The National Register. — London, England, 1819-02-22 00:00:00

pastuript. Art )IVD.I 7, T WEL VE O'CLOCK. taa French Parent of the Stlt inst have arrived ; raid the'e 01 tint kitintirm, nor in any manner counte nance, the ritoseure which had been circulated cm the fhject of his 11.:jesty's health. It is true that the King has been int isposed, but wit*: on Wetlneslay so much tccovered, a.: to transact public business with his Miuist, , rs, to receive a dcput.ttion from tlie Chamber ,el 7 al,l to glee, authentic to several of the dignitaria and gircat (Idieers of the kingdom. The de.- Latex on the new arra:kgeatint of the finaa year were coi , eiulett iit IVc.lneslay's siiting ; when the Ministerial torli:ct pass..l into a law by a majority of ; tray 33: the ayes wie-e 132, 'he noes 101. The taxes are thus granted to the executive tioveroment d o wn to the Ist of laly, 1820, a peri •t 1 tt nearly t 8 months: 4 that or great era a of anxiety to Ministers, and a : .pawarful engine of control over their mea.sitres, is im. waited. or suspended in its opera:tun. O..!) L S'TrtilkV VF.n. Philihert, Ammil *Tregolae, an ! Le-11s Art XOl Clartnsir, t f R harin brrnght from %I snmhiyue, in .kh ica, to the islasul of .1a iritiits, certain person , to be sold as sletve,. The A!to•nev-e:tioeral stated the Luse. ;tad the law. .6 S st)tp to theinry. G. T. Broilley in Ft:b. 1313, tram ,p o f fat ,14..1 1 1 -ien!ve friirtte. *la torictl in the -On the Y ist of that moot?' was with the master in the tinder, hiyit% in port Joeotay. Vl'hile there, they saw .0 school-, r '2 in the eflernoon, cuilicling off and 'rhe wind was against them, a;ul IQ Evans, •the. ariaster, ordered Mr. Garrett and set es s go overland al intercept the schooner. The .° got , Seoliac uholir half Osise.tieor. and ,any the s o n „,„„ • trying to get nut to sea to healing out she ran • II e .;-• reef, sad witness and his party went on board of !t un 6. where tit,-it funnel twelve or fifteen persons, aiiid to whom were Ole prisonetti.. Mr Philthert afpeure thu be the toaster. T..c other two al:Feared to rs to mutes. P.T.7 1-hilibert presented the slop's guise )sir. Garrett, and lid, the Litter that they kept tin n iic a b tuk. N itaess went into the huld, tvhith was below nJp with a !nose dock, or iel-trfilrni, about four feet slave •the upper-deck. Witnee• /Lid only seen one othercargn, :ship, and she had no f l:efl , rni. 'll. c r e except water, On & mix ). 41e eautnincd tl.tve turett and two of them had suit w zi t tt i n a ttn . k r CO. the returned Mr. Ph iiihert l.is papers. .1 le conceive there. sclmotsur svms fitted for a chill ...Air. 11e suppteied touch were upwarek of twenty witter-einks•oti board,sistwest more than tte.csauty t o Si i ply t w (lie or Stit of ' risen. The schooner Went doe n IL, to.t h e February, wittles. Le:ltched ► :-tuie-I.t vie, elosend saili• bank of the river aiottli le, and 1...01.1 I y d aides, or .of the schooner, and o en hair N h acik i b oys. irons, of tlitlercitt rize• , , I t fee r. cn, troin a, as din out J hey trail: them on I n tird the Megic:enue. 11 saw the prisoner , : till they were in custody. agicienne , I. Skineilion, a seitnen nn h •ard the 'blend added, ennfirtard the testi:tinny of 5 1 r. Brodie! to lunar I he eat while •orne el :their part: writ down' a Lill, art thee' wthocitier, tithe's wen : . ihipg at LAL:r from till her to :hi Vt• tti interpreter Lcsr ‘'eitorice, eteaniined tbroigh :w.ts a slave t, itiy ha Feleruir y and Morel] List sh .1i our tins ; re it ri v i ng the.e I hei Madam le itrur, at in rni:e t :1 a •rre..! numhcr of 'll • ; there game with LA been a buvice— f 1 73 0 1 1. r 1,.r 4e, T.....gtosse, an / 1, "! Yticks e t. P " ".. 1114 .rotes wore pa nitains, amompaeriel byala le Be s h 411.2.; theie an a sturehaus litany rbliseks, ni, t t n. au I 1 or 3 W.X. graitaslie d no, uativ. • jit • • 0 , ..,1;4444, b Fieneh ; tl., an a • .11 turarerces coultd e isLud. Tey remain., has 41 is her ins, te it'if 10 IRA. .6, L ran s 10144 • dur.ng t 1..