The National Register. — London, England, 1820-06-05 00:00:00

• 413otittittivt. LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE Three datfehi p• *e• Lard Hutchinson and Mr. Brougham arrived at Calsia from Dover on Friday last, for the purpose of meeting the Queen. Her Majesty not having arrived at the Hotel, where she was hourly expected. they set off for St. Omer's. where they were to dine with her Majesty. As St. Outer's is only 30 miles from Calais, the Queen was expected to arrive at the latter place on Saturday evening or yesterday forenoon. Lady Ann Hamilton and Alderman Wood were at St. Omer's waiting the Queen's arri val. It is not known whether her Majesty will remain at Calais until preparations are made for her reception in this country, or whether she has re solved to come immediately to Dover If she has formed the latter resolution, her Majesty may be expected in town to-morrow, or the day following. A .paper of yesterday states, that Mr. Brougham would advise her Majesty not to return immedi ately to England; bet that Alderman Wood was of opinion that the noose the Queen returned to town the better. %.% e, however, consider this report as•eneof those idle rumours respecting her Majesty whic'h 'have found their way into the public prints, and it should be received as such by the public. A Gentleman who arrived in town from Dover last night states, that crowds of persons had docked from all quarters to the coast, where they assembled in anxious expectation the whole of Saturday and yesterday, to see the Queen land from Calais. The Paris Papers of Thursday last have arrived. They state that the Queen of England passed , through St. Denis, on Tuesday last, on her way to Celais. This statement, however, is erroneous. The case of those who had proposed and entered into a subscription foe the relief of such as might suffer under the coercive laws lately enacted in France, came on before the Court of Assize on Monday. It was continued on Tuesday, when, it will scarcely be credited, that some of the accused, all of whom are men of literature, were sentenced to five years imprisonment each, some to a fine in addition of 6,000 francs, and others to a fine of 1.4000! ! I As if this extraordinary severity was not sufficiently re pulsive and disgusting, they have been condemned also to pay the cost of the prosecution, and of the printing and posting up five hundred copies of their sentence. , Among this clan of sufferers is Etienne, one of the most accomplished and celebrated writers of the Minerve. Such harsh measures are calculated to hasten others of great moment. The King, who is mild and merciful, we hope will interpose his Royal Privilege in favour of those who have been so unmercifully treated, and as a proper rebuke to the authors of such severity. The tedious discussion on the articles of the Election Profs! is still the order of the day in the Chamber of Deputies.—The Mira Royalist •Journals speak• of disturbances in various parts of Spain. Accounts from Corfu, dated April 18, state, that • small island has emerged from the sea, off Santa Mount, which is attributed to the effect of the late subterraneous commotion. His Majesty's sloop AU, Captain Smith, had been dispatched to survey it, and to christen it " Lauderdale's Rock." By the late idvices from the Havannah, it ap pears that there ariived at that port on the Sth April, from Africa, the Mania, with 160 slaves; the Iris, with 317 ; the Turco, with sgo ; on the 7th the Isabella, with 124; and the Taresile, with 235 of these unhappy beings: in all 1276. Lord Hutchinson was some time ago applied to by Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, on the part of his Ma jesty, to interpose his good offices ps a mediator, to settle the unhappy difference thatisubsists between the King and Queen; and to water official agent, am, for that purpose. The Noble Lord earassed his willingness to