The National Register. — London, England, 1819-07-25 00:00:00

'240 11 e shall not pirsite tar roue h o hieb followed until that ' 44 !licit galled the There was no Lotalmid-stryet to the oran:e bisy a bhout tt. A telling hi: wou!d have ;titled it, and we shali therefore leave Ow rlntressed situation of the nien, any Thai of R ipe or stake until tile few idea. the hail left %CR' pot on one -We b% it hit. Donnelly am favoured by nature iu the 36 a round, and be prated himself a gond man by the effort he made. Af er sty:gyring agaimi aeli other. Dootnlls, fresher than his ailligoniA, hit hint in the throat null tare* him a Sway y fall, and a hen as his second's knee his head I. It urn his shoulder iri a milit pitiful state, and bring unable to tome to tone, the Chianti o 0000 11as declared the vu tur, after w stitile of 4/11C Mier and nine 13 111114, REM.%RK'. Rut few observations arc necessary. -Oliver 'ithewed Iliois,kaakii a Wave man, but he is deficient in action, and like china basun broke to pisses, and mewled op, sooner aims a creek. Su it is with Oliver, who has before this hren notch bea.en. It was allO2elller an awkward tiztit, hit many specimens of game were dia -I).iittiehy has proved himself a bottom man, but not eculal a , a righter to his strength. Other fights amongst wet of tin note took place. 117 A cIII.SI Eli .I.sNIZES. TIWRSDAY, JULY in. anTtn a? , 17 °tit rits V. EDWARD TOLLERVE) . • Mr. Serge-and Pell suited. that this was au action brought by the plaintiff, as assignees of Thomas Andrews Minchin, Will. 4 .r.wer Carter, and Arthur Kelly. banketipts, Lately trailing as bank'', at Portsmouth. under the tiro of Godwin and •Co. against t . :ie def. talants, to recto er the stun 01.7.t511. 3s. 9tl. due on balance to the bankrupts front the deletalint, who is a respectable miller. /it in.; at Cinsworth, near Portsmouth.and to whom they were tb us etinsideribly in 101111 C, at die time of the issuing of their commis iiou of bankrupt. The Learned Counsel stated, that the only qites tam which he imagined the jury would have to try %valid be whe tter the plaintiffs were the legal re p rese ntatives of bankrupt, since the debt itself the subject of the present action. lw believed, mad not be submitted to their inquiry. The trailing, he un d.astood, was admitted; it remained ter him to pone the peti tioning creditor's debt and the act of bankruptcy. The psaitioning creditor was the house of Mvsterman, Mildred. wad Co. in London, the house on which that of Godwin and Co. drew to answer their wish concerns in town. The failure of ;aliases. Goiwin and Co. took place in November. Previcusly to its dire/ the hump of Master tnaii and Co. were very cons:der ah:y in advance to it, being creelitina not only fur bills to a large amount. but also upon a mortgage for 35,t0511. I,et my learned friend reduce this to. teal. if he can, that will still suffice to sup p?rt the essithnission. - Thy ac* of bankruptcy I shall prove con sist, with respect to Carter and Kelly. in abssainding from their house,; with respect to itlinehth. its secreting Itimself to avoid cla.. creditors.. As Vnist persons have already proved uncler this commission, the immense imyortance of the question about to be submitted to the Jury was most obvious. The Learned Lounsel then willed evidence to establish the solllllllb4l/11, awl Mr. l'asberd, for the defendant, tallest witnesses to invididatg it, in which he succeeded, for after Mr. Baron G....111'111,44d spmntal up at great length, the Jury retired, and after some