The National Register. — London, England, 1819-05-02 00:00:00

144 , to thii part of the property he held. It ui as out brought torture him in (-eidetic... Nlr. Alley peremptorily desired Leadheater not to give it up. The Sherinmi tinder Sheriff, with more authority, eon:- sranticri him to ri. hi it. The Solicitor lir the privireutor said to Leorlbeater," If you lu, I hereb‘ give you notice of an action." Leadbeatcr at leoutli retired front I h- table with the pro. prrty, and, after mine furllncr wraiiitliog, tlir contending tier cutler took *hr seats Or left the C t. 1% tn. Anthrove was cap‘tally COuvicicti for as•nnitinq . . . . Richard Vote on We KiaK n It.,ilowny. on ihrVith of Jol3l _ .. . last, and discharging :it his Wail a Ititt.4olo.Leird II lib powder /Ism! plasm, by whit hhe wits severely wonsided. The car w.s most clearly made out lay other evirleuce, and the Jury ffiuml tile piiwoner Guilty—Deatb. MIDDLESEX SESSIONSm 27. .... v , Ara >) 7t most be fresh in public recollection. that in November last • ease of child dropping was investigated at the Police-otlice, in ileum-garden. in which a midwife, and a female of repectable doi l u count-scions (mother of die child).were supposed to b-s implicatal. The officers of the parish in the precincts of which the child wet • nod, conc.::ving the came to be of inch a nature as to demand bile in ve.tigauon. determined *bring it before a Cocrt und T - - . and 'h.:day the midwife the mother of the infant were 1-// nry,.__,y the nu, indicted ftrr a cou.pirecy to drop the child t but after a trial, which iasteil several hours, not the shilitest evidence was adduced whieh could at all connect -:be mother With the exposure or tic. scrtion of the child. Her only object,. as far as she was con cerned. appeared to have been to conceal, if possible, the bath of tar child from her relatives. The .tury, after an eloquent appeal from Mr. Searlett ea behalf the mother, and front Mr. Curwood on the part of the midwife, r:turned a verdict of Not Guilty. It is calculated by those W:IO4TV adverse to the Catho lic clams, that th..r.: witl be a majority of fifty against Mr. Grattan's motion for Catholic Ein inei pa t ion. There is as great a rra•pect of an abundant crop of apples this year as there was the last in the cider counties. The spring is throughout the kingdom extremely for ward. and the late of the country has a venial and most cheering appearance. ...MELANCHOLY' CATASTROPHE IN THE . BOROHOH.--••- TtleStlay night about rix o'clock, the Borough of South wark was lIHOWIIIIIIO the utmost tetror and confusion, be the explosion of a strain en g ine on the premises 01 !qr. Smitherman, a sawyer of " mahogany and other woods in White-street, Borough: the report was as loud as the firing of cannon. The copper was blown (JCL almost incredible) the distance of 300 yanis, upon the roof °Fa warehouse four stories high, where it is now to lse seen, .which is damaged coosiderably; the engine house, and some of the premises adjeming, were blown down, and scarcely one brick left upon another. Mr. Smitherman, the owner oldie premise's, taken out of the rains in a dangerous state, cons eyed on a bed rei St. Thomas's.hospital ; and shortly alter, his son, a youth about 15 years of age, was taken tip and carried to Guy's-hospital, dreaiiielly scalded all over his face. neck. and lower parts kr his body. The ruins took tire, and several persons were suspected to be under them. A fine stout young fellow, of the name of Strachao, wit I was oe the premises at the time the accident happened, was take!' oat