The National Register. — London, England, 1819-01-10 00:00:00

JAN. It/ IMPORT.iNT bECISION. vilon AN IRMA PAPER. Application having been ni ale by a publican of the name of Coininins, ressiliiig in Soft ill-dreet, Dublin, against cer. taio Pinter. of the B ink of 11(.1411 , 1,10 enforce payment tier spirituous liquors, alledged I. have beets constubed in their b 0 0..., ihedroiand was to sled by 11r. Oldham, engraver to the Bank. on the part of the ;Biomes. The question being of considerable importance, 'IA 'evolving the ilittreit, nut only of publicans in general. hitt of the entire working idolises of the edin ~,,, o iry, the worthy A:derman (Warner) wi•heil to Lave the point argued by Counsel; and, occorlitigly, Flatly was heard on the part of the plaintiff, and Mr. Jonas G reene 00 the part °film detention's. It appeared that certain of the ropper-plate prime's em ployed Joy the 1/41111 of Ireland, had been in the habit of frelitenting the house of the plaintiff, awl bail incurred a dealt of 161. fir sdirituons livors, consume.' by Ih r t n i n 18;,. house ; and that to recover the sante, he hail proceeded to arrest two of lite said copper-11sta Detours ; but that, finally, the matter had been sithinitteii to the derison of the above. wooed blagistrate- Oil the part of the eraspel-pl de primer.. Mr. ()Ammo stated, that he hall lo•t/IIIIi•Iltql a Savings Rank among them, tile neenotinlatimis of which he refuted to baud over in discharge of their debt ; the cant.. having berm iiirarreil (motility to the provision of an Art, passed in the ninth year of the reign of George 11. which prohibits the giving credit to workmen, servants, and oiliest', by publicans, above the value of one shilling. Mr. Oldham form e r stated, that the fond in question had been established with a view to its being appropriated to the purchase of clothes and other ' 1 necessaries, the payment of rent, occasional relief in eases of sickness, &c.; and that the handing any part of it over fur the discharge of the debt in gnestion, would he a divert. 1 ! big of it from its original destinatimi to a miselnevous and illegal purpose. That so beneficial had beets the opts atiou of the rood, that a slim of 2161. had been actually saved by a few prime's its the short space of eleven ‘llOlllll9, must of whom hail lived hitherto in poverty and dissipation. Althorn:lu Warner, atter bearing an ingenious argument on the pat t of the plaintiff, dismissed the application; compli menting Mr. Oldham ou the soirees§ of those exertions which had effectuated so salutary au object. by lints, as it were, reaewiag those obstacles, which the Legislature hail wisely interposed to that dissipation in publie.hoascs, which has proved the very bane of tire working classes iu this country. The above decision puts an end to the qiiestion ot wosictuen, 'creams, and others, obtaining credit in public•lionses, and it of the last importance to the morals and weibbeiiig of that ...dui class of the community, 'Om are, oinfortimately, too often led to waste those which *lmola he appro priated to the health, comfort, and convenience of theniselves sad their families. It is related that an Eviler') Prince, on being informed alto one of his Jn.lges had been guilty of an iniquitous juilg. mein, ordered him to 1... flayed, and Ili , . skin to he stinted into the cushion of the seat of justice. His successor, it IS ton:irked, Was the Inuit npitlild Judge that ever existed ; bid, it is added, thin he %At Oil many occasions observed to sve;ggle very much tit lair seat. A very general notion is entertained, that timre suicides are committed in Col/laud than in other