The National Register. — London, England, 1817-03-10 00:00:00

'I 10. it Cold,' not apply to the parishes in question, wh,ch were nor a:ton-011ml. • The persons obtaining from them were neatly altettttsgediullte stone trade. Mr. ('coss et a,cerd with the Noble Lord in reproliating tilt pernieioni practice which existed in many count es of tni sing the wages of labour with Pones' Kates; but there were many pat is of i ite coinitry where the increase of the Pours' R a t, .. as not to lie ac;•ounted for in this way. Lord Cot.scaexF. said, what hod fallen front the preceding area kern sh. vied the necessity for the course a hich he should recommend with regard to funded property, is the motion of wide!) he bait this night given notice. A MEHima, who spoke on the Ministerial side of the House, stated, that nut of seven millions raised fur the maintenance of the poor, the sum paid by overseers, for transporting pau pers from poi ah to pollSll, Was no less than .f. 00,0001. (Hear. tSir C Hornet. said, he flit it his duty to protest against the doctrine held tint by the Noble Lord (Lord Cochrane); he was convinced, that when the firndliolder Was trenched upon, and thr•oigh limi Ii moor and puhiie faith were violated, the presolit distress *unlit be increased Mr. Locations- said, it was not often lie agreed with the Noble Lord below (Lord Cochrane), but lie must say be con curred with him ill thinking, that if that system was not put au end to, by %Inch one species of property was ex. inpteil (rein all revs and taxes to which others were subject, and that too to an amount equal to all the rents of the kingdom, it must render all trade and i idustry wholly unproductive, and thhs cut up the roots on which it depended. Sir C. Monier said, he allowed ilia in many instances in )lanchester the weavers got no mare than 7s. for a piece of cloth for which they formerly got Ws. and that the rest or %situ was necessary for their subsistence, was made up from the Pours' R it. s. The average rate of wages was, he thought, av low as 7s. ff L a wetk. Mr. BROUGHAM said, though it was with hesitation that be Jiff -.ed from so respectable an anthnrits l as that of his Hon. Friend (Sir 0. :Moseley), he was afraid that he had Ruder-rated th.! distresses in the mannfocturing districts—for from the inqiiiri , s which he (Mr. 13.) had teit it his panda duty to make on this subject, ha WHY fully presnaded, how siert grievous the tact was, that the average rate of wages was not more thou 3'. or 4s. a week. This subject was a most interesting one, and the more it was implied IMO —O5 It was his inarntion oil Tuesday to call the House to do—it would be found that distre , s existed, to which the House had scarcely a conception—and that even tbo.c Monism' eon• Isected with the manufacturing part of the comity, were not aware of the wholly unexampled pressure upon those districts. 'rile first Petition way brialght up and read. Mr. CA 11.CKA FT vltplolard that hue had never intended to mgr. , ' any infracti o n of public faith. Ike petition from Swailage was also read. P4R1.1-151 ENT.