The National Register. — London, England, 1823-01-12 00:00:00

-,~'. J , ! f t. . 1 • I • IP 1) I 1 p - : .• i ... 4 t • .1 . .... "_"~ 61 'OW , .~: 7.ninen . at ainiarg COUNTY' MEETING. ' • --- • k Os Friday hot fit. Aadrow's Hall wu qua Is lb. pubre from eleven et'obselc. and before twelve was Nearly filled. .111 r. Coke, Mr. %Vodshouaa lb. Rev. George Glover, and sissy other gentleasea atioastoneed to interest themselves in comity again, setraupsaled the High Sheriff. The requisition, calling a meeting, fur the peptise of pod 'Mein both founts of Parliament for the stlopti n of measures reknlstoti to relieve the agricultural Awes, was then read. The Hunt Suzette noosed the business of the day bystatios • the perpou for which L b . meeting bad been called. A letter from tn. Earl of Albemarle wu thee read . , tie which lids Lordship declined attending the meeting, conceiving that it would be worse dean useless, as it was ant proposed to petition • for a reform in Parliament. :dlr. -Alder.' ail lilt RTELL addressed the meeting, sad lea veyy few worsts aerie, described the onisalas &sews, istiodimed Ihe Roulatioss which bad beeti-dreera =lSt the occasion, sod ...Mph lestlanighl. though seonguresp e open ge m end es plielt. The Resolutions swithis read. Wry esese se follow : •• That it appears to this Meeting dim the =sums upon which our national concerns has been hitherto ted e boo at length led to a state of agricultural distress, and tutbesr. table. Thu it rarities no hew = IR lir thimmeh i s b ut row o mired, mulls dm- of agricultpriats to ens= poesiliK =MN la iiThrillat Eite. • . . '' That notwithstanding annteroos emi ai r se eepreetbiedort. have be= =add le the Wilma= from queasy and many , other oilhatian of the lin appeals have .hoss =gel As immiediets am= relier. it amen to dais AmeetiNg thee tie oirodelem bee Mr Awe Irp Mr blejeetE AllMiteept e! &impish: the peplum of misrilty. eseept .b, se proem a *wise et =ado et beers me parades to ' Tiatad uu aid that the apathy veld= has thus beam lloialiped tstraeo chine igmemete of the Moto, or ea Isar sproitiette apply so oilketeet remody, . 6 Tim this esetalap is esseineulMte dee Is NOW eveleed when • -higthstg saanssif e hol ds hinlig e so his somnre, and to Ms King, traVaZallwan balers 7411176**, to ilsolaree nee titot dielembpit mum allay teatime' dimmest 'tout th at a.bileilite as Or arelpimbig . teem be babes mg aallin , met tellomemeelisq leadesig . ss vim gesis go all dee moseeros reeimemilibilA auirh of Me Hem of tioembeass via me m= in belimiegg that .. . tomeities Ibili be z is Mee of dial:am= ham= 'obeli= of all astute. .= i metert andtomrs. .ail efueollires , sad welt e pigi qm (mile mime of obeeseimantelm se logeirod . bythe pelmet cit- - . eloitumees of the tementry. sod flee imperative daisei *tomb% Judas. a bat the total repeal of the ink .and beer tax weld not fail to operate both as • relief Am a heavy burden, and as an encouragement to the.consumplion of buley.—an object of great -Itts ihrtanet to the aipieleturist I and would alto enable the labour , • in; climes/ix pm take Ms erbeieremo beverage at a much cheaper 'saw., *. That petitions, funded on the favegoing resolutions, be Antidrosseel to both Houses of radiants= auly in the next session, ' and that the Earl of Albemarle and Lord Suffield be requested - le pram am to the House or Peers and the County Members lhoodser to the House Of Limmuons , and to support the prayer ' Metilar.Ma" •Illmi atill lleirtim erinded deimmielotioes. He said it would ill . limmemjfillstpleimeallfrimenssie to see their timid' souk ism beggary 'Meet inalechavranl to attempt procuring their relief. Mr. Ooxit expressed satisfaction at the example sow set by ..by the meaty of Norkllt.