The National Register. — London, England, 1819-07-04 00:00:00

4 216 Stiocgiso MoRDER.—A dreadful circumstance took glace at Brighton, in the Barrack yard in Church-street, (acing the royal stabling, on Tuesday afternoon. At about half past friar o'clock the military, the 9Oth in (Autry, turned out there for ilte afternautt's parade. A private who had heels confined in the mottling fur being alwent front duty, was release) Is the orderly serseatit, 'Watson, to fall in for die paraik. The fellow, meth resenge fur the confinement he had endured, kin sooner had his musket in his prosession, than, as it seems, he charged it viitlt a ball cartridge, and us Ser. jeant Watson descended frock his mom to the barracks yard, he deliberately took aim at him, and shot him through she body.--:The ball entered on one side, near about the ribs, and cattle out at the other. The Ser .ajeant api,gered a few paces backward, and dropped. •itittraieal aasittaitee was useless. lie did not stirs We the .caul .warned fume 01.111 twenty llllllllllCD. 'rise horrible • deed was perpetrated in the midst of the soldiers mos • tering for the parade ; many of them supposed the guts huil.beeu fired from the other side of the yard wall, and • were its the act of scaling it to discover by whom, when • the miscreant threw down his piece, and exclaimed, that he was the man, and that lie had then had his res entre, .and was in no wise sorry for what he had done. ile , was then secured, and the High Constable sent for, on the arrival of whom lie was marched from the Barracks, and lodged its the Town Prison, two sentinels being „placed qtr dirty LO goad the door. The deceased bore a %cry exedleot character in the regiment. lle was the , orderly serjeant appointed at the Pavilion, and who did . (boy in that capacity during the whole time that the Prince Regent was there last winter. lie has left a wife and three children to deplore his premature loss. Bow-stateer.—ltuaitaxo A FIRES --011 Satitolay, Denis Nleitoney was brought to the office, charged 011 sitspicirm of having stolen a number of skins, the proper ty of Mr. Smith, a furrier, of Gough-aquare, ss hose house • was considerably injured by . the tire which broke out at 31r. Beaky's, the printer, in Bolt-courr, Fleet-street. It appeared t h at the prisoner, its Collspasty with auuther nun, %scot iuto Mr. Poland's shop, a furrier in the aStratid, near the English Opera-house, and offered some skits for sale. Mr. Poland questioned theist as to haw they bkcattse possessed of diem, when they replied a mats who cause front Gravesend gave them to thaw ; Mr. •I'uland, however, having heard of a tire at Mr. Smith's, .charged them with hating stolen the skins thefamm, when they berth got out of theshop and- ran off; they were pursued ; the prisoner was stopped and secured. His compinion, being a swift runner, made his escape. he prisoner was committtd fur further exa aaa i a tation. DARING BURG LARY.-011'llonday morning a gang of desperate litmus entered the premises of Nlessts. Bland and Weller, guasic ilealers„ . apd Mr. Alvey, gold sash!' aud Oxforil-street, near Rathbotte place, but were futtunittely detected its their perhaps murderous Career, has hag loaded lire-arms, &c. In town posse,aion. Mr. Alt ey, on Sunday night last, tamed to :rest with his family, but bait not been long in bed when lie heard a noise which rather alarmed hint, and col .