The National Register. — London, England, 1822-04-22 00:00:00

pos'tdrript- LONDON. MONDAY, APRIL 22 - Three o'clock, p.m. The Paris papers of Friday last communicate no. thing of interest either foreign or domestic. The avices from Madrid, of the 7th instant, state, that en the preceding day, the Niinister of Grace and Justice addressed the Cortes on the necessity of ri..dical reform in the Spanish magistra.y, and a committee was appinted to draw up a plan of re form. The French Chamber of Deputies is still occupied with the discussion of the budget. On Wednesd,iy, after some debate, three amendments were negatived for a reduction in the duty on salt— a tax which on former occasions caused serious agi. tation in France. At Beauvais, Abbeville, Com pigs, and many other places in the department of the Oise. extending . over a circuit of GU leagues, there has been much destruction of property, occa. sinned, fur several weeks past, by fires, suppuccd to he the wilful work of some vi:.• incendiaries. Letters dated Nev. 26, have been received from Van Ditmen's Land, The Mulgiar convict ship bad just arrived, and was then riding at anchor in the Cove. Numerous parties of settlers continue to arrive in ti;e colony. The good land near Ilobares Town, and ft.,: 20 miles round it, Arts all disposed ef. k.ven in the interior good land was eagerly sought after, and rapidly increasing in value.— ;Some farms, in advantageous situations, had sold for 50s. the ac,•e...a very hi;;li price in that country, considering the expellee of clearing and preparing it fir cultivation, A passage front one of the letters, which we quote, will further describe the situation of the colony ;...=‘ The flocks of this island, front the numerous importations of Merino rams and ewes are very much improved, and the wool fetches a good price, For a man who loves his in lepend ence, this country appears to ma one of the most desirable in the world, besides that, it is a .most healthy place, We. pay no taxes, have our land for get 10s. per bushel for our wheat, and sd, per lb. for our meat from the government all the year round. Convict servants are provided by the government for all settlers who apply, and are fur, pilled with provisions for six months. The families of the settlers are also fornished with provisions for Os ;lamas, which is a great thing fur young be. beginners. The general character of the settlers hitherto, I cannot say much; did they but cones. quad with the soil and climate, it would be a most desirable spot to live in; but time I have no doubt, will in this respect, ameliorate our condition," SILER.IFF'S COURT, RLI) LION-SQUARE, vtfL 20. 111 IVAITCII D. i MITII. Mr. Chitty addre•sed the Jury in thi, case. The plaintiff formerly held a %cry sespeciable situation in society as a c:liro-printer I but from ilinse vicissitudes tu Q hide weu in tisple were unfortuautely ton fiettuenily exposed, lie lsrcitops embarrassed in Li: circumstances, and was ultiniAely driven .. become a inutile, man in it busiiirss lime he had p been it mailer. The defeiaki:t was a 1111411 in much PIM c ercdit..ide cireen!stahve. tint; the tend there, tale fully competent to pay fur the illicit indutionee tif his disannournble pass on. The learned Lentleinap they pro, to dill In: ssiiiie.sei: Mr, George Slade, reading at Dartford, proved that ha ii u,ts the plaintiff and his wife for four years, Jje wig In • t4lsits of iutimacy t jib them, Hod they iiiteseliaiiged friendly riots, They lived togei aer on the uirectihuute terms. They crewed estieniely feud of earl; oilier; end, j;iderd he Iva thought the plintitf, tee hu,hatid, nut inlittlg , ll: Io au rtress, toiew drit ing one or too of the eoarlie. goli the road,—Fret, the Telegraph, and thru the Indepen e.