The National Register. — London, England, 1822-04-21 00:00:00

i A teleposomsir Ttto fields, in the parish of Nlarshalstown, near tt e borders of the county of Limerick, were lately etltered by a party of miscreants, who dug up the ground in different parts, leaving it unfit fur the rtrpose of pasture, us intended by the owner. On *ht.. iidlowing Sunday, the parish priest of Mitchels tt-wn, near which Marshalstuwn lies, addressed the t •Ji.gregation on the circumstance with such effect, to prove they had no participation in it, they t.:-...nimously resolved to go to the field end repair, Ls fat us possible, the damage done; and they also promised to use their utmost diligence for the dis t...v.:ly of those who had committed it. A Charity Sermon was delivered in the Methodist Chapel, Rotherham, by Troop Serjeant Major T. Liles-, of Capt. Stuitli•ti troop, 7th bragoon Guards, tn Sunday evening. tio the benefit of the Sabbath school, connected with that place of worship. The preacher (an Hibernian), who was decorated in the Lich costume of his regiment, selected his motto from il:e Ist tpistle of St .John, 4th ch. Igth verse---."ll'r itve Aim, because lie first loved us;" and, in the course of his address, very powerfully advocated the .vf.cessity of imparting instruction to the minds of . tl:e rising generation, and the advantage of early . i.ty, which he successfully pleaded with much forte and prcpricty. On the terminuon of his discourse s was heard with much attention, and product tire of great satisfaction, the contributions produced tiowurds of heady-six pounds. By order of the Lord Chamberlain, tbe winter theatres are in future to close at the end of June, and nut to open until tke 15th of October. The little theatre in the Ilaymarhet is to open about the end of May, or beginning of June, and to cease petformances by the 15th of October. All the re strictions upon I...rflirmers at Drury-lane and Co vent garden, preventing them from playing at the Ilayntarkt.t, are to be taken id*. All the minor ' theatres are to be brought strictly back to their orlginal rules, and their licenses confined to the exhibition of spectacle, and to recitative in dia- IJ,4uc. A melancholy accident happened on Tuesday se'imight, on the premises of Mr. Massey, brewer, St. Stephen's, Norwich, eccasiened by the brick: layers striking the centre of an arch of a celktr be foie the work was dry, which caused it to give way, and hurry under the arch two fine boy s, the one nine, and the other seven years of age, sons of Nit. tlie,sey. The eldest perished under the ruins ; the ether, though bruised, is likely to do well some of the workmen was much hurt. Mr. M. after searching for his children, became co overpowered, that he was taken away in a state of insensibility. The coroner sat on the li.dy on Wednesday, and returned a verdict of accidental death. A few days since a most melancholy accident took flags at North Lynn; John Carmichael. u labourer employed at the threshing engine belonging to Lord Wm. bent hick, in the act of oiling some part of the machinery, most unfortunately got entangled in such a manner that both his arias were so dreadfully crushed that rendered amputation necessary ; one term utnve and the other below the e!!'ow, he b.ae with the most surprising fartitud, and is in a f.:ir way of recovery ; he is shout 34 ve..as of age, r 1 has a wife and three childrii.