The National Register. — London, England, 1817-04-21 00:00:00

MISCELLANEOUS. Lord Cochrane has sent the following Letter to the ' Editor. Sir,--In order that the public, mud mind officers in partici'. hr. Wra y have an opportunity of hearing the prneeeilmas iu the Court of Admiralty relative so the affair of the Bastin. . Re which will be of stay considerable interest, I bee that you will be so obliging as to insert the following notice I have just received. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, 7, I'alace•yard, Saturday evening. COCHRANE. ACCIDENTS, DFFENCES, About 12 o'clock on Saturday se'rmight, a most tremendous I five broke ont or the pi einiscs in the occupation of Messrs. Limaley and Brewer, nt Abbott's-hall Faint, Gi eat Wigbo• routh, in this county, which, in a shoi time, entirely con smoed the whole of the formes y, standing upon nearly two acres of ground ; also in the barns, wheat, the pi °duce- of 2.i actors ; a large finautity of oats, and also of beans, which had lately been take') in : timer stacks of beans, and two of hay, w Inch were standing in the yards, were likewise consumed, with all the farming implements, including waggos N tumbrels, plough anti cart harness, a thrashing mochine, and much other property, used In so extensive a concern. The live stock, ti hich was confined in the yards, was released, Pl cepiing a calf. several pigs, and the poultry, which were burnt. Such a lamentable scene of destruction has not been it iiiiessed since the fire at Norton-hall, in Purleigh ; the limn( s. 118 On that occasion, were seen at a great distance. The estate is the property of hlr. Cline, the surgeon. Whe ther the buildings are insured we ore unacquainted; the temitits are f rtirreatel , p insured, altbJugh mach under the es tent of their loss, is the Phoenix tire-office. The damage is estimated at 1,0001. The engine belonging to the Esar%a'al Suffolk Equitable Insurance Society wet dispatched with all possible expedition, and arrived in time to save the h se; but, from the dryness of the season, the names gained so great an ascendancy, as to cuontei art every exertion to prevent destruction to the other property. There is too much reason to covireture that the (lie w ar wilfully occasioned ; and it is hoped that justice will, ere long, overtake those concerned in such a villainous and diabolical deed.—Clitdatford paper. A disturbance took place in the town of Taunton. on Mon day afternoon last, the lith iustent, owing to the misl reha• viiinr of a party of five or six men belonging to the Innis killing regiment of Dragoons, quartered in the barracks, who, being intoxicated, grossly assaulted several inhabitants. and kept the town fur a considerable time in a state of gre,:t alarm. The chops were shut round the parade, and business was entirely iuspended. Air. Cliorley, straw-hat-manufar tower, of North-street, was mercilessly beaten shoot the head Mr. *median, the constable, was violently seized by two 01 the men, who attempted to wrest (ruin Item the stati of hi authority; he, however, very spiritedly persevered in hi, duty, and succeeded i■ bringing away one of the assailants. The patty which commenced these outrages was subsequent • lc augmented by an army.] eorpoi ars guard from the bar racks, .rho, it was expected, came fur the purpose of march ing the delinquent* to their quarters. but rensameil with then comea•les. A untidier cf facts are in our possession cont,t•e ted wish this ireantisslous affair; t•at as an in ..t•tigation of them wili, we trust, be deemed tudispensalle, for th• • par,. ,•-• of allaying the sensation 11/cite:al in the town by th.s ocei.c rence, we SOrbear stating a syllable more at preitrit on 1111. o , eaSiOß, than that, en the men reining to their glans rs, tile ClUblll which had amsembled unine4tiaiely ths;tersed, and the 'town resultii d its