The National Register. — London, England, 1823-03-09 00:00:00

TUE. NATIONAL REGISTER BOXING. RATTLE BETWEEN ROBERTSON, THE BLACK, AND YOUNG, THE CHEsIIIRE MAN, A Fa RMIDABLE ri.orEssos, of 13 STONE. This fight, which was a most sanguinary one, of two hours duration, took place qn Monday, on Macclesfield Sands, Cheshire, for fifty sovereigns a side. The Black was backed by some Scotch gen tlemen, and Young by Cap.ain Mayston. It was fought in a 24 feet square—minute time. In the first round the black made the play, and drew claret from his adversary's right peeper lid. Young meant mischief, but had not got exactly into the way of doing it yet. In a close be threw We black, and bettin, MAK teen. From Wu 2d to the Pith rounds the black had beat from pink ing the head with the left hand rod getting away, but at the end of the 6111 round, Young gave him each a smashing•right banded leveller under the short ribs, that he 'fell as if shot, and his frame was prop 'rly cbancerilied. Young, from bleqding feat and luting tired, could not email himself of following up his success as it should have been, and We black was too leery to let biro come op to his bead, but sparred for recovery, and broke ground to all parts of the ring, and (until the 10th round it was mere skientishing, but in Wat round. this black bad gotround, sod laid the bridge of the • olfactory orgies open, and grasped his ad y neatly. Until the 201 h round there was much rullianing fighting.— Young was kept in full bleeding.: but his heavy dangerous . right hand told at intervals, wad left *mike lumps about the black's body, and one as big es a beg. potato wuder the left ear. The black fought manfully until the 515th round, when na ture began to play the turn-np game upon him, end in the 30th round he wnsiiit so heavy. that he was net only knocked out of time, but was removed.senseless °lithe ground. The blow was a swinging one on the (couple. A platr is in contemplation among Dissenters, for the greater convenience of tracing the registers of baptisms and burials, to have one general register office in overy county, to which annual copies from the chapel books shall be sent and filed, and books provided for recording such copies. Wheat rose fifteen -shillings per load, in Salisbury . market on Tuest:ay ; and the bakers instantly made a rise equivalent to 40 shillings, so that the gallon loaf, immediately after the market, and before grain had been round at the mill, was advanced two-pence, making it fourteen-pence. A letter written by the medical gentleman who attends the goal at Aylesbury, regarding the con , ilition of the prisoners, was rer.d at the adjourned sessions, on Satufday last, stating that they were generally well, and ascribing their good health to theosalutary employment which they undergo at the tread mill, &u. On Tuesday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office, Downing street, which was summoned by Mr. Teel on Saturday.— The Duke of Wellington and Earl Bathurst came to towp front .litighton, expressly to attend the Council, The Ministers aontiesued in deliberation till a quarterpast ti4.4ock. , • Taornao MAreats.