The National Register. — London, England, 1819-10-18 00:00:00

• - at the Bank. Exchequer. Rust India, and Sour'. SCA Howes. 4.l,ll.S'tcrivt• LONDON, NIONDAY, OCTOBER 18. Three o'clock, p. rm. Paris papers to the 15th, and Hamburgh papers to the 18th, have arrived. Mr. Canning, it seems arrived at Milan on the ‘2lst of last month, on his way, it is said to Pesaro, where the Princess of Wales now resides. The object of the Right Hon. `Gentleman's journey is understood to relate to the concerns of that ill-fated Princess, but no intimation can be hazarded resp.2cting the precise nature of his mission. The Emperor of Russia had no sooner returned t) his capital from his journey to the more north ern.parts of his empire, than he determined to un-. dertake another journey to the capital of Poland, where he arrive lon the 3d of this month. We find .tie King of Wirtemberg, travelling also towards Warsaw. It is conjectured that the Emperor will azcompany the King into Germany, with the inten fon of Ling present in Vienna, at the political dis c :scions which are shortly to tale place in that cisy' . The interesting young I'rincess of Saxony, who Las consented to unite her destinies to those of Fer dinand of Spain, arrived at Irun on the 2d of Oeto ber, and was there received with every demonstra tion of respect and attachment by her future sub-.. jects. Her passage of the Bidassoe was enlivened by immense crowds of French and Spaniards who lined the shores respectively of this river, testifying their esteem by loud acclamations. The river was literally covered with various vessels filled with : spectators, and on either side were bands of music, the sounds of which were occasionally interrupted by discharges of cannon. In the mean time the epidemic fever increases in Cadiz and its vicinity, and the horrors of this dread. ful scourge are heightened and aggravated by the extreme poverty of the people. The terrors of the disease operating upon minds already tainted by sedition, have driven many of the troops to desert their standards ; and these, of course, will join the troops of robbers who have already infested several of the southern provinces. A Royal Order has been addressed to the civil and military authorities, to prevent as much as possible this evil, and his Majes ty exhorts all his subjects to lend their assistance to the authorities for arresting all deserters wherever they may be concealed, as "on this in great degree d2pends the preservation of the public health, .and the deliverance of the people, threatened with the terrible evils that must flow from their negligence or indolence." The total number of deaths in Cadiz in the week .e•iding the 21st -of September inclusive, was 333, of which 6G took place on the last day. The total number in the Isle of Leon was 337, of which 69 took place on the last day. All communication be iuterdicted, provisions have necessarily begun to fail, and thus pestilence and famine together con s,)ire against the population of these two places. The Duke of Bull , seems to have etLctually over vane his late indisposition. The Duchess of Berry and her infant daughter continue to enjoy unintcr oapted health. A new yacht is now buil.ling for the Prince Regent at Portsmouth, which tier elegance will probably surpass cv,2ry thing of the kind. The first artists are employed in the embellishments; and it is understood that the giiding of the orna ments alone will colt nearly 1,(4/0/. The burden of the vessel is 281 t!ms, and the tipper deck is 105 feet in length. She is to be called the Regent, and her head will he on immense bust of that illustrious personage, supported IT full-length figures of Pri tannia and Neptune. The vessel vitt be launched in ale spring of next year. The High !lin:riff of Esscx has declined compli ance with the requisition fur ceding.; a