„ which he hoped 'would be followed 'throughout the kingdom. The resolutions ooadetnned the system • whirl' had so long bees acted upon, in such strong teems, that he 'amid hardly have expected more from the moil determined reseients of Ministers. . WODtlioltSC crime forward amidst the cheers of dm , • !V n. Mr. Cobbett at the same time presented himself.— et oer gentleman obtained a partial lean tg. Ile was sexiness to sanest' in any measure that premised relief to the agricultural classes, provided it were not inconsistent with the pseud interest of the country. He wished for a . reductimi of taxation, but at the MOO time be felt that if this were doer to l'ae extent which Mr. Brougham and Lord Althorp bad proposed, the effect mnstprove fatal to public credit, by destroying that 144 , 4 those great statesmen, Mr. Pitt aid Mr. Fox, bad cue • "tarred tc respect. These were part of the sentiments expressed by Mr. Wode house, amidst frequent interruptions and continued spreet, widen suede it impossible to bear with tolerable disguise= Lim or any of the speakers of the day. When Mr. Wodelinuo had concluded, Mr. Colmar again came forward, and was recelvedterith .shouts of applause, mingled with hisses. Misty minutes without enabling him to utter one word with the chance of being beard. The High Sheriff made qr. oprid a t = peals to die meeting in behalf of Mr. Cobbett, but witboat sees Fees. Str.Coblett stood his ground, and manifested DO intone ton of withdrawing, howeser long the 'smelt might mpalimato Many called or bum to proceed, while Wheel degraded Oat be s ;sold retire. ,„. Mr. 'Wu:num/se came Sewed to entreat silence, but was pot listened to. Mr. Coats eTT spoke ; hot his voice was drowned in the cla mour whin!' prevailed. Ile seemed to indolge in good humour ed expostnlation&: He scented at last indignant at the oppo Nation be experiesoed, but emitimied to press Lis point, and presented to We:High:sheriff a Petition, which he wished to be presented Is thit of the County, instead of Ike Petition con toniolated by thus. who had celled the Meeting. The I I ton Siteillser objected to receive the Petition, as to do so menld, in bit .inlgiuent, be irregular, seeing it was not founded on the Resolut io ns which had been moved. Mr. CounErr pretised the reading of his PelithlM, and con . tended thut the * Resolutions which had been her/Right forward were not fit for this occasion. • l'he tumult still euutinueti. The High Sheriff congested to the rutting of Mr. Coltbett's Petition. It was ac:uarelipgly read by the Under Sheriff. While this was doing, Mr. Cobbett called oat that it would relieve the Farmers of Ensland iturnedisiely. This remark produced a reared of the former varieties of discord, to which he replied with a laugh. The Petition of Mr. Cobbett set forth, in strong terms, the existing distress, and the causes of the distress. It preyed the Legislature to repeal the malt, salt, snap; and other tuxes— to pass a law to suspend all distraints fir riles end tithes for bee year ; and it expeehttly celled for a Reform in the Commons riles* el Parliament • The question wes then pot on this Petition. A considerable tallow of hands appeared In its favour, and but few were raised . against It. Th. majority of the persons is, the Hall did not .vote either for it or agented it. From the stroni opposition which Mr. Cohlsett had experi lowed, this result was not expected ; and it was the opinion of *say of the gentlemen on the hustings that the queation sab- IMMI r. 6 N tM Die Mr. Coosurr said it Petition bed already' been marled by • great majority, 'Wit would therefore be prepo•terotte to psi it again. The Item C. CLOY kg addressed the Meeting, and was oc casionally beard for a few moments. He thought it Mould