The National Register. — London, England, 1820-05-28 00:00:00

176 OLD BAILEY. MONDAY, MAY 22. Ileury Brown, a young man of very interesting W I. ap peurunce. was capit All y malieted for uttering seven and ive 51. bank notes. with intent to &frond the Go s ertior atul Company ut the Bank of England. It was proved by the ea ileite.e adduced on the part of the proseeinion, that the prisoner had passed the forged notes nit:taloned in the indicutteht to several rebpectable tradesmen in the niettopolis, giving various feigned names oil passing each. On one occasion he gave the name of LieUl• Crow, o f the UtUden Cross, Charing- Crws : on others, Lit:toot - lain Bligh, Capt. Close, NV ebbs, Dawson, E-sq. W illiarrs, &c. Tbe first charge soma the prisoner wao made out by Mr. Jarrett, hatter, lo nig in Piecadily. On Coo 27th of February the pri soner bought two hats of him, and gore a tub bankt trots: iu payment at the same time, siating that his name was Lieut. Bu b b of the Royal Artillery, living at 'Woolwich. The rest of the ease was proved by evideucu of a similar nature. The prisoner male no defence as to facts, but threw himself upou the mercy of the Court. lie complained that he had not been allowed to pleatl guilty to the tninur offeoce ; that mercy had been shown to other pito:men., and he could see no reason why it should nut be LXICIidC(I to bhu. Mr. .T.otice Bayley summed up the evidence, and observed, that with respect to that part uf the prisoner's lierellet! which It• ...sarded the Bank of England, the jury hod nothing to rigs. The only question now to be con sidered was, wlsadter, upon a due exutuivation of the evidence. the prisoner was guilty or innocent of the charges against hint. The .7ury found a verdict of Guilty, after a very short (140u:ration. Ms. .lorreit and Mr. Dolman, two tradesmen to whom the prisoner pasted two of the notes in question, recommended the pi isoiler to mercy. Mr. Yuslice Bayley said that he should be happy to common:cite the tscsiiirincotiotion in die proper quarter, but requzsted to know on what particular ground the rt commendation was made. Mr. Jarrett and Mr. Dolman then said that the grounds mum wh.ch they had made their recomotetula tion wereohat the prisoner had been ititlueed to pass these notes though great chin ess, and that he had been probably the tooth:mein of mit .rs ; they were led to sup pose this from these cireunista.tee—that when the pri soner was oppreitended he was vety snobbily clad, and that only uue pound eleven shillinLs were found in Its possession. Mr. .1 ust..ce Bayley immediately noted down these recon mendations. atid said that they should he catmit nicated its the proper quarter. The prisoner, however, would act most imprudently, if this recommendation raised any material degree of hope to his mind. This was a serious transaction, and whatever might be the event. the prisoner would act mast wisely in preparing himself for anoiher and a better world. The prisoner bowed and retired from the bar, having requested that the property which hail beets tales front hint by the officer might be restored. Mr. Justice Bayley desired that the property a r ight be given over to the Under Sheriff, to be ditposed of in the proper way. lie himself could make no order reS. pecung it. Tite Under Sheriff Touter humanely intimated that the property should he restored in the prisoner. Solt uel Btojanito Meredith ;:ldicted capitally, for having uttered a forged note, kriowitig it to be a furiWlY , with intent to defraud toe Governor and Coat. 11411% of the Bank of England. The evidence was clear azainst the prisoner, and he was found guilty. Immediately after the verdict was pronounced, the prisoner looked at the progenitor with a keen eye and enraged countenance, took op a Issndful of herbs which were paced on the bar before the duck, and threw it at hint with ad