-1 h a :se; they went titeit . • on the Lt. and taf w.tn achy an f the Week., Isut re:to...nil with 'Juin the none day, put them in the stout:. A/. Cuiill:er came to her sill .n.'s whie t!:c bk. k:. were in the store ; lie brought , e rvisr.ta, VI-wild-us, and :hail- fur the Il t eks. he etn annbresi sultliers reeving at her utixtfLw..s h A s . .ht; t e:.• ktintlesi ut the auor, but %ter,. atut ad ieu tiles pr;sun..rs and uvillier were Olen- at Or H • ro.“ to't: the soldiers, she would nut op o, 1 „ 4 Wor e unlessllie Comui.saary came; the soldiers m a t o • siae all ut t the Cutts aissary mule „ s t, •inrn ng, sod tu • .1 . .. r was opitA ; prisoners . 4 . rd ta' e a,. ay Lr ti e and the hl.n tx f rinj • the s nut- two.. were 1;1 ; >be had tu.ver a thi:. iw.son• twit time i.t tier mis.r..ss'. ; SLt3 b utiirrl.u, val her 11116,41,4's mune is 1'917 ort • tie tam, W itt.r 'mistress* what the Kick. awe • • TM? NA Ft 'At Rrcurrrrt. 'tr .+ ~... r - ....r.... 4 . • *-; wll Some doubts have aria r t he best situat•ins in which to place the mav - 1, se of the fine Colossal Statue, by I hidias, se as apc ent from Rome to thy Priive Regent. Watt ma* Nes at first fixed upo n but it has since bee: nu J, that the centre of the new Circus, is Mee. 1y ill display this admieub!o work of art to the best ...ntage. Ihrtrunisei Sovertmosirs.—The following singular circumstance took place oa Friday last. A Mr. J. of Pentouville, called on I hursday at a wholesale hurter merchant's in the neighbourhood of Thames Street, snd begged to be favoured with a firkin of butter for his pri.ate use. Atier tasting several, he bou g ht one , itnd requested the seller to sen d e it home. This was dim; and on Friday Mr J. sawed the firkin in half; but ffndiog the saw met with some obstruction, he was induced minutely to examine the cause, when, to hi, utter 'astonishment, he found the impediment arose from several sovereigns sticking indiscriminately in the butter ; of course, he made a clo.ier investigation, an I actually picked out two hundred and twenty of the same coin. Ile dmibted their being genuine, but on carrying theta to a bullion broker in the City, he otiereri him two hundred und twenty seven pound ten shillings fur tletn I BIRTH. I n Ty pper Growooor street, the Lady of the Hoo. H. Gr.y B.maet, of a ran. roar!nned -Campbell, s , this testimony. Yr C. "It I . a liens:Aunt in the Bourbon regi ment at .the Ilauritius, was Aid-de-camp to General Hail, the enverner. On the 3tl of March lest, by' order of the Governor, ha went to Madame le Brun's plantation with a iletackinent from the 22nd. dore was their guide. He pointed out t.t them a wooden building, and 'two small huts. They got there near 11 nt night. rulydore fold hint the huts ' containeel new blaclss, and whites that brought them were in the wooden building. Witness divided his detachment, and with one party surrminded the huts, and with another the wooden building. Ile found the bets filled with blacks, male and female, to the sseeiLer of 92. Greatest pin ware nakel. One wat, dead, another ilyine, and ninon(' weak they could not be mooed. Almost all were covered with the itch, and appeared quite astonished when the soldiers sar ennulni the huts, and mine up to them, and emu - dm:LI their clothes and arms. Thee appeered quite uncivilised, were all Mnzambique blacks, and lie was positive they were r.ewly imported uegroes. He secured the huts fa: the night, and went et) the womlen building. Ile kteselet: and respected it in be opened. when a wunian's voice G&W the was with lass two (blighters, and that she would not open the door at that time of night. Ile molested her no farther, but desired the soldiers to let no one eeettpe fenm