The National Register. — London, England, 1816-05-27 00:00:00

MAY 27. PROVINCIALS. • ALARNIING Rio Ti. - Aeronnts received on Saturday from Manchester iltnte, that ivare thousand• of the loner milt is of tit,. people were :I,st:in king about twenty miles distant front Matielte.ter. The intel ligence was received in that town by express frmo a magistrate ►e.idiug in the viciiiity of the t ttttt nittmus assemblage. Advice. of these neu• mace mints were immediately forwarded to Go vernment. Out Saturday a considerable body of cavalry, pith several pieces of artillery, passed through Tottenham, on their ♦tat to assist in quelling the disturbances. The Ith of June, 11's Majesty's birthday, is a day of great note in littirliester and its vicinity, in consequence of some horse-racing in that quarter about that period, %shirk collects immense nntahers f.out the neighbouring country'; atii in the most peaceable times gt t at disorders arc committed liy the lower classes of the I.aneastisians. .1 a great proportion tit' the workmen are at pi went out of employ. and those who have employ uncut are in ditlerently paid, considerable alarm h. excited A t maneh e st r r, notwithstanding the preparations that are iitAing to check the toe bitten% • Itt )TS in RI nr eon n.-- In consequence Al a cargo of potatoes being about to be shipped at the quay of ftidetimd, it great number of people collected, anneal with bludgeon, and other weapons, to prevent the exportation taking place. The police of the town apprehended three of the ringleaders, and -confined them in the town prison. Immediately nn the event being known, an immense number of shipwrights and others beat off the police, broke down the prison -doors, and released the pri soners. An express t 1 ,3% then sent tato the North Devon Vto • marry, who promptly asriiibled ; the molt was immediately dietversed. 'I he civ.ifry rem a ined meter arm., and patruled th e won during the night. On Saturday morning sesame! of the rioters were apprehended, and four ut them vent utl•to Ear ter, tinder an escort uf• the - North Des on Yeomanry Cavalry. They arc 110 W iu She county prison. On information being given, that a great minaber of disorderly people were collecting at Appledorc Clew houses, the ea valry plot:ceded to the letter, in order to secure about 30 or it), who were muting theotscl•ex with various wcapons. litunc,tately on the troops appearing, the ellendeis went on hoar) :0 iii p , srhirh was our-. wounded with the tide, lowering clown the boats, and went off to the liratinton side of dm water. mill mai, their eseape. R•e are happy to say no lives have, hetet • lost. Too much praise cannot lie bestowed ou the • ;Nei tit Devon yeomanry, for their exertions and ha hav iour in rpiellingthe progress of the.moli in its infancy. tics Saturday :dela every thing was perfectly trasteptil. Soon after which. 11) of th.• Enniskillen dragoons ar tiee7l, and relieved Oise yeomanry, who had been on deity two nights. • The Nottingham paper says—On Sahli-day night last, some persons opened a CA4011(.111, anil entered the workshop of John Beton. framework -k 'litter, in the Hostiles-it reef. Lotteilionnigli, unA sinaabed the internal part of wino is railed a thirty plaits gitage frame, the property of Mr. Norton. There were in the same shop at the t „ a fiatile liekinging to Messrs. Page: and Sons. and two belonging to Messrs. !Middleton and 11:111; but not the least mischief was done to anyof them A stout truncheon was found in the shop neat ntonning, and alto a bar Mimi, be hind the door, as if a resolute defence had been intended to have been made in case of haterroption. And on Monday the shop of T. Marriott, framework-knitter, of Thorpe-acre, was entered in a similar manner, and a thirty.two plain rtstge frame, belonging to Mr. 14 bite, of Loughborough, In u great degree demolished, anal carried an ay. In this instance. as well as the former, there were three other framm in the shop; but they escaped being injmed. 