—Lori William lientinek has very humanely ordered him 12s. a week firr the remainder of his Mi. , . A'ribulc !o the Menaor.y of Charle, DiMin, Oa Ti ursdry evening last a party of gentlemen met at the house of Mr. Oxberry, the comedian, the Craven Head, Drury-lune, when it was proposed . end s:contled, that a monument should be erected to the mmory of the above celebrated composer of naval songs. The object was immediately embraced by the meeting, which consisted of some most red pectable gentlemen, who contributed their subscrip sinus towards the society, and pledged thamselves to firward it. Several resolutions were udopted, and vitinimously ag•reed to, end a treasurer atmsecretary were appointed to carry it into effect. The spot on w hleh it is to be erected is 1. ft for future con s:C.:ration. A new sea bank, For enclosing a fine mush near Burnham, has commenced. • A person Liking to Fcnelon upon the sul t jecf of. the critninal laws of France, and approving' of the many executions that had taken place under them, i t opposition to the arguments of the• Archbishop, "I Maintain that such persons are unfit to hve."—.—" Hat, my friend," said Fene " you du nut reflect that they are still more unfit to die " Early on Thursday morning last the shop of Mr. Cowing, silversmith, of Lowiztoft, was broken open tu.d roAcAl of several watches, tonicity trinkets, &c. to the amount of upwards of I Oul. A letter from Toulouse, dated the Loh (.f April, suites, that the most perfect tranquility reigns in that city. About a dozen persons, arrested during 4. e late disturbances, belong to the law, The Judge vt . Instruction has .examined them. i'rince Leopold has been seen ling the greater p 4 r.. of the winter at Rome, and 11-. s Fatal , not all tLe accosementi of the pla:x. - fir : ~Y Tat NATIONAL lIMISTER ~~w-i Pardo.—A case most ingeniously contrived and sue. cessfttlly carried into execution oat Saturday last, is scarcely to be equalled on the records of Iratids. It was equal to that practised lately On Rundle and Bridges, the jewellers, some time ago; but the present case is only at the expence Of four e hstly gold watches. The indivi dual, who called himself Mr. W., is ' , titter above the middle size, was dressed in a brown froth( coat, wears large whiskers, anti is well calculated fur imposition in address and manners. A house in Southampton -street, Strand, occupied by Mr. Bolt, the barrister, having liten adetrtis:d to let, Mr. \V. called about it several tittles last week, and he appointed Saturday last in call with some ladies, and give a final j the servants were direct ed, if the occupants were from home, to bill: %V the gen tleman and his party into the diniug room. 'laving secured this point, sir. W. called upon Mr. Ely, a jew t Iler, at the latter cud of the week, and after looking over some trifles hi the shop, he slestred that some ladies' watches might be bronglit to his residence, Nu biSouth anima:no-street, at a certain hour on Saturday for inspec tion. The individual called some time before the jeweller was exp.-cted, and inquired if the ladies who Were to meet him there had called, and on being informed in the negative, he affected surprise, atd desired them to be ittformed of his arrival wheel they came. lie was SheWil into the front throwing room, but he preferred the latter, and desired the servant to shew a gentleman, who would cull, into the front Morn, and let him know when he arrived. Tate jeweller was at. his time with his goods, and Mr. W. paid hint a visit, and alter looking over the goods, he selected four watches, worth tool., to shew the ladies to the next