The National Register. — London, England, 1820-01-17 00:00:00

i WIZ NATIONAL REGISTER• ALIDDLLSEX NENSIOXS. SWINDLING: Saturday Abraham Van Bihmeii.jwlso has. during the last wo days, occupied so iiiiicnof the ottention of the Police °dicers, tracing the many frauds he practised slirmigitutit tile siiitropolis, by 111e41111 of a variety of specious artifices, was pot to the bar, and arraigned visits thireeantlictinents, for defrauding, by false cherpica on bankers, a number of tradesmen at the West eon to the towu, and among them Mr. Carle) gggg ier, the Messrs. Itivingtons..Mr. Houlditch, together with malty others, awn whom he had obtained property to A considerable amount. on the faith of his credit a; hankers, where he had ingenuity enough to persuade them he hail credit. His trial occupied hitt a short time, as all the facts, already disclosed to our readers in the recent Police were proved against him. The Court, will much plefatory ceremony, apprised Mr. Vail I:keenest, in the language so often used by the Learned Recorder of London, that lie was quite too clever a mats for a permanent residence in this country. He was therefore ordered to take up bis resi dence for seven years in Botany Bay. The prisoner, who is a dashing looking fellow, re ceived his sentence with perfect composure. ASSAULT OD THI DUKE or cLatesoctie oaweicestsits Job Durham and Joists Wildman were indicted tinder the Poachtuz Act, fur being unlawfully found in Busby Pork, on the night of the 7th of December last, with nets and springs fur seizing game., and also for a violent assault on J. Sharpe, one of the gamekeepers of his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence. the Ranger of Bushy Park. while in the discharge of hisaluty. Mr. Arabia). as Counsel for the prosecuting), entered fully into the facts of the caw. as they were subsviently proved by a number of witnesses. lit the course of his speech, the Learned Gentleman pronounced ass enact . not only on the principle. but on the policy of toe (.dente Low, for he thought they had the effect of •ittltacing tbe.gentry of the country to reside on their , estates more than they.otlwrwise would, on account of the sporting pleasure whiten their preserves afforded. The facts of the case, as disclosed in evidence, were shor,ly these:-- Late on the night of the lab of December last, Heather, one of the gamekeepers tat Busby Park, heard. the Hampton gate opeti,Slld 60413 e persons enter. They advaticed.towarils a hollow tree In an open part of the park. 'leather immediately got the assastaeee of Sharpe (anotherof the ganiekeepers,); and both of them advanced armed withilte.r guns, and,one wi.h the addition of a cutlass. As they epproached.the men who entered they heard a clog hark j the gamekeepers called sitt them to stop, or elle they would shoot them. The men stopped for a moment.; mid Snarpe ordered them o come with him to his master's, where they emit account for what the were doing there at that hour .of the night. A ensued, ih which Sharpe received a dreadful blow oh a bludgeon, which seterely lacerated his head. The poachers then escaped, and heather helped Ins comrade, as well as he could to the nearest lodge.— Assistance was jlllllleliiitely obtained, and warns pursOit commenced at the imeasit. but without success. In the hollow of the tree, where the parties stopped, wets found nets and wire springs, such as were used foe catching game clandestinely, and a hat and cap, with a bludgeon, which was at the end covered with blood. — It appeared that a dog, which accompanied the poachers, instead of retiring with them, followed the gamekeepers to the lodge. This was subsequently found to be the property of the piisoner Durham. Rut the decisive evidence against the prisoners was Abatial sa aceonti lice, named Pope, who proved his hat ing accompanied them, and atiether who had alliscuntled, to catch harm in Bushy Park on the night in question. and that it was Durham who struck tho ganiekeeper.Sharpe, the violent blow on the head. The prisoners in ;heir defence declared their Innocence ,11r. Autism., who was their Counsel, declared