'The Bury St. Edmund's Paper of Alay In, says—On Wed nesday evening a number of persons as.enibleil in a riotous manner before the house of Mr. Wales. hosier, in the butter market of this town. demanding that he should give up a spinisiog jenny, and threate • g dests action to bin pro wises in case of refusal; but by the firtillieN3 of C. Blundield, as sisted hi the toter Nlagistrate., and many respectable Inha bitants, the intentions of the 'nub were happily frustrated, and they at length dispersed. In consequence of these tumultuous rineeedities. a MCI ling aas next day convened by the A tiler. m in (T. lat the Guildhall ; when nor al ds of :::1/0 constables were sworn in, a party of whom have tightly patroled the streets; and n e base the satisfaction to Ftme• that no further at tempt hiss been made to disturb the pease of the town. On Sunday and Monday th.t.gehtitt sits of the Ist Royal Dragoons marched in here from Ipswich; part of hum will remain tilt Nether orders, and the others proceeded on their route to Brandon. A letter from Dundee sacs--" The depressed state of this tts%in !itch. that sc‘eral families are literally starving for want of employment. As nn instanee, we may state the fact t.r:iiihottrim: man having applied for work at the new ilarbisur constructing there. um! being linable to get e nyln ) went, ow i ng to their being 1,200 applicants before Jinn. We rouret to 1.•361 from Wolverhampton. that in eonsequeuet of diminished demand Ilona the iron worka in that nenAbour tumid, 700 men haJ been recuitly diunissed from the various factories. letter from St. Edmund'. Bury states, that a boy, about 14 mart of age, has surrendered liiingelf to the Mazistrates, as the rer.on uho .et AO tle:truetive a tire to the mill and rorn.rtaek to that ncizhhourliood. The yosing incendiary sole I; de elarrr, that be wits neither imtizated by any our, nor had he any accomplices uhateverinthis transaction. J. Wee Won has !,eau committed to Derby gaol, charged with the murder of Isaac and Ttlary Aim Wee Won, children of Ids brother. This Minister, who had for sonic time lodged in the Douse of his brother, on Saturday stonnight. in the dimmer his brother and sister, seized these victims of Ills malice, and with a gorse hook, ne.irly sesered theirheads from their bothea. Fs iilay --- Funnel was committed to Horsham charged nit!, setting tire to the l'etehery coppice, in A-lidown Fo,usr, in March last, by which the underwood bet.% veil an and 4n acres of lawd was eon/mined. He was ap prelim/tied in consequence of u con% crsation between him and two ximigglers, at the Chequers Inn, at Irsresfield. few days since 3e a 110.41 belonging to Hnll, J. Foster. sna.ter and owner. was proceeding up the !heather, loaded with timber from Csainslitirotigh, else filled with water ; when -Copt. F. with Ilk :life and niece, put off in a boat, with a siew of raining the Litienlnshire coast ; but the beat upset, and they were Al drowned. Au :termini from 'Mane !letter, dated May 16. says--" Yester da:• a youig ectitlyniaa, Mr. C'neraii, Of ILaillex, tet*: THE NATIONAL REGISTER.. Inn, Manchester, to retc►nl.ltonae through Rochdale ; when sit the hill (*Welt conimands a vit.* bf the road on both sides), about thiirntiles hence, between this place anti Middleton, he had just passed ton men, anti came up with two others ; the last two acrostics' him, and demanded if he had any money, to which quest - he did not directly reply, but endeavoured tat evade it, anal was in conversation with them a few minutes ; when one of the own demanded of him what he had, and at the same time presented a pistol to him. He was then tiweed Irmo his horse, and robbed of his watch, pocket-book, and what mo ney he ltad about him. When they had thus rifled his pockets, one of them who had hold of his - horse, hronght it to him, and taking it by the bridle in one hand, and hold of the stirrup in the other, desired him to remount.. Upon his doing this, he was asked by the man, in the Irish brogue (for they were all four Irishmen)--" Now, haven't we behaved like een.tlemen to you ?" making at the saute time a bow, or an inclination of the hotly : he also proposed to the other to return the gentlemen's honk ; but the man who had the pistol declared if he slid he would blow his brains out. The men, when they left him, all went off one road j, but immediately two gentlemen came up, and they, together with many of the country people, pursued them. They took off over some fields. Three of them were soon taken, but the fourth, who had the pistol, resisted some time ;ss hen a dogs . tat him, and in defending himself from it, he lost the dint out of his pistol, and eta snapping it, and it not giving tire, he was taken. null they all four were brought to Manchester in a few hours, and secured in the New Bailey. 