The National Register. — London, England, 1819-10-24 00:00:00

r. , 13oLitt. CIMT.DHALL. The attenlian of the Magistrate at ilaisimitiee-rnom his been oecuporil on three successive days ; and there - Veld indivolnals of respectible character hams been ;wpm befitted, examined, and detained in custody, 1111 slispiciOn of totally, without any pi pilaus inanity on the part of the prosecatore, •• [tether any such felony hail been commit *. d. And all of al have ctt hsequently ))))) only established then own innocence, but suit it almost beyond doubt, that no felony whatever had taken place in the instance upon which they were accused. The following are the parti mlars of the Case as they oven i red and appeared in ev : " Hearties Harmonic !Institution, Args 11.reems, or their agents. Al r. Edward Orell.lon, had cbtained by some 1 „, ( p• info. maii 111 l that Alt. Gettisford, a respectable trltersemninter on Ludgate-Isill, nits owing, as wattle paper, tome of the printed sic belonging to the Institution. titogisford readily accounted for the pm•e• by produseing a bill end reveals! from the person of la loon I e bought it, viz. Mr. Joseph Harrison, a tradesman of ellaractur, oho keeps a nam and beer shop in the Broad way, Black la 'Ellis, it petite., satisfied the parties as Ira as Mr. Gantstorgl Was conceined, snit • ciliate ap !titration was made to NI r. Monism,, who, equally eon of Isis innocence, gave the name and place of abode ti 1111 l the permits front whops he I gist it, Daniel Sullivan, a regular dealer in is auto( paper, reading iu Routid.eunrt, *strand. Nat itledelomg the ltruttability of this account, and the respertable climaeter of Nit.. Harrison, he was glue,' its custody of Snow, the beadle, and brought to this ..thee; s casmiDtbir was also despatched to apprehend ballivari, %%am also arrived at the other, spoil after, in cos. *oily. 'Dots was on Wednesday mottling. When the ps 'mirk mete placed at the liar, Mr. Graddon, who was Hitelideal 0) Mr. Ctippage, the solicitor to tlie ps °dared some shorts of paper; the first pare, I, •• A la • duke Air, by Cr.dalei ;' and the wrier, •• Tile Cossack bong, by Hies." They each bore liar impress or" pri n t e d 1,0 „ lb ., R eirlis ., H. rmoitic loslitouou ;" and the latter had tile Institution stamp rot the tille•page. This 'leper lie therefore stated to be the loroper*, iri the Institution, hitt he euithl put say Met the 1 il•titillion lied lost any such bowie paper, and, indeed, aboard it us* almost layout. I.de to Meet lain the Lel, even it the, had. When question& by the al Amato - ate, Sir Cilia. Flower, Mr. Uarrison allowed he sold the paper to Mr. Gainsford, and assigned as a reason for selling an talkie he WAS more likely to be in the habit of buying, that he had a Legge lot, and wanted a trifle thou day to make ap a'small bill. H. bought the, asser in the regular way 'trims SoffiVall Auilivnn I:itti uo appreltinsiourif the i•sue of any inquiry tutu his cnitrittlet. lb* fatally was respectable, and lie Lad himself been in little, eircentstaxes, though now only a dealer in sv ate paper. He athuouledged having sdJ the limper in tiiiession lo Mr. Hprtison, which he bought Tithes linin Mr. Voishighusthuid or Mr. "ruoil, of St. tiuoi a elteehtinuiii;er in thr Shand, whose haute lit did nut recollect. They we,. the person, he ri 0.. t Irripiehtly bought limper of, and he 63 net Jwtut Ihat whit hiover was tisk, poison lie 114.1 it ul "..011W ackuuwiedge it directly. Ile thought he hail ii ,f. out M.. Todd. Under these eirrunistances, it was urged that t he pri soner. should he remanded till the matter µdi further iaguired into. Fortunately, however, lur Mr. Harrison, he had procured the atteudance ol bi. suunary , AA 1 . . Hum phries, woo insisted that (lime Mis now no shadow of a .cioirge aimust his chew s lie had slits au that be came ha. tastily by the property, and there was just as WWII I to appreliecti • Mr. Ciainaluid, a. tittle was to dotard Alr. liatr.sun, especially as at hail nut