The National Register. — London, England, 1819-03-08 00:00:00

MUSE OF COMIt OX .Coro: usel 1 /4-con. ete rake. "Tr..Thrrzurri prtiesited a Petition front Monello, *c.. of IlOve.l Haut, coutriaiithig that their whites would not sign/vet at n ; that they were rieici tireless ohliaed to Twin, tto parish drlien such was the fact. ):c apprehended Gorerti • trot toogirt cat tr 'dd to the burdens of the people by Roy rrl `4.irauts,.ordtppolctitspiscelosstortia of the Admit sly. ,ktlear, tetition . :rid on tire-table. I , 4tr W le rru !irritated a Petition from tiorwieb, preying rtl:at st:triceesur extend ti.t !week 04 pig fitlivery twice -et Year to that e:teperriaht dee adopteeL tort! VCGtrier presented &Petition from the Roman sukfrots of tneland. graying to he relieved Item the .91...6010..4 coder which they at present laboured. • This C , -rorble,Petition terssigneil by 14.3110 persons, at the lilted of •o&sein mere the Enke of IK.tifolk. and Ken other Peer. ; 113 Itarosets, and 1114 V illtfliftlif ef our Gentry. We lest deeply. Its dept cre the absence of ararty of those who hrd heretofore attoported this tierstiurt, particular the late thin. W. Elliott. lie teal. oecrodun to state, that should nail Mr. Grattan bring trie general soli s ert berme the Howe, he alletild on a future -Ye -triton c.:1! the attention of the.lietiee to the prayer of this Lord Mont tmti expressed his grief Mat such 4 state of ct:.;rtga should continue to exist. aliii•lt cat:lotted the th,ttition "ott Irmo those .paths of honourable and laudable ambition .':.at wig(' epee to all other classes of his Majesty's subjects. --Hear! heal.) Ifiar wane atisszeations frau: Dr...Phillimore and Mr. W. The it.is reed arrel ()Meled to bp printed. '11:e Eerteant at .tr.l re tortes,, that Long Wellev• Cea. and Lin v•4ft ueir.in custody ; and they l*gre urdermi to rbe d suhurLsad, at: paying their derv, on the motion orf .knotting, who had moved that they be !al. en into etnitcity. 'sir. CU.:L.4I%G hionght 4 - nward his tontion for Domini to ' , the Martini.' of Hailliege and the Army in India. In taipport .of It be detailed 'he cancel; and of the war; the in, al:entire: incursion. of the in winhildint of [rendes ; the heroic arliiev mem , of oar ant ruin conducting the was ; lA the sitetervev which chwi.lClCl seed tlrrtermination of the .coott st. and winch I , ' oinked it hoist:: rapt. Respecting •Cren. Vishipi and hi , excesn Mu of the Ki:ledar of Talider, .ttilinited Lino accounts hitherto reeei red in fhb' country vi 4.re einr vidheieutly lull; hut tenentii the eall•int oondurt of that 'General isi the fielil ; he submitted that these could only Inl • one opinion, especially atier the testimony of the Governor 4.:•nict 41. He had no objection to agree to a Resolution, A• 4 ttl.holding the sign ohttv.it of the goese respecting alit o iceeiling at Taiiiiel. Ali further inform Ilion should he ic ,ceieeii, es lie thiiiijlit there could then be no opposition to th. granting of the Thanks. tftu• Amite eentAtitn fiCifft Mr. Ho‘Nartlt. &e. the tions'as em soted. A Rwultition iN 4CCOld4lll'e with 1111* Aoggectiott or Air.teitoring ware aft awards moved by Lord :Slurped', at,d avetil to. Mr. Waouzeu.sv moved (or a Committeeto enquire into ithe proliriety oil ',electing sauce •fit places of meeting for the Vonimissioners of Ilaulseupt. Me. A L SHurli was against Rte meeting Raking place In •J:urnival's I'm. or being removed to any divtance from Guilt!. 414; and 60 far against those views of the case which seemed dictate the present mutton, that lie moved The lbstme nltimatelly divided; when there wore /or the .ei 'atrial motion 02, against it 27. TbeeCulumittee was at. .torslingly appointed. Vt. WA1M11344.6; moved fur sundry returns, respecting 4lie Agents acting in the Insolvent diehtors' Omit ; the numb-s . of knenuaiceis' Lic,usta issned, &c.; which were severally an der( d. 