tiampaillity. —llamado* Courier. On Wo•lneaday evening an ilriniAition was taken at the Weavers' Arm,. public-i4osts. , G; nu a trrct, 11401 u J Snultun C 44011. - for ,he Cut ~f v.ew tile body of Ay. j•dtn Lan , , a ni evspet tal•it• tiadeAtiam, %ho wa, tcna.l el.aal, head nrarls se% es ed fr..rn his body, on Suud y putt List T n d , ce4sed, it arpt..,red opulent eireer.:a'aisee.,bnt iwrpetit...ily haunted with :110 fear of .IAM, wh el: at lat proaneel in-aunty. Verdict —Kilied linee,(4l ut t tit of une:ltal detangornenr. A pitiful scoundrel was on TintrA eliorged with Nl:thine a io,oth uirl of rourpetire half peon.. ;to:ar girl was sititpoo , d to have 'necked eiLthtee•epeuuy token instead of a 11411 pcony, trlicn the prismier fault. up, produced a snort' I . OIIR ta sttlY, and, lit etendititt to be a cowl:Ade, proceeded to lief, and mud , . tiff with the content* of Ito* pocket. —Cuntnatted. Monday afternoon, a wild bullock ran out of Smithfield market. &caring every Jung in its way before it. A boy about tom years of a..;c was titt by the iduriat.d animal, and the pour child was gored by it in a mai: shaking manner. lie was taken to St. Bartliolos w's hospital wititoat any hopes of recovery. EstretiTiou or rite Lannrrits.— ‘t six o'clock on Thurs day mornimr, Thomas Savor,. , W iiliam 'Withers, William Towle, John Amos, John Crowther, and Joshua Mitchell, Luddites, together with Thomas Ileavington, I . or setting tire to a stack of oats, were removed from the count. gaol, under a military escort, to the New Britlewell, near the Intirmavy. The Luddites were deeply impressed with the approach of the awful moment, and sere very *tinnier to their devotion. savage acknowledged theinsttee of his sen tence, and expressed himself grateful for the religions in stritetirn he had received. At half past eleven they optic: red mien the scarold : alter bowing to the populace. ad• .Messed the multitude, cautioning them against inattention to religion, and neglect of the Sabbath, to which he attributed his own ruin. Mitchell was desirous of reading a paper. which was not permitted. Amos told the people, that be aml his companions suffered fora crime which they never com mitted (alluding to the tiring at Asher), but they all ii-know ledged !o have Leen atl.ateghborough, and engaged in the oast net.s as proved on time trial. They ati then tomg an hymn, aid were shortly sAfr launched into eternity.—Their deportment to the last. although apparently repentant, savoured strongly of hardy inditteience. The immense number present tat least ten thuts.,itt , l) behaved with great detain:se, tend dis persed py vfeetly quiet.—f.eierstes ..rJurnal. GOUT or RHEUhfATISNI—IIYDEN'sGRNUINF:SPECIFIC. THE l'roprictor of this SPECIFIC having labour ed under severe attacks of the Gout for a number of yeari, and apt plied all the usual mock% of relief without the least benefit. was in ay.ed make some exper;iiients upon himself. with a view to his cure. After a nimiber of trials, he has suereeded beyond his mint sanguine expectation, and setoni.hment of his friends, so that h.• is now perfectly ah!e to. attend his baviness. Out of regard to othery thus xuffering. he pave a considerable quantity away for their cure, bur applications were so numerous, that he was obliz(xl to prepare wad seU its a pttcat medicine. la doing this, anti the extend-re demand he has had for it, from the moment of ofraing it to the Pub he authorise him to tut,', hnt it cannot fail of giving immediatz ease. and cusential ultimate benefit. Sold at ts. M. par bottle with amplr in•tructlon,. bye. F. Strad ling, Boyal chanze tJ. roue. VII. I:lett-Erect ; Allen and C... 76, Oxfol-ttreet ; Fon. :attest Key. Shoreditch ; flltler and So:), 4, nicarr;' 4 ; St • • )i):;, 3W, ClrcaQrr.ut llariton, late New bury's. corner ut St. I)..u.'s, ; corner of BA I,iou..t rec t, g 800 Vimore. t, i!igh—rre.t. Bloomsbury ; i.n.l Venders MilliCslll ill the ratted Kingdom; or w'solcule nod radii of •!.