The National Register. — London, England, 1820-01-17 00:00:00

TIORXVAiTLIS V. FA ARBIL this let : ion wts brought aoliest the tit klidan't, wa *presentative of the Ea-t India 'lick Company, he being their clerk, an•l '.y the I) .ck Art titatlr the person who is to tot, or Le sued. cm hs"•ali of the Cotiipany. Tly complaint was, C•iat l•e havi, g a lien Qtr ((tight 'le :tot .!s in the Company's docks, had g iven them notice of it, and retpresteil them not to deliver the!•l. tint Oa! they ha.',notwitbsiandiog, delivered II ell, I'4 tile ov ner 42 a stn. has the 113.11' her for i;e:ociii i• .ne Lodi• dos•k as ti they wen: cut • t Ir. 1 . 1. e , i.• :i s was OW , ;tr tit.; c.—n. .e. io .;..1 - 7.i•tri.t.ll and a C iptaio Pars /ow, wail *No master •-.1 % ,, s el, at 131. an'., iq i re t •ai.i hy ...Hal and ooed hills, rn Lun ar:it. ,as at.le in mono's. Tile I:I:rill se. die lbtli ~eple.niret. £t IS. pee Itc , ie , 7 to e 1) edi Compaiti hot to iielii•er the cog° orci•Ping irodi ban the frciObt hit kern p aid. The 1 . :i•lestoo airi-ed t'-.e dot k 12ilt 1:'18; end .at •he Ott , n• Octote•l tie who': of the gacgt. X4ll !iscilarvoi. .ii• .ti's age t said iti.." i out ul the :wig :co. oSerel "•Ine three bill hoe t.• • plaint ts!,e far wee, led by a Mr. dre• t; a,ediet for 495%. ar..tt try a r. Lowe ;did ti..incrr for 4ybi.. acceo.ed ty a Mr. 11.1'•ilienki• ili a trill that at Ono' lie wok :des:: hill, tchl tha; plaboili had also • r. I gouda, ...oimithstatli..4 site On 31st • f Causpdeil wrote to t•ie offer:mt. if the •:"11 Were 1... t approved, to sive an addl. tio•tal so:runty. Ihe son of s e last `'.101101.4 fir,. took the 101 , '..):'r Gain vbell. lie made enquire s it;Jout time hills bend.• Ire stioki• to his father tins it.-esetc, and hewn! 5it....11111 9 1 .1 . 41 to Cr:itebeil the bete cum. 1111 l nowitinrinschne the bills being g.vet . 'lce were disiton '! KIN were eir"o!ale: 1 . The Land Chief Justice thrti i ilit the cu:u.ust. a of ke siresi!„wd destrmed the p!ai.d:ia's lien. ;Mr Chitty cited the case of ' Siepiseosoit v. 111 .clo. I wk,' in tile 3rd vo:onte of Mauls. mid Selwyn's reports, The Lord C del Jostiee said, that ease was • goisliabli fore 01.• iitasinsreli as here toe pay ment se:l to he wadi. hu hills; in wluch Ca n e, as tot plaintiff - .1a.1 taken hills, and negotiated than, the lir. , was destroyed ; tiniest it was distinctly I •ed, that 4'amphrll UMW 01 lira: Cir:11.11S1,11 1 et. 4.111 COIISCIIMA to ilie contihu Mon of the lien. The F laintiii was non stilted. FROM FLTZ.WAI" ..v,cars GAZETTE. FOREIGN OF FICE..Tan. 11. Ills Royal Ing!mess tue Priuce Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the Waller his Majesty. to anpoint Anthony Barclay, Esq. belie his Majesty's commissioner for carrying into efroct the nth and .7th articles of the Treaty of Ghent, in the roost of John Ogilvy, Esq. deceased. BANKRUPTS. M. Forster. Newcastle upon Tyne , groan. Sot Mr. Hartley. New bridge Street. T. Addis, Powick. Worcestershire. plumber. Sok. Messrs. Cardals. Buxton, and Parlby. Gray's inn. S. Dodd. Newcastle upon Tyne, merchant. Sdis. Messrs. Bell and Brudrick. Bow Churalard. H. Wheeler. senior. Blindfold Forum, Dorset. butcher. Sole. Nears. Wilson and Chisholme. Inn Fields. J. and J. R. Ray, Clare, Suffolk. bankers. Sal. Mr. Stevens, Gray's kin Square. J. Coops. Chesterfield, tallow chandler. Sole. Messrs. Hall, Itnas, and Brownley. New Roswell 'Court. R. J. Appleton, Sculastes. York. phambee. Sol. Mr. Hicks. Gray's lon