The National Register. — London, England, 1819-08-09 00:00:00

postscript. LONDON, MONDAY, AI:GUST 9. Viree o'clock. p. is. The French Journals bring little news Tie Icsng has granted a pension of 15,000 francs (6:151.) to the widow of the Duc de reltre, late Minister at War, her husband having served the State in that ‘• department 10 years, and left no fortune." It is asscrted, that several legions of French troops have received orders to move towards the Spanish frontier. If this were true, it would argue an apprehension on the part of -the French Govern.. meat, that troubles are on the point of breaking out in Spain. That many fears of internal dis turbance are entertained by some of the Courts of Germany, is probable from the number of arrested perso-s, and from the various movements, of-di plomacy as well as police, which indicate the exiat enee of une.tsy feelings. From Bilbao, it is reported that the (muse or pre ,tr.rt al those judicial proceedings which are in pre paration against Mews. Yrujo, Ottis,.stod Pizarro, IS their having executed the ~King's orders, in the terms of the treaty by which they gave up the Flo ridas. - THE KING.—On Saturday a Co.tncil was held at Windsor-palace, upon the state of His Majesty, and yetterilay the following bulletin was exhibited at st• Si. James's-palace, Aug. 8. " Ms Majesty Ina rased the last monchin a good.skate of aid in -a quiet state of mind: .but His-Majesty's disinder still remains unchanged" Her Royal flightless the Princess of Wales is ex pected to morrow at her apartments in. Kensington Pulaee. The unexpected arrival of the Princess Las given rise to a variety of idle conjectures, but it mill - be found, we believe,-that her return has been occasioned merely by the suit which her - Royal 1-lighress has .now..p,:nditig• is Cha.naery, and her presence being deemed ne,..elsary to prosecute her :Alit, she was anxious to come to - England before the preient sittings terminate. Me Gazette of Saturday contains an Order in rnoncil for the further prorogation of Parliament, from the e4th inst., to the 2d of November. the Stockport Magistrates have received such information of tke_ murderous attack on Birch, the .constable, as has induced them to publish a new edition of the advertisement offering the reward, u ith the names, &c. of James and Jacob M'lnnis, natives of Ireland, and weavers of ENTley, near Stockport, as being deeply implicated in the felony, And as having absconded. A letter of the sth, from Sui:l;llRA, Lays, that Birch was so far recovered as to be able to n silk about in his house. At the Derby , Assists, Is'alltaxiel Hulloo, ofVew Mills, in that county. was indietedliir a must fero cious assault upon a game-keeper, whose nose tan actually bit off, besides other ill treatment of_ so s:...,verc a kind as nearly to cause death. Helton "VAS one of the worthies who suffered under the Sus pension Act, and being confined in .heading gaol, attracted the notice and care of Lord Folkestone, who indicted the gaoler fbr not permitting his Lord ship to visit Hulton and his fellow prisoner. Hal- Lon, feeling so great an interest to be excited in his welfare, upon his release returned to his calling as a most active radical reformer,andsticcessfol speech make: Be has atten.ded many of the public =et• logs lately held in,Cheshire and Lancashire. He rilsa came to the Smithfield meeting, and ou his re tern from thence was arrested upon a Magisteate's warrant for killing game on a Sunday, The re. firtner, fresh (ruin the lectures