The National Register. — London, England, 1819-07-19 00:00:00

fresco Thase two were not long at Gravesend when tae woman began to get : tired of her charge, and tinted• ling to contribute .to his support. although she had shared in the profits of. their speculation. She left hint there without the means of subsistence, and came back , to London, fronts which Noble had. departed. oriel haring frett;sl the IMP. note for •401. to a purchaser of . stolen goods. The boy was not long behind her; but iastead ofgning to e ther of leis seducers. front whom he bad never received more that %vas suflicient to supply Lim with limit and cakes, be horde the best of his way to his motion's house, and there niarle,a till conressimi of ills VIII!. His soother immediately disclosed all the zhvomstattees to Mr:Steel, who, baring set too officers t , t work, succeeded in appiv4tembug NobLe and Brown. There was however, great apparent (1011.414 in pro• coring the necessity addition in the statement (tithe ,Loy, butt it wet hi a short Mot obtained. A piece of tee u~len club had been taken to a tailor, VlllO war employed 1w Noble to snake some coats of it... The coata Ware Matte and sake.) away by Noble, avlso, huts erur, did not find it eotwentent at the same time to cairn assay the r ant. This reinnasit had upon it tile chalk:walk of the owner ; and open this evidence, and that of the two senator, who recollected that the woman had succeeded the man its his station oopostic A j ar. Steers door with the green bag, Noble and Brown were ein.ricred capitally. ',Ate boy. in order to become fe.ral reuleuct, pleaded guilty before the trial, was fined a shilling and discharged. The whole of the trials hating been gone through on Thursday night. early on Friday miscible sentences were I.',sed upon the prisoners. Sentence of - death was pas red !mon I I prisuuers, but thecrimes they hate commit ted ate lint of the magnitude as to 'require the most t,t;s ere punishment t h e law can inciet. names are as nillow: —John Hider, W. F. taint. Sarah Ring, Jo in Leaver, Sarah Lynn. Eltzttnun Levy. Henry Padipt, Sat- th 'Fitoturs Alabaater, Benjamin Noble, and Mary Brown. 'l'hr tubs!:qiicnt 14 itrisoners were sentenced to trans yartation for life, and among them we.sbserved a num ber of boys of a very tender age; mac of them could not jaissittly be more than 10 or f 1 3 . t.111 old :—Thomas .lohn-on, John Lucas. Jolso,,Wiloon, John Britton, George Collins, James • "mac Green, Walhain .holm Wood. • . .,1 sines Ilo,tan, John Duggan, I .'N; 4:keel M•Carthy„;ohn Sullivan, and Michael Wekli. Only six prisoners were sentenced to transportation fa• 14 rats, viz. John .R Mora, Mary Deal, James Lancis, Esthcz:,l3tran, Owen ‘Vriglit, and David Anson. NI) fewer than 5S were sentenced to seven years' trattspentatiou. postecrtpt. LONDON, MONDAY, JULY 19. Three o'clock. p. m. •1 here is nothing in the last arrival of French pipers to call for particular comment. The bureau of the Peers, with the Chancellor at their head, resentea to the ling the two ?ryes de loi, which they had adopted, authorizing the exchanges of cer tri i Crown lands against a portion . of the Orleans property in Paris. 