his ii.ner. No injory was, however, re ceived by the pro:ice:lhr. Jane Harrison, au interesting female, was put to the bar, charged with having uttered knowingly a forged back note. Sae was on Saturday toed and acquitted of a similar o!Tencet and when she was placed at the 'oar, she was informed by Mr. Baron Garrow that the avik had intinanel/ consented to take a verdict of acquittal in her case. BOXING. The raatclt between Dan. Gcc, the pottery man, who is ;onsidcred the best man now is Warwick shire, and Barton, a farmer in Osfardshire, and a man of much strength, who is not without , some knowledge of the buxinl- art, took place on 'l'hursday at Bankhara, Bucks, in a 13-acre field, belonging to P. Totharn, Esq. after having been twice removed. The men first had a turn-up at a revel, a fortnight since, when they were parted, and Barton offered to back ititnself for SO!., and it was soon made. The men set-to at nine o'clock, is a ;20-feet Sixonds were, Todd for Barton ; and‘Vhitby tor Gee. 'fill COM BAT. Directly after lotting loose of hands. Barton received a smart IA handed facer, which drew claret twin tie nos., but lw returned a buoy right handed b!ew upon the at the saute lime. which hat Goe away. A rally folios ed, and give and take war t.le order or the round, uniii Gee rceeitud a nervy coos bialtS•• g. 1 .4, Was nothing but a fighting round of nine minutes, but :att.Lr the trim tiukkners of hitting, but Ins deal 4:ile natch inonsa.it his adversary's right ;Laid, rhich at tir•rs seethed to ite.ve spla him. One of Vitae's pal lets sdb difiiitilled in the mat round, tut Gee was riniatted by a II:: in the wind. red 4. Roth had fought them:elves out, and these were mare mantis for wind. p..eldedly in favour of Mawr, who milled away to all pans IT d« rms. but alinough be bad not strength to. op the runcurb, iw tict i nce to parry many of OK bits, but last was _~.. ~.._ TiiE NATIONAL REGISTER. ---- --- G. 'lbis was the most punishing round in the fight. and told who would win. Gee had got fresher, and he placed hits left and right upon the head. without receiving a return blow. wasA sangutwiry rally of three minutes followed, when Gee knocked down, but he had darkened his adversary's other eye, and the lancet had no effect. 7. This was the last round, and Barton hit M nll directions givee riglo, and. after being I liadd. he wit: obliged to in. Gee, although the victor, enough. It lasted 27 minutes. ItusTic HOUSE. —Very cheap Flower Stand, Garden, and Rustic Seat. Chair, and Bedstead Manufactory. r 9. City Road, near Finsbury Square.--.lolin INGRAM respectfully informs the Public. that he has manufactured a very large assortment ofjapanned. Windsor. mahogany. impregnated rose-wood, black, cane and rush seat Chairs. Couches and Sofas. with a general assortment of Bedsteads and Furniture of every descri;nitm, both fashionable and useful. which he continues to sell at vary low prices. Very liberal allowance made to mer. chants, Captains, and Shippers of Chairs and Furniture, who will find it wir:tb their attention., as large quantities are always kept finished , and rea d y for exportation. A gr...a mer t Houses show of Flower Stands, Garden and Rustic Seats, with sum and Rustic - SHIP NEWS. --or L IV ERPOOL. MAY 20.—Arrired the Alexander,Congar. front Wil m ington ; Helicon, Macey ; Triton, Tuscan ; Leander, Pallas, Leif kin ; and Trident. Wilkinson. from Savannah; Middleton. from Jamaica; William, Collins; and the Rea per. _ Stele, from New Orlean s ; Reube n a nd Elias, Haan' from Wilmington and New York; Mary Ellen. M•Ginnes. from Rio Janeiro; and Stranger, Riley. from Philadelphia. FALMOUTH, MAY 19.--Arriyed the Governor Hareonrr. Vt ilson, from London fur Demerara; and the Lark, Burrows. from Bristol, with loss of main boom. and sails split.