yet been pros ed that Any felony had been committed. Su Coal les~lowertaid, undea all.the circainstances, lie w raid allow of had. This m.o. also mut/ugly resisted, and Mr. Harrison was at length hbelated on Mr. Humphries lertaistaig rui hi. appeaimice on Friday, it necessary. Your V 1.,. however, three berm detained in custody ; but aii at Mr. Todd's, cheesemutiger, hi St. Mattlier.le-th mid, al will ascertained that Jullirru bought the pipe. shear, and Le was therefore also permitted to go at large, on lam i.ou ostNt to attend the exaniiihstrou oil Friday. buusequ. slily, we understand Mr. Graddou procured aaa O.—MCCI - , pod lals- Aseked Sullivan's lodgings, hat without Misfit% any thaig to confirm lies stispictuu. Furl) on I' iiurniny maraiug Peter Brownian, a lad or wham Mr. Todd had purchased the piper us yitestion, caaileed to cart at his shop accideutally, :and was. by A v e i l an cu s t o dy to Tay ur, ala Officer, and unaught before the -alorrims,a. The hay Laid he lived anti !HS father at Tau. 11, flare-440k, Hackney, iiiid that the paper was garret t•i I by hi. Int; master, Mr. itiolai-rt Aileron. music printer, Craiibourn-alley. There being nu une Wiesen' to c "Mina tars statement, the buy was r. unaided to wait the further examination, and was again brought and placed at liar bur as a prisoner on Friday, whe y s master Mr. Allrioft,wppeareil ; said he Was mane patutes to the chat .the buy had lived w Ua. NYI vice, and bo►e the IreNt Or chatftew. t that he gave Ilia tile waste pope' U. a 0114CeS1r, on account of 111. gaud conduct. 1(e. Ih. a showed mew , ucutatestualy iliwt tire paper produced wits 4411 .punted pointed out particurarty the error in the sheet Itryrto had tile 111,1.1U11 1 / 1 1 on, SIZ, Ilatrt a was Sr rine4 the Cossack wing, when It V/1n in reality the COUR/A dance. Another sheet bad the tulle-page of one puree, and the VS.ST'e of *anther. S 1 tie- undergoing a minute rrost.eutninotion by Mr. Ctipage, which tended only to show that the gentleman ku•'w nothing of urits.c, he completely established theism to the totaigfttelson oriole Aldermen tool every une present, that Atte paws to (location is as spoiled stud locket:, eaceitt as waste roper. at the repente of the churaeterand personal liberty of thre e "pectilble and innocent indivooluals, the Itegrod's Institutionii trnuntic had at length the pleasure oil learning, Ii I they hid not Iteen rubbed at all—a plessure which, sve tins', they au ill think very dearly purchased. sir I orioles Flower considered the cha mire and prospects of turbos IS. iouoilow so likely to Ise injured by the sitisati tttt to nitiel. he toad hero piaci d , that he volumisnly tkietl to It.. ratite' 19 pogo a real-heists, that 1140 toll bitsleVri a,ttaeit.-d to the character of ho child. Ile 11 , 11 , 01 course 11114 1" 1, alely. unii itko Sullivan, who liAtl attended according to his pr and a wejjlerl much j wh ile d an ~•ek redress for the injury alone him. Air. liar. rvio Amu not eleven., It 911 his THE NATIONAL P.EGISTM. Friday afternoon, a young woman, very gen. teeny dressed, about 23 years of age, was seen by some watermen, near the lied House, Battersea. to throw herself off a boat, which was moored oft' some othcrsy into the Thames. The men immediately ran to extricate her, which they succeeded in doing, but not without great difficulty, it being high water She was conveyed to a neighbouring house, and re covered. It turned out that she was the only daughter of a gentleman of great property and res pectability in the neighbourhood of Vauxhall, whi ther the tinfbrtunate fcmale was carefully conveyed back. It appears that the young lady had once be fore attempted to put a period to her existence, in consequence of a disappointment in a love affair. On Tuesday, a genteelly exessed female, about 50 years of age, fell down in a fit in OxflA-street. A gentleman of the name of Blair, of Park -street, very humanely had her conveyed in a coach to St. George's Hospital, where she lay a few