—The to3tch r Mr. Maher ly's mare, to trot 16 nines lit bite' hour, and to carry teat none; for two hundred sotereigini, ens decided on Wet:- desday, over a lout miles pirte of gtoond from IV to wards Cowan, on Epping Forest, and it was done. in 58 minutes 10 setbinis. The mare broke from tile trot twice in the first snit fifth miles. Another - match, to trot two miles in seven minutes, for fifty sovereigns, conk place. • It Was with a gallovvay belonging to Capt. Five, and tocaviy right stone. The match was lost t•y four seconds through twice breaking. RACE ROVED St. JAMES/ strong muster of the nimble-heeled fraternity were in St: James's Pat k on Wednesday last, to witness the performance of a pedestrian. named Hopkinson, who was backed for 20 sovereigns, to run round the riding of the Park, a dis tance of a milt: and a quarter and a few yards, in seven s. Toe quarters of a mile were measured for a guidance, and the pedestrian ran in a ,Bason I dress.— Betting was even, but the man for choice. The first quarter of a mile was performed'in one ottionte and seven seconds--the second in one minute and fifteen sec onds —the third in one 10111111 e and twenty-four settnids— and the Ifourth in one minute and twenty-four seconds, making the mile in five minutes amid siatten seconds.-- The fictli varier - of a mile was done in one minute and thirty-two seconds, and the wholeground was per kismetl ill six minuses and tifiy...pie seconds. BIRTHS. At Camden town,lbe lady 0( 1401 hpurrier. Assisting Commissary Ormeral to the Forces, or a 114togitter. At her Lather's, W. 'Williams, es 0 11. P., Portland place, the lady or Caht. 11. 1.. Baker, 11. N., 1:.1t., 01 a ilaatlilef. to tsulletfurd wart, Mn. I'. Mammas'. or a son, lady or M. ht•hantara,esq..4 6loucester place, of a son. la Dartmouth street, the lady of L. Dollautl, esq. of a damghter. In Leffler Mona street, Mn,. t, A. Aylwoi, 01 a sou. MARRIED. At Star).'arose chuck, O. Jaelann, see. to Elisabeth Marla, third daughter os I hos. (atdinatott, mt. of Park rreseeist, Pot Maud place. At lite same church, 11. H. Reynolds, Jul. eN. ,en of Henry It. Ite)nolds, esq. emmissuneer ut the Court fur the Itelisf of insot%rnt Dcbtous, to Maly Aitue, worth daughter of the late Sir E. koeschboll, hart. of Merchant hatc h. Kent. At st.Lieorge's, Biouistehor), terry. esq. of Montagne square. to %hula .14.1 e, )0.1111.1 (I,lll‘4l:ite of ti. %Woggle°, esq. of U pyur Bell lord puttee, Itttitell emir, At ht. Malkin" cittsteb, M. T. It. ?ninon, of St. Martin's lane, to .tlarearet W. Cibbs. of Olsen, In the county of Essex. 1)11::D. On Wednesday lac, at his house at Kennlngtoa, T. Hashes, on. of St. Mildred's court. l'ouits y. At bb Inoue In A lderninnhary, Mr. John Hedger. aced 81. At her re.Otroce, stoke cotta , ze, near Ontldinrd. Lady Illoissaby, aged 84, rolict ut the late Admiral Sir W. riornaby. bart. At his house at Dover place, Sent road, Mr. Thomaslnton, many yeat I doll to Memos. Hot hsrl' ills. At Lower Touting, In Surrey, Margaret, widow of the late Hubert Brid‘cs, ems• At )e ars . At Johnhead, cal. aged 90 se. At kb lama e evuusAiic pl-tce,lsaac Haugh, amp -- --- - ~ -~ ~ ~•• ~. .4 .1. HAMPSHIRE COUNTY MEETING. SATURDAY, MARCH I.—A must numerous and re spirctable hotly of Freeholders, Land Owners, and Occu piers, zioembled on the Castle Hill, Winchester, for toe purpose of 3?,lfteitlg to a Petition to Parliament on the present Agricultural Di*orss. The 1 - I , gli Sherif itacilig refused to couvene a Meeting, Sir Titus. Raring, iu conjunction witit :even other Miigistrates, acceded 10 the wishes of the remtisiouisis, wit ch circumstance gave a noire than ordinal y interest to the occasion. The Rev. Robert Wright propitited that Sir Thomas Haring should preside, which received the unattimotis cannot/old applause of the ince; ing. Sir T. Honig said, that alit, - the flattering manner in which' ilie proposition of his worthy friend mid been re ceived, he felt that lie had no option, and host, in con serptence, feel liituself hound us obey the conitnauds til the Meeting, and should studiously