—Sailed the Edward, Crew, for Barbadoes ; Velocity, Stanton. for Gilitaltar; Perseverance, Barwick , for Vir g inia; and Zephyr. Lumsden. for London.—Passed this p ort the Briton, Champion. for St. Dominge ; and Triumph, Strut, for Calcutta. PLYMOUTH. MAY 20.--Arrived, the John and Elisabeth, Herding, from Younghall.—Sailed, the Minerva, Dale, for London. rooxn, MAY 21.—The William and Mary, Beats, for New. castle. in proceeding out, over the Bar , y esterda y afternoon. go aground on the Hock ; but it is supposed will be got off' thia evening withoutmuchidantage. PoIiTsMOUTH, MAY, 21.—Arrived. the Plato, of Duisburg. from Baltimore for Avasterdarn.—Sailed .the Prince of Wa llerione, les, Francis, fur London ; Grecian, on aise ; and the from Baltimore for Amsterdam. Livnaroot., Mat 22.—Arrired the Ottoman. out Ham- Plummer. a nd Freundschaft. Bin, front Dentate i Ludwig Wilhelm. Hench, from Swinemtindc; Mary Ann. Munroe, tr burgh ; Cossack, Tucker, from Randers ; and Mino. Oxnard, from Charleston. LIVERPOOL. MAY 24.—Arrived the Erbgroshuzog, Buck, from Rustock.—Sailtal the Plums. Bryant, for Peraau; and Jung Niclodas, Jansen, fot Ostend. FALstourtt, MAY 25.—Sailed the Governor Harcourt. Wilson, for Dcinerata; and the Regulus transport for Gibraltar. PLYMOUTH, MAY Y4.—Arrived the Britannia packet. Winder. from W eymouth for Boustleatix, and sailed again ; also the Lonidin. Parel, front London. P ORTSM OUTH. MAT :::i.—Arrivetl the Onyx. Weller, from the Downs for Jam...lea and Honduras; Speculator. M.Claren. from ditto for Cork ; Thomas and Mary transport, from ditto for Quebec ; Reath. Nicholson. from Memel for Cardiff; and the Industry, front Norway. Paved up Channel the Ann. from Jamaica, out seven weeks.—The William. Burgess. arrived yesterday from Patrass ; left loading the brig Jupiter and schooner Ann. She spoke, on the 21st ultimo, the Britannia, of London, of the Island of Galicia, boidul to Malta; and a b rig, , from Smyrna to Dublin, belonging te Dartmouth—name known. Di I.L. MAY 15.—Arrived and sailed for the River the Nas sau, Wills, fox:: Portsmouth; and Azia, Miller, from Batavia, I la.t from Portsmouth. Rtmair.,7 in the Downs, wind b ound, ! the Lady Boringdon, Luring, for Bombay. 'TheCamilla, of Baltimore, from Cadiz to Havar.nah, was taken the istii December, by the Resolution brig of war, from Buenos Ayres. The Staffs. Staling. of Dublin, bound to Alicant, run on sbore in Gibraltar Bay the 30th ult. and was full of waur— mrgo, store+, &c. raved. 1 The Shara.ock, Nesbit, bound to Belfast, put back PI Liverpool on Friday leaky, having been on shore on the North b Bank. The sloop . lr;ebel, of Garelenston, was damaged y lightniag, at South Sinelds, on Wedne, , day. Th e Emilia, from Cardiff to Rouen, put into rootance the 18th inst. with damage, and sail+ split. The Juliana. Ogilvie. for Penang, was litiVC.ll out of the Downs into the North Sea, wilt loss of two anchors and cables. ilusing tiw gale on Thursda : she was Odle North Forclatul on S un day after noon, and ar.eitors and cables was tent to her ou Monday' twin Ramsgate. The &alone, Prichard ran cn shore on Mariguana Reef, on the 6th ult. and was abantici.ed by the passengers and egew. - - Oa sau,lay, the Oa heteat, at North Creak, Norfolk, the Way of the Rey. .11ohdeaeon hatause, ot • um. I Use Iga leery, ('. liar's, of a daughter. At his bogie to rieiltord street, 'he lady of Li. T. lachalueo, @sq. Of a eucwho It%Lit ouiy a fee beary lo tired ....mato str.e. Mrs. %%Mier, of a mt. ott Bath. the lad) td M. Nlorgaa.ca4. or a SOS. m tir,e‘w .%I.a. 1. %la: t) r, of a daughter. tabertfey. Art.. 611.11.1kta , 3 daughter. lu Gastd:cul atrurt, M. s. 1.1.1111. Nlerttue of a ion. I. CI pee Montagu o vet, Mouta,o •. 4 ualr, the MO) Of U. Compton, 4iy lA*. Oh his `.. • :4;$111ftl. At E•her, Fre4triek James, ”ongeat too of the late Geo. I atria o, to titatotirtb, secoott daughter us I. N. elobtr t s , og fAher. ff let 1.t.a1.e. bead. VI. 1tr..00, u 4 of At gtg dfru, to lialgstou. dauiLl of J. bog (hell, ct.o• tlst ita meg ottcr. Ur. W. I.OllCf, lii)1010, et C.teea.,Nch. um Marie!, )ouniest 44.161i1er 01 J. Milik),•ll,,. 