hours and expired. Friday an inquest was held on the body before T. Gell, Esq. when it appeared that the de ceased had no papers in her pockets whatever to lead to a discovery of who she was. She had nothing but 12 shillings in silver and a large bunch of keys. The deceased was a tine stout woman, and is sup posed to have come from the country. The Jury gave a verdict of—Died in a fit of Apoplexy. The Coroner strongly recommended the body to be kept as long as possible, and exertions to be made in Urder to see if the deceased was owned. IVednesday night, about half past ten o ' clock, as a young gentleman was passing through l'itfield street, Old-street-road, he was hustled by a gang of ten or twelve fellows, seemingly drunk, one of whom thrust his hand into his waistcoat pocket. and took from thence three half crowns. A Cautiog.—A pe.son assuming Inc character of a shoemaker has lately been in the natio of goon , to many houses in the neiaitteitsrlsood of Cavendish-square , muter the pretext of having brought house a pair of new shoes for one of the family, fur witich lie itemands payment. fie delivers the shoes to the servant that opens the door, and immediately his back is turned fakes the opportu nity of entering the parlours and stealing plate. or any other &nicker,' value which may happen to fall in his way. The person above alluded to is rather a short man, of a dark complexion, and usually wears an old black coat and blrel linen apron. Saucgtxo Oureacie..--On Wednesday, the 29th ult., as Win. Blackii,ore, who had on the preceding day g eels infortiLition against some person tOr selling cider without license, was proceeding front Chard to Bridge water, in Suntersetsitile, at to o'clock at night, when, half a nude tit the former place, he was attacked by suave per.on, who came behind and struck him vio lently with a thick stick upon, and broke, his kit left ; the poser man instantly fell down, when the wretch re puted his blows many times ' leaving I senseless.— Ail about lAvu ;Jour' afterwards the wretch returned, and finding the imor .tun alive, he repeated his blows, and ins Ins demagog Au call out be left hint for de a d. He lay in w , exposed to the weather, for it rained ant the wind WdilitiO, until 4 o'clock the next morn ing. whets he was fu gel it. the road by a cl y sweeper, who procured 4w ' :stance and he was conveyed to a pagtibuoring public.tio t e. It appeared Will his le.t aria as o.trken, and iss hod much cut its mica- Vowing to protect Ins head ,biofite were brokeu. and W. lett log dreadfully dnitteraf, wblt,lu has since been ao.putated. It, is expected he will I*,3s4Vdr, though he is tot igUANAUMAAL out ui (longer. It tee_prilacle lie es caped wins life. We understand that Jar. the Counter. has beets tu.Clierd. to iiivestigate . .inu discover lite perliClrsLuto 31 . 1.111 ii horrid deed p mid a pepsin o r lute name ot ILactiaril Beck Ibis been apprelienued anti fully coin iiiii ted W licliester-gaol, to take his trial lair the offence. );,very attention unit could suggest itself has beets gives; to toilet tote the auffersuga of tins l.uwr piags,; who 1555 a wile and tau eisildreas. tiny of whoasa is of cripple, soil time youngest truly four years old, wisully s tio into tiled for. A few days ago, a female, residing at Rosebank, Edinburgh, drunk a decoction of hemlock leaves, for the purpose of killing worms. Unfortunately the quantity taken proved fatal, and u fatally of three young children is left to lament the imprudent use of a dangerous antidote, the more to be regretted, as safe medicines caa easily tee Oti Fr,tlay a matt who was this Mg a worn-nut and hill-statved horse in a waggon, down Totteiiiiam Coen road, was observed to treat toe pool beast with iiitien cruelty. AL letlgth, It was 4111414 e to proceed 'Lather, and sack down overpowered wits, fatigue. The brutal driver, with the Inmost barbarity, inflicted each, severe blows Olio's the wretched annual with the boit-end of his whip, that the blood spouted