• tro t rietor, J..ZIYDLN, it:l3mill greet, duets froua Viaamety-kpage. PRICE MEAT. MON DAY. A . ( Heads of Catik.oi tintiOficid. PRIL 21. reale end leedenhell. I. d. s. d. Carcase s. d. s. d. Beef-. ... a 5 0 Beef 3 4a44 Matto!' -7 Bas 01 Beasts; about 2OOl Mutton -3 0a 4 0 Ve.11......4 oas 8 I Sheep 13.100 I Veal 40a 6 • Pork -...3 8 a 5 Cal. de iamb. ...6 oa7 6' rigs 340 1amb....5 e a 7 • li‘l' AND sTrtAw I'?R lAAn. .c. s. d. X a. d. Aver. f. ra 4 r Hay 7 0 0a 6 6 0— 4 13 • ST. JASIE4 . II -I Chafer 6 10 0 a 0 0 0 ... 0 0 0 Straw 1 19 °stag.— 2 34 (Hay 3 0 0a 6 0 0 310 i WaiTtcoarsi. 1 Clover 6 0 0a; 0 0 .... 6 10 0 ( Straw I I, oa2 4 0-22 • f Hay 4 10 0a 6 0 0— f 3 • Sbervirrri.o -: Clover 4 • 0 a a 0 0 ...-. 6 16 6 Straw 1 1 0a 4 3 0— 2 4 • LA MLLE DE VARSOVIE AND 01HE1111. Dortm's Commons. itttli April. 1t417. Mr. Nichol! presents his compliments to Mr. Pott, and, in • consequence of his haying delivered a copy of au affidavit of Lord Cochrane in this case, lueru to give him uoliec, that he shall. by the advise of his Coosi.el, feet it his duty to object to the competency of his t. :l to °tier an attain in the Court, sand that, in order to support that objection, it *ill be necessary to obtain a copy of the judgment rt g thirty entered • ttpon the .erdict of conviction .1 his I.oidship, which Mr. . Nielson wiy euileaveur to obtain on or before the sitting of the [:Dart ou Tuesday nest; stud that if he should nut be able to procure the seine in time, he shall, by Isis Counsel, loose the 'Court to put MI the question intended to have been brought before it in this case. The Anniversary Dinner at the Marine Society, on Thursday, the Duke of Clarence, among other obser vations, observed, that when he commanded a 28 gun -frigate on the Cork station, he lauded in that city. The guard of honour of the 58th regiment, by which he was . received, was commanthsl by a lieutemeat. That lieute nant was the present Duke of Wellington, and, strange to tell, the first time his Royal Higtmess met him after :wards, was at dinner with the 'Queen, when he had become a Knight of the Garter, a Duke, and the great e4 General of the age. This circumstance his Royal • Highness mentienedls show, that in this country merit 'would carry individuals to the highest stations ; and, in the course of his own. professional services, he had • known many other proofs of the same truth. Bating Banks arc gaining ground every where. The Ibilowing is an account of the Hertfordshire Yank• The annual meeting of the patron, trustees, and directors of .this institution was holden at the Shire Hall, Hertford, oan Tuesday the Bth instant, when the following state ment of its accounts was laid before them by the ma naging committee:— Total ornate of tkposits revived between snih of March, 1616, and Wit Of March, Ist/ —13,994 3 3 11eionpltig to Laborers ...... #71,03? 0 0 Servants Tradesmen 'ClaiWren.— 251 1 6 k io trust for Ositdren sad others 313 0 0 thilourring to various Persons •• • r6O 1:1 6 Released to Depositors 3,091 3 3 Stock ptirehmeel • lioetursed to Depositors ..- 273 0 0 Balance i.r.,915 13 . Atrectsere.—A soldier, who had the good fur-tone to -elope unhurt from the late explosion of the steam packet at Norwich, on finding himself in. the wuter, and having only a day's leave, immediately swam back to eoe of the other vessels of the same description, ascended bcr deck, apologized for the bid plight iti which he ap leered, and begged leave, as he had been disappointed • of his passage in one, that he taight obtain it in the other.