'flies have undergone an examination to-day, and the two who robbed hint *recommitted to Lancaster Castle ; the other two are detained in the Bailey prison ; ante one charge of robbing on the evening before, and the other remanded. The attair hap pened het wee's nue and two pm." A plan has been adopted by the Ministers of Cal's rsham, Oxon, anal other friends of tee Church, for the preservation or the poor of their parish in the principles of the Established Religion. The plan is, to admit none but Church people, who are required to subscribe fol. per month, with which the poor are to be provided with a Bible, Prayer Book, and Companion to the Altar ; and in course of the winter to receive to the amount of double their subscription, in such necessaries of life as their several wants may reqiiire, un the condition of their at tending the Church, anal ite.ser frequenting the Conventicle. PRDESTRIANISM,—The Kentish lad was again matched on Tuesday last, to IL miles in an hour anti S minutes, for SO guineas ; Int. a side is deposited. David Holden, who has been for some time travelling about the country iu search of employment, undertookat Horsham, on stew days ago, without any rewatd, except what the generosity of the spectators should ber.fio.v On him, to walk 49 toilet: in tS successive hours. He str, rest at II In the morning, and for se veral hours completed as tau}; of five miles, but through weak ness was linable fatly to accomplish it. He, however, by !CMS o'clock (the limit' time) had gone 36 miles and five furlongs, which, by all p.esent, was deemed a most extraordinary feat, taking into coesideration the unlikely appearanee of his person, he being no more than five feet in height. with an aukward . gait ; and . .specially, as lie had been about three days previously reduce.' to such a state of distress, as to be seen 'akin:: from a dune 'AI some stalks of cabbages, and greedily eating them. He is now backed by several respectable -persons to perforni tae above task within a month for a considerable sum ! Last week, a remarkably fat ox, fatted by Mr. Edwards, of Thickwood, in the parish of Culerne, entirely with pease straw; ‘i:ot killed. Few Grainer' are aware of this excellent sub salute for the usual metlioda of fatting.—Bath Herald. A pauper of a parish Rear Arundel lately applied far reliefi and stated. that he was nigety=six years of age, and that his Allier eras living! At a town between ItcniEn and Drcping t a few days ago, a person was aril:meal by. at sheritrs officer, and held three days in ciahtorly at a poblic-housg ; at the expiration of that tim e th e ale-score, for the debtor and thu bailiff's follower. was for uac hued, ed and minco-sit eta is? Mutenras.—Fttottt Tut CALCUTTA JOLRI,AL4I.—A carman, named Shookoor, the stun or twelve annas to to one Klima' Janiadar: the latter, dysirotei of recovering the debt, sent a servant, mimed Ishak , with orders to drag Shookoor to his presence. Wm!, finind the debtor'abouthalf smile from his master's house * and (Acelityd his Mission with inch cruelty and violence that the victim shortly expired. Both master and man will be brought to trial. - - - The following case of horrid and unprovoked murder will come on for trial nest Sessions of the Calcutta Court of Cir cuit :—Hulihno Meer, a ltlaliconetag Rvol, had a quarrel with another boy, nearly of hi. ewe lige (eighteen), ion of one Naval Pal ; blows emated, and the latter was severely beaten. He complained At the Alec of the Z 1111 l ernda ; and it appearing, on investigation, that yoting.linhboo Meer was in the wrong, lie was dealt with according to the mildest punishment, that of pulling his ears. Irritated at this indignity, the revengeful wort swore to he at raged 4111 souse of the family. Soon after, observing a younger son of Nayao Pal, a boy of 12 years of age ' feeding his father's mettle' on the plain adj g the village, he slily •eel up behind him, and, having pulled forth an axe, previon ly concealed for the purpose undee his cloth, hit him unawares a violent blow on the neck. '1 Lis havisic brought him to the ground, the wretch laid hold of him firmly until he had chopped hi. head from his body. Having thrown the head into a ditch, he hid himself tinder the roof of a house, where, however, he did not long remain concealed ; for some boys , having front a distance seen him perpetrate the deed, cave in formation to the parents of the de:cooed, vho forthwith dragged