little time, returned specially as their verdict, that Minchin had coruntiwed aft pct of bankruptcy, but that the other partners, Carter and Kelly. were nut bankrupts—a verdict. w Inch, tit course, destroys the joint commission which has issued against Pais 1! trial took up the time of the Court front to o'clock till sit. CROWN SIDE, before Mr. Justice WAY ItOBBLItY. Wm. Bateman was put to die bar, charged with having. on the 13th day of May last, at the lowish of Hurt-born Tarrant, assaulted Wil!Lon Wallis, and feloniou•ly talien from his person, a4Linst his will, notes of the Bank of England and country bank notes to the angoint of 99L Mr. Pollen, on the part of the prosecution, stated it to be one of the most ,erious and anxious ditties that had ever devolved on him, to lay the particulars of this case betore the Jury in such a manner, as should at the same time answer the cods of justice, and cotninunicatc to them and the Court those feelings of corn 'tutu() and pity which not only the peculiar circumstances of the case called tor, but which the humanity of the prosecutor bade him nioc e imintly invoke at their hands. The prisoner was an °sheer in the navy : he is yet very young, barely 24. of respectable coanexions. Although armed with a pistol, a threat appeared to b • the only weapon he had had any recourse to; nor had any violence marked hi , conduct throughout the unfortunate circum stance+ lie was about to de: ail, exceiu the first sad act, which, in it, cense:inn/Ices, had been the nieana of placing him at the bar to,-day. On the 13th of May last the prosecutor. Mr. Wallis, who livel at Foscat, near An,:over, in returning from Newbury lu,anewards, had occasion to pa., ttimugh llogley Wood, w acre lie met the prisoner as lie was walking by the yule of his gig tap a hill, close by Hurtaborn Tarring. prisoner, who was cog down the Inn, on meeting Mr. %YAW:. presenred a pistol at oil' Urea it, and said he must have his mosey' or his life. The mos.:- rotor made some tesistanee, but tindirg him an earnest, he gave him a part of the notes which he hail shout him. The prisoner. however, seeing that he had more unit hitn,inst , tod on his giving up the whole, exclaiming, that he was a distressed man. lie then ,tiac, tilt prosecutor. who had delivered to him, on his vehement entreaty, n:oney about him, amounting to 991. in bank 31(rteN of ilantent kinds, that he should go on, and that he would find his horse and gig at the bottom. At the desire of the prose cuor, however, he consented that he should proceed in the gig • hig•glf, and upon ha arrival at home the piosocutor rave the alarm to Henry Lickinan, a servant of hes, who soon afterwards slog in pursuit of the robber, witoxi he was enable:l to trace to theatigstuke the same evening. ()obi, arrival at the Crown inn there, he found that a p:rson 4rlSlVerillii, the description his mw:- ter had given haul arrival thcrt, and was retired to rest. lickm...l immesh:Ally went to the door of the bed room, and knock...dm it. • Tfie prisoner asked, who was there% Licknum said. '• I watt something inyour room;" the prisoner pretend ,41 he coil) nut unlock it: I ackmati in. tantly broke it open ' The prisoner was standing by die bad, his hands behi art him. Licliman saw' Ai:del in one of thew. and seised it ; the prisoner immesnately gave it up to him. o the nua non, if he was. the person who had rubbed Mr. Wahis, the prisoner replica. •• I aft the man, there is the .property ;" at the same tinie ,pointing to the pilip sr of rite bed, tril4er