The National Register. — London, England, 1823-04-20 00:00:00

• • • . • • e _ I c2B ,~.. - • • 7' • obtained. e BOXING. . ....—... G —..... . The triage at Hampton Court, and the passage twee the River, toot of the Bidassots, but of Father Theme.% oottieyed the.herocs of warfare to the seat or set of un Wednesday last, between Vick Curtis, as good a little fighter as e'er was seen, and Peer Mrarrco,, a . rare man also. The seconds were , the . real Englishmen Joshua Mason and Richmond . for Curtis , and Ward, and a man out known to the riag, tur Warren. It was a fight of much interest to many, and Curtis won it with much hard wort. Warren . everasiered him (hit with him) in nearly every round —but, although the heavier of the two, he was mostly waisted and thrown. THE FIGHT. . Gettig drew blood: and threw his adrereary from a elms, is the lest rimed. .2. It all belonged toCertis, with some eery fine tactics nn the part of Warren. Canis is the acknowledged levy best lighter its the world. audit 1111111 a swop fcr fame for Warren to t" , hi* duly with sank a men. Strength in general gave weight hem So th erre., upon tie weaving system, wises be could match - it. Warren tiled Ant, from a slap ne the mouth, in the first r..tuid. . Altholgh Werra" platted his bite, And countered with the mates! precision, it was evident, in the 19th round, that the nglia was up. Curtis bed got *cooed wind, sod he waned Lila 1 *LC poi. tarries the balasom In the 12th routed Ostia Ind doe best, sotil.weight left bits nide, upon the topes, fiesta% him a Wm. Be had die merit of the resod at the weavin,g system, to be was otraddlisig Whoa 1 ,4he laser ropes of the ring, mod sod ring by right-headed pu per I w tg ia or I upon the body. Curtis beever relieved himself, au& be of the :mad. la the neat is wee it, by Ware.. I . 'm wisest ea hie seesoirs toes. Itaaltetued, tie second .ut Cartirt, later threw Warts. away, from the in.petuosity of trio momeird,, bar the aimpisas clactidsd. tbate.ortishad NUM tlre liglt. . • ~Ottlß AT CSAPIt6IIi. , -4ut Mows. Bail ''llioamoo 'frl Heiso4oll, Po:lee-41os, who bad bees with the parochial wiloers of Sarre, residing ueur the r.pot, most active in their alums dories Ow whole of last week, io iarestigatiog all the eircuatalseass of the warder; retertaised ease easpieies of S,toffel, Whe is by notes *aid to he d aepbew, by dints, to . a diatsittp /*lobes of Lie deceased , and b ad gene to the sariglahearhoodof Camberwell-gores iteacarelt of hiss. He is e - rialtat",esuez woo, delta 119-yottit Val We t whew, e•westalOwi.i. _.(bahrtly a Soma (Wit) *alto Weed the *age-home at Caw berwell-p•to, sad the vieleily , pletiag up sastoliero. Het etch. eaters Maio/ made tbt.s loquiries, although they were congealed with every preperesatiea, sestati slowed, sod late are 'Thursday ill*, lima week, it was do toll of OM coat:tr ine* is lb. oeighboutivood, that Statist Iwo leaked for. Ho 'Mantel( does net appear to have been the lout to beer this .ia triligenee, nor the most ,akta rot at its eo wiluoicstioo ;.lor. . /soon alor ti•glit &cloth. so evening lie or•tie his sp pentA.,oe on Camber Gieco, sod was imp.' ink; minting his associates w (tether the otoc2ra were not este: Imo; one so n dolled that they were, and' wend ceioduly t .e l'S.O iuto cfs'oey, sod gniliy or inisocent, lie wet sure to