The National Register. — London, England, 1818-12-07 00:00:00

!Z CA LIOJNI•ErS CHILI). • e" , • N. • IC rciinett is tak:'n, andthe ABCs tiisll and m the safe enstody of his relative, Nlr. Horsley. On Monday murning Messrs. Reid, Irvine, and Co. of Broad Street 'Buildings, received the übuve pleasing intelligence from St. gelinintu:her, Vice Consul at Bremen, and without Itsing a moment, conveyed the intelligence to the aiiiicted parent at Canonbury Lane. —lt appears that I.!r. Hotsley had such correct intiwmation the vil lain's mute, that he strived at Bremen twenty four ionirs after Bennett, who was on the point of embarking Ott board a vessel named the Polkas, bound to Baltimore. Pc was Liken on the 211 ult. at Mika. about seven Ocrrian miles 'from Bremen.—We have the satisfaction to announce, that Mrs. Horsley reeeived,.by the litm. burgh mail of Thursday, letters from Mr. Horsley of the Csth nit in full confirmation of the above intelli .;•.!nee. The clothes of the child were changed ; hut it v„is in perfect health, and was safely lodged in the house of the British Consul, until tine authority eJuld be received from the Government of the country where Braka is situated, for delivering him to his fa rther. The perpetrator of this atrocious act could not .be surrendered tir the purpose of removal, to take his itqial in this country, until an application was received from mr Government. Lady.Obliginglv called on Mrs. Horsley with ano. •ther letter received from her &other at Bremen, dated the t.l4th ult., containing much interesting information on the se!)ject of the recovered Ot this letter the tailowing is a copy : " Bremen, Nov. 24, three o'clock p.m.—Mr. Hors lee, of London, whose son svis stolen from him about three weeks past,. seat last Sumlily, from Leer, an 'salves , on to this idace to my friend, Mr. Coleman, the British Coasul at Bremen, stating that he was then in pursuit Of Charles Itennett, the person who carried the child off; and presumed, by the time, or before the express reached Mrs. Colemaw, that the said Bennett would be in Bremen, requesting bins to use every exertion to apprehended the villain.—Mr. 'Coleman received the letter at live o'clock yesterday slumming, and as soon as it was day light set about the business. He discovered that a person answering the description givoo of him by Mr. Horsley, in his letter, had come trona Leer, I think, last Thursday, and went to the London Hotel with the child. After staving there shout an hour, he went down the river, to a place called Vegesack, left the child there, and returned to Bremen, to engage a passage in the American ship Pallas, bound to Baltimore, far which he was to pay 210 Spanish eiollars, for self and child. He quitted this on Friday, ex shout three o'clock, went- down to Vegesack, mid on Sumas) , proceeded still tlrther down the river to Brooke, there to await the captain of the ship, to pro ofed to sea with the lint wind; which would have been Oaf ease this afternoon, or to-morrow morning. • ' Mr. Cole:nan having learnt the foregoing, would rot trust a messenger with an order to apprehend the •tinfeeling thief ; but set off himself, at 11 o'clock yes terday tier Brake. He Lad asked me to.dine with him as yosteriluy, some days ago, and accordingly I went yesterday. Mrs. Coleman immediatdly informed me that he was under the necessity of going to Braka, fir •the foregoing :reasons. I however dined there, and staved till late in the evening ; when, at half past ten o'clock, we were informed by :he servant that two strangers wished to speak with the Consul: we imme diately concluded ties: it was Mr. Horsley, who iu his later observed he should follow the express as soon as possible In filet it was so. We immediately informed him how far Mr. Coleman had proveeded, and that there was every likelihood-of' the child being recovered. 4 went over with him to his hotel, advised him to re main there, and wrote a letter to Mr. Coleman, en closing the Bow Street warrant, and by an express sent it oft to Braka. "'This morning at thy-light, an express tame up 'two Mr. Coleman, stating. 