The National Register. — London, England, 1819-04-25 00:00:00

l'at:Yttert.au D reit •trv.—On Friday week a young mon of the name of 'Thema , 11.pkias. rail :Tweet the awful •,-nteare of the law, after a career of giolt, which, although , shoes, terms to have been m kt dby all extraordinary depee of profligacy. li v age was but Inepty y. -ate; and beta eete the ;AV.O Cr 4 and 2 , 1 he confi toed twirtoc.rommitted the odlinces : 2 141 s tonfewioo was talsyn before W. A. land, Esq., oar of the Justices of the ready of Darby 4.448,44,. at different-limo, horses' mama aid, tails, mud to cowl' tails; cottiog off the feet of a livine_sheep in the V:apiht highway rpbbecies; hreaktlN into hugeness' ihims three ditfaent times, and Stealing tbereout whole sides End joints of notion; breaking into.oue house one . ann.. one., pantry, two tort:Twill!, UP %nee tilfilpike.;..use, on d•stealing there/it flour, meat, clothes, Money, dtc. robbing gardens 21. digrreid times; .stranug one puny I stealing poetry 03 different times, kO9 Nati. 21 geese, 9 ducks, laid fourteen turkicsr stealing at 3.f different limes 43 pecks of wheat; atealiag at 20 iiiterrut.litnes di rabbits ; stealing at.2.l.different times I la pecks of potatoes; stealing 20 different times lf&sheep and tbrcelanilis. shooting one alive; walking cow s hi the silent time I/whinging to 6G different persons; stealing al 4 didereut tituerlOd pigeons out of dove cotes; setting Are to roru stacks, sod attempting to fire tatters, on several occasions. •ro this catalogue was added nn almost incalculable how.ber of mimic ofences, so that scarce a day seemed to have escaped float the commence mein of his career of guilt without the peril. 'ration of some alence.,the fruits of which were arm in the waist species of g A b oche r y 11,e was fully condeinned at the last Derby Assizes, for highway rolibrry, hosing previonly t urne d evitleutie against four of ha companions fur setting sire to toe stacks of hay and corn in the firm-ys.d ..f ((dotal Malmo, 411 of.whoou were eueeuted. This wretched youth ,WIUMW by rade, and up to the age of : fourteen was brought 4:41 witil great propriety. He rho , unhappily hi taint acquainted with a youth. of the name of Jack,on, one of spar who terminated his evittence on the for firing ,the stacks of Colon , I Halton, and by him was led on ustae irrcKularitin haih_we have described. ! luclo , on was the sun Oa depraved father, whol..total by while hit own son Arns.launelted into cternity, and vilitchs:::ipie a candidate fur , the o:fice of execat Miter to !loot's,. Hopkins did not seem to feel Me awfuluesa of his situation, and died without ea . hitilting any symptoms of nunoise. Ile hoped, however. .that his death would operate as a aiming . 10 oi Mei!, agid ascribed all his crimes t+ the erif-example of vicious sweet:am Ezra scums:Ants Istros7ror.-4 , ast week, upon the arrival of - the Guildford coach at Tooting, some of the passengers observed a man apparently hanging front the- bough of a tree on the roati-side; they hsstened to the spot And found the mall breathing) his feet totsched.the grouud; they supposed that he •had just tied himself up, end intended to commit suicide ; he was soon able to speak, and stated that he was driven by extreme distress to desperation, and bad resolved to put an end to his misery. His statenaent excited the compassion of some of the pamergers, and Lc was relieved, arid the parish officers visited him at a pet:lie-house, and promised to give him more permanent assistance. On the following day he was taken ,chore the Bench of Magistrates which sat at Tandsworth, drat he might be removed to his parish, and he was recog nized by a number of officers as a uotorieus vaga bond and impostor, who about twelve months ago was more fortunate in obtaining money by a similar trick; at Fulham ha tied himself to a door-post, and was immediately cut down and relieved. — Many other fraudulent tricks he has successfully played, end untamed a great deal of money by his • imposition. He,was convicted as a rogue and a va gabond, and fully committed. A horse belonging to . Mr. Matthew Moyle, of Chasewuter, was taken ill and died a few days since; as no cause could be assigned for its illness, the cars eau was opened, when an adder nearly two feet and a half long was found in the stomach. Friday 'right, just after dark,the .;•ittidstone coach was robbed of a large parcel, containing property of emsiderable value, belonging to a house in the city. 