The National Register. — London, England, 1819-09-12 00:00:00

. , ettOl'4Ak.o _ itlitlt V! lON OW MR. 1 - 10%Y..-•;11 . 11r two 4:14 iiiii Iller•. •Wliif li hail co-operated for the inirpose tr. !wing to Alr. 1111111 a •'• public welding, ,- met colitis , Ivs ly Oil 'rigors:fry night at the C iii um' AelicitorTa is :111. The imion, however,lofirt4 very unpropitious. iu fact, the Westminster ( . 01 iiiii thee would not smretion or pledge themselves to the pr is Woos of the Cuter skirt • 4.1 . Tire Iltoralred. as to their 'oriented inea - - 111-iors .1)r. Witraiti.:Thisitlewivoil, Pieston, Waddington, Mtnt e k , eridr and Co. arc tlissefore to he inintatied colliers . . . ekgantiritont of the reren yPi conducting Nli. hunt imir• Ltrogdoil ; which poled - ding i. to take pixie on Mondavi next, positively at .Aoon. Their present inteig t,olt isoliat Ilse prorewurita al It: form into order at Islington, and it is designed to conduct him its Ifi umpli loan Isflogion through the Ciig-road, Fieistgory-r lgq-iare. Sim -street, ilishopsgale•sove., C..rilltill, Cheap :doe, round St. Pmt's, dawn Ludgate-Mil, Fliiet•strect, Strand, to the. Clogs ti and Anchor 111 iliiiller. Nonievotis liars& of egoism, distrigiutctl in various parts of the pro cession, to strike up certain airs at ceriain pi i i iii A.— Ltr.ae s% bile II gir., large Keen 114. Loge red 11 . g, &c. &t.. The prisoners who stand committed on eitsrges of felony, Were re •t 1 on Finlay tro t s the seseral gaols in L,rogliin arid Nli , lilleseg to N tro t s :is% gate, preparatory to their taking I iiyir grim!. at the eostiong Sessions at Justice .11a 11 , in the 0 11 !irate, nn Wednesday near MuttDER NC*? I.EOtINVITON.—On Saudi./ evening, Aug. u, idiom hulf.piot tier. rata. a n d Mrs. Durnum, vial family. 11...it.ilig at the IM:1-laitase, Ashow, and two or three ..triergos drank tea tog.tiier ; soon afar tea, the son. three daugh ters. and a young ina.. named Diode. went a walk ; and between Aix an/ seren o'c,twk, Mr. Dormer and his visitors al9) went nat. Jesting Mrs. !harmer add the scream (Ann Ileyttey) at hence. About seven o'clock, the son and daughters r.t iiiii ell, when they new the servant sumiing by the door le.ating to the kitchen, si i ipasently very macii agitated, and in a violent peespiggo,go,- Elisabeth Dormer. tut eldest daughter. °leaving aome blood a.i.on the lirser of the passage, bade the girl clean it up, which she al. Mary. another tatighttr, then tekeLi the gill. s• Where's my mother. Nancy ?" to which she replied " Nile uliSjllkt gone ,it walk." flarri , ..t, the third daughter, in a few inina•es after • wards, asked where he mother was: she then said, " About ten minutes ago she went into the gaiden to get some etteumbers."