comply with the King's sisopm, provided he bad the full consent of the Qa•ms---for he never could undertake any media tion whene.s logy was concerned, without first ob taining her *sprees sanction so the measure. We unlooses& that this was communicated to the Qtreen, and that her Majesty gave her ehcerfnl THE NATIONAL REGISTER NS. Wilmot to the appointment; in anisequptice of which the Noble Lord uccompanied Mr Br ni l to a contirence, that Ail be held either at •t. Omen or Calais, a• her Majesty may be pieocil to direct. It is probable that the Noble Lord is autlioncal to propose terms not derogatory to the eharacter,:end not hurtful to the feelings of her Majtsity, with which she may be induced to comply, and wiiich would render her reception in this country consistent with the high station which she occupies in the kingdom. - Mr. Alderman Wood, on bis route, met Mr. Wellesley Pole Long, telt) desired him topresent his duty to the Queen, and to offer her the use ut Wan stead House for her residence on her arrival in Eng land. By a letter received on Saturday train a Noble Lady now with the Queen, we 1. am that it is not her Majesty's intention to come directly to London on her arrival, so that it is linkable that she has resolved to accept the invitation from Mr. Wellesley Long. Extract of a letter from St. Thomas's, dated April 5 0 ..." We have a report today, that to e 'Patriot squadron, under the command of Admiral Brion and Commodo.e Stafford, have captured the Royal fleet, after a sharp conflict. The particulars of this engagement we are nut fully in possession of; it is thought here to he correct, as the two squad rons were seen nu great distance from each outer by a vessel which arrived some days ago. It . tins is true, the poor Dons will be completely done over. We have heard nothing from the armies, but ex pect some accounts shortly. We learn from Porto Rico, that an embargo was expected to be laid here shortly. Many meetings of the heads of the island at the Governor's house. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Joss*. TRII !WIG V. 'AHIIII4I4 WAJTHILIIIN, MID OTHealo. Mr Chitty applied to the Coed oil behalf of Mr. H. Hunt, who is a party in this cause,but at present a lid stoner at liebester, for a writ of akes Corp.., to bring hint tie when cause was shrwn against the rule, as he in trotted to shew sense in person. The Chief Justice inqutied of !dr. Chitty, whether he had any case joistifying,the present application Mr. Chitty meatiosed the ease of Mr. Butt in the Com mon Pleat. The Solicitor General said, the Court refused the writ in Butt's ease. Mr. Chitty thought he should be able to distinguish Ibis case frost the case of Mr. Butt. The Chief Justice.—We will bear yen on this poise when it comes to your turn to move. Mr. Chitty, on being called on, stated the affidavit on which he moved, which was rade by Mr. Heist, and stated, that he had already attended the Court on various days, intending to 'hew cause in perm, sod he con sidered that sours* as meeessary to his dehi that sce. The Learned „Counsel said he was persuaded the Court, as there we no precedent splint it, would now grant the ride, as let Mr. Hunt have the Wasik of his own pe culiar talent, rather them put it is his power to say, or even think hereafter, that he bad sot been permitted to conduct his defame hi the way best salted to' his in* tercet. The Chief Jasdce observed, the Court could not for an Instant believe it Oeatlemaa was not to be found at the bar capable of contbictiag Mr. Hanes cause, as mach to his interest with the Court, as be could do himself, and at much less ezpenee to him than coming to town would be but although the Ceara refused the writ, it did not follow they would make the Role absolute in his absence.--Ap• plication refused. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS; SATURDAY, Jews 3. CUIVALIIII ROOM 11. Sts H. WILION• This was an action brought by the platatiff, an eminent dentist in Pull Mall, to recover a dowsed for professional services, tardiest's furnished, and money paid for the detim-: deist. It appeared that the plaintiff beiag upon terms of friendship with Sir Henry Wilson, undertook to promote 'his interest, wills a view to procure his election and return . Parliament. The Chevalier accordingly exerted himself reitsre t at seal to get Sir Henry in far the Boroughs of er g It. Aibaa's, Barnstaple, kledoa, sod • other places. The whole of the pialatiffs demand amounted to upwards of lOW. The defence was that Ravin' had take. upon him the practice oda Beree:h-menger, who had preteoded to interest to the intonet berates§ which he did out possess. • A Captain Clark, on the part of the defendant, proved that Resplei said he had oo demand on the putt of Sir Henry Wilsoo for his services. He promoted the Baronet's interest from pure frieadokip. The voter's were received at Raspini's house to Pall Mali, aad furnished with refreshment. Hoopla' always warmly espoused the interest of Sir Henry Wilson sad on one ocesuatio declared Sir Henry should be returned fur Barastaple. The plaintiff always acted with seal and energy to promote the election of Sir Henry Wilton. A letter was put in and read on tbe part of the del/admit.... It contained an applicatiou for a loaa, sad had so bearing on the CLOW. The Chief Justice of the Comm.. Pleas, in his charge to tbe*Jary, said, •• If • gentleasan is the dianthus of Sir Henry Wilson cemeats to' employ a dentist to act as an agent in pracariag his election, it ill becomes him to say the agent is a ,horeegkassager, awl shall out be temanerated for his trouble: . The Jury Awed a verdict for tbellaistif—Deassges the matey expended for the pita** GOODWIN V. MILLAR •111, PACILIIOOII. Mr. Serjeaat if:timbale said, this was a awe le which the plaustif sunlit damages fur as hist, mutated by him, in costal...me of the negligent, or wine thus megligent, ear duct of tie servant of the defendants, wise arc proprietors of a stage coach called the Saxe Lalsserg. The Chief Justice la snmasieg up, said, be wholly disap proved of the ifesetice of seeking great reeespeate fur a triding injury, especially fromlbws wbu mere wholly free frum blame. The Jary returned a verdict for *be plaiatilf—damag es 401. Time cue escaped seven hours. SHIP NEWS. (Suciiiirru ?Has DAY.) FALMOUTH. JUNE 2—. Arrived the Prince Ernest packet. with a mail front Madeira. in sO days; and the Harmony. Bristow. loin Poole for Newfoundland. POI! SMOUTIC Juss 4.—Sailed the Nesth Castle, Jerman, for Lon—in ; and ?Amu Christian August. Petersoo. for Norway. Wen, odi of H4lllollf. the Fuer Brothers, for atomic ; and the Royal Sovereign , and William, for Queb ec.; Hastert: t, JUNE 4.—Sailed the Prince of Orate. for Dolma ; Castlereagh, for Cuxhaven ; and Jana. for roettetn bu9pi—eoch with a mad. Does*, JUNE. 4.—Arriptd the Tods, transport. from Ply mouth for Hull, with troops. DEAL. JuNE dirm from the River the Isaac Todd. Damao. fur St. John's t rr. renew/ranee. Stockley. for Papit ; sod Lady Kennavray. Mae. for the Isla of France, Ma dras. and Calcutta. Arrival and sailed for the River tne Percy. Smith. from Jamaica; Charles. Milue ; and Dryad. Fell. from 'ruoago. Sailed tic whole of the outward bounit. except the Shipley. for New South Wake; Levant. for Berbice; Barrie, fur Quels...e; Lovely. I u New Provideem; and u few othen. 11•11111• ATE, JUNE 4.--Arrived the kingiand. Keay. from London for Bouway ; and Mary, Deeper, from ditto for Starr* Leono—botn wtw damage. having . run foul of each other oC Folliestode • the ftteuser ise lost her jib boom and spritsail-yard. and the latter her topmast. foremast sprung, and bows stove. The flt. George. Cunningham. of Geettork. was stranded at bermuda. The erre lust, say and ta,oci was owed. The Hanna. Don,. trust Liverpoot tor *won' was totally lost on the 6th ult. on Cohaseat Rocks , near lloston. Crew saved. The Elizabeth. Guy. from Para. saw. on the 11th ultimo in lit 45. 