1: is expe6ted that the r Priace Regent will embark nu board thu L'o,..2l.Grorge- yacht, at Brighton, the tLty ,after the races is that town. His Royal High rtge; will tile a cruise along the coast to Plymouth, view the bren7;water an.l docks in that guarter, and t .th.:egnently sail for the Isle of %%Iglu, where the feet of Noblenitz:'s yachts will rendezvous. The Bishep of Calcutta has lately addressed the Society for prope.gating the Gospel iu tineign parts, informing them that the sum of 3,000 L voted by that &kitty the prAnotion of Christianity in hdia, would he applied by his Lordship towards the erection of a wis:..ion college in Calcutta. On the receipt of this letter, the ....b;ociety for promoting Christian knowlelgt, in Bortlett's-bulidings, im mediately voted 5,G00/. more towards tlic . !.ctended cAllege, and the Church Society Las just Liade a grant of in addition for the same .object. Thus ho less a Ellin than I 5,000!. has been s3teil by three !iecietier, in connexion with the L.tablished Church, fur the great olcet. of pro noring Ciristianicy threo,;hout P.ritish India. According to accounts from Berlin, an ono:ly letter laas been presented to the King ot Prus sia, in which his I%ton:sty is earnestly advised not to ik arrit the celebration to the memory of Kotzebue to take plum at the Berlin national theatre, on the a frtmiii that the results may prove very s e rio u s. DisrviteLo Distittcrs.—The &Bowing is the cepy is' a letter addressed b' Lord Sit:mouth to the Lard Lieutenant of the county of Chester. Similar letters, it is s;.ited, have been sent to the Lord Lieutenants of all the countiei which arc the imme diate scene, or in the vicinity a the reform meet- gA.. • It to expectchl tilit the trial of Carlisle, 'lle realer cf woks will take plaze. at iii.; week. We titi,:rstand he h s actually Bjirgilzatd,t!leir Gives the Arebilaishops t f Caattr -107 told .Fork, vi*.}l many ct4ttent dia:anting Ap,l gr.. 3 of literature. " Whitehall, Judy, " My Lord,—The nmeerom public meetings midrib have. lately taken place at Stockport and the adjacent parts of . Leurashlre, their manifest purpose, amt the !squaki. which has been held at them, have engaged the serious ' motion of his Majesty's Government t your Lordship's p►nrure under these eireninstaares hi the county of which your Lordship has the charge, cannot but be highly dr sirable and important ; in order that, tinder your Loud- 1 I ship's authority, the most prompt and effectual means may be adopted for the preset ration of the tranquillity of the county of .Chester. The utmost vigilance and artivity on the part of the magistrates in the districts to whirls I have referred, is indispensably and urgently necessary, u main. tam and enfutee, if requisite, Obedience to the taws, and to bring to justice those offenders by whom they may be violated. For these purposes it is earnestly hoped the power of the civil antliorities will be f u lly sufficient ; hut as a measure of 'reconfirm, your Lordship is desired to give immediate directions to the several corps or Fro. money Cavalry in the comity ul Chester, to hold them selves in readiness to attend to any call fur support end assistance, which, its ease of necessity, they may receive train the magistrates ; and the inmost confidence is justly placed in the seal and promptitude with which, snider Gaels circumstances, the call will he oneyed. " I have the Imager to be. Rte. " 811)111OUTH," The following is an extract of a letter from Holy head, received on Sunday, dated the 15th inst :- 0 The Talbot steam-vessel, which arrived here this morning from , Howth, took fire, whilst lying close to the Tier, but by the greut exertions of the persons then present she was aired from total de struction. A considerable part of her deck, how ever, has been cut away, to prevent the fire spread ing. A poor fellow, who was employed in this work, bad his finger chopped off in the hurry and confusion inseparable