The National Register. — London, England, 1819-11-07 00:00:00

P.OVAI. VISIT TO TIIKTF0111) SPA. ( From the Norwich Couricr.) ()is Thand ty aftertmott. n'toiti three the b ll nr St. l'i:ter's attootoweil the :writ:s(it of ttte 1)01.... ss• Chiiteesscr, hy the Diike of Grali•iii, Noble Recorder) t!% Lirt Cosostri.s of Eitstsso. Inn! Csh tries l'i•zriv 11.. y (the Nlestilseri for 'Vie Hotioli) Laelies I, itsra aue. 1,tb.1 a I ilzrov, (.:"Iyamel and Lisly Pierre yiisit, Sir ArChiloalii Nltirrov, Ike. The only has tor orriscil at the Town hall, were received .ite Mayo , and Co .r. 11:s ltoyol Highness was the.) ititriehteesi W the Coritorttiim, moil oil the soh, itr "oil of toe NI acee i, te d the Frcetioto of the B(31011 . 411. uhieh WjS 1111 Mellitl voted. The Deputy lteeo:der the pr?%ented the I)eeke with the I).ieket of Freedom, and hi. 11;1:11 was VaCIUUsly 1/1C.1.50.: eo return the following ati,uet " Mr. layor and Gentlemen,-4 fet I iir,self ex tremely Rattered by the manner in is Itch J hat e been rt,- ceieed, and by those expressions of firm attachatetit to my family and mvulftvliii'll ritr Address contains. I accept from this Clorporation t he honour of the Freedom of the Borough most coriliAy, toad shall cit.r have the . I interest for the welfare of the %cay loyal and aiteient town of Tnetford." The Rival 1)u1:e was then conducted to the Assenth:v Room, where an elle,, ,, atit cold collar on was prepared (at a very shot notice) by the Nlayor, consisting of confectionary, pines, &e. &c. of which the distinguished party, with the Corporatist mil several Getillemini of the town, petrack, his lto) a l I liAtiess con% ersing loom affably with all around him. llis Roval lliglineis then signified „his wish to visit the tip], and having mounted his proceeded to the Swine, with an 1141111(.116V fee iptentl) cheei lie him on his w.iy. !lasing itisiNctvtl the Puetip Room and Baths, which are now iti great 'attar:n.s, he went lie/Wll to the Spring: head, and ter pressed himself tottelt pleased with the beatifies of its ittiation, :toil stated Ma: ni his opinion the %%cater was a stronger Clialyht.aie Mao that of Timbriii.e. Toe :'Stet 113\6114 thell prOvlllell 111:i Iti , V.ll Iliahnes. with Acction's (limie to the •?-ip.t, he e‘pies!ell his desire to see the town, and hat he: heel' conducted throngit the ~tree). by the 111,u or owl C•irporatuni, about half-past five o'clock crossed the bridge where his t.a• veiling chariot ir4s yi willing, took leave of those gentlemen who hail attended hint in the most courteous atid contlescen.inz manlier, aiiel expressing himself much pleased %%nil his C Sit d.:parteti for Weeting HA the seat of Culotte, DIXOII. It is this week our t .sk to relate a most me la•icholv event, which occurred on Nlonday Sainnef and Joseph 1/iwily thrnther-), Thomas Parr (their noel.), and 11 tII ant eat ker; all po , n tishernie.l of Br:lnc - aster. put to sea about two in ihe afternoon, for the purpose of recovering an anchor, which w.is lying at a shirt distance above the bar in Bra:mister harbour, when a ec u..ti maim!, on, and the sea running Mali, their little collie became iminanazeahle, and in one fatal moment was engialphed in the deep, in the sight of Samuel Dowtly. lieu. (the hliltee)• "h". hensii e of their danger, was anxiously waxliitig them with a telescope from the beach! Toe wri ck of the boat was driven ashore soon alter the accident, but none of the bodies had been found so l at ely as Yeiday morning last.