tie caught if lie iemaiued theic. He appeased tooth by hi. warmer and imeduct to 1 1 ,ae the in stet, and wattled straight to the Ited . .p kosiblin•lmo4e, wheie he was so well-known, and inquire* al the bar oh Osei the officera lied not b.on to king for Lim— b.' got r••• ier ao evaaire answer, an Hall and (Amon moos -1 - known Id be in the immediate neighbourhood, and he %waked auto the porkier whets the tradesmen of the nei,;libourboodi awoke their pi,rea, accosaijoaded by a person who appeored to bare bee* fn bit cutup:ins previously, aid inhere wily quitted- Kist Oli the greets. tit bile he we• talking gob souse of iris to oortiminamoi, he .100 l acct one of the table* Itmiliisig " wildly cereal him," to use the eaprewitia of a by 'Moder, cud making • sal ivoderent remota to the person with hint aloof' the officals Yrao were se;d to *rant hits ; after walking op cud doers lbe renal foilliree or root miseles, he view °Ewan the green 00 " the C puldie-house,,ooollior place t.? rcsoit of his, where he had not been live minutes *lib his coutki.oliosi, whicli 1111:1 •ad Chemed) rewired diem. The priaoners were ne..r the bar. sod ius. nnily semoved by the office's to •ue knottier value eel of ;be passage, where they wade searched. without ail attempt at resisisnee. U,iun Stallel was Maud, besides sates }title money, the thipliemes of a watch, which was strict to be that caned away lime die house of the dressed on the night at' the &N o rder; dot also said to be sine, Ida peasr•aiati of wined tern othernme aceowited for, and the deity of identity of sa isportssit a circitinatioice is the cause of the s ristoters being .7•Wasided for lurther examination. Upon Staffers conipanioa only one farthing was found. Slalfel said lie had been loitering aoout C•rnberviell, Itiixton, anti Stockwell tor a day or two, s pesittio; a few slitihtigs which lie loss turned, and Isis primmer a lid lie bad met Win issi Wytlitessloy at the Prince of Wyly., Brixton, said had remained wills 4iii, passing Irons one public-:rouse to another, in good f.floosliiks, 'doing that lie had paid hit alums of ((i.e reclosiiir;, and, Leine asked where lie had got it, ha said by the iii'e of hit tot VV moon ing for ds. flit. Ile was ao siecasional easels-driver eniptio) eQ shout (lie stables at Csioberviell. We have amid that mode no resistance to the office's, either at his opprelieosion or oleo he was searched ;Le prettied a little fresh," but Wood op to have biz pooliets etaniiiied with lotrryci.so . llK , jou. Immediately after, And while the si;licers were examining Lit oompaision, lie sat doon in a chili', and, ti thin person who came 1110 the room described, lie." aliviiiiiseil Meer all at once when pushed aid the is:molder hoe Ifected io eissire.ano 'Seemed to menitest uneasiness at heing slistui Led. 'U.n °Ricer*, slier roiainiug upwards of half an hoer at the Cock, sod hired inkr from the person who usually em' Slalisera companion re • erecting his elan antrf, deternanied upon Mining both pi Mon era to town in a chaise-carty which ti.ey lied then because quite immoveishle in his olmir, and growled and • resin& and let his heels be dogged on the gloom', Lietnie lie A'S \ rVUOVed from the fowl ; ii. the pasaage, and Wier being golled shout fur some time. lie was etpielly immoveable, mid tee elleate kart to bear him o,•1 