colititrie•. The Lit' pahlicat.on of Mr. Ka:apts. of Berlin, founded on (Aleut returns, in the InWils of Prussia, proves the contrary; in one town the suicides iss 1817 amounted to one in every of the inhabitants. But 1110110 the suicides in this cotton" be not more numerous than in other countries, ne miser it/ say, that crimes in Cultism' are out of, all proportion t o th e other parts of civilized Europe. In Fiance, during the *error yoar4 ut 181,6 mud ISt?, they only amounted in the fui user to 6 OIT, and in the Whir to 0,185, Now the commitment. for Lagland and Wales alone in 1818 .inintinted to 13,9:A. Tap implanting of Einti,ind and Wales is 10,194,039, dud that ot rinfiCi: is 28,9D0,3J0. In the Viee,Clunicellor's Coact the Master of the Rolls idraveved his final judgment in a suit between a lady, Hauled Tareifil, and the 'feasters tit a school at Eliot, neat Laura. ter.—tae ravine nf dispute was two perelles of land, mid to whom in right they belonged. it It,.s been iu Ilinkilion is years, and flout the esiitliciing testimony, the Judge con. leswd he never met n ills a more difficult case, the d , vision was against the lady. Tar costs of this long proeceilma uu account of ii piree of gronod nut worth 101. automat to be t *ern 3,0001. and 4,090. each party, Maurice Sw..licy. Esq..64lriater at Law, and one of the Buckingimnistaire Maaistratc., is appointed 1111 e Of (hr MAilatrAtes at the politic tiller in Worshi t i street, ATTEMPT TO . EFFECT THE ESCAPE OF BUO.VAPARTE. Me Morning 1.•4 tiays,-3• 4 A aesittentan just arrived from St. iieletta ll.rrs liir f.ilowi.i p'rifettln•atit ihr lrlr atteteir. to cif - rat the ...rapt- of Napuleuti lionspaptitle truat that island Our taut loofisitt tit .Irllb ell (roof .1 .ovist trsp-elabir, AUtlier, and wr thrsaiiel.ty it nrhnr oat sraitrrs A. we received it : •—• An Auselieuu aorueqedb do...hoard uud oth.r wise th.risril, 11111 igeit. to torpid suapiriun mile her 441),4 0 .1141it5t . lift SI. 'kit 114 i The necessary C:- rafts %dr roleti : 11 tin %tilt the 3r. atria ortirily, Nhiia schemes writ. proseentioa Wll/I 1 1 1 4 111 0 1ry 111 the inlet int. I Mad hlr .tins(' 16411 . pit %WWI, b, u. devilled Pkl .414141 ill lia•r a (tail% view of the p. s lloottapatte b) a vemat poiutcil lot ii,al partirolar duty. lii. medical attendant, hoircirc i , ow* 0. , 1 it to lie Notated that the peeciamont Vide tit Ins E ilpriiit's 14. 41111 it• such as lu render tt n, re•- raey that lie atoittlit iroll4lll peacelly quiet tit house, - noyenl .ifts prrsissial inspection. Ito Ili. rrillYett .1411 t• of iodisposi(iats the N it) Nhrolenn seri el quitted his bed rumu about sioolEalol,by the twist ..rtfui ;Ire actually parsed the glio 11111.1 14. , 11,41k Ibe rig dative. of 101 ItilS 111411 seem .1114 s riled w machine Ihr licit ch. This aah is .01114111 r of loch iuielrsl ruder d' The weans of t.f.411 which sire Es-E , outrro, tree led •o euoilleolly to expect wi re, liiiiwr3er, nut yi i pedet list. It I:ail lies n concerted that a rerti.in ail/du:l4'mila beßiv cu hits 1111 U. 3 seri , 41 el the brat h. The signal en, hy hoisting a le:ctut s. al the , I a or a rticLi but the 110;11 11 inch ttity. iu teceive 111511 liii poißrieutly apptra; licd itii• skier, 4 .11121 e sculti.el el Nhu.t sints..ti iirai", /Snood party hail tit iicen appi nail, on psi Ceti dig Ille 6:•1111 , bp, and n het a ti•l, viral to Ills resi lies Cull,' area. Citietam, whose err) 1...111, 11..11 111 rib lii I, lit.. PI milas us. Ire 1n10.7101, fort Ili 1111i1 Ili lice li• , 11•r, 1 1 8111 W.. lif(' lit flat 4•11. 14.1 bat Is 10 1444141h14 0041, 1111(.1 ,1- Priereti . t liter•• 411) to .