—Jnceph Dowd! (who is represented to have been an honest, intim-at-lout wan, and an nulidgent and affectionate husband and father) has left a ss idow and four infants to Linent their irrep: dile loss, the former of whon: std condones in a care of mental adlictiun more readily It, be conceived than described ! '1 haulm' Parr, aL.o, has kit a widow am: two children ! May this narratne awaken the feelings of the (Indent and humane, and prompt them to extend the hand of benevolence onwards the td ;41441 of such amount ! ited distress! We had occasion some time Liner to expire, the unpa raleled baseness of the Wort house I.arty in atirstipting to raise a try at Norwich against Mr. Cohe es a supporter Oldie Corn fill, We then Novell that sOfllft of the very' pen w h o wa r t . the most actice (;111 Mr.,V;o..lelionst.'s Committee, whence issued those lying ersp.et. Mr. Coke, were tile rPipli ,. lllolliit , jd Como y Meet. lag for the purpn,e of obtaitidig 4 new Com hill--that ii!r. Coke declined to attend that meeting, and addriosed to the }ennuis usseielded o letter stating the grounds 'trigs' abjection: to their proceedings, and recommending them, instead of petitioning for a Corn fill, la pr:ittua foe such a r(l ,, eaathsseat la the esvamditur , : of the GOlNtrlleltiii awl a re. ,'airs of the iatrv, as shook/ lighten the harthens which pres.sttl not only nom Agriculture, but up on a ll r ia.s es u' the eononvoity. We; !scored flint //‘ t-ry men, who otttsropteti iu v a in to get M•. Coke% eduction to their 6. - lierm for a new Corn Itta , pot out those handbills 'I/Well Heel:Set/ Mill t•fliett,g a Suppuris.r of it. The came lufamotc,cowira dis., end hat.e ati ...11111t was made last week I Antll)4l of kind to those whirls we have pit *hided to NA* On the leutiling 01 the Meetier, and twit i!it ended to raise A 6311400 f agisiiib! Mr. Col. u.. Wuth this publicalion a Immo rorlihia reel is c ~,,, 0,1 041. ()or re , olins will prolia 6' • i worm-ser tl a .14cocle!y wu n% fun cd 14.ljMay f.., Ile et owed pose u( 1 . 110:I file agielunne tints. r ~,,, s against the Mimi, of foreign t orii, th• eby e Anaheim: generally the prier o grain 'flue hi this 'twit ty wt is held at the tiara,a II fm. lie, I.llel the rhaio melt ti/i . a Mr. Utticg, of A,ltss et tit Tilts rrollentatt tttute to Mr. •-tke, FT(1.11 , 811/1g his el 11 e nut a •alah ins template,' by the society. What will ma readers shit it of Cllr conduct of flit. 010011118 e, when tat 'Weill) it 11541 hr, ter ru/ man eigs l .l cd to Mr Cok. o , 4lwlnact in order to int pu,:' new ruitriciinns• vre the t pr two of ruins, war rats tilt foremast oo jobs fo that ekahou t s.AJ htr thOeilh4l wry; stall rigellt• a. 4411.116 iii pPI-fleee. Tint We saw Wll ill 1/11f OW II ,011 y a. All) CU11.191.411 UllliUCh conduct would to n holly ,ii -1,0,11"00*. 1,.l tilts 11, 411 puttied* the col rest. nde.sce bu rner,' hint and flr. l o.c on tlu uuhject, and 41 , 0 that fit Mr. 11' I . C1110/...',1 , 1/4 Ikes, be t w blcn of nun ('auin'y Mendr,s r l Oct d and i* truth the .ttprorr c r Int..a ta are.. A lath ha% r a irtljr Dr) to rlil-t: the 1.1 ire 01 OLD BAILLI. On Saturday John Trapp nsis ineieted fur felunind4l) let a letter. containing a 50i. :t• d 401 Bank of Eng hod-note, nl h rh leiter had come to Ins hood in ctiirequrear nit hi. Eat 1111)111 4. 14 iu Go 6114'10 Piot (litre. indictment agaiint him, lor basing in. Ili! 1.115.1 1..40. I ia• stolen pope. . *rue Court !WI Mil 'IA 111111 ill eirig I. Ihr .rromill indictment, N Inch subjects hall to hans o m la ttio• fur sescii yea L. Juuu all clerk In the imcal post-ua.ce, n cianit t..tl onion indictment citatgi,g him nun sectesai,; Intl r containing a lA. mite. odd,. ht. ;1 to a gentlt Mall n o un d eller. rriailing nt No. Ili C. il:%. ut Kent ; and alai a se, 0..11 indititstro, elvtr 4 tl q : him atilt si0:111TIA a I. Ile, Ctalia aia the nAve, of inn 101. allte., add iessirit to W. Limb, Esq. uf th, near Bedford. Thcie were lout other charges against aini, whirl. ;trio not tried. 