% RY REFORM. Lord Fouts - rose said hr had a petition to present on this subject from tiorshain, in Sussex. .1 his petition was strongly abjected to on account of its irregularity, test tat names Liv ing 11..01 Wlllll.ll by the same person. It was, however re ceived, and ordered to lie on the table. IMPUISONMENT. Mr. Bratirrr moved fora return of persons confined in the House of Corit co ,n, tinder the 39th and 4tfilt of the King. He clomp mined of the circnnivtanee of the two Ltr.iiis's being confined apart and among common Lord CAsTLI:REMiII CiAletl tke Hub. Ateibber had not taken the House by viirprive, and that he would withdraw Inv mot' , and give notice. This suggt vtiou was agreed to by Bennett. _ NI) other nusi..t ss of importance was done, and the House atijourned. WILL OF THE LATE EARL STANHOPE. This is, &c. of me Charles Earl Stanhope. which I make this 22d day. .of. November, Lit*, Is indilliet direct my eseentois hereinafter named to pay all my just debts and funeral expenses, olid I flesh e that sal , tieoctat May be conducted without the least ostentation, as if I welt to die a very poor man. Whereas, sonic years ago, my wife Louisa did, with 'lily conseir, engage Mrs. Wallourga Lackner to give up giviag Icssous ill mode, mid to agree not M. play at c .errs fur money; aad whereas that a great sacri ere on the milt the said Mrs. Lackner, I give her the sum of 5,00 H. lit la nfii. money of Great Kilt 4111, and also all my music books, orginis, and i titer inusirat instriiinelits st hates.- r. lalso gave to my most excellent and fluty venerable mother. 1,0001.—T0 Mr. Samuel Varley, sef Chevciiing, Kent, 1,0001 and all iny tools, machines, machinery, and instruments, Ma thematical and astronomical, cliyinical and mccliaitiral, sac s and exce t o such only as are betreadied to Mr. Robert Wal ker. Itta iu ease the bald Arley should nut sit • we, I iise the said before mentioned I,ooot. and said toasts a nd machinery, to Miss L Varley, cldrsi daughter of the said Samuel but In ease both shoold not survive, then the said 1,0301. tools and machinery, to go to Jane %%dry, second daughter IA the said Samuel Varley,.—To Mr. George Dye', B.A. 1:0111.--7•o Mr. David Stone, siii 1;1.011 l.t . Kent, 11111 To friend Lord iinhand, W pieuire, painted oy Mr. Opie. 'lCi my friend Lord Grainier, my picunr reps.. stinting a pic ture uallery ; me picture of br.'lluuehi t,af Gs neva, -.ltinted by Liotaill; arid my picture of Madame of Genes a, painted oy gist. to Mr. Dino Franklin Walker, of Wes minster, son of that valuable man Walker, the Lecturer on Philiimphy, my picture of Dr. Itenjainio Frools lin.-- I give to Dr. 'tattoo, F.R.S. my original picture of thi great Sir Isaac Neaten.— I gine to the Si art liar of the S I. , riely of Arts, Manufactures, and Com nerve, iu 11 t•St:Hille• It I the picture of my must worthy and must excellent fauns painted by Li, tartl.—To my stets:urn. fide/I.—To Robert Walker of Vine.street, Piecadilly, , my priming press maker, 2001., and likewise ad tools and instillment.. belonging to me hieh till id at the time of my death ix to has pusses-Mo.-1 Mi. A. Molloy, Syllidlia . S.llllll. Cliaucery-lane, loot. —To W. tiiiliei, my limier butler, to W. Morsiiiii, my footman, to Peas, icy 1.41111111er, Us Matthews my plasterer, to his son George, and to Martin Tye, my lame burlier. or to such of the before iiiriiiioned six persons as slwalil lie employed by ine at tht• time if Illy deeease, 501. cat h.- -1 likea ise give atul devise into the said Lord Gotland, Lord tisantler, George Dyer, Ilse Rev. Christopher tit y ill, of Iledult , in Yorkshire,. the Rev. John Roanisto.., of Italstead, Kl'llt, Joseph Jeky It. Esq. :M.P. of pring•garth ii,, the R G e orge Hedti.td•row, the Rev. James North, of Saffron Waldrii, Essr s, tut Its . Mold Stoim, and 1)r. E. Godwin, M.I). of Ashler, A..... es, 41111 to their hens, all my inesssiages, iamb, reditioneuts, and real 'state, 1411Lell I 'lion tie seise,: sat pinto, either in law or in equity, and adorn have the sight to .at. nose subject to the pry merit of my tat debts and funeral