The National Register. — London, England, 1820-08-06 00:00:00

llour or Loana.—Having removed the Peers' seats, the workmen have begun to take up the floors on either aide of the House, to examine the nature of the foundations for the pillars to support the two galleries. 'lll.se floors, on being restored, will '.e more gradually elevated, so that the back Leaches may have the fullest possible view of the witnesses below the bar, and of the whole House. By this e:evation, Ott additional bench will be obtained. The posi,ion of what are walled the " cross benches,' which heretofore ranged parallel with the bar, trill be altered: they are to run in line with the side benches, should. it be deemed requisite to retain any of them, beyond what are required for the Judges and Clerks of' the House near the table. The gal leries, it is expected, may be made more capacious than was at first calculated ; and this would aflerd the opportunity to dispense with some of the benches near the bar, which it is feared would interrupt the view from those who may sit on the woolsacks, the royal Dukes, the Lord Chancellor, &e. The partitions below the Bar, for the couns.d, witnesses, and parties immediately interested, are marked out : and these separations from the " strangers" are for warded according to the precedents in the cases of Judge Fox and the Berkeley Peerage. No bisque lions have been given to make any other peculiar accommodation for persons not members of the House of Peers ; and there is no truth is the state. went that the seat of Sir I'. Tyrwbia has been directed to be allotted to any other person than the •Usher of the Black Rod. BRIGHTON, kw:. I.—A gentleman of the name of Hyde, a passenger on board the Elizabeth packet, just arrived in our roads from Dieppe, was, by a sudden gust of wind, blown overboard, whilst in the act of getting into a boat purposely sent from shore, as is customary at this place. Every effort to wave him was ineffectual, from the violence of a strung south-westerly wind, which has been preva lent all day. Brighton is, at this moment, not very much frequented. An extraordinary phenomenon was lately observed at Augsburg. At day-break two luminous bodies appeared on each side of the sun. The sun itself was surrounded by a brilliant circle not entirely closed. In the evening, from 38 minutes after six to within 17 minutes after seven, the ground was covered with transparent dew ; and after sunset a thick fog arose. Admiral Sir Home Pepham has arrived from Ja maim, in the Sybille frigate, in consequence of ill health. The command on that station has devolved on Captain Huskisson, of the frigate Euua/us. On Thursday a requisition (signed by npwards of 100 persons) was presented to the Right Worshipful the Mayor of Worcester, (E. Isaac, Esq.) requesting him to convene a common.hall, for the purpose of voting an address of condolence and congratulation to her Majesty the Queen. The Mayor informed them that he could no:, consistently with his sense of public duty, comply with their request. The requisitionists being thus disappointed, a meeting took place at the Rein Deer on Monday, when an address was agreed to. A letter from Corsica. dated 16th ult. states, that a fleet, supposed to be Algerines, consisting of five armed vessels, passed before that place, and appeared to shape their course for the Tuscan coast, and had captured three Tuscan vessels. Satate-pox.—During the last month of July the deaths by small-pox in the bills of mortality amounted to 57, of which the middle week was the most severe, the loss having then amounted to 24 in 7 days! The fatality has since abated. One of the pugilistic tribe was taken before a Magistrate at Norwich, last week, charged with having sent a letter to a weaver with a challenge, to provoke him to fight. On being asked if' he signed his name at the bottom of the letter, he replied in the negative, and said it was always his custom to —ma4e his mark. His Worship dismissed the complaint. At Cheltenham Races twelve horses started for the Gloucestershire, Stakes' t' 25 guineas each, 100 guineas added, 56 subscribers:l, This proved a hard contested and must excellent race; but the pleasure