the Act of Parliament. did not apply to them, as they had 1111 arms. He also eapre•sed an opinion unfavourable to t he (Jame Laws, on account oldie violence winch they ?mimed. M an y witnesses of respectability pie the prisoners an excellent eharaeter, Mr, Conn (the chairman) mimed up the evidence to the Jury, and declared that, its his optnean, built the f acts of the case implicated the prisoner., titonah i n n ID the sante degree of guilt. The Jury found thesis both gritty. The Chairman senteuced Durham, who bad Sounded the gainekoper, to seven years transportation. and Ulaihnagt to six mouths' itorisonntont in the House of Correction. At llonsertoo, Mrs. A. W. Wshstor, of 4 deuelder. lu Shogeditofohe laity of Mr. Jaktutis Mill, us is run and hook. At "loth, Mrs. Julio Levieo. of a 404• Al WIN sollulk, ut tit* Kee. t;tlword UMW., of I op. At itobss OW, goilthiMpitlig, W. Wynne, no. of Palomar/4u row. to Ilawki, Opens' tol the Its,. Auks( % s light. licator ul lictwo At St. °tnes, Blarausbory. 1191 0. eel. to Cesisrhtis thou, dsualsos of t. r. tr4P444, C 44. 01 rultoo's•bar• AI ht. Isutulpb. IVoloulopsu, Mr. Xllll. N1414ta4 of the Wit* the tarots, to Mos. ball* ILdmulNuM. of Nibuposidlt Wait. Viet. lb lira min greet, 1 honor esq. aged TM. 4%4 lenhals, nc.o . 1%1.14. @dilater. Aar. yr0.4....e sir Is. isiasfelr4lo. (Dr 11.41 bosoisults Al 44. liuu.c 111 Margaret streol,Cavendialt Praire. Mr. Debts Jacob, a: ea P 3. Al i labiate bill. C. Watker, erg. aged 74. 1.. (...•.d brat) ils cat, Ms.. Ailduiley. les Ilsoltoogisles etrwl, Ms. .1. 144441•41, Itachedee. aged Oil. At 11110,to". iiii , 11. . 40 MuddAy ihsa. la the 4714 ye.. of his are. shier 1014ut1 isrV•sts *Wel. Ise bust wills gre4l fosislosslo Sold tesieu.Ati ( a tal, Julies :,. PM. col. lett publieher mid pats t oink:Our et die M..• aft/ l'u.t. la Falenu minim, W. IllallaraauLevi. aged 41. At I.llllc 05, Ike Itizlsl Ikon. Lady Lisaabetl. VetDep ey. w. I. Ay ~.r, sslome Vero VI site, uty turpeetto of (10 psl4ls se the Ci vs.!. .11n.). Al tAil.et!li A. L. I%sker,tlq. .- ~ • t 4 igorAitcript. LONDON, MONDAY, 'JANUARY 17. /Arse aTiack, p. et. We have received the Paris ‘Papersof Thursday 'last, of which the fellowing.are extracts:— " Niue, Jr.'. I2.—Sir Charles Stuart, the Eng lisp Ambassador, : gave a grand entertainment yesterdayovesting. feral of his Majesty's Minis -ten sad the Ambassadors of foreign Powers were present. "Coosa De. Cases is indisposed, but his Excellency, who ite.soot desisted from transacting business fur tingle day, is much better, and is, no longer confined to his-bed. "it is said that M Mcstadier will propose to the •Chamberof Deputies to pass to the order of the day, on the petitions of 19,000 Frenchmen. .6 We have now another Minister taken by the throat, M. tasquier, in leaving the Nuncio yes terday, was seized with such a cold that he was rendered unable to speak. Thus all our oratorical Ministers, and all our ministerial orators, are con fined to bed. The Ministry are thus seised like the river, which is this morning frozen. The thaw must soon arrive. "M. Arnault, the father, has wet tothelliteatre -Fnla 4 a a 1 1 'netlf, /sledded the Guelphs and the " The direct .eontributions, as nearly as can be ascertained, produced, during the year just ended, .187,000,000 francs. In 1818 they produced, _according to the estimates laid before the Chambers., 373,418,942 francs. This exhibits an increase of .snore than 11,500,000 francs : nevertheless La Renosaare announced the other day, a defiaienoy of receipts to the amount of 10,000,000 francs.--Thus its calculation only displays an er,ror Of 21,300,000 francs. " Last night the thermometer of the Engineer Chevalier stood at 10 below 0, and remained so un til wets Vela*, when its swims= was at 11 ..1-10th, and at won at S. The Seine is frozen over. French Funds..--Yiv.e per Cetus., 72f. 40c.; lank Stock, 1,426 f. 4U4RTAR sgssioNs. COW R. JAN. 11.