— Ilia:deed' and Vary want up stairs together, nod the former ./...ard the latter (who went into her mother's loom) give a dread. till scream: alie iitimedistfy ran to sea what was the matter • when, sloalful .tat Hair, tile lifeless body of their murdered amther lay dreciebell in gore before them, with the throat cut arum ear to ear. Elizsb,th called •• Mother' several times, but rezeived 1,0 111),WY: ; she then attempted to raise the body up, but could opt. Tile son, Joseph Dormer, on hearing the scream of his sister, ran up stairs, and was tidlnwed by Alin Ileyiry, : feisuouslistely accused the girl with the murder, which slue r: nits!, and upon being asked if any one had been at the house, she 'cilia: " No." The girl was, however, taken into custody on suspicion : and ow Monday afternoon, we are it:famed, she cutiCastal,th the elms:able of Kenilworth, that she communal the .li:rattler. She stated that she went into the pantry, and began to tut omit cuctunkts and onions for supper : 111tite site was doing this, it twine into her head to murder her mistress. S. e Mime , diately left the cuctunbers, and want out at the hack door to tile owed-pile, and then into the lane. •She returned again into the house, went into tilt best kitchen. where her m stress was sittmg, and knocked her out of her chair a ith her Mt. As ll.r mistress fell flit gave re scream ; she lay for about a minute and slat stood loolung at her. Her mistress then got up, ran out oldie kitchen, along the passage, and up roil's. She to:lowed her out of tie kitchen. went into the pantry and took a kn.le, and then fo.lowed bee mistress up stairs. whom she found I; ing down. Me stooped down and cut tier naisttess once or twice, when her niisuesscaterted at the kutle with her hands, ar.l made a slight noise. She then I ad the knife upon her tuddrear's bosom, with tile handle towards her hand, in order that it might be supprred.the animated sui cide. Ott the body bong moonset' Is) a surgeon, we underatand lie Mitsui the throat cot %lobe:tie. tin as to nivide :di the parts of fa: spine; there were two deep cite on the lett jaw, one of which eateetiod into the mouth; several woad sentient:son the left side of the face; a violent bruise on the nose; one front tooth knocked out front the upperjavr, and one opposite to it knocked out en the lawer jaw; several bruises on ramie, ;)tuts of the boy; the middle ting•ur of the right hand cut deeply across in two or torte places.; with other cuts on the urges tit bunt Matra. an ioriai anion was held on the body on Tueselay. when a verdict ot Whful Murder was re ttrittAl ..gttittst Ann llej trey, who was Veortlin:.;ly dOininittol to %V areeick gaol. The priwilier is auuut t 5 yeats of age, Slid is a very stout ililittllan.ilett person. SINGULARLY AWFUL Cittes.lowNcEs—At the lair fair at Peektiatii, ail eleeily men, the OWII.r Is: LW 0 savings ill the fad (one ut %%Mali was superintended be ha W ife,) fills.er% Vi:t illvl a part of tie :14;ii on of mi ens: under his (vs ii direvt:iiii Itof gi‘ett wry .1 lit.tv, In placed lilt 1001 agaiii,l it till he could his customers oat, when the macki. re corvine smicletily ugamst los. che,,i, .killed loin 141 the shall. 