The National Register. — London, England, 1819-11-28 00:00:00

VIE cLaricAL MAGISTRATA Inewn " The Miffed House thee Jerk Folk" * The 11;skep. Will you be diliAent in Prayers...laying aside the study tithe world and the Salt The Pa kvc—l will. Tr* liisidi.p. Will you maintain. and set forwards, a much u link in you. quietness. Face, and bre among all Christian People Priest. I will. 411,1 The Ifti‘lnty lay ing his hand upon the head of him that reeeiret therimer oT Priesthood. shall say, ItECHIV li 4 tHEATIOLY GHOST." The Form ofOrdirteliorg Apr a Pried. 4 ' The pulpit (in. the lobar use Wits legimate peculiar pnw'rt4 Must stand acknowledg`d. while the world stand. The most important and erectus! guard, 4Aupjart and ornament of virtue's nose. Diebold the picture! hit like? • THIS IS A PRIEST. • Made according to Law.' • Wlso, on being ordain's', Vow'd, by rote, like a day, • That, he felt himself can't]. By the Holy Spirit. To teach men the Kingdom of Heaven To merit ; That, to think of the World and the flash He'd cease. And keep men in quietness. Lore and Peace; And, making thus his profession and boast, Receiv'd from the Bishop. The Holy Ghost: Theo—not having the fear of GO Before him—. Is sworn in a Justice. And one of the Qtrorwore g 'Shims his spiritual oath, Puts his path of the each, And, instead of_hip Bible. Examines a wench Gets Chairman of Sessions—leaves his Sort. Sick, or dying. To license Ale .houses—and assist in the trying prostitutes. poachers, pickpockets and thieves:— Having ehirrged the Grand Jury. Dims with them, sod gives . Cuoicu AND KING without day light," Getaikes4 and puts hi— To the stocks vulgar p eople Who fuddlewith gin : Stage coachmen, and toll-men. Convicts as hi pleases ; And beggars and tuturrs Incessantly tersest Commits starving vagrants. And orders distress Ott the poor. for their rates— Signs warrants to press. And beats up for ,nurses To a loyal address : .Would millet.for rebellion, Those who petition; .And, all who look peaceable. Try for sedition ; If the Peopl e were legally meeting, In quiet, Would pronounce it, decidedly—ACC. Ma. A riot. And order the Soldiers • ' To aid and assist,' That is—kill the helpless. Who cannot resist. .Iles though vowing' flan all worldly studios To cease, _Breaks the peace of the church, To be justice of Peace ; Breaks his vows made to Heaven— A pander for poser; A perjurer—a guide to the people No more; Gn Gud turns his back. When lie turns the State's Arent? And dames his own soul, To be friends with the EPISTLE FROM JOUN TO HIS COUSIN IN Tilt COUNTRY. When the Members are met (" a terrible set,") A hundred to twenty. dear Cousin, I'll bet, You hair how abstinlly you've rav'd and you've storm'd, And VI, in the .llunrhestcr row, been ityiPrned. First C—stl--gh tell you of plots, and of treason, And give you a sounding, if not a sound reason, Why killing and maiming was right and was St. And !pate you a preerdent—lreland to wit: 'For not, he'll say, should be slop Tax bcifi4R. And killing is safest. before the deed's done: Then a flourish of sabres, he'll prove. and a charge. Eiltew the flourishing state of the country at large Next C—nn—ng will rise to explain (by this token "Iris wanted whenever his Colleague has spoken), Dell vow he's all sorrow. but grin through his tears. And, treating the matter with gibes and with jeers, declare that whatever was done, was the best. And if it was murder. 'twee " woo der in jest." Then S-4;n—th, the . grey , the Cock of this Bevy. (In English. I believe, it is translated heavy) -Will rise, with a head, that might strike one quite flat, But soon you perceive that there's sothing Mot rot solonaity's oiek, though wisdom it reign. In him means no mare than a ingUsertied cane. 'He'll speak hf his virtues. his love for the Regent, And protest that Mt tteerting was highly exponent ; And then as a rains., . (his quack one so noted) J'etteribe an liideninVii Bill to be voted. This done, after reasons so ably Remitted, The Ueril is in it, if not contented. NOV* W. JOHN BULL. U.S.