sions, on account of the lengthened period to which tl.e sessions now extend. A henrys:Ns lately carried away nearly the whole of the flue works lately formed at Saint Jean de Luz. The injury is supposed to be without remedy and it must ultimately destroy the road to Spain. A letter from I.lilboa says, a priest, named Longa, • who had been n lieutenant of cavalry, escaped from • Orava with a troop of eighty men, twelve of which only had muskets. He made them assist at a Mass, which he celebrated himself at the church door.— With his own haad he cut off their b. r. It was not known which direction this new Guerilla had tak:n. Extraordinary Fax Chnee.—Sir Jacob Astley's fax hounds threw off at Itingsteed covers on Friday •st, and thund near Somerfield, a fine dog fox, which left the cover in gallant style, and proceeded with the wind blowing limn the north-west, across S nuerfield farm, by the side of Dockiog town, over a fine country to Stanhoe, Barwick, and Creak; •here the hounds came to a check, and after ten mi /lutes casting, they hit upon him again, end pro ceeded tont droll over Le:cester-rpwre farm, in the front of Cranuter hall, to Seulthorpe—where he erns viewed across the field up to a cottage garden, within a mile of Fahenham, when the hounds be - came at fault ; after cracking the whips in the 41itches to no purpose. Wynard was epied on the ties of the cottage, when a general cry was rab-el to save him, and the sportsmen dismounting, eavg.•t him us he slipped off the tiles by the cottage door and drove him in, when Revnard was secured in .safety and taken home in a sack tint another day's sport. It was about 16 miles, and '2OO horsemen star La in the chnee.-4Vorivich Courier. COROX ER'S I\Q JEST.—.I Jury 5:1; on the hotly or B. .Andrews, on Ti triday evening, last, the deceased hav .lng died in a pu;:ilistie combat with a man of wine at Arnold, on Wednesday. The parties had quaff:ll.d .at a IlllbliC4lollSC the lower Walifird road, and the Lie I ird got ri:i of tln in a drunken sate, when th: y crots:d the fields with some drunk,n compat i i tttt s, anti fonnt many round's, in the last of which the dec as d f. I senseless, cul ruptured a vessel on the head. It was proved that the deceased was a rinarrelsome man, and he had most outrageously in,uhed Arnold, whose :f ruearance was great. Tim Jury fouhd a verdir lof inauslauithter, as the loss of life occurred in an car. 1 he following took place at Swinderby, broverti coin and N: tV aI k, tin eritisy, theU It out, A Labourer's .wiftr of the name of Clarke had bone our to se• a boor, leaving :worst her children and a third or another persons playing together in the house; their aces Irons tare: to six vars. Site had tot beet tong absent when - rae third child was seen rioniiiO 4 out ol the boost: with i clothes on fire. An alarin being given, the mothers o the chileren ran to the ptave,and With some difficulty tale tire v. a entingarished, ihciigh with severe injairy• to the child, whose tleitTclion was pievented by a woollen ga I went which she had nu. Ili taw sunlit of this alarait, Lie poor woman, Clarke, pyrceiyed tht.t title of ha r own chiadres) was missing, and at length discovered [but the Tattle cLtatut . e was actitaily in the oven (a I-rge one of brick), in the entrance of which a quantity of shavings vt:tsret then blazing. Upon these twine extinguished, .t&i: child was found at the farther end; its jaws fixed, and evidently it) a state of sufliveation, ill which it .lia gered liar a few hours, and was diet' relieved by death. 