'rite annuli Nlerting 411 the Norwich and N, Auxiliary liable Sncietk was livid at the Hall tit S, Ail Iretv's..—.l. E Buxton, Esti: was w thr Cllaj:. (ittrlttsy, I' q rest,' the Report, which emitattatl an .u•count Or lit greet IrtIVCSS m.a,le by tile Socatty. bush in Ilc distribut of liihies and inen-ara, of i•s kinds. A hill lir toting al-ii milk place at S.. Andrew's 11.11 . fur the purpose of rece.ving the i 111111.1.11 report oI nit Chinch Missionary society, G. S. Ken, in the Chair The report teas read by the Rev. C. I). Brere ton, front which it appoared !hat societies had been tormed io `l.luj, Cinistantitylv, and Regent's 'Vowii, new settlement in Africa also 011 the borders of ilte Ganges, &c. FAY thous:old 'moods 11:111 !Well 11'.111%. nutted to the Bishop of. Calcutta, in addition to the annuity of 1,5001. for the porpo-e of erecting a college The receipts in Norfolk, ice the first establishment ul the Socitt), have amounted to 523791. A ()tint IloAe.—captain Sir Hobert Nl.ttls, who has a son at the Hopi Naval College, at Porisinouill duck-yard, received a letter, a few days since, stating that he had fallen over the bannisters of the stairs, and was killed on the spot- Sir Hobert, an soon as the ef fect of such n rlaucito y tidings had sulhitled a big ItYll6. pitClit II WO set vain to au undertaki r, with directions luir hint proc..ed io P irt ui, and Skid ke the Ileet'S,jry arrawleinenoi preparatory to the interment of the youttio, and Sir It beet's affiVill there. The undertaker arritol on Wednesday, IA hen ou the servant giong to the Cid lege, he was most agreeably surprised to find his young master in good health, no accident whatever baring happened to hint. %Ye will inn attempt :o ileseritu! feelmgo of Sir Roll It and Lily Menils on the occasion. Lidp Mends, we understand, is ut a ba I state of Tlte late trials of Oldie have given rise to the remark, that the most powerful opponents to Chris tianity in this country were Tories, viz. Hobbes, Hume, and Gibbon ; anti its most popular advocates Whigs, Loaf c Addison, Riley, and Bishop Watson. Curious L.ts erg y.—Gay's Chair.—thit literary Madera are aw.re u, t Gry irie was a nasite_of Barnstaple, in Devonshire. A few ininitln aim, at a public sale in th it town. a curiously formed chair, well caleulsted lor wiping (a swing 14 k being aflixert to for meditation, °r mortioure, arid which can incomes. Lady be proved t,i.have belonged to the poet, was pur. chased by a 7,entleimiii of pcetical and theatrfeal cele. hrity. all, examination of this curious piece of for. :More, and upon the removal of a drawer placed tattler under the seat, a smaller one, most ingritio.t.iy seemed, was found, in which were deposited 6c%rial documents and interesting papers in prose and verse, many of them irs Gay's baud-writiug,Ao.appfarS by a comparison with s ;lithe, and which docauientis have never met the i,ublic eye, gentleman who was.so tOrttinaie as to purchase the chair its valuable commis, is Mr. jlenry Lee, a mane of Hingham, Nous, proprietor of set era! theatres ill the Wei; of England, .author of " Caleb Quotetts"—" Poetic Impressions"--" Dash," a le., .kc. 'nil: NATIONAL REGISTER. Zurbe. Al 1U Ito,n, In Hurl.. eurect. 