—Van spoke, but so low,(for.thc cunning sly Elf Keeps all Mc stood thin;,, as you know, to himself ), That I caught only this—" "Twt:s good for the nation T o thin, by all means, the earpleis prat:lion." TO THE EDITOR. Si a,—By way of '• Aies• and catch• lug mann.ra living as Ih,y rue," I scud you the following En;vrent :-- sTwixt Cannon and CANNING no great difference it tonna, Nab are brazes and null, full of awoke and of simnel; But a Knauer resemblance. the Doctor makes out, Yor accurtling'tilliot WO are " idis6 obast." fA3affins At Floors, Northamptonshire, A. Kirkman, mg. of Cloak lam; to Cmberies. daughter of Mrs. Dooki.of At Soothedisoter, toms, I. W. Rash, evi. of Ileelvigh 'range, Mal. dun, to Story, (toothier of C. Clay, rat'. of . ."14111t1SillSICI "Clll[l.. At St. George's. Ilaeover sosare. W. Smart, es.. of Leader 'change, tp Mash., (toothier or Mr. (itilrf. of 1 Ms'. I. J. Warren, of 014 row' sired. to His theth Jane Hash, grand dangler. of the late W. W 11111.4111, tSI. of M01d,,,,, Loser. Al !tiepin chore', C. Woodward, rw0..0l ooliritor, to Semobeih, eldest daughter of Mr. John Hoes, of f10at...,. Al Si. Margaret'''. Westminster, Captain Wed. r. ut l'ronptct place, Deptford, to Slim Mary Awn Ellis, of the same place. At St. nteplomes. Wathrook. Mr. A. C. Omelet,. of Hood street, to Marla,thlrd giantism( of the late K. Shirley, my. ut Slototerrtiosier. At Ambito y, Chillers, the Rev. A. H. blockages, of throter. to Ss• satona,daugliter of .M. Nelson ..f Cunglalou. TIM NATIONAL ItEGISTEIL HURRICANE Ar ;T. THOMAS'S. Extract of a letter from St. Thomas's, dated Septem ber f 4, 1819m- 4 'ln the evening of the elm inst. it began to blow with much violence from the W. N. W. attended with torrents of rain. Irons une until tour o'clock of the morning of .the Vgml, the hurricane W3'4 mint severe, and blew with a degree of violence greater than had ever occurred in this Island within the recol lection of the oldest inhabitants, the wind occasionally shiloing between W. N. W. and S S. W. " Al! the fences have been destroyed, many houses unroofed, and some entirely blown closest.; every wharf injured in some degree, and many carried entirely away. Of time numerous fine vessels that floated in our harbour on the 1111 l ling of the 241, mot one rude out the pie except his Majesty's ship Salisbury, Ad miral Campbell, the Danish ship, Harriet Dorn, the Danish schooner, Patriot, and tun sloops. The whole of the beach in the coma extre 11l l y of the harbour is completely lined with the wrecks, but few of which it is feared will ever be got off, and it is to Le lamented that many have gone down. " The works and dwellings on almost every plants• lion on the island have been materially injured, many of them blown away, and 1/II a few estates some negros la.ove been killed, which, together with the destruction • of the cane, has completely destroyed all our expects lions of the ensuing coop. To attempt to estimate the loss sustained would be ilopo.sible." (Extract fiene the ! Vt. 7 &mai' Tinecs.) " ST. THOMAS'S, SEPT - . 24. " Since the commencement of our editorial ditties, it has not been our proviiice to record .n event of a na lure 1.11.1 wuc6 to be lamented, as that of the hurricane of the 214, and 22,1, incr. During the whole of the day of the 21st. hie appeal atter of the weather strongly indicated the approaching storm ; consequently every precaution within the power of limit:its foresight was takes' by the vessels in the harbour to enable them to resist its destructive effects ; but the et. lit 11.16 totifiortu. 'lately proved how weak are the st t irons of human power. 