of the ruins • his head was shattered in the most horrid manner, his body was lacerated and scalded; he died. on the way to St. Thomas's hospital, where Ise now lies. A boy, named Smith, one of the St. George's school-boys, who was on the premises ;slaying with Miller SIElithETlll3ll at the time of the explosion, was taken. out of the ruins in s ilyiug state; he was injured too much to describe; lie died soon after lie was taken to St. Thomas's hospital. A nian rained Stone. formerly a turnkey at the Alarshalsea ;lion, was so severely injured that his life was despaired of ; he was carried on a shutter to one of the hospitals. Tint sioraeons, kie. Cline and Cloud, attended to the unfortunate sufferers immediately. The firemen lieleeftiog to the different offices at tided to put out the fire, winch was...inconsiderable. rart of -.4llr.sinither man's house was complexly blown dawn, and the ad joining ant Vet VjllattLially Injured. iflursday ass inquisition was held at St. Vilolllllol Hos pital, le the.flogetsgh. heroes T. *elide, coroner for ondon, op view of the bodies of Wm. Smith and Semite! Strtichan,two of the itutortanao.. prisons who pedalled at the ',hose accident. No new fact Caine oat iu evidence. bin two esigineeis agreed that the engine was one not only defectise and nevayed„ but ono of she w o rs t an d :nost dangerous deacrititiost, being a high pressure engine. The Crooner said such engines were subjects of indict ment. Verdict—Pied by the hursting of altigli‘pressure IR Q U err. —On Monday an I.lques! a as held sidle I'lntigh, tear Croydon, on the body of K. Wood. The decoyed was n farmer living at Datri.n. is Kent ; nod on %% ednesday hot !-ft home ru go to a louse race tISI I'l3olll Downs. He was seen ou the rbce course about the middle of the day, nail was r apposed to have•apent the remainder of the day there. or in that neieli.outrhoorl, as he Wits o••ertakeu by a malt going to wurk at the snuff-mills, at Beddington, between one and too o'clock thereat atorain,-, (Thursday). It oat ;hen very dark ; he was waking and leading his hor-e a bye toad, towards YU) tiOR L;0111,30,1. He was afterwards seen to mount his horse slid rem a hotnewards, and did not appear to be intoxicated. A short tinie after this, souse men were voing to work, not malty yanks from the spot where be was !ant *era, and gonad him lying w ills his face downwards in a stream of slsalh•w water. whirl iv 4sart of the river Wardle, quite dead. The buret was discovered in the tueadow ots toe other side of the water, grazing. with the bridle and saddle on. T he circumstance excited great alarm, as be was •apposed to have been attacked by robbers aad murdered, as many robberies have lately been committed about Ceorydiro C.oinuion r hat there being no marks of vinkince spun the hods. aud a could nut be discovered that lie bad loot any pro irc,ll, the dairy had to doubt but that t►e bowie, foam t►e daekams. ►ad lturnbled into the wrote and throw• the de r oased.who being unable to extriellKi bittsicif , WIN detailed. dviwatd. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,tIst April, 1819. TI-IE Principal Officers of !lie Majesty's Ordnance do hereby give Notice, Pia they are ready to receive Proposals from such Persons as may be witting to tender for a quantUy of SALTPETRE BAGS, nor in his Alapety's Stores in the Royal Powder Mills at Waltham Abbey, anionntiv to about One Hundred and Twenty Tons. . _ No Tender will be motic'ed for a less qtrantity than Five Tons, aid it is eipected that Purchasers will pay fur the Bats to the Ordnance Storekeeper on the spot von delivery. The Bugs. may be inspected upon application to the respecefie Officers of the Ordnance at Waltham Abbey by all Persona mak ing application fbr that purpose. AB d'erukrs meat br ar.ivered at the Office of Ordnance to Pall Mull, on or before Wrdnesiay, the sth dew oj• .May next, but No Proposal can be admitted after is v'cluek sit avon of the same day. By Order of tip board, P. it CREW, Secretors. THE LAST SIX NIGHTS 01K.MR. WILSON'S EN• GAGXMENT, AND A NEW AFRICAN PIECE. SADLER'S IrELLS. MONDAY, May 3, 1.t 41 9. and Five following Evenings. A favourite Mu.dcal Piece, called The VILLAGE IrkEIRESS. After wW.:!i, a new African Ballet of Action; the Music by Mr. Nicholson, Scenery by Mr. Andrews, called AILING() PARKE, or The TREACHEROUS GUIDE; Principal Characters by Messrs. Campbell, Hartland, Slnder, Guerint, Hollingswotui, and Barnes; Miss Tree, Mrs. Best.late Miss Perry, bar first appearance this season, Miss Fitzelliot, Miss Goodwin, and Miss Le Brunn. A Pas Quiatre, and a Pas de DOM, will be danced, composed by gift. Tree; and a Comic Ballet, cum. posed by Mr. Kirby.—Mr. \ 'Laos,. whose engagement posi tively expires this week, will perform several new features on the TIGHT ROPE, with additional Stanerwts ; Clown to the Rope, Mr. Walboume. The Entertainments to conclude with the TALKING BIRD; Clown, Mr. Grimaldi.. Box 4s. Pit 2s. Gal. ts.—bovr, open at half past 5. begin at half past li, places kept till half past 7. ,Plactts to be uken at the Box Office of the 11 ells. every day from 9 to 4. Free Admissions for the Season may be obtained, by applies. lion at the Box Office. CORN-EXCHANGE, WEDPIESDAY, APRIL 28. Our market this morning wa , tolerably supplied with English Wheat; that of fine quality sold nearly on the same terms as of Monday, but the demand was small, and no buyers for the infe rior descriptions. Barley continues a heavy sale, and r; a trifling reduction in price. Oats are *dull sale, and something lower in price than on Monday, the supply of both English and Foreio being rather large. Beans continue to look upwards. in other article no alteration. .. ~ ; :r THE NATIONAL REGISTER. 73irtbe. AI Belle Vile, in the Wand of Jersey, the lady of Capt. I.e Cnwenr, of the late Milli regiment, or a danglitca Mr., Charles Neale, of Foley-place, of a (laughter. _ _ At St. Andrew's, Holborn, Mr. J. Take, of Tokenhon.se yard, Lothhiny, to Miss Sarah Itt . 4lllllollt, of South Mill, Sioriford, Het John, eldest son of W. La}l,ll, esq. of West Monkey, surrey. to Mary, eldest gl.iugliter of Mrs. Bartell, of Kennington—At Lambeth, J. Manson, eq. of Lambeth-terrace, to Henrietta. Mild daughter of the late R. F. esq. of the same place—At Less ishism, S. Enily,esq, of Essesi.cotirt, Middle Temple, MiNN Jane Young, Of Lewisham—At the Rey. Benjamin Bioley, to Hamilton, only daughter of the Rev George ti:eig, Premier Bishop of the Scottish Episcopal Chun'. eta. At his lions., Paradise terraee, Islington, John Fuller, esti. aged 62—At Carlisle, deed 2.1, James, second son of T. Hodgson, esq. of Wanstead, F.s,tx—At the house of her sou, J. Crumb wake, emi. els.street, Mrs. Fi an res Bru..n,in the 83d .s cal of her age—At Edoiniiten, J. esq. of Red Lton-square, aged 59—Mr. G. French, of Chorch-couit, Walistook, aged 89—In her 69th year, Elizabeth, wife of 311. N. Phene,Southiate, bliddlesen CONTRACT TOR COALS TO BE "SLIVERED AT GIBRALTAR. Commissariat Department. Treasury Chambers, Ist May, 1819. SUCH Persons as are desirous of Contracli ttg with Me Agent .lbr Commissariat Supplies, to deliver 