The National Register. — London, England, 1819-03-22 00:00:00

F ' 1. , .. 1 Ai • ) . 1 i ... I 1 . A 1 . i log to this tinfinumate girl, L shall commit you for fe lony, and in the mean time you shall be detained." Toe clefentiant was at first inclined to brave it out, hut after hying detained for some time he became mole cool, and very submissively agreed that the whole of the com plainant's clothes should he restored, E.rtensive licAteries at the General Part gficee.—Friday. Nicholas Albin, who has been some weeks in custody upon divers charges of robbing the inland depannient of the General Post Office, of money letters, to a large amount, underwent a filial examination before R. His toe. Ewl —lit addition to the cases titritierly brought against the prisoner, a great mass of other evidence was •ltow adduced, The prisoner made no observatinm, and was fully corn -witted lo Newgate for trial ; and the several .vitnes,es bound over to give evidence. ',Thomas Je!lout, a midille-agell man, of remarkably protect appearunee, was neat put to the bar upon a num ber of clurites of the same nature. This prisoner was Si 41 a sorter iti the Post Office. Mrs. Gill deposed to sending two 21. notes some lime sire to a person named White, in Hertfordshire, and stated, that these notes had never reached that peri.on. •Ilarry Adkins, the officer, stated, that t* hen he ap prehenled the prisoner on the injth of January, he searched his lodgings in Norfolk -street, Strand, and fo.nid a number of Bank Notes, one of which for 21. was one of the two spoken of by Mrs. Gill. The prisoner's family and connections are highly re spectable, and until the recent discoveries were made, be bore a very high character.—Apr. Alley is retained to condnet his defence. Jcticott was fully committed for trial. Lydia Astell alias Clayton, charged with tittering forged notes. part icu!arly in Sussex, was sent to Horsham for trial. Tile wretched creature was dressed in the gay eat and toast expensive style of fashion. polMcript- - _ LONDON, MONDAY, MARCH 22. Three o'Clock. P.M. We have received the Paris Papers of Thursday. The most important article which they contain is the Budget for the current year, as prepared by the Minister of Finance. He detailed at considerable length the items of the varitnts estimates and the aggregate ; the total of which • amounted to 880,210,000 francs. This sum he stated to be for the ordinary service of the year 1819. It exceeded that of 1818, after deducting the expence occasioned by .the Army of Occupation, by 89,256,000 f. In sepia', ' g the particulars of the sue, he stated, that there was an indispensable increase in the expendi ture in the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of 350,000 E; in that of the War Department, of 51,600,0001 ; for the Ministry of the Interior, 7,783,200 f. ; anti for the Ministry of Marine, an augmentation of 400,000 The latter department having been long neglected, required, he observed, all the support that could be given to it. The expo:cc of the oc cupation of the French territory by foreigners had cost annually 290,000,000 f. and it could not he wholly got rid of by the retirement, for it had brought on the country a permanent burthen of 96,000,000 f. of mites. To this was to be added a sum of 33,000,000 f: for the payment of arrears, by which the who;c amount on the grand book of inserip. tiens had been raised since the Ist April, 1814, from 6.' millions to 192 millions f. This, however, he ob served, was the last sacrifice required for the unto