1w had rceoverol the child, and secured llennett ; requiting at the some time, if -Mr. I.lorsh:y wits in Bremen, that he sin conic down to him to Brala, to prove lwfure the Alugiwt;ate there that he ix the father of the child ! Mr. Coleman's brother in law (Mr, Berners, from Frankfort) and my :4-d, then went to the London Hotel, am; informed Mr. 1 forsley how to proceed—hail a eturMgc procured tier, Lint -w rr t off at ten o'clock—and presoinc that by this jinn: be has the child in his arms. Ile Will prr►ba►- • hiy nut return lo re till to-num.:fly afternoon, as some judicial proceedings must be ftiltilled tin• the securing of • Reonett, and obtaining the child. Ilefirre Mr. I fort:ley left town this morning, I ad% i.:‘.11 him of the moil fi•ui A , . Cuzhaven leaving this at live u'elook for England ;. he immediately wrote a few lints. and Kaye them to Mr. • &niers, whu has sent thin' to the yost office. •• You will my sister, on retript of this, call on Mrs. and assure her of the safety of NI r. 1 for,icy nail a Lill. ,It wll be doing an act of humanity, which slmuld oarrelres wish done to US 111 u similar shun • dun." A new ecracilv kin &claw:cal at Covent-garde:l 'rhea ire, in wlik:u Fatteu will uLrlimn a principal charuct‘r. THE NArIONAL REGISTER. postscript. MOID.I TWELVE O'CLOCK. A Flanders mail arrived list night : we have ex tracted the must in teivst pasaages: " AIX-LA-CHAPELLI:, DEC. j.—M. De Berstett, the Minister of Baden, ha: insisted on obtaining, during the Congress, u dofinitive derision on the late of the countries belonging to 13a,len. in order to put an end to the tate of uncertainty which has so long subsisted. This nth& has led to many private conferences of the Ministers, the result of which, us we learn from good authority, is the fidlotying arrangement : "Article I.—The integrity of the Grand Duchy of Baden, as it is at present composed, is guarranteed, preserving to the Counts of Hochberg the succession to the Government. " Royal Ilighne,:‘ the Grand Duke of Baden pays to his Majesty the King of Bavaria the sum of tat) millions, for the debt of the l'aLunette of the Rhine. " S.—lt is engaged to dispose his Royal Highness the Grmd Duke of Baden, to cede the bailiwick of Steintiehl to the Crown of Bavaria : in return, the House of Austria engages to cede Gerodsigg with 6,000 souls. " 4.—Baden consents that a military road shall be established, to form a communication between the imeient and new possessions of the Crown of Bavaria." TN!: KING'S HEVTII.-011 SalVlllay, at twelve o'clock, the Council, who have the care of the King, assembled at the Ulmer Lodge, when they received the monthly report of tit:: state of the King, from the five Physicians appointed to attend His Majesty, who, being sworn Mime the Council to the truth of their report, the %; embers of the Council proceeded to the Castle to visit the King, after which they broke up, and left Windsor, except the Bishop of London, who remained to have the care of the King during the en suing week. The following" Bulletin was issued for the informa tion of the publie Windsor Castle, Det. s. 6 . His Mstleity's trancrtality has been undisturbed throlighoat the last month, and taiesty's health has born good ; but his dis order continues in the same state." • We cannot conceive any thing more affecting, more distressing, than this deseription of the tranTiillity of the King during a visitation of domestic calatnity which would have touched him so nearly, had he possessed his reason. We firgot to mention, that thick straw had .been laid down in the inner court of Winsor Castle, to prevent the sound of the funeral carriages reaching his ears : but the precaution was unnecessary ; fir his mind being absent, the ear alone could have no power of recngnition. An evening paper says, that when Mr. Horsley was intro:tit e(l, with other gontlemen, into the mom in which his child was, the little fellow no sooner set eves on him, than, bursting into a kind of hysterical laugh, and running into his arms, be at last got his tongue to articulate—calling out, " 0 l'a ! my own dear l'a !" . . AR AV CONTI! ACTS. COMM ISS.I RI AT Dli P.4R T3f n.yr. TrertAliry Chambers, WA Sin. mt. NOTICE is herehy given to (pit l'ersons desinota of Contructirtz to supply the jidlowing etetidei, Jim the Ilse 0 . 