—The trial of Joseph•fLwannsame ,en dais soorniug, .He was coovicteil on two indictments. The arstscharoed him %%With:wing published. on shell th .of November, a libel, intended to blaspheme Almighty ,Ord, and Ajou_arage the ,Christian essligio•. the libel consisteX oTh Wiser 'metre of Cal - lilt's publications. sighed J. B. Smith. which inculcated the doctrine, that a before 'the can be blest with, and cordially [emigre a per fectGovernornt, and a pure,and equitable c ode of laws, They must reject the Bible as being the word of God. and alas totally disbelieve the divinity of Christ." The second Indictment charged hint wills sedition in peblislaisig, on the day above mentioned, the third number of a The Cri sis," contenting the verses forming the acrostic " Rs 'tone to Anna." Joseph Swann was then tried, along with Robert Swill ilas, JUNI4I Del 1e115114%, John Stulshs, John Richards, n od Joseph Samos, sal Cl. indictment fur a seditious s un -Forney wt tar Macclesfield Reform Meeting on the 31st of July last. Mr. Williams cooducted this tirosectitioo for list Crown, and the prisoners defend. 41 thmuNelves wills co nsiderable ability. The Jury f 1 all the defendants i;uilty. The trial oecupied the Court from abaci eleven u •eloek in t h e gunning till silt in the evening, o n T u esday might last 32 , 1 eeee is. now ist custody let oar Castle, on a chap of aboutusg Uirch, the coustable of st o ckpert, attempted to make his escape, and actually so let tuctretied in eluding the vigilance o r the l ar o, e) , as to grt iota the oilier !said. He Wee, however, secured. Itivissusv Ey etstise.---This day, at eleven w e l oc k. & g o l den,. Rurtrushaw, Stulabs. Richards. and Sat. ton, were brenglit up furjtulgusent, 'Di e sen te n ce., " rep ., 1 bat s w i nt i c its, Rortenshaw, stubbs i and Richards, he I say , itone d i n 11, 0 Ca.•:e 01 Curvier eac h for the period of ,en years ; that they find ...entities at the expiration of ow pet n o ot, thrill.. .Ives in 301. and two sureties its 251. rm .' s , t o keep the peace for ruse year and be further site. t o snuct i tilt sod. sui elks bd Nand...This for lliesethlloe 3 ,sal co nspiracy el Alasselsestes. 'llse Joseph Swann, for the saint offence, be imprisoned two years in C 114.1114 1. Usikar, and the like sat 'That Jots ph liW4llll.lot pubi ailing 4 blellitholeolie to l d, be imps homed to oy eats lel that °Renee iss Chr.ler C am ila finding vAlvviirs—ansl that tar be also imprisourti for the space viz calendar this, its the ensue Mace, he'. liar pnlnishion a so slit.aus Istwlt making the total pp. ioll of his mist ssuisnwut Iwfr yews stud a half. i 111,41 sentrisce was passed, S wbuit , w ith a vast .deal of apparen t s4ll: fsosd, held np hie Radical emblem .--tt while seat bassisti wish crape—mot exclaimed, Han is that ill% why 1 thi. "4 I )011 gut a bit hemp for mug me!" Pero iiiiii ediately taken out of Court s when near Richards Wise' vest to Birch, the Constahleosltu In custody Alork you will lie lmil hese to in atiothrt place i" iv %Wan 114 ch rcpsyivd,"Ayk, ) dour? is that ill% why 1 LW.* I )r...1 gut our one, and hut( sue!" They went uuurrJiately taken out tat' Court 6 the door, Richards oboe' ve.i to Birch, the Com had bilis cnAtody--" Mark ; you will Awl u.eet win in:mollies place 6" to whitin Birch ter lu 'Vint:l),l huff." tonoon sleartitts. CORN EXCHANGE. lA.'Eux Essex. Law. It. Owing to the continued stoppage of the navigation. both on our own coast and abiostd. we hate had eio fresh arrivals of grain this week. The samples which appeared this morning were from the Granaries t but for which there was varf little disposition on the part of the conmuners to tuakcarry , dffers: co meeiiently the prices of all aorta of •Grain may be quote& universally a► on Monday. COEN EXCHANGE, FatnaT, JAN. 14. We have had very little business doing in our market this week. in consequence of the severity of the weather, which has stopped the navigation of the rivers and canals both at home and alsroad.and pen in the river Thames no ships can deliver their cargoes wAide such quantities of ice are looting The samples which appeared this morning wese nearly all from the granaries. eseepta few which have been brought overland, and foi which three nu very little demand. consequently the prices of Monday *say be quoted for all sorts of Grain. 