13e/keley ininere, the h.. 1) of J. Mle• ro.l. pr.,* ton. At italbmt. tall, the lady of N. 14, Levi, req. of a still beta child, Nea -tt cat .. t , t houttchige 1%01., the 14.1) of lb. het. JuLa Kirby, er Vellirid 'LI,III, la II rlAushier. Tfir uhf) of J. L. Newaheht, enq. New Timber puce, Shack, of a con 7114 L-tr. • fithqtrotb• on Thawlay.. the 7h at ttober, at the dumb ut St. Sh..reeitieh, Mr. Oa ...e L -14Iak, uf the 1\ ing , l3nd Vlintqlh Needlt. NI,. 11. liarion, Pour* Cloy.. K. to Moo diuollitr of T. Aeons, ea.i. 01 ito mod. At ...mob MIL., .1. H. 1).1. osti. of Itrook bei.huni, Merle, to M4l), only douglitei of , h e 4.11, J. Holmes, viol, of Hollow 1N1.41A, ‘ll.lcll‘ col. of PAndbey toll , Suflolk. to Mani:oft, 3ountfrfit doughty(' ut tote propri...eur go Or SILII.I t . t101:;t 101 l of .1. flrlgol, Lumglaun, to s.tc•in nate, ..1 w. A.li , roi. of It.. biog.. AI 1.c%...5. Y. 3101111.1 M, Coq. of (1.41/titer of thu Pit' J. .X 14111111114, Mop 4.... Inmeb. At ; , !'or ) lebon.• I:es. It. lilt I wall, of 1itt.,01.111)1i,1.. tht C.O1111) . 01 P 1111,1711, to •tialott . ., ; 91111gtol d•tUr.tter 11. c loot I„ e' of "..tAtliv. Ibu itt'V; .1. !1ttt',...,•:11.1. tit Pl:.nkbnill., to f4a110010., eldCet elingli•L • ..1 %;ntlia. I ut the twiner At Kt. ...qr . '. 1.. 0. %t al lu , ( 1 4.,. of llA,,to n , Comb ul J. I uttilt , ttn, of taw:, In tbe Note ("nal). 7..)ir0. At Dillelin, Mr.. .Irelt , !•ete., auu w ut the. ;Ate Major .lcchuale,a/ gte 44.1 e ret•i nent. • _ .•.• . ---- .4t loixton hill. Wo• n, I . aged 41. tt lary, neat I aria,,Kri. Sa,4e, pidow or the Isle P. A. &.pte, eaq. of 11.0. filth lo lot th M,e. ~,mbh•co, of f . 1.401 .4 1,. ( 1 1 ,1 °V0 1. 1 13110'.1 . , on 0 1 1 14 itry. N • W. roller, rector of (luting., d Nen Invent green, Mlddl , sex. surgeon of ho Slaicsl3's Ito) al J!1:11 47. ca.1.111-rit•ler of law , aged 43. Mr Jam.. Art on: to!:I., to N. I'et4r• Ulturrloard, deli D. 'is Merl, b 111,13. 11141111/ • illOl, Mr. Co Mal MAI li, lot flied) of Dropiley pl Lyojt, cecourt non of esti. of Love lane, Alder man n b. At • .4114ni place, L.traier, ei aged 61. At 1104,,t/Ina, UV.il" rilloblint, WI 67, ltr. N. ttvrits, an eminent tat itheni.wei 1414kef, of 1'ace4,11.,,... At Ntal&tuut, ...gekl al, At., .1..c.45.a, *W.A." o 1 II lift J. J.e.k root, r•r:. At Lob:Pith, J. I . rusni aged 4. LNDON : Printed aad Publh.heel by the Pcup:ir tor .0011 N 11VIGG, at the Office, 70, Flret•urert, 010 id All Letters to the Editor, &c. (pus( paid) WWI L. ad' dressed.- 1. 011001 t 3arkcts. CORN F.XCIIANGE, MONDAY, Nov. I. We had but few fresh arrivals of Wheat from Kent and Es-cc this morning at market. which hdiy supported last week's prier.. Fine Malting Barley solu readily at is per quarter higher, hut the inferior samples were dull in sale at our last prices. We hat a good supply of Outs which met with an equal demand at la t a eek's prices. Beans rue a trifle dearer. In Peas, end other ar ticles, there is no altcr.ttion. COAX EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY. Nov. .7.: We had but ti:o tine bumph.% of Whvat ut market this day, but what appeartal were Chiefly those left ovct from \tondat•'a market, whicit, home.:., Were readily di prised of at an advance of 2. per to% For ilarley was not touch in demand, and Al.mtlay's prices acre bartly supported for the %Ye 114.1 a good supply of Gats„ %Melt met wit an t (od de mand at our Itut prnvs. In PULS, Mains, 61c. there is no eltvratinn. CORN EXCHANGE. FRIDAY, N 'r. 5. We hare led but a small upfly ut Wlieiti the. 4at market, priheivafly front our owe ants*, the • •eb. tell tery little sho t of the su;ply, and full as good tempi s Alunddy. F r request ; hut what sales win, tit e., a, prwes. trio trade was ri.ay (131“ wnitt were ut Is. and is. per gamier i.ivecr. In Beans, l' is very hustites., autos, and no alteration 11. tal,tl • . Is.. l'er N itch , stir :Wasn't. eat' E.aho Bus 1110 N OA Y. WEIINEW. 51 a 70 I St a 72 63 a 74 63 a 71 34 a 3111 31 a 3S OUP kit i ere effected Stc. there f.E.K, trh. SItIllA V. S. s. 51 a 70 4;3 a 76 34 a 38 Red W hem While .... Ityr lirauk, or Buck Wheat Hurley Pule 3141! Feed Ilire‘% or Poland d to. Tic 1. Beath. Old (lotto, 34 a SS 32 a .16 a *t) 22 a tit Y 4 a tej 3 1 a 31 37 a 44 3el a 44 vl u sti 44 a 3;1. a 396 34 a 38 32 .1: 46 74 a 60 2.2 a 25 24 a 28 31 a ST al a 411 58 44 52 a 56 44 a 53 37/. 74 39. 31 a 38 32 a .1.13 74 a SO 2.1 V 4 a 23 •34 a 57 37 .a 411 38 a 44 52 a sti 41 a A:1 Sit . News I'igruu dub 114)i Pe.lse (ire) lt,iprwea per limn FORLIGN. American Dant4i c Riga and V. ;smite Russia auJ ries land ditto .... Rye Barley Feed Oats Breve or Vo/und do. fuck Beans 63 • a 72 bi.) a 58 48 a 54 SO a 33 28 a 36 20 a 23 28 a 29 30 a 3z 33 n 35 48 a .111 42 a 48 48 a 00 . a —. OS a 72 SO a „SO a tj a i j 50 •48 .a 64 90 a 3$ 26 a 35 'ill a '25 Yp u. $9 a 92 92 a 35 48 a 52 42 a 46 48 a GO 48 a St 30 a 31 VS a 37 20 a 26 a VO 30 a 32 33 :1 1S a 32 42 a 4( 1S a C..) Mgt'oll dintb . BUSI eug ferise Grey Pease pf.i. fir. AVF,Ji %GE:MiIt:F.4W Lit Per Quarter, ill the Tod% e Maritime Di4irict. of ENGLAND and W %LES, fir tl.e Week canting Otauber y 941, extracted from Saw 41a)'. Gazette. Wheot... bg 9J Barley... 38. 3.1 I Beau , . l7, Id -12; 7,1 I ()A5.... 2;3; 3.1 I as. I B• ( N ;)it AIUNCOVADO AA.; ti. Averam.- frivt I butn the Retains made in the Week ending Wednestla3 last, 3js. 91.1. per cwt. t ;elusive of duty. Sllllll FIELD MARKET. FRIDAY, Nov. 3.—We bad a good supply ofprime beasts &al morning at market, which nit' a ready sale, but a vile cheaper. The show of Sheep was large, and prices CllC4pt. VMI was dull in sale, and Monday's prices with difficulty sup Pork wag dearer, and Inisk in salu.--The business in the Hay. market was very dull; Hay was cheaper. Clover was cheaper, but dull in sale. and stiaw etnains as per last. Subjuiml is a cornett statement of the numbers and prices a market: PRICK of M EAT, exclusive of the Writ', a loch enns;st: • f . Head., Emrail., amt Il.de, and is 1101111 about Id. per of $lll. lleef 4. 1.!.,1 to 5s 4 ! 4- 4.1 to 5. CI V r al 5g 4d to t;s Pork S. ;Id to 4•1 Head of tattle at Market. 3,306 ' , Let! , and Lambs , 16,500 Pia , • • • '230: lids P 4 • 11111.1 Y. nee, 4. Ott lu 2 titiot4 5. 0,1 to 5. Lititib Os Oil to 0. Ud Veal 5 6,1 to ti• 4 t Pork 54 Ull W Ge 4.1 I lead vi Cottle at M.srket. Nauss . . . 664 *Amyl , &till .L4Dilis I tiol.• . •.41(1 C4ll . re •t4U isAC:I Nay Cluver St ra :5 • Y to AG II 0 . 0 0 to iT 7 II '1 10 n to f 1 10 tt I'Hit.E 4 , OF TALLOW, !Nice. or 1:1r, p;:wst.uf.Pl6. SOAP. die. per 11411., 'roan Tallow .035.0.1 0. 0 I S.llu 11‘,...ta Od W.itu ditto Pd Ooa Od Alelted Stull 00. Od Sic 04 DAttu Hough Od I 4 34 Greeves . . `24: Od Gout! Dreg' . 9. Od Curd Soap: . . 102 e StULip . . Ittuttled . . . Price of Caudle-, per don't), lA, od.--310u1d., Is.. AI WI/raspy' Market Si ful I St..l4ww. Mar;.est 3. .7d Clare Market . . U; •Utl 76 Sdi Average--:.•. 7417 perjoats alluk;ed furrtatly PHICE OF LEATHER, .Yrr Pound. —~ 15tIltb. 50 to flijilm ouch .... 19d to ?Id Dreratug Hider . Floe Clutch MI N l'd to 10A Crop Hides, 35 tu 40110, for cutting ~. Ditto, 45 to 501 b.... con' skin., :to to soup °9d to eim Ditto, So to 701Iq Ditto, 711 to 891bs Tuisitod Doom. Doles.. ..... ...... Small SCaili (Gfrellittild) Lor4e ditto, per &ten Nov. 7.