1 the Army, via:— BREAD. To his Majesty's land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Bar racks. in the lindennentionNl Conutiesi Monmouth, North and South Wales, (in the several Counties of ) • BEEF AND MUTTON to h ..141dertyr's Lund Foreca is eastosfirest.t, Querfrrs. anti Rar raAs, tho under-nsentimerd emistirl wit! Bake (including the Town of Ilungertbrd), Berwick, Bucks. Camlstitt , •e (including the Town of Newmarket), Chester, (or - wall (including Scilly), Devon, Kent !including Tilbury Fort, Lei cc Ayr, Line(); a. Monmouth. Nortolk. Northnnimon. Stattiml, Sus ,es, Warrick, Woncester. North and South IValcs, (in the several Counties of) Isle of OATS, To his :Majesty's Cavalry in Cantnnuents and Quarters, in theunder. mentioned Counties : Bucks, Monmouth, Ft.trotd. FOR ton. vi.. • nAT,,III and STRAW. to his Mairrie4l7avallry in RArracks. and (taw in Cv.ntan•iients and Quarters, in the untlermentigneti Comas. • York. That the d liv , •ties are to exasseare on and frr the tawnly 7 ,llll. Ault, of January nezt ; that proposals to voted up, stud taorkill •• Tend.•;• fir :trot!, .Cupp/1..." loin he I v :r i ve d o t thi s 0 4 1.•:-e. en or thlior TharAthq the .24th dog lour. 7.1:1 he reerL•rd after twelve o'clock. on that dug/, alma, Y . A di by post, Mr pfmtagr 5111.11 de push!. • Proposals vomit I:sa. , e separate:a 1;n- h enentp, (:.ilh the ',re l ation of the in.-e.^rat Co:: iles (1 North mil South iYaks, the a••';s1Sol' tome br in:•lwd,ylia owe Te.wkr.) • laleh proposal must have the letter which is annexed b the terr ain. penpeel fillrd 'q.t.?, hill pr., on, ( if A new) , rip 4 . ,/ sto born,l with the IN; ly 'lag la the amount statra la the printed pttnenlors..tin . Me duel: yhonan7e of the eoutraa ; and stn pro / usual 1.;1 be noticed ont•sg on a prhtled hankr„ and the i:rires erpreted in wards wt trag•l's ; and olsonld It so lis,ppc.t Mal darin, the ronthinisre of the contr , tel, no troo,•s 'Mon'd lv snppli:.l ander lion Cont,n r i. th e expoi.v at• fl.e „tamp, fur fir ..oalra..t and &mil, paid in Vic ,I4rst i.estanee lig the eon trar.'or, will he ryhnded lei hint. _ l'arlirrtfarx thr rantrids may he hrd N; Pear elppliration a: lArx • Chang.. - rs, brl wee!, Ihr. !..mrs gmj . fi; r. f!l' thr and .4... 1 'lv G. 'Ct.:4a etac Clahz bars betrian Nic hu.trs op:relvc, air.! t.:.. TEC. Thursday morning., about I I o'clocl.:, Gen. Tar:or. eller despatching Mr. Mates, the first of the daily Ki z t g ., mesceugers, to town with letters, left the [.'leper Windwor, and proceeded to the Castle. to meet soutc traciesnam and other persons entp:oyed in the raluatiot of the lute Queen's private property, which must take place previous to the will being proved. We under. stand Lord Arden and General Taylor are trio of executors. Mr. West, the President of the Royal Academy, haq presented the parish of St. Marylehone with a tint picture of " The Holy Family," which is to be placed up, as an altar-piece, in the new church. Lord Hill, it is said, will have the command art the iiirces in Ireland. Other reports mention Genera: Paget. The Navy 5 per Cents shut on Thursday, and the 3 per Cent Cinisids on Friday, preparatory to the payweuL of the half•ye.arly dividends. 111 RTHS% At linewls farm. Sussex, the lady of Major General Matson, Or a AbATroniby flare, Edinbu•;h, the lady of Lieut. Gen. ti,,. Von. Sir C. Colvin:, G.C.11. of a son and heir.—At.Gognrafog II ill:.. Can: bridge, Lady F. (hlrortie. of a .till born chi•!d.—Jlrs. I'.n•itl, of Aylesbury, BueL, of a dm'. MARRIED. The lion. P. B. De Blaquene, to Eliza, second dau. of W. Roper, Esq. of Iladifarnham Castle, and grand-dan. of the late Hon. ac.l Bev. IL U. Roper.—The Rev. .1. Shut(crass, formerly of Trinity Culiege, Cambri.lge, to Mrs. Harrington, Lte of Benson, Ozford Gompertz, Esq. cf Cleveland Row, St. .11:.tin..es to Plo r.mee, dau. of the late C. Y. Watti,r, Esq. of Abbe: ill?, in France. W. Perry, of TentenEn.street. Hanover-square, to Elizabeth, dart. of the late W. Paull, Esq. of Bole Hall.