him (loin his hiding place., We ::re about to record a revolting crime, almost snrpassing, in lIRMITUTAI cruelty, the blackest transactions of the human heart. It occurred on the 12th Octeler,at Kidderpore, in the person of a gentleman's Rhielintitgar. This man, having re ceived instructions from his master to make ready to go up the country, went to the house of his father-in-law, and ordered his wife to prepare herself to leave Call utta. The woman urged she was at present comfortably situated under the protection of her father and mother, and that she could not think of quitting her pre sent place of abode, without a prospect of hem e else wherc comfortably seated. 'flue husband insisted upon ein e m,. ditional compliance : and on her refusal to obey him, he seized an axe mid an English taldedinife, and loyally! struck her a de sperate blow acreivs the bead with the hatchet, stabbed her in several places w ith the knife ; utter w 111;11,11e flew to the mother of the nediappy 'a omen, and wounded her in the Sallie inhuman manlier. His bleanly purposes welt bit tau well fulfilled, fur the miliappy vie im< of h immediately. His brutal tatty died almost His vi ife a .pi rid while her wooed. were sewing tip, tool her m other o nly lived long enough to declare Oat her sum-in-hew WWI the perpetrator of the deed. He Was instantly secured. and handed over to the proper officer, to take his Ilia' at the sessions of the following circuit. Furcebuolah, the rotirelercr, was afterwOrds tried :Ind hanged, asi.iluul sliewiag the heel sign: of r. pcb'cri.e. Tuesday, May 21. Doanlig-etreet. May 20. 1816. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name imd on the Inh a of his Majetty, to appoint Francis Pickmorc. Esj. Vice-Admiral of the White. AO be Governor and Commander in Chief of the of Nesfoundhuid and its dependenciev; and the Right Rev. Robert Stan.ser, D.D. to be Bishop of the See of Nova Sonia, in America, in the room of the Bight Rev. Charles Inglis; DD. late Bishop thereof, deceased. ' • From Me L Cromit-Ofloe..3fay 21, 1816. MEXBZILS returned - to 'MC in this remit PARLIAMENT. Borough of Clifton Dartmouth Hanintas— John Baatatal ,, oi Sharp. i ham, Esq. n the room of Ft.dmund Polleafen Eastard, Eaq who has cepted the Chiltern Ilundreds. Borough of , Karwick—The Hon. Sir Charles Greville. laight:Coru panion of the Bath, of Warwick. in the room of the Right Flon.litiiry Richard Greville, commonly called Lord Brooke (n6w Earl of War wick). 4 .4 Borough of Armagh—Daniel 'Webb Webber, Esq. in the room or the Right Hon. P.itnek Duigunan; LL.D. deceased. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. W. R. SuzitLET, of Sunning Hill, corn-cLider. BANKRUPTS. J. .1 . BOWIING, late of Aldgate, hatter, May VI, June 4, July t. at. Guildhall. Au. Mr. Bennett. Tokenhousa-yard. J. STOKES, of Liverpool, merchant. June 12. 15. July 2, at the King's Arum Liverpool. Atts. Blacistock and Co. Temple. J. Banroma, of Fen Drayton, dealer. May 27. 28. July 2. at the Hoop Inn, Cambridge. Att. Mr. Peacocke, Cambridge. T. LIMOLIA11; of Worcester. mealman, June 11, 12, July 2. at the Star and Garter, Worcester. Attu Loorndes and Co. Red Lion-sq. J. WI Lam., of Manchester. grocer, June 11, re, July 2, at the Star. Manchester. Atts. Willis and Co. Warnford-court. T. CKAILILX. 0/Carlisle. spirit-merchant, June G. 7. July t, at thw Bush, Carlialc. Atts. Wordsworth and Co. Staple-inn. S. GOODLAD, late of Nihon-with-Harrogate. Yorkshire, blamer. May 27. 28, July 2. st the Hope. Dillon. Atte. Exley and Co. Fur niral's.itm. R. EVAII3, of Tredcgar Iron Works. Monmouthshire. currier, M3V 30, 31, July 2. at the Golden Lion, Abergavenny. Att. Mr. Wit. Lams,' Red Lion-square. W. STUCKEY, of Fleet -street, 'WSW May 113,..1tU1e 1. July 2, at GuildhalL Att. Mr. Patten. Hattott4tarden. I. and J. Cu:At/tons. of Church.eatut. Clement's-lane. insurance bookers. June 1. IL July 2, at GuildhalL Atts. Young and Co. St. Mildred's-court. J. N E LSO N. of East India Chambers, merchant. May 23. June 1. July 2, at Guildhall. Au. Mr. Pasatore, %Varnford-co. Throgntarton-ra. J. FRANCIS, of New Windsor, Unman, May 23, 30, July it. * Guild. hall. Attl. Howland Co. Towle. J. II EAT tt, of Burford. grocer, June 1, 11, July 2, at GuildhalL Atte. Illandford and to. Temple. J. Snounamor ari W. 51•Eerz tr. of York-place, Queen's Elms, merchants, May 25. June 8, July 2, asGuildhall. Atts. Hicks mad Co. Bartlett's-buildings. Holborn. G. Hoots, late of Pancras-lane. taunt-keeper, May 23,' June 22. July 2, at GuildhalL Ate. Mr. Greenwood , Lawrcnce-las Chi:avid*. • DIVIDENDS AT GUILDHALL. June IS, J. G. Smyth, Bache 's-row. Huston, inemhant. June 11. J. Guil•!, of London, merchant. June :5), J. Gouadrill, of Gracechurob-street. haberdasher. 