0.1 lie ailltie day, his soli, won resided livar 1.. Dotal-Oren, alto had a laln.lv of :Oro .Cllllilrell, 4:11111 , /, the ii!..seitee of tuts vs Ile, 1% 111/ was.. 1 imulress, s•asiwtitli•el himself to the b d•post, and ill 111011,111 hit' Was COI clown I.y her sit a few iiiitiotes, :ii,: ..itir,.leal asri-artice iiiiiiird.attly affilfvlctl, the Vital sprok load fled. Tie unhappy man was a cooper by mole, and tet••ral of the childien setre amosiog meggiselves Ili the coil , errge below; but i or, of Ille t Mel has I tug be en Iturri...l up by the 'dares ;near by their mother's beit',llll, for iik:.6:alii r, the 11111 e outs aimise•l Ms:ousels es •v tilt waking r lwridire, 55:ieti tile lire comminderic.l to sit itsloilli lof a girl Jerold, dove sears old, ggiiil loin e I her In co do...idiot J mattiter, sills bile I Xpilt tl lii the C..lirst .01 tire: II:•,:lil 1; , 11 , m mg, Out VitllJl .It II:14 i tar)' allvitil‘ill Stan liii ,, l tie the bilittel, who, W hell ihic sceisleht od flitted, slat out trilled Ito II the Traits , , ! , I CUllSlfil•Caltt of Ilse' 11 -eall l iiiii CJ L.Sliiplie if lice lather j,gLciTio),..-...1mp1e, fannies., 01.1 at. d of slurp plia • iiii, ,r!' i• wilit,A,..rgdigit A, A. 1.. and Isle soil, pt IS I / 1 1 lett too •., , t . -.14. ba5, 1P 4 r "."1 / 4 6 thirc • I r. 4 i 4 Wrir . 4 .%. /Wltt . ' W ( .4 lON Ui eadi id .diff. . /' ' a rt oars nil •4 -4 .1%,, 00,, , -***• 1,',. , , i• 41/ lii "kV) . tr Olg, Pii 4 b ".rk .4,,,,,,. q uti e ri. : ,/, 41 i• ~,._ of the ' .1/,. ; ''-'' t o , 4 Ck ~. Way . .. hi c ," ll / 4 „ 4 . 1 Co 1 1 /,,,, i ' - .., "ft „ i - .kW (4 ii i . , ~ IG, ~ . 4,,,, , ey, ne e tae.3, jer i. ° tHr e - 4 lc, ee ja ' ti i • ' e ar/ • s<l I 6 ":.i.., t . 1 / 1. • 4 ~,,,, • Ni l , - 4a ,' ' 14, 1,.: :.•. tee ; • , ~,, 1 l ' t, j , : , :e . :.\ 1 te r(,:,,, ':l‘ ' • 't.e, . 1 11:s 4 , ., , ' Y , i •., "411 y. - .- (si (•,, , i ire' i'' /ill " d- rii .• c , '' -6 : 4 4 ,.., . , ,, ,„ „ chi ~ ci,, ;‘ ; kich ,„.. hr,,,, ii , .oe i . , , ir ‘, . *is 4 ,„,..- .ue cnci Ira ii i. ri i - "ediar e i 'sor e , s'ior,, Y ti 0,,, ,, i both NATIONAL REGISTER. Since -the August Consol-settling, the rattle funds Lave been gradually declining. Some heavy time sales have been made at low prices. The depression is principally Owing to the increasing scarcity of mnney, the weight of thnnium on the market, and the small amount of pinchases now made by the Commissioners: these causes, and the approaching fourth anniuglitYment,. are likely to occasion 11 further depression.. Some kind of dis trust in the stability of the English funds appears to lutve seized some of the stock-holders 011 the Con tinent, as orders and powers to sell to the amount of upwards of one million' have been received within these few days from abroad. The Dutch houses in particular have received positive instructions to dis pose of all the Omnium they hold, but from what cause this alarm arises, has not transpired. It pro- Wily, in some degree. arises from the exaggerations in the foreign Journals respecting the internal state of the country. The Duke t,t . York honoured Covent.Ganlen The atre with his presence last Monday evening, but continued iitcog during the perthrtnances. It was imagined, when " God save the King" was sung, that it was in cempliment to the Duke and Duchess of Kent, but they were not present. littat a. In Wl'npnle FitTt4, th. lady rat F. Maajtwihanks.ratt. of x danhlt r. At W 1..14, . the I los. Mra. Attu. Of I' ..t Me.;..le. alto 140) of J. LSI ta. es. of hu110...0i1, Wham, of a d.ovatita.r. I lw tatty of M. White, e.g. of a son. Ita l'avegoltsh ago the I sr') ut ti W. Taylor. ea.l of a .on. the 1...1) et 141. K. aline, tat I. 1 . 