—C. T. Edwards, E:;q. of Aldgate, to Miss Key, dan. of S. Key, of Cheshunt.—The Rev. 11. Rua:don, Rector of Panghnurne, finks, to Miss Osborne, dau. of Thomas Osborne. Esq. of Gt. Ctiniberland.strect. 1)1 KO. Tice Rev. J. Watson. Chrip!..iin to the Earl of Liverpool, Rector of Faulkbourn, Essex, and Chaplain of Minden college,-Kent.—Mrs. Frances llanbuty, youngest dau. of the late C.llanbury, Esq. of I'ont Poole, Motimeutbshire.—At Shurington, Viconntess Killinowy s wife of Lord %;se“upt Killmorey, and eldest sister of Lord Conibor mere.At Brighton, Mrs. W. %rill, Upper Tooling, aged Ms.—At Hadley, Middlesex, C. Bourchier, Esq. aged 79.—At Walworth, Sarah, wife of 'Mr. R. Todmon, and only child of J. Bradshaw, Est; of Kingston—upon.l'hmins.—At Chclumham, T.. Esteourt. E:q. of Esteourt, Gloireestershire.—At Brighton, Mrs. Portia, widow of the late .1. Portis, Esq. limberly of Mitcham, aged M 2 years. —At bridge Wells, Kent, Dr. '.Mayo, M. D. LONDON ,11.1liKETS. COit N.EXCHA !ME. EIUDAY, DEC. L. We have Rad but few fresh arrivals of Erighili Wheat finer Mon day, but the l'Oreilm supply has been tolerably htrpc, and the trade is ut consequence dull, tough fine parcels fully maintain dm* pric.. 'fitere was a :..00d !•tipply of /tally from Sutiblk this morning, anti the arrival hot - . of English and Foreign has been considerable ; Malt , ing Harley. however, en e ct 4 a bri s k s a le.—Th e O a t trail: dull.• 111 oiher articles we have no alteration. MONDAY,. nos:c. 7. There was a large supply of Wheat this morning from Essex and Kent, and having but few buyers, the sides were dull, at a deel;ne about 2s. per. qr.—The arrivals of English and Foreign Harley id, - Mg considerable, erly the tine samples could be disposed dir Monday's prices—the inferior sorts were Omits r.-11e,ms, Pease,+::l Oats, a dull sale, with little variation in their ptices.—ln llapseeu and Linseed as per lust protation. 1. S. S. S. a. . 4. Wheat act 4 7:1 Whiltel a C4;e7i. a 78 Poland Oats 3:6 a*.to Pine nitto. 74 t so Grey Pulse 66 a 70 Potatoe ditto 36 a 48 Rye 4B a 56 1 BLIIIIS 64 a6B Fine Floor 65 a:o FL: Barley 54 a 72 Ticks 64 a 68 Second ditto CO a 1.5 Malt 7s a 90 i Oats . 36 457 Rape Seed ill.— ml. Pit ICE OP RUEAD. The highest price of tam bed %Vlitaten Bread throughout the me• troroli., is .trited by the 'takers to be 124 d. the. Quarter:. E.v.if. Smile Bakers sell the Quartern Loaf from Id. to Yd. lower. • AVERACE PRICES OF CORN PER QCARTER, IN ENGLAND AND WALES roil THE W2* rNnersis Nov.?.S Wheat- I I Rye Barley OaOatDeans I I'r s. tv.: 5 6t I si; 56 4 :•5 73 PH ICE OF MEAT,' MaxpAY, .1)10i ;..• IMITHFIEI.I). 1 . 41:W6A,i13 /pi F. d. sd. of ratite al earcase 's. d. s. d. S$ a 3 0 Srltitqlfehl. • Aref......g 4* 4 • Mt on oaf; 4 IlleatNi,NNOiNt...... 3170 Mutton 40 a 4 Veal 4A 6 o Sheep f7600 Veal 44 a 6 0 0 a 6 0 t'alviis Pork _...4 I a 3 N Lt ub onaoo I vi % • AND i'lltAW I.oAlk d. S. 1. tf. Aver..C. & d. ( flay 3 10 oea n•4l. S L 5 0 SMITHFIELD - Clover 0 0r 8 8 (/ 4 6 ('craw t 18 o a tip b •g 5 o 1-I.y f; In •:0 a 0..00•,0. ?.111 0 fLiti 7 0 CI a 8 11 7 19 II Ytraw 2 17 •a 3 6 0- 3 I 6 11AY Sr JAMT:S.4 itch- 1 0 044 A ,7 t t; WIIITECHAPEL (*lover 9 to. •9 19 • '9 0 0 Ptsf: , :w lO '• • V&4 0 'PM . ?,43 9 .. . . , ;1. Vi.:IIMAI: l'ltieN M . ' SOGAII, •• i ' Computed from .. 1 93 lictuins Dade in the week ending Dee:'4. i. , .'9 . - ltd. p.r (*.At. excla , ive of the i)ozyk,oi 4.4610.0 ‘. I . t oi or p , a,. a ~e hereon on lr-r t rortazio3 tlr:reof into Or.!..tt ttrit...i.)—(Sitard 'j g Gai..te let'. ) . ,5 r-- Bari!: Sto7t .a . ...Ir 3 re rent. Itqlurrd.., yl t• ;72 3 F ('ent. COnOls 4 0 4 per ('i.1.1. .... ..... 3 prr Cent. 4 ? .... •• •• India 81.4:ck Ditto liands ref Ceti I tip bi Pr Fxt•oc.rwr 11iUr, .2,1. )14x D.y II) rpr Consols, for lasitgAosttitio. Lon ouN by by R. W tketsj ". it Lt. r-s r, bet wme t. !Inn Ann's Church anti Et t• 1...ne, sad forurrtle I into the rnointre by all Newsmen Littis ci the litmus free of Pien...g. f'itiC4 IN ti':•