'I he coachman had placed the parcel on the top of the coach, and all the outside passengers sat at the front; *thief, spying.an opportunity, mounted be hind, removed the parcel Unperceived, and escaped. ..Ertecuttom.—Four of the seven timieralalt 1114:11 1111.• der sentence of death at Ipswich, hate been reprieved, it.—C. Rayner and J. S. Baker, far horse-stealing ; William Neave, for a Inirglaiy at Friston; and Joseph Webb, for shooting at Mr. Baker, of Bentley. 011 n Thursday' they were 4,liformed that their lives would be spared, is hen their behaviour was Indy affecting. The two latter fell on their knees, and continued for some moments in fervent prayer and thanksgiving for the mercy so unexpectedly ahewn them, and evinced the strongest abhorrence of their former conduct. Webb has nine children ; Raper is only to years of age; on this accßunt, and, as it. was his firststrence, a lye' ition in his favour had been numerously signed awl dis patched, but a reprieve was granted previously to its arri val. Fran; the periods( their condemnation issr she bin.- lacy at Whitton, Ranson, Hilyard, and Laws prepared f.,c death with the tatipost penitence and propriety of conduct. On Saturday last. the c.innisals wve led out fur execution 111)1111 the Turnkey's Lodge, Ipswich, at about twelve si:clouk. An immense concourse of people .surround ed. dee fatal spoi, of . whcun a very great propos- ' lion - were females, to whose minds we could wish such scenes less congenial. Hilyard was in sn weak a state that he was obliged .to he supported to the scaffold. Laws, who was a tall athletic man, struggled fur some sittite after l;e was turned off the other two seemed to have died iceteetwxausly. TIIE NATIONAL REGISTER. A circular hrdi been transmitted by his Grace the Archbishop ofCamerbury to the Lord Bishop of.. No rwich, and by him sent to the Officiating Minister of each nari.b in his Diocese, inviting them, by public dis courses and personal applicatioesoo.lumnutc.contrilm !irms for the maintenance of an Orthodox Clergy, and such other provisions as Ito ybe necessary far the pro pmation of Ate Gospel in Foreign pins by the Society mcorporaled in theßeien of William 111. in 1701. A few days ago Mrs. Overend, of the High Causeway, in Leeds, while sitting in her shop, was affected by tt sulphurous smell, and concluded that the gas must have made its escape from the main pipe . that runs into the cellar. She called in her neighbouts, and they incautiously proceeded into the cellar with a lighted candle. 'The engsmpt , nre was, an explosion of the gaseous vapour, which did some damage in the kitchen, scorched the faces of Mrs. 0. and two others, and broke two panes of glass in the shop window. On Wednesday afternoon George Warden, con victed of abstracting money from letters, while Clerk in the Vest Office of Aberdeen, underwent the awful sentence of the law, on a temporary gib bet erected at the head of Libberton's Vvnd, Edin burgh. An immense multitude was collected to witness the execution. , The lady of T. Morgan, esq. Savage - Gardens, of • son —At Bonlogne-snor-Mer, he lady of W. Tursilsull, esq. of a son—The lady of J. Fistscr_ . , rag. of Jermyo-street, of a daughter—Mrs. Towers, of Warner.street„ al a SQII-.-Nrii. Wood, of Clapissm,Comuson, of a sea. martin. At Kensington, Mr. 1. Bates, of Brixton, to Mks Hall, of IKensisigtoseti ore7terra ce—At Fulham, H. Aesdressa, esq. late of the 4th or King's Own regiment, to Mary. Emma, daughter of the Rev. F. Kinchant. of Esistun, He refordshire—At Tottenham, his. I. Nests, junior, of T 0... henhouse yard, to Miss Hiatt. of the Gunter place—At Edgwortls, Glocestes shire, K. esq. of Pic- Witty, to Laura, fifth daughter of the Bev. A. Prestcn— At St. Anuses, Westminster. Mr. 1. P. Carry, to Sarah Johatina, thirst daughter ofJ. BrOMning, esq. Montagne steer', Russell squnse—At St. Marearet's, P. Morris, esq. of the Hurst. Shropshire, to klirs, eldest slaughter of Geo. Field, esq. Duke street, Wesisuinster , -At Tottenham, J. Howard. esq. of Westfield', Het ts, to Ann Maria, eldest daughter of ft. H. Spatks, eq. of Totteesham—At t;hat ham, E. T. D. Hulke., esq. of Rochester, to Jame, second daughter of R. FVIIII4II, coq.. of Cltailater. Vitt. At his house, Somers-town, the Bev. B. Mien, aged 83 - 7 3. Giblet, esq. of Clapham-terrace—J. Pollard, erg. of Colesnau-street—Lienteunut-Col. F. Warden, of the Bom bay Estahlishinent— At his house, in Doke-street. West minster, Mr. G. E. Williams, organist of Westminster in the 38th year of his age—At .Wenningtou, Thos. Benton, esq. Assistant Connuissat y of Ordnance, aged 33 1 .