4141 . 6 Clime,' 4, - 41, 444 4 ,I.l4fitpr. In ...,..beat. .Ira. iiitl . lll. "Yolliffro,. I •14,0111, At 11.1.0n4n, the NO) u( taul.lasuot, en. Vs k1113011s) square, o(. daughter. 6f,3ltriet. At 1114 Ms; rion, nese Pahlln. Frsioeis, eldest m,n M ISe Inte lotin itl Cloghyr 6.•nr.•, tit Cath, lon only Hameln... et Ine Mite P. Molos), e.g. 01 0. 11. I Imo ty, vs.!. to Chsrllntls, second .t.thglocr of the 131 c C. 1). .I,r.q. u 1 I.4mer, /Icel.. . At Lewi•hant. Mr. lobos Lt.', of Chisurell street, to Mit* Charlotte Ellis. of t. t tm tier plere. ,It ?larlras, Sir I. svvi.itre , h,. r.s.. to Emil) Louisa, daughter of G. 1.)•, esq. M.irtr.ts. . . - At De..b.er.bo.sr. E....tletlev. mi. of Co.ss 641. f.rncasl•lre, to liwt: f Mao ti /4. I li4 . ltlllt rof the. t I 11 . I IdLi si.o.. . . • - . Mr. 17, lllnr , or (.10 tttttt etl.ll. to kt.loco , )4 1 1oligrAl daoehtef of the tats Mr. J. Iles I, of I:te I. i Mr. I'. r. ',oil, to MA11..11114 Aldciscy,only 41.1.1 M., tit It. Farr), rat M I). • N 1 railCf4lll OloUrrh, 40. W. It. t.irOtos, et r.i,;loon, to Elira tgthor..4 bu,t..o cirs , rot. , I,linOuu J. high:by, itbct. al ilollrmay. to Miss Eupheme Black. of likuditt. ::- . lttb. At Lod.. North Rrit 1111,9 r inn, wife of I.nnot I'o , -.1•.••41. fond it'll's' tl motet et the lite 3. C. CSlit")oll,i, sig. at Cessoosst4l,, Notts, 4. 11:j1. stet rt. V. * . In 01,itni N!u• I o..stiri,3's )v.l • o ethi.4 No the parses of • it 1'41'016110.m., U. John 1'r,410.. go( .... M . (.ay. 1 ..ekr..0, in :e Native Inia..t.), Nag!: I otablubbnoo nc. ego A X. At Ilwtilssikia, Ike u, sgeq. of .Id.. W. I'. %%111,11111. t 1 ILurall r York, Mr. 'I hoe. 1.44 itiir, of at.l Y 3 II ht..E..tel nr ih.••l.irk 1:m1111g., Uu 1.1 l• V C) . 11 )•1111 t.i 1.0 .4, lii. .111,1 1111..g011, •• 1....• A 1. 141 the V 1 1'.11,, .1141 1 1 %%'l, 1116 thr : hr 1•41. 1..11 so tw... I•rimsl 1•1• awl a asacaraaaar at,* of 16 Ihr tIr•;:t 1•1* lLi. ••••••rrist Iro.••• • 1.• • .. II•r br.t•thel• ../1 I Ile 1A1.11.. I e•lalp:e. 4/i wnlul •/..• io .41111ir 4 Well. in r. orrici: OF ORDNANCE. Xll4 S pit '1 , 47 i 819• 711 E Principal (Wecrs of Ilia 31Ifjc.iiy's nr: tn.,. du he 'Thy Popasals toed at h. ir Ofre in Pull Ale, ox or Infin.. AlloMay. Pons s i'..rader ni 'WWI he t. ;//in;; to uncle, f. , Ae thr sllpplit of ACCOUriIEMENTS, /or set vire ty titiis Apartment. for ts t/ t' !warm dileth.imat,'e ruler th.. 114101%4M u/ the Dire, year, ttpun notice of three muhths, at the yiloll of t r . . of Ow Ay liefes may be viewed neon antirational the I'. n. rekeeper's O/err in the Tfrom ; and fits thee Par. a b.gethes :rit/i the lends and condition.: oi l/.' contract, .a be ltre Secret'', y's (Wier la Pall .11 all and: mild, anp .Guy be! :e. bars ol ten lima Jar o'cl,ek. :Mere the Pru pawls must be delivered, sealed and emtorred, '• Prop:soli Ayrnltenients." but No Proamo!, mu be admitted afT. r the t7tlii.,:lant, at I t tido. 4 . Me• wrnu dag, Will ,BY t, mire be noticed unless the P.,rty making it, or on elg,mt for hi, tkiiii/f, dwll attend. By Order %leo. lin,:rd. R. h. C'hElV,Seeretary. S.IDLF;Ie WELLS. MONDAY, SrPTrteet: 13, anti five followino E.eenings.