be a most disgracefel circumstance if die Petition of an had/Ti ded were earned who had never shim his fees smog theta berme, and the labours of the Gootlemen of Norfolk put dews by a side wild. Mr. Voce. was of opinine the (pestles which had bees sub aaitted to the Matting was not understood. He bad highly approved of the origisal resolutimm, aad these he %oda re eummeaded to them. Pdr.COBBETI insisted that his Petition had been fairly car ried; but eousented, from respect to Mr. Coke, to let the questice be put again. The question being put again, was curried as before. Bir T. HEEVOR coiled for the decision of the High Sheriff. , lbe HIGH Sammy declared the Petition of Mr. Cobbett base bees serried. llr.Cosesit desired the pretest to •be the prowl's* day Nit hie kik Ma 41111Mgratulated the eosety oe the glorious &WO limy Ind sehieved. Ifirgetwore Ono mod I. the High Sherif, (if bits Impartial od.ollOolblpti Oftlissiiimists for their exertions is the egiee.albseglidlala meet* broke 9. BIRTIIIB. The lady of C. R. kforgan, chg. of Upper Bedford place, efl Son. Is Ideating Wed, Boman • ware, lie lad, or M.C. Berkeley, *sq. of a dinkier. At tlibridge, Mrs. Benham, of a lea At ahaiarock lodge, sea Bolus, toe lady of Wm Boyd, Jen. No. ofaw. me lady of R. I. Crackly, en]. of Dittos cannoson, ferny, of a son and heir. The Moo. Mrs. Thaws Rtaklea, of a dleallter. Wm Cole, of Illslabory terrace, of a see. MARRIED. Al it. Mark 1 4 1 0 Was lise Kew. J. A. Coombs, of Maolater. to 1111 of eel. of Iliabbery place. As .4. daarrpa4. 'Spasm square, J. Ward, esq. of aide eolfooo. Comboldso.wol oosoul foo of J. Ward. sq. of Marlborough, to Anq. 'Mot daosbior of Mosel Morricoos, WU.. of Brook Arent, tis."4" Mlßrari= e. , C. W. Phillips, seq. of %Roo, Surrey, to Sarah, slop olds* doopoor of she tato W. A. Jamison, esq. or Nan Impost. At canisii.46• Rev. S. It. Ilartley, M.A., of Ilapluis bridge, is Nortennabiwinsd, Mt Mary, daughter of the late Wm. Gilpin, amp of Whintlestireis. At M. Chemist Danes Mr. M. Dallelt , of horitheitle plats Wands. worth road. Us Moo idtaithisth Gibbs, of M.lLatliarios's Cloister., nom oho Tower. WEDNESDAY NEXT, JANUARY 15. For ',Ugh Day tin Wheel is EXTREMELY Waite .....0f.......tt0N0u I I £2,000 R«............. 10,000 4 •••••••••••• 1,000 Awl 34 Other Capitals! All meet than lie Drawn, with every other Prise. J & J. SIVERIGHT haring on Sale a few W • indrawn Tickets and Shares for the above Rich Wheel, recommend to their Friends and the Public an early purebas • for fear of Disappointment. They hope to have the pleasure of distributing to them a eensiderable portion cf the above Prism having already Sold in this Lottery No. %Alt, Za,ono, and many other Capitals. And in theu Last Contract all the Prises of 3.20.000 ! at their OM Offices. 37, Cornhill ; it. Holborn; 38, Ilaymarkot ; and by their Agents. 9'HE LONDON WINE COMPANY, 141, IPLEET-BTRE4T, conducted or an extensive seal* hitherto unknown in this country. and established for the sal* al:senior Wines of superior finalities, give a general invita tion to the Public to inspect their Cellars, in which will be found coeressedly the Girjait, and they treat the peal Stock of Wines in the worhl. It is net their intention to enter into competition as to Prides with some advertising horses, who are at this moment addressing the Public, and tempting customers to purchase on low terms, than which nothing can he more de ceptive, because the facility with which Wines ere not only reduced in qualitp, but mired with inferior as well as Cope Wines, is too notorious, and must convince the moat unwary, that povelieses of this description will invariably prove dear at almost any price, especially when sold in bottles of the smallest wise. The Lyndon