—lf this soldier had been a man of rank, and had -shown en equal devotion to his duty, his conduct would probably deseena to posterity, to be quoted for ever as an instanoe of gseatness of mind. At any rate, the ce lebrated Pompey, both in his life-time, and repeatedly .." in modern ages, has received the highest eulogiums for a proceeding not a whit more splendid than this almost • unknown action of a nr.meless soldier. Loril Bacon thus tells the story in his apophthegms :—" Pompey being commissioner for sending grain to Rome in time of dearth, when he came to the sea, fJund it very tem ,pestuous and dangerous, insomuch that those about him advised him by no means to embark ; but Pompey said, It is of necessity that I go, not that I live!" There is a sewer in the Regent's Park, which, on ac count of the want of proper fences, has lately been the cause of several accidents. A man fell in IM Wednes day last, and was drowned. The jury and coroner that eat on the body recommended that fences should be erected as soon as possible. TIREADEVL DlSTrtas•.—On kitinday the parish officers of St. Lilies's appeared to no lei.s than tweirt) sfrionionses, to toew cane why relief should be witlilfel4 from the va, raise applicants. knonest the miserable-objects that presented themselves we- a young man, , iressed is die fracmaiits of a suit of black, which here evident .marks of Lir lig aces) better days, he stated that he had lived 'lts 414 rk in a mer chant's laths, in the City, which he IcR very worthy, awl not heiag able to {;et another situation, had s:sciit all his my, giving top Isi• mire respectable Na- compelled conitraied live in Cicoreeistreet, St. Giles . .., ir the very heart of l i on an d depravity; for two days he %ian without food, endow applying to tlie overseers, was treated with coo. temp., and lifeoelly refused mihCstence.-- ( Here be bur e t info a flood inte 1 11nciAtrate desired to kaihw the estvie why ' l . was refined, fesnl was ii7foritiel. it was Irecanseith y rowe er d him aided* work The Ilaknittate that I at was a Bond castle, but deiireil that he shadiel hi at . n':l 'to v provi led that eas,iliiyineat lir him sistiielt lie a a 1111112 .•• ' o ,et, At w d fusee the Res. ijobis %eh Sto r e,. e „ nato.f , f • r C. w.• folly comiwi.ed be SI • t.to, P ii.;, rt • at t. c ne‘t A%slr.s for Rear, sate charge sif wa of pried chest 11 mouths tisce W bli4 ii , w3aud .y tjantes-ory. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. APRIL RI. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, 11th April,lBl2. THE principal (*cern of Ms Majesty's Ordnance till herehy Rive notke, that l'eoposols will be received at th it Office i s Iv a n' ma, on t.r boine Fridag the 25111 of April, lona such Persons Be may be wilting to undertake the Supply of CAN. TILES, for Service at this IX.parkment at the Tower, fort. riod of thre,• yeeirs,(lettrininabk ofkr 'Me rxrtirafkm of The fret year, von notice rfthree Inontles, at the option of either party. A Specimen of the Art kits may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeepers' Office in the 7'ovser ; arrd pirther parties. tars, together with Meteors, and conditions of the totstra , t, mt.:, bl moan at the Secretary's Olio• in afidremid, any den, k isser* the hours of Sc.. andlidur u'rlock, where the proporrata viral be delivered. scaled up, and endors^d Prupooali tor Cradles;" bat no proposal can be admitted sifter the said Rsilt instant. at twelve o'clock at noon of tAr same duy ; neither will any tender be narked, strikes tide party nwking it, or an agent in his 6.