•it 1, .or bas esi.r snore Urea aateltril M 1111 114:11 . 411141 1111411.:11 , r, but tic‘.o4 omuu„,11) wills boy the aliglitestdtlies .6,.* TILE NATIONAL REGISITR.' DEATH OF THE QUE2N OF SPAIN. Pants. Jt%..s.—Yroterilay, after mass, the King received the Duke de Fel olan•N other, the Ambassador of Spain, who had the honour of delivering Will* Majesty a» autograph letter from his Suveteigoi, announcing the death of her Majesty the Qui en of Spain. Iler Majesty sunk on the 2tillo of December. at 9 o'clock in the • venind, ancit.r a second iiithi•k of emyplegia, which she Airs ived only 22 sitiontes. After her Majesty had ceased to live, the Ca.sartan operation %soli performed, with the King's peouoissinor; iii the hope of saving lie liCtll4. Which was found to be a female. Every care, hois.ever, was exerted in vain, fur it lived cooly a few minutes. This deplur.Mte event loss been officially pnblialicil in the Extrwordimary Gazette of Ma drid of the 2Tili of December. for Qiievn Labelle l'raners, lions at Lisbon the 19th May, 1797, was daughter of John IV. king of Posritural, and of Cloarltd he Joachim de Bourbon, Infanta of Spain, sister of King F..rolonand VII., and conseolootuoly his niece. 'f he following i. the official account ui this event, published in blosoloid,'Dec. 2.7 '• The 2611, of nee, of this year will hen day of eternal sorri.w fir the Sj.aui.h MOnalchy, in entre (pence al the loss of • green endowed with the most eminent qualities, and will,: seas at the same limn the 0,114111C111 of the Spanish Throne, and the example of eve►y domestic vit tile. •• About 9 o'clock to the evening, bet .Majesty the Qneen being in bed, and conversing with !mine persons ill attendance (übei, was suddenly seised by a cmtvnhinn which seemed to leave her is two or three minutes. Her Majesty teens rued her 151.11%1!N, but remained in a store of ausieiv, which was followed quickly ioy ansuliet convulsion. !•'rota that moment the attacks continued without inteirsiption, in spite of the most ;rimier remedies which were instantly administered In case her Majesty's precious life. Every thing was in sails; the 'wawa, iims having lasted about n miuutes, the best of Queen• expiied. •• The deplorable death of her Majesty having been cer tified, by the King's permission the Cresat tali operation was performed. The child, which was that of an Infanta, MI. banister!. and every means were on..tlis use of to preserve its life ; they, however, proved ineffectual, for in a few minutes it explicit. 'flies? melancholy events have planged into the most profound grief the King our master, who hived the Queen with all this tenderness due to her virtues and her nitalittes, flue calamity has not less atfenied with consternation, the Most Serene the Infants, and particularly the Most Serene Infanta I)nn•a Maria Frances d'Assise, who has lost in the Queen a most virtuous sister. All the Court, on le/ruing the afflicting tut elligenee, testified the most prolutind grief fur the loss of a Sovereign who constituted its charm. The unhappy mimeo an august and benevolent mother, who with a liberal hand administered to their succour. The arts have lost an illustrious protect! esn who didighted to salijillurt and encour ige them. In shut t, there is no class of the people for whom this day is not a dig of sorrow and Liitleististion. c• Tnese atilirting eireitinstanees 1141;0 induced the King our master to order that the Court shall put on glomming fur six months, counting floor tit, 27th. Drring the three Oust months, full mourning shall he worn ; fur the three following, loam°. g." Guzzler Extroardscary of The Court Of France will put on mourning