which, and to his packet, were mound all the notes nassing, exteet a fraction of the change of a ti. bore, which he had laid out in some trittmg purchase. These facts were most salisfactonly [roved by Mr. Wallis and his servant. Nor the prisoner, several my respectable witnesses deposed to the honesty of lib. Kelleritt i•hatitiler, which indeed teemed never to base been b. ore this unhappy tram.action ; to his great professional merit, which, unarstued by an, extrinsic support, had taisod hint to the situation of master • mate; to mum:late dreadful visiudion of ,listrets ; to his sobrioy, mildness, • mud civiiity, Even his precentor nwtst humanely audressto hint self to the mercy of the Court in los favour. The leaned Judge shortly addressed the June, who immedi ately found the prisoner gaoa, but strongly recuanneaded butt to mercy—a prayer, winch they were assured by tie Bench Os aid nut be umittended ti THE NATIONAL REGISTER. Friday morning the Duke and Duchess of Glo. tester and the Princess Sophia Matilda, left town on a visit to the Earl and Countess of Bridgewater, at their seat in HertfordOtire. Tirtte. Al Prent enttage, 'tendon, the lady of 6. Jai-Arco, egg, of a son. I I.e WO Don. Lad) Hilo!irritate, of lilaughtri. Lt B. mani.k squere,the holy of Uri lisp, M.D. of a daughter. tilos. Win. orlleaby, of a lo"..O. .11 Nita. Ws. Edwin.' ne)voia , of a ron. Al the Lavin, booth Latnibeilt, the lady of I. I. Emmett, esq. of a I lie holy of It. Boos, esq. 01 Edinburgh, of • son. lair I 4 11. I le) I) tog. 01 I.:o,Mlidel . 1011, Kill. p.a. Or a son. At his 11011, ill bin suet t, bath, the holy of 11. Lay o aid, I l of lady of 'he ad R. Falk ston, inn. 01 1;•;/1111Oirli. Cheshire, of a son. At Its Worm., 61... e viler pl4er, Voitinaii square, the lady of W. C. Johnstone, csti..os a 111111gilier. At Bila►lou, the tad) to hold. Coffin, rm. of a son end heir. 1 be lady of t Apt. Blanshaid. a the Bum lousproy's ship Ca - italic, of a son. At ..... e, 5..... et,the 10) of 1. Sheppard, poi. of a son and ►eir. At He gate platy, nutty), Lay C. Cocks, ot d sou. aismeD. tlenrt rromhont,rsq, M of litunthaul. Westmoreland, to Mari mini., 'Aldo% vi the Joilst c.q. of Ilia Wert, BVI LOC) post C. At Newington butte, Mr. J. It l'olLien, of the Norwich (at. r, WAtelloo plvee, to l'Atzotheils FrAIICCO, eldest daoghtt r of Mr. J. Lot ier,ut the ikll titer Once. At hl.tr)lelione 01914t1 W. Thomas, .Ig. to Miss Janie Pope, niece to the lore Miss Pope, tvl Ihrurrivite 1 hestre. At the new church. hint, lehene, H.. c. P. Bartley, of Doke-street, Or Oils ellol . lt4Wfe, 11.11Cilur, to I. Lit 1.64, vItIC64 dstighter oi II r. Putt. Forth, et Pon it told. Epsom. At.„,11 44 !shoot. chtorh, 1 aptsin the lion. Robert Haines . . Roytti Navy, tooth, to Lord Pon, )oongest .laughter of the lilt 'F. Penis...it...mi. 44 Luck A shot •., At Crortte'v. must r tr., she lion. Frederick Ivester Nosili ....VLF, only son of Lurtl li I..oln•rvie, anti hl.l'. for Baldwin) , to lot nt, eldest dnoghtei nt W. WI ighttna. +of Coicworth. Lot L. •st. e NJ so gto • Cs, Leicestv • hl r. 11, I hot M est oo, of Islingto n. to Miss Kitchcoer,of Leicester. At Liverpool, tt. Crvoter, nq. Adjutant of tire Hord Military Coi. lege, to Anne, eldest Ilstighter of Stsjur Lien. Proctor. Daps In Prompron row, the lion. IL, M. Joknslone, widow of lb* late S. Jotio,roor, ivy. At I.cytottstoott, Ilstgrace, eel. aril 73. At ilatlleigb,Sidfoik, Mts. T. Ileinisg, Axrd At Ilatootersonifh, I. Myles, esq. of Old Cavendish street, Maryle. bone, aged 78. In itedlord raw, Mrs. Webb, relict of the tars W. Webb. tog. Al Ditchley, near 1 . 