Square. W. E. Ilarivate, Sink Exchange, stock broker. Sol. Mr. Youngec..fiebn Street. illineeles. W. Moore. Houghton, Cumberland. hotter merchant. Sal. Mr. Biikett. Cloak Lane. A. Dick and J. Morrison. fit. Catherine Square. Ent Smith. field, ale and porter merchants. Sol. Mr. Ilutchison, Crown Court, Threadneedle Street. DIVIDENDS. Jan. fl J. Balfour. lissinghall-strict. Blarkwdi ball-factor —Feb. J. Ruose, Liverpool. merchant—t, 14. M. Bird and E. Savage. Jeffery-square. merchants—l. W. Deny aud E . Albion Coal wharf. Chsisschurch. Surrey. nal-nieraltants— I. W. Dewey and .1. ilevey.Coal Exchange.. .Gal factors—a. J. , Nachbar. jun. New lhoutford. market-gardener—O. S. lire's and T. H. Scott. St. Mary-hill, awareitants—ft. H. G. Hillier. • fit. Marraseonerchant- 5 . W. Mestcsetwalloes-allgtailver imith.-g,G.lieattie, Salford. dyar-4. W. Lomb and r•Lunab. Loads. cabinetmakers. CKRTIFICATES to be granted Feb. I. W. Watts. Manchester. calico prontseller—W. Famlington. IVarwick-square, alainet sicker-.J. Wellington. don. CIIIIIII. Sontenersbne. grocer—J. C. Hyde. Union-place. Naw-road. Middlesex. apothwary—J. Weight. Doncaster, miller—N. Far mer, Fast-lane. Remit:mosey. oesionudter—T. Sumner, late of Preston, Lancashire. coal-mere ant—W. Hughes, Great Win chester-street. merchant—W. Hancock, Bury St. Edmond's. sufibllt. upholsterer—W. Nedby. Lamb's-conduit-mixt. DES IUCCIION OR OF .NIAGDALEN lIA OXFD. liY FIRE. Ozfortl. Jan. 9. A desolating fire was discosere(l to have broken out this flaunting, abut (line o'clock. iii the northern extremity of Nl.(ailalett Ilall, in this University. A great portion of the inhabitants was immediately roused, and in spite ot• the tilltiedstia , ile how of the suutinnr.•. great byre promptly came to the spot, and coin n. bated their zealous aid in working four engines, and thereby quenching the fiauics. About seven o'clock th 6re was got under; but unhappily, not 011611 3 consider able portion of this venerable pile was eons tttttt••.l It) 3 cinder. Twenty-four chambers, three stair-cases, tin ball, with the valuable pictures, aid all the itiusica! ills eats for the intended concert, i'ell a prey •1 •.. devouring dames. All the imitates escaped iii their s;• ins ; •gentlemen manly lost their lives in making their escape. Owing to the extreme set erity of the weather, the pumps in the neighbourhood were locked tip with frost, and there was at first some difficulty in pnicuri.ig an adequate supply of water. The accident, it 'sou? THE NArIONAL EEGISTEt• woe'', muse from the indiscretion of a s.thisi;d. dean who liappeiied in be resident, anti who went to m i l without his' andles. Tee. y afierwirde comet ~,,, VIKA •.s.ith the furniture of Ilia forms, and occasioned the coneent,ration. lie was, nowecer, luckily awakeren from hes perilous condition, and nu lives weir! lost. N.. prads.: can i.e too great fur the exettions oi those avian Ct: t'arly to the soot. '1 • to lierleop ci Oxiierd was th.: :lumber, and was exceeded 1 ... .n the anxiety and earttesine” of 'us efforts •.. ex.i.tina'sh the Carnes, lam ha vy to b c a bl e to .. , !1 , :i1,1110 Learned Preswifest (Dr. Nlaelv teethes i gin aof dee itev. Dr. Reno h, Nl. r,,tLele e Coile4e, ti otegls at one 'eeriest; • ••.iatera jeopardy, rceeiJmeti 111,. Zll,l Itte..,,lCl;eo t.y y 4 ii•voteent„ 8.,:n these esar. c s 110'Y ?tact., from Ox'ter I. OF 'INF BttlitTot. 1:aisi•:1 .