“ t ; but lie linew iiiithio,; 011'4 eircuiu:rauces, luMhick. I-it Year, the pi:timid :ma. 9.1 his house ' when ho die roseivd that his ti ire had diverted hint. He was in the Freate,t state ui at 4 clmUa, ashl sorb t% 11% the Ilaitation of ha, mind; that w disco. felt it hocesary to sit- up with him ail ey,fit. He was tuany wetkt btfore l r coal!! s,titit kg hi! • p..t k. . . Inermr-examientinn by Mr. 11.01, he said he pew, saw the. phsittlilrahrt his %tie iii rotup uy. j.te (*ref OfFird isiloy quarrels hetseest them. Tiy .• andulstent 10 excess," he meant Chit step pl4utitt iinrided ten, and gave h , r arta hep he went Rio, and bitch like, which uglier hu•harlds, end whlcN ,sititcst, hiqlself did Wit do to hi, wife, its they might 1W been toi,6ther.-111111iferiC of times yr ithunt erin-ia•itran. Mr. T limas IVahill,llo:oo l .PAtier, rt PAC Ifcad,coutirtped the es ,4-nee of the 144 thus,:.-, Oa "crusr.-e xurninni h -Lehi, the plailltirc wife Tirag very 44434,0nne ssutmen. ',.• *Lit nut giddy or gay that he ptsbe. veil, but 1:1; *hint tad a pretty f o re haat* it, and wised t areordingl . He Inemit 11E:441 as 4n 0- se:rak.my pviscullrly• aispheah)e to Itrt.Thsy4itts.. i. hui In s utuf:r: in g. ver4l. 44hp Brati.litits, a brodiefilths plaintiff'd wife, spoke 4 . ." itultpilted with Is Lich egs titer nod the plaintilF lived I..gether, lie had licOld e f (Isurreh , WI% era, them, arising g:usu sr direteure of di N iasititah lib sister 's ,t fonder of icuoyany them her hu.hatia, oil.) was u(a ericits nod yeti s.l.)l3i 10311. They had Itrea married bt )(NUT, Th. pealed pea; ectiy, fault of his sire. %liners fustail hig Q.ter at a 14Igtag in 124 S.rdler's \Veils. Iles iw her iu tvalphtly with the defetal tut, Tls• defetteant fit I PO( e law conch at preagot,suil he believed tie woo now 00 Urgq l " Varliento SHIPPING .N.rszircs.vci. (TlOll LLOYD's 2,00X3 or Aran. 21s 182) Later Pr one Captain (Attu, of iho 6isr.d.n H. C. shill, Bombay, off tile Wight IJrh April, ltn2l. GIINTLEMEN,—You must long etc this have heard of the unfortunate loss of the !Rondo's Ilan an the 21ii of July last, on Inaccessible Island. After we got clear of the South-east ttadv, we found light winds front the North and rastward, %Ilk+ induced one to Jeer well to the Sontflward in search of westerly winds. (In the -.2a July had an observation, and knew we could not he in the laii• node of the Islands before Mine next morning. M eight pre vious, hail altitudes for the chronometers, the weather being clear to the Northward. At ten a cry of " sea weed" MI the bow, and then immediately breakers on both sidles rio sight of land. The helm was put down to bring her round, and boats got out, lint without effect— the ship struck, and was so ptstely enveloped in a cloud, that although the boats were close to the ship they lest sight Lif her, and got ou the island at some distance from its ; the sea then breaking over the ship, she soon tilled, and heeling of the sea boat in our decks, and soon stove our long-bunt, We were then left without any apparent chance of saving our lives, when it cleared, and ne found ourselves close to a deep beach, over winch a high mountain; in that perilous situation we clung to the larboard side of the forecastle and chains. The ship soon bloke its half; the forepart washed on shore, until it came ill contact with a rock, while's split it. and