1.0•11IW.... 11 , 11. Pond, esq. aged G 7. In Portman street, Mies hillogsew, in net 7(111. year. In skin y plater, Hato, Savage, esq. to . AlLlsottier Noon',, Itiotnerseishire. At her hotter, in rpper Grosvenor Weer, Lady Cave, widow of Mc lire sir Thome. Coto., of -reshot' ha I, Leiceines shire. Isabella, wile of Ms. P.. Vales. I' peer North prace,Gray's ion rued. AI H who iiiiii I, storey, Mary, widow of the Idle J, K inght, Mrs. honiptoo.rt ha of the late John Ihusupsou, Ley. to Chiswick, NOrltllesca. seed 73. At her rather's Noisy Walworth plaee, Surrey, agod 1 9 , Limey, the thirddeughler of Mr. j. Paine, Royal Eachangcjoittion. ARMY CONTRACTS. COMMISSARIAT DE PA RT.If ENT. Treasary Chambers, 20th July, 1819. NOTICE is berth; giern, la till Prisons de stroui of wtracling to supply ITEEF and 3 , 111• TON he his "est?, Land Forces in Codonnt.itts, Quarters, and Bart a.ks. in the, under-ntentioned Condi. x: Bedford, Berks (including the town of I l tingerfortl). Berwick, Bucks, Cambridge (including the town of Newmarket). Chester. Cornwall (including Still)), Cumberland. Derby, Devon, Dorset, Durhani(includinOlolyltlmi ), Essex (eNelusive of Tilbury Fort, in the county uf Essex). Glocester (including the city of Bristol). Hants, Hereford. Den(on'. flows, Isle of Man, Isle of Wight. Kett (indorling Tilbury Fort, in the county of Essex). Lancaster, Leicester, Lincoln. Middlesex. :Monmouth, Norfolk. Northamp ton. Northumberland, Nottingham, Oxford, Rutland, Salop. Somerset, Stafford. Suffolk, Surrey. Sussex, Warwick, West morcland. Writs. Worcester. York, North and South %Yaks. and in the several counties in Norkh Britain. as also to supply BEEF in the Islands of Guernsey. Jersey. and Alderney. Thot the deli:WHO's are to continence on and fur the 23th day of September rest; that propsols in writing, sealed op. and marked Tender fie Arno Supplies," will be received p! this Department, on or &fore Tuesday tht 31st days f Aligns! (bat none will he reel iced of ler twelve o'clock um that day J, and, ..ff sent by . pust, the postage must be paid. Proposals +anal be nude separately t rue rack Counly, e crept for the counties committing North end .sunth U's!ts, all of which sung be inekuled in one leader ; as also must the se.eral seamier ire North Prilain ; and the proposal firr the supply of Rey in the Wads of Guernsey, Jersey, cad Alderney. mud iorlmde the 'mit of the thrve islands, and each proposal must have the letter :Mich it annexed to the tender properly filled IT, by tuu , pre solo of known properly Iv-aging to become bound wills the party tendering in the onward stated in it: printed partieriters, fir the due pc:fn./now Me contract; and sin propo sal will be noticed std.:•s nude on a printed tender, wed Ihr praises repressed in words at l o n a rsh ; and 5h0.,141 it so happen Mat during the emeriti:inner the contract no troops Id tor supplied nyder the Conttatt, the experwe of the. stoups the contract aul bond, peld be thefrit instonce by the tuattruetur, shall he refunded to hint. Partiestiors of err contract 1729.1 he hod upon appf; . .•ti 04 at th. se Chambers. .belaseers i/+€ 14014 IS If denten nosa /r .'r ' ; a,. 151 the (Ore of Deputy Contutissary General Young, Lainburh;'s. From the great approbation bestowed on the New AQUATIC MELODRAMA, it will be repeated every Evening till further Ntt ce, TitratlDAY excepted. S.filLLl's WELLS. MONDAY, duty , 26, TUESDAY, WED NESDAY. FRIQAY. and SATUItDA.Y.