11 appeared that the child had crept into the oven in its p:cy„ and ou refirsitig to ensue out, the other two had set hre to the shavings, and in so doing the clothes of one of thew took file as above described. BIRTHS. The lady of 11. Mena, esq. at Bromley Common, In Kent, of a .4 .o k liter. lu I.loeester plaee, the laay of .I. traham. Pal. of stone. a. .1. W. Brumley, ot h.crear.l st.ect, 14ussell square, of a son. At heatteh town, Airs. S. K. Plod:, ut a ton. ),es, %V. emjh. of slarnford steel, ltiackifiars, of a tholghtvr. 141 Unil..fulo street, 3144. li. 11. Booth. of a sun. At the Vicaraae, sunning, near Readmit, Berke, the lady of the Ke•... U. E. llowomo, of a sou. 14 tot 441611, .4rt. Nvn tun, to a datight‘r, MARRIED. • At Clapham church, F. Lemmata, esq. of Pontefract, ►orkshire, banker, to Eil?3, eldest diam t ,later of P. Llackbara, esq. of (Upham eutotrion. Wore). At Alia.ailows, 11a , kiug, J. Cary, esq. of soothgate, to Anne, only dau4later ut .1. bellaut), e.g. of I hurt:. aviary. At St. Faunas new oho. eh, .11113 CS :Pt) moor, esq. of Gerrard street, Soho, to Alm Mal) Alin %%hitters, of sew 1111■1 , 111 street, L.l - 61UbWick I4l.Afr. At ht. Peter's, Cornhill, Mr. ft. 1. Kent, late of bpitaidelds, to Ann. dantliter an Mr. H. knot, of Groceoloarch street. C. A. Dyer, es 1. of Lita le MOO, to Sarah, you.agi.st deratfilster of W. rel. of Fast I lam, Ers..x. At Si. I boan.as's chorea, Dahlia. Capt. ]. Smithies, of the 1111 reef. Flesaital Native lolesdry, to Lhr.urth, 44464 ilatiglaier of the Idle 1. J. Juhes, es 4. formerly of seepoi.it, in the eaiouty at At Windsor. I. A. Mlyamrd. es.i. surgeon ut the Coldstream irds, to Lantos, yanan•Jet iiaziattr of the late Audios, Loud, owl. Urduanoe storekeeper. kasasi.aur. herit. PIED. •On Tburedity lut, at Hsekney, after a lingering lllowa, Marianne, ...Vent.* dettAtcr of 'l'. M.P. At Ciiflon, atter a long Worm, tire km Jamra Olive, late rector of Se. I Bac tat. yin l'th 1114. of I) phtu fever, Alice youngest daughter of Ira. fleolbley, of the Lotto, stitievbotarna, L y dia, hoot. At t la) tot. price, lactimuston, .almitatr• surd 77 Jeers* At id Sio.iitotd otrcei, rhic:attlels, iu the 67th 'ear of Ll ale, S. blli.r, re 1. tormel ly ut alto at". Excitarnic. On Nlooday In t, tinddenty, ar.ted ti yenta, Luke Joint Thomas, 'molest ion of the late J. Tleautatat eat or ren (unit. At Viil3llll4.r. wood A/00w of the late Rev. J. A. Er•arnSelal. rector of Market-We. on, Seffolk. P.:tubed', the wiir of F. Toil. Sq. of kennington, aged GO. r.totale), in bout, Juicyh ninth:nowt, to I. met...haul, of Great bt, I e At hie house on Wandsworth commvo, afttr a short Ulneaa, F. A ~,:.. THE NORWICH UNION FIRE .114SUR INCE SOCIETY, CAPITAL £550,000. SPECIAL NOTICE.—The only () s pa in the Mrtn!rlis, at which business is tramacted for this &Vial are—M, Waterloo Place, Pall Mall, and 21, Hirehin Lane, Cornhill• PATRONS. The Most Noble the Duke of BEAUFoRT, The Most Noble the Duke of ARGYLL, The Right lion. the Earl of CR AV E N, The Right lion. the Earl of oItFORD, The Right lion. the Earl of 110SEBE RI% The Right lion. Lord savrouS, &c. &c. TR U. TEES. _ . _ Hon. Col. WODEHOUsi,sl.l ; .Lieutenant of the County of Notiolk. Sir JACOB ASTLEV. Bart. THOM WM. CO KE, Esq. M.P. J. C. CURWEN, E.sq. RICHARD H. GURNEY, Esq. M.P. HENRY H. HENLEY. Esq. EDWARD W . M ART IN, Esq. DIRECTORS. JEREMIAH IVES, Esq. Norwich, Banker, President. J. BROWNE, Esq. 