front his nostrils. A psi denial' who had viewed ins conduct with surlitinalturn, on remonstratiog with the drive, was threatened with similar treatment, alit' would loollaUly liatt sutleird, had lie not knocked the rullian duwii. A hpht elisord, wIIICII, to the great delight of the spectators, cooled iii the vict ry or the Gentleman, who wp very hide hurt. while his opponent, to use a boxing phrase, was so heavily punished. that his senses we hit out of him. 011 Su nday afternoon during a sudden squall of wind, two small pleasure boats We le upset in CatrOW Reach, near this Co, lint the crews lit, timaielv reached the shore with t rteeiting any oilier injury than a coin pleat ducking. Alter the Norwich Sessions on Tot.,ilsv, ihe Mayor entertained the Ree, , rder, and a number la;.tis traleS, at 1114 honer, Willow Lire , as did She„ ii I lawkes, the Grand Jury and his hoods, at lei resi dence 11,:tlicl Street. OCT. 21. Tn eimine street, the holy of Copt. t P. Heed, of a son. In Artillery piece. Finsbury square, Mrs. W. May, of a disisstiter. Met. M. Clark, tit Argyll street, of a daughter. ie At Meerics hotel, Pails, the lady of A. li. Hamilton, esq. of tan Retreat, Hevonshire, of a daughter. I he lady of William Smith, mg. of a son and heir. The lady of Wm. kfaingy, esq. of • son. At Runcorn, the lady of Capt..l. Bradshaw, R.N. of a son. At !nista, near Portsmouth, the lady of Lieut.-col. Wilby, isf the Mb tight infantry, of a soli. earritb. T. Spencer, esq. of Yurri and Popplclun, to Mrs. Jackson, of dm Grove, Kentish town. At Greenwich, A. Constable, rail. of Mount Pleasant, Lewisham, In Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. E. Wows', of the former place. At at. Pancras, .1. Willey , e.q. of Rockingham mi... t . strand, to Wm. Sarah Gin Evens, widow of the late Mr. Jus. Evans, 01 Upper f hair. at re. At SI. George's church, Mr. A. Smith, of Bermondsey, to Mary. daughter of U. itichaidson, esti. of Wel'close squat e. At Battersea, C. Poilmore,cs.i. of Chsgwell, Ewen, In Blinn, fourth daughter ut P.. linage,. esq. of claphain common. At Manchester, W. ArDow4ll, vol. of Manchester, to Miss Garda" Wood, of Davey huluie, Lancashire. At Guernsey. Captain de Ilawßand, youngest son of Sir l'eter da Maitland, chief magistrate of the island of Guernsey, to Martha yotougest datighter of It. S4OIII.IIrVZ. CPI. late of Newington. At lieston, S. F. I. Wihk , esq. ut the Inner remple, barrister at r lie, to darn Similtia, youngest daughter of John K0w1416. esq. of Charted...me stinare. At Kensington church, T. P. Cook., of the 'Theatre Koyal Enslists OperaKoine, to Miu Cramer, of Michael's place, 11/0111plUU, late Blackheath. At Reading. Mr. C. Ireland, surgeon, of I tail street, Bloom/hoe,. to Miss M. Channsiou, daughter of W. Utanspion, esq. of We abuts* At M. George's, Ilannser square, I. Marry &Linn. esq. of Wimbledon, to Mary, daughter of J. Lindsay, esq. of Quer., arcs., Mayfair. At Milford church, Lieut. cut. Mr "Olin May, ti.d.1.11., Ituyal liorm Artillery, to Emma. Only daughter ut 11. Brod', es-i. ut Lou. uinglon home, near Lytnitigton,llauts. At Limehuuse church, air. P. Acock, to bliss Sarah Seaborne, daughter of 11. ncalnone, em. ul Linichume. At Nlarylebone church. Lieut. col. of the 7stb regiment, to Maly. Hind daughte• ut the late I'. esq. or .Inmate.,. Al NI. Jamei s choreh, Mr. V. 11.41111 , 11ick, 10 Julia "'nitre"", eldavt daughter of!. nhaw, e.q. Of 6...wcr street, Itcdfut .1 .ivare. At %I. , 11iffircik's, tlullouro , G. moult, ea.i. of Lath le. race, Surrey, I. Miss hank Auu Poole, of Long e. At I'latetiltall, t.. 11.0014cm...1i, Vol. of Finsbury aqn.tre, to Caroline, daughter 01 W. IlubritiLest4. of Aim klicOl, Murtiord esq. Da out> Constitiasaty General, to Auue daughter of J. W neon, eta'. of dell Rule, ituaburgLibire. At liamysieml, I. L. Witt dell,es4. ut Downshite hall, Ilanapstear., to Mary, adult umighted oi J. Dm admit, cwt., et the 6411 n pl.ice. Vieb• B. Benny, eel. banker. of Newbury, aged K. At t..a.tia, Alr. 