endeavour to chaste u ns and imporialll da.y entruated to hi,,,, seithoin fear, Its our, or imparicility, of env Lind, to the 'tinned of his humble ability—(Cries of " Bravo !") and if he should receive the co-operation and asbistatiee of the uttmerous anti respectable assenibly he wat now ad. dressimt, he should not only esteem it as a high privilege, but as a great personal guatiiicatinu, to hating hero . CAW In fill the .siiikt.tott in which he was Dow pl A 111'011'16mi WAS preeetoeti its the Slot signed by up- - WOOS of 500 twintersemil ocotgiten of laud, requestisig hint to einivene this hheiing. a :fuse a compliance whit their wishes war a siolationof the rightsioti: ejlistw men. Sir Timings, in coircluaion, said—"Pentleeteti, the present High Sheriff is now here, and I have•aisihoi rity from hien to say, that, had the application been made to I • . he should have convened the Meeting.- 1 was not aware that lie was sit office at the time, and tai's W solely the cabse of your seeing me here." The It quisiisois was then read. Mr. Nl.ash expressed the g ratification whi:h he let OM the exertions made by the late Sheriff to prevent the • lording, had been counteracted. Mr. M. HMI entered into a variety of statement* ,hewing the price of core to' 1790, comparing them with those obtaitted at present, anti concluded by nos ing a petition, which WAS seconded by Mr. N ei.l. Tim petition embraced many of the topics urged in. other colony petititass.un the sohject of agricultural dis tr,s. A g other causes of duress it urged, au ion-. 'itemise standing army Or tone of peace...-iiiiiiecessary or overpaid taxes—oininerited prusiuna corrtgn sinecure grants and reversions—aud lasi, though not least, am. enormous civil fiat. The petition punned out the rapei: diciicy for the benefit of toe public of disposiog iti some way of a large ominous of the Ciowu lands, and prayed that a sof eAqiiiry thindil be aissiiiiited into the sub j.:nor tithes, and praying for Parliamentary reform. Nit. eittHICH !am; site petition propttseu by that gen. Litman appeared to be a documesit stilt calculated to armwer use pot pose on Alm latest lit i•ecasitm ;he si Id therefore propose mint which ita tuonelit more elear snide pi Mien—and more applicable • to • the. {went cir., cotton:meta, of %islets that gentleman (Mr. Marsh) Laultl slot be ,to 'well aware as linnet-If. if they gave ionic 'animus to the paper Which he was *about to 11. it) Snit in tutu,, llicy would po home saiiv6ed that ihvy bid dune UHIICIIII , IIg AOWAT:IS promoting that thwiraule , citange which they all ilomeht. He into mined his petition, wilich was sec 'to by J. V. Ectle, E.•q. it prayed die House to, adopt, while yet there was time, the means necessary to prevent the ruin of the landlord, tile clerical incumbent, and rue farmer, and the misery and utter degredatinn of Sue labourer; OM, on the 16,5 day of February, in that year of events so little honourable to England, your lionouratile House received firm) this county a Petition, in venue: as prayed for a large "..rettection in sue standing army —Mr creform in your honourable House—for au aluiliiion " 'of all sinecures, peusions, and grants, not merited,. by well •• known potato sirs ices--a reduction of all salaries paid out '• el the,public money—and fur a reduction of the interest of Ihe public detat,sn that those salaries and the lutanist of that " debt might he lowered in propmtion to the reduced state of " the wa6es of !amour, and of the profits of tradesmen and " farmers." Rlr. Ellis sten Came forward, and said—Here I am nave v. my lTtetttla, after two years mod a 115 . 