ou liberty which he had heard in firnieifr..ld, could not kook this re straint on his personal iiberty, sad committed the s•:. , atilt above stated, of which he was convicted. I 1 behaved, duringpla;.s trial, with great insolence, tml made a vehement grech in his defouce. lie w.,s sentenced to six mouths' imprisonment, and to :be kept to hard labour. A :eurr in Leicester, of the flog inst says, " o:tr tu i-tr hosiers, to the number of Jzi, had a general sot eting yesterday at the Vxchange. a i teport was .Iwittelti up Inuit a Committee winch had met in the smutting, n hich being read, Wifil unanimously adopted, ,and feCUlll.lleinled to the 3i11,1111011 of the tOLIIii in general. I hate just Iwd a liertiSil of it. It st a tes, that the pre. s -at stint of demand, when emtii4red with reference to . tie supply, snakes it absolutely impossible to added to t framework-knitters, any hishor remuneration than is columned in a list iiCCOni11411y111& the Report, which. tnowth higher then those recetuly paid, are not so high, l understand, as the statement prices of 1817. tie Report adds, that to give any higher prize would. in all prishability, have the diva of reatioviii4 the mai iu rectory (rots this e lse* altogether, and that, were at in their power, sothingi would sive hiihtr plessare to the waster Witmer Leicatter. than to set the exarttp!e to the ntigilboisriatr couoties ttf t sell further rise in the VI FS of 11/84, trou,gtett. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. MRS. STEVT. (MATHER PARTICULARS.] Upon inquiry at mt. Barth°'sinew's hospital on Satiorday, we learn ihat ills. Stant had passed another good night, and that she was upon the olsoleelliSell belies. Thus it spiwaia ILat she is t o zero:set (lons the effects of the wounds of 11w body, however painful Shea. usy he of the mind. She has brew vi,ited by her sasiers and other member. of her family, who feel ii a linty, whatever sorry have I),Als bar failings, lo oiler bar the eensolasiosis anection iu her reseal surtencholy situation. It th.rno. tont aloe has receives' Ave stales ; one an leer arm, on her hanit,a Shull on tsar brans, a fourth in the sight mule, and a fifth obi her neck. That in the right side is the most iv be opts' elsendest ; but if Inileinmatiuss ran be pie %toted, share is Ida serious danger. Mr. Stint resigned to his fair. He says Ise enticipases 'leash ; and, indeed, Audi welcome it as a relict from the misery which Ise has felt ever More Ids wife's desertion. • He was cur. prised on hearing stilt Ise had inflicted more Shan one wooed, and said Ise was only conscious. ef having given o„, slab. His friends have endeavoured to console him ; but he says he needs ute consolation, as Isis mind is per. tectly easy , ; he still teems an feel all skection fur his wife, :mil hopes that if AAP to die.she may not linger io pain. The crime of whirls she had been guilty, Le says, was one whirls cool,' not forgive.; and Ilse love be bore her tendert-I it the more agonizing. to his feelings. The un happy man seesusissinl oily alive to his dishonour, and to the inkralitude wish whirl. lie bas been treated. Mrs. Stant, we nudes - stand, is about 26 years of age hes busbatul!:B. . . Seaton, the miscreant I. whose °valuing she became the sielim lissedwusxt door to liebinisloantl, and vs as treated by him with kindness. He was a mart ied man, and at the 61111'1.1W:hi , eloluileimt with Mrs. Sleet badrfoor children, and his wife was prep:mut of a fifth. Tbr elopement took place oa thealst of August /act, a n d on the preceding evening Mrs. Strut sail lieu tins band druid; lea with Seaton. After tea Seaton engaged the husband at a game efeards, while his wile returned berm, packed impell the moveables on which she could Isy her have? , , clothes, plate, and money, awl removed them to another place. After she hut! accomplished this object, she returned, lied finished the evening in a most conviviel manner. The next. mining she elopej. Almon three weeks after, Serino returned to his wife in the dead of night, and demanded what money she had in her poses ion. She it. nied that she had any ; hot he persisted that she had, said insisted upon having it. The poor woman then urged the proximity of her confine. resent, and the calls of her oilier children. Ile 19.1., how ever, deaf to time arguments; lie shut the dour, and witlldreadfill threats forced/ter to strip herself, anti film her stays ripped 1)01. with which he went AM His unhappy wife was soon afterwards seized milli the pains e f elii;d• bit th. and was delivered. 'fbe agonies ut her mind on this occasion exceeded these of her hotly ; stir gave way to the 1 . 101 tide of misery which had !mist upon her, and she became raging mad. She died—and was soon followed by her. helpless infant. Thais did vire triumph over the happiness Glen innocent family I The death of the mother mud iefaut was sin-eroded by the death of another Whatever properly frlllitintd was swan dissipated in the necessary expendiiiii ow of the funeral, aid the.support of the stirvPing children, who were sistmerpiesitly renosveil to the workhouse, where they remain a burden to their parish. What may be the sehsatimis of the guilty father when this In art-n ending tale reaches his ears. it is impos sible to anticipate; but if a shallow of feeling remain in his bosom, his misery c. t be less than his crimes f nor can Mts. strait, who was the partner in his Hight and the participator in his balmily, he WA, expensed to the horrors of remorse. Wr base only to add, from the testimony of all who Itmew Stoll, that lie MU a fond amid ind slgeut hin t mind, a sincerafriend, and an honest and humane Mill. CottosEn's I,neuesT.—On Friday evening an inquest was held before Thus. Staling. Earl. at the George, :Southall, near Norwood, on the body of Jobe }ititl, labourer, in ti,eetnplo7 of Mr. Welch of that place, who kdl (roan a load of hay, in a ht of intoxication, and expired soon alley—Vertlict, found load, sup posed to have fallen Iron a load of bay. Mirth*. At Elngtherp hall, Toth, Mt M. Cuaptro Iladsda, of • daoghter. TM, C. Weer, ot sl.llter apes 4,.uf a von. lu Mosul Merl, Portman tainara, she lady of T. W. Ramsay, rut. of At Stoekholm,Viecoont , “%trap , , , forti, lady of his Escelleacy Vise. straoatutu, his Slateits'S at that Cann daattilter. the lady of Ila n} a.os, uf tit eat Hassell street, Itloothsbery scpyre, of a daughter. Upeutt house, war Tattuton, the.lady of J. F. Bac:dale, ell. of a oral. Martin. At Abode Idle. Mr. P. Talh.ck, to Melee, doubter of the late H. F." clay. ado of the Wood of Graoada. At Wear Hoist, Ilt)vrard, /wilder. of Leatuo., to Mrs. Car, trr, sir ottani. Ai lieu huu) le, WINN the Rev. It. C. Wooley. to Mesas Chas seeupri daughter of I. U. erg. of CIA 400)1e. .1. ,krop,r 014. es,l, of h.tot MN/ lo Mama loos, ehMat daughter of E. !Marl's, ery.ul goe `aloe place. At Hacker). A. guru, oat'. of that place, to trlaroaretta, daughter of 0 e late N. de m. or Iluoiro Al Nit. heorges. 