from so alarming an accident. The vessel has fortunately, in this instance, been ' saved, as it was perfectly calm ; had there been a breeze, she must have burped down to the water's edge." Important Decision, on Thursday last, in the Court of Conscience in Fulwood's Rents—A gentle man agreed with a domestic servant for a month's ;yarning or a month's wages,but was oldged, by the grossness of servant's behaviour, to.dismiss him with only three days' notice. offering to pay him to the day of his dismissal. The master pleaded that the servant's agreement to complete a month's.tervice or ,forfeit a mouth's wages, necessarily implied a mo deration and decency of behaviour ; and in ceasing to be respectful he violated his contract. It was further pleaded. that the case laud .been decided by the.Chief-Justice in the cause rf Sautulerson versus (fanky," . in the sittings after the present tenn.— The Court .found for the plaintiff. The Act 43 Geo. 11. cap. S 3, declares the decisions of these Courts to be final ; but a body of freeholders have resolved to avail themselves of a section of that Act, which enables them to apply to the Chancellor fur remedy fur ,spclt proceedings. • The bast has been an important week at the Stock F.xchange, having included the bodement of the largest account and the most extensive series of time bargaias pdhapsever known. I)urinv the last few days of the account, the great subject or anxi. ty at the Smelt Ex change has been to determine on which site the pre yoiselerance lay, and whether tiw greater number of tame bargains had Leen efT ewe' by the buyers or the sellers for the day of settlement ; as opinions lasted either way, the price of stack. rose or fell, bat the market was ma. naged with so much skill, that until Friday, which sea , settling day, it war far from,being generally known that the sellers fur the account, as. we.anticipawil last week, had sly cut:steel too e's.teatt,ively, anti sold stock fns much greater extent than they were able to deliver. The amount of stork dem:angled cannot he ascertained.; fiat a, 1:1.11) of the i t ! .. iticipal bankets, there being too cooti nnation early in the acc o unt, b o ught for time rather than for money, and would necessarily claim its transfer oat the day of settlement, it must have been enormous. The strength of the party was strikingly manifested in the quantity of slue: delivered on Friday, but it was still so inadequate to the clauLs eet:ots them, that on Saturday nilfning :MOMS were posted tip at the Stock Exchange, dem sliding stoc:: ton [lids delivered, to the extent of nearly hate a in Consuls. In the coarse of the day, by great exertions, a large portion of this was pro snivel Far, and arrouseilients were made, as is said, for' carrying the rematititer lorward to crvarselay next. The demand cr. awe' hi;.rionvy-sinek by this peculiar state of estemastet was So great, that it bore a, Licher price than for thy August accoutu by I per cent.. The gem ral int pro einem, however, in the price of the Muds was less than this demand siould of itself li:tve prolsiced ; but their aelsacce,.wac checked lay the large sales fur the August acc aunt, made by the party endeas ouritig to de press the funds, and seinen appear to.h.rte been transact ed. chirgy . with a view to assist in the settlement of !heir present diflitemes. Toe casualties attendaut. we the dote of this account have been ,very few : a meschtm: of sortie respectability early in the deck declared hate ns ,lstlity to tray Isis dillerenees tot his time bargain, ' anointing to between