County Meet ing to take into conaitkrariou the late proceedings at ancheater, MAVCHESTER, Oct. 16. CIIMIGE OF FRI.ONY AGAINST EDW. MEAGHER. THE TRUMPETER OF TILE MANCHESTER YEO MANRY. NEW BAILEY. Mr. Wright entered the Court at 11 o'clock; and, after Navin¢' disposed of a few immaterial vases, proceeded upon Uri• evienination. Mr. Wright Abked Mr. Atkinson if he was ready with lei. Mr. Atkitt,ow, the solicitor, who appears for the pro seculinii, replied, that be wa. (rite prepared. Edward Ali galirt %tut then hrorrght sop, •ud placed at the bar: he W. 11.4 dre•srd in a black The Magistrate then declared to the people in the body of the Cum!, that it he liealti a single hiss, he would min That hob , . out imaiedia.ely. Mr. Milli(' (Ike clei k.) —lf any hisses ar e h ear d, t h e Court RM.( be cleared. Ina Culut was crowded to excess, but the auditors were perfectly rune e , tog the el.4111;1136011. Joseph 3,01.t.A. one of those who acre wounded by the prisoner, was Ms% called. He 3s seated ityputii'r to the Magistrate. He was e‘antinett. deposed as follow,. : I live ir. Fit et-4t reel ; I was jli.l gOilA home on Saturday night, a tin since, afterl2 o'rkek, and I happened to see pripl.• it sing cud reparising, talking about some mat of a garret window : I was then in Deans gate: I just happened to stop where our or two were standing, and 1 Ilia§ il some one in the street say. "He is tiring 1.14.1 k cartridges." No sooner had I heard that, 1114 a I was wounded. The moment I received the ball, I saw my brother, who was going home. He pulled toy trowsers down, and found I was wounded. linasselh ately one or two took build of in*, and then several came to assist, and carried me to the issairesuse2:. A bullet wounded ore. I dill not know hoot whtmee it calm.. The gnu, or pistrd, flashed from a garnet window. I have been trimmed from sea Miami the weeks Wit Wednesday. Examined by the Magistrate.— I did nut see the person who fired. I saw blur put his head out of a window a Olen time hi! cowards. Cross-el...owned by Mr. Foulkes. —When I first aaw 11w house 1 Nelh WI I that he wa• firing blank eattridges. I was there about two minutes before I was wounded. I had been walk.ng with two or three young men with whom I became acquainted. My brothe► was one or the party. I nu•t him at the top of Bridse_•tteer. Opposite the house tiou, who uce the shot was filed there might be then about a dozen people. How far from the house was that erased ? Mr. Atkinson* -The witness did not say there was any crowd, but *hoot a dozen people were assembled. What were these 12 •aying ?—Thry were standing toge ther, and one or two talking. '• 'spun ~tor oath, were they not talking about Me agher? —Nut ice tee) healing. Yon did veil hear Pufficiently whet passed in the crowd to understand that they were talking about Meagher ? No. Yon were quite sober?—Yes. I met with my compa nions ut about 9 o'c;ock, and 1 was with thi in till tho. happened, I had little knowledge of them. The young men wet e taking Lome some young women. I don't know the names or any of them. I don't know whether they are here to-day or not. I could not see if• the Ns in• dows of the house mete brokr n. I heard nothing said ah , et the prisonei s nod only Lem d something said about blank cartridges. The dep ait.on was signed by theesitness. Holt, rs I boss's n (she other wi!ness also was wounded) wag next e 11l ill He was seated during the whole otitis reignites' iuts,asid looked moth live N;N0.303, 'Deans:Ate, and ant is nail maker. I hall a bliopneate's (po ther ensue to bee ine ; and h s Mosher and I lodged bosh in one house. They w. re going to lake a pint of truer, and I earns along with flit in. It is as getting late, and the pithlse.houses Mere giving over tilling, and I thought I would gUand nee an argent:stance 01 nuns' in Tulle...heel. When I gut