'llse Orders of 4be,Day, the Windsor Establishment Bill. 4 lbetug 4isomext of, She Huns, adjourned. FRIDAY. Mr. Wittman presented the Ifepqrt (coat the Cheater Ineellno Ciniunittee, which declared Lord .11ilelgrave bad the Ilion. names firosvecor so base been duly elected. AAP* Lit.T.llunrm presented the hieport of the .Fonvey '',leetion Committee, declaring. that the Sitting bli•tubets (Gone Lucy and James Hamilton Stanhope) have been modulp elected; and that other persons, •wlimte natives could ,not be heard in the Gallery. ought to haste been returned. l i ge. Jig.% Writsaiat Atir, presented a Petitiois from Bridge Ward against the Insolvent Dei;lors Act • and afterwards sandier petition from the Ward of Castle Bayoard. Oa dered go Beam the table. rdc. presented a similar Petition front Kingston- , Lawn Wal s on.he presented a similar Petition from Lynn, orfoik. It being mowed that this as well as other Petitions be waisted, . The Symagen observed, that great delay, as well as ex- , voice, resulted from ondering.ail these Petitionsto print- ; red; and submitted whether there was.any occasion to print at length Petitiuns similarly worided.—( Hear.) Mr. J. E. LowThETuisi presented five Petitions from sundry *laces in litaftordshire against any change in the duties en Coal.. petitions brought up and read. Mr. Lirre.slon brutight up a Petition &omit:Non against any ceiwwal of the Insolvent Deblois' Let. Mt. A azacnostut it presented a Petition, adverting to the Sault of the recent Linsorick Election Comittittee a and pier fog tkat the House would amend the lon on she subject. A long conversation took plAce on tits sitkinct • in skirl' Sir J.. Nei.% port, Mr. harry, Mr. S. Bourne, ',Vie. Ayynn, .rge. , took poet, the general feeling bring in favour efthep rat r of the Petition, and the propriety of basing some defistite law which would preectft the recur, enre uf such event Putt tient tea, tuid ordered to lie on the Wale. Ilk. &mom presented a Petiticu from Hereford against alnyAkeration (tithe Coal Duties; when. The SPEAKER took occasion to observe, that the convehi *ace of the riot;,e might be much consulted, it public Pe•ii (tons, dm were lot hi ought forw ard during fhe time con.idet • if to lace been vet apart fur the private business bailie the Honse. Mr. Alderman WAITHMAN presented a Petithin from Bishopseate avainst any renewal of the Insolvents Debtors Acts in their present shape. Ordered to be primed, Captain CLIFFO4in presented a Petition front Bandon Bridge Imams. the extension of further ulditleehres to the Roman Candrubee in Ireland. Beau, and oidt.ter to he 4,rioted. Mir NATIOVAL IST I 114 Wu:War imesented a ;Petition from Newcasiticondor bre, acatont any alter.ationatt the•Co..l 41. 141 ies. air It`.l%l.Rtest.E..t,postpos.ed tan Melton to flanrsday,'l6lll innt. respecting tlaeL:olis of the Admiralty., in •conserivitee of the tia,v3hCC of u Isiobitr'Lord(Casrlorctigh; on,account.er a d' alit Ito lain tensity. Mr. CaLcltart asked whether the finance Committee mere to meet at all ; or avhedier it Wil4 110,;1101;ed :al the end of the Sennion, when its labours could racifthe useful during the present year? The (mascut.t.on of the E•xcitilomon replied, that if the Conittlittee Mere to meet onlv iti (litter ,ttme papers. he would not object; but witii.teltaril to its prorectlingiontuediateily to active discussion, he le:lied that could tint be done, Mr. TIERNEY oh eg ed, that the mockery add insult of the roentry, offered under ail the .•ire tirict,errs of the cane, v. ei e now apparent. The Coismitilee had been appointed one month and more, and the Chairman had not yi.!t had the grave to summon the Members to one Meeting. [.` 'There is no Claairman.l b o'Chairman yet ! Titen the canckery and insult-upon the country ware still apparent. The House then went into a Committee of Supply, in which Mr. Arbuthnot moved nimilry mincellaneons Estimaten and Creeds fur Civil Contingencies : —59,1341. to make good a deficiency of 1815, nut included in the Civil List; 200.0001. fin. the Civil Contingencies for the present year; . 