fir 21 days, from Wednesday next, Ili: 6th of January, Oil occasion of the death of her 111.spety the (4 , teett of :slain. ST. PfiTURSIWK Off, DEC. 13. —A journal of this place contains the following paragraph:—We can assure our readers Irons notheotie sources, that ail the aw•ounts which It•rve hitherto been :peens., respecting what is called the bad, and as the Moran: rkromicle (which, in London ir nick ,. wised the (om t tjaze.te of St. Coleus) would persuade the erosld, even Cruet treatment of lluunapirte in his confine ...tent, are entirely false, and Mini have been intentionohy scattered by his partisans, fur ;he purpose of gaining over mob it: opinion, and weak••uing over the iiiiliguation of Lo om.. in case they slamild sneered In effecting Ins liberation. tf..very measase is decks-et moll by these men, winch de olives their idol of the means of again beeotniug what he mice was. Out this account, if they only believed Winn ically in a Provi.linice, they Mould deelare, that no earthly power could be sia ,re cruel titan it ; which, in the sight of the whole world, an•l only intieeierved by them, in a few days tooled their idol Awn .the pinnacle of power into that abyss (rum which t h ey iu vain asteinist to extricate him. We ex_ pert in a lew day* the communication of the whole of the intercepted cot rellpuudenee, Winch throws the clearest light upon the unabated activity of his adherents.. Sallies err ex pressed at Intl length. Sir Dodson Louse's smwearril has given Ishii a fresh elaim to the gratitude of all well shsp reed men, as well as so the hatred of the partisan* of Ilitunaparte. PR Efill/ENT ,lips Roe.—The following brief memoir of this Gentleman is given in an Ain...skate Paoer t —" J. Munroe, the President of the United States, is a Usti ye of Virginia; he is as horse in 1739 ; and in 1776, th..nalt it) yffillig, he look part with his cuunirynu•n in their tesisiatice tot the parent Stale. At the battle ol• Treotau, December 28, 1776, hi. shoulder hour was lOU keg' by e runSker Wilt, and he was a. bneennaq Wutillthtli 1441 his life wa.4 de►paired ul. His Avery and with! einiscil General Washington to roande l,tm Its II captaincy ; lie was niter a,irds ap pointed Aidssie-Camp to Major General Lord Sterling ; 411.1 11 , 41)%t..1114.1.11y a LWOW 1011 . 11 M 414114114. LII 17 , 42 Me was rleCtea to toe lettes'orinre ol Vit glow ; w HMI. wr Mid him a Mem her of the mil C•ing res-. 17 S 7 le was again fleeted 10 the Irgislutnre ot Virginia. In 1188 lie was a Mrallors Of 111.- W gi.0.1 Cans enlion, which ratified the press of Consiiintitui Pf the Vatted States. In 1700 lie was elected .4 Settator of the Unlil•d 8: ales. He cunt :oiled in the Unite I States Seitati until 1194 .4.64-16 lie was R. 14!Clell by Preside t Wasli.oatcsi tu rlitesent the United States as Minister tit fie Fi emit fle• pobite. On his loom fsoin natter he was elected Gavel' 0. at' his native Stine, and IM 14 Utteuitelitilt d the Uunslitilihnial term for holding lila Care. lit ISO.) Mr. Moui oe was stilt by President Jacianti to Ftaisee IS negotiate tile purchase of Louisiana, winds was neCulliplislied emit ely to the satis faction of the MAI MM. H., slll4 succeeded in Ins iiegecial ions al Paris, is. 1003 lie o as Miggi4ler In I,madoit, and in I: J .1.1 sent .131 asp. (.1.1 u• 1,100 to Madrid, 0 t hula seitsrii i'c oul i I.: mope, lie was agaii. elected to the tegista. me of Vs r ; and Ili , `awe ) ear, 1.10, rt. tied the (;.)Vet 111.4. afllsal Ls 1811 lie 5% Died Secede ry of Stan , Sllll, oil 'i.e C. 1114415: of Wsi.lussgluii tie 1814, lit wasboll4.l.l pail r.i.ollgil to accept Mu 8111 .anon kieuivosat it, lot