-turlf shalt attend. order of the Board, It. 11. ('R EIV, Secretary, OFF/CR OP ORDIVANCR,IIth April,lNT. THE Principal Officers col' his Illairsly's Ordnance do hereby give notice, That Proposals will be received at Mete Qfte on or befire Friday, the Rsth instant, Ann such :,arms us may be willing to undertake Me Peribernance, of Mc GLAZIERS' WORK. far the service of Mis Dopartnu re, at the Tower, Pall Mall, Woolwich, Greenwich. Lewisham. and Portloet, far a period of three yews, determinable after the expira • lion qf thefiest year, upon notice of three months. at the option qf either party. • It being intended to form the n'ork inta I'm f'ontraqs, it is ex pected that the Tenders will express l'eices.for the iVork to be per. farmed in London, where the Contractor for the same mast be real. dent; and alto for Woo.wich, Creenakh, Lewisham, gad Purfleve together, which station:. will be inchated in the second Contrail ; and furtliri Particulars. together with the Terms and Conditbras of the Contra 1, may k bum,: at the &rectory's Offlee in Pak. Mall aforesaid. any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, vivre the proposals mast be delivered, sealed up. and indorsed *. Proposals for Glaziers' Work ;" but no proposal ran be admitted after the said 2514 initent. at twelve Webb* at 1 , 1014 ff the tff ,. .! day; neither wit, air,. tenter notierd rinks: the party ex,a,Weg it, or an %mil in his • behulf, shall attend. By miler °jibe Board. B. 11. (RAW, Seerets.T. BIRTHS. In Lisson GWve Norte , . the Countes3 of Rothe*, of A dau6:4t.!:.—. The Lady of Henry William llobhouse, Esq. of a 502. mAnyti The Revs T. Alsauzit. D.D. to Lucy. daughter of John NI-bola. Esq. of Kensington.-1)r. Spark, us ip.wich, to Mis 4 rerq, Of Nortluinipton-square.—Mr. .1. G. Holman, 11tiut,.„. , cr ce ET Char leston Theat7e, to Miss Lattisner, of that eity...-At BIN'?" tree, Tbsex p the Rev. Charles Barton. Dean of Hocking, to Enum Frances. se cond daughter of the Rev. B. Scale. Vicar of Braintree. DIED. At Viaaltingborough, the Rev. P. fdassingherd, Rector of that parish. Prebend of Lincoln.—At Newington-green, in her firldt year. Mrs. Nuttall.....At Leigh, in his 4Ml7rar, &e lion. T. ClitiimiL —At St. Field House, Lady Sarah Price. sister of the Marquis I.insted, in Kent, in the ard year of his at;.. 'tr. Bohinion, Esq. upwards of fifty years a Isiottenant in his Ma:., - .t) 'a Nava? service, and who was 'bounded in the nternitrahle battle be t wpm Rodney and Count dc Grassc.—la Mareksti..lit-stret t, Soho. in the 73d y.•ar of his age, Thomas Hearne, Esq aad au. thor of the Antiquities of Great Britain. LONDON MA I? KETS. CORN-EXCHANGE. APRIL 18. We had a good supplysf Wheat tlds morning from Tt•OM Kent. and Suffolk; but having so bridt (Lifland for fine qu.d:tieq, t'iose deseriptions inn ready sale. at an &draw, • of Ss . per varier on last Monday's rice:: having an arrival of &Arley that artier, way. heavy sale. and full 2s. Fr quarter cheaper; NOV !Semi arc 41- per guar ter dears. and Grey I'm sold readily at lair week's pric.s., Wheat ro a 6t Fine ditto Aro a It 2 Rye got. a 64 Fine Barizy Gt a fin Mak. 66 a 70 s. I. Whitel'easelit ace tarry Pease 38 a 16 Beans lB a 3$ Titlts Oats o. 1. Ptl3bd Oats en a le l'i.tato ditto 42 a SI Fine Hour .110 I'lol Scam(' ditto !:5 1000 Pape Scot— :44 a TRICK OF BREAD. The highest price of the best Wheaten Broad throughout the me tropolis. ts stated by the Bakers to be 171 d. the Qusrtern .00f.— Some Bakers sell the Quartern Loaf from Id. to 3d. lower. AVERAGE PRICKS OR CORN PER QUARTER, IN ENGLAND AND WALLS PO. THL WELK RIMING APRIL IL Wheat Rye Barley Oata I limns I Pease 1O 8I 51 to ISI 3I 32 9I 51 01 56 6 AVERAGE PRICE OF 51'GAR, Computed fromthe Returns made in the week outing April IR, is tat. t id. per cwt. exclusive of the Duty of Costorm paid or payable there on on Importation thereof into Great Britain—(Sdtweriay's Cerzelles.) COAL NIARIE FT. Ships at Market. ships sold. Ld. a. PainAt' A""' "I 1 ft' I I Newcastle 12 I from tit ft a 44 4 4 ST‘rOcrlasKl 1 — i ofo a— • PHICE 01. STOCKS THIS DAY Bank Stock !3S 3 p4'r Cent- Conokb. 72 11:tto far Amount 5 per Cent. Itedwed 4 rr Colt. i per Cent. Navy tot 1 LON MIN :—Priitted and published by H. Vi it,Rr. at No. liS. B . taAsii. opposite Exeter 'Change ; and fin wareed late the Comilry by ;%11 Newsome. Gloria a the needs. and Sea alien, boa of restore. 1118