imparted by it was much damped by an unfortu nate accident : as the horses were coming in, the persons appointed to prevent a rush of horsemen following the racers, raised the rope for that pur pose just as the last horse, (Mr. Edward's Fanny), was crossing, and the horse and rider were bath thrown. The latter received so much injury that no hopes arc entertained of his recovery. The Bank of Ireland refuses to take guineas in lodgments or payments at the Bank. The reason is outruns, the change being so law between this country and Engl. nd ; guineas are thero lodged this day at 5! per cent., and drawn out to-morrow at par, by whiAt an enormous profit is made by the persons holding To prevent a recurrence of this, the Banitae judged it prudent, for the present, to h o m e toting any :acre guinea.; . THE NATIONAL REGISTER. - . Abel Hill, aged 23, a most hardened wretch, was condemned - at Stafford, and has been since executed, fur murdering, (by drowning) Mary Martin and her infint child, 16 months old, of which Hill was the faller ; and the unhappy woman was pregnant by him. The Rev. Mr. Dimocke still insists, it is said, on his right, as Champion of all England, of appointing his substitute at. the Coronation. The searching fur precedents is attended with considerable expence.- Ihe ancient records in the Tower have been search ed, which have cast much light on the subject. Pre cedents have been traced cu the subject so far back us the reign of King John. Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Havanna!), dated July 12.—" A number of small vessels, which are said to be part of Aury's squadron, are reported to be cruising on the nordi and west of the island ; and today we bear of a Patriot priva teer brig. of 18 gut:::, a flAv leagues to the eastward, between this port and Matauges, which hus bowed several craft bound in, but we do not learn that they moLst any except :Spanish vessels." A letter from Glasgow says—" it is pleasing to be able to state, that the town's people and the 33d regiment are on the most friendly terms with each other. Tuesday night, about nine o'clock, in Salt market Street. endeavoured to excite a quarrel be twem some of the s.)ldiers and the town's people, but they treated him with silent contempt. He was afzerwaris, however, taken to the Police Unite. The trial of Major Cartwright and Messrs.Woolcr, &c. for electing a Legislatorial Attorney to repre sent Birmingham in the House of Commons, com menced on Thursday. The case for the prosecution being closed, Mr Denman addressed the jury as counsel for Eduamds and Maddocks. Mr. Hill fol lowed for Major Cartwright. When Mr. Hill had concluded, Mr. Wooler was called upon for his defence. He asked time, which the Court granted, and adjourned, at 10 at night, until that hour next - - X:lftLe. At Eashun bell, Onfold3hit e, the lady of John Winton, ca , l. of a date4liter. Brampton, the Indy of C. Ilas.len, esq. of a son, still burn. hi 1011.411 min , the lad, of Mr. I.l4tstl. of A use. WatneD. Ceorce, eldest son of the late O S. E•anr, esq. of the floe. East Inca company's Bengal medical establishment, to Suaatpt, only tiaOtter of J. Allen, esq. of Queenkilile. At Ooddington, Mr. J. Orrnstutt, 01 London, to Elizabeth, eldest datehtee of W. Atkinson, esq. of Yeafeerine, Northumberland. Al Sint - borne, Dorset, Mt. A. Williams, of old Pauli cottage. Bosh FAmouton, Mithlieseb, to Fanny, youngest daughter of the late J. Jtrvel, eq. of st.Colamb, Cornwall. C. POlth, of Great Dover street, to Isabella, only daughter of tit late E. Austin, esq. of Iltelfgate. At Wattof tl, !lefts, Si,. 