'Alderman. Norwich, Vice—President. E. T. Booth, Eq. Alderman Anthony Hudson, Esq. Banker T. S. Day, Esq. Alderman J. S. Patte+on, Esq,Aidentian Hansmond I , ass. Esq. J.W. Itobberds. Esq. Alderman John Harvey, E.:q. Alderman W. Simpson, Esq. IVui. Herring, Esq. Aldormun Samuel Stone, Esq. LONDON HOARD. C. Harvey, Esq. ALP. Great George Street, Westminster, Chairman. John Wright, Esq. Henrietta Streel, l ßanker, William Settlers, Esq. Queen Anne Street, Merchant. Mr. It. J. Runyon, Waterloo Place, Pall Mall, Secretary. The Parties insured with this Institution are free lion] all responsibility, and will receive back 60 per cent. an the profits at the end of every three or live years. Thu tastes are the saute as at other (aces. _ _ In proof of the public confidence in the principles and conduct of this Establishment, it may be sufficient to state, that the duty for the Half Year, ending September last, exceeded £63,000. Proposals may be had at the Offices above stated ; also at Surrey Street, Norwich; Prince's Street, Edinburgh ; and Capel Street, Dublin ; or of any of the Agents, one of whom is ap plated in every principal Town in the Kingdom. POSTFONEMENT OF THE DRAWING. B Y the Warrant o f t h e L or d s C omm i ss i oners of His Majesty's Treasury, issued this day (Dec. 2t j , th e Drawing of the Lottery, which was to have taken place 04 Monday, is Posn'osro to WEDNESDAY, 13th January. 1823, until which day the Tickets and Shares will continue on Sal at all the Louden Othoes, and by their Agents in every principal city and Town in the United Kingdom. CHILD BEI) Linen Millinery, Dresu, Stay, 14.-/ and Cloak ‘Varttliouse, No. yO, City-road, Near Finsbury rptare.—Mrs. INCRAM most respectfully informs her Friends and the {Public in general, that she has laid in a well-selected, fiohionahle, and large assortment of Child-bed Linen of every kind, Millinery of every description. such so lace, dreai, mourn. inz, night and ell other kind of raps, turbans, haudkerchiem, frills, Cce. very cheap, Dresses, Pelisses, and Cloaks of ail sorts, made in the first st3le of faaltiou and dispatch, at very moderate charges—e Ladies are respectfully invited to inspect the above collertion„—Oliserve a Doll in the window, and It ill neat door to the Bustin Douse, Cabinet, and Chair NNW rutery rrilE, LONDON WINE COMPANY, 141, FLEET-STREE'f, conducted on en extensive scale hitherto urilnown in this country, and established for the sale of Genuine W ines of superior qualities, give a general invita tion to the Public to inspect their Cellars, in wind' will he found confessedly the /urged, and they trust the finest Stook of Winer in the world. It is not their intention to enter into competition as to Prices with acme advert'', tug houses, who are at th.s moment addressing the Public, and tempting customers 1. purchase on low terms, than which nothing can be morn de ceptive, because the facility with which %t tries are not only reduced in quality, but mixed with inferior as well as Cape Wines, is too notorious, and must convince the most unwary, that purchases of this description will invariably prove dear at almost any price, especially INben sold in bottles of the 'wittiest size. The London Wine Company repeat their assurance that Cape tri,es will never, under any eirc , rusiances t he admitted into their Cellars, dud feel confident, from the imioitude and res pectability of the patronag e already experienced , that they have only to pursue th e lino o f conduct they have hitherto done, to ensure u crsal satisfaction. Gentlemen, therefore favouring the London \Vine Company with their commands, may depend upon being most honourably treated, and should not the Wines, &o. give the highest satiefact.on, the money will be carefully returned. ALL ORDERS tilstiT Fittik.; OF CARRIAGU. Ti.e present being 6.0 season fur down Ports, this Establislatoent is bottling upward,: of 400 Pipes, at 400.44.. 