the upper deck beams being broken away from the starboard side, tire ventvil the bacX water surf Imo taking it out ; the lar board side of the tcp sides mot washed on shine, so far that the people who were previously landed in the cutter threw a rope, and by that means were gotsm shore, nearly destitute of clothing, and' eatirely of the means of subsist ence. It is impossible fur the int xpeu iencedi to recut ally inniou of the extreme misery we have undergone during nearly six months on the lalmid ; and 1 all) sorry to say That James IVesion was left on Tristan d'Acnnite, lie was suite well, and will come in the first s:.;,p that rails. (Signed) ALEX, tiltEIG. The crew arrived at Cape Td.tvn on the vsili Jan., with the exception of the foiftwing Hone rand llentinck, drowned the day the ship was lu t ; 6nibb3, M'Cullot k, Taylor, anti Smith, just, who went ill a small boat to Tristan d'Aellllll4, ant have not since been beard of; Smith, sea., \Vitae, and :114u0b, left 00 the island as settlers, and three o:iters. T3llOOll bl3artiCt3 CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, APRIL There w as but a small supply of grain this morning at marker, and the tine samples of Wheat were brisk of demand, at from Is. to 2s. per qr. dearer than last week—:he interior sorts were full as dear as per last. Barley was rather heavy of sales—the malting parcels were altu not much in demand, The Oat trade has not varied from last week, and the tie samples went off pretty brisk, Beans and White Peas were brisk in sale, and may be quoted is. per qr, better dusts before.—sTliere is an evident improvement ir, the market, in almost every article of grain, and prices are cer i tautly rising. I.I4(i.tENT PIOCES OF (.11.4.1N FOR THE W :EK 4 rec Winchester Meabute of k:iglit siteli.. MONDAY. WKIJNE:bI.I. 1 FRIDAV• b. 5, 11. 5. 15. 5 , Old Wheat ~ 45 a 66 44 a 64 45 a 6-4 New Red Wheat 32 a 541 22 a SO 32 a i 's 4 New While do I Isli a t 26 a 63 36 aO3 Rya 22 a 25 I 23 a 23 23 a :i'i Bratsk, or Buck Wheat - a -- a Barley .‘.. .., l6 a •4 1 1 16 a 26 1 16 a 4 Pale Malt Feed 0.115 Brea . orltolaiiitdo. 22 a 2:I 22 a 24 23 a 24 New Tick Bruin Old ditto Now Pigeon ditto 24 a 27 24 a 26 2 1 a VI Boiling l'eusu Ori2Y Pc.i4 Bapeweil per hot 30. a 321. 31:11. a pv. SOL a 33 , AVER :I PRICE OF CORN, Per Quarter, of the Tuesi• ftlaritilite Ihetriutt, of F.:MA-ANL) itici WALES, (of 04 Wed.; tlitillih . .4iiiii 14lh,!&tractfd ip.iiii Zitittad,i,y't AVERAGE PHIL, Maritime ttilitrt Weet: Casette. Wheat... 444 :91 Rye .... 10. g 1 ntrley... 183 I hats.... Id. I Remit. I Peng QI bitOW 1 OIC aIt.'aCOVAILA) a 15,4.04;. Average litioellow the lietimar 'hack ill the Week ret 1 ;"11 Wv4siesi*r last. Us. $4. per POT ettelthilvf 4 0 04'14 _ _ phlOE OF FLOUR, Pcr Sack uffiv• or 114616ki, . MoLtlay. of— at -_ - Alonday, o f o f Film, En; WI Vl Jur 4 4 a 51.1 44.tincricau flour ... 24 a 311 Secositio ditto .... 40 a 45 fie' Barrel of 14 cwt, BREAD, pid. th Qoatiern Loaf, ;.,. THE NATIONAL REGISTER QL4) IS.IILEF, SATURDAY, APRIL Briant was indicted for stealing a till, value is. and 275. al siker, the property of ilaaheth Dyke, widow. The Jury consulted for tome time, and retprnrd a ver dict of Not Guilty, John Andrews, aged 25, mariner, was indicted for stealing a coat ' waistcuat, and other wearinz apparel, the property of 4...itureamo de Arriaga. The prosecutor was the captain of a Spanish vessel called the Trionco, lying off Wapping Stairs. On the morning of the sth inst, he found that some person had been on board and broken one of his chess, and taken the articles in question. He went on shore in the hope of finding the thief, and in about half an hour he met the prisoner with ran of his clothe, op his br<t k. Ver. Ara us ttENtoup Swltipt.sit.