near to the place, (I ant a straegur tie ii), I heard f o r teporl of a Ran us' pistol. We halted about iss minutes, and, shi ask ing these was no danger, ee neat for ward... As lis as going along, the bah taught we in the leg. I was taken then to a rhy mist's shop, where they mese not up. I note myself op on two ieten'm shoulders, and sti to a dus'tup's also tivrd below. *1 lie sh•et u r w io not tip rills, r, and vie knoeked, lint in vain, ansi as' lull and I ,tw a mau Ironing as tier a insists iu hi:. whir ••lees ia. it was aea ret-w indow, at a collier ut balding. We t. glit we would turn up a back street, and ;to hon e. When we got home, we looked at the woond, found it wan dangerous. and Ilioy took time to the I..Brmary, where 1 have been ever slim, e. ( l'his deposition was signed by Ihe wjtness, after it had been read over to hi The two witnews were then oTetrell to return to the lokt - unary, at toe suggestioa or Mr. A tkoison, but they requested to rema•u, being 1111/1101.01 to h. ar the ev ideate Thlintav Jones wWA 11CA t called--I IlAc in Fleet Street, and am ~ glass-blower by trade Boi ecii 1 . 2 and 1 o'clock. I el.!. going II with 1 hmilav Couaanrir e, 011 this day Porto .ht I wet my trotter and 501 6 tie re at she top of lirid.e Street; then we returned back, and met the w :itch and ward at the lop of Itridae stem ; we were goiag Maim, and caw the dash of a pis of nut or a gal re, is !lidos% fiom the bo. tom of truer,. Stre. t : 1 wt., abutit live gods my broth r, nod abet. 1 got up to holm lie said he wos wounded; I did not liclieve it, unit;t-!.,J him to let me mid to ,- button his breeches. I telt the hall in hi , Ito,Ji, and lONA .tioniuz do•An; thrum sonic Oml_ 111.11 came:Hid lock bin. to the labittiary. v , h i , tied the 010.1, but 1 ,•lihold rot know aim . Ile had., lark coloured waistcoat on,stal is a • i.. /0.%, H, "it .1-- , ilOll don't dierniss, I hill tip- a„ilio." he watch and ward told him to i,er in. He did not tire again. A lumber of otlo.r ‘iitnc , A, were exnmincd, whose tes timony all c , .n oh-rate ; Atkoison Wen , uddr,s,itig the liroelt, cat I," Do you not tontrive, Sir, that there 11 1 ,10111:11'111 evidence of a feloc ...I. Oct in nu.hriously shooting, to 'eviler it unuee.-bs,.r) to prio'liee fur: li• r iice•st• : Faa.!,, —A felooraisaci ! How eon that be? 1).• you, Mr. rest our cease 1101' ? Air .A.:,•a„,0. —1 corn:. ..l.a.siye the Bench. 91 • Ir 1•1111' , 1 I:.i. NI.. II (Ilse Magistrate). —1 •could have you. Mr. Atkinson, exorcise your own distil-IMo. 1 will bear both sides. Mr. AtLirtun.—l du not to dictate to the Cuuttai :►lEl(at.l tn. ( tliN, mr.. e 31:4110ms- ENULAND and %VALES, fur the 11 eck eutliii; October 9th, extracted tr. ml Gazette. Wheat... 66s 11,1 I 111.1 e,..... 38; 6I I Kean • 4li 7d 44s id 1 0..t5.... 2.5 s Id 1 Pease ... 49s 941 BROWN Ott MUSCON'. I II)O SI'G 11{. Average Price It nui the Itetnrns wade in the Week ending Wednesday lasi, 366. slid. per cwt. exclusive uf ditty. PRICE OF FLOUR, Per S tek of Five Hitvlielv, or 280lhs. Monday. v. A. 110111iily. g. v. Fine Eng•ii-h Floor (i 5 I American Flour ... 40 a4l seemitla ditto .... SS a Go per 11... lel of I I c‘tt. WO:Ai), VV. t. I the vile nen' Lunt'. PRICI-Is OF T11.1.01V. SOAV, &c. ptu I I -lb. PRICE oe FaT, I'er st. of 8111. To is Tallun 63. 64 0, 1 ellm% Ito-• ia (, d 1% ilitc (lino lid 00 • Olt Nleard Si ffir 1.1 i.l. 03 'hall 1(01101 t&, 1111 34. 3d GI - ewes . . . (Id Good 14,14.% . . 9- lut unl Soap . . II?: Soap . . %tot kled • • • • t" Price of tandle.:, per dozen, 12s. od.-Moolds, Is.. nd. 11,i. I er •.ozen allneed foe ready no.oes. 11 hiteellapel Nlatket 8d St. Jamei's ;thicket 7d (-lace Market , . 0. 0,1 7: Average—Ss. 7FI. I'lllll Id) ,11:110% E 1 . MONDAY, Ocr. I S.