sseeietai ; N 1 at." epiatea nit'ae I)ean aryl Chap:. lof leo: Ca'beano niell'il%t •u income, dart 101411 t. of OW it: itlot CallOn‘ MAI utter, u:hcess 114IC Loteuneasl) EXECUTION AT EDINEURGII. On Wednesday week Johnston, convict -41 along with two -others, of the robeicry 1:f NIT. (:he-Na, eAilJl;lllilkar. al Edo,. burgh, suffered capital punishment at ehe west roil of St. Giles's church, neer to the site of the Ohl Gaol. The emtc elision was a orompwaird with eh emnstanees very remarkable. Johnston was firelight to the scaffold aIIIZ !Ideate, from three o'clee%. He appeared eurdialsief ; and, after some minutes spent in devotion, he dropped the signal. The exPelllitilltar WiPlitelo4lllll. l The rope was too long, and the rues of the criminal reached the plotforsit Ci ies of mu• der lose from the crowd ; and a scene of loneseeibuble confusion ensued, A well dressed y c min, smother; in the crow ii, Stooped no the sealtild, and toe down Johnston. Showers of stones coin. pelted the tilasi•trafes, tinfoil, Police officers, &c. to quit the spot, and,Johnston, still livinzoras ;.oe etc in triomple don a th e Leirkenhooths, Foriaseafely for elle ends of pubbe justice, the mob passed the Police [/titre, and afforded up poreuility for a sortie by a levee Mier 'ince, wet eh put the anthus Ries stain in possession of Johnson'. He w:. , kept in the Pollee (Mice, till a military for ce from ill.. Castle en• aided Ike Nlagestrat es to carry the sentence in o exectiti •u t lint on this net-aslant also the esereitioner t.erlorine ri lees office in such a bungling manlier, *hist the body had to be r iced op while the rope was shortened, by totemic it several h u bs routed the hook. .Another shout of " murder," and " shame, shame," broke from the erovrd ; but the 1 04 'e )y•ii 1 ." well guarded with soldiers; and flrtemately nu lit.lll-e ...ismer was attr:1111)1Cd. Johnston was uhst rirvil to •trii.;:,le stay Mark, bar WS 1111trY1 hags were at an end io a tea 11 l j 11l rs e ., The soldiers, who bleated flit ongliout with the nem ...I pro. prirty, remise' tern on the spot noun the body was cut down ; and as it was then about dusk, t;ee crowd gradually despeised. Johnston We . a strong, stout, good looking roan, between 20 and 30 years of age, and we understated. hail eunduried I iays sell with mush propriety during the early pant of his life , but of tate years had given hinweif lip to bad eineepaety, , which broil:do on those evil halt is that hastened his iiiiiineiy end. Dining Isis confinement lie belie , eil in such a . 0 .,,,, 0 .r n s b, „, came his melancholy situation, and always actin. , wt. dard the joestiee of the scalener by which: I he was 10104 01 1.11 to .trine. Hewes perfectly resigned to meet his Coe ; se herb treilog be expressed in gratitude to the Reverend Gentleman who at. tended him,andotanifested it at the very moineol 01,41,ying ti the 'eidetic,. bor n execution, by Jeanie:: any it, se-lance in ascending the scaffold, and walked with a Calla and steady sten. His father and mother are &rein people, is ho keep a shop in the Gras. 11131 ket. They visdeU thew iniltappy son for the last time on Tuesday we-k, worn lie es pi essed him. self folly resigned to his fate The mother was from that moment in a state aliens; borderinc on il istiaction ; and her leelivies way Ire neuter judged of than desei abed, when .atria peat of Nes et Lewd ran Oland 'titillated leer that leer sots had been rescued and escaped. We unit. island the Mageateratee have dirinissed the esecestianes. 