the hoes?. Ile then woit r2+4o4t the plantation, end fo.itel awe her hut, in which were 4;ltt or nine bloc Ls. toil him in Fremh that thee •te lorugeil to Madame le Brun. Ile returned to els d e ta c hm e nt, And feend them ...very lac had lett them, and rwained with them till the ir...xt he Commisary 'text tortruite: ; and %Olin the neise of his ealunqiiin beam N was heard. the people in the • house ()petted the door, end they tout in and saw the prisoners Ceivillier, qtanto, Madame ie limn, her two daughters, and Victoriee. Witte-et took the prisoner:, het at the desire of the Cemtnissary, he all o wed villier to nevelt' swlth Madame le Bruit. 20 or 2 miles from ••Souliite ut Madame. le Bruns. there are largo threats, betereen. Coes exatnitted.—The island lute been governed b) the Irench laws Shupe the capitulation. • The prisoners, l'lcillebert and Tr...grin:se, put is long written deleneee, in which they denied the rinser, and asserted that they had been to Nlatlagasear tit: a cergn of beller'es, which they were obliged to throw over hoard in a 'torn, and that accounted for there belie; no raw.) fteind •On hoard the schooner. They wandered Asyut the island, antt•tnet Cie:true:tar accidentally, who -took them to the [louse of M admire le Brun. The defence went en , o :tette, that their treatment during aerie eetysige to E.),(:;..11i1 bad been f...learansisc's defence was, that lie was not nit board the schooner at all ; that he hail heen in the French wavy, and wits of a respectable Family sill Ilowaton, but was out of em ployment; lie only acted as a geitle to the other two to bring ttietn through the woods Heron Graham suited up ttio evidence, tet ! the r Jury. after a tieneter of un limit consultation, found • all the prisoners Gesilty. • • Connnan Sergeant (tit I' udges having retired) sentenced them all to three yeere' imprismnient i. the House of Cerrectitm, eteleluring tl.at time to Le I.ept Ito hard labour. The fallowing is the ,Ndilresa of the grand Jury of Vention, prtAittus to ti.cir discharge the Growl Jon• '4 the C tty of • ondon, having rerrtial on the a..venti. hire presented to ut., um' ht'ine informe4l ht• yo,st proper officer that nil more are fourth r,llv wait upon the Court tin- our We 1.1. v • been tusiolt bra, iel that the otfeneet which have I:0111C b(•f%re tio hive be e n ma rk e d by nn rir •'Hit,bt ours (le iwetiiiAtorToeity, tethon i :ii CilltYllt hUI 1 ment that tale nominal I.lt•lislitto nt ;It at:11 pg., to many of then+, oc!i•ig to oar pr. meta iri nin,ll c.uir , old toe lOgitest whi_it can be itithetei int the ;re:Att.-4 &tin qa.m.sl •• in the (intro! of our duty we hay... , witll.!to.vci prism f NtArgart throulliont, and are happy in the opr .rtunity thus alltriloi wt, of bearimf temple toe imilny t • t.e prisewnrthy wn.litet of Mr. Brom, it< keeper, in the gurtral cleanliness of the place. and ut general IkaCth mi.!, elderly behavi of the proint!ni.. _ _ "Tile eiremustarce sn nften deplorei'. by former Grand o; ie.. ae itre sorry to 61141 I,ti:l :o exist, in the elisettee •,1* a)! el..a.i!ketion of .rge or crime i wi:h soinc few es ex p' ion.) : and we Inv we?l convinced that, if it were , oasihte to iluvise employment for the mil: ',Heine's, simi'nr good' effects to those so rbilde uu the kende 4it'e n e 'he gun' woad be the maul,. a We An tout N ish to tr , trigs fitrthcron the time of t' e oo art ; yet vre cont but regret that it should be lc. , retry to commit so tunny, nt..lru children to at place w ;, th e y must of coosequ..ue e hercene the associates „f t h,. mo o vicious and ahaitJune.l ehatacters. Gra t l Jury.routu, Oil Feb. rt. (.4igtuxi) ".I,IhIF.S PE\ !15.% LT.. " Ftrretnao of , he (irand Tn Rich* lionou rahls the t.torti.M .yc.r, and xis r of !sib sty's Just)cut of the l'e4cv." MARRIED. At Dublin, Copt. W•leott, R.N. to Charlotte Annie. &mews of Cut. Aelly, of the lien. Fa-t tnela Company's flengial A rtillery..