440. and 465. per Douai, the qualitiiis of tv4ic4 will bear tlie Witte Compact) out against all comp, tition. Vet y line Crusted Ports 54s to 7g,.—Fine old Sherry 465. reiterilles 421. to 46o.—Madeirss 500, &c. &c. Every des cription of Spirits, of the fines; flavors, and on equally favour -0610 terms, fur ready money only. SO, STRAND, THE HAPPY REFLECTOR! Or, a Life Preserved 6y IVerreu'e Marking. On the banks of the Thames * snag cottage possessing • The greAtnebs of Rank or the splendour of Wealth I want not nor enry,—enjo3ing each blessing Of competent ease, of contentment, and health. An 1 still with Humanity's feelings according, Of Sympathy's flame let me c:o•rish the glow ; The halm of relief to Affliction affording . , A mite to kind heaven of the debt that I owe ! For blest is the heart which be •eolence teaches. From Want and Despair the poor statim to alive.-- And blest is the hand that all timeou.ly reaches To snatch hack to ke from Dot verge of the grave. That blessing, Isto'd WARIM4 thy BLACKItiG atteuded, Less lovely its hue, or less brilliant its blown, But lately a ynutlt la the grave bad descended,— 'I by Witching the source that averted his demo ! The warm beams of noontide intensely were glowing. When fronting my cottage a youth came to lase, Ins form in the Tbatuea, all ins itiugly flowing, He eagerly dash'd iu the soft niudiu; stave. ilry Boots deed before me, with lustre miming Each ohjert reflecting that passed on the stream,—. He sunk in the wave--and while curiously taring, His ia*age, 100, suck in my Boot's jetty gleam ! In ailewee he sunk—and the billow pass'd o'er him s And but fur thy &act( tNG his spirit bad Bed! Infortu'd by its lustre, I sprang to ream. him, And bore hint, Li pale, from his watery hed ! To life he returo'd•-•—but the knowledge yet lacking Of means thus surprising, that aar'd him from deaths Exulting t pointed to %Vaunt:N . , Jet Blacking— A theme he will praise to the day of big death Thus, WARREN, thy Blacking, bright smartie of edtrintion, I: 'wired shall stone on 114 records of Fame i Aitnir'.l by Tests its ill vivid rell.ction, And (leer, in effect, to Hinnauity's name! This Easy Shining and nrilliant BLACICTIND. Prepared by 1;o:IEItT 30, Strand, London: and wtd in every Town in th 2 Kingdom. LIQUID, in Hotting 6d. toil. 12d. and Ord. each. Also I'lollc BLAciiiwo. in Pots 6d. ltd. led. each. A Shilling rot or ers:no is equal to Four la. Bottle% nf Liquid. ..° Mk 144 W AiUtlf.;o* LONDON MARKETS. ••••••••=.• CORN En(ALCM:R. Miwnay. DEC. M. Very large supplies or grain acre ttib e.l this day at market, and Wheat was rely heat ; n sale, at oar last quotations. Thera was a large supply of 'Lowy, which was hi go od 1%1%144, at an admix, ti: twr qr, A very considerable quantity of Oa wi4s in the k et, and this gr:1;11 was hut little m d e , tinat t, at is retitic.iost of is. pet qr. In gams and Peas but little business was done, and pikes are nominal!) , tie same as on Friday la-t, Uron the whole, the nisiket was dull this day, although the ge supply has nut cffettcsi the expected reduction, CORN F.XCIIANGE, FRIDAY. Dec. $O. Oar supply of all sorts of 10. tin this morning was lar ge , en d t %Vlicat ilwie was