—The Evening's Emertainment eminences with a Mienealflurletta. founded on '• I .ove I .auglis at I .ocksmitlis." called LOA' ,)TAG EM. Met.rs..Campbell, Webber, G. Crisp. Barnes. Sla lee, Mors: and Miss Turner. in A.tt 11. a SONG by Miss Turner. accompanied on the Harp by Mr. Nicholson. Ater which the last new Ilarlequirisde. Nitric by Mr. Nichol son, called THE FATEti; or , Ilnut.r.Quiw 8 11OLYDAY. Harlequin, Mr. Bologna • Pant doom Mr. Bane.; Clown, Mr. Grimaldi • and Colon:bine. Miss Tree. To concl ude with a oew Atitic.c Melo-Drama. with new Scenery. Nlach;tiery. Dm:as. and- Dernratnins. Muds: by Mr. Nicholson, celled THE IDIOT HEIR. Ch ;tasters. Ilessrs. Campbell, Matti. Guertin. G. CI IT. and ThattOrd • Miss Tree, Miss Turner, nod Mn. s Weston. A.e. &c. The whsle of the last Scene exhibited on REAL WATER. representing the net .ft hnw of the Usurper, and total dzstruetian of tl.e Castle by F 1 II The new Ilarlequinade written. and the other Estertuniments got up under the direction of Mr. Grimaldi. More Novelty is in preparation, and will speedily be produced. Box 4... Pit It. Gallay ts. Doors open at half past five, begn at half past six, places kept till hitlf-pa,t x yen. !'Lucca to be tutee at the Box Offla of the Wells every slay frau nine to four. Free Adrriations for the Sesson may be obtAnsd, en d P r i va t e lio4es may be Lad, by vppliention at tire Box Mica. JULY Q. THIRTY GUINEAS REWARD. --- A YOUTH of recpectAility MISSING from his FAMILY, residing a short distance from LONDON, who has been already advertised, and Forgiveness promised. D Escßir tmN.—iiis person thin ; his age about 17 ; height about 3 feet 4 inches; of a fair complexion, grey eyes, eye:lashes black, and remarkably long and full, dark eye-brows, hair light and bushy, Las a small red mark upon the right cheek hone, re ambling a star, has father a tardiness in speaking. Pad on a blue coat with yellow metal button:, waistcoat of a buff ground with mulberry-coloured stripes, nankeen trowsers, and Welling• ton boota. Wine a gilt watch, with a chased seal and key, suspended (tom a green riabon. II Any Communication, whereby the Youth may be restored to his distressed Family, will be gratefully acknowledged ar.tl rewarded as above, addressed at Mr. TDOROWGOOD's Print: ing Office, Addle Street, Aldermanbury. Lemon Wartuts. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONIDAV, July 19. We hail a very short supply of Wheat at market this morns ing from Kent and Suflidk, and the market was very dull at last week's prices. Foreign Barley is in the same dull state as before, and prices cannot be quoted higher than last week. The s upply of Oats W. 14 pretty large, and the trade in that grain was rather brisk, and lets' week's prices were easily gut. The business in Peas, Beans. &c. is very dull, and priers nominal. CORN FACIIANGE, WEnNusnav , Juni 21. NVe had but u very few arrivals of prime Wheat front our own coast since Monday, hilt what floe samples appeared met ready sale at Mc price , : of that day. The demand for Foreign Barley is still very small. uud little business doing in that ankle at the prices of Monday. Oats a.e brisker is sale, and about Is. to Ys. per qt.. higher. In BC411)3. Peas, and other articles, there is little business doing, and no alteration in price. CORN ENCIIANG Fainav, July gj. We bad a good supple of Wheat this morning from our own coast, but notwithstanding which the demand was equal to the supply, and fine samples obtained Iron Is. to ge. per qr. more than on Wednesday. Barley was very dull in sale, and rather cheaper. Oats acre brisk in sale, but having a large quantity tai rhand occasioned a depression of about 2s. per qr. Peas and Beans are dull in sale, but the latter is rather dearer than oil I Wednesday. - - 1t.:1.111 . A I t _ Itl Pei %Vine .ES U Id( XI r , ter Measure moo ut Y. 63 3 6. 