to the cart, ueck and heels. He was 'aid le have stuttered, on the way, some iiicoltereot ex preasions, which have Men omission' to live reference l i tile late menhir ; but, we aniterstaml, eoiliihk; occurred at the time 4 01 his arrest, or daring his reinovid to town. caloulated to throw a light tyre the itur,ier. It was said that Stelfelru .compaoiou was Oi..ohargedoon Saturday, hut, in the *resent &Mgr of the peon •cdisige, nutloo.; .deelsive bas taken place, *lib° tat' a strong Wean of cireu-swastial evidence is said to be % ... • ._•. i s t ! if , „. ~1 1 _1 ( 1, r k,i , .11 'l 7 I. • : .• lit. ! &IL ! FP I „., - ..-.~» i - Williams AstiAiry, a youag man of rateel appearance, *god' 2$ /ears, Mary, his wife, aged 27, end SOWS* Phillips, her mother,. aged 75 yeses, were-plesee at the her, charged aetib feloniously forginumsd eounterfoitirtg the Cali K this scales. The facts wens bloody proved ii widow as k as regarded Ilse man, but net the ennatio. His Lordship them somemal by Ilse reidenme, and sapressed great tleoht whethertheevidentle saliciently sheeted the fe males to miming the Jou retersieg a verdict of Guilty against them.; het left it to them agony, it them could he any doubts( Asthury's The Jery, in live minabss, prorsooneed.W. Astbary Canty, and the females both not Guilty, but.recommentlod the former to mercy, on account of his reviews good character. His Lordship proceeded to pass seutence.of death. mion the ecnvict, the women Laving been taken by Isis orders from the dock. -Ills Lordship said, that such was the eatatt to which the onfortonate itrisoner bad carried cm the practice of soloing base money, that although he should convey to the Crown the reconoseodation of the Jury, yet the prisoner could not bopesfor mercy, end be advised kin to prepare for the worst. 3610071110 WSTH .111.110 IT 3'o .14118 DER Atip HIGHWAY Rosualtv.--ebarielt Thomas Seymour, (relative tothe Marquis of Hertford) a young team. elegeolly.altired in black, 23 'tors of age, was placed, at the ged on . as iadictrucut with having, on the might of the Aga of Aegest last, stopped one John peril, on the King's highway, in the parish of Aaiun, near Birralughato, with feloniously shooting him with a pistol, utending to amide/ lama, and with stealing 'tram his person 18s. .84. Olc. The triad this /fear geodes's/4 excited is .this and the neigblioasiug eautuies, tbe vastest isterest„ sad the Connotes crowded al aa.eusly lei er. Mr. ComnsoeSergrant Denman stated that he was ceased for t Prisoner, nod he believed he was insane and ineepable of pleading to the indictment. fill. Clack, the clerk of the amigos, read o ver the indictment, and 0.. 1 1.4 ape.. the waistedwaistedos , to plead. .The Judge also coiled up to hint to plead, hut be remised mute. • The Jury Was impanelled to dee;de jibe was 'nimble ot pl ead iag, or if he was mute through the ,naafi*, of God. -Doctor Lenard Sworn-1 have visited the primmer almost ' dilly piece Ammer, Ithet.ltls ;. I kase bees with him. an hoar tog/dine, sod 4 base had t fullepporiunity of forming a.correet *poise opoisabisyslate ofthia osied. lam decidedly cow/incest tkethe is ho me. his hurriage is incoherent, sedidie falsest, nederstand what is raid to hint. l . awl merino:led that he is us able to know the nature of this imactrneat, or to plead to lia— nas is soseellsiag veryoartieutar 511014146 eyes, they are di kted, mud it is lib* be has water on the brain. His pwlsr ties. beat as hi g h as 130. 