1 f carceration in a slongeon. neither altered in spirit or rinciples.—(Applausi.) Mr: Wi(urthen said, perhaps it. had conic to the It ledge of a great number of them, that lilies that bin teen him atbfi Mr.Cislabeit,'hdt.he hoped he al Id courime mem *gm* private ferling—no persolial annul I itsdui 111 w to 'WIN), 'tilt err:it 1113111tC, Catift• which had always vlvocated since' ligeutiffl tioguish right -Trbsit'veruirle-i-4 - A oppose.) He was pre pared to atippoeCtiiir )run 'aiht proposed by Mr. C. although he differed from tfln souse minor pnints. He concluded .by exivressing 'a • hope that his comitrynien would soon recover those rights which they halt list. . Mr. Ficits.cg CM. P. fur me county) addressed' the meeting at great iiicetelylainenitog tr e e present agricultural depression, awl expressing an aiiiiely 14. 101111 his exertions 10 tiltCl ifs AiltVlAtO,ll, W 1 1 .4.1 11111 4011 C by realocing his, rents, or Hiring his tenants an opportunity of throwing sin weir iatifoi beim e their leases were czoireil.—(d 'miaow.) 10 Parliament he had a!ways advocated evriv measure 111,1 hail their interest for iis objects Mr. Flynt lig enliciolleti by snow. ing tile tesolusimis adopted DO the recommendation oi. - 1' 4 .• •••••ir twills general committee of the counties In Scotland. • l'ite Bev. R. %I' right seconded the resolutions. Mr. Scullinght s reetituttoits were first submitted, but only two or three hands were 'hewn its favour of them. Mr. Cubbrit's were then put, when several appeared in support of them. Mr. Minder resolutions were then submitted, and the chairman decided that they were . Lamed by a majority. This aunouticentant was receiveu with marks of approbation. It solutions were then pmpnsed,seconded, and adopt ed by the meeting, censoring the coudiset of the High Sher hi, and for voting thanks to.the chairman. Soon after four o'clock dtcauetttjug btoke up. '4 r LONDON MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE. MONDAY, MAld s. Our supply of grain this day is moderate, and business is very brisk. Wheat may be quoted at an advance of is. to '.`s. per qr. from Friday's statement. and Beans have sustained a similar rise. Batley is also in good demand at an advance of is. per qr. and Oats, of which &e supply is large, is about le. per qr. dearer. Flour is also on the rise. and is expected to be about 2s. per sack higher at the close of -the market. The buyers have all held back so long, that their purchases this morning are considerable. and the factors are firm in their demands for an advance on all grain. Peas are dearer by Is. pet gutsier than at the close el letiday's market. CORN EXCHANGE, WZDNESDAY, MARCH 5. At the close of the market on Monday. Flour advanced 3s. per sack above our quotations of that day. being in the whole a rise if ss. per sack from the preceding Monday. The supply since our last has been but moderate, and grain of all kind keeps looking up. The finest samples of Wheat in the market may be quoted at from 511 s. to 605., but the latter price can only be given for very superior samples. The top price of Barley is 405., and this grain fully supports our former statement. Oats arc somewhat plentiful this day ' but we cannot quote any variation in the price, and Beans and Peas are without alteration from our quotations on last market day. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, MARCH 7. Our supply of Oats now in the market is large, hut no reduc— tion in this grain has taken place since our last. There is a good supply also-of Wheat. Beans, anti Peas, which are Mil as dear as on Wednesday. Someparticular line samples of Barley have obtainetl j ats. per qr., but the generality of this grain is without any variation from Wednesday's market price. Nothing is doing in Bonded Grain, nor are the inquiries so numerous as they have been the preceding week. CUIMENT PRICI Per W iache IS ul , GUAI el 1c r MealoUle 11 HONDA V. i. S. 30 a 49 44 a 61 44 a 46 20 a 21 27 a ZS , a 2 a 4l) 1 19 a 23 23 a 20 24 a _'7l i 25 a f 9 1 213 a ;I 39 a 41 2$ a 1.2 231. a 211. IW FOR TI of Eight Bust E WEEK , W SON USU. S. S. 32 a 49, 43 a 51 44 a GO 20 a 24 27 a 40 bt a GO 21 a 2J 24 a VG 44 a 27 25 a !I) u 31 36 a 41 28 u 31 231. u 241. VRIDAY. S. , S. 3Y a 40 48 a 52 44 a 58 20 u 24 27 a 41 it a GO 19 u 23 vs a 28 24 a 27 25 a 29 28 a it 28 a 41 28 a 33 231. a 24r. Old Wheat .... New Red Wheut New White d 0... lire Carley ••• :••• Pale Malt Feed t k.ts Crew 41'011411410 New Tick Omar Old d New 00E41111 ditto Rollin.. Prime ... lliey bco.e • lu sir- rd i•er laiat FORLLGN. irau ....... Driti..ir..• • ...• • a .Itiza awl Wi..usa• asi•l Vales. • laud dill° Rye Batley Fced 04 • Urew•os l'i_eau Drum. tialistm Pease Gs.•) Liu ....!41 urryr. a 38 a 42 20 a 24 18 a 2 , ) a 10 a 12 8 a 10 10 a :2 t:6 a 2'l 114 a 36 26 ot 26 Se a NO a 3$ a 42 20 a 24 a 38 a 42 20 a 24 18 a 20 -- a -- 10 a 12 IS a ID 10 a 12 u 28 .:d a .6 'l6 a 28 32 a 36 18 a YO 10 a 12 a 10 30 a It ::6 a 28 84 a 80 96 a 28 112 a SO I.ItAGE PRICE ur CI Hite, Pet. quarter, Hi the'llei.e Maritime Distriet4 of ENGLAND and WALKS. lur ti e Wvek eudioe Match lat. attracted frusta Sattadera Gazette. ‘Vlieat... 41s 7d Barley... !Bto4 I Kelm .f 8 Rye .... 22, 8,1 Ith 84 I Peat ... Si, ti 111:4) %V N OR AIUSCOVA DO SUGAR. A veraee I'ik liomthe Returns made in the Week ending weltiteaday lest, 313*. 100. per cwt. C%CillNiVe Orsini!. PIIILK 44F rLoutz, -- Per Sack of Five Bushels, ur _Collis. I Monday. s. 8. . Monday. 4. LI • Fine En;11,11 Fluur 45 a 50 Norfolk Aostockion S 3 aSS Seconds (limo .... 40 a 45 West , Cunntly .... 35 a4O BREA)), Gill. to 7d. the intriel it Loaf. PRICE OF TALI PRICE RIF EAT, per Hove OW, SOAP, Sic. d• • Town T a llow Ruaia Yo. Caudle 0 0 While do. 0 0 Milled Sitar - 0 or d. Whitrchapel Market 2 4 Sti, Joiner's Market Cline Alarket Roug6-41Mo go 0 Go WWI 7 Good Thep Until Snap ••• •••• O 9 U Mlle OO.. 0 Yellow du. Average .... 2 4 PRICU OF 110 PS, per Cut. • Parket& £a. .t a. 1 114aI• .t A.. X 11. Foilsmen-- 6 0 a 8 0 1 Kesel Kent Haaara V CI a x IS Vrailiug, .. I ID a 2 0 EViil II Yeallinp SMITIIFIELu FRIDAY, MARCH 7 —Our market is rather more moderately supplied titan on Friday last, and Beef may bc quoted at an ad. sauce ut 2d. per stone. Mutton, which is in good demand, is 2d. per stone cheaper, but Veal is without any variation titan Monday. Pork is also the same as on Monday, and sells readily at our quotations of that day. 'lke alteration in the price of meat from that day's statement is very trilling. The hdlowing is a correct statement in prices and numbers at uhirkett— PIZICE of MEAT, exclusive of the ollich consist: of I east, i:111. 11,. nod Illde, stud if aol lit about Id. per pound.— Per swim of Slos XlO P. OA 1 • Reef lis ad iu 4• 2d Manion lls 4.1 to 4* . Gd Lau,* Oi lid (0 H. Oil e.. 1 4s 4.1 to S yd l'orS, 3v :id 111 1. 14,1 Head of Ca..te at ni. Beasts :Ovals Pig% Calves ran,At'. 11,er SA . 44 Id Inso4 SA Id to 4c 41 Lat..elo U On in U. Oe Vet.( 41 4I to •114 IJ SA Br to 4. $d Ueau uiLatilat rl Alorkst. 494 _ _ Sileer. i 01NM ( . 11*es LONDON: Printed and Pablished by tha Proprietor, JOHN TWIGO, at tka Ojos, 76, Fine-(test, 'thrill all Lettorto tke &liter, (post paid) mast b. addriosaL 4 8 .lei