4 - I nFio ss : .1 17% I Olt Tti of Eight Buck E LL.I%, CUS 131). 63 a 71 65 a (•0 34 a 28 SALIDA V. F. S. 113 a 75 (1, a el A a 34 Red Wheat While... Rye Brink, or Ruck Wheat Pale Malt ... •• • Feed Oat, lire% or Vida od do Neo Tic k Bran Old ditto New ditto guiding Pe atie limy Pease ... • Rapeseed per hot :11. a 36 :1 it 42 .'):; a 6/1 . I a 26 `2 5 a 31 4J a 411 32 a 36 33 a 42 56 a 68 21 a 26 2 - , a 3/ 49 it •11 it 48 a 52 48 a 56 46 a 50 401. a 42'. 32 a 34 3:1 a 42 5d a oti ..11 a '27 '25 a 31 ,40 a B a - 4. a Z , 2 4:4 a Sli 4i: a U) 40l a 42'. 48 a 52 IN a Si; 4a a 50 4UI. a 4.24 AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, Per Speller, of the 'retire blarditne Districts of b:NGLAbiId and WALES, for the Week eutliug JUi.V 11114, extracted from Sato day's Casette. Wheat... 1,44 Od 1 Barley... 41s 01 Berms %Os 4.1 Rve f/1" FLOUR. — Per Sack ot Five 8.4414:14, .4. 20011.5. 4, Monday. •. s• E.:r,11.1. Floor 40 a (. I Americau Fluor ... 40 a 44 ' ditto ~.. a Ii I per Ba.rel of If rat. BREA!). 111fd. to Ilk 1. the 9,,oketein Loaf. BROW N bIIIsCOVATiO aillGA R. Asera•ze made from the Rrn.ro iu the Week euditor, Wed. oeolay last, 404 bd. per cwt. exclusive of duty viii I IIkIELD MARKET. MONDAY, JI!IN 19.—We had a good supply of prime beawas this morning at market, whirl' want off freely at List week's price, Mutton was also plentiful, and prices as per last. P ork is dull in sale,.und Veal is nearer than last Friday, and very little business doing.—The bil.iness in the (lay-market was m t very brisk t. but that article did not fetch last Reek prices by 3*. to 45. per load. Closer is dull in isle. hut last week's prices were maintained. Straw remains as per last. lrP)Vac, it IN 43.--Our market was well supplied with prime beasts this mottling, which rent off ,freely at Monday's prices. he. sht w of Sheep was large , and sales brisk at our last paws. kis dull in sale, and dearer. - Veal remains as before... The business , in the llay-market was dull; tine Meadow Hay fetched higher prices thataon Monday, Clover is also a trifle dearer, but dull in sale at that advance. Straw remains nominally us per last. Subjoined is a coucct ifaitemcnt of the numbers and prices at market Pit Lt. of Al EAT, exclusive of the OPal, which Heady gotrails, and Pine, and is worths shout Id. p.r some - of Vb. atokuiv. 4111D11 Y. Beef .4 , , 611 to Ss Id -Beef 4s Oil In S. Cti Mutton 4. G.l to 5, 114 Mottos' 54 041 5s 6d Latish S. Oa to .8. 81 Lamb Si ltd to 7, MI WO 5. 0! to 6s Vti ' Veal 5s Oil to 11, Perk 5 4 ltd to gs 01 I Pork 5; od to 64 4 lined ot Cattle at Marl. rt, I Head * of l.aulr at 51.1ku Beat:. . 1.660 I Beltalb • •• • • 620 Siseess and Lambs . 14.600 Sheer sod 1.401113 0,100 Pigs • • . 240 I l'sgs Caivea • 30J• Calves HAI -NIARkI4 - . - - 0 8 to 16 10 I • • - 16 0 to IN 8 0 • • tg 0 0 to 1$ a flay Cover Strhw RAW HIDES. first "rife , * and Stern, perfume . .. ts 011 in 2'4 10d M iildliiig ... Ordinary I. Pal 10 ti Od English Horse Market ('niV, rash blimp IMO 4 to 0r 104 Pilled •.. Os lal to 0. 01 Lambs ... ____---,....a....... LONDON : Printed awl N141%1'1.11 by the Proprietor, het .lOHN %VIGO, at the Office, Fl e et-Street, w nil Letters to ties Whin, Ate. (rOit-paid), oust Le T - 1