184121. de. rieieney in grant heretofore made; also to make tip a defi ciency, ice. Sewerslly agreed to.—Report on Monday. The remaining 'Orders being disposed of, tite Route ad jointed to Monday.. MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT . As the ports will now rem tin shot until the 2311 of Mae, the state of the markets will be the best guide as In the produce of ihe last.crop. aVnch lois been said of late on the sehjeet of fake averages, and the Innis brute theatre kept open; but, nom the general scone of the r try, the price of bread-corn leas been high an cloth! he bonne; and, to to new Par liameittary rreolati ssss s it, the ease, all who know the nature of &Dalkon* have 10!11Z beets convinced that curb legislative at. tempts are useless, and !VI% niniolitlely t.t cieal. ACCOrding to reports from most parts, the backwupdtort wheats are the haw:intent, that i• tunny, in the road to perfection ; the most foreatil and Istxnuiaot. b.-leads: a date fur P4ay than the present now.th, anal cannior avioclicusiuti of weal danger. should April and May woo,• ridd aid taneenie!. The wheats have been attacked, it is said, by the wire.worm, more pio hatily the sing, And they are in the tholes! Nl:lte that has beast seen for many years; a real mistinttine of the broad cast firmer, hut a fool disgrace to the pretenders to drill husbandry. Ity genesal 'epos t, wages are very low, tool many wretcsied labourers, in most parts, In a state of mendicancy, which most inevitably lead to dishonest—in more appropriate lent antommate courses. to all this dintiens, universe ;drily I. rite high pt ice of seed-licaun has greatly extended the pots: Lice of dab:ling. and bolls bmuts and peas are above around, in some vet y forward lands. The fallow. for the teat corn are all ;11 :Nod condilion, anti esery appear,oce in the cotton, would be most prosperous, stare it not for that iv led. nig load of taxation winch is gradually, lint certainly, en. hausiog its life blood, and with whirls, national or geunred prosperity cau never possibly cu exist. Thorsilay the Magistrates at llaw.slrect were sr-lively employed in stnining.ll. number of poisons apprehendessl as participators in the ili.grist riot riot whirls took place at the close of the .F.lrclion at ClWellt Garden 011 Weslnt s lay ; swor NCR! for picking pockets, and others for brlstally cutting MIA scamidieg, indiscriminately, those who enure in their way ; hot most itsitAicolarly the officers on ditty. Some, it appears:, weir ordere.44o find bail; others were diseltarg: d, on con dition of their apipearing on a fouler day ; au d live were com mitted fur trig*. it was between 11111.- on Wes:nes clay night, whelp a band of intimated wuetcl.rs paraded the principal streets of Westminster, crying-out •• lloLissm-e for ever," and hustling, or 1110,e when won'tl net join in their party exclamations. They to tde an attack tip. , n the residences of severai N;,l4.enneu in Mr. Lainoltri interest, and demolished ilie.ir windis:::, They also dtstiroy ed the sindo‘ss of Lord Castlereagh's house in Si. James's...queue ; Mriaitiah Hotel, Cock • pis -sit cet ; Mr. Wishart's, Coventry.. airret ; the Grotge public-h.nhe, Clare.:narket, and very many others. l'asszwaees naitceertn.