pen:lime:v. of France. It was compensated by the advantages resulting from it; and it would have been much greater had it not been for the reduction obtained by the negotiation of the Treaty of Aix.la- Chapelle. The Minister concluded with presenting a project of law, granting the supplies demanded, and appropriating them to the different branches of the, public service. During the developement of thn financial state of the country occusienal murmurs issued from a number of Deputies, which are likely to increase when tee Minister presents a statement of the Ways and Means to meet the expences Tne Persian Ambassador was to be introduced to the King on &tunlay. An attempt was made in the Gazette de Fiance to represent the recent distur. baoces at Nisenes leaving had no connection whatever with the Election Laws, but to have entirely arisen out of a theatrical fracas. The 5 per Cents. on Tuesday fell off at 661. 75c. On Saturday, the Prince Regent received a long viai) from the Docittas of Gloucester .at Carlton loon. 011 rf;d4l. the Doke of Yolk went so 11 * .intbor. On Slturrily tiuttn it:, Royal 11 igh stcss Telllllll 01 l 0 id% the Duke told Dtadats* of Owcvster 14“ •!' ht. • ottiy . 'Car archduke AJosititilian eidiarkill al Timer titi Ptid..y, lus JlJb r uucicr i billtite I the Gil tltr 110,11:9 I ,s li rcl.cuted the:Dtaki• ci IVe'liullun has •rtt stidid to 4.),:v tat chair. ,o. Cie JIVOICIPIIg (I/tiller 01 Hit; PiLt Club on the ul May. . • THE NATIONAL REGISTER. ihnbe. AS Southend, Kent, Mrs. T. A. !Order, of a son—The lady of S. H. Russell, esq. of Cumberland-place, of a son —At Doludeli-hill, Mrs. C. Hi ttttt nersloy, of a son—ln Hanover, the lady of Major W,neken, K.G.O. of a daughter—At Celle, Hanover, the Indy of Major General Halkett. K.C.O. and C.ll. of a danAter— At the I se of her father, 3.i, Gower-street, the Indy of the Rev. GCUI ge Griffin Stouestreet, of sun and heir. - - At Hampstead, A. Spottis woode, e.g. of Bedford-square, to Miss Longman, daughter of T. Longman, csq. Mount Grove, Hampstead—At Clifton, Mr. Groige St titian, of Altlerscate-strect, to Lydia, only daughter of T. (7ooke, esq. of Bristol—At Allhallows, Lombard-street, Mr. N. Phillips, of the Cut 00000 issary Department, to E a, %%How of the late Captain Wariltnan—At St. I)inistan's in the West, Mr. E. West, .of Alornington-plate, to Charlotte Augusta, daughter of Mr. Abram, of the Temple —At Wandsworth, the 'fun. J. Sinclair, second the F. 411 ofcaiihness, to Elizabeth, youngest dancliter of G.Tritton, esq. of West-hill--At Marylebone New Chinch, Lieut. J. Grant, H.N. t• Miss Jane Maria Lucas. AVER WE PRICE 01' CORN, Per Uuarter, of the Ts; the Nlarititue District,: at ENGLAND and WALES, for the IVerk euthug Mach 13th, eatr,,cttd hunt Saturday's Gdzette. 79 4 4d I Barley... S9s 711 I Ream 65s Sd Rye .... 57s Sd Oats.... II& 3d Pease ... 67s So Diet. At Sharklewell, J. Carruthers, esq.—At hie house in Upper finiltlford street, W. Devon, esq; aged S.s.—At Rome, aged 22, the Hon. B. C. Colyear, son of Viscount Malsintown, and grand-sun of Brownlow late Doke of Atiensfrr—Atley-hoitse, C. Wyatt, esq. late Member of Pat liament for Sudbury—At Upton Grey, Hants, aged 19, Charlotte, young. sr daughter of the late S. COM r, esq. Nlillbank street, West, ll ill ster Itt Nlatlborough-}dare, Kennington, Mrs. Stokes, ri lirt of the late R. Stokes, esq. Wstwurth, in her 79th year—At the foreign newspaper office, w. Beaumont, esq. aged 67.