—We had a good supply of prime beaFts this morsing at market, which met a featly sale. and fully supported last week's prises. The show of Sheep was small, but sale* a ere brisk, at a trifling advance in price. Veal and Pork support cur last prices. The business in the Flat-market axe very didl flay supported its price a ith great difficulty. Closer and Straw were cheaper, but dull in iale. Subioinial is a correct statement of the numbers and prices at market: of MEAT, extlti-i%e of the s, f Head, Hide, and ta acirtli ahutit ILL r il).--I'vr 1616. 31,0•DA1. I tem fit'. Beef 4. 201 to 5c 44 Beef 4. ILI to 54 Motto,. 4. 4 1 11 , 5, 61 !, holm, :is 041 to Si Hd I.doto 0, IJ,I to Os Ott Limb 04 0.1 to Oi Od ‘.ai 5,4 d to tic 6 1 Irat re, (hi 10 6. 6,1 Pork 5% 2,1 to 0, 2.1 Pork 5c 0.1 to oc 21 Head of Cattle at 111...r . ,:et. 'lead of Cattle at 11l rlsel• Bea ,, t* • . 2.400 Beasts . . . . . Sheep and Lambs . 14 03 I :‘,,t , e), mid Lamb% 420 i . 216 Vv.., Calves • . 290 (.:(I%es 29) MT. NATIONAL REGISTER. OCT. ut. to the line to he pursued. but I conceive no etittetire ought to be priphie. d on the other hide to this 7.1:4e of the lAAntes Mr. Thine (the Cleo k)—The to., n must he risked for lin own. necon-t. and tna e*idenee nhnit he heard. Mr. Foulkes.-1 wish that ail or evidence 6 holed be heard. Me. Wright.—l must hear both sides; I must knot► the intent of the net. Mr. Atkinsota.—The latent of th. crime must he drawn from the ilel ilbelt% It seems (u me, that sou are VW to try tit man now•. but to see w hether there is sufficient evidence to put linupim tri..l. Mr. M . I must know the Int en t. Mr A tkinson.—lr evidence 6 illicit& d to be produced on throttler Ade, I must g.. ou with my exaininatiuus. Mr. Wright.— I thil.k so, but at pr. cent I will sdjoul u this es:mutat:on until W. doesilay next at 10 o'clock. The Court %% 3a. at four o'clock, adjourned in congrquen , c until WednetAny. It is suppos.e.l that the of will 140 the whole day on Wcdneaday. 'Chet t• arc right witneoica more flt the prosecution, and neatly itt for the defence. Lout= warticts. CORN EXCHANGE, Mowroas*, Oct. IS. We have had very few fresh arrivals of 11'IeLt from our own coast at market ti; morring, but the tine samples which were oflbred met a ready sale, and fully supported but week's prices. The trade in Burley was very dull, and Is. per quarter cheaper. Oats were plentiful, bat the demand was far from being (quoit the supply, in consequence of which pliets were a trillelowtr. In Beans, Peas, and other articles, there is no alteration. CURREN I' PRR. Per Winch :FS OF GRA u•,tcr Mea,Uie MONDA Y. 5. 5. 5 I a 6a 63 a lt 34 a 281 ,IN tint TH of Eight Bu WILDriILsIJ. S. s'l n GS 63 a 72 34 a 3$ ids. Red Wheat white SALIDA T. S. s. 54 a 67 1,3 a 72 J 4 a 3/1 ttye Brauk, or Buck Wheat ....... Harley Pale Ma1t...... 34 a 32 a 44 74 a 80 22 a 23 24 a 28 31 a 37 :37 a 41; 3$ a 44 :•Y a 56 44 a 871. a 391. 34 a 38 32 a 43 74 a 80 22 a 25 24 a 28 31 a 37 37 a 46 38 a 41 52 a 51i 41 a 53 a/. i 39:. 34 a 3$ :12 a 45 71 a 80 22 a 24 24 a 27 :14 a 57 37 a 48 :39 a 41 :12 a 54 41 a 53 :371 u 391. Feed Oat, BreuiirPolanddo Tick liennb Old ditto Sew• Pigeon ditto Boilwlt Pease ... Grey Pease .... Rapeseed per !art POR I.: iN. American Onsitzic Riga and W nmar Ru,,in ;md Vric,- land ditto Kyr Barley Feed I hats life% or Poland do. Tick Beam 63 a 73 54) Is 56 a -- GS a 7e. 50 “ 56 -••• a 63 a 72 A/ a 56 4r3 a Al 30 a 33 VS a 86 20 a 25 211 a 29 :11 a J 33 a s, 48 a 52 4•_' a 49 48 a 49 48 a 51 30 a :33 48 a 54 30 a 32 2S a 37 10 a 25 2 a 'z!) 30 a : 33 a :5 4S a 42 a 46 48 4111 Vri a 35 20 a 25 26 a 29 30 a 32 33 a 3.5 48 a 52 I 42 a 46 4PS a 60 Piieon ditto . linoluag Pease (4ey Pease per. qr. HAI-MARKET flay Clovcr - - 0 to 17 7 II Straw - - 12 o to 1 is LONDON: Printed and Published by the Pruprictur, JOHN 111166, at the Office, 76, Fleet-Street, where a I Letters to the bitter, dtc. (roat-paid), tuust be aUdresced. 344