1n the evening of the 214 it began to blow with much violence from the W. attended w ith 'uncut* of rain (which cmorinited to fall without inter mission doting the storm,) front one until four in the morning of the 22d. The hurricane was mast severe, and blew with a degree of violence greater than had ever before occurred in this island within the recollec tion of the oldest inhabitants; the wind occastonally shifting -between W. N. W. and S. S. W. At day light, the wind having moderated a little, our town and harbour presented a truly melancholy and appalling appearance ; all the fences hate been destroyed ; many houses unroofed and sonic entirely blown down ; et ery wharf injured in some degree, and many of them en tirely carried away. When the wind had moderated sufficiently, and the tremendous torrents of rain had ceased to obscure the atmosphere, the extent of our loss was discovered ; of the numetous fine vessels that floa ted in our harbour on the morning of the list, not one rode out the gate but his Mojet y's 'hip Salisbury., Ad on.ral Campbell, (she hating dragged conOderably from her oriainai situation); the Danish ship Harriet Doris; the Danish seliWiler Patriot, and two sloops ; the whole of this beach, in the soutit-eastern extreoi:ity of the harhsmr,js coinpletely lined with the wrecks, but few of which, it is feared, will ever he got off. I 1 is to be lamented, hot a number went down, front which circ stance we are apprehensive that many lives have been lost, in addition to the great num ber already ascertained. %Ve . wish we had it in our power to close the record of destruction here; but titi tinumazely the ravages of the gale were not confined to the sea. We learn from the c try that the ware ',onset and buildings in almost every plantatiou in the island hare been materially injured, many of them wholly blown away over a few estates. Some tiegrors have been killed, which tooether with the destruction of the cane, has completely di a.royed all our expecta tions of the ensuing crop. To attempt to estimate the loss our unfortunate island has sustained is impossible. - Here hollows the melancholy list of tessels stranded, a ttttt timing in all to 77 ships, and VG boats.. Zirtbs. The lady of W f.. Helm. ant. of Guildford street, of a doitliter. In Grant street, the lady of L. Anwroans, rag. of a diaghtir. The lady of W. smith, erg. lomat hall. WOlLteiro*liireon a son. In I'pprr C• 114 ..r !II eel, lh. lady of I. Fant.let , es.i. of 4 ditoghtar. 11l lorry, +cy MOM •N. WO, Mt.. F.. Ste. any, of a .I,ia h hi c r. At •oall t %%Al abr./. Hants, the lady of !hoe. 31. Vi ague, eau. of a da•talner. At I arnh•m trent, the lady of W. faAor, earl. of a daughter. its Nut mato(), the lady of Capt. J. G. 1(. t. ut a boa. --- CORN EXCHANGE. Fnioav, Nov. YG. We bare had but few arrivals of Wheat from our own roast this week, but there was a good demand for the finest samples. which sold readily at a trifiing advance, say Is. per qr. The demand for Foreign Burley was very limited. and Gaza coal scarcely be effected at Monday's prices. There was a good ,upply supply of Oats at market, which. however, were lower, and few sales were effected. in Peas, ice. there is no alteration front our last prices. ZDitt. Wm. Mooch, rig. of Nkipton, shire, Need 71. At lien , ohm, A. Ansitutioi, !tot:order of hie Majesty's Court of Juil•.ettor Al (I hey. At //pram grow, 114Mpton, Catherine. relict of the We John el/II /4 111/. 1•4411.1 o 1 I)//111i14,1, .110,1 ••alislorif y rgnae l t.•tt wart. I. M. retitle, erg. eerri 62. At t lilt Ito 'Too r, I. c. .. - t•ti it, erg. quo 74. At %% mitoterot tit. J. Ilene, cm. aped 76. Lt latetitut, h.u.t Lulics , .lame.Nad,,,:•l,eerd ff). At 1!141,t•Io It , Vi i,/leold, Catherine Elizabeth, etdeit daughter of Mr. Georg.. (..11163T, W 164111/We. Mr. 1. ltyou, habett:a3lAT, of Charlotte strottycltsrourposte. LONDON : I's in:ed and Published by the Proprietor JODN 'IV IGO, at the Office, 76, Flert.street, *hose all Letters to the Editor, &e.