-AtAientosiville, J. Norwood, rag. aged 88, many years • respectable Boor factor oDaLy,f utdon—At Mortsington place, James son of J. Li. i esq.—ln Eatou- street, Pimlico, H. e a ewer,esq. aged 86. RE•ENGAGEMENT or Mx. WILSON FOR 12 ?Swim.. . 41)1wh' S I!''l:t .C. MONDAY, AVRIL 26, and following Evenings, *favourite Musteal l'iere, called THE %ILI-AG - 1.: HEIRESS. Villagelleireas, Miss Neville; Captain Standard, Mr. Webbet; Flail. Mr. Barnes, anti lit•bin Mr. Crisp .—After which, THE GREAT DEVIL . Greet liesfi. Mr. Hartland; Baron, Mt. Campbell; Nipple, IMr. Grimaldi: Mat;lda (by psi-mission of alit Committee of the Theatre-Royal. Drury-lane), Tree; and Budget, Mr. Crisp. The Mosaic by Mr.srs. Russell, Woad, and Whitaker. .Ir. WILSOS has been re-engaged for (positively) only it Nights more, and will perform on the Tight Bops, his astonishing Somerset, aid other equally singular exhi bitions, will be ineltme . d. 'ro asnalude vith THE TALKING BIRD. Clown, Mr. Griniiddi, with Songs._ On MONDAY next, a new African Ballet Pantomime. A new Harlequioade and other novelties ate in preparation . Boxes, is. Pit, te. Gallery, Is. FRAUD PR.EVENTED. - - --- To counteract the many attempts that are daily made to impose no tite.msory a 'Turnout composition, in. stead of the Geunitie prepared by Day and Mar tin, they are induced to adopt a nets Label iu which their Address 97, High ifolborn, is placer) GO concpicaloudy, that they trust an attention to this, and the iliffereure of the type, which is unlike all let ter Press, will enable all purchasers at once t o detect the inipositiou. The Keal.Japan Slackiog, made by DAY and MARTIN, 27, High HulLorn, will in future be sold in Bottles at 6J. Is. and Is. ed. each, and a copy of the I.a bel lett with all Venders. DAY ANC) MARTIN. SI, Het Macre, S2ll IT I 1 F.l F. LD AIARK E MONDAY. APRIL 19.—There was a good windy of priw.o beasts at market this morning, which met ready sale at Isar week's prices. The shew of Sheep was small, and prices rather cheaper. Pork and Veal retrain the same as last week..apd hie little business doing. Lamb maintains last week's prioes, and is brisk OD business in the flay marks: this morning was brisk, the price of that article experienced a consider able decline since last speck. Clover is dull in tale, but Fri.:es remain steady. Straw bears the same prices as last week. Fitinsc, APRIL 23.-IVe had a good supply of prime beasts at market this morning, which met ready sale at Monda's prices. The show of Sheep was tolerably large, and Trieessatht* dearer. Park is dearer, but dull in side. Lamb is cheaper, and sales brisk.—The business in the Hay market was by no entails brisk, that arttele having declined in price since our last. Clover maintains its price, and is brisk in sale. Straw declines in pale:, and but little business doing. Subjoined lea merest statement of the numbers and pricei s at market: PIMA: of M KAT, exclusive of the Offal, which consists 44' Mead, Eittrails,.aud Hide, and is worth about Id. rat lb.—Per atone tot alb. MONDAY. Beef 4. lid to 5s 441 Mutton 4s Ott to Os 6.1 Lamb 6a thl to 7s 6il Veal ha 0.1 to 7s 0.1 Pork be Oil to 6s 84 Mead of Cattle at Market. Beasts . . 2,110 Sheep and Lambs . 12,640 Pigs . . 261 Calves • 120 ritunsv. Beef 4s .6.1 in St 4d Alumna Ss uI to tt tall Lamb its 04 to 711 4 1 Veal 5. 04 to 7. ii.l Pork bt 04 to Ps 0 i Head of Louie at Dl.rkrl• Beards . . •4140 Sheep and 4,1nr0 P4:11 Cat; et BURGESS'S 'ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES, W.4reiniuse, No. lu7. STRAND, writer of the SAVOY STEPS. LoNnun.