room, instead of which lie took his hat and walked off with the watches. After waiting until out of patience, the jeweller rang the bell, and the sert ant missed Mt. W. ) who had promised her itereitude, the landlord his new t mato, and the jeweller his on. weltome customer. The roof of the threshing machine at Monklaw, hear Jedburg, lkclowa ' iog to Mr. Shortreed, was lately struck by lightning, an d nintanuy ft ok fie. The roof being. tnatched, was in a few minutes completely in Raines, and burnt with great fatty. Time sertams, and others . near, immediately resorted to the spot, and succeeded in partially unroadlog the budding. Toe alarm having - been carried to Jediaur a sh, a g reat number of the inhabit tants repaired to Monk law, and by their exertions the lire was completely extinguished in about two hours front the time it was first discovered. 13 tuba. At Woodlley lodge, near Reading, the lady of J. Wheble, op. of a ton. Al Brontrttoll, ttit lady of M. Eyes+, eon. of a danghter. L Le, of. eon. In ltoltet ptiLet,tlin lefly of Win. .1,1111e2 eq. M.P. of a tun. 11 .. Jmne• t. reliant, of innebory. at a son. At Lytitreton. in DC%OII, the laiq of Lieut. Cul.-W ra. Power, of the Ru) .1 Ai tiller), of a ion. ,V 4 iParrictu On rionsday last, by special hernia:, at Maple Hayes, Sir W. A. Ingot bl, u art. of Ripley naive, Y.. habit e. suit of kettlethor pe pate, fis Louisa, daughter in J. Atkiusou, ray. of .Lapin St Q.a Jahn At St. Vizliacrs,Osecninthe, G. B. Brown, rag. of Liverpool, to Agnes, thit.l daughter of Julio Wish Cross, tag. of whets, auJ of Ss a:thaws:ow, Lases:. It. Babb, eq. of Abergasenny castle, Sinumouthshlre, to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of I. stead, rot. of Davonslike sheet, taben stoat e. At St. Pancras, W. W. sitiipson, esq. to Isabella, thirst daughter of J. Booker, eel. of Cronstadt. At Stepney, D. Sine, eat. of Olucester terrace, 'New rued. Whiteclia pet, to Ilanuah, daughter of the late Mr. Owell, of Itettinatea row, stepney greve. At St. Law I eaten Jewry, Mr. Baru, sulicitur, of King street, ( - loop- Ide, to SarahSophia,ilAlightei of the lot.. Copt. K. Lanett, of Ike Ilion. Lad lull Cootistils'b service. At Slaryletione new conflict'. E. savage, eel. of Brynyletwin cottage, Montgouteophire, to Mfr. Ann Ilia ilief ry, widow ofuhe late Robert Lo a.l4..fry , es.t. of Mlles street, l ay.:mush a lucre. 3:)itb. On the morning of the loth- th;thlenly, aged W. J. Green, egg. of Oh:la:my psrk, Islington, and of 0111419 , , Leicestershire. At his tesidence, Brohk farm, Toiltllngton, J. btepliesmoo,esq. aged Bl y Lan 11. At Hastings. aged 49, Mr. J. W. ftwaseli, of the erne of Halliday and Mua,..M, Fenehnrcil street. In Portugal street, Lincoln's lee, P. Edmunds, cog. of des Elkst hints house, aced 2.1. N. ..Iniislt), thy. for many ' , oars a clerk in the rarlimneut Mike, aged In Winter street, Brunswick square, Sophia, eldest daughter of J. C. G. (.'les..e, esq. 01 Barwick houao, Itsinham, tAsex, aged Y. J. N• 11110 1 ,1), Col. 111411‘.11, late of hill,ter equate. At Lrosdoll, lachard hush, CA.I. teed RI. hounait Shiver, esq. of Bayswater, aged CO. }lward, the koargest sou of Le..:Jantaa, eel. of Telngton, In the lath yew 4.4 DISH has already shared and sold Twenty Three Capitals in the present Lottery. ALL MUST BE DRAWN LAST ANT) ONLY DAY, NEXT TUESDAY, the 43t1 of Apia. I. BISEI, of the Old State Lottery Office, 4, • Cornhnl, and V, Charing Croes, London, ads the utten tiGn of his best Frienus, the Public, to the premnt Rich 