— qed. Forbes. !!sq. bankor. it FJinksigh, to Vail, his z ti.". of Sir John Hay. Barr.—At Sr. lameel Chllrrh. rift'ldilit. Lord Viscount Ar.ion, to Miss I. ratimrine 4.'ll i :titer of tholate rollips. Raq. of Slebnk Hall, Pembiokeshim. Waa re . m3rnef i . at I'.. .es. the NI ht Hnn. Lord Greenock. It-ruto Qua.letroaster Genera; to the S.putherti District. to Mlgi Ambe r . disii,;hter of I. M.silicr, Esq.—llls Lordship was recently married at Boulogoe.— DI P n. f4i, W. r.,k,. Knt. of the AUrrefflf of !se Minna of C•r!on.—fir liankshcari. Renfreoshirit. Lark P.lirahrb Stole, second deng;iter of Fart of I:I tesew.--A t et, entlege. is Rl:rev/tinny, in bls N4th yr.:tr. T. Pembertan. Fsri.—At eliarbornirzh, 0,4„ Dnevrehire. Bit-bard Kris Ilrat Grosvenor ri i . M.P. 't or ito.ititer.—At Mrs Ferrier's, in Qnsrry Pim., in his TIM year. (kluge t'e...41 Forester, }:sq. eldest as MG. T. rammer. P:ett. of E.rn"ey I.olge. Worcestmliare...,. LO DON 31 ,4 K ETS' CA MN -It X 1.7 11 A N(1 a. ref ;bar, Frs. 19. ..01tin; to . b r of . lv ,i.rt.a f: . ra nd re .t3 npra e of the .tia rh s been mndrra~a, Wheat trade .a auli, and what -em,tined of Monday`, market was disposed of pa lower termv. Rtrlry is Gill oa. rer ipiarter cheaper ; and !trans and Pease go of!' heavily. The Oat trade is ditll..t a red,irtion of per quariev. la other ardeles ay have HO alteration to none,. rowtoAr. PER. 11. There, was but a liberal supply of Bog Hub Mu. . thi. mittr,ing. and hawing Au: few buy. rharltet The sales wen doll. or ~ rr... Iloction of Amu es. per quart -r ri..ce last Monilay—ltarhy .4.. d Malt a Itedry sal s, and each article cheaper.—Rye, no•firm. a n d ''Fite I s e4.ie: an:. berwo.: arum ttaatleabl...--fl a i s are fun 2a. per q .,..... ! , lower.—liapes,wl soil Linseea wall lii:le v.uistion. 6. I. I 6. S. i Wheat so aen 1 Whi“-l'easPsw • r . t fine ditto. 73 a SO Gres l'easo C 3 a C 4 Roe 42 aso I Tirana so a no .. Ein. Marley 3.1 a SC. Ti. ks Malt ..... Gi • so 1 Oats 27 a So 1. Prihna Oat. 31 •71 P.!tttoe ditto X, :4 'F Fine !lour 65 a '• vrond ditto Pi A • Itapv S,:ed Wl. 451. PRICF OF IMAM 'the highest price of the h,ti IVtiester. Bretu► throughout the unit tritrolis, is stated h• the Itskers to he 111 J. 11 , r Quartcrr, bed Some Bakers sell the Qttartern Loa( from id. t o 21. AVERAGV. PltteE:l OF CORN Q('.11tT1:11. IK ENnt.4xl) A,4!) ‘t •I.K• imp ?nu ‘Vt:PIK FY otvo fr:;e. K. Wheat live I Barley I ( )all Ikans re.. 7 9 IP SA 4164 (1 33 1 72 6 7l PRICF. ()I: Ante. Momoar. IIM)TIIITIELTI. DIEVVGATE S. I. I. oi. !lend. ?I'ilttle at Rati..a 3a6 n ' Saesioi, M Nett allpi 6a6 fi i Braf.ts, about.— MrT Vtsi ...3 s a 7 4 S:wep 9130 1 , , Poe( 3•a 7 A C-3:,;:q ... ....... fin Lamb —ar oano l'i : v. ir E N. It AN n LEAtsrxrvAt s. P.srvAy.e 3. A. 5... Itecr JIIa 4A Thltton 3 4 a "cal 3 n a f. Pnrk - 5 a it 7 t. r 4. f) HAY AN) YellAW 1.0 M). L. '. rl. .0 Aver..E. (1137.. 77n a It n :7 6 Srr rsELD 4 :10% , ‘ 60na70it f 10 0 (Straw 11:4 6enft 7 is —ul7 A 6 r J•s11:01 hover 6IT ft aft y n— 0 n Ftraw 8 O a S 9 e— ( Slay. ......»6 a 716 0— a tYurtl C ;IA tit ( c lt r l a V w t I t S(4 t 1 a 3 4 3 9 0 4 Int AVEIIAGE I'IIICT. 411? SUGAR. Computed from the made in the ova an.lmg Pcb. 19, is OP Ct. rer (net. of tole 1):noi of (•,aiw .1. mid r pay th c lirmon on lialportation 01,164 ilito (;n:A. Ilr:Luu—f Sai..raoy's Ur: tie.) PRint OF STOCKS Dank Nor* S per Ccnt. Reiltwed EI 1 ii i•er Cent. toomil• . -,1 4 per let& 774 5 {KT C,,: a. Navy 94 I .klia Kock tub I Pitto Rands • .......... .triilit (A p.r feat.) 67 Pr* Km!huler Billy., AI. per nay 7 16 pr fotirob! for . 77i 7,1 lei Long \nLoiticte Lnainfax Dollb y ll.lVri %a, No. ill'. F 1.11:1.T.5T II ZIEI, betwren st. I turvtan'a rburell Arwl FP‘• r Lees. and forwar4,+l into tbi 4,1; l.y all N, tio•Lelhas, atipJ lerlo oz thelt ua d e fox of .. ~.. /~