—On Thursday week. when the coaeli from Wolverhampton to Waseiater arrived in Dudley, at half put two o'clock in thi aftatooori, Are coachman was much surprised to find that several outside pusengett wore missing ; upon an inquiry taking place, lit Mite Ascertained that .tlie iron which supported the irkckey had broken off three miles fry:a that town, and four men seated upon it were precipitated to th. prrovaid. The accidnit was not observed by the other outside passengers; bet the above persons all arrived in a 61.0 rt time. having fortune:cry escaped with a few slight contusions and a rolling in the niud. Sunday forenoon, during Divine Service, atQuelsee Chapel, Upper Seymour Street, a serious accident occurred. Just as the Rev. Dr. Susfield began his sermon, a Gentleman, who sat wider the pulpit, was seised with an st?oplectic fit, which al.trnied the people matey; near him su much, that they attcniptul a sudden rVIC2t f its Inoveuiebt caused a great alarm to the congregation, nho did not know the cause. Suddenly some patron gave the alarm of tirc. and the whole.congregation began to rusk precii Itately towards the doors. Numbers cif Ladies and Dentiltwoen were disown down and trampled over, and :AMC were seriously huts The life of one fertile who suffered is despaired of. 'Nide, week. about 'half poet one o'clock, an alarmin• &re hrote out an she Hide Theatre, Capri forats. Dublin. 'Thu tilcatre itexll Whig osenoocsed of wood, whirls was all on fire, presented a most awful scale ity a powerful application of the engin.v. and an abundant supply of water, the Ltarosuuding buildings Wile pr tetrad, - ft law day einee a distressing accident happened at Glenlace, Scotland. A camber of children ware on a loch. when one of them fell in at. Ill,pAte much beyond her dquh. Her companions flud M inform sheie l parems, severed of whom, wee.ompanied try the mother of the suffers., tees reached the spot. The poor girl, still clinging to the ice, AKal seem with only her head stove the water, imploring her mother's.sissistwace, while the distracted mother could with difb cultylse withhold (swot rushing upon certain deOrtretion, in the vain hope of saving her child. As rin grown person durst rnito re upon the ice, a hoes was sent for ; hut I.:efore it could be got, the little sufferer. sold end exhausted, had yielded to her fate. If er body, as soon after.takist out, but too late to restore animation. Mr. Walker, a 6hoessaker. near Northal!erton, on hi, road to York.-wat, &topped a few omirnings Rine,: between Nortliiillerion and Thirth, by three mon. Tail reizeil hi, Lrulic , deinaoiliiip hi, money, and presenting pibinlo at Wow. Thry tool; frnm him itiq pocket hook. containing t tl. Jr. with which obi"' ihresitaing. if Lc melt ary al,arm,, to retw:i.: • Lari blov out bu Whir:. VlVltrn iwarrssi IN LAST r.T.TVIIDAY'S .G4ZETTIii MENMERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN TAE PRECENT PARLIAMENT. *W. M. 711`Kinnon, E q. fir D.inw *T. B. PecheO. Esq. an 1 the Hon. ➢. Souterit. for Dowutce. D. Bic4rdo. E. lur Par;:irlington. iR.E. L. Grwhwer., Esl. for New Rr.ttney. DIVIDENDS. 4. Murry, Angel Court, Throhnworton Street, broker, March te. T. Smith, Austin Friar. merchant, March 20. J. H. Standen, Dover, linen-draper, March Yu. W. Hole, Islington, apothecary, March 20. 1. Carpe, San ►treet. saddler, March 27. C. Pallett, and J. P. 3faasey, Love Lane, Aldennanbury, factors. March/N. E. Warren, and L Smith, Austin Friars, merchanta, March rt. J H. Koe, Mill Wall, Poplar. Roman cein.:nt manufacturer, March G. G. M. Tburkle. sleet Street. fishmonger, March f. .1. niches and H. Foreman, lligh Holborn, linen drapne„ March S. C. Beaz l ey and M. G. Ncibe, Parliament Street , army aecourrerm.:4 makers, March 20. H. Blowen, Mint Square. Tower Hill, gun maker, March td. J. Watkin. Newark upon Trent. painter, I%fsicti 22. .1. Dyke, GlnuceideNeale.roan, March tt. .1. Bash, Bishop &onion!, Hertfordshire, money sar.:vtr. , :?. March 20. B. Tyler, Woodford, Issex. innkeeper, March 20. J. Sikes and J. Marshall, Nottingham, inaltiterii. April If,. W. Bri,„, ,, gs. Artulev, Yorkshire. clothier, Match J. Bond, Iludderalleld • men.hant, March t 5. T. Cochran, Yo,k, glover, starch 19. W. Crampton, B.ekiggliam, Nottinghamshire. horse deifies, March W. Coppin, No-th Shields, ship owner, Mardi 25. B. Copra, lligit t'-h.ulwell, tauter mariner, Marco es. T. Dutton. King St..ed. enespdtle. warehousamus. March 20. W. Smith and P. P. I.a.tcur Bridge, Surrey, sy. -it, March 23. J. and 8 gyket, Curler's If All Court, London:, clotnie.s, G. and T. C741:113, Brieiton. 