(pust paid) tenet Le ad. dressed. Lollllori *artier:. CORN EXCHANGE. MONDAY. Nov. et. We had but small supply of Wheat this morning at market. from our own coast. whidi sold readily at an advance of to per qr., the inferior description could sanely support last week's prices. Foreign Barley was brisk in sale, and the few samples which appeared fully supported our last prices. We had a good supply ot oats. for which there was very little demand. even at a reduction of re. per gr. Beans was Mak in sale, and a Di& higher. In Peas. and other articles, there is no alteration. CORN EXCHANGE, Weissesnar, Nov. 24. We had but few fresh samples of Wheat at market this morn. ing, the supply consisting chiefly of the overplus of Monday's market. which, however, was brisk in sale, ani fully obtained Monday's priers. The supply of Foteign Barley wet very small. and is, per quarter higher. We had wine good arrivals of Oats at market, but the demand for them was very limited, and the finest samples could susteely support Mondays prices. lu Beans, &c. there is no *iteration. CuI:KENT Per W incite Red Wheat . White Brook. or buck Wheat ....... Burley ... Pule ALM Feed 0:16 Brew or l'olimd do Tick Bruns Old ditto New l'igeon ditto Boiling Pease ... Grey ib ea , e It:spewed perlact It E 1(i N. American Mini tic Ri;;aaudWismar itinsiats and V rive. land alma It) e Barley ...... - - Feed 'Oats Bret* or Poland do: tick Reims ..... Pigeon ditto Roiling Pcu.e Gr.ry l'euse (.lowed per qr. AVER ',GEPRICE Al :tritium Ilibtract Week elidittz NI Gyzette. Wheat... fais 10,1 Rye.... 41; 9,1 CF:% OF 6k titer 51eaqa e INONUAY. i. S. 54 ot 71 63 a 14 I $4 a 310 94 a 39 :12 a 46 74 a 68 22 a 24 24 a 27 31 u 38 37 a 46 36 a 44 5t a 58 14 a 53 2;1. IL 391. 63 .a 72 SU u bii a 48 44 Al 30 a 33 28 a 36 20 a 23 20 a 29 30 a 3/ 33 a 3.i 48 a 5/ 4/ a 46 48 a 60 AIN Wit of Eight Ilu•I I Cu SW. 1. 51 a 71 64 a 71 31 a 3t 84 a 38 92 a 46 .74 a b 0 22 a 25 21 a .28 31 a 37 37 a 411 38 a 44 4$ a 86 44 a 43 374 a 39.. a 61 a 7'2 50 It sti 48 a 51 :ill a 33 a 3.1 '2O a 2.1 26 11 20 30 a 33 31 it 33 48 a 32 42 a 46 46 a 60 E %%LEK, iainar. c. S. 51 a 72 a 71 34 a 3d 34 It StS 32 Li 4') 71 a btl 2 a V.i 24 a 28 31 u 31 a 4a 39 a 41 52 a SG 41 a 42 371 a 391 a GS a 7V 50 a SG 48 a 51 38 a 33 Vi a 37 20 a 2.1 2fi a 29 30 a 24 33 a 3; 43 a 52 42 a 46 48 a 60 OF ( %MN, Per ,enter, 111 the Tt%eit is of LNGLAND at l NVALEs, for the itnemberllo, extracted Trout barn tlari Barley... 37 • 114 I Beau: 434 114 2j. 34 Ved.r... 50. 8.1 BROWN Oil NiUSCOVADO SLTGII:. Average Price um the 11eIUmi► mule in the Week ending 11 edursday last. 31s. aid. per cal. exclusive ditty. SMITHEI ELL) .1144 I:: ET. Dooms, N0v.:4.--We had a good suprly or (rime beasts et market this motaing, which met a ready ide, end fully sup • ported our last prices. Mutton was also plentiful. brisk in sale, and dearer. l'ink was cheaper, but dull in sale. Veal was dcarcr.—The b C6i6 in the Haymarket was very dull; Hay was cheaper. but few sales effected. Clover broviy !..upporteal last weeks prices. Straw was cn..aper, but dull in sale. FILIDAY. Nov. 26.--We had a good supply of , prime heave this morning at market , which met a dull sa.c at lower prices. The show of Sheep was large, and prices as pvr last. Pork was dearer, and brisk in sale. Veal supported our last prices with difficulty...- The business in the Ilay.market was brisk ; flay was cheaper. Chive: was also cheaper, and Straw supported our last quotations. Subjoined ri a correct statement of the numbers and prices at market : PKll.h 11r r.AT, extbo , i%o of ilia:Mini, N Inch r.mcictt• of Etiirrd•, 11114! illde, 1411 d 11 NOrtil rboot. Id. 1.4 r il).—Yer.tone of alb. 111 o•DA 1 . 11111 , %!'. Reef 4. 2.1 to 5+ 11?•1 ‘Iilt11:11 4.. 61 to ba I,:ttou 0, 0.1 to U. 011 Veal 5. 4.1 to th 4 , 1 Park 5; 4 i to t. 4.1 Head ul Cattle at Mats.. , . Rea, t:. • 2. 8 5 0 siteer and Lamb; . 16,600 11,0 . . .eUtl Calves • 26t/ Ilerf 4. 0 I 5• 2 i 5$ 0.1 to .54 4d LitisilA 01 0.1 w N Od Irl.l b. 4 I Pork 55 Od to G. Cd I ieR,I I/I (.alt k di Al , ket. Peusii . , 6111 Sheep diii! I.Mtpl 9 4 , 30 220 Ca.lves HAV-\IAKKET. Flay Clover - - t h 5 o to xT 0 It 14tra* - - - - ..E.l 10 0 to ,11 lo C of ALUM% , PR IVE 01" FA I, per s.t. 1.1 816. NlarLet ds 84 St. Murket $4 id Clare Market . . U. Od 3d Average-3'. Pi ice of Catolle4, per Sown, 6 , 1. Fee allot% "511%4' 4 ote. per 112114. Town Tallow 63, 6,1 0. Ild Yellow It it4cia —• t)d—tti 4 1 0 hitt , ditto —s 041 00,1)41 Melted Stoll' 004 041 51, O' Ditto Rough 001 04131 , 31:1 Greaveg , . . . 44s 04 . . Gi.041 Drep foal S,,ap ellow Sung . . 9. od . . loin . . f 464 . . ipis 124. 134. Ce. ed for ready tourney NOV. lb . 294