expenses, and the legacies aforesaid, is ease my lursou4 tstate slmuld wit be 1114Caliit to pity !kw .; S 4111:.. AI 1 appoin t the salt fait-named tuvrovt4,pvrsims executors, and I give And hcqnvath unto My' intld ciitors, ur into such of then) its shall, within 12 ealender mouths after my death, prove; at Doctors'-eominotts thin 'my will. or act :AS executors in the execution hereof, all the re• manlike and residue of my pes goon! estate and property witat soever, and I hereby revol:e annul, Se. (Ls.) (Signed) STANHOPE. ( THOMAS COUM, Witnesses: Eostua AisTitonts, ( Coorrs TROTTEIt. Proved by the Right lion. lien. Henry. Richard Vassall Lord Holland, the Right Hon. William Lord Gmntly, George Dyer, F.sq. Rev. Christopher Wyvill, clerk, Joseph Jekyll. F.sq. the Rev. John North, clerk, David Stone, Esq. and Edmund Godwin, Doctor of Medicine, the surviving Executors. Personal property sworn under: 25,000 i. RIOTS. -el Friday. a mast dreadful riot to , k plaee among the CORl millers of Pattiton and Itadstoek, iu Soniersetahire. 't he ful towing are the particular,. " RADSTOCIL, NEAP BATH, MARCH 2.—On Friday last, the collier:. in the neighbourhood of Itudetock and Poulton, col lected in a number of about MOO, and manifested some very serious symptoms of riot. Sir J. Hippislev, accompanied by hit brother Magistrates, and several Gentlemen, repaired to the spot. He read the Riot Act ; but it had no ellect. They then proceeded and took possession of several of the work-, and sent persons down into the pits to compel those who worked in them to be drawn op, and then ailininisteted an oath not to work any more until their grievances were re dressedolud threatened that night to demolish the works. Sir John and the Magistrates sent immediately fora troop of the twenty third Lancers, at Bristol, and the North Somer set Yemnii.ry, part of which arrived and kept order forth at Melte and by day break the whole of the North Somerset Yoomenry were on the parade at Stowe Easton House. and other places printed ont to them, so as to render assistance at every point while danger was apprehended. About o'clock Sir J. Hippieley, accompanied by a terinermis aseem blue of Magistrates and gentlemen, proceeded to Paulson, when the mob retired to Clatidown coal-pits, and, being per sued, retired to Ratlstoek,. where they, made a shtnd , well furnished with immense bludgeons, and. on .seeing the ca 'airy approaching, gave three Ames', and collet! ont," Bread or blood—Hunt for ever!"—The cavalry then came np, and filiug off to the right and left, surrounded them, when Sir J. Hippialey sad the Magistrates Mlle into the centre and ad dressed them. He wished to know what they wanted: they replied, "Full wages; and that they were waiving." Sir John informed them, that the mode they had then adopted, by thus iuuihsKtlllly assembling, was the very way to prevent any griesanee they complained of being attended to that he an I his brother Magistrates were determined to do it duty, and do it they would. Sir John stated to them, he was well informed, and knew that their mind 4 were inflamed by the disaffected, nut only in speeches, but by parodic: on the Li turgy of the Church, endeavouring nut only to seduce them from their King, but from their Owl. He then read the Riot Act again, when four of the principal and heads of these de luded men were-secured and sent to Ilelleater prison, wett ed by a detachment of the North Somerset Yeomanly Ca valry, when time remainder disperee& " k has been d ennui necessary to station a part of the 2Sd Dragoons at Petition and Rudstnek, anti the yeomanry will , be kept on duty fur a few days longer on their respective , parades. To the abme statement we annex an aernnnt from a Swan. RCA Paper ' of some disposition to riot, evinced by . s in ome per sons at Ahivels " SVIAN‘EA, Frs. 28.