The National Register. — London, England, 1815-10-29 00:00:00

79t POLICE. UNION HALL. • On Friday sermight, a respectable tradesman. residing at }ter_ monclsev. :replied to Mr. Sergear.r Sellon, at this Office. CI advice, under the following circumstances :—lle had been married for some years, and had several children, one of them at present an infant ; his wife a , d I e had lived happily together till lately, when she had en. tirelv rergotten the vow of obedience she made at the altar, And had openly -ebelled against him. This had destroyed his Itiwpiness, and brooglrt earchy and confusion into his far) ily. On Thursday see nieht +hey went to bed tcgerher as usual, and he WJS soon asleep, but awek log shortly after, he mised his helpmate ; he called fcr her, bw called in vain, and soon discovered she was not in the house. It stuldeld% occurred to hint that she was gone to a neighbour's, two doers ,Infant, who that evening saw her friends, and gave a dance : he /aimed ately got and well to the house in question, when found his sus picicns were correct. He discovered his wife full d ftee ,e, an d geikg down the dance ill excellent spirits, with a young non • rtirelt a stranger to dim. He VI en , up to her, and in the hest natured thne imaginable said, " My dear, if you please, I will he it your .rrtner in the next dance." [lsisliinour, however, she ptvi. lively refus•d hint He then observed, that as he was nA. thought wcr by. he would select her a yeunger partner. and immediately went home alai returned with the infant, saying, as'. e put it into lier arms, he considered that as tie fittest insurer she could have in the dance. irritated at this insult, she nista , tly quitted the • ssembly, and went home. He followed her, and patiently submitted to a severe curtain. lecture. Next morning he got up, and went to a neighbouring pub- Du house, to take his morning draught and drown reflection he was scarcely seated. when his wife male her appeara cc, and with a large stick deliberately broke several large panes of glass in the pu•ilican's bar, and then retired, telling the complaisant coolly, that he might if he plea-ed pay tOr them. She had repeatedly served him tiara, and he now wished to know of the Magistrate if she was irbt liable to punish ment for such outrageocs conduct. The Magistrate advised him to refuse pal ment for tile windows, and then, it the publican appliedfor it, he would have a warrant against her, and she would he imprisoned as a disorderiy person, or till the windows were paid tor. This course of proceeding did not, however, appear entirely to meet the wishes of the complainant,. he requested the Magistrate would send for his wife, and admonish her as to her future conduct. This the worthy Magistrate declined. observing, if her husband could not controul her either in bed or out of bed, it was not likely any admonition or remon strance of his would have effect. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. ', v at at) a b 6 Wbgte Pols@ 34 e;ne ditto „„ to a ot I Groy Pease Si irr .ay eb a 98 1 licks „..„ vs eta FRIDAY, OCT. 27. CUR from to •. 5. Antigua BT.. 99 Vuoico. or Brown SS..]on lkira.Nev.&T , 3r. SS.. 95 Gienarla shosenv. OS.. 94 Jamaica brown ST.. FS good.. 93.. 94 fine .... 99..103 COA Ships sold. at pe . Ship Moxaait, OCT, t 3 MARKET. Iron of 36 bushels, .ket. Ships • Newcastle b Sunderland, 0 statte Coal 0 Cinders ..... Cohn Newcastle S! Suoclerland , S Welch Coal o Cinders Scotch Coal 0 Newcastle Sunderland Welch Coal- 0 Cohn CI 0 WZDDEIDAY. 0CT.23 FIIDAT, OCT. £1.,.. '3'. ativanat on the ht.. LONDON MARKET'S. OCT. 29. CORN-EXCHANGE• MONDAY, OCT. 23. Our market was vt eat supplied with Wheat to thy from Etter • and Kent, and although the sales were not v IS int4k, yet 1,4.1 Mon. day's prices were obtained, and the chief part wa% clear. it rd in the course of this morning. Barley is heavy sale, 011(1 from 1%. to lA. per qr. cheaper. Grey Peas ere Intl 11„ pet sr. lower, In Oats, Beans, and other articles, there no altrratiu r. •. a 36 Polonll Oita 2$ a q P••trttor dine. 1•••• • AR a 31 Fine Flour 4 a gr) Second do 50 SS. #7# Rape Swril a AG There have been hnt teu arrives et' Wle et shier Monday. the sales are on the ha me terms.— Oa tg meet a hri•i rah. at Monday'. prices. Oilier artielessdull and without variation. YRJCE OF BREAD LAST NV F,EK. The r•enrral price of the best Wheaten Bread roughout the Metros poll s and Suhurb4, varies at from Nntr•pence Halt•penny to Elevoio pence the Quartern Loaf. IVeight and Price sounder; lb os. s. a. Pes Loaf to Welch l7 6 and sells for s Halt' ditto ditt 0.... Quartern ditto ditto • half Quarturo ditto ditto.. .. 1 ti AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, PER QUA lITF.It. FOR TUE IFRFR ENIOINO OCT. 21, England & Wales ..cotlantl. I England & %v ale.. Scotland a. 4. a. 4. a. 4 a. 4 . Wheat ...... .. 57 It .... MI 1 neROP . ... li 5 lt)e 25 9 .... IT a rest4e Barley nog ei S .... 23 S 1 Beer or Btgg n IAR. RENT PRICES OF SU _ from to . from t• 9. A. 4 . A. St. Kitts? & Mout- SS..l(so Lys firnwn ....P4 ..194 Totravils Stifle.. S 7 .93 ,-..fine I -PI —l4B Surinam & Dem. 56.. 98 Sinr.loa brown 14,1 ..139 St. Triultlad .... 87.. 93 E , st 1ndia...... 4w..'45 Powder loaves-133 „IVO Cirt.uoil tips 64.. Su Haaabrn' du. . . 13C .. Lia faces .. 98-100 Mulassei 33 .. PRICE OF MEAT, FRIDAY, OCT. 27.1 13svn1viewa• tILWUATI. :it 1 kAIMNIIMI Le a. 4. I. d. useasuF earrt.n a v ll Carcase s. d. I. d. deer 3 8a 5 0 au ITIIVIRLD " Reef....- 2 6a 4 0 Mutton 4 0a 5 4 Beasts. about .... 7:0 it s!utton.... '2 Sa 4 4 Veal Pork 3 5a 5 4 Calves l9O I+ Pork 2 8 a 5 4 Lamb 4 4a 5 4 1 Pigs 440 11 Lamb.... 3 8a 4 8 HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD. .L'.,. d. E... 41. Average „t. 41• d' Clover .. 3 0 0 a 5 U “ ST.JAPIES's :Clover 0 0 it a 0 o 4) iStraw . 1 4 0 a 1 16 0 'lay .„ 4 0 0 a 5 0 0 .... WHITE( IIAPEL SCloser 6 0 0 a 7 0 0 Straw 119 0 a 11 6 0 Nay .. 4 4 0. b 5 0 SIIIITIIFIELD Closer 6 0 0 a 610 0 Straw 1 13 6 a 116 0 'ont Mt sure. d. s. d. 47 0 a 593 aloa-0 —va-0 —0 a —oa 0 51 to • 59.3 630 a VS 0 —oa a —0 a -0 a oa —b --- 0 a .1 , 0 - 0 a.-0 —0 a it _0 -.e 144', DIED, Or the 10 h instant, at CranforJ, Northamptonshire, Sir George Robinson, Bart. Lately: very suddenly, T. Evans, Esq. and W. Nliddlemore, Esq. bd.ukers at *ottingharn, and partners, through life, in various exten isivie concerns : the former, while engaged in a game of chess with one of his daughters ; and the latter. who was previously indisposed, never spoke after he received an account of his partner's de.ult. 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