11. , tryl•cusou, waster of tier ship Edward Ellice, of 1..1111.1011. lu Redford row, Mr. John Ellis, aged Ld , many yeare:a member the stuck Exchange. At the Cape ut Hued !lope, Captain (wegory Pate, of die Bents. estak.lislatarut. At apeman town, Jamaica, of the eouutry lever, iu the Vela year of his aze, eldest *au of Mr. %a illtaut Dose, of Pct.:Rag street, Nuoli..s.sapion 11.,0/11,. At brump:uu, aged 22, It. Woodward, esq. of Bello/ Malts*, Wacwirkshoe. At the 1.4 c of France, aged 2d, Capt. C. 11. Watson, 221 teginacet. Wad sue us the late Mr.!. Watson, us p0ctwrec.,.......,. At haugstoe, Esuwica S. :S. Miliward, 4 . 24..40.1 34. At J4..1.11Ce 'p4l row, Dopey .i.ljul4Ut Caner/it at thee Manna, aged 73. lu sumac st. eel, Mrs. Xesenua tewar.l, aged 6.1. At t‘ motto., Jamaica, Lt his hsl year, . :41.61,1•11, esq. youngest IWO ui for Isle J.e5 y. ,,,,, il'a lota, Ewes. al., I. 11001.11104, IA lilt WC. Vh.1141, 011,...ge.1 33. la C11.1141.1.1g Street, . I of Mob lane, I of olgail. toucan *dams. --• CORN EXCiIANGE,I3foNDAY, Oct. 111. We have had very few fresh arrivals of Wheat from our owes coast at market this =ruing. but the line samples which were offiiixl met a ready sale, and fully supported last week's prices. The trade in Harley was very dull, and Is. per Loaner cheaper. Oats were plentiful, but the demand was far from beng equal so the supply. in consequence of which prices were a crate tower.. lu Uaur , Yeas, aud ch.her articles, there is no altivautm. CORN EXCHANGE, WEDNEIDAV. We had an abundant supply at all sorts ot: Grata at °cr. market dam morning. but particulmly of Wheat and Batley. The finest sauiple. of Wheat omely .uppurted lontlay's prices, and ors dull in sale. Barley as, la. per yr. cheaper, and heavy sale at that decline. Oot, were plimulul, and a trate cheaper. In Pea., Bows, &e. there is no alteration. CORN Ii.XCHANGE, FRIDAY., OcT. - We have had very tea arrivals of tine Whoa from our own coast sine Wednesday. in consequence the supply mnsisted doily of what was lea over trout that day's market, the finest samples of which readily obtain's' the same price. The supply of !Utley was small, and dull in wile at our bust prices. Oats were rather more brisk Ul tit-wand, and fine samples obtained an ail- SWIM Of is per qr. In Pees. Battu. Ece. there is HU alltXrittiUQ. W prim. and very little business doing. AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, Per &lunette, i•frhe Twelve Nl.ratishe Ihrtrieti. of ENGLAND aied • WALES, fur the Week rutliug October ISt eur..stell num Sam Jaya fammtle, Witt At... 06. BJ Barley... 38s 3.1 I Beam 47s Sit ItYe •• • • .14. of I 0at..... 164 441 I Pease... 1141 s 51 BROWN OR MUSCOVADO SUGAR. Average Price froth the Rewires* made in the Week ending W eitheady hist, ;di. 0141. per cwt. eICIUSIVe of duty. SMITUFIELD MARKET. FRIDAY. OCT. fi.—We had but a small supply of prime beast this looming. •hich met a ready sale at rather higher prices.— The show ut Sheep was not large, and our last priers were fully suppurtaff. Veal and Pork are dearer, and sales brisk —The business in the Hay-market was dull t Hay with difficulty sup ported our last prices. Clover wa► dull in sale at our last prices and straw reniams as per last. SUbjollll,ll is a exirrixt ►tatement of the numbers and prices at. market.: l"htlt.e. of MEAT, exclusive Head, I'utrail.. and Hole, Slime ut MOSDAV. r.p.lllA Y. Reef 4s dd to Ss 4.1 I Reef 4s Pll to 54 4.i - - - - ut I he Otlal,%hich consists • f •ul is %surtli •bout Id. 1,4 r Mutton 4 4d to 5, &II llittitott 5; ;ttl to 5 , 44 t... 11110 0, Od to 0, 0%11 I Lamb I, OJ iTa !TN. 04 Vral N 4cl to as 6(1 11e s Pork b.‘ 11(1 to 6s 3:1 5 6 41 Head of Cattlo at Market. Head ul Cattle at M.rket.S Hews 2,100 it e4sl4 . 6 0 slitter and Lambs . 14,600 ~m ety and Lentils .1.0 0411 Pigs . . . 210 I Pio CAI MS • VOU LONDON : Piloted anti Poitliasted by the Proprietor .101 IN Twitk., at the Mire. Flret.:hreet, ohr•c all Letiers to the Laittor, Ac, kpost-paitl). 11111•1 be addreteed.