'loco drapers. ?dareli 47. CES.TISICATES..-MAR , II 21 S. 'Odell. of Clisibeth Place. Kennington, Exchange br‘iter. B. Child. Waltha,n Saiot Lawrenci, Berkshire, runic.. .T. Wood, Preston, Lancashire, linen draper. 1!.. B. Bweatman. sishupagute Street, poets. E. St , Dean/. Derhystiire, bleacher. T. Jefferson, M. igton, Cumberland, draper. T. Blinks, Southampton Sired, Bloomsbury, straw hat mars Curer. .1. Perkins, Tiverton, :Italia ra irritant. W. Leigh, Bath Street, Bethnal Green, rnerfiant. J. and H. Pearson, Bihar:m.4 Staffordshire, japauners. J. Grididu, Brisied, victualler. Frost the LON' DOS GAZETTE,Tund.u, _Va.% 2. 13A N K RUPTCIES ENLARGED. J. Barth, Oxford Street, groza, from March G, to April 2i, r 2 Guildhall. E. Robertmln, Manchester, cotton winner, from Marth £3, to ly:ii .5, at M.inchestcr. BANKRUPTCY SUPSRSEDED. J• Tiusirum, King Street, Cawsll Suva. BA N ICIIUPTS Poruc3, men:haat. Aus. Ale:weder slid Co. N.. D. Crickett. Ho:inborn. Kent, timber merchant. Atts. Sto.f.ter Co, Lincoln's lan. W. H. V nets. Amu* Fans, merchant. Arts. Ko'.ett and Co. B.tsinghall Surat. C• F. SAL CiAL: Street, 13 shoal Green, victualler. Au. 14:. Parnell. Church Street, Spitoldeltls. . A. Kent, Deptiorl. tsek‘r. Mt. Mr. Williams. Carsitor fitter:, Chancery Lane. A. Dobie, Liverpool, master mirincr. Mt. Rowlinson, Livcr. pool. T. Pink , lon. Nuneaton, Warwick, merchant. Atte. Rogers atd Son,Ma! 'eater Buihlinj t, Weiuninster. S. Dyson. Doncaster, corn dealer. Lever, liolborn Court, Gray's Inn. . . W. BJ!r, Plymouth. Ironmonger. Atts. Dark.: and Co. Prince's Street, 5....;1t0itl now. C. Westwood, &Lao!, merchant. Att. Mt. Ring, Ser.:cam's lon. Fliwt Sum. DIVIDENDS. D. Fowler, andA. An tie, Gracechutch Street. merchants. March IL J. Robertson and J. Stein, Lawrence Foaming Hill, merchants. March 11. G. Allen, Greenwich. stationer, 51arcn 27. J. Hawett, St. 'Alartin's Lane, builder, 31areli 27. C. Morgan, Bisho,,sgate Street , merchant. March Ct. T. Barrett, Upper George Street. Mary-la-Woe, uaiber merchant. March 93. .1. Ile.lyear. Llorre Coffee Hauge, insurance broker, March t 3. J. Ilsrobidgc,e ore on the Wohl, currier. Atwell 19. .1• Kendall, Exeter, statii , try, March IS. D. Smith, jua uad J. Hampshire. Kirkbarton, scribblin; rni'ders, March 45. W. Dawson. Wetherby, innk'cper, March 25. G. Ito4er., Soutu Anton, nuiliaier. March 26, CEEtTIFJ.:AT KS—MILL:II 20. A. andJ. /LUSA l'entitli, grocers. S. Joonson, Gre,t liirm.iuta, grocer. J. Collo:, Farelam, tann:fr, J. and J. Wiliciaßoa, and W. lleme, Friday Street, ,veld men. J. Van Mi'longer]. Commercial Road, jew.:ller. W. H elian, Totne.., ironmonger. J. Bateman, St. John Sired, bra =A fmntler. On Friday seonnight mme villa:ns broke into the Vicarage Hoag of Hartford, in Keel, bud carried off the whole of the family }lac. This is the fourth Vicarage House, within a few miles of the Metro polls. that has been robbed within the last month. On fietuulay weei. as inquest was taken at the Nag's Had, in 'Poe ill Street. on the body of Mrs. Use Arnett. Tile dmensed Weld out us take a walk after tea on Thursday evening. fnle had only Enne al nut 40 yank from the house, when unexpired. Verdiet—Died by the chitation of God. An inquest was held at the Union Coffee House. in Qtrtm Stteel. Pimlico. on th.• body of Elizabeth Lore, aged ga years. who wee nit tiqt by the fire on the preceding evening, when sh, enn,plained L( being unwell and instantly expired. Verdict—Nautr .1 aostb. Ai ALIEN porr Friday wet!: an Alien, of She rows or SaingV, was arjrsoti, b4 , viritte cf a s‘.,rratit from the }Ns:, DsTaltinirr, ithe krnmatliauly conveytd to Gravesend, to be ao• barked for the Cositincet. ir