—J. Priestley, esq. of White Windows, near Halifax, one of his Majesty's Jus tices of the Peare,and a Deputy Lieutenant fur the West Riding of You kshire. On the7th inst. in Norwich, in her Is9th year. Mrs. Mary Mur ray. relict of Dr..lolin Murray, a Lady. possessing a dispo sition congenial with dud of her law excellent husband, whose revered character is still so well recollected; she was distinguished through her long life, by acts of benevolence, and by the practice of every Christian virtue. On Tuesday night a fire broke out in a cottage belong ing to Mr. Norton, of Old Itnekenhatio, which was occu pied by a family of twelve persons, but with prompt assist mire it erns in two boors fortunately got under after burn ing. the roof eff. Norui:h—'flic Mayor, with his usual attention to the inter. eats of his fellow Citizens, summoned a Special assembly of the Corporation for Thursday afternoon, " to consider of petitioning Parliament respecting the present duties on Coal." We are of course precluded this week from giving any report of the proceedings. but shall ce..leavoiir in our next to furnish our readers with a correct statement of what took place. The subject is a highly important one to this county, which pays so large a share of the tax laid on this necessary of life. The amount of ditties paid at the different ports of Norfolk was last year as und e r : Lynn £36,106 4 01 1 Yarmouth '24,781 16 8 Wells 3,594 13 10 Blakeney aad Cley 3,160 0 4 £67,6121#10 'this is nearly one twelfth part of the whole amount of tax Great Britain. on coals carried coastwise. So unequal a distribution of taxation deserves the serious at tention of those who suffer front it. We should advise an application for a repeal of the duty, in pref. rence to an equally.a:ion of it.—The amount paid by Not folk joist helps to pity twoeinecutc phi-emelt, and whatever ministers and their adherents may think, we ronerive the money would be it better in our pockets than in theirs. RAW H IDES. Rest fleifers and Steers, per stone . es Gd to N Od Middling . Ordinary ls 8d to Vs Ott English Horse Os 01 to Os Od Nlarket Calf, each Sheep _ _ Polled . 7s $4l to Os Od Lambs CURRENT PRfl Pet W iucl Red Wheat White Rye Brook, or Buck • Wheal Barley .. Pale Mal t Feed Oats Brew or Poland do New Tick Ream Old ditto New Pigeon ditto !Willow reuse ... Gr." , Pease .... Rapeseed per last FORIAGN. Meet scan ... Riga anti %V ibllltlf kun is and V fin land ditto .... Ft Harley Fe.d o:ts Blew orltolauddo. Tick kfratne Pi,:roso dit 1 u B.iihrg Pease linty Pease Liquored p d rr qr. S3111'11E1E1,1) M.4ItIC PRII)AT. MARCTI 19.—fur market was pretty well supplied with view lleusts this morriog, which met remly sal.• at Mon. day's priests. 'rile show of Shcep was alto large, and the prices wen! telly supported for the prime polities. Veal n•m^da•e steady at nor lord snotations: and Pork remains nnmi. ha:ly as per I..st —The Int.docrs in the flay-market was pretty 4:,k, tit,• price of that article being fully supported. (I,:v:r is hill in ode, ant: Ilk: price sculls to de.l.ne. Straw is brisk, but 114.. ;11. ELI WWI Wage ls.t wiwk. • 'E WEEK. ,onoon goa ..:ES OF GRA avler Meiware MON DA Y. A. f. 63 a 74 7i a 82 j 46 a b 0 52 a st; 54 a 65 a 80 23 a it VS a 33 50 a 55 48 a 54 51 a 60 51 a 60 53 a 56 411. a 481. a 66 a 78 54 a 88 48 a 80 42 a 46 38 a 43 27 it 32 30 a 35 !•2 a 44 41 a 47 5^2 a 58 51 a 58 50 a et whets. ,IN FOR TI4 of Eight Rush WEDN SSD. I. a. a a 14 75 a WI 46 a 50 52 a 56 51 a 65 OS a SO 23 a SI 28 it SS 50 a 55 48 a 54 54 a 60 54 a 6() 58 a 56 444 a 181. -•-• a -- 86 a 78 54 a 68 4R a 60 n 46 18 a 45 27 a SV SO a 35 Ig a 44 44 a 47 MI a 56 S 4 a 58 SO a 6V FRIDA Y. A. s. 83 a 71 73 a 82 48 a 50 50 a 54 54 a 6, 63 a 78 Y 8 a 30 47 a 92 50 a 55 43 a 54 34 a 60 51 a 60 a 56 4.41 u 484 a 66 a 7/4 54 a 68 48 a 60 4t a 46 38 a 45 47 a 8t 30 a 35 4t a 44 4a a 47 5t a b 6 54 a 3M b 0 a At ATARCrir Subjoined is a correct statement of the numbers and pikes at market : I%IOE of MEAT, eselosi.... of Oral, oolot•h t•oncicts ,„, Head, Entrails, awl Ilitle, and is worth about hl. per 11).—Per stone of alb. AIoNI)AY. Beef 3. 6.1 to S. 2d Beef 4. Oa in Si 2.1 4.1 to 6. 6.1 Altill4ol 5: 41 to 6s 61 Lamb lb. Oil to Oi 10.1 Lamb O. 0.1 toi Os (II v ea l 4, 8,1 to 7c 01 ' Veal Sc 0.1 to 0.1 Purl: 4i 841 to 6. 4.1 1 P..rk 4s 6.1 to 76 01 head of cattle at SlArket. Head ol limit AL AM.rkt•t. . . I Beasts . •. . . G9O slice'• mill Lambs . 14,300 Sheep and Landis 4,i(!0 1 , 14: Y9.t I'iKs Cake. • 310 I Cakes BROWN OR MUSCOVAIM SUGAR. Average 'mule from the Returns in the Week ending iVed. oestlay last, 47s . Nid. per cut. exclusive of ditty. HAY-MARKET. Hay later - - - £6 u 0 to f 8 8 0 Straw - AY 10 0 to 13 3 0 PRICE iir FLOUR, Per Sack of Five Bu.lirls, or vichs. Monday. s. s. Monday. a. s. Fine Engll-11 Fluor CO a 65 American Flour ... 44 a4l Secriutlsditto 55 a 60 I er Barrel of 14 cwt. BREAD, 10d. to h. Od. the Qoartero Len I. PRICE OF HOPS. New Big-s,percist. New Rags per cwt. I Keut . 51 S. to 71 Os Soscex 51 U. to 51 ile New Pocket., per cwt. . _ Kent . 6' 6s to 81 Os I . 61 106 to 71 131 Sussex 51 15s to 71 Os Farnham 81 81 to 111 llt PRICE OF LEATHER, Per Pound. Butts, 50 to fl.llbs each 2lil to 911 Dressing /lids s Fine Coach hides.... l9d to 21d Crop Hides. 95 to 40Ibs, for cutting ... lid to 20d Ditto, 45 to 501Iss ....... Calf Skins, 30 to 40Ibs 24d to Yid Ditto, 50 ao 701bs Ditto, 70 lu 00Ibs . 1 . 111111441 Norse ilides l7tl to 11)d Small Seals (Greenland) Large ditto, per duzrn PRICES OF TALLAM, PRICE or FAT, perst.uf 81b. Whitechapel Market 4s 61 St. Jame',, Market 41 711 Clare Market . . Os Otl Average-4..7J. Price of Candles, per dozen, eld. per dozen allow SO \t', &c. per ll2ilt. Towti Tallow 79i 6d O. Od 1 cllow Roisia Otis Od —s Od %Vitite ditto —s Od Soap ditto . 60s 041 70s Od Melted Stuff oOs Od 58s "tif Hitt° Hough 36. Od 36s Od Greuves . . . .:4s Od Good Dregs Curd . Yellow Soap Mottled . 8. nd inGs . . go. . . ins 2%. 641 —Mould*, 14*. Od. ed fur ready money. COUNTRY CORN MA BETTS. -40,... Price of BUTTER at SwatTham and Dowthtiam (witb Cos. iui.•imL) Saturday and Monday... tica to 02, per firkin of 56Ibs. PRICE U ' CORN. PER QUARTIR. ifleal Liar ley Oats. Peme Beans S. S. S. S. IS. 'S. S. S. 11. 74 78 30 32 $6 43130 63.54 58 78 73 38 54 34 8864 1116_2 fit Nora irk Yarmouth Lynn Ipswich .......... isbeach 60 1 79 76 50 ,6 0 3 t , 84 58 6 0 51 60 70 79 60 70.84 39 58 60 70 ,71 78 - -- 1 35 45 7 7 . 80 75 174 80 80 71311 45!0 6170 1 4 171 80 61 631 41 75 711 1.0 74 80 68 10 i 6 40 00 00 66 13 63 13 61 6334 4/ 66 7e1t , 6 14 Si 0639 713! 70 84 63 71 36 - —176 SO Ilutoisigdos 1 64 84 66 73 'lO 33 Ruth Redford Cambridge Canterbury Derby Der igen : 3 1-6.ti :s . L ewes.._ ...... 74 7865 66 30 36 70 73 1 00 60 Lincoln 77 856 4 V? 45 30 00 0160 41n(dbloote Neu bury 6O 9451 71 30 42 03 80 55 SO Peterhosough ...... i6B 80 60 72 ': 6 3800 (0 00 en 11 e.thog Itoehepter '6l4 86 50 66 30 40 6.1 PO 60 70 B.alishury ..... .... 60 8054! 68::11 4'O ) (078 03 LON' Wit Printed am' Y uai.rJ La rLr Prolmrk" JIIU N 1 . 11166, at ti:e Wier, IS, Fleet-Street, *here all towels to the Lcattor, Ac. (Lost-paiJ), must, be 9s 14