a,tx;ol. and 47.0001. ,• a.al a per . .nu reading, wee believe, at the west cod of the town, sod formerly of great property, is isid to have left his , huskers answerable fur a a exceeding 30,tX)01. Its rise 'sloe Extbance sane eallimrrationesia have taken pleat, alit old) in One ossaarwe to a very material extent ; and all, we understand, they have proved of such a W. • Aare as tO 361114 Of I emir privately 'TIE NATIONAL REGIBTM. - 10,,,w: At Frnme„ faraerret,she lady of J:Sa eppattl„en. of a lea cad heir. Al he (.4p ppd., No 4. I• 441) C t(WO, 00 • Wit. I he 1 pl. nt v. r.gan. nq. of a tinnier. At 10 , •aell 1 . 01, mars* , •; . i. (.1 (Li. lige. C, P. ka.aey, of a At giggeheray plsoe. Kest, the lady of 11. Mesa, seq. of a da tghtei Al Se4eskaaa,lseet,the lady of esq. of a daughter. to role, ptare, Mrs. A. Willock, of • daeghter. 1. lit Nyisour street, Postman square, the Is4y of the Hee. 1. toles, e a we. Martin. Al At. btrugarrea, I.eicester. Mr. 11. Tlionston, of IsMasts.. to bike kitchesser,t4 I.elcrrer. At 1.1ver5..4 It Procter, caq. Adittant of the Royal Military Col lege, to Anne. el.t.vt daughter of Major ties. Procter. At Estfield. J..asts, esq. of Weetnolueler.to Miss abbe Fletalog, of the 10411., r phore. At St. daughter of J. Brun 010., ceq. blouses. street, Hassell square. At Dorking, 3 bogus' braves, esq.cis taLocisoell, to Sties Dewing, of the above Piece. At Nut Moo, Ileac:, F. Goode, esq. of Stratford green, to Mau Bride of Meistott. At Marmot, peer Manchester, T. Word, al. of ilardsbehl Loose, near Muck:Obeid, to Martha, only daughter of H. bitumen, req. of the Surlier place. Ills, I. Roberts. of A)lerhory, BucYs, to Elisabeth, tLird daughter of V.. M. Lan4ll, esq. of Ittmenam. At nt. liesontel church, J. treks, req. of Christchurch. Hants, to NUM ilruitette, eldest nsuglAct of Major LvGie, doili rrgirsieut. ~JIiY At his Mose ID Wimpute street, f. W. Milner, raa. In 'same, Roue, 11. %Servo..., esq. aged 71. la Iteesrree, on the December lest, aged 111, Umlauts' John Fr..o. is, Nth regleneut Native Infantry, Mod eldest sou of 1. Appacli s egg of a 140011. Is Upper sal moor street. aged 75, the Rev.. W. Parer, D.A. rector of ehareb, iharlestos, .uoth Carolina, sad foasmely 11l Queen's p. ,are chapel, %a ostoshater. Las 1., me. CI Northam's*. Lied street, 'Arend. nary West. At Rotherham*, aged 1211 . , l apt. Jobs Boyd, Waal years commode' of tle slip Illbaerts on th e .14.11001 station. A g ed 63, James Bell, esq. of Roston 0911.1111. 11,. HUMII4I4II Auld, of broad Mrs...l,6olde' square, aged 62. lu December laM. at Holub's, the Rev. Walter Valtmass fortoarly of Rollie. la the county of nit'COO, aad late Chaplets' of Csldulu, . n IM East ladies. Al Wiochelm, mace. Fdiza Frames, wile of the Rev. T. Richards, vicar us lekosshara. At the 1. Mama* hoes., Bedfast, Middlems, aged 813, the Rev.lleary Whilleld, D.D. Weer of that pariah. lAblosite street, Chelsea, Jilbri Hay. esq. formerly Speaker of the ilos. flume ui Assembly of** island of Grenada. I'. Loamy, e v q. of I irelsard4crm, Blacks, and -Isle of Harley street. YULY 10. Lon Don floarticts. CORN EXCHANGE. WZDNESDAY, JULY 14. We had a very goal itipply. of Wheat this morning at market from fiat and Sarilk, which met ready sale at the prices of Monday. Foreign Barley is not in so much demand, and the sales were very dull, at about is. pee gr. lower. The supply of Oats vas large. and sales easily efectad af Monday's . pricey. In Peal. Beaus, and other artmles, there is no alteration in price, and very little bpiiness doing. ::f.