semi: business dune at our pt; cs of Wed. wstlay.....th , s pal tiei.litrly applies to tied Wheat, which was very guild stile at toe quoviiions of that day. We cannot spew any aliciat'on in iiie juice of Barley, such sales as bare been eff4, inc et out last mentioned price. There was a little demand tee tine Oats at the t r:Cea 't market day, but the supple w; consitle.uble. which keeps clown the price. In Beans eau It, , there we , . noaltcration, ICIV sales were effected, and the price it Wednemlay w 9 asked for the samples of this brain. Upon Bt. whole the market was well furnislie.i with buyers, which rimy attributed to the frost having apparently set in, which causes an idea that grain will fl(iVoilee. CUls IA I ro,ll l'er LS UV tall. lief Slrr.uw MONDAY. a. e. 24i • 40 :;7 a 41 40 a 41 g!) a 22 23 u ;19 511 a 140 Is a 21 I 24 a 24 25 u 2d 24; a 29 28 a 110 U a 36 28 a 111 24/. a 961. 1•U1i tut, 11 $f Eisoll 116:UN 664. ERIDAY• I. 6. t. 26 a 40 26 a 41 37 a 44 1 37 a 44 40 u 4)i a 40 4 44 tO Vel 90 21 a S 4 24 u 39 :52 a Cm 54 a 1,0 19 u 22 1 19 a :1 23 a 25 23 V 5 a 28 25 a 28 2:i a 26 a 29 28 a 30 28 a MI S 3 a 30 i 33 a 36 28 u SI 23 a SI 211. a %W. 241. a Hill. Old Wheat New deo Wheat New W oily do I(,e am ley pale .Walt Feed Mots ti►est 444 . 1101ial do New 'floc Beam, Old (1444'4 New Pileou 41.4441 Boiling Velum (iiey reaSe •t o ita pr► lab( A V VA -10.1.:1 1 14.1(:F. OF CIIRV, Per Quarter. 1,1 the'r%*ri 111411.111.5i0 Dibificr% of ENtiI,AND and WALKS, fur II IVerl: eulliug I)eee 14111, sitiracte4 (rum Nails:do) • Ga.vite. 11 . 1.L4t... 38s 10.1 1 lierloy... 119 e 3 , 1 I Wens ..... Y4. 10.1 Rye .... 934 0,1 Oats.... 1/14 6,11 Pegs ... Is' 34 BROWN 011 AILNCOVADO StO Vt. A verage Ih ic e is out the Heim nic wade in the Wee'. ending Wedinlodot 308. Id. per cti% I. thclocive PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c, a, d, Pitiat 01 7 VAT, per s►one 'rows' Tallow tol Woo. I Wood:, do. Candle 44 41,10te do Melted Sinn - liongli ditto UO 0 Gum Gond lh :go Lind Soap 94 to . htl 0 Veliow do, I. (I. Whiterlmpel Markel 2 3 St. Jam...). X 341 ket 2 3 Clare Alati.el 4 ti Average 3 $ TALLOWiIHANDL.I2II.I . HALL. Price of CA Pa)LiibmwMpiiiiifi, bd. per drii‘eµ....Starer, 9s. U.i. bier dog .11'.11 It ELD MAIRK ET. FRIDAY, DEC. 20... There we: a couid,lcrable supply of Beasts at dtarket out' Bel is in goad demand at advance of is. per atone born the Ka!, of thot day week. of which the number is Konewhat below an overage one, I:rt, in Mead tleinPii. and Milittni i. to 1. per atone dearer than on Fra;:ty last, Vet t rlro eina'netl advitnw of (4: per stow., and woe bt'sk i t.ele, rot kis t;tl,j per 3inne above lnat Friday price. Win the whole the Alarket was brisk on wount pi tit, sitroovii o. Christotss, anti all "mat is dearer. is cornet stsiviocia w ; oe prices and numbeti at market:.. PRICE: of MEAT, exclusive of the Wal, which consists et tirod, 01411414411 d Hide,aud is worth alien( Id. per clone of blbs, NON OILY, liar( is Ott to 4s (ld Mutiot• ss yd to $s ad Lamb 014 (lit to Os (II Veal 4s Od to hs OA P• 41: 3s Oil to a• Yd tirade( Cattiest mat krt. Beasts Showy Pigs . . . . . IMO C.O es FRIDAY. Beef Is - it, ♦• 4ti lull Ss 2il to As Ou Lamb Os (hi to Od Veal 4s 6,1 to P..ek $ PJ to 4s 44 Ileitl oft-pule at Market, Boosts . . . • 1, 1 .11 P Steel 4 $ I l'ias ISO HAI-jki4t{k)bi , Hay Ct• itcr . . Sint* . . LO N DON : PI into, rind Ppe(i)hfel t. 04 ProrWor, JONI? TWIGG, al 70, l'lra-Sfrryt, trliorip tal I,6flors Ii 0.1 CiUtur, ( 3411)e ve add , okarol. I 'ON.