Wine Comps/1y repeat their assurance that Cep Wines will never, under soy eirce matinees, be admitted into their Cellars, sad feel eonhdent, from the naignitade and res ',ratability of the petronsgealreudy ezperieuced, that they have only to pursue the line of conduct they have hitherto done, to Cusure uuiversal satiafsction. Geotlemen, therefore favouring the London Wine Company with their commands, may depend upon being moat honourably treated, and should not the %Viotti, &o. give the highest satisfaction, the money wiU be carefully returati. ALL ORDERS SENT FREE OF CARRIAGE. The present being .the season for laying down Ports, this Establishment it bottling upwards of 500 Pi7es, at 40a. 42.. 41s. sod 46., per Dozen, the qualities of which will bear the 'Wine Company out against ill competition. Very fine Crusted Ports 54s to 72t. Fine old Sherry 40s. TetterilTra 425. 'to Sits, &c. &c. Every des cription of Spirits, of the finest flavors, and on equally favour able terms, fur ready money only. CHILD BED. Linen Millinery, Dress, Stay, and Cloak M;are house, No. 310, City-road, Near Fitiabary itquare..—hlra. INIRAhI moat respectfully intones her Friends and the Public in general, that she has laid in a well-seleeted„, fashionable, and large assortment of Child-bed Lioeu of every kind, Millinery of every descript.on, such as lane, dress, mourn- Mg, night and uU other kind of cups, turbans, limnikerchiefu, frills, ittu very cheep, N Pelisses, sad Clinks of all sorts, made is the first style of (*Akio and dispatch, at very moderate chargroi—Larlies are r.upectfully invited to inspect the above ooliectina.—Observe a DA Si the window, and it in neat door to Ike auntie House, Cabinet, and Chair Aliumfactory. r .;' - ..111.1.1 CORN EXCHANGE. Moxper, Jax. 4. The salmis of pa t io th is seek are moderate mod but Buie Willem Was done la the made* this day. Wheat was very dal is mid, arid torely atippeted air qaotetieesaf Wrigley k.. Barley was aim bed is ode, mod easy be gamed Is, per quarter ueoer em last prim The eine may be mid of Ogee, which rreie The Merkel. ems thewhole, whole P ! "1". h t ia i vrth it t hat tali day elan h bas bele tat mule Mee, mid should say considerable arrivals take pime. graft MN ea EXCHANGB. Weexeseoi, Jox:11. Our meelo, this day ia i ß iL bese of all kis& of pain. sod buyers are ranter mete Whoa is without soy alma. doe, sod still coseemes sod Baby is aim at *Fries of guy big qapftmisay whit very lisle deity 004 of tobieb Wry few am le the it. SW it 1111 shams of le. pot Immo kern Menders pekes. sod mombeefjpsed polity waft ell nially at that impIIMININIK. Dace sad Tess me eke soma ete r . at similar rim of Is. per Toros hoe NM onelift eli bet all doe Purdah* nomads by }hoe whew Rommitif at boy for their necessary wants. Upos die whole, the ft* RI the market has spewed to meg Oats. imise, aid Pa" lest op. above the quotation of Mondaes tairket. CORN RYCHANGE. FILIDAY, JAN. W. There are us Nob arrivals in the market, with the exception of some hod not of grain nos guru*. which, though larger then surd, bent INK a owaistate sapply t _ Vary little is doing la What. *be lhost 'maim is die mama may be quoted at Rs. but very few pdeceb Faye bees &peed 8C Barley is sought after this morning, at as Mows et la. pla rams from Wed— nadir' quotations. at whisk dee the Stew quality went off well Scarce any thiagla (Wm in Oats. and we may quote this -n without any varieden tai Wednesday% statement. Peas mid Beans are also unaltered finis our quotations of that day. CUllitlitt 1 PRICES OW GRA rat Wilwhester Meaarre i 1 attaratr• 4. s. Old Wheat •e • • 28 a 44 New Red Wheat 40 a 46 New While do 1 44 a 60 Rye 2O a 23 Barley .... 1 Pale Mnlt Eced Osis !Stew 01Puland IN* 23 a 34 Now 'llea fiestas . 