'Elie Faiiiiliencle paper, from which we have extraeted the above pat healers, says : It was imagined by many tiint the sentence roust take place before lust r o'clock ; tent this is a mistake. The last reuses a„ able egeerition in which acv distoribinee took place in this eiey. was i hut of tierjealet NI aim John Young, of the 4111 Foot, crievieted of largrry. This unhappy man took it into los head, Ihat if he could protract the execution till Asher four o wock he would be free. Arearden.fly,witen the Ilsesstrates came to the prison to demand bias, lie bare leadnedilw door of his 'none in such re mariner that no entrance emend be ob tained. The Ninceetrates, however, west ilelerioniert to d • their (hely. They ordered the flour of the room above to be lifted, so as to admit a 111411. Sit of the 11104 It solute sit the City Guard dropped shown upon Young. lite feat was knocked down, but the criminal was seemed by the others, carried to the Grass Nlark..t, and was executed there at sit o'clock at eight. This took place on the 19th December, 1719. • From the LONDON GAZETTE, Taesday," Jan. 5. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.. MAUS II AL L J. from Jan. 5 to Feb. Y 3. STEau Blackfthirs Road, woollen-draper, from Jan. 2to Jan. 9. BANKRUPTS. BRYANT W. Greenwich, coach -neater, Jan. 12, 19. Feb. 16, at Guildhall. Att. Clark and Co. Chancery Law:. FLINDERS J. Nou'aigharn, hosier, Jan. 19, 23, Feb. IG, at Gai:d halL At'. Mr. Farren, Threadneedle Street. SMITH W. Altafitt Street. Clay load, corn-dealer, Jan. 9, Feb. 16. at GuildhAll. Att. Mr. 'F. Dol),on. Chancery L..r.e. 111.0 at Lit I. Eic W. Bolton, Lancasnire, coma-manufacturer, Jan. 16, Feb. 2, 16. at Bolton. Att. Mr. Meddoweroft, Gray's lan. GuLsov It. ItAwtr., , Yorkshire, sictutlltr, Jan. Is, ;9, Feb. IG, at Nottingham. Att. Mr. Knowles, New Inn. Umwtx K. Chapel-en-le-Frith, Derhysith timber-tier& ant, Jan. Hi, is, Feb. 16, at Sireffirdd. Atta. Blagrase and (u. Syinond's Inn. J017;;ON R. Plymouth, grocer. Jan. YO,YI, Feb. IC, at Plymotuh. At:. Air. liowden, r aanhury. PEYTON W. Lincoln 's .Gin Fields, wine.uierchant, Jan. 16, ?1. Feb. 16, at Guildhall. Att. Alt. Hartley, I'm Bridge 111ackfrisra. DIVIDENDS. F. Gelding, Aldersgate Scum, ca;finetiwkes. Jan. 31 11. Vu:. and J. C. Essen, New Court, Crutehrtifriars, Inercbar. ts, 7'. I lbuibrooke,. High Holborn. linendraper„ Feb. C. W. Ritchie ' Finsbury Square, nierchaat, Feb. 2. J. Walker, liburediteli. furniture broker, Feb. 6. J. Bewley. Neegate Alarirvt, sulewhan, Jan. )9. b. Smith, Coventry . , watchmaker, Jan. yr. S. 1)altoo, Coventry. gra.:er. Jan. 214. J. I...dbrook, Drdyinite, Warwickshire, farmer, Jari• 211. T. Wale, Lutterwortb, I.eicetersidre, draper, Jan. J. Davidson, East Duna elieruniers, Leadearha.: Street, inerc':act, Jan. It. W. Smith, Oxford Street. ironmonger, Jan. 1 I. L., H. Stanai.43, Llishop.gate Street Wadi -nit, straw hat "'alt..; . Jun. 26. J. Nl' night, Patlianwnt Street, W . c•tarinster, linendraprr, Jan. T. I'. Smith, Bristol, whalebone brush maker, Feb. C. J. Tucker, Long Acre, linendrisper, S. Shaw, Brunswick Squaie, underwriter, Feb. P. W. M•iienzie, l'ovent Goidenonerelint, Feb. 2. C. Clay, Aston, Warwkkiaare, cinch maker. ALA. 27. Cf.RTIFIC .1T ES—IAN. C. Fawler.Senlceates. Yorkshire, Latlbrook. Dray ate. Warvticksi..ze. farmer—.... W. Nliddleweed. Whitechafiel Hi t ,; Street. perftituJr—S. Mown, Clurstertield.ln.evr—. l . ` , Villson Ram. bone lace, filtard Street, bookseller—W. Turaington, PenlUeton, I.BmeaslM e. joiner—S. Willitm,, i.O lot Lane, 14:i.es bat mnaker.- 1. Sheffield, curd w.tiner—A. il..onnu:), Bolton, Lenutabire, muslin ntuuut.ititurt r. person4l property of ilir lair Mr..l.llllCourtoi ,, , k for. wily a Itair-drmco) amount, to bctuveil 2101. and :!40,0001