15.1050011 o). 111111tiI, Mr. •t• Miltip•%ll. 01 IJover (;0., >n Merl, r• asiabcth Lacy, sAal) daughter of %Auto, erigt.l3l .C.r• Al M. Aottrcw'f , llollx.fa, R. littlest. cal. of 6oAst wee. to :Am, ttftg,ttly o 1 W• Itct..*. cof WOOOlO ptace. aqUary. L a soiroc, v o wry. ii Ltioalnat Matelot, dought.a ol J. ki.Oltickle. en. WIWI) of Jamaica. Dr. T. Ilart,of Red Lion square, to Rose, second daughter of J. S. iedeberg, esq. of Standard hill. At Woodbridge, Mr. J. Chaney, of Bow lane, Cheapside, to Dinah, only daughter o f Mr. J. Bauya'd,ut tho former place. At St. Andrew's. ilufborn, Mr. W. l'hilllps, of Holborn, to Miss Lepard, of Lambeth. l• November lan, at Calcutta, John Todd, esq. to Catherine, third daschtel ei lite late P. Goullet, esq. of Zseter. At Camberwell church, J. K. Vade, only non of John Vade, esq. or Camberwell green, to Lydia Neuriburg, eldest daughter ofG. A. Nash, caq. of Tullealtani green. At St. Martin's church, Mr. John Todd, of Melon castle (the seat of Loral Milford), booth Wales, to Miss Robinson, of liamptoo coati Middlesex. At St. Paul's, Covent garden, Mr. G. B. Harrison to to Demur. J. C. Kemp, esq. of the Orange, RAM Griustead, Sums, to Sarah, danghtcr of the late G. Marsden, esq. of Liverpool. At St. Andrew's, llolborn, W. J. Woodward, esq. to Mary Elltabetb. only daughter of .1. Hewlett, esq. of Great James street. Bedford row. Mr. J. btee, to bliss liarriett TAM. both of Bermondsey. Dina On the WI instant, at his hoese, Liman Grove, after a severe and liti2rring bluesi of upwards of two years, William Walker, est. late of Isorthair, Ilerts, in the 7Sth year of his age. On the Roth iustant, at rooting, Mrs. Ellis Blackford, wife of Daniel Mac' ' it, esq. At South Lambeth, Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mrs. Winter. of that place. Lt tireenfield street, Commercial road, Mrs. Farrington, aged W. Mrs. brawn, widow of the late .1. Brown, earl. of George street. Portman square. la In January last, when on h er passage from Calcutta to Anjurgo, the 2. th year of her age, Amelia, wife of Major B. 11. Parlby, of the 7th regiment Madras dative infantry. On Tuesday last, at the residence of her father, Clapham Common. of a rapid decline, in hrr aid year, Matilda, eldest daughter of Thomas Newton. esq. of Warwick square. At his Wiese in Bye lane, Peckham, Mr. Thos. Cracklow, of Great 'lO% er strret. At Nairn.Re ncy. Isaac Ketehen, 40 years pastor of Vie A Associate Ml.Borgher chih Wthat town. At he MIA town, Isabella, eldest daughter of John Smith, seq. Of flatten garden. At silsoc, Bedfordshire, J o hn Edwards, seq. sea. At Trincomalee, on the 6th of October, Caroline Eliza Godmive, the Inf a nt daughter, and on the Roth of Novem ber, aged two years and seven months, bomas Meatier , Wharton, the only surviving child of Liget. Reynolds, of tisclid regiment: At, f graham, Emma, widow of C. Barker, esq. and daughter of the late Vf• Billiaghurst, esq. of Mitchen hall, Surrey. In Great Ormond street, M. Bush, esq. Mr. Jolts Webb, of King's row, Walwortb, aged 78. Aged 28, Wilkiimon, only son of James Diewiddie, en. of Pool, wear ()Rey, Yorkshire. At Smith parade, Utile althea, the Baroness Anna Wilbelenisa Van OfOTOBOlll, aged S. M en At Citettenhans. aged 67, ajor•G. Sir H. Frandezhans, K.C.B. At Waltham Abbey, Esse:, Win. Mums, esq. aged 78. ----,-------_ INA STRAND. SALMON, ODY, and CO. ' most respectfully inform the public. that their PATENT SELF ADJUSTING TRUSSES continue to be recommended by all the mat eminent surgeons in town and country. The springs are so constructed as to admit of increase or decrease in sue and force; will answer for right or left side, without the least inconve nience to the wearer, requiring no thigh strap. buckles, or other galling bandage. The Patentees have the honour to sup. ply the Army and Navy, the Naval and Military Hospitals, the Dock Yards and Onhunce, the Marine Hillman'. the Ho y. India Comry, the Citg )f endDenbightoninrsSlociety, !he Itiheall.itellesel; Hos iv pital. f/ice.'fcc.risdtoc: Manufactory. 