6tate of the Wheel, which contains TWO Pt!e?s of £20,000! And 20) other Capitals of tft,ooo, X3OO. &c. ate. All of which must be dniwn on 'IC ICSDAV NEXT, the fs.:4l. Instant, when the Lottery will entirely Tickets and Shares, wattautatt undrawn, are en Ssle at BlStro Offices in I.oni:on, and by his Agents in the Country. Evers Ticket, every Shure, every Cspit.4l, and every other Prize, must be drawn NEXT TULSDAY. lIIS AIAJEiTY has teen pleased to grant his Royal Letters Patent fur England, Ireland, and Scotland, to SAL .110 N, ODY. and Co. fur further improvements in in. ktruntento for the relief of Hernia. The new instruments consist of e•even different kinds, some of which can he worn day and night, without the I:ic:t tucunecuience. Tae l'atimtees hare Ma satisfaction to intern the Public, that from the simpireity of the consirustion of their new instruments, all classes or society can be actsw.inaxiatcd, the price being fro u tea shillings tti 'l' . ey possess unity, coeupness, 110mitss, anti arability, will answer lot right ur left sine, r,:tiniring nu undtta,rap, buckles, or other galling hamiage. Holata Is, I Murat les, Dispensarieq, Parochial Ratablishmente, anti the Poor, suAilied at a eonsuLlable reduction titan the lowest price; also a laurel allowance to Professional Gentlemen, "Aienthanw, IVbolesule and the Trude. l'treons rusitar.g the country ore rtrinc,recl to send the cir;anatereriee of the body in incites, one inert below use lup.—. 31anitiae:ory, Sound; B{, , Letter. to be cdtneaud to S ton Don iDartirts CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY.APRIL IS. There was a moderate. supply of Wheat at market this day, although not so large as for sione previous weeks and the quality is considerably better, is consequence of a hich Wheat may be quoted from Is. to per quarter dearer than last week. The supply of Barley is pretty considerable, but sales not brisk. The Oat trade is likewise dull, although we cannot quote that article cheaper, the price being in a great measure . nominal. In Bears and Peas there is some alteration—W B hite oilers are full Is:. per quarter dearer, and Beans are rather better. The market, upon the whole, looks better, and NVlicat is certainly improving. conx EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 17. The surplus quantity of Wheat at market this day was not very large, and the arrivals but trifling; the vitriatiim in the price of IVlitrat is out worth noticing, but the inferior qualities wcte dull in sale. The Barley Lade was very dull—the tine satnples went oft' at Monday's prices with difficulty. In o.tui but little was doing, the fine bampies went off pretty well, but there were very few of this kind offered all others were without demand. Beans and Peas of the best qualities were pretty brisk, and much about thesanie prices ua un Monday. CO/H\ EXCHANGE, APRIL IV. The supply of Wheat continues moderates and sales were brisk this day, tine Wheat fully supporting Monday's prices. Bar.ey had likewise a tolerably brisk demand, and our lusts quotations fully maintained—the quality is likewise improving. The Oat trade remains as we stated on Wednesday, the t•ari.ttion bei.N worth netice. Beans continue the same, but Peas were clearer, particularly White Boilers, which were scarce, and in demand.—Upon the whole, the market is evidently improving, every article of grain meeting a ►risker sale than for wore tune past. cuiiiti:N I - l'Ait..t.s OF GRAIN Wit r.l r.. W t.e.0., Pet W Mc:tester 'Atriums e of Eight Bu,reit, MOINUA Ye WEUNE6O. IRIDA 1. te t. I. t. S. 4, Old Wheat .... 