—John Edward Hewitt, aged 52, was indicted for stealing 121. ifis., and other monies, the picq_erty uf Mr. Joaeph Mattingley. Thi:re were a number sat other ibtlimments against him of a similar nature. . . . . he prosecutor resides in Glasshouse-row, Black friars, and is a beds cad maker. Some tints ago the prisoner called upon witness, and bargained for several bedsteads, which he said must be of seasoned wood, as they were going to the West lodies, and they (Buil be taken to the l r oudcu I)acks. otter taking the wittit.st's address, for the purpose of recommending him some customers, he said, 4 f l i cit will, of course, want some deposit money, but it is now late, so 1 will call the next day." lie did „so,, and ordered wiii;:•ss to make oot his bill, and bring it to the Jamaica Collet-house, with pii3lll/it of a ltd. note, at half past three o'clock. Witness accordingly went ns the above house, and waited till four o'clock, when the e.iquiler canoe up with a bundle of paitell, and a pen in his hand, lie apolagised for having detained Wiliness!, and asked hiM if he had brought the change. On wit ness answering in the affirmaiit e, he desired him to fol low to Lloyd's Coffee-house, which he did, and waited burp few 'Moose, at the door. Tie prisoner then cause out, asked for the change, witirn was given him, soil then gave him a pen W shin a 'raiser. 'flit pen, how (Per, would not snack. Tile prisoner immediately said, I' stop,; will get you a fresh pire, g ' . and instantly esitcrsot the coffee-mono, leaving witness at the door, where he remaiiied some time waiting, hut the prisoner never re. orrued, and he did pot ate him again till tie w 4l to custody, John Ijrady apprehended the prisoner pear the Fs- Chapati on another charge, when ur. m o togiey stainly recognised h i n t. The prisoner, pu being called upon for his defence, put in a written paper, simply swing that he 110 once Muted its g respectable sphere of "ire. Flo witopse, to character were ealled-,-(atuilly”—and the 11ecorder ordered him to be transporter) for seven years. Bfr, Platt e'4W sdrliessett the Jury an the part of the de (Viltiittil. 'Mee being nu man( of neliiieretn seduction, vu breach of friftsilsti;p, co 'Ottawa of tiospitality, hr was sure alto wiadd concur stint biro in thinking, white 4ansages acre J im . 1 1 1 4 a cety i muli rum would meet the justice oittie vase. 54. 'tumbril, the finder Sheitit, having tumaned ti,) the eviJenve a ith great Moira.lislit)—lhe Jury naiad a verdiet fur we plaiting deranges (foe Bundled Pounds- 1301 fie evenings Wed , 8r 1%! f. iioltion f the &ironer, was rtlitrohlg fripi Rising Q.. iiiqueit, to the Old tiailey # he w4B Imaqeti ill .eittlenhall-4i;eet, by vsue made a dcce'r , in.d attemm timm hi 6 watch, but form wisely ;he oh,iit bmlte, and dii4ppoima4 them In their principal objqq . They got ch PV off, Ilawcrcr, with nit and I vy,4Pid 044 Lir tht FKICK tIF New Hags. per cwt. I New 134;5, per cwt. Ken} 4% Os to Os Susses St 4tog; 04 h e w pueleteo f tr cwt, Kent , qt lot tu 41 . ;1 04 (0 41 44 Sttoeis - VI its to ;I !Ss l VisilinakO 41 lit* to !1;• lot Zittbs. At Woodley lodge, near Reading, the lady of J. Whatle, esq. of t. son. At Rronipton, the lady of M. Evans, esq. of a daughter. In Upper Brook sheet, Alm Clap ke. or a sou. In Baker !