—Sc me serious symptoms of ri , a have tieen manifested for the last ten days, in Amlwrlt and the ueighbontli lid; nightly assemblages of person: amounting 10 nearly 200, have kept the inhabitants in a eontinnal state ot alarm ; with the exception, however, of detaining a .e.sel in the port laden with corn, alledging its scarcity in est it , .c for their comltict, we believe no seriett. injury has been sustain ed. Hun ever, as they threatened to destroy the property of the mine agents and the corn-men-limits, the Nitgistrates very propetiv solicited the :Wile:l/WC of the military, an:l fr a letter received ft the Margaisof Atiele.ey, written wi;11 that proraptitntle and zeal fur the welfare of the comity of .Inglesey. which have so ins atiutey characteri-ed his Lard ship, it appears that a body of olilNtu y has been ordered over ft cun Ire and. In jorstice to the iniocrs we should state, that the ) are not implicated in this outrage; the principal otten. tiers are some idle and disorderly characters. A ringleader is safely lodged in licatimaris :401. A few day. since John Coil. serf:uit to dMiss Williams, of Sarratt, Heti', improperly left a gun loadzal with shut in his vintage, a iihuut informing his niece, all interCelitla girl, about I:s years of age, who resided wch lieu. George Shepherd, a bricklayer, employed on the p realist s, on entering the eut!a!re, and seeing the gun, immediately teak it tip, and a •ke i the girl if it aas lo.iil-d, alio mum ereil she behet ed not (it hieing temal custom to Cli•Okargy it evi ly morning cat!),). He then said, a ith much good lei iiiii mr, ht ttouid :.boot her; uud in iiiii ly took the aim othinking it nut loaded', and pre sented it towards her, disharged its contents; when, shot king rotate, it bleu her head to pitta's! The 'voting. of the (.•ing nein r 'be ileserilo was yith •1, difficulty Ire wa• immediately making away with him self. Monday as some men Were lUideriliiiiina !he earth for the purpase of making 4 load at Nersdon, fist wiles from Hyde Park Corner, it fell in, cud burin. role or thrill nudes all 111'- 17101 w mass. I. the course uf half ati Lour lie was extricated, but toady lifeless. The eollowing ine'ancholy acearrence look place at Odd. stream iast week. }Tr. llemiett, cabinet maker there, having returned Com A funer ti iu a gin, his son, a fine boy of about 12 y (tuts of nue, as 'note to the foot of the Legit, vilic...re it joins the 't41,11.1d, to water the hui se. Unhap. pity, the river being rather full at the time. the horse Wall carried the content, when the gig aversct and calm. doily to relate, built the boys were drowned The horse also perished. The gig and hurtle were Covina near Coldstream Midge next day, but every calm t to diseof er the bodies of the poor ho s has lathes to proved indirect “:41. Their relatives are, In the meanwhile, in a state of distress -inure easily to lie conceit ed than described. - I A tire broke out on llonday is the house of Mr Ilaggit, hakes, No. 15, Tottenham Marc which completely gut tel ii, and eon 1111111 l icated to that of Mr. Hart, the Ship public house. Mr. llegni. and family wire out; hotter part otr the hoes , ' bug iu names, a family, lit hi p ! or th.: Soo, Wfjp 0bAr412414.11C3p11 BANKRUPTS. Iltnnwoos P. of Plymouth; linen draper, March 17, 31. April lo t at Plymouth. Atta. Sandys and Co. Crane -court, Fleet-surer, GAZE M. of Mitcham, brevet. March 4. 