{Tided that mice were busily employed in the walk, and it being rather dark he refiatiwil front getting Ma Of bed. lie fell asleep. but shortly afterwards was awoke by atio thee insist, Which appearkl like bricks falling from the wall; tie immediately alarmed his faintly, and he lis .tened fur a short time and plainly heard the discourse of smile inert, from which lie wit convinced their lives .were in danger, and he scarcely had time to cross his apartment when the wall of the !smut broke in, and lie perceived a mait's arm ; he made use of souse racks •ati stints and rats to Mime' the watchmen, who i 11111 l ech ately came to assist. They stationed thenswlta s some 21 the back and others at the front oldie houses of Mess. Bland and Co. and Mr. Akey, while whets went into the house. One of the watehmeti heard a 1101 e at one of the shutters, to whit It he placed bra back ; but short ly after lie with the shutter was thrown down, and two .of site 'Alicia, rushed out; one ran towards Soho-square and the other upktatlibstue-platis, pursued by the watch men, aina they were bath taken into custody. The other . escaped the tuck way. On returning to the huts-e, the .coat and hat of one of the thieves were found by alie ,side Dian aperture which would admit of the ss atchman's body. through a large brick wail, into Mr. Alvey's ,ecrom. A phosphorus box, matches, a crow-Imr, SCTOV .driver, a whistle, false key, which opened all the doors; a brace of loaded pistols sk Inch lay its readitiess in case .of detaction, and his their pocketin powder-case was also found, and some property ready packed op. They were taken to the watch-horse. and yesierday summing were .carried to Mlarlhosuu,tlsrstrect office tor examination. The prisoners gave their names Sherrard and Jones, des. la-rate hooking fellow,, and they were committed for tardier hearing. On Monday, B th inst. James Andrews, and his brother Richard, dined :it Kilworth, on which occa sion the latter informed hi: brother, that there was a writ out against Lim, and that he bad better go that night to•his sister's at Ilichaeri town, to avoid arrested ; tuning him at the same time, that 1. (Richard) and another irrron would escort him part of the way. James a.:ccpteil this advice, and they aecortliogly ret out together, accompanied by tia:rd petsun. On their way, Richard Andrews stopped at a forge, where he prot•trred a piece of sqt:are bar iron, and a spade, as weapons fur their protection. On coming to a particular part of the load, Richard remarked, tl at there was a slivrt way across that part, and on their entering there, lie struck his un. , uariled brother a blow with ti.e iron her en tEe head, wlii h knocl.ed lain down. Ile re ratuti his blows till be deprived the unfortunate man of life- , --then drew the body across two or truce fields, after battering the skull with a large stone, and threw it into a large hole or cleft of the mann -lain, where Lc covered it over with earth, having f r g . tatj,Qa what r.toncy tle.4l::::cax.d Lad with him, THE NATIONAL REGISTER. The other man, who was a person in the confidence of Richard, stood by during the shocking transaction, I petrified with amazement and fear, but afterwards made a discovery of the circumstances, and lodged' informations against the perpetrator of the barbarous fratricide. We arc happy to add, that this atrocious miscreant was apprehended on Tuesday night, the 15th, on his way to this city, with the intention of embarking here, through the very laudable vigilance and exertions of that active magistrate, John Cour tenay, Esq. of Lismore. He has since been trans mitted to Cork, to stand his trial at the ensuing Assizes. — Waterford Chronicle. Mirtb.e. Mrs. Rottiory. of %%omen 04,7r:81 7 .a nibury Name, of a son. l•oly al f. Abta 0, L' ppar Nona aut...t, Glare lan rout, of a derghter. At Ilottun ball, F.11,4•X, the lady of Lieut. Col. liruce,of a son. Mrs. Carr, of