1 hos. Scout, of London, to Mary, daughter Of Mr.. 101111 Talbot, of Watford. At Bristol, E. It. Swaine, esq. of Ileum hill, Surrey, to Eliaa, eldest daschter of s. boor& eaq, of the former place. DicD. At his seat, at the Dill, in Marthwaile, Yorkshire. Richard Wilton, Mi. Mother of Dr. NS illon, late an eminent phytician in the metro puns. omas Kett, vol. of :..seething, Norfolk, aged 74. At Wanstead, A•m, the wile of Wm. Mei itage, of Mount row, City toad, aged V. At wreath:tin, Suricy, the Rev. Reynold Davies, M.A. aged 71. U IlaiHey, Mary, the wile of John Newberg, esy. late lieutenant cabin , -1 of this Swsi x militia. At Park street, istincton,ard 33 years, Mrs. Withei by, widow of lire hilt Mr. O. 11. Wittiethy ,of lair chin lane. At hew green, G. Dicks, mi. barrister at law, and one of the 11111. giitrates of police. Bow titre. t, aged I Mary, s,•cond dam:liter tit J. Knowles, eq., of Wallltleld, FAWX. Ou his passage from Neerfixtudiand, Euslgu T. C. Vyeyan, of the 74 la regiment. :a March last, at the Wand of Bermuda, aged 22, George, son of Mr. \Wight, of radiant. I M PORTANT Sc! ENTI FIC ESTABLISH :WENT. UNDE It the sanction of the Leading Members of the Royal College of Physicians, is OPENED at No. I, • STAFFORD STIIEET, BOND STREET, ST. JAMES'a. the ANTIPH ISICAL BOARD of HEALTH, for the exclusive cure of Consumption and Asthma (of which 60,00 n the annually in Britain, and i),000 of these in the Metropolis alone), on principles bueceatilly applied equally to the medical and domestic treatment, and insuring a cocain removal of the complaints. The Board is open for Patients every day, front ten in tl:c morning, and the Consultations from the country may he addres sed to the Secretary.—Gratis Advice is given every Tuesday aid Friday, from ten till twelve. The Lectures also on Pulmonary Diseases will commence early next month, the receipts fur which are appointed for the benelit of gratis Patients. RUSTIC HOUSE.—Very cheap Flower Stand, Garden ai.d Rustic Seat, Chair, and Bedstead Manufactory. No. 29, City Road, near Finsbury Square.—J ft N M respectfully informs the Public, that he has manufactured a very large assortment of japanned, Windsor, mahogany, impregnated rose-wood, black, cane and rush seat Chairs, Couches and Sofas, with a general assortment of Beds and Mattresses, Bedsteads and Furniture of every description, both fashionable and useful, which be continues to sell ut very low p• ices. Very liberal allowance made to Merchants Captains, and Shippers of Chars an d Furniture. who will finA it worth their attention., as large quantities are always kept finished, anti ready for exportation. —A great show of Flower Stands. Garden and Rustic Seats, with Summer Houses and Rustic Hermitages. -•-- CHILD Bed Linen, Millinery, and Drum:B, on very Reasonable Terms. Mrs. INGRAM respectfully informs her Friends and the Public in general, that she has laid in swell selected and large assortment Of Child lit d Limn. which she is enabled to sell at very low prices, and Millinery of every descrip tion, particularly a choice collection of Caps of the most fa.,,ltion able and neatest patterns, in great varieties. Dresses niatie to order with the greatest taste and dispatch, No. 30, City Road, near Finsbury Square, An Apprentice wanted, a Premium required.--Country Milliners and Shopkeepers ..upplied. Onsarve. it is next door to the Rustic House, very cheap Garden said Rustic Seat, Floater Stand, Mahogany, Windsor and Dyed Chan', Couch and Sofa Manufactory. Lon Don paritetz. ••••••I==• CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JULY SI. We have had several large arrivals of Wheat from our own coast since this day week, the demand for which was very trifling, and the finest samples submitted to a reduction of from 21.1035. per quarter, at which reduction there were very few buyers.-- The supply of Barley was very small, and no alteration in the yrices of last week. The supply of Oats is large having had some good arrivals from Essex and Kent during the last week, and the finest samples are Is. per quarter lower, the inferior descrip tions being es. per quarter lower. In Beans there is very little Inisinuss doing, and 25. per quarter lower.—ln Peas, &c. there is no alteration. CORN EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY. AUG. 1.1 We had a pretty good supply of Wheat at market this morn ing, the linebt samples of which fully supported Monday's prices; for the interior descriptions there were scarcely any offers. The trade in Barley was very dull, and the finest samples obtained Nlonday's prices with difficulty. Oats were not brisk in sale, and a trifle lower. Beans were full as dear as on Monday. in Pews, &c. there is no alteration. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, AUGUST •. We had a good supply of Wheat at market this morning, a considerable quantity having been lett over from Monday's and Wednesday's Markets, the demand for which was very languid, and only the finest samples obtained Monday's prices. Barley was scarcely enquired atter, but not cheaper. Oats exhibited a good supply, and fully obtained our last prices. White Peas an Is. per quarter dearer, and brisk in sale at that advance. In Beans, Om. there is no alteration. CIA:RENT PHI Per Winch ;}.:.6 OF GR, ester Meaoure 1 MONDAY. B. I. 2 a 74 64 a 83 i 36 a 4i ,IN FOR Ti If Eight limb W DN END. N. I. 52 a 14 68 it 88 36 a 42 LE WEEK, VRIDAY. a. 52 a 76 63 a 85 30 a 42 Red Wheat W kite Rye Brunk, or Buck heat ....... Barley .. Pale Malt Feed Oats drew orPoland do New Tick Beans Old ditto New Pigeon ditto Boiling Pease Grey Pease Rapeseed per lust FOR FACiN. American Dantzic Riga and Wismar RU,,illlll and Vries. laud ditto .... Rye Barley Feed Oats Brew or Poland do Tick Beans Pigeon ditto . Boiling Pease Grey Pease Linseed per qr. 74 n 40' St a 32 66 a 72 22 a 26 26 a 29 38 a 44 44 a 47 43 a 46 45 a 53 43 a 47 421. a 464 $4 n 40 SI a 40 66 a 72 22 a 25 26 a 25 38 a 42 44 a 46 42 a 45 45 a 51 43 a 47 421. a 461. 34 a 40 31 a 40 66 a 72 ?4 a 26 26 a 28 38 a 42 44 a 46 43 a 43 4!) a 50 43 a 47 421. a 461. a 63 a 76 4$ a 60 a 63 a 96 48 a 60 a -- 63 a 76 ♦8 a 60 44 a 56 33 a 36 Si a 37 21 a 26 26 a 29 32 a SI 33 a 36 40 a 44 39 a 43 45 n 56 44 a 56 33 a 3$ 34 a 37 2: a 26 26 a 29 32 a 34 83 a 36 40 a 44 39 a 43 45 a 56 44 a 56 33 a 38 34 a 37 21 a 26 28 a 29 32 a 33 33 a 38 40 it 44 39 a 43 45 a 56 AVERAGE: PRICE OF LOKN, Per thiarter, 1.1 the Tart•e Mar Districts of ENGLAND and WALLS, tur Us Week eudiur, July 39th, extracted front Sam. d ay's Gazette. Wheat... 7ls 6d I Barley... 37s 6d I Beans 4ss 9d Kee .... 45; 6.11 Oats.... 27s 4d 1 Pease ... 46s lid - - BROWN OR MUSCOVADO SUGAR. Average Price from the Returns made in the Week ending Wednesday hist. 37.. 7 . 0. per cwt. exclusive of Jute. ace. per 11131 b. Town Tallow 64s 6. Os Od Yellow Russia ea. 04—s Od W bit° ditto —s Od 01s Od Melted Stult' 00s oil 53s Od Ditto 'tough Oils Od 32, Od ureaves . . . . Od Good Dregs . . Us nil Curd boa . . . 104 i Average-3s bid, Yellow soap Mottled . . . • Price of Candles, per dozen, I I3s. Od. (Id. per do..en allowed for ready money. PRICEJ 10 TALLOW, PURE 01 , FAT, per •t. a Vlb. NVltitechapel Market 3 81 St. James's Market 3. 8d Clare Market . . Di Od 7i 41 .s_ll/l'l/FIELD 211.11:1i ET. --- MONDAY, JULY 51.--We had a pretty good supply of prime Beasts this moaning, for which there was d brisk demand at last week's prices. liitton was also brisk in sale and fully supported last .week's prices. Pork, Veal, and Lamb, are each a that! lower. The business in the Hay Nlarket was brisk, and the tine Hay was a trifle dcarer.—Clover was cheaper.—Straw fully supported our List prices. FitiDAY, AUGUST 4.—We had a pretty good supply of all sorts of Cattle at market this morning, the sales tor which weir not however very brisk. lied was a mile cheaper. Mutton, Pork, Veal, and Lamb, obtained our Lit prices.—The busing• in M.! Hay Market was rathet more brisk but the ' , MN , ' I Nay were hot higher. Cloetr folly supported our last rico. Straw was a trifle dearer. The following is a correct Statement of the prices and ntindwit at market:- 1%1U• , oi M EAT, exclusive of the lltfal,wfncn eims,st,. of Head, Eutrail., and Hide, and is worth about Id. cir lu.—Vcr stone of till} mommil • Ike,' 4s lid to 5 6 8J Miam' 5,4 d to he 2d 1.i.0t0 I.i 4d to 7' Qti % - rai 5s lid to Gs 0.1 Pork by Oil to 5. 10 , 1 I lead of Cattle at Market. lica,ts• • 2,400 at.t•ry and Lambi . 10,'00 Beef 46 lid io 64 el totou 66 Oi u, 6. 01 Lamb 6. Ott to 7. 1! • Y. F,I 56 bJ to Pori. 56 4.1 to :61 1 04 liead of (Atli( at Mai lie- Ite.ists . • • • • 511 stieris and Lambs 1,10, rO/ Lalbes ..... V 0) :4a • • 11AV-MARKE:I. Hay Cleverr " -A350 to i 7 Straw - - • • LONDON . Printed and Publi,lied here all by the Pioprictor ,,lo tes lN •1• (; G at` the Othee, ":1;, Fleet Stmet, w I.et the Editor, tpost paid) tilust Inraddttssed. 1, Orders, Aevertisemidds, Am. are Alen received -/ • JOIItiNTON awl Co., Eden Qqay, 11...0att SA' `""