•,, 11 ., : 1- 0 ,,aehi was lasi week robbed en souls' (... ..:,14fetIllt-A ices. to a considerable amore tl, te.e.r.isieeen ...f Liristerd os 'emir Callelliaellotte..:l l es 1411,t1t.t. It that the ',de:pis km's,' 111 seiernavir) ,oak eon'. ;•1., 1.4 u:s Nlunatiy or aillie‘ ;NT 111 ;I ; etelira p, wessioe. niter: kwavt, n sit i—ttine for effecting ei.c Two • 411:. vthrivi i t it tile Co .I.C111•11 1 111toli, A,AI the tAit. .it liw e eetsbeitige. Toe cilactierias. was a ono.. deal 4.d- f asted teat all los healed passengiiirs should lease hem tk 'vie they lean cansplPtcil their Journey, and, havina, solo: stes t strions, :le called the stood .0 see that ail was sale win in. The guard exaueinkse, emu 1. , 1e . ;WI Is!:i' el die sett lucked as llsit.ll, the co vie prover.; id. U:. it, arriving In town the rubbery was nii.coter. d ; tine tinevcs had unlocked the aux, broke', t.l-: seats uf the parcels, a:id-haring taken out the cash, 16:.• decal up again, cue relocked the lam. The money atreadv 1...1N./m.4.1 it/ I.AIC 1/e:11 Ittileis IS kw:vices. 3 bird 44:11 hc,)k-1i.61) . 2. at the (aulteetbet eta Tile .nor ,:ersoirs v ha o ere p;u•serigers n.sl k the 13:e , ,01 irs.ah up irrormit. were at! thieves. I'.le) rite idercei foe wattle of the parcels in tete scat of Lhe cu.cie. At parcel for Mr. tia6all, Deft ace', Soho, note a led. tore taken out; a parcel for M lu jewe:lcr, Oxford-street. was &nuke open, and tier outiteote lateen WI ; and 1 hate no doubt you will near of oilier 1141CeIS Ildelllg beep rolibed tie Ile suite way. Tt:ey must have picked the locks, and lAStellell 'nem aghte, as lacy were secure when the Mail arrived here." Vie understand, that when they were startiet.: ,rum Role, the travellers were acorn ~,,, iodated with a candie eie the amen, en order to pass away the tune abrveably. 11.14 I pdir: ;K.,. ~..... _.... .. BOXING. OLIVER ARO SIIELTON.--These first-rate men of strength and science fought the renewed match of 100 guineas a side on Thursday, in a field close upon Sawbridgeworth, Huts, the property of a man who would have no hesitation in trieedifsing a beak, or mudding with a squad of Railicala. His propri etorship was nee doubted, and the new Act of Parliament was not put in force, as the Commissary General, in the absence of the great Captain, said no mischief was meant, and he'd be blared if any wreaks nosed there without being paid fin' it. The field of action was 25 miles from London, sued yet many thousands had asstmbled in the ring Ft one o'clock, in spite of the inclement weather, which from the roads made the odds of neck break ing not less than 2to 1. One thing was proved, -that this was nut a trading fight—Gtorge tress was not in the hunt, and the peqle were satisfied. — Spring seconded Skelton, and Randall was the great performer for Oliver, and a very manly conflict fol lowed. ROUNDS. I. lioth measured their length with great caution, aryl 01iver made a stuart tight-handed hit upon the ;pody, which was partial', reiterated upon the him and Onset drew tint blood in the rally s iu a rose bola went doss u. Y. Oliver 'hewed much bravery by skilful parries of his adversary's strait hitting left hand. rod he returned dexte rously with the right, and out.lioulan his man. who dropped claret preifusely.