'Moue. r *quire. I. V. I'. F.. TN she. era. i f Nunwell coml. And of Ituchimul Mal, Des uu, euly thotzhict Joe. latlunl, egg. and At the acre chores. Marteboue, M..rtinenn, esti. of Care) .!reel, Lincoln's tun, to LAM antis Vs armee, ualy Oauoidei of JJr• vi C 1... lulle l'oril uol ware. _ . . . . At I utiiey, J. I. 1.1 igloo, v.+ of the stock I &change, to NIA& Law. renCe, niece of the l(tV. OW. A . 1.11 Mrs. C 41113311. 01 1'1111.4 y. Al Mar)leboile C11.11 . C11. , i 1 11. It. Odder, bart..ef Park 'wore, Kiwi, W Lad) ri•J6.ll, .10111 A Yet,. th1 , 11(111er id the le..trl of Limier:ca. drt M. Janieircksit..4l, C. Waite east. M.D. late wow tkar Last to Mra. k, Cr Woodlord, kictx. Al llsekuey, E. N. Smith, M.D. of 1 (licit, Sornerset t ers Mary, eldest daughtui of J. Christie...4g. 41 IlaeCtol•wick. ltobett, roity sun of linv..l. Spiker, of Cussingsoo, Leicestershire. t o nooses, yousigtscidaut;lder of t notiots Wallser, tag. or Juba street, beittortt row. _ _ _ _ _ At Cheoter, r. litteoon, rq. of Portioed Neer. to Franca ninefold Ileeketh, daughter UI the tete k. B. ileitont, e.g. of twor3eh, la the ( .y 61 ,4 uIDe4IMYi, tuft 11.towtord ball,Leacntiore. Cluo. Mrs Velem Phillips. wife of Cwt. J. Phil**. of Rc•thethlitte. Al Vetuustetoo ',meet, the Lady teicl4.talM llotesouttli, widow of llu i•lie Lord Vie..ouut Moles. urth. neut.. Nurait, out) Iluoghter of the net,. . ittotnes, of EntSeld, aged n • At 01,:ekhea:11, airs. Vouvitlatt, mother ut the ILI. Ilea. the LhAueel. tor of the Lulu quer, aged.el. la i elkele) Noere. I. C. attain. esol. 14.1'. for KiarOSII. J. fiteuil, toy. ul Nteafton, ozetl 61. If•uphia L. 01.11,4, seeon•i 4 . 1 U . Devai, pf limperfpp, 14., tweed, of v Collituou, carafe *1 Mao, At flviter Aerie , only daegittcr of N'. /Viva, of taiuteee, Deer h !i•Jowth, el. MAroJel, col. of sluree. Sr , ' TA. t•tr• t. sur.o., 01 tut : 1.4 U.lll li•g ' ' its egg d ed. AUGUST 9. • Lon Don goarkets. CORN EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY, Auo. 4. We have had hut few arrivals of Wheat from our own coast since Monday. in consequence of which priers remain steady, and business is pretty brisk. Forekm Barky is still on the de cline, and but few sales can be effected. The supply of Oat, is plentiful. and prices a•trifle lower. In Peas, Deans, and odwr mucks. there is very little business sluing, and no alteration in price. 'LORIS EXCHANGE. FainAv, Aug. 6. Welly*hadseveralsinindsofprmelVheat from our own toast wince Wednesday, but though the supply was large, inclu ding what was left over tress Wednesday. the sales were dull at the prioss d thas.day. The demand does sot increase fur Foreign ' Barleyi buvprioes 11111111 ails as per last. Oats are plentiful and from 15. , t0 gs. per quarter cheaper. The business in Beans. ' Peas. dm is dall,-atid no alteration in prices. CORN-EXCII AMIE. MONDAY, August 9. We lave had but very few arrivals of Wheat from oar own coast since Friday. but whys appoircil met ready wZe, and fully • supported last week's price.. Barley was dull in sale, and full as dear as our la* quotations. The simply of Oats was small. and from is. to ts. dearer. In Deans, lams. and other articles, there it very little business doing, and no alteration in price. CURRENT MI Vet Winc• F. or GRA ener Measure MONDAY. 1. 50 a 68 63 a 73 ZU a 34! ,IN FOR TO, of Eight Bowl W EEK, WEDNESU. S. S. S 6 a 6R f 3 a 73 30 a 34 1 , 11104 Y. f. a. 56 a 64 63 a 75 30 a 34 Red Wheat White Ityt• Brook, or Buck •tV hvat ....... Barley Pale Milt Feed Oats BressasrPolaiuttlu New I'i/t4.Beath Old ditto New• Pigeon ditto Boilinx Pease Grey Prase Rapeseed Kr last 92 a •34 22 a 3g 54 a a CG 21 a 25 46 a 29 •40 a 38 a 4 6 a 50 48 a s:i 32 a 38 32 a 31 54 a 66 21 a 24 26 a QS 40 a 46 a .46 a SO 48 a a:. 