26 a .I Old 4,04, New l'i mum dm() 28 a 60 Collin! Pease (key I'ei.4e It 1 In'red Per last 224 a 244 FOREIGN. i Aserita Danlaie.... Iliga old Willmar Notwia • ad Viso& * • • light wsu■a.o. O. S. 26 a 44 40 a 46 44 ■ VI 20 ■ 21 116 a 34 33 a 63 FRIDAV. • .. V 8 a 49 40 a 46 ♦4 n 32 20 a 28 a StS • a 02 19 a 22 22 a Vi 25 a 29 20 a 49 28 a JO 50 a 29 28 a. 31 •'9N. IV a St SS a 25 Si a 99 16 a 30 28 a 31 36 • 40 28 a 32 • 231. a 24/. ,-- a -- Itti a 44 IC a SS a aim 18 a' 44 MI a 31 t 5 a 18 18 a 26 Sit a 26 itt a 21 29 a 25 25 a 28 84 a 86 26 a 28 -- SS "; 14 26' I $1 loud ditto Rye Bat le) .... Feed Ouls Brew orPoland do. ri . .,eou Beam. .. 0011i11% Pease .. Gary Yeats Liirirrd per. qr. 23 a 28 18 u 20 111 a 26 18 a VI 29 . a 25 .Y 5 a 26 34 a 36 26 a 1M 32 a 38 26 a IS 16 a 10 a VO IV a 21 91 a 25 a 18 84 a $6 26 a 20 22 a 211 39 ■ I 6 A VESACL PRICE OF CORN, Per Quarter, ut tlseTwel Maritime Diet; ietz of ENGLAND mid WALES. fur tl e Week 'tiding Jan. AM, eitrreted from Sawa tie Gazette. lid Barley... 281 7d I Beans .....26% 54 I Rye .... 24c 9J Oats.... 144 btl Pena vg" lOd DROWN OK MUSCOVADO sUGA R. Average Price from she Returns mode in the Week end.ng Weduesday last. 295. lid. per cwt. exclusive of duty. PRICE OF FLOUR, Per Sack of Five But.hels, or 28011.5. Moutlay. s. s. 114uuday. s. is Fine Engluth Fluur 36 •40 Norfolk &Stockton 34 ■ 36 Src•uu• ditto .... SO a 66 West Country 36 •4U MEW, 1:10. to 7 . the Quartet's Loaf'. PRICE OF H Pockets. £ a. I. Farnham-- 6 0 a 8 0 . Kent hussez 2 0 • 1 18 Ewa 2 1 a 4 0 Yearlings )PS, per Cwt. Bags. £s. ts. Kent Sussex Yearlings Old ditto PRICE OF TAL PRIV. UP FAT, per moue of blips. s. d. Whiterhapel Market 2 4 81. James's Market , 2 4 Clare Market 0 0 4 8 .OW, SOAP, at. d. Tewto Ti iIOw Ro.e.io do. Cowlle 4l 0 W Stile do 0 0 Melted Stuff 110041 i du 0 2O 0 Giart s 7 0 Good llt:.g. Cold Soap ... N U Monied 96 Yellow do. Avenge .... II 4 SAIITII FIELD MARKET. FamAY. Jam. 10.—Our supply oftCartle this day was mode— rate. but Beef was dull in sale, at a reduction of 4d. per stone from Monday'. priee.. Mutton, however, went off well. at an advance of SA. per stone, the number of Sheep at uutrket being small. Veal also chee red ready sale at a rue of 4.1. per atone, but Pork lira undergone no alteration In price from the statement of last market day. The following is a correct statement of the prices and numbers at market:— —.----- PRICE ui MEAT, exclusive of the 011al, which consists of Heat!, Lotraili,aud Hide, aoil is wuith about IJ. pi r puund.—Per 'tune of Sibs. mon pa Y. FNMA l',, I Beef Is Od to 3. 34 Reel 2 10.1 iii rt. 44 Itittais Xs 104 to Ns dd Shawn 2. IA to 3. h , Learns Os 0.1 to Os 03 Limn Os 0.1 'to O. 04 Veal ds Ail to 54 01 1 Veal di 0I ti, ot 4.1 Pork 3s 0,1 to 41 Oil P.ak 3s VJ to 46 4d Heniltil Cattleat sus/krt. I lead oh Intik at kia,t.ei. Beasts Sheep Pigs Csive• 130 I (Seises LONDON: Printed a•d Published by the Proprietor, JOHN TW/C(i, at the Opie, 76,1.1 , 4 -Street, agora all Ldt•rs t• the E.iitGr, (rest paid) •test be addressed. _ DIBD. On Thenntay NM, Mr. Tliekira. attorney r of ouga opera, many years vestry clerk of Bt. Deaden 's perish. lu hielsoe's ferrite', isliagtoa, Mr. 6. H. Halewood, jniwatrod IS. At litsroptato, Mrs. liiinatreth Strettell, relict of the late liAlward Strettell, "44. Advocate Oenerel, At atoekwell, Mr Edward try, solititOr, sod moot fbe attemdes of the 14 1 a.halsea and Palace Claris. Ua suroley tart. at 'Mayen', in Wiltshire, the Lady Catherine Ty Inc, Lorty, relict of the late Mr 1. T. Loa', ham. and neat to the present Berl of Ply month. In itryanstose street, Poetises square, Teresa, the wife of Robert Selby, es 4. end sister to the Len blatewshary, Ia the year of her age. , - • i .- ."