'CORN EXCHANGE. MOWDAY. Jaw. 11% Our market stiU continuum very thinly supplied with aU sorts of Grain. in eonsequenceof the navigation having been hitherto Hopped; lout as the frost appears this morning to be considerably broken. it is hoped that by next 'Basket day we may have a eupply from our own coast. A few fresh samples appeared this morning. but the consumers did not seem inclined to purchase, constituently the prices of 311 sorts of Grain may be quoted the same as Monday last. go.: It FINT Plt Per W fs t )1. iter hienmatr MOllll4 V. 41 a 1 1 63 a 14 34 a 3$ ,1N 10K '11 • of Eight Kush W SUN SID. t. I. 32 a 71 KI a 74 34 a 38 IE %%BEE, Falba V. 16 S. 59 a 71 0: it :4 34 a 38 Red Wheat Wbite Rye Brunk. or Buck lwat ....... Burley Pale Malt .... • • Feed 11a15..... • lirets or Poland do Tick Iran► Old ditto New Pieini ditto Roiling Pease Grey Petite RoprwrO per hilt }VIM IGN American o:Louie ..... Rip and W irnt :r Kus•iau and V ries- 34 a 38 H :,0 a 42 74 a 80 22 a 9.5 24 a 28 34 a 37 37 a 48 $ a 44 52 a 511 44 a 511 321. a 361. 34 a 38 32 a 42 14 a b 0 29 a 23 24 a 28 34 a 37 31 u 42 32 a 44 32 a 36 44 a 5'2 391. a 3111. 34 a 38 92 a 44 TI a NO Y 2 a 25 24 a 28 34 u 31 a 46 38 a 41 52 A 56 44 a 5V 3VI u 33 a 12 1 30 a 30 , a 48 a A 4 00 a 33 28 a 93 110 a 25 26 a 23 30 a 3'z 33 a 35 40 4 4I 4 a 40 48 a 00 a 43 a Tf 50 a 56 a 03 It 71 50 a 50 land ditto Rye • IL., ley ...... Fed Outs .... • 111 et* us Poland du. lick Beans Pieron slims . . • I Ituilin‘ Pease . • Grey l'euse Liosseed per. qr. • • 148 a 84 1 SO it IS vs a 33 r o a ti I SO a Sv 1 30 a 32 • I 3 a 33 48 a St 42 a 46 48 a 00 48 a 54 30 a 33 v • 30 20 a 27 VI a nti 30 A St 33 a 35 49 a 59 42 a 40 49 a 00 AVERAGE PRICE OF tORN, Per Quarter, 111 the Tssels Marititti• Oistricts of ENGLAND and WALES, fur Ilse Week 'titling January Stlt. extracted from Sts.o day's Casette. Wheat... 64 lld I Barley... NC 0d I Beans. 48s Id Rye .... 0I I 25: Oil Pease 00s 011 SMITHFIELD MARKET. ••••••••• - FRIDAY, JAN. 14.—We had but a small supply of prima beasts this morning at market, and sales trete brisk, at higher paws. The show of Mutton was pretty large. and Monday's pikes Silly suppered. Vork remains as per last, and Veal was cheaper. -- The business in the Hay-market was nos • risk t Hay barely supported our last pikes. Clover was cheaper, but dull in sale. Straw remains as per last. Mounast. Jaw. 17.... We had a good supply of all sorts ot' meat this worming at market. the males for which were brisk, and last week's prices. the business in the Haymarket ws, tnistrt Hay was dearer. Clover was also dearer. Straw ws, dull is sale. and a trifle cheaper. linbroined is a correct statement of the number* and prices at sivket I of MEAT, exclusive of the Offal, shirt, consists of Head, Kiitrail-, and Hole, 111111 is mural ;shout Id. pie 11)....Yer at Ol tills. swaps % , Reef 4 Vil to AS 4J Mutton 4 ICI to A 4 (.stub us Ott to Os Oa Veal hl 4.1 40 6s 6il Port: 4,4 d to Gs ail Head ul Cattle at Nlarkel, ' Rosati, • . SAVO Sheep and Lambs . 1b,4011 Pig. , • • sto ' CC% es ' SOU ratoav• Beef 0 4id to S. Oil Mtlil MI Oil W zot 811 Lamb Qa Od to OS Oil Vakl 5s Gil to Gfi 4'l roil: 34 114 to 04 lid Naafi of (Attic at N 1 i. 1.11. 1111:1611. . . 6411 slier,. tfod Latulis 401 1'144 Cat 4 201 t. 140 II*Y l;lo•sr • • • • £4 4 0 to 16 6 0 Skra* • ••• Li ill tl to ,t 1 14 I. BROWN OR IkIVNUOVADO kola: %R. Arroyo Price from the lietureta wade in the Werk ending Wetiorstlity lost. s4i. od. per cot. ettrloilve oldstly. PRICES 11E TALLOW, PNICO‘or EAT, ver ct. ui Vlb, W%ile►dleprl filarl:et al. di $l. Jaw.% AlsAut tia arl. et . . SOAP, Ate. per 11`:1h. Tuwu 61- 0.1 0. Od YeOuu Rouw•ia at. Otl 1% Wu dies, —, 04 00,4),1 Melted !mutt Ists. lid 43. MI Mitts lioligh Wig OJ 3e 4 fost Gretot”.. . . . list Gond Pt ew.'s . 104 lid Curd Suall • • 404 Yells," Som. Mwiled 015 llt. 411i....-1•1111111s• • • , • ih• ,ed lur ready nu. • 6c 11 Averago-11 6 . Price of Camlle., per dozen,' tit*. per tiorcti 4110% LOSI)ON : Printed and by th e p ro p r ietor JOIIS Twl66, et she Office, To,Fleci-otteet, where all Letters to Wu Editor, (cost paid) mint he ad. ! -