- I wltois was tumuli. S. Oliver had also the hest of this round. although some of his railings were damaged t but he knapped is the lieu rowed. and was undermost in this. 4. The men iminnzaled, and turned to in bulldog style, and Olerer's courage had mike to have got bins stopped—he missed his left I it, and was returned upon wills a severe hit on the head, which slopped him ior the time, and floored its. !tithe sth mid (kh rounds. Oliver fought to a tiisadvan tagr, but his pommies* with Neale kept his friends iii great eopti leas", dial be recovered. mod the fight con Howd u ins moos equality and bravery until mood la, when alielturs ag los played two heavy hits, but lie was returned st lin west gallantry. and both bliuk.r. were tweeted. In the 16.1. timid "blue ruiii" was swallowed copiously Is) both, ;sod it ethiltrated the ncts-iis syst , m, and causeu moth slashing hitting. Notebook fought obi, :mitt brayer ' , but Oliver's tactics put must ul his g' ocrulthip ono une sine. and at the latter part of the Nest he got intemperate, unit rusi.ed at random, which gave a rase o pportunist) to his cool iota deliberate adversary to gem best Of MM. COIIOIOI4 N 114411111 fell Ito she slipperiness of Ow weather 111 she Y7th round, and ()wow gave hum a smart face. *brio halfJuwu. The Umpires were appcaled too 11 they looped,- &coiled fair. Ifi.e 'taunt of tlic awn ono fair!. tried in the nest round. and Slalom as.. evade-My heat l lt was 1 ounda,....e In enter oleve folllitlb. Oliver kcepiat the lean, Sorban w:.. hit fond 8%1.1.1, a. .1 Amp bald, but the V.. pores ts,:.ata drelsseu in tile IlehtillVe. ;toll ...Isellt/11 C166/4111 IEII that Ile aims.. C.,111 111 e every illrad114111::.;e, WW 1 ): lire Moll lb. haute in 49 1111114111,, p11.1 , ;11,, annself to.t only the bed giver and taker, but Is best 111411. Sluay accalent4 occurred on the road from the slipper i. cress of the hea.'ker. WPA vet) , numetous avid Nripectable meeting of the fliends of the I)eptford Notional School and School of Industry, dined together at their school-house iu Flagon-row, I)eptford, on Tuesday the 1 I th instatt The chairman, Ole Rev. Dr. Jones expatiated at considerable on the advantages of education, and on the intrw:netioli of the children into the room (a Those gratifying sight could not be beheld), he took thenpportunity of staring the progre , s made in the short tinw that h a d e l a p se ,' s ince its first i n . stitution j it surpassed the most sanguine Sepecta tions of himseif and friends; sled that 'lOO &en of both sacs are now about to be introduced into the 'School, and to be educated and brought up in the principals of religion and indusiry. The con tributions were - eery considerable, and upon the blot!' bei7 , g removc4l Nun Eomini was sung with preat effect by Messrs: G. Smith, I . . Smith and iVoolt Sever soags, c..tchts; and glees were in troduced in the amrse of the evening. The party broke up at an early hour. perfectly satisfied with the liberal support of the Friends of Iteliginn and _ Truth • Several informations have lately been laid against da i rymen of Essex and Suffolk, for omitting to read the act against profane swearing THE 'New BANK NI/TU.—The NOtes are nut likely to conic into circulation before the end of February. The res*m of this delay is un derstood to be tie abandonment of the two first projects which were attempted, and the extraordi nary extent and accuracy of mechanical arrangement necessary to perfect that which liar, been adopted. 