--.;01IN BUROTSS & LON being •p. prised of the numerous endeavourA mode by many persons to impose a spinout article for their make, feel it iucum beet on ,tbstn to request the atte ...... uof the Public, ice put chasing what they ,cupptive to be the Oitiat wet, to ob serve the NiNa and Atositoss correspond with the above -the general Appearance of the spurtoui descriptioss will deceive the unguarded, and for their detection,J. B. & SON suhmit the following Cautions,--some are ip eppearause. at first sight " The Gruithie," bet without any name or address t —some " Burgess's Essence of Auclueries.".-- others " 11.trlic'e," mid ninny mitre oithoust sulitrebs. JOAN BURGESS & SON having been matte ?its" honsored with such distineuisheil optimisation, feel every ae,,tionent of respect towards the Putilie, and etrnebilY in het; Mews to inspect. the Labels previous to purchasing ; what they conceive to Le of their make, watch they hope 4iiii prevent ninny di6appaiutnieutv. Arm sm. konoon iparktte. CORN-EXCHANGE, Monday. April 19. This morning there was a good supply of Grain at market. having had fresh arrivals, and the Wheat trade . was extremay heavy sale at & reduction of 2s. mgr. Pine and inferior kind, of Barley, as al.) Oats, were at the like reduction. and scant any thing doing in any of them. Tick Beasts were from es. to lower. and die Cora trade, irtgeneral, was very dull. Flour continues to maintain our quotations. lANGE, cnxu. 'DAY. APRIL 21. Owing to we have had no arrivals from our oai Coast since Monday, aod.what little line English Wheat was lest over from Saturday was taken oil on full as good terms as in out last. Barley continues very heavy sale. having but tew buyer that article, and the arrivals from abroad glut the market. Oat._ support Monday's ,prices, and Beans were more enquired after, but theliclders auk higher prices, which are not to be obtained. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, APRIL t 3. We have still a very short supply of Wheat, but Monday's prices ate with difficulty obtained for fine samples. The inferior descriptions of Wheat continue without den - trod. Barley of the finest quality supports Monday's prices, having but a short sup ply dun morning. Oats arc brisk in sale, and fully support but .lrtcrs. Brans are from Si. to ss. per qr. dearer, the finest qua. ity cf which met ready sale at that advance. 10.1. 111 E Iv Ee.h. Per IV iiiche.ter Measure of Eight bushels. MONDAY. W 40111313. VILID.SY. S. S. G. 1, S. s. Red Wheat White .. Kyc Braun, or Bark Wheat Kale) , 32 a 40 $1 ft 40 22 a 40 Pale Malt Feed lLots .. 20 a 25 20 a 28 20 a 28 Brew orPalanddo. 24 a NI 1 22 a :$1 23 a It New Tich Reaps Old ditto New Pigeop ditto 42 a 46 42 a 46 42 a 47 Roiling Prate Gr , y Pease Rapeseed per last • 421. a 411. 421. a 44t. 421 a 44/. AVERAGE PUPA.: Or ci )RN, Per quarter, ui NlantindeDilllcins of ENGLAND and MAI Week euding Ap.il 1,80, 'extracted irua ,Gasette. Wheat... ISt id I Barley... 514 lld 1 Beans Rys .... 406 id Oets.... 10.1 Peace d tire Tv•eir LES, I.r (Le u Sam i sy'a ...Ins id . PRICE OF FLOUR, Per Sack of Flee Ruskels, or 2801ba, Monday. s. s. Monday. s. 's. Fine Englhit Flour 60 s 65 I American Flour „. 46 a 46 Seconds ditto .... 55 a 6t.) per Barrel of R111:.A 1 1. 104. to la. nd. the BROWN OR AIUA:OVAOO SUGAIt. Average matte from the Returns iu the• Week ending Wed. uestlay last, 464 113 d• per cwt. eacistsi‘e of duty. .HAY-MARKET. - - - t. 5 0 0 to 4 . 0 10 0 er . - r 6 0 0 to ill U 0 Straw - . . . tI 10 0 to A 3 I 0 MU: OF HUNS. New Rap, rer cwt. - New Begs. per ewt. Kent .5154t0 61 I 12s Susses 111 Oi to 51 th News Pockets, per etvt. Kent . 6 1 61 to 71 154 I E.se• . 41 et to 71 IS , Susses b l I2s to 81.15.1 I Fartlisaut 71 Hts to 111 4s . YttICE OF LEATHER. Per Pound. Butts, 50 to 651bs each 214 to PPP( Dressing Hides Floe Coach 11k1e=...... ............... Crop Hides, 35 to 40lbs, for ottling ... IW to ;tot Ditto. 45 40 bOtba Calf bids's, 30 to 401bs V.Id to 311. 1 Hutto, 50 to 701hs ..... 304 to : 11 k 1 Ditto. 70 to bolos Tanned Horse II ides .1 , lid to l a d Segall Staid (lireentand) .-^ iwits to 411 Lorge diuo, per down .. . 6O. to 906 - LONDON : Priuted suit Published by the Pruprutt:ii, JOHN TVVIIAI, at the Office, let, Fleet- . . Tit, "" a all Letters to tin Efi &V (piootitaitris mu' t q s mistimed. 1