—The Evening's Fates taininents will commence with a D.% Nt:E., composed by Mr. W. Kirby, cane] ED WIN AND JII.I A. Characters by dletsrr. Kirby, Va'albourn. and lie) >rorth ; M is,es rollinson and lid nut. Pupils of NI,. W. Kirby, and .Sr,. Ber.t.—A new Itaricilttiwittle. written and pro duced under the immoliate ..•ruction 01 .% Ir. (Irimultli, Mtis:e by AD. Nrcbols. n, callrsl 'Nil'. FATES, or Harlequin's holiday. Churacter, , , Pol.arna, Ilaroes, Staipson, and Miss Trec.—A Inatast:e Ictcrliiile, trebly an offrmiri so introduce Itnitstor tanung line Allots, called AT INI E ANI) NWT AT !HOME, or Hon to Act and How to hrittite. being tre A lathor's fir.t tit/ at a production of tbia kind. I.e has afteuptrot to be joccue but not wit.y.awnre that an oloilinpf at the latter would b.: all a!!, tri;' too bull for him. But. hiVUlti ng artrinpt succeed, on.y make a future altrovt un a k r ._ subject. The Scenery purily new and-partly d e l, r atiuny -sr N . the latter so well retouched tl.at each Old Swilta I. el made up Nov Poor. lie e e :;;; th e nu ,"! eli4ructeri,tic. '1): e lk,o. 11 416,,,,'" by Ai2ebee:7,,tattoor; to the Toetttee, as tile mute anti 1;7 18 . c,„"e orre A'fiferrthd will be the tikvt. ie. tith e ' A b iG, e , d P 6 1:11. 'ears. IfollingAa ores, t""tp/ N .p c 't 07: (1 %. , 11 'n...-'l'treenclittle with a new Mclo ,:tit: d io rt,. 'tal Emu the Freurh, called THE Yards.- Characters. Me•sra. iLn g ; 41 1,1 ii,,1 61 r;!. Memo. Characters.v. liatnut. t ,r 4 fo: 74 ini. krtakit, ; coodwl4, and Mn. lk.t. Pit pa r titer c...: 1 4vtl with* the dila:den of 174,: es i ._l l• I t s. ,. 4 ePf ti11i:',., 4 41r open at half past 0, begin at • w: Av 7. SEPT. It cmix,n coBN.E XelfA NG E. hln n AV. SEPt• 6 We had a good supply of W beat this Enrolling Born Kent and Suffolk. which wag brain !gilt'. but at a decline of 4.. rrr qr. from the p ices of last week. Foreign lirrley Wilt a trifle dram. and brisk in wile at dint advance•. The ripply of (hits was large. and nether cheniwr. Brans and Peu fully supported last wee-:'s prites. and were brisk in sale. CORN EXCHANGE, WSIMPIIDAT, SEPT. K. We had but a middling 'apply of Wheat thismioming at mar ket. principally from Kent and Suffolk. for which there was a ready demand at Monday'• picot. lladey was brisk in sale. and Monday's pnces were supported. The supply of Oats was. large, anal prices a trifle lower. In real. Beans, and other arti cles mere is no alteration from Monday's piece. CORN EXCHANGE, PRIIIIAY, Sept. 10. We had a rii .upply d Wheat this morning at market. principally from err own coast, which, together with what re mained over time. ~ Vednesday's market, caused the prices for the that samples to decline Ys. per qr. Foreign Barley was a trifle dealer, and brisk in sale. Oats reimiin the came in price as p,:r last. having but few arrivals. In Peas, Beans, Ace. there is no alteration. CUltli6N hilt Pei 11 inch ES ur gat k Menpure MO% OA Y. a. s. 36 a 73 63 a ti 33 a 361 rtist I'll of light Host wsoNsau. Avis. VIIDA V. Red Wheat Whitt ...., b. b. 6. 