ssamford 114 hero, of a solo At Stansted,the lo'ly of Millions Wyllie, earl. of roarer, in Scotland, late of Blackheath, of a daughter. Mrs. Allistun, of I inshory square, of a dsnghtcr. igfarrieb. At Camberwell, Mr. S. Wilson, of the Forough of Foratkwerk, to Sarah, eldest dunghter of Mr. It. bleleoll, of Camber - wet: grove. At St. Pancras thatch, Mr. 1 hompoon, of Rupert street, to LIM*. both, daughter of the Ltle Mr. S. Pool, of Henri:mead road. At Keimingtura,llw Mr. .1. Daniels, or fwyrordbory.4l46op's foot, to Ulsa, stray daughter ot Mr. IL Mom ,of Chireo's buildings, Btompion. At Si. Jul..", Hackney, Mr. John C•lllegmeed, of Oafutd, to !illy a, eldest (Wielder of Win. Ilale, rm. or Homer too. 'the Bey. W. Bradley, A 1.4. of Breimme College, to Mary, daugh ter of the Rev. C. II aminond.soctor of Stole /I 31.11101111 PUt he. At M. Pancras churchdlic Rev. R. William.. Preboodory of Lincoln, Rector, of (Ault Houghton, N.,lthalflph.ll 41111 Domestic Chaplaio of the Mr/engin of Ilaolinicat to Mks Hotrod , ;Weld datighter of the late S. Round, tvi. rd Slog's P.real... l lsll, Lei Its. At Hammersmith, W. lloroble, esq. of Chiswick, to 1.20t151, out) daughter ut the luc .f..4.'oxwed, req. Dab. :lie Anwyl Clerk, M.A. aged 80, Rector of Llanyelil, At Clidon, Elisabgth Inglis, only daughter of the late Captain A. Clarke. R.N. .lai the 74th year of her age, Ilannah, relict of the late M. lickford, esp. of Pickorro, Cheshire. At Cireuersder.Glocester shire, S. Ly sons, tan. of the Inver Temple, F.It.S., and F.A.S., lierpor ut his Moksry's ttecordt in San Tooter of London. On locrolay loot, at Lark ploee, Chelsea, to the prime of lire, Zara, site of Mr. I'. Lowlry , auctioneer, of WOO.l Stia CI, lbeapstrie. It. Wilder, req. of Mill Hill loom, Leeds. In Red (Jon ware, J. Adcock, my aged 73. In Grommoor place, William Wy neb, toy. .'root 60. Frances, relict of the late I. Ileatltiue, oro. 01 I/otiose eowdoone. Al Clapham, Louisa Sarah, wife of lhowasWarre,jmnor, and eldest darlghter aA rdr Knoell George, bort. At t 'rocas Wantwood, Ilene, Francis Bradford, mg. aged 64. At bath, Julia Blaskesiro.lo.4l. IsSe of Quebec, a Alcorn. of Council of 11w province of lower CAISOiIa. AL al. !Mention. wife of Mr. Wm. Slenoett.Sharkelwell groan. NEIGHBOUR'S FAR E Cannot be better elucidated than bye he present Lottery. in which the Number (in numerical order) beAme and after the TWO Prises of 20,n00L will receive a Capital Prize, fie. &a besides whatever Prize each Number respectively may be drawn ; therefore A Ticket or Share can gain Three Prizes Tbrce following Nionbers must be Capitals Every Ticket and. Share has The Chance of Three Distinct Numbers. F.,!hernea with full particulars, of this small but inviting Lotaery, may be had at all the Lotrery.otiims in London And the country, where Tickets and Slaves are mutt . on Sale. * e • The whole Lottery wilt be Drawn 2jd JULY, THIS MONTH. 141.()ON1SBURY SQIJAIIE four Doors from the Top of SOUTHAMPTON STREET. HOLBORN, is the IRISH LINEN COMPANY'S fINLY WAREHOUSE in London, ESTABLISHED NINETEEN YEARS. for the Sale Irish Shining and Sheeting Cloth. by the Piece, at die Factor's Print, WARRANTED for durability. and colour, and to repay thepurchase money should any fault appear. The Company, from the nature °lllicit . egabliallitient. bete and in Ireland, offer to the community the above artie:es nittcli cheaper than they two be procured through any other metliitin. (lead Irish Bills and Bank of Ireland notes taut as usual. Country orders punctually attended to. J(111 N N 0 ‘' A N, airy Square. Agents. JOHN DOYLE, 31, St. Mary's Abbey Dublin. }OK ONE WEEK ONLY. S.IDLEIi'S WELLS. MONDAY, Juts' 5, 1819, amts five following Evening..