40 a 5.3 431. a 45'. 33 a 36 32 ■ 38 Si a 66 21 a 24 VG a 21 40 a 46 n 48 a 50 44 a 65 48 a 53 421 a 451. lb a 53 431. a 451. AVP...2111;17, P14.1 1 :F:OF CORN, Per clitarte-. (tithe Taels , e Nlatitaiiie Districts of ENGLAND and %VALES, for the Week eudilii; .JI:LY 31st, extracted frost Saw day's . . Gazette. ‘Viteat... ilia 4.1 I Barley lls Sil I Beans . 50s Sit Rye 4G : 0.1 Oat 284 4.11 Pease Sas Otl PUKE OF FLOUR, • ro. Sack of Five it ta.licli, or 28olbs. tl•mday. 1.. •s. M..aday. s. s. Fine Enclish Ftuur•G ) a 65 Aawricatt Floor ... 40 a 44 Seomd• d tfo .... t 3 a6O . per Barrel of 1 i cat. if RFAI4.-044. to UV. thsvilwartern I.naf. BROWN OR MUSCOVADO SUGAR. Average wade fruat the Returns in the 1% erk einlitiz Wed nestlalla.t , SO: Od. per eat. esriacive of duty. N3IITIMELD FRIDAY. AUGUST 6.--We bad thirmorning_a good supply of prime beasts at market, end sales were easily effi-cted at Mon feley's prices. IlAutlea was t:1114 pleMitill, and rather cheaper. Veal and Pratt' areboth dearer; and dull in sale.—The business in the Hayitarket was very dull, that. article having declined in price. Clover has recovered-its price, anti is brisker in sale. Straw remains as per last. MONDAY. A tioca'r 9.—We had but a short am ply o. prime beasts at market this morning, in congeituence of e I ich Beef was dearer than last week. Mutton was also dearer, having but a short supply. Veal and Pork remain nominally as per last.—The bitsineg in the Hay -market was very dull; that article having declined in price. 'Clover was also dull in sale, at our hit prices. Straw was cheaper, bat dull in sale. Subrened is a corrset statement of the nualb,ns and prices at market: P1(1 f. of %l F. NT, ezelosive of the Offal, niiich eatilist. Hew', and Hede , and is worth abotts• IJ. p. r .4..0e Ilt ell). XioSOAN 11,4 v. Reef 4, 1:,1 to 5- 4I ' Reef 4. 01 111 S 5 cl I Nlotion 4; lid to ,is 6.1 I NI 11114)&1 Si 041 to .5, Lamb S. to 6, 81 I..minh 011 In 7. 1 .(1 Veal 5• 01 to eal ~ 6 , '.6.1 to 6, 24 l'ork 5. 0.1 to Gs 2.1 I Pork Si 04 to 6, 4.1 !lead of Cattle at Marko.' t e.t.l of t.aii le at Alai ke• liewas . . 1.800 I Ilea<ts . . SOO Sheep and Lambs . 17,800 Sheep and !Ambit 8 9.4/ Pigs . . . 4to Pigs Calves • 810 Calves HAY4I4IIkEI. Ilev cr • . Straw - - - • £LIO U W 4$ 0 0 PH W.F. OF LEATHER, Per Pend. Suttc, 50 to 0514,)s cock Jed to 21 , 1 I)re•sitog flicks Fine courb 4!1tki....... ..... Crop 4l Wet, 35 te.40164 fee nate% 154 to it.t I)itto, 45 to 501Irs Calf Stint., 30 to 4011nt • .. 10.1 to 21,. 1 lritto. Ml to iftlho I)itto, To to filflbs 2611 to 53 I rantitt4 llone Ilideti l6l to ItO Stn.illS•odr(Orettilitod) •• • • /04 to 2%s I.nrze ditto. per dozen FKICIC OF OOPS. I New 14V. pertly,. Now Rage per ro t . Kent .ato. to W 04 . Swoon 41 10, w SI 104 New Pock, a, per 'wt. Kent . b' '/a to 11 W.Va.*** . .01 10* to it 15$ . 3U01( I( 41 ISt to .41.14% 1 'stubs's Ii 04 to Si VS RAW HUMS. Best Hrifers And Merril, yrs , anne • ts ea to 2 ., Od Middling • tkilinor:i Of Od to ts 00 I.:oglisli Hone th thl to 0, 00 Mat Irt Coif, each .... th Od to Ss 0,1 slienrlial Polled • O. 044 to ON 0,, Lantlss ~...., .... ts Od to Ss IA d ..—.------- LONVCC.i: Printed .autl PulAtslied by the Prurriet..r • 1 0){N .tithe ()hire, 16, Fleet—Strue , , Abe tt all Letters to the 114.ittcr, jtc. 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