56 a 70 56 a lid a 7.1 6 3 a 30 a 34 1 :SO a 3 I Ore • Monk. or Lock 1V heat Harley !Ur Molt Ferri lireo or Polood New Tick Heim Uld thtio Nrb% I'ig..ollll.ttO Nt•:wc (.1.) Raprt~•rd per lat.i 34 a 36 32 It :1,4 61 a 72 21 a 21 Y 7 a 33 311 a 41 St a 36 I 32 a 36 36 IL 37 !..2 It 39 54 a 66 34 a ki 21 a 26 • '2l a 26. V? a 32 1 I a 37, 3S a 45 1 38 a ti' a — — 46 u 52 46 a 5: 44 a 611 41 a 51 -iii U 82 46 a 56 3s , w 42 . 3i / wlw 4+l a .!W 41; a 5v I SSI. H 4:l. army of uuT wt bli.tithatti an.; Dowlllllllll (tt Cults. 4G• t- per firkin ~ f Ui UI C PEN QUARTER. i n . 4toi/ (ha,. Pram. BPVIU S 4wrilay 11,01 llm Vorwifh Yhrise.wih TY 31 11 :111 7'l ta.B ;4'J: 36 46 30 13 37 Y 4 3• IS 44.2 ! Y 7 40 40 30 :71 44 -30 34 -- 33 27 30 :"/ 3 4 '46:?ii -40 v 2 2:4 10 44 28 3 - 43 36 33 - 34 '4:4 31 - 33 J 3 - 110 4i 51 tm Lbno .... 42 11 !tam I I.r rfl -,..il -; 44 1.1,C Yfi 19 I 00 3610 3 4'. 31 -• ..ud•lnur 11.11* t 511 10 ,•••i• 47 vco 22; 3 0! 4 3 27 :1'.2 1 • .z . .t :i4 74 :CI 4V 26 3' 0 :y. 40 t . i 0 t\ I (.r .. 11 !MC It N O. A,t • • , At I 'Age ot.olt It , iot tit. iir1..1 , .• •el d 1111 . I • s.ding `. l .k :Stl• 94 , 1. lot o lhl.lbi nl dol.. .N.llll I.l'l , 1., MONDAY. SEPT. 6.—We !wl bin a 'cry small supply or p •be via thia ?nor^ trig at nuitkct. but csles were brisk at 0 e prices at last Wit Tl,e slam tit Sheep was 14,41 small, an d price, lower. Veal and Turk remain the same a- last %Mt, but null in ,ale.—Tlie business in the l iuy minket was nut brisk. and 1. . t w cek's prices were with e.ttlicully suppirteil. Clover was eneaper, but dull in sale. Straw as rather t;eare•t, and but kit sAks ltLehti. FRIDAY. SEPT. 10..-iVe had but a small enp ply of prime beasts this i n nionig at :pu ke% which were dull in sale at .Monday's prices. The show of Sheep ivas alwt small, anti price, tieuria that, our List. Veil 'WU dearer, but dull in gale. Pork renciins per 14.;:.—The [major-, in the flay market was eery dull, very ftiv sales bein4 effected, and Aloi,.lay's prices with adculty iuppthted. ii.ner wa, rather dekrer, and Stalw the Enna a.: on Nlinidity. u. a correct statement of the numlers snrl prices at n : of 111 E.vr, exclo , tve of 11. t. % ), ffels row•icl.• f• Wm!. I$„r.ol•, .0.41 1., nutils :.liotss. Id. p , r ii,.—Porr *tour 1.1 60S OA Y. rotniv. Her( 4. 6.1 to 5. 61 , Reef 4. 0.1 to 5.1 6 %Int 4. 6 , 1 to b. 4,1 Mott.... 5. 61 to Si tOI 0.1. to 11. 3., I Lams ) 5. u.l to ;4 e.l V, ai bi 6.1 to 1.. 1 , t Vet.l 54 GA to 6, t.•l Pork Si 4I 1.. 4•I I P.,rk 5, .1.1 1. 6. ul Cattle at Mark. t. f 11..46 ut t 4, le al \ {.e'. 141.:0,0) ,ram, and Lunll.g . . 7 : 1 1 ,0 1 Pitt . . . MO I I I.;♦ ill l 016,1, • yt ) l l I our U4,P I A I sl•.c ..... I lay Clover . . . :craw . . Or Hopi. Nevi flax., per c,%1. I Nest Ilsitts per t. heat . 11, 1..1. to 5i OA I iits•ez 111 1 to 41 Cis kri., per rat. Kent At 4t to 51 S. I . 41 tic to 5 1 011 I , u,•vx Si 10, to 41 4, I I ari.hatit 51 0. iu Gt Os I.A)N DON : Printed awl I'llllll%ll ft' by the Proprietor. .1141 N TWllati, at tt:e (Mice, 711, Firet.:vrto, *lwo al! Leiters to the iditur, dc. (poat-rattl;, omit be akkl J. I i;att it- It ikdrortl Callibritl.:r :/.110 . 11.1ar) I). rbs I)rv~cr. 43 a • 7ti • :t0 .. `~iM .. ,111 .. iti .. 62 (it> ... (.0 1,4 ~s:~ _ 7 12 3I) 7ti, 4u s 4 iK 75:51 ;us) 72 1t 7: , 41 7$ t•i S'i 34) 3,i s 4 3