1,000 Cha!drone of COALS at Gibraltar, may revive Parti Wars of the Contract at this Office between the boars of Ekren and Five, and deliver their Tinders waled up and directed to the Agertibr Commissary Supplies, marking thereon •' Tender for Coals' on or before Thursday the 15th inst. but none will be received after Twelve o'Clock on Mat Day ; nor any Proposal be noticed sinks, made on or annexed to a printei Particular, and the Prices inserted in words at length ; nor unless a Letter be sub joined to such Proposal signed iv tro persons of knows property engaging to become bound - with the party tendering, is the sans expressed iwthe Particulars for .01, das pstforatonee of the Ctins tract. :I•rivatet3o.tes may be bad by application at the Box Office. ItUlt(iEsS'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES, Wwrebuute, No. 107. - STRAND, turner of the SAVOV- SkBPS„ Linkkous.—JOHN BURGESS & SON being an priced of the tiumerous emleavuurs 'toady by many pet sous to impose a spursuus.article ikkr their make, feel it illelSaa. bent ou theta to reque,i the atieut ..... of the Public, iu purebasitag *bat they cuuceive tube the Outfit:: AI to ob serve the NaM". and Mmes.& currespond with the above -the r,eueval appearance ot the cptirions descriptious w ill deceive the unguarded, anal to. their detect..... B. & Surt subutit tie folhosiug Cautious,—ukuie are in •ppearahee s at first eight " The Geutiatie," but without any Name or address ;—s ..... e " Iturgeck.'s Esseliee of tiimiv ownr without athirers. JOHN BURGh;SS & SON haring been many years honoured with such distinguished approbasiou, feed es ery sentiment of respect lowan& the Public, and earnestly so licit them to inspect the Libels presiuus t• purchasing ; what they couceive to be of their make, whach they hope will prevent fussily disappoititmeotk:. PRICE OF FLOUR, Per Sack of Five Bushel., or 2a0:11.1. Mouelay. s„ s. Wilder, F. .1. r.ie Eng Flour 60 a 65 America!, Floor ... 46 a4l See , ,bdi ditto s 5 a6O t per Barrel ! J cwt. Bitli•All), I id. to 1.. Od. the pliartern "v,- BROWN OR 11(USCOVAIN) SUGAR. Averaize waste Ite nt the itettiruS its the Week eittlitizlVtd• Lie. lay 41, Std. cwt. exclusive or ditty. FRAUD PREVENTED. To counteract the many attempts that are daily ,made to Impose oU the tn.* ary a spurwua composition, In stead of the Genuine Marking prepared by Day and r tin. they are induced to adopt a sew !Abel iu which *air Address 97, High Holborn, is piec e d co conspieuously, that they trust as attention to thi., and the difierea•e of the type, wh;eh is unlike all let ter press, •ill enable ell purchasers at "puce to detect the imposition. The ileatslapan Blackleg. made by 1/AY and MARTIN, $7, High Hollirc, will in future be sold to Rotate at A.l. I s- mid ts. Gd. tact, end e ropy of the La bel left etch Veaders. DAY 040 MARTIN, St, Ifigb Ilvibora. LONDON: Printed ins 4 Twirtabed the troprieror, JOHN TWHIG. sifts Offire. TS, neet-Stre , r. Nyberg all Lettere to the Edator, (post-pudgy. must be adds/med. wiftwmil., ... tonben Martitis. CORN.r.XCHANGP., hfunday, April I. We have had but few arrivals of Wheat from our coast si.ize last Monday, but prime samples fully maintained our last ivrice, Barley is dull in sale and Ys. cheaper. there being hut few buyer, at market. Oats were brisk. but the pr ice of that article is declin. ing. Beans and Peas support our last prices. In other article. there is no alteration and eery little business doing. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Aran. 30. There have bets bat few arrivals of Wheat from our own coast since Monday, and what appeared was very doll sale at that day's prices. There was very little business doing lin Oats., notwithetandinF which Monday's prices were asked. Barley i. also very doll in sale. and rather cheaper. In Beans. Peat, and other articles, there is no alteration. CUIMENT Pith Per Wilwl :FS OF 61111 iebter Mrawre at oNDAY. a. S. 62 a 6$ 65 a 16 42 a 451 ,IN FOR TH of Eight Ball IK WEEK .. • , W CDA asu. O a 68 65 a 76 4t a 45 VaID4 V. B. a. 62 a 6, 65 a 'Pi 42 a 4:. Red Wheat . White ...... Rye Wank, or Buck Wneat Bark Pale SI alt Ferd Oats Brew orl'aland do New Tick Beans Old ditto 40 a 44 24 a 40 63 a 64 20 a 27 23 a :10 a 6 a .15 a 4S a 30 42 a 46 38 a •15 401. a 41b 40 a 44 33 a 3r 63 a 00 :0 a 26 23 a 29 36 a 46 a -- 43 a 50 42 a 46 314 a 45 401. a 441. 40 a 35 a 4i 01 a 6. 20 a TZ V 3 a 30 36 a 4:i a 45 a !1 4V a 44 38 a 45 401 a 441. New Pigeon ditto Roiling Peask ... Grey Pease .... Rapeseed per last - - AVERAGE PRICE OF COON, Per Quarter, of the Twel.e Maritime Districts of EXGLANI and WALES, fur the Week, euding Ap i 1 24th, extracted from , Satuada)'s .Gezette. Wheat... 74s VI Barley... Sls 4d Beaus 19s 6d ••.. sls ad 1 Oats..., 2S. 9d j Pea.e 55s lid VIUCL OF HOPS. New Rag:, pee e wt. New lt•fga pr. c ••• . Kent .LIS. to 61 . I SIII4II 41 15. to G 7 Oa New Pocket4,percwt. Kent . G 1 44 to 71 144 1 Es4ex . 61 Os to 71 Os Sussex 61 Us to 61 14s I larathatu 81 l'os to 101 tOe S3IIIIIEI LLD MARKET. MONDAY, APRIL Ye.—Our market was but thinly surplied with prime beasts this morning, but the prices of last week were with difficulty obtained. The ;hew of Sheep was large, and the prime sort obtained rather higher prices, and went off briskly. Pork and Veal remain the same as lust week. Lamb 4i cheaper, and very brisk. The business hi the flay-market was very dull, the price of that article having declined. Clover and *maw sup port last prices, but dull, in sale. FRIDAY. APRIL 30.—We had a very small supply of beasts at market this morning, the prituelt of which obtained Itightr prises than on Monday. The show of Sheep was very indiflere;tt, and Mutton was consequently dcaro. Veal and Pork steadily maintain the prices of Monday, and but litde business doing in those articles.—The business in the WI market was far troin being brisk, the price of that article having declined since 0... r last. Clover is very dull, and higher in price by ss. pe: load. Straw maintuns Monday's prices. Subjoined is a correct statement of the numbers and prices at (market: Pita-L. of %I EAT, exclucive of the ONal, which consists of Heed, and Hide,. sod is north shout hl. per 111.—Per stooge ofilth. Alt "114%. VRIDAY. Reef 4s Sal to 5, 4•1 gee( 4s 6,1 to 51 ad Muttou 4. 6d to is, •WI Mimosa 50 Oil to 7 i od lamb 65 tut to Ts 44 Lassa) 5s Od to 75 4•1 Veal !'s OJ to 7s 04 `teal 5s r,4 to Ts Od Pork Ls 1)4 to 6s 84 1 Pork I<s 0,1 to es 81 Head of Cassie at Nlarkei. liead of attle at Nl.rket. Beasts • . 9,480 I Beasts . . 520 Sheep and Lambs .14,310 Sheep and Lasolis 4 . 2:•0 Pigs . . . 060 1 Pigs Calves • . WO l Calves PRICKS OF TALLOW, lii, per st. of dlb. 1 Whitechapel Market is 9d St. James's Market is id Clare Market . . Os Od e• 7d Average-4s. sta. Price of Candles ' per dozen, id. per doseu allow SOAP, &c. per will,. I Town Tallow ;4 6d Di ful SWUrns Russia 71 II 041 0,1 White <talc, 614 otl Od Melted Stuff °Os Od &Gs 1.1 nine Rough 00a Od 36s thl Greaten . . . . Us Ad Caod Dregs . lu. Od Card Soap . . 106. lifeline. Soap . . tOs Mottled . . . 1 2t 12s. fisi...—Moulds, 14s. od. hied for ready money. MAY fL