15, April tS, at Gmlftaa Ails. Drew and Sons, Bermondsey street. IlanvEr W. G. of Batde. gunpowder-manufacturer. March a, 124 April 15. at Guildhall .Auer. Gregsea and Co. Thrormorton-at. Klutritaw 4. of Lancaster. roapboiltr. Nlarcb 7, 21, April 15, Lancaster., Atts. Akaaader and Co. New Inn. LANE It. of Norwich. bodudlew. March it, 15, .tptil 15, at Lab. caster, All. Mr. Ring, Spritsail:a Inn. • NIiLEItT F. of &rid -street, Chearoide, acrirener. March 11. 11, 'April IS, at GuildhalL Att. Mr. Wiley. Great Preseou-,tract. ' IL sON G. of Stowntarket, Suffolk. innkeeper. March 86, 25, A r ra 15. at Stowmarket. Mt. Mr. Spike, Temple. # • R 1 N OF* .f. of Lucas street. Comm. :rend-road. baker, Mardi 8, IS, April IS. at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Ile'ard...l4ooper',.aquare. SCOTT R. B. of Sitting Gardens, printer. March 8, 13, April 13, se Guildhall. Att. Mr. Elliott. Seething-lane. SinitnET J. M. and J. 1.. Sloan Er. of Austin-friata, merchamr. March 11. 18, April 15, at Guildhall. Alts. Robinson and CA, Austin.fiars. SLAITEI J. of Stockport. victualler. March IS, 17. April 13, of . Stockport. Mt.. Milne and Parry. Temple. Su 31K1.11SILTT J. of Shorted, Chatham, farmer. March s, 15, Ape*. It, at Guildhall. Ans. Courtuen and Co. Walbrook. THOMAS M.. R. FILLIS, and W. COCK. of Plymouth. and Got. port, merchants, March 11, 15. April 15, at Plymouth-Doei. Mu. Ilarkc and Co. Chancery-lane. Warr e T. jun. of Ernsworth, Southampton. carpenters. Mike , : HI, 19. April 15, at Portsmouth. Att. Mr. Carr. John.street. DIVIDENDS AT GUILDHALL. C. and R. Hingeston. of Walbrook, men's mercer., March 29. A. Cumming and J. Swooned. of Little F.aracheap, coffee tkalos. March 29. J. Atkinson, of Crotched Friars, merchant, March 25. W. and W. T. Timbrell. of Grange-walk. leather factors, March sn J. Chapman. of Tarlac!-street, merchant. March IS. W. Davison, jun. of Ilc. ton, Middlesex. corn chandler. Mardi T. Elfin. ot Lynn, boot maker. March 8. W. Clancy. of St. Mary Axe, merchant, March 23, N. Dell, of Borehatn Park. hay jobber, March 22. J. Jester, of London, dealer. March 25. J. F. and W. Street. Bucklerabury. stationers. March 25. R. Randall. of Coleman-street, Blackwellhall factor. March 29. F. H. Christin and Co. of College-hill, merchants, Mardi 29. T. and E. S. Foster. of Yaldutg, maltstals. March IL • 11. Luker, of Walton. Surrey, painter. March 29. H. and J.' Dod-Mt. of Three Tun-catart, hop factors. bleach 29. T. Layeock, of the Minories, alopseller. March 29. DI VIDENEIS IN THE COUNTRY. W. 11. Ellis, of Christchurch, Hants. linen draper, March 25. It. Minton. of Hereford. taylor, March 17. • 5 Nicholson. of Colford. Gloceestershire maltsher. Aped 14. J. Ballow and J. Gregory. of Shefheld. ironfoundess. 9larrii 11. • .1. W ynde. of Leominster. merchant, Mash 25. . . T. and S. Wilkinson, of 'Nottingham. hosiers, Apse 7. T. Ivins, of Grytkm, dealer. Mardi 25. W. Sharpies and J. Daulby, of Liverpool, merchants. April 9. J. Baker and R. Shaw, of Speenhamland, dealers. klardi: ;8. CEIt'FIFICATES. MARCIE DCWIOy. of Deptford. tin. ter-W. Gillmore, of Hulme, cotton spinner -O. Hall, of mouth. grocer-W. Heard, of Bamford . , timber dealer-S. Jac of Back-lane, rope maker-W. Jones, cf Os westry. tanner-41. and T. Joyce. of Twyeross. innkeepers-J. Mtadtcoall, of yVorthing.lnae tioner-G. M. fearer and W. H. Hodson, of Liverpool, mendaaptoot J. Thomson, of Broad-street-buildings, merchant. PA itl'N L RSH IPS DISSOLVED. _ _ • .Harper and Goldrey, of Mansel.iiireet, sugar refiners. N. arid