The National Register. — London, England, 1809-01-22 00:00:00

THE NATONAL It'd,. 11._ G. .4. Child, P0'591% scriypqtr a. at . .el p vq a .at the Bosh Tavern, Bristol. March 1.4. J. O. Parr, and T. Patritk l •Suilblk-lane , in surnme brokers, at' eleven, at Guildhall. .:Feb. 15. W. Hilton, and J. Jacltson, OXfordAroad, at ten, - - et Guildhall. • • • • "teh..lg. Wm. Ogilvy, jun. G, Mylne, and John Chalmers, Jeffrey's-square, Inp•c limits, at ten, at - Guildhall. . b2II.TIFICArES--:FED. 11. .atnnel Statham, &Ivan Statham, and Henry Garton, Not-. i‘tiiltam,..hotiers—Thomac Teddington, Middlesex, Isigtster—Christopher Parnall, St. Austell,Corasvall, merchant. . • JAN. Q. the, ; ressfl t. elimbed awa. laijied lantistratiel and Ota reiurned 10 - tbe "de& to waft the - di - 4441d iiiid — MYStfirdr the tide. But such was the force of the existing current, that: npwiirds of fifteen yards of the ballustrade were throWri into the river, and four men were killed oa board the barge by the , stones. • • . . On Thursday evening a gentleman who resides at Walwortb, was accosted under the Asylum wall by ainnti who inquired of him the time of night ;• being told he had no watch, gnotherTel low came up with a hanger, cut the gentleman over the head and robbed him of6ol. in Bank notes. The villains effected their escape. The gentleman was taken home in a very dangerous state. A few days sinee as Mrs. DubHy, of Prince's-street, Black friar's-road, was sitting by the fire-side, she was seized with a fit, and fell into the fire, by which her arms, face and hands were so shockingly burnt, that she died the next day in the greatest agony: A gentleman bad his leg broke yesterday, occasioned by his h9rse falling with him whilst going along 'Compton-street. The horse started at some mischievous boys, and fell with violence on his left side. BIRTHS. - At Bath, Ashe, wife of Mr. Ashe, Principal Flat* at the Opera. of a son, on Wednesday last. The wife of a poor man. named Win. Turner, of Tong-lane, near Middleton, was safely delive►ed of three girls, on the firSt day of this month, who, with the *other, are all likely to de well.' They were baptised on the same day by the Rev. Mr. Lister, curate of Middleton, by the names of Faith, Hope, and Charity ; and dp i e last name was given tos the largest of them, beeaulie," tpeviptitest of these is CAarity." DIED. Welt,. aged-101, Thrums Cleo. He had repent the early -v. of his life - CLERKEN WELL SESSIONS. SWlNDLltit4.—Monday Patrick Mahon, of whose twin& ling actiens the public has been informed, was tried for defraud ing Colntiel - Greville of a chaise, by tendering for the said chaite a fictitious bill, purporting to be payable at a sham firm of Ryan and Co. Sherborne-lane. The facts attending this case were de tailed :it the time of the examinations of the prisoner at the Po lice Office: Colonel Greville p a oved, that the impostor repre sented himself to him as.ttn Irish linen-merchant, who was about to go to Ireland, and a 3 he had a strorg horse, he wanted a chaise, as he iaeant to take a turn through Wales, beiug much attracted by the romantic views of that country. It was also proved that tb prisoner was one* the said firm in Sherborne lane, and that he a guilty knowledge of the fictitious bills, which falsely pretended were good: Some objections as to form were taken by Mr. Alley, the prisoner's counsel ; but they were over-ruled,, and the prisoner. was found Guilty, and sentenced to seven years transporthtion. Alexander Burclan, Esq. convicted of perjury on the second day of the Sessions, was brought bp; and received the following *entence:—To he imprisoned six months in the House of Correc tion, and to pay of SOL to the King asimalalioasausailausi A L A It At about t Iva• passing b au unusual the occupation when. In a dow, and an ahem assist in in getti speedily arriv, lace on fire, w - - U - ritil) AV I JA?i. 20.