(reel, do, lady at Win. Jaines.c.q. 31.1'. of a eon. Mrs. Pllll.l y, of a eon. At i.ynipioni, in Devon, the lady of heat. Col. Win. Power, of the Royal 'wintry, of a sou. aartito. On ThursAry last, by epeeist honors, it Maple Hayes. Rh. W. A, locilby, Issrt. of Ripley ensile, l'oekshlte. am( of kritictliospe park, Liortolughie r, LOUISA, datrghter of J. Atkiusun, vs 4. of Maple Heirs. St.itlUrddrii e. At S. /inch:wits, Queenhithe, G. B. Brown, esq. of Liverpool. to Agnes. tlAci ditoglitor to Joint Was. Chas, evi. id Dull *Marl s and ut Wthltmuoow,isult. It. Babb. esq. of Abergavei.ny enalle, 'Monmouthshire, to Mary Ann, clticst daughter of I. Steott, esq. of Vevoughltc slice( ' Qiittit square. At 4. Patterns, W. W. tilmpion, cs to Isabella, third daughter us .1. Looker, Ecoustnilt. At Strpoey, U. Sim, mt. of (deciiter terrace, Sew road. Whiter/on, pet. to llatmah, daughter lit the isle M. Owen, tit Re,lico'n row, blessiary gsvess. At St. Lawrence Jewry, Mr. Darn, solicitor, of King street, Photo, lair, t o iinonti Sophia, ilnoghter of the laic Capt. It, CoiutAt, tot the Hon. lAst Intim Company's service. At lino labour new citutch, E. savage, esq. of Prynyticrwin cottage, Moutgomety dote. to Air.. Ann lirsdhory. V.ithow us She Isic tlobt.l atlbes ty, saq. ul Hodes sheet, Coven fish s oar, DifD. On the morning of the 16th IneL, stid.lettly, aged OJ, J. Omen, rani, of Iligobury pm k, Iroington, Anil of Iliorhieg, Leiced:rAtre. Al MI tebideuee, Brunk 1.41L11, feddingwn, J. stepheurno,esq. a;;ed 81 p.a. s. At Mating, aged 11, Mr. J. W. Konen, of dm Ann of I %.liday and Russell, 14..hart:It aiseet. . . . . In Nuns' street, Lincoln!' Inn, P. Edmunds, esq. of the Last India host~•, agetll). W. W alsnisley, rig. for many years a cletk In the Parfistnent °Mee * aged 43. Itt hooter street, licnnsw!ck "(mare, Sophia, eldseddanzhter of J. C, Crowe, esr. or Barwick 130..11e, Itainits.n. I se.-s, “Sed I h. J. Sikup , oil.ests, Sprvt.si, late of tinnier equate., At tsroyduu, Rickard bank, esq. aged 84. Thomas (Inver, esq. of Bayswater, ••.agt~ed tit Edward, they oungest son of I. Leschoists, eaq, of Islington, in the I.Bth year Or his age. At Peitiottyillo, aged 91. Mr, James ftdltir, upwards of fiQ years an intuthit:tittol the pa. WI of Cierkenwell. at Piutlico house, u.:ar ISArbet, Mrs. Peavap, wife of E. Et . 4v2tl ems. aced Sra. At her mother's in Queen &Wel, Isabella, eldest slaughter of lilt lota John Ai an, es•l. 011.111 . 41f1ELD moNDAT, pa!g, el.—Thera was but a moderate ownt y IlLau6 at market ti-as riveninii, and itiOalteratien in the pz.:e ti of a vat warth netirin g. fhe number of kiheep and l'Auttlii was large, and Mutton is at Fridar'9 Kieee, I.asubie howevei ehtapil, umlaut very tiri , ,a in sale. the altenttiott it; the miee Of .frk is rot tvottli noticing, a 4 d VFai reulaint at our tit 4 ttawment ; 1 tie ft.iimving >a n ciicrect sugernent of qterriees and alortle at market WO:. of MEAT, c*clusive of tlie ()nal, which conalat4 01 . Head, Pntialli, and tilde, ;1124 is worth 'holt Id. net pouud.—Ver oche of OM.. musway. 1. 411 f 21 04 to As i s ; Mutton us 4d to ;I. :id ' , Mut? 40 IA to Vs lid Veal 4. sd to Ss fl 4 Polls •,',l titi to 46 4(1 Neatt of t 4111; at oasart, Be4atx • . t;',310 Sheep awl LAntloa , JA I9 Caff i es .. , 4 1 4 4 4 flee( 06 t Si 0-1 muttom .4* 4ti l , 4! 4 ,7 ! :4 4 1 , 1 111 .4bs R to 0 , Viol 4t 04 4 44 0 40 4. s! Hopi u lCpttsa 0 gf.e3 .l i! wt . l e i:m;bc " 11%.4 . , • ? • V 9 VOS ,grgTyprxer , 1..0501)0)i i Frig: Lei a 44 rph:itheel by the fceptiftPti,JOPti Y 4t 0110 Odic.e, vi;FI-istatecet, where PO 444 f. th 0 4 1 1 itiai (pus tpp44) RIO 44440cp&m1, ~+~.~- )2i