'June n. J. A. and S. A. and T. H. Kelly, of the Strand; saddlers. June 11, S. Binders, of Fleet-street, psfuncr. • June 11. '" June 11, June 11. JuThe 11. .FIM June June e. _ • • Arms, I.iirel. June2B. M. 1.1;elf Eingstan-upon.Hall, woollm.draper, at the Doi and Durk, ingilne.npon-Hull. • Hine U..* T. Hanslase. ear Newport, Isle of Wight, butcher, at the George, Soutlismilboa. . • June 17. A. Young, of Bristol. corn-factor, at the Rummer Tavern. BriatoL June 18. J. Hopkins, of WOreester, 'merchant, at tic Hop -Pole Inn, Worcester. June 3,'N. Mellow, of Bri:hthelmstone, vintner, at the Old Ship Tao. rem, ILighthenstonc. CERTIFICATE . E. Jove lI.—W. Wright; Garcionl, mabster— G. N. S. Ch4pman, Boughton Malherbe. Kent, dealer— J. Machu and J. Burton, Great Guildford-stress, engineers —T. Savell. N. C. Morrison. Tottenham-court-road. oilman—T. Park. Walbrook, men. chant—J. Howell, Hermitage-stmt. mariner,-W. Law, Cooing! Chambers, Throgmorton-street. merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. T. and R. Lomax. of Brabhaw-hall, Lanesirhire, bleachers. J. Vancouver and CAL of leers, Bucks. manufacturers of patent paint. J. 111. M. and G. Solomon. of Leman-st. Goodtnan's-fletls, hardwares s, A. A. and .1. Cower, of London, merchants. W. Wood and J. Burgess, of Buckingham-street, Strand, tailors. T. Cones, and M. Rialtworth. ei•Eighlity. Ye*. ratiLaserchante. W. Newlsholme and Co. of KWey. York, cotton-spinners. A. R. and G. Peacock. of Skeigste. York. seft-rnerchants. W. Cook and J. Littlerroal. of York;carpotokanufacturves. E. and W. Swinburn. of Yardley, Wens. J. Fell and W. Rnierson. of Ki -h, J. Sykes and J. Batt" of ' Id, fancy I+. J. Thornley and ff. H ark er. of . cr. ha t t r F o t, :41:st G. T. Smiley, of Bahia. and G. It of !do m,. W. Tucker and R. Webb, of B tail.idot tdaanufac, T. S. and W. Dawson, of Hopson . , ork, elothiera.; J. Ely and T. Skinner, of Greenwich, carpenters. ' T. and J. Banister. of Kirby•atrOt, Hattomsorden. watch-makan. J. Moore. and Cu. of Bishop Monkton; York. flax-spinners. J. Ileiltins and J. Batton, of Saßswortli. Gloucester, wool-faetors. W. A. D. Fotherington and J. W. Coffin, of Plymouth Do,:k, cos!. merchants. FIRS AT SMAI423 CASll,l4—Tlii , ancient residence of the no w, family 0 1'0•N e il, in the county of Antrim, Ireland, imii been destroyed. l'u the ~mina Of Wednesday, when Earl O'Neil and some friends were At flintier, one of the cbimuies was discovered to lie on fire, which horned until it approached tteAr to too top, when the chimney burst, and the fire communi eAttd with the titabees of the roof, and spread with such dread ful rapidity that the upper story was soon involved in one gene. iii) en n tlngention„. No exertions cent() stop the flames, and the vetierai;ie pile was rednced to a melancholy ruin. Most o f in e fornittue was consumed, with the exception of the pint,... It is not known for re, tAin when Strums Castle was built ; hilt in 7 .1 .1 Not tai:el loran ti the entlitly ef Attirim, by the Itet . 1:r . Dithourtlii.u, it im st;ted, that it was warda big., or enpable to* de. fenee, in the year 1598. The late and the proem Eat ',.. ti'%, it made great additions to it, twitls in respect of ratent, art mil toad:dim,. and embellishment. The present calamity has ex cited 'venial regret. front the esteem it, which his Lorku r , i s ho e ,. an d a l s o on account of the &nitro et ien or this montwent of .tincieut iplenilimr, whirls was calrelated to.recall the " me. finery of ma •. ev , att•. and characters, to tilde!! we look fna44 a i:li all tint vutlir4i , ut of antiquarian id,,latq," ' t,.H. Homers. of Jo:in..strt..et, Commercial•rood, ship-braces t. J. Stow, of East Grecnwich. rahinct-maker. I. J. F. Tpro,..lnorton, of Guildfilwl-street, insurance-broker. I. S. Jones.of Wild-at. Liwohs's.inn..6elds,asbislet-makes% Bormin, of Tanbridg,:. Kent, upbolstercr. S, G. Kairsoack,..or Harlow. ilia:exonsste.7-madacr.' J. Frye, oratirsdots, Hertforslthlre, ration: v. s W. Kt ft of Bagshot. Surrey. miller. DIVIDENDS IN THE 4.. R. Hughes. of Ling...KA; timber-merchant, atihc King's