---:The present severe weather having pat a stop to tke working of the Corn hoys, an almost geucral stag nation has taken place in the Mealing Traile we can therefore , only obserie that grey Peas and Tick Beans are still declining in . value, and that other articles remalu nearly as on Monday. and the court-yard. some time before fitk roved _ The flames raged with fury until six o'clock, in the apartments of his Royal Highness the Osi ke of Cambridge, when the roof fell . in, and buried the coutlagratimi within the walls. The property consumed belonged to the Duke, and consisted chiefly of curious armour, valuable cabinet pictures, rarities, &c. of which hardly anything has heed saved. • The damage done by . the fire has not consumed a fourth part of the palace, and none of the great state apartments, stair-cases, or avenues, are toadi ed. In the great court-yard, the damage of the fire is only vi sible in two windows in the south-east corner. In fi.ont, to wards Pall-Malt, nothing of the fire eau be seen, except the smoke at a distance over-the tops of the buildings. The svhole" damage is on the west of Marlborough House. It was reported that one of Mrs. Rice's maid-servants was lost in the conflagra tien but such turned out to be erroueous. The flames did not reach the Queen's drawing-room, but from the court-yard to the dank passage, the standing walls alone are visible. LONDON-BRIDGE. -- Several "nets below bridge having their cables cut - by the fleeting ice on Tuesday night, were of ' course adrift and in mach contusion. They were carried with the inxpetuo,ity of the morning tide, yesterday, towards the bridge; and a large West - country liarge ran with her bows under the centre arch, and her mast beat for a long time with such violence against the battlements, as to loosen the masonry j fur a considerable distance. This was about roar o'clock ill the 'morning; sod the bargemen, for the . latagioed secerity of s. a. Wheat Fine ditto - - 94 a 91 nye (New) - - - 58 a 63 Barley Malt (New) -- - '72 a 84 White Peas, boilers 143 a 155 & a s. s. Grey Peas -- 7 50 a 56 Beans (Old) - - dti a 76 Tick ditto (New) - 50 1 b 6 Oats Poland ditto - - 43 a 4• Rape Seed £4B a £53 PRICE OF COALS. FRIDAY, JAN. 20.—Rell's Wall's End 118; Townley 635.--. 5 ships at market—l* sold —7 tailed-92 loaded. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Cons. 6 —5 per Cent. Navy IN—lndia Stock 1811 4 per Cent. Cons. Slf 4-3 per Cent. (Lanced Of—Long Annuities 18 1-Ift—Orunium 1* skis.— Exch. Bills 10,11 pas. •„• ma very great importance of the Intelligence that will be foam, ill THE NATIOTIEL REGISTER of this Day, it is pre sumed will be a sufficient 4pology for the omission of the usual Statement of Markets, 10. s I 'fiend and Publeast bit and for I: B. BELL and J. DE CAMP, at.the Office of Le Beau Monde; or, Literary and Favltion asl4 111241114 f. Na U. Gatiscrigreskreet, Strand: sad otoz he bad of all die Newsmen is 'be United Kingdom. mya fine of 5001. to the King. ausallosanseass • ' part of his life as a gardener. Tbis man was a native of liere- - ACCIDENTS AND7OFFENCES. fordshire, but of late years resided at Mitehatu 4 in Surrey. He retained his faculties to the last, and lived during four reigns. .....youpolftwe ' • li'viday se'unight, at aeighington, 111 r. Thomas Hodgson, RMING FIRE AT ST. JAMES'S' PALACE. osged 16; wlso,.thetugh only a cobler, died possessed of property two o'clock this morning, ,as a 'Working woman worth 1001. peiannuin. ly the Royal Palace at St. James's. she discovered Lately, at Tinsley Toll Bac, near Rotherham, at the advanced ;ht in one of the rooms Which turned out to be in • age of MI yews, Atm Addy. She retained her mental faculties In of Mrs. Rice, one rooms, Which rriacesses droll% 14) thg la st , tsed amiable to read itt her Dithia (naafi Km t) wills s lets aloineou'a l iter, 'llatites isocued from ..tbe_sy us* ,Met gleei , e4.. Tf se -4400er- 0! 40 41•<*wkilliemPte Or advaattd &inn was gives. The sentinels mad Wien oa duty ; of 16Q 'yeah: tiogaway part of the (mimes, and Ow eagiaes ed ; hut from the situation of that part of the pa- N ONDO MAILX.ETS. • .. vhich was in the centre, betwixt the dark passage yard, on the eastern side of the building, ii was M:=ll= • . ore the exertious of the fit emen proved beneficial. 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