- - • COktN EXCHANGE. Pittitair.July 16. We had a good supply of Wheat this morning from our own coast, which went ofefra-ly at Is. per qr. lower tben the prices of Wednesday. There is very little demand fors Foreign Barley, end very few sales were effected, but the prices of Wednesday are steadily maintained. The . supply of Oats was very short this inornmg, and prices are ratherloolting up. In Pau, Beans. and other snicks, there is no alteration. --- CORN-EXCHANGE, Mounev. July 19. „ We had very short supply of Wheat at nuuktt tide morn ing from Kent and Ss IM. and the market was very dull at lot week'sprices. Foreign Barley is in the same dull slate as before. and prices cannot be quoted higher than last wedt. The supply of Oats was pretty kage, and the trade in that rain was rather brisk, and lust reek's prim* were easily got. The business .in Peas. BOOS. &c is vr.7 dill. and prim nominal. CU 111tENT PItIOES OF GILdtlN TI-1E WEEK, Pet Winchester MelltUft of Eight Bushels. 1101111111 V. S. S. 63 n 74 6.1 a SO 34 a 98 W [WIND. S. 63 a 3 63 a .141 34 a 38 FRIDAY., P. 63 a 14 65 a 1111 34 a 38 Red Wheat White 143 e Bratsk. ur Bark Wheat • • Burley Pale Malt ....• • Feed Oats Brew •irPotind New Tick Ikans Old ditto New ditto Boiling Pease Ore) , Rapeseed per last A vErticu _MICE OF CORN, Pe Miirtlielie Dist. act , . of IKNOLV.I 92 a Se :13 a 42 IA a 68 .21 a 20 115 a 4J a 4d as .38 a 11 48 a 56 46 a 50 40'. a 111. 32 a 65 .33 a 41 36 ii 6$ ~ -21 ai 26 25 a 81 40 a 48 a , 48 n 52 38 a 56 46 u .01. a 42d. 82 a 118 33 a 44 38 a lid z I :a 27 32 a 33 40 a iti - ll 49 u 30 46 a 36 46 a 36 4W a 421. .r itaarter, of the Ts,lse ID and %VALES, fur Om V;i• k Aftplassg AILY ICth, rxtracted (rum Salo day's Gazette. 1-Ss 6.1 Barley... 41; 21 Bean; Sla Yd 11;e .... 49. ;4.11 Vats.... 2S. 4tl I l'eaae... 4*; lad xllll TILF4 'I ELL . MA ILK Er. FLIDAY.Jr market WU pretty Well supplied with prime beast* this rowing, the sales of which were War at Sion day's prices. The she/ of Sheep was large. and Mandaylpes i rer ess easily obtesinr,l. Veal and Pork an both considerably end tr.;:ch LuAr.ess doing. Tho busload; in the llay-ntuellot nay brisk, thot article having advanced is. JO 4t. .per bad. Clover it also dearer, but did! in sal. Slaw snatotains Monday's pines. MormAY, Jt:LY IQ.—Ws had a gond_ supply of tunn beats this 'tinning at mark et.which went. Or hiTIY K lOU wed'' price.. Mutton was also plentiful. and prious a mint. Pori ti k ull in dale, and Veal is ibszer than last lens'. mid very hale bussue.ts doing.—The laminas in this 1 6 1 110 1 0 111 1, 11 Iliff P$ ier) lulsk ; but that article did not fetch kat Nab won my Ss. Is 44.. per lcad. Clover is dull in. ado, but Uri WWII paces were tnaintuirtui. Straw remiss as per • lees. 1.:11)..0me4 i. t correct ssetsintent of the numbers and prices it market ertick. of MEAT, itittliisive.a the Offal, which l'olltifit€ ileao. cud is *toils about 14. pi r lb.—rer *time ul dlb. most.as. Wet 4. till to 5s 2.1 Nliitiou 4. 61 to 5s 6.1 ls.tusit 5. 0.1 to 6. 84 Veal hi 0.1 to till Vtl P..rk St 0.1 to 6s 4,1 Head of toile : at Market. Beasts . . 1,a431 Sheep troll Lambs . 13,800 Aga . . . Ypl Calves • ►nwr. Deer a• 041 in 5t ilatto , 4 :1% tid to 5♦ titi Lamb bs ad to i. bd Veal bs 0 , 1 t.. 8 o.t Pork bt ad to GI 0 Huta ot Cattle at /thrl.e. Remot . . . . . &WI Skew and Lambs 7,5 110 Pip Cairns Hay - Clover Straw tt 0 to 10 0 .6 0 0 to 16 0 .. . . . A 2 0 0 to ^S_3 it I.P.Atatior: Priated and Publobbed by tl.r JOHN TWIGG, at the Office. TO. :i ee t-Ncrcci, where .i:1 Letters le Jo i,diter, hc. (pc:.l-1411.1), cititt fts 2 .