't lie following svu beleve to be an outline of the lan finally t:•.:teraiined upon:—A number of squares will appear it: chequer-work upon the note, filled with hair lines in eliptic curves of various degrees of ecceotricity, the squares to be alternately of red and black lines: the perfect mathematical coincidence of the extremity of the lines of different colours on the sides of the squares will be effected by the arraegement of machinery of singular fidelity. Bat even with tie use of this machinery, a person who has not the key to the proper disposition of its parts would make millions of experiments to no purpose. Other obstacles to imitation will be also presented in the structure of the note, but this is the one principally relied upon. It is plain that any failure in the imitation will be manifest to the ob servation o the most careless ; and the most skilful mechanics who have seen the operation declare the note cannot be imitated. The machine works with three cylinders, and the impression is made by small convex cylindrical plates The officers of Excise have made a g reat le isure at Plymouth-dock. The ship Bideford, the property of a merchant of that town, was taken possession of a few days ago, on account of the captain havinf smuggled goods on board. The Board of Commis sioners in London have declared her condemned. A number of young gentlemen of Mud Calder, neat Edinburgh, actuated by the must humane and benevo lent motives, lately performed for three nights. the Pastoral Cosnedy of the Goode .shepherd, in Koppen's 1 aut o bier the benefit of the parochial poor. So great was the interest excited by the performance of this C edy, that many were unable to gain admittance the first night. Some of the plain and rustic characters, peculiar to the Scottish peasantry, were admirably sus tained, and elicited the most thunderous applause. A very liberal stop was collected, which was afterwards distributed by aco ee of these gen:lmes among several poor and indigent families. Friday an Inquisition was taken at the Black. moors Head, Whitdombe Street, before Mr. Higgs, Coroner, an the body of Mr. John How, who cut • his throat. Richard Davies, patrol, belonging to St. Martin's parish, deposed that the deceased was a shoemaker, living in James "treet, Haymarket, he was about 4.5 years old, bad a wife but no children, he was of very sober habits, but for some time past showed symptoms of derangement ; he was frequently beard to say he had not been well since he dined with Lord Sidmouth, and many other incoherent expres sions. At half past ten last ilitinel:q night two men named Swan and Thompson, knocked at wit semen door, and told hint to come hist:v. - Ay, tha deceased had cut his throat. Wi:liess wont with them, and found Weil in his night shirt lying on the • bed, with h a head hanging over, and three deep incisions in the throat, the bed and floor covered • with blood, and his body cold and star ; be was quite dead Witness prmictioci • , n incel,.reot letter he found in the room, and which apparently was written by the ile.estsed. Verdict—lnsanity. 11 rota shav s t 'insigist two ii Ph I:rri% eti lo,Normicli by one of thecoaches, and wok op the it a; ;h. Pope's Head Intl ; next mortiiiie th.ey tw.itielvti a I!. 110. e. winch the has dhoti sissEctej to 6:: a forgery, and upon his request it was exchange: for actaiier, .1b oaken by one of the *Mt Itget* f•tt, of a 1 ,41 of .aims. Upon esisithry, lb; second nit 0145 3St:chtl;..Cl to L. , Ortitty. and Wheat ttl.' n.cn were ap:stirvi, trot disco very, they 'isms% roll of ;oaf% lour li. ft r, pat .of which were recover-ti t.y tb, hostkr. lelmws were taken beim: N. itoliisgbroki. Mayor, auti Wad remand .11 to Brislen e:I, until .. u. 6.l(lntitl waewer Inc &LOA will prinvetile. One Itili.scir as !: CO. vent (iarlen and the mein as