16. long. 49. 16. several islands of ice and on the Eilth. 140 S W. a Cape Clear spoke the Hope. Griffith., front Liverpool for Moonlit& 1., wi tch vessel had been at Beethoven. h .vang loat du foremast. The Margaret. Cocking, from Jamaica to Quebx. is lost ota the Grand Cayman. Lon Don ti ditcrs. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY. JUNI 2. We continue to Is wall.anephed with Wheat s principally ham our own coast, the dooms lei will was, however, very kited and it was with dallwity *a Inset nongles obtained Manday's prim the isibrier ~es, Mimes dined en Woes terms. mold am seem with a rain The waggly lardw_wir but AM is sole. and Monday's prism woe whit Mei mined. bore also very plessithi, but ne theapes, amosb dull is seas. ils lisms..Pirs. Re. thenris so slassmiss. etiN EXCHANtie.. Mummy(' Joss S. Ws have had very for arrivals of Wheat game Monday last. ♦ss which day the iessmi hos Wm very limited.. the Snot NEON 'sly mai mut a go* eds. mil *see only d a is. eed the Onset but bier* tlerthiss destrlptiese are per lewer. The erepply et Barley wee rather lame. but very C lu seras hove ►eat &le. sod Mese at lest walk's rimy+ In otha desaiptiana of grain them is iso alsesadosi. CUKKENT Per Wisebri Red W beat W bite Rye Brank, or Buck Wheat ....... Barley •• • • •• • Pale Malt .. Feed Oats Brew or Poland do New Tick Beaus Old ditto New Pigeon ditto Boiling Pease Grey Pease •• • • Rapeseed per last :r:a UM GR: 'ter Nlearare 111011111 A V. 14 I. 55 a 1$ OS a 8$ 1 $6 a 41 34 a 40 33 a 45 66 a 72 21 a Y 6 m 36 39 a 42 40 a 46 41 a 43 45 a 52 42 a 47 301. a 40/. FO t TI Bight Bust WEDNEStk S. S. 55 a 13 63 a 86 36 n 41 34 a 40 31 a 45 66 a 12 21 a 21 26 a 20 39 a 43 40 41 44 a 46 43 a II 49 a 46 3411. a 381. ki WEEK, /MAT. P 6 So 66 a 73 63 a 89 36 a 41 34 a 40 36 a 4$ 66 a 72 tt a 37 Y 6 a 29 39 u 42 40 a 46 42 a 4S 45 a 69 42 u 46 36!• a 381. AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, Per quarter, of the Twelse Maritime Districts of ENGLAND and WALES, fur the Week eudiug May the 27th, extracted front Satu:slay's Gazette. Wheat... 701 21 I Barley... 26s lid I Reims 45s 64 Rye .... 42s 1041 Oats.... 26. Od I Pease ... 45. 041 PRICE OF FLOUR, Per Sack of Five Bushels, or 2801h$. Mouday. s. s. Mouday. s s. Fine English Flour 05 a 70 I American Flour ... .15 a 49 Seconds ditto .... 00 a 65 per Barrel of 11 eon. BREAM, Old. to 1441. the t/mirtern Loaf. BROWN OK 141USCOVADO bUtiAK. Average Price from the Returns made in the Week ending Wednesday last. Us. Oid. per cwt. exclusive ',ldiot). 'l'll , 11:1.11 :VAUh tl. •••••• MOSDAT. Joss 11.. The show of Beasts was pretty large this rooming, but there was very little briskness in the sales, and Beef was amilotliesper. Mutton was also *kapu t Pork and Val soppactell lad week's prices. Lamb was dull so sale. and dooper.—The badness in the Haymarket was very dull. and dm miens( HontodClover were lower. Strew supported act. last prices withty. The following is a correct 'tetanal of the prices and number: at market:— MILK of M FAT. ezeliiiiive of the 01111,*lisels consist% of Head, Entrails, and Hide, cud is worth about Id. per lb..—Per swim of Olb. MONDAY. Beef 4e 84 to 5s 84 Nluitou 5s 411 to Gs 2d Lamb 6a 4d to be Od Veal 3s IM to es Gst Purk ,e 84 to Gs 64 Pork be 44 to es Head of Cattle at Market. FRIDAY. Beet 4s 2J ks fis at swum, st, lad in is Gd Laugh 6i ILI to Si 6d Veal 5* Oil w 415 bd Belot. . . 3,900 libeep and Lambs . 14,900 his . . . rzo Calves • . . 111141 rMead of lathe at Market. Ibeasts . . . 540 'Sheep and L,imh. S,Stal Pigs Calves . . . 190 riAl-AlAi.Ki.. Hay Clover - - - 15 5 0 16 It (I Stray • • • . ,t 1 10 • .0 0 LONDON; Printed msd Published by the Prepnctor, JOH N TWIGG, at tits Mot. 76. Fleet Street. where all Leuus the Vern, &c (past paid) must be addressed. 124