1 do nut believe he .will ever neonate from his pettiest istelabeboly situation. Tbe Jury inataade proottuseed bite ante by the eisitstion at 9ed. , . the leaned Judas eassmitted him luster eke staters Ns safe mustody Orin hie Majesty's plaseer•-;. • emenoweww_ eau.ll_l6 • Artemis. turrissitvn COACH .Roiitzkr ot RAW i d ..Noxes —Oa ittutictuy last, Mr.•Hadoitti, a quaker, of Liverpool, transmuted 2,0951. in one Bank of Emden(' notes, lap the cosalt, addressed ao an eminent tbuittriet in Lombard-street, with directions upon them, " Glusr this rile to be kept upperistut,"..—to be forwarded to a re siMetable laankttia house in the smog street. On Thurs day the parcel arrived at the droggist's, and was sent to the banking firm, and placed in the cottniry-office. On opening the package, the clerk WAS astonished to find lithe expected hank' Nimes meta ttttt rphosed into a collec tion of waste paper of every descriptiun. Notice was insiantlysetit to .Ise police-office at ktobratreet, hat no slue could he discovered of the whitely ; and infertita. Lion was also given at the Bank—bid as the her of the notes atropin yet he.ascerietiteil, it is much to he feared the rullians_will be enablen! to get same ot (bent liwa cirtabsitun. it being strongly inspected, by the of ficers, that they have fallen into the hands of alie gentle inel. counseled with—" Nitig.*—The usual ott :of negotiation, by allowing a certain per comae; for their tecovery, as a reward to thietes for their dexterity, is eapected to continence immediately. A fire broke out. at half-past five o'clock on Sunday morning, at No. 85, Fenchurch-street, which destroyed the house ; the famhy made their escape. A boy who slept in the shop was nearly screamed, lout was fonutiately rescued from the doers by th e firma', who Incite open the door. The engines were playing the whole of Sunday en theroins to pretest any further accident. Ott yritlAy morning something was discovered floating in the Serpeotate Hytle Park. which primed to be a titan of tartan stance, and supposed to have lain in the water a month, site-hotly beini s in a high state of pittrefactimi--lie was dressed ti . .a brown coat, black WSistenal, and One tmwsers; the trotwsi rs appear d as if nearly new when first wetted. The hotly was taken to St. Margaret's watehhouse, at the corner of the Fithian - . dad liewitigtoto roads, Knightsbridge, to be owned. (In Titurtid / afternoon, as the corriele of the Earl of with ;Owattnita pair of blood horses, stood at hut door tia Si. J em es's.etipere, 411 C animals suddenly took fright And set otT ter full 11(rked up St. James's-street, to the terror of .11 the passengers; foittotatete, a s shay turned stisrely into (me of them Cattle drown and stopped their progress. Very luckily thug was no person in the-ctirrielo. One of the horses received some otinry by the pole entering between his hind legs.. HORRID URDIIII.