45 a 64 I 41 a 64 43 a 61 New Red Wheat 32 a 50 32 a 51) 32 a 50 New White d 0... 36 a 63 36 a 6.; 30 a 61 Rye • 22 a 25 23 a 25 `.3 a ::5 Brunk, or Buck- Wheat ~—a—. —a— —u—.—a— Barley „„.. „, l5 a 2.1 Ili a ';(6 I 16 u '4 Pate Malt Feed Oat. Brea orPolanddo. 1 22 a `251 22 u 241 22 a 24 New Tick Beam Old ditto New Pigeon ditto 24 a 21 24 a 26 21 a 16 i Boiling Pease Grey Pen,e .• 25 a 28 26 a 1 7 211 a YT Itaiie*eed per WA 301. a 524 30 1 . a 3 21. 301 . a 32.. FOREION. 1 American DAlliZiC •I. • . 65 a 72 63 a 12 65 a 72 Riga aud %V ismar 52 a 66 52 a 66 32 a 60 Russia and Vrici• laud ditto. 48 a 50 48 a 56 48 it 56 Rye Barley ,, 21 a 25 I 21 a 25 21 16 23 1 feed Oats ...... 16 a 2 . .: : 8 a 22 10 a 22 Brew orPolatid dm 21 u 20 21 u 25 21 a 25 Pigeon ditto ... 26 a 2ti 22 a 28 28 a 25 Boiling Pea.e .. 30 a 32 30 a 32 I 30 a 38 (hey Pease I Litheed per qt. _4O 311 a _4O AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, Per Quarter, of the Tu el , e Maritime District, of ENGLAND atid W ALEB, fur Las AVERAGE PRICE Maritime Distil.: %Veek eudiu‘ •I Geicite. WlJew—. -13; It! 19. 31 t. FAtiLA %pH !Sat, el r Quarter, la the T , tel , e atitl ALE 6, fur LD• Varied front atusuat's Barley... 18: Oats.... 16. SI I I deisii 4111're. ... !I , 7 i illit) UI LaLOVADO Average Pt lee from the Returns wade in the Vi eel: cud.' Wethsebtlar last, sl,. SeJ. per cwt. exelwase aduiy. PRICE OF FLOUR, Per Sack of five Bushels, or 280Ibs. tlot.tlay. s. s. filouilay. s. P s Fine Englidi Plour 45 a Ur American Fluor ... 34 a 96 Seconds ditt..) .... 40 a 45 per Barrel 01 II eat. BRFAI.), 00. the (Nation Loaf. PRICE OF HOPS. New Ilsgs.rercwt. New Bags, per cwt. I Kent . VI Oa to Si Os Susses VI 4s to 3. Os New Pockets, per cwt. Keut . QI IN to 51 1, Eykel . 31 0. to 41 40 Susses - 21 8s to 31 12s I Farultept Al 10s to 10: Ws PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAPi , .fic. per Paler: OF FA r, I.er mu' uriTallow 44+OJU.ud Itu66ia 0.. 0‘.1••••• , Wltitechapil Market 2s di arta ditto —4 Od ud St. James , Market 2 • felted Stuff 00$ UJ Yos dd Clare Market . Ud Ditto Rough Ms Olt 22. ed GreaN , es . . 12: ud 4. Sid Guun Dregs . . 7 lid Curd Suap . . . U 46 Yellow Sum) . . !Ai %Ailed . • • • 00 ' Price of Candles, per dozen, 06. 0d.—51..u1d.., SO,. 04. mi. per ...,zeu allowed fur ready n..... Average-2s. 4i,1. 6,1111 !AFIELD MARK El . • rut:a!, Aram 12.—The:e was but a moderato Imply . 0' Beasts at muket this day, and perf was rather deart:.• number of Sheep was aim, Eton— NI alto!' and Lamb may he quoted at MondTty's prim. but for Pigs were offeted, end 1 supported our Last statement. Veal wen not muth in ce wand, prices altet..tion took place is the klay-market. The billowing is a correct statement of the prices and uumbe.s at ina7ket : MUM.: of MEAT, exchoive of the 011itl, which consists vt }lead. Entrails, and Me, awl is etus th shoot IJ. per pounti.—Per Moose of bibs MON DAI6 Beef 94 8d to as 4C Mutton 2 tid to is 24 Lamb 5s 04 to its 014 Vest 4s 24 to Bs 84 Pork 2s 84 to 4s 24 need of Cidlie st markt. t• Beasts . . . . . 2,3.;0 Sheep and Lambs . 2 , 01 4 ) Firs ediv es I.HitiA v. Beet 4 2, 6.1 to Ss 81 Muttoulis 4d to Ss 2d Lomb as Oil Us 11. 83 Veal 4s lid to Ss 4d P.,rk as Od w 4s VJ Head of Cattle at Marko. Masts Sheep and Louth' 5:2:0 170 Calves - - - Printed and Pubil.hed by the Propricor, loll : l IGG, at tU Offer. ;G, Plc•et Str.,l. a bete all Letter W Editor, (postpaid) must he addreesslt. q