It. D. Underwood. of Cambridge Mill. iron misters. Parkinson and Wateon, ofAingston-upon-flull, distallom. Shot:cross, and Breese, of Mahefiester, &palters. Turner and Drew. of Great Newprt-street. figure Waken Prentice and "leant of Little Wild-street. cabinet moaufaetWerc. Goodwin and Co. of Sheffield, saw idanufacturess. Findlay and Co. London. liatfiehl and Twigg. of New-tret e, printers. Parkin and Ecru, Deptford, cool nienlianta. Groves and Son, of Lyinington, salt purifiers. Jeffreys and husband, of Basingstoke, bankers. Stirling and Robertson. of .lustin Friars, merehor.m. Chadwick and Co. of Oldham, hat manufacturers. /Vaster and Co. of Brotherton, boat builders. Lowland and Co. of Whitby. porter ME reliant'. Sal= and Lord, of Rochdale, maul:tau:err of Glauber idea. OMMIED FROII LAST SATURDAY'S QAZEFTE. DIVIDENDS AT GUILDHALL. D. Barnard, of.SlielE..ld, merchant, March 18. . • W. Cammack, of Whitechapcl-road, victualler, March tr. 11. Clicsm.). of High Holl.orn,.frinp-manufac:turer, March O. .1. Co h , ..gan. of Staines, banker. March 22. W. Collett. late of Harwich, farmer, March 2.T. T. Moffatt & .1. Brown, of Gos.vell.st. blue-manufacturers, April 4- R. Thresher. late of Chcapside. hosier. March tr. W. Winbolt and W. Luktn, 0 St. Pauli Church-yard, statienet. Mardi 49. DIVIDENDS IN THE COUNTRY. S. Moore. of Birrningliam. upholsterer, April 1. W. V. Cooke, of Warwick. plumber, March £6. W. Freeinan. of Lincoln, shpp:a.cper, March 51. M. 11.-ant6eld, of Old 8r0a..-street, EL Itmthtield. of Sheffield, sad 'r. Ileathfield, of Tiverton, cotton-Apinners. April 7. B. Kerkhars, jun. 12120 f Spalding, draper. Marco 14. T. Miilichar, of Whistuncs. Worcestershire, wheelwright, 'March 44. If. Warner and S. St lfe, of Bristol. druggists, March 26. CERTIFICATES, 'tartan Armi4sad, of Li straw hat-lalnufarturcr—W. Butt, of ShJpton Malta. wools:r l - i l E. Drage, of 11.:nnington. Hort.. fanuer—A. Eairbarn. of Devon shire-street, morchant—J. 11.irld...hle, late of Smittwaite. Cumber lair% cattle deal.r—S. J. Lee, Luc of the South Crescent. Tottenhant. court-road. :Martin and S. llopkinb, of Bristol. linen. 7.lattini.dy. and W. and B. bent, of Wantage a , 4 .1.1)Ingl!oti. Berkshire. l• Renshaw, of Nottinghani, lace. inatiutacturcr--A. Utt .of Liver?uol. merchant—r. Siouan. of Globe-street. St. Georges, eichints-maker--J. Taylor, of Walsall, saddlers'-irumnouger—lL Titford, of Union•street, Spital-tielch , , silk , manufacturer. PART N ERS HI PS DISSOLVE D. taffind and Co. of Iklie3ter Bu:klcytt and Co. of Saddleworth, sheep's wed canters. . . Woolley and Co. of Bkrtnioghatit. military taa,k.t to.t . 7.ere., •. • Scutlannoro and Cockiron, of r, cc.t.:k.inakera.. • . • Bate , . and Low:, of lAI t 13 iggloworth and Prin. of Gran;,;. -walk, acr.nor..l..cy, tank t:roipon and Artictt, of !lull, ;vl.4lcbanc4autrar.:Atturets. - Chadwick and GreviU.:, of HA i,wl, artioniea • Noun and Carli.L, of I .441 L .T.,:er„ T. and J. I..inna.. of llollin,gton; cotton.spinnenr. ItLtkvy and Co. of Chequer-yard. flonzitc-hiU. inetvllater. .1. 1. and E. nou, of Ituchic.Ntl.ld. Woodltead and Co. of Leghorn. Ennctt and Co. of Drown, tol, G:nowetcraltire. ,•t^-ryr•-•or. • ti Halley and Eulc ton, a' :it. Itchin, e s haan-y0,a;„, 0 . Karon said Ca of liridgclixtt. autineL...4.4. Nathan and K..ev...1. of 11.ngwood, !terry and Co. of K.:win'. ivory confl-:nanufa..l.3nrk And NVuod, of Nottingham. I micro. J. and T. of No•tingloun. watclt-makrnt. l'emberton and Allen, of Birmingham. stone-ma's:A. Wright and Co. of South Shiado, ship bailiicis. Itoyit, ::.I.;.‘«utsr, traT:Llttteti: •1