--)A new Harlequinade, written and produced under the immediate direction of Mr. Grimaldi, faith the excquion of two Scene., bx Mr. C. Hardin). Music by Mr. Nicholson, called THE FATES; or. 11ARI.EQUIN $ liot.rna Harlequin, Mr. Bologna • Fantaloom Mr. Barne ; Clown, Mr. Gri maldi ; arid Columbine. M iss Tree. • In the course of the Erming (for one Week only), THE • W 11.1) NI AN. Characters. Mebtm II art Lind, ( iuerint. Camp bell, ltais, ...Odder. and Barnes; Mrs. Slider and Miss Tree. A new Melo Drama, in Three Act. translated from the French, under the: direction of Mr. Grimakli, called THE CZ Alt ; or. A Dar TIIE Charactirs, Messrs. ampbell,Guerint. G. Crisp, Blanes, Slake, and Kirby; Miss Goodwin and Mrs. Best. A now Aquatic Me:o-Drama. called THE 11#10T 11E1R, will Ire produced on Monday next. More 'Novelly is in iiri:pannion, and will speedily be produced. Box 4s. l'it 2s. Gallery 1.4. lksirs open at hail-par live, begin at half past six, places kept till hal,"-past Moto., to ire taken at the Box Office of the Wells every day from nip: to four. Free Admis4ons fur the Season may be obtair.cd, and Private Boxes may lx lAA. by application at the Box O ffi ce. ER A D . . -•-•- To counteract the !slimy attempts that are made to imp.we ut, the 'misery a artrinies composition, in .lead ul the Genuine Itlitekiag preparesliry !)ay and ilmy are Malacca to adopt a INIV/ 141418ei iu Which their Address 97, High Ilo Mom i• placed sal xonapirioia.ly, that May trustan attention to this, and the dilfercul e the type, which is unlike all let ter press, will enable all piarebaierii at ,itiee to detect the nowsition. The Heal ilApaii Itlaelsilig, made by DAY and mmtri 17, nigh Holborn, tis ill in future .be sold in 11..ttles at 6.1. 1.. I'. ed. each, and a copy nt the La bcli with all Venders. .I.).‘Y AND MARTIN, GC, 11),-.1. Dulbor:t., tonbon sq)artuu. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY. June , 2n. We had a very short supply of Wheat this day from our own coast. which went off briskly, and was 3s. per qr. dearer than last week. Foreign Becky was in rather more demand. and price: lower than last week. Fine samples of Oats went off briskly, but there was not a very good supply of grain at market, arid last week's prices were supported. In Peas, Beans, and other article., there is no altetation. _ - CORN EXCHANGE, WEn•Eaunv, JUNE 30. We had a very middling supply of Wl. , !at this morning at market, which was very , dull in sale, at from is. to 2s. per qr. higher. Foreign Barley maintains Monday's prices. but very tew sales were effected. Oats are dull in sale, and a trifle d..mrtr. Beans are brisk at Monday's rice& In Peas and other articles, there is vary little business doing and no alteration in price. CORN EXC HANG E, FRLDAY. July 2. We had a pretty good supply of Wheat this morning from Kent and Suffolk, the prime samples of which met a ready wile at Wednesday's vital. Fine Foreign Barley sold on full as good terms as on Vs edoesday, and was brisk in sale. Oats are from is. to 2s. Frew. dearer, and but few saki arc effected at that prim. ln Peas, Beans, and other articles, there is no alteration. CURRENT PRICV ;RAI 'E WEEK, Per W iucl :ES OF Gk. cster Meamat MONDAY. 60 a 72 63 a SO 34 a 38 N Wit TH of Eight Hula VI CON B/D. S. 60 a 13 63 a 60 34 a 38 YfiDAY• S. s. 00 a 73 63 a 1.0 31 a 38' Red Wheat White Rye Brank, or Beek VI heat Bark,. .. Pale Mal t I '5 a 63 1 55 a 83 55 a 63 Feed Outs Brew to-Poland do. 24 a 28 1 21 a 28 24 a 24) New Tick Beans Old ditto New Pigeon ditto 41 a 49 44 a 88 44 a 43 Boiling Pease Grey Pea,e Rapeseed per last 401. a 421. 