—.OII Thursday last, the neigh bourhood of 1)cal was ii rows iota the greatest canister illations in emisequence of en • stroehins murder having been committed on AO, Joseph Bell, 'Sliding in the vieinity of the town. trtw anodes was eomsnitted . ehout 'lisle o'clock in the o'olll%l, while the itufortuitele man was siUisig at to le, by a loaded gun fired Irons wiritout side the window of the room in Which he seas. Three • peewits have been attested on suspicion. Yesterday morning, a boat. its whirls was a number of watn..n anal inert, who had been on board the I)utch vessels, in order . to °main eels, was upset, by coming in contact with a barge, laden with bottles. From the activity (tithe watertisen, &c. who saw the accident, they were all picked up, with the los s o f their pinch. se,their seemed, by the rapidity or their nootetuent. us gran c cape. who grlPMF7sgr+ BIRTHS. At Stockwell place, 819.Mwon. Mw. T. W. Leech, of a Mistime. Ihe lady Of Moons Thollter. ewe. of MOstmotu arra% Ilayeell pasto r of a chastiser. At Meolloghat, the lady's( D. Banos, )as. esq. of • Wo. Mrs. I,attsuell, d tauilua foliate, .1 a moo. to Folatoy ausare, the lady of M. Forbes, esq. of a daoghior. 1 by lady of the Itev.,l. Iluby, of Diaruturd *VIM. ut • Dm. At liallylkkey boon, to the toasty of toe OM lady of Ma* Glatt/D. of Daum. • MA RIIIED. •Al Al. Andrew's, fintbors. Mr. W. L. Sod •I• .1411WO thrflier - Cureitgardru,lo Miry Ama,dsaghter of tM lam Mr. T. W. Court, of Kidders/duster. • Friends' meeting horse, WIIICI$M0f• bill, Joins 11... N.D. of Cavendish *rare, to Lydia, third daughter of Win. Whips, of illesain lodge, Walthatestow. oa satorday lest, by special license, W. IL flaring, esq. eldest WY of A. Darius, esq. M.P., lo Lady Ilarriet Mary tdoelaga, daughter el the late, and 'Merin the preseet,Sml of tssederieh. On /Lesley lad.'by 4proial liotase.iu Lower Mush street, by bir Gisee the Archbishain ot York, the night lion. Williams Lord hurt to Emma Agnes, the awned daughter's( M. Howard, esq. of Lore; castle, t asnarrland. At .l. George's, Itanover square, J. Z. Leal* elm. eldest Yes of J. Leslie,esq. of Leslie 6411„ In tkamosty M Antrim, to snob. dm youngest daughter of tb, Right iter. Bishop nandford,of.falinbarglt. DIED. Oa Wednesday haat, at hie been, Palmer terrain, lallogioss, IDa Ihtli . year of he. ate, Juba staieses, ay. sow of the two Vie DRUMM' bilieiatry b fIKhl, astierman of the city of Loodps. . Al Limebuoire, Mr. Thorp beogin, aged 47 yews. *t St—tuba's Rectory, noethwark. aged 46, - the Rev. M. J. Absly, A.M. upward. of DJ year* the c eddies* 11111141Pler of that posinh. Al his hope, yoga place; hair rued, Robert bitapasta. aged 67. Jueeph hinter, eq. of Oaford SA. Ou ?sonde) last, at his home, at row, LatinchWA, So el+ a;ed 66. ,barab, the wife of 11. D. Lowodes, wog. of Red Lion aware, Ia tM . year of her age. At bas house in Dorset square, T. asaadtiess,pt. sod Mk - LONDON MARKETS. . CORN C.X.CHANGR. MONDAY, •Thehrnwbreitions Of Claes last week wereoonsiderable bus ss they artivsil early in the week. dr were got. if witliest 'sty reduction in price. intl this morning folly mainlain our kg quotations. The samo will applpto Wheats which. althanger • server, brisk Mimic, is without alteration. Batley. however, pricee scarcely quoted to high as on Mondy last. 