192, Strand, Loudon ; et a la Gaelic du Palais Royale 163. a Paris. .... Royale, s residing in the country sending the circumference of the body across the hips, may depend upon being accurately fitted. Sold by Butler and Sons, No.34.Sackville Street. Dublin; and one or more Drugguts in every principal Town in England. 41 LOll4Oll iParfters. CORN EXCHANGE, MOYDAY, MAY 11. We had a good supply of Wheat this morning from our own coast. the - demand for which was not, however, very large, and sales went off heavily at the prices of this day wea. The supply of Barley was pretty large, but there was not a brisk demand for that grain, and only a few samples obtained our last prices, Malting Barley being from ls. to 2s. per qr. lower. Oats and Beans support our hat mien. Peas were brisk in sale. and 2s. per qr. dearer. Rpeseed has risen sinee last Monday. la other descriptions of grain there is no alteration. CORN EXCHANGE. FRIDAY, MAT 26. We had a good supply of Wheat at market this morning. having had &considerable quantity left over from Alonday and Wedm&day, the demand for which was not however very great, and the prices of those days were with difficulty supported. The supply of Barley is not very large, but the finest tzniplei meet a ready sale at blondsy's prim. In Oats, there is %cry little business doing, and only the finest samples could obtain Monday's prim. In Beans, Peas , &c . there is no ..:IteratiOn. CURREN PerT machW OF GI er Meab MONDAY. S. S. 55 a 74 n 82 ;ti a 41 N FOR 'ft If Light Ltuzh( weo4ebu• F. 55 n 14 u 1 86 a 41 E WEEK, vrtsuAv• s. s• 55 a 14 63 a 22 je, a 41 Red W heat W bite itye ............ Brank, or Buck %V twat ....... I Barley •• • • •• • Pale Malt .. •• • . E erd Oats ...... drew orPolanddiu New Tick Beans . 34 a 401 33 a 41; 66 a 72 21 a 18 Y 6 a 30 39 a 4s 40 a 48 41, a 45 45 a 52 42 a 31 361. a 401. 3.1 a 40 33 a 47 66 a it 21 a 21 . Y 0 a 29 39 a 43 40 a 47 42 a 46 4i a bl 42 a 46 .16 , . i 31.. 3 I a 4* 35 a 40 tG n ti a 21' •18 39 a 4'2 4) a in 42 :‘ I 42 a 45 A . 1L 351. Old ditto New Pigeon ditto Roiling Pease . • • Gr.'y Rapeseed per last AVER %GE PRICE OF CORN, Per t uarter, of the T*el the se 111arstitsie Districts of ENGLAND 31.1 WALES, for Week andiug May the %Gib, extracted trots' Sato. day's Gazette. Wheat... 71s 211 113 r1e v ... 3t;,.. 11,1 Beau- .••••45s I 455 OA Kyr .... 42s 10,1 0i1..—. 26. UJ 1 ... BROWN Olt All.;:4:0 \ ADO %L(; \I2. Average Prier from the 1214611 h, male to the ‘% ,ek Wednrsday lust, 35.. OYd. ',tor c%% t. evio!,.%e 4..1 Jo % %1-1 1 / 4 1kr Flay • J. 4 oto ib lov t .. . . lu It. t 714 t• • - LON Derl4 ; Printed and Publishea by the Proprietor, Twicc. at thc 76, Fket Suet., where all 1..,..trrs to the Er, &. (post LAW) 'must be addressed CHILD Bed Linen, Millinery, and Droses, on very Reasonable Terms. Mrs. INGRAM respectfully informs her Friends and the Public general , that she has laid in a well se lected and large assortment of Child d Linen, which she is enabled to sell at very low prices. and Millinery of every descrip tion. particularly a choice collection of Caps ot the most fashion ali!e and neatest patterns, in great varieties. Dresses made to orkr with the greatest taste an d dis p atch. No. 30, City Road. near Finsbury Sqesre. An Apprentice wanted. a Premium required.—Country Mi ll iners and Shopkreprs supplied. Observe, it is neat door to the Rustic House. very cheat) Garden and Rustic Seat. Flower Stand, Mahogany. Windsor. and Dyed Chairs. Couch and Sofa Manufactory.