401. a 4W. 401 a 42'. AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, Per Quarter, of the Twel , e Maritime Districts of ENGLAND and 'WALE'S, for the Week eudiug JUNE 28th, retracted front Satuida)'e Gazette. Wheat... 691, 3d I Barley... 39: 3.t 1 Beans 501 34 Rye .... 484 3d 1 Oats.... 27s lid l Pease ... 494 19d BROWN OR MUSCOVADO SUGAR. Average wade front the Returns iu the Week eitilint Wed. tie4dav laid, 434 31d. per cwt. eaclit4ive or ditty. PRICE, OF Per Sack ot Five Bushels, or 2801 W. Monday. s. s. Monday. e. e. Fine English Flour Si a 60 I American Flour ... 88 a 42 Seconds 5,) a per Barrel of I 4 cwt. attEAL), 84,1. the slitath:rn Loaf. SMITH El LLD MARK Et. MONDAY, JUNE 2A.—There was a good supply of prime beasts at market this morning. which met ready sale and fully supported our twit price. Tlie sliew of Sheep was also pretty large. and priess lower, but business was not brisk in Mutton. Veld is dearer, and Pork remains as per last quotations.—'flte business in the I lay .market was very flat; Hay was cheaper, and but few sales efixted. Clover is dull in sale, but last week's prices. Straw is also dull in sole, and pria.s as per last. Fotimv. JULY 2.—Our market was this morning well supplied with prune Beasts. which met ready sale, and fully supported Monday's prices. The show of Sheep was not large• but bwiness was brisk irr lbw artide. Veal and Pork bath maintain the prices of Moaday.—'l'he business in die Hay Market was rather brisk this morning, and sales efreesed at an advance on Monday's prices. Clover was also brisk in sale at Monday's prices. Straw reinanis as per but. Submtned it a correct statement of the numbers and prices at mark,;rt: l'K 'LI'. of MEAT, exclusive of the Offal, v‘htel, eatt,ist, [lead, Eutrail4, and Flute, and is aurtls .hour Id. 1"r lb.--Per stunt 01 bib. NtiADAV. VP If/kV. Beef 4, 6,1 to 5, 21 Reef as •11,1 to 54 2,1 Umum 4i Od to 5: rid Mottos 0.1 t• 6, 0,1 Lamb 6. 0.1 to 6, 8.1 Lamb 5 4 Od t o 74 0.1 Veal by 01 to 6. 6 , 1 ' Veal 5, 0,1 to 6, 61 Pork b , 01 u. 6, 6.1 I Pork 6, 0 , 1 to 6. 61 Head of Cattle at Market. Bead of Cattle at. e:. Beano • • 11• 1 0 I Beasts Sbeep and Lambs . 12,300 i Sheep and Landis 7 680 120 l ai val e s l / 1 6 00 1%1.1 , _------ Hay 15 U 0 to in 6 0 - - 14; n o to f 7 0 0 - - • - 22 19 0 to #2 IA ;it i; Littler St row New Barg. ptr New Rag% per ewt. Kent . 51 10. 1 . 1 71. 11 , I Sussex M O. to '4l 15. _ New Pec kei4,rer cwt. Kest . At ON to NI O. F..sex . 6 1 to — TI lie Stoo.ex 51 12, to 71 111 s I Filtniiitel to 111 0 ___ I'ItIC I.- UV 1.4.11111151., Per Pound. Mutts. 50 to 651bs eur:ll 241 to '2:4 1/restog tlidr• .......... ••• • -... • 114 to 1/4 1 Fine l'oarh 'tides— ... ............... .. -lid to 19,1 Crop /I ides,.9s to 40110. forcutting ... ..... 154 to ISd Ditto. 45 to 501bs Calf Skim. 10 In lelho !Yd to 21 I 0,00,50 to 111 b, Ditto. 70 to WIN. - folioed florae Hide.. 16,1 to til Sitaill Sroils (Gretill I) ........... ..... .. 411, t., 11. 'Ante dilly. ibrr Ityyrti ... . ........00 , In Oh ---•- [lf TALLOW, Pair% OV FAT, per fit. al 81h. 11'hitechapel NI-Acker rb 91 SI. James's Market 10d Llare Market . • Os 311 AP, etc. - per 1 tUlb. Toon Tallow 66, 0.1 O. it 1 1 cllou (Id 67 Wilitti ditto —s ocl 62 I;clted Stud' 00: Od 58, td 1 tutu Hough 00s 011 i 4, 0.1 Gale . . . . On Good Dregs . . $O. I'd ITI r4l Soap: „ • Velloo N ' s Mottled . . . . 08s Price of Candles, per dozen, Ws. od.—Nloulds, 13s. lid• ver dnzeu 311rtitory. Li/NIX7S; 7 — Priatedaud 01.7EriAieil by tite Proprietor, JOHN TWIGG, at the °lnce, ;6, Fleet-Street, at Ie •11 Lettere to iAttor, &c, (post-pasd), mut attureastd. 1. 74 Average-3g. 90. JULY 4. E