'the eitrerrie not exceethng 36,. lusdhother rain t he pries is whims . vanataoa. COHN 'EXCHANGE, VIIIInAY. iltalL 18. The simply since Wednerday has not been lathe. and cowl builuesr har been done in•Clats, which-are about l g t ee rr quartet dearer than on that Lay—this grain continua in demigod. and eflkets sales readily at the advance. WM* thentght sire • dearer than on last market day. is thin at the last. qtrqationsi and without any appearance of siring way. Barley commute to effectsalas at our trlobiay'a prim. .In.firmins mei fun we can quote noslostatios. hat-both ape steady. parl/0024/ 111 0 2114•41 1 4 at our siblartent of Wedse•day. In other grionthere hal been no alteration. but the marlic, upon the whole, ir,gotte as rod '.trop Wedpaidtif. -CURRENT PIOCES Of .C. 114111 *'Olt l'llt. 1111.114, Poe Willaieller Men , .tue or Ili :41 Iltirliel.. • ItrONIJAY. rt. allIttla• 1 ratitAlt• • 6. 11. Old W heat *6 • 48 * 6 a 4 4 :il .5 ;6 • a I. New 11:d Wl•ve.t 41 it 42 41 u 5111. 4t a 3.: New W i.i edo 1 52 u Si b 4 ii 59 i 54 a 59 Nye ".l a 1.6 2% a .1.0 21 a El Harley .... Vale Alllll freed 0.1- I.:resia. Vulaaailst 1 Si a ‘.O 23 a 26 1 7:4 It 27 New Tina 5::.. • 1)14 dais liea Pi 'colt di, 'o . 142 ii :411 1....1 a 011 23 a 44 11..ilin; l',..;se ',icy re.;-e Kai. e.., eel l.er last 911. a 28i . . 114/..a Ital.. 241. • VB. • ' AV ERMA: OF CORN, Per thile. ter, of thaTeal%• hlarttiutr U!eti tins of IF.NUILANO and WALLS. fur titer Week audttig Aptil 12111, ~trotted from Aatahlay * tia-ette. • Wheat... 50t a 4 'Barley... 314 Jid I Blimps .....n 44 Rye .... ttla -I lid lid I Pea. NA id .PRICE OF FLOUR, • Per Sack of Five Burticlo b ur "AMA. WlOl day. s. -1. Moutlay. S. G. Fine Englible Flour 46 -a 60 Norfolk eif Strilhitc . SS •11 Secomis dilla .... 40 • 4 Wert Conntty 4d it 10 lIKKA t).••fii.n• the Vmerteitt Loaf. 'MOWN Olt U JSCOVAI)U SlJCrA v it. , 4 'crap! Price 40,116,1 w Retains nixde in ilie Week ending Weduesilitv I est. As. 1;d. per cwt. exclusive au duty. PHICE OF HOPS, per CAt. Pockets. £R. XR. 1 Bag . . ° A I. £ '. FA. .0.1..U1.... 0 0 a 1 15 • Kent K ta ....•.. V /4 a 5 10 bit...ex tit0..A...... 18 a 3 0 .r ,i 001 s How x ' Vsa 4 0 Old Jit•o .. 00a II V Yoatl'strt 8 5.a VlO RMITHFIELD MASXOI:- . ..,.—. •FRlmar, APRIL 18.—Although the supplya‘Cattlajesbili die demand is booty to-day, unit togetrerot oteline in 004 ' 1 . 4 hos been the consequence. 13....istuay be quoted .4.J. par Mae lower Chun on Alontlay, onu Mutton hos also derdinad 41161. per stne. In Veal there ...t. no alteration worth uteocobes, but in Lamb there 'ha reduction tof t'..il. per stuue. Zulu is /without tuly tariation. but the tletotuntl is Wort . The itilloiVing ma u curt fA:I litolteelleitt 01 . the prices 1111 d numbers at t»....ttet:— .I'IIACF. of M EAT, es _loses. , oh ;t i e (t.,,i, wh i ch cosi . i . oi lie ii, );.• .. I ..x.v4 Pot., ama is out th about Id. per • podaii.— ;'‘e• b n•se IA A Us. tiosos•• N • rhits4 v. n ee r :-, 6,1 u 4 6J I'. er 9. •':k ~, 4. VJ Mit too .1. •tl to 3... Oil !Utl.ill‘a 11, 'MI to . 4. 4 • 1.. ~,,, in ‘O , l io Ili 4.1 1.:,..,b 3 MI to 4. 4 ' v eit i ;..' .I ' ii. 4.4 7.; 1....1 4. #i tu, lit Ai.' Ptiii. • 41. 84 Iv 4 , , fall tk. , IC Cs 0.1 se , 4. ...03 4t 41 -" ut Cui ,leii t Mil{ Lei. 'l' : ;.0 4,1 La it te •01 1 : 1 14 1.11 I. 1;i I' I .04 ,i; 1 . . 't,. , 3• • L.,,t, 411,1.... J bo,ei. ' . . . . .. 9 1111/ 1-10 I piits - 1•110 (2 " 1 "` • • •.• •• lilt 1 4..airts • 714 11 LON UON . :'1 1 ;•* :'etli•ariPesunel.eol b 4 ins Prop:jack . ; JOH 74. ICO. ()Yoe. TO, Piestiettireet, osier e Le:Jets be tee (poe. paid) west be islifiess,e4b • NATIONAL REGISTER WARwrcz l ..Allll , -: