The National Register. — London, England, 1819-08-15 00:00:00

284 Volire. cru.nit~+u.. Cr num.% APPLICATIOII Pen A SITIrCINI AnATITST Telt LORD NI atm 2.—Ae POOR as the list of the prisoners was gone tlirough..and the Alderman ahottt to quit the chair, a person of tesuerehle appearance came forward to the front of the tahle, and 5aid.....0 Mr. Alderman Waitlitnan, I have to request a s n iumons for the Bight Hon. the Lord Mayor to appear before port. and that. Sir, (handing up a paper) contains the grounds noon which I make the tequeat." The paper was then handed sir. Peine, the clerk, who, with a arty giave countenance. es it expecting something of great impertn re, read it aloud. It proved to be a demand addressed to Mr. ;Mclennan Wald]. man, to issue a summons to John Akins, Esq. Mr. Sheriff Beherts's Lord Mayor, requiring him to appear at a Common I all. for frightening the ladies of the city. thetvloviog husbands, avid children. by emornunicating tel the Common Council a plot burnicg London and destroytng the inhabitants, and for re fusing to givt the livery a ;Oil account of that plot. Mclennan Waithroatn-el don't think the magistrate has any power in such a case as this ; your proper way would be to bring the matter forward at the Common HAIL Stocks...-But bow do I know that he will stand his ground? he will ilisenive the flail Lid go away, as 1w has done before. The A laersnan smiled and repeated he noithl not interfere. The complairtnt Stocks then withdrew, mattering something to himself rather angrily, is if he bad expected a different neue to his epolteat it n. istpnnTasr DEEISTON IN VEGARD TO PROPERTY Sr Ot rre.—lty a elAU 4 :in the pawrihrokrrs' act, 39 and 40 Goa rip. t'9. it is prodded in the case of geods illegally pawned or pledgol, without the knowledge or consent of the owner, that etson proof of the fact before Dire maglitrde, he sled! issue his erarch-warratit, and he shell order:a:define; such property to be mstoresi to tire right owner tree of all costa This clause was. heweeer,,urclerstood teeg,,plyunly to nits it lelliCh no felony had been conmaitted. The eirennistaneee which led to the present decisioa. u far as the judgment erd authority of the magistrate extends, are as dnllnw : In June last, a little boy, only eleven year old, the con e!' Mrs. Emerson, a Isiindress, stole at various tinies a consider able quantity of hotly linen, intrus.ed to his mother to wail. The greater part of the pmperty belonged to Mr. Stephen, an at torney. th e son of the Master in Chancery of that name. The 'key confessed fee...heft, told where he bad pledgcxl the property, bad gave up the duplicates. In consequence of his extreme youth. and the ;peel character of his mother, no prosecution was instititted against hint ; and the various pawnbrokers, after much teennur, gave up the property, with the ex...coital of throe only. viz. Mr..Guea, Fleet-market; Mr. Cotterill, Shoe lane ; and Dlr. Beauchamp, Newgatewtreet. Application was made at this office for the necessary snivel warrant, but much doubt being en tertained by the legal advisers of the magistrate on the subject. Mr. Stephen submitted a case to lir. itoll ind, who gave it as his opinion that the [WIG was within the clause, that it was no com pounding of felony, and that the magistrate had authority to act. 't he search warrant was accordingly granted. and the property being found anti identili.xl, was by order of the magistrate de • Items! up to Nit.. Stephen. No person attended upon the part of the pawnbrokers. nor was it suggested that any objection would be made to the proceedinge, except that Mr. Beauchamp addressed a letter to the Aideimsin, ststieg that be felt himself very ill used, and wished the business to stand over till Tuesday neat; betas his letter stated no ground whatever fur staying proceedings, the application was nut attended ROW. TRE{'.T. A %OTHER. GEIER 11. POST-OFFICE CAGE.—Tuestlay, Jabs' Bisath, a I lerk is the 6.-neral tkost-eihte, Loanhaid atreet, •a- hriatzht to the WE , . I 31111 U1)&3'1%1311 an examina tion before Rich charged %lib secreting. a letter t ifirwted to his care. _ For rune tissue past complaints have been made of the mis carriage oriole's, pa rt ictva rly those enntaimn! Bank-antes, Bulb. of .1 to ha size, &c. t even at the time the too ',Hung urn. s bats in Or P. st-olfuess, acre under condemn:lo ~,,, and Mho were eteentect about sit wet ks or *no ~,,, nths since, letters %ere fission in Ilse office, bat no trace could be made there of the rnhners, and the terror of a mrstain t.pio msnuous death starint 'Lein in the fare did not ope,sale to pia vent a continuance of the -Aviedations. The sgentlemeit mien red in the regulailon and numagemen; of Ilse fast-office hnve here exerting themselves in every pus:sitar any to dis cover the of ender., and ist length they suspected the psi /WIWI'. Olt 1'11441141a* evening, when the elerks and sorter: were assembled at the Postoolfice to sort the letters to go out b. thtt night's mail-conches. it was previously arranged for lu'lekery, the Aker, to he in attendance in an anti-rooni ; and when the elm kis and sorters were assembled, be ea. en t. unlaced, and desired to seal cis the prisoner, upon *4 hum he found a great satiety of papers, and in his left-hand hire. hes 11 , ,4 101 he found a leMer, sealed with %sax, unopen ed. ditemed to Mr, W, Knapp, Wie,44li4lloso,tll, near Pat ina. lirilfurd-bore. OH opeinne the letter, it oas found to contain the.haiins of lon 101. Itabkostes. The letter had beta put, into th. cal l'o-t keeriv nip-titular j in Chan e-ry-mne, by a gentleman of thr Willie of Ryder, ohm an the Mb tiro, htil put another letter, aWs the two ether It stye , of the swine Batik motes, directed sn thy s sae sitna • sir; it did not appear a hither they had been teceiied ass dsrec fed or nat. The NI irmdrates isti ed the prironer what he had le say in hi% del ester, hot at I 4e tens.. tittle >al.l, Ise had better remain miens, eacept he h... 1 ;my sori,roessor) tio.ort so give to the rhae7e prerrtrrol Aguilwt him. The proolorr dad slot utter to cord iu r. ply, bet tittobied erArentel). DUBLIN POIACF. blolistiAtts-atitaler avrie e.— 1 . ..4.rd:iv morning in f uras.stims mete given in nt the.. tither, that the l.arman's on, 'vibe sis-mile -tone. on the Final.* mad. Was forcibly tot red Ike sight before. twiner.' the buses of ten and eclts. k, by foetteen men, armed with patois. The Farr hating bound nod teetered the mou of the kettle. P. .blwrey, sad the whole of bisf.tintly, they eetter4ed twethes all the masey, selectee of wearing tipper:l, bed elm, bine, a , .0 etery thing they ts •:Id. conveniently carry away. and siteran with 4r/twitters. Famine during .t heir Nay In the hoa+e,.. they forced thew In, and lifter plundering them, bound and played them prisoners with the family btion,tiog to the house. Navin: fully edi•rled them itifatimus purposes, they entried away their plunder a ithout creating alarm. nr mertiog Roy opposiei ssss We have the modt h 'pro, from the arknonl Aged viedance and urtirity of our Pit.ire, tat this ban lot", finmidable its they are from their name hew 11111 bAmi I y me. t the puoictiaeut the,r uutraha•trse coo. duct rat I..YJIy roll, for. We are happy to hear that the Herring Fishery has, during this we-k, pr I eetterally al all former perind since commencement of the scasou ; 311.1 Oil 1 . 111111141aV h was calculated ahem, one thousand Wren hundred (Tm. tv-re beta.•elit intr F-,seesvoell, and nrarlc ,Le lik e nutit t am too Bann . ..M. I1.•C (1.-310;t4 THE. NATIONAL REGISTER. TIM LOWER ORDERS. —That eminent Surgeon, M. Hoodoo, was one day sent for by the Cardinal Dubois, Prime Minister of France, to perform a very serious operation upon him. The Cardinal on seeing him enter the room sail, " You. must not expect, Sir, to treat me in the same rough manner as you treat your poor miserable wretches at your Hospital of the Hotel Dieu " My Lord," replied M. Boudou with great dignity, " every one of those miserable wretches, as your eminence is pleased to call them, is a Prime Minister in my eyes!" A most extraordinary herring was caught in Montrose river, lately, by a ralmon net ; it measured 16 in.•hes in length, eight and a hall inches in girth, and weighed one pound tight ounces; Mi►tbe. At Tottenlwo, Mr,. I:. P. Molt, of A clunghter. At coleherter, the lady of Mendel Antonio It raiim,esq. of Of 4 enn. Litly of Mr. 1. 1 1 / 1 1 ton, Collette holm, 'lnanity road, of a son. At . t. brothet's teat, ',duo, the lily of Peter M'f.suy, esq• of :I oa tehter. Alf, 11. Lofton. of Bedford street, Ledford square, of a danehler. At Clon'arf,tit•l Delielln, the Inds of IS. Afftfor4, esq. or a daoyhter. At Praeltoell, barks. use mire of Mr. L. L. Vidal, Itttynl ka.y, of Hein !mod. hinethorp hall, York, Mts. Con) et. !Inchon, of a danglittr. NiL Drone, 01 !Sinner square, of a too. Watritti. Ti. utoeol. Coverer, of the lion. Fast India Company's Bombay En gists, s, to 14 die, obit at daughter of Dr. It ich trd F oece. At st—lomes'a, %retrains/or, s. Nowson, rsq. mrssettn,Htort Rawl' strem, Itlouataltovy true, to lilloo.lll 1.:11A4, eldest daygl:ter of b. Ldwartls, eds. ricoaddiy. Itatitoy. Mr. C. 11a)losk. of West Wratting. cdrateridgeshire,lo Sopltta, yonogost elonghler of Mr. It. %Whew*. of Hackney. At Slat') woone new rhumb, Mr. 14therl 711 . 0190, eittrat son of It. saltnoo, rot. of Vo•oy place, Cavendish atmefe, to Ilawart, pomp% dsoghter of I KnoSel• esq. of Alsotla hill. .D 4: aphiun, 11. Dwelt, erg. of %oaths'', Wandsworth, to Philippa s °almost .Iso,4l.ter of It'. Biota, ems. of 11. V. l'iast, erg uf littisngtea, Bedfordshire, lo :manna, dostgliter of J. I:du:oil, esq. of sitar, in the same c.auty. Al t to iuottue oh, Mr. B. (.I.‘ers. ut Broom street, to Mini Alcams floc, or s.ets rood street. At loletnon, Middle:4z. G. titter, rag. to Mary, second laughter of I.olotaton. cot, K. uhiw. A.N., to Llltabeth, daughter of J. Neeld, eq. of Nom folk an rot. At St. Andrew's elosrch, Holborn, Mr. B. Rene, of Millman street, retlfw II row, to Jano s eldest daughter of Mr. James Cooper, St. Juba mt.. et, Oakes/well. Al M. (Sooty's, Hanover sinsre, Mr. 1,. Ilathway, to Llisobolls Mary, oldest daughter of the Imo Mr. Chard, ul Ilsolhorm. At lirtgloon, Moms., son of R. Nl'Donsell,rsq. ut ImMin, to Fran co., dsaghtet of the tote Si. !Sutler, oars. of the some city. Al Aber - 8.:4w, Mr. P. 'Pollock, to Helen, danghter of the late 11. Barclay, MI. of the iuland ut tiratwoln. Diet). At Taker, (apt. timil lea linghes. It.N. merit 71. At Nem k, George isle of Loniliin. Ali s. I (dupl. .%letion lianthniunniss'e 1104p1:11. Al noffilk, Mo. Ann Cuoinieghanc. of aty phos tear.. in the %tl, year ei her age, 't fire T eonard,' daiiitliter of Mr. W. 1,0134 , 0. enreepir, of heroines borate, Win. Welk. , , mot. of Iteilfordohile. At Worthing, seddeoly, Ilse roptilre of a blood vessel in the bead, Mt ..loseph Nrnel. y. of bolt chit. Fleet acre. I . a„ted 2S. At IlecLe. %,A. t . Wilke, es+ tate the East Willa how. Mr. Walker, Or (•kesirrilrlA, learnt shire, aged Ind. On hold his !ITO. My's lota haeor, un Jamaica. I.IIW. !leery P. Isyho, If,N. is rood of Mr. Taylor, enrgeon. hinptosi At •Kniglitehildge, lames Kepeedy. r. g. Ake., 49. Al the Rectory, Siwalik:ray, Ilis. Moore, elk vi the 1101...T.11111erv, aged SO. At Ale Is Clopelle„1. Forhrr, egg. of Albemarle st•••tt, aged 71. At teelteshain, Nr. John themes, of Bridge tutee, Wideleetwifer. aged U. At harkhy f.oeetale,Wertmereland, aertl Cy, M.. VVllliate 110 ween, formelly of tine o‘eihnites, in leolth. attar I.aueaoter, nod late of 14111114.Ttere. C), At Greenwich, Elltalieth, mat. of If,. fain*. ferittate. A. Illnekney, avid OE V.iitiibistS in lime Q.Nrusl reel, Mateo' o, Mr. theory OMAN& Joseph Nett heri y, eel. at Mrs. toward:a Gothic eotisp, Nis. Watt, Vaaziaall, and lode ass Swan Yud, in the thnaasb. 09. From the fr , ?at *mention bestowed on the new Agnstie Melo Drina*, it wtil be reported every Eveuing WI furtiittr make. SA D LLIt'S WELLS. MONDAY, Ationar 16, and five foliditissg, Evenings.--The Evening's Emile:meads will commence with a Romantic Alsio-.Dranuttic Barletta, called THE BOLD _ . BC.CCA N 1E RS. Characters, Al WWI: Campbell, G Bologna, Hartland, Gnerint, Mean. lioPingswarlt. G. l:risp. and Mrs. Wader. Principal Dancer. Mr. W. liiirby.—Alter which a new Musicalinterlude, in One Act. Musk by Mr. Ni cholson. called THE CA I.IP II AM) THE CAIN ; or. Ram bles in Bagdad.. Cliaracbswi.by Mr. rumpbell, Mears. O'Houtite. G. Crisp. and Mire Neville. Principal Daneurs. Mr. W. Kirby A rd Mrs. Best.—To conclude with a new Aquatic Melo Drama. with new Scenery, Machinery. f tresses, and Decorations, Musk by Mr. Nicholson, called THE IDIOT HEIR. Characters, Mears. Campbell, "Altars, Gu !rim. G. Crisp, Bedford: Miss Tree. >liss Neville, and Mrs. Weston. The whale of the last Seem exhibited on Real Water,. represesting the overthrow of die Usurper, and total destruction of the Castle by Fire. The Evening Entertainments arranged tinder the direction of Mr. ..... .1 new Interimle, called "At Home and not at Ilome. or How to Act and Bow to Imitate; and a new Melo Drama, called •• H artlutan the Raven, or The Bandits of Falkenstein." are in a great state of formodncts, and will be produced as soon as possible. ißox 44. Pit 2... Gal. ts.—Doors open at half plat 6, begin at half past b. Hates kept till liaif past 7. Placer to be taken at the Boa Office of the Wells, every day from 9 to 4. Free Admissions Cr the Reason may be obtained, and Private Boxes may be had, by application at the Box Office. THE LAST, THE LEAST, and yet THE ONLY ONE that ever contained TWO GRAND PRIZES OF .06,000, Terre per Cent. Canals, in only 6.000 Tickets. NEXT 'I UESDAY This !Artery begin+ Dravoine. end it n be dee lest OPPee4a shy for a long ti.ne that adventurers can gore. in Coml.. .06,W/0 Conant- only Xl9 IS 18,000 I)itto by a HALF SHARE. 000 Ditto by a QUARTER Dian. 4. Ditto by an EIGHTFI Ditto. '2,2.50 Ditto by a SIXTLENTH Ditto. are ea Sale, at t:!e Lotter, o:Zres. AUGUST 15. tonoon markets. CORN-EXCHANGE, Mown ity. August 9. We have had but very few arrivals of Wheat hum our own coast binlV Friday. but what appeared met ready sale, and fully supported last week's price.. Barley was dull 30 sitle, and full as dear as our lest quotaturos. The supply of thus was small, and from is. to te. dearer. In Beans, Pow. and other articles. there is very little Winer, doing, and no alteration in price. CORN EXCHANGE, Wannosnav, Aus. H. We have had but very few snivels of Wheat sines Monday. but what appeared met a ready sale, and Monday's prices were obtained for samples of the finest quality. The demand for Foreign Barley was very trifling. but our last prices may be quoted fur what sales were effected. The aupply of Oats was not large, but Monday's prices were obtained, and sales went off briskly. in Peas, Beaus, and other articles, there is no altera tion in price. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY. Aug. IS. We have had but very few arrivals of Foreign Wheat ;Monday, also very few front our own coast, but vrhat fine tam- Ides appeared met with a ready sale at the prim of that day. *holey was in very little demand, but Monday's were got for fine samples. Tie supply of Oily was short, and prices a trifle lower. In l'eas.teans. A.t. there is no alteration. cuitRENT 1%11 en VS owl Red Wbeat White Rye Brook. or Bork What Harley Pule Malt Feed )uti Brew orl'olanddd New Tick Ileum Old ditto New Pigeon ditto Buillug Pease (r.l ('rase ... 11:11WR . Cd per lust :FS OF GRAI le-ter Mesuare /AUXUAIf. 56 a 12 65 a 72i 3.) a 3.11 32 a 36 32 a 38 51 a 66 2i a 25 Y 6 a 3U 37 a 41 a 46 a SO 4a a 53 4U a b 2 3b/. a 421. IN FOR TR of Right Maui W RIM ILSD. S. I. 56 at 12 n 7S 30 a Si 32 * $6 32 n 37 54 n 66 21 u 23 16 a 30 37 a 41 a 46 a 10 46 a 53 46 a 53 331. a 42. E «EC&, FRIDA Y. S. I. 56 a 72 65 ti id SO a 34 32 a 36 32 zt 38 51 a NS 41 a 21 26 a ti 9 37 a 44 46 a 50 41 u 53 46 a 52 381 u 42,. AVERAGE MICE OF CORN, Per Quarter, of the Twelve Alaritunie Dtstrieta of ENGLAND elllll WALES, for the Week ettOin AtMloaT 7, extracted from Sato dtty's Ga /rite. Wheat... 76s 01 I Barley... 11.1 Beim 0,1 Kte .... 454 lid Oats.... 2S. $J I Pease ... 11J - - • - - - BROWN OR AIUSCOVADO SUGAR. Average tootle from the Bourns iti the Week euding Wed -I,e.olay last, 19a 11 I. per rwt. exclnvive of slaty. PRICK OF FLOUR, Per Satk of Five Bushels, or 2,0110. Monday. s. a. s. Flue Eurlhat Actor So aSa Amerieati Floor ... 40 a 44 Seconds dasst - .... 51 a 60 per Darrel of 14 CVO I. RUMU. 9sd. to II 1. the Qoartern Loaf. PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAV, &c. per 11 , 2114. Plies ov FAT, per St, of alb. Town Tallow 61.. Ott 0, 41 , 1 Yellow Russia—. od --s 'hi Whitachapel Market ii 441 W bite ditto —4l Od 00.' od 3t. Jam., s Market :ts .7d I Melted Stud' 00s Int 52, 3d Clare Marlin . . Oa Od ' Date Rough o 0 04 31. 3J Great.**.. . . . 24 0.1 '76 .IJ Gum' Drers . . lo• otl ICurd Sup; . . 1024 YeUuw Soap • . ttUt Mottled . . . . Olt 12.6. Ud.---Moulds, 13, tiu. ~t for read.. ntonev. _ Average-3 *. Cid. Price of (:41idlei, per dozeti, per.i•vcu nlhm ..4tIlE OF Neu Bags, per c%‘.. New Bags per cwt. Kellt . 41 0. a. 51 . St I Stages Si 10. to 41 45 New l'ockele, per cwt. Keut . 4' 104 tw 51 tI4 I K•sett . 41 44 to 11' 104 5u4-ex 3 Ib4 to 41 104 Fortthpm M to ft IN 1:111FILLD MARK E I . MONDAY, Atlanta . 9.—We had but a short supply of priute beasts at market this murnieg, in consequence of which Beef was dearer than last week. Mutton was also clearer, having but a short supply. Veal and Purk remain nominally ns per last.—The business in the Hay•rnarket was .very dull that article having declined in price. Clover .was alto dull in !a., at our bottoms's. Straw was cheaper. but dull in sale. FRIDAY, A vousT /3.--We hwl but a middling supply of prime beasts this morning at market, and sales were dull. but prices rather cheaper. Mutton was • pleat:dui, sad cheaper. Veal and Pork are dull in Isle. and price. nominally as per last.—Tie business in the Hay-market v.v.; thill.that arfa le being cheaper, in consequence ot• the prevalence ot• fine weather. Clover renown; as per last, but dull in sale. .:craw u faling. considers ably. Subjoined is &correct statement of the, numbers and prices at aiarkei: PItICIS or NI E NT, P1141,141ve 011 , 1 e 1 Wal , which ()11 , 10. 1 Head, aisti 1114%, aliuut Id. ht[ Ith—Ver ,tune tit isi:). MONDAY. Reef 4. 1;.1 ti, 5.1 4. 1.1.1 t.) 6i 41.1 tl.l t o di '4 Veil' Si 0.1 to di 0.1 Pert 5• d.t ti• 21 iiedtl 4,1 l aide Al :11.trkei. Ltr.t.a. . . 1,800 "beep add . 17 MO Pip . . . YYO Liilvei • 1111.1 Hai• L14.,e r HA 1-JI. rafnAr. Seer dis 4/.1 •in Si f 1 Mketlitt s Oa ar 5e 4d Lamb 6 0.1 hi 7.4 Hd Veal Ls 0.1 I.) Uh •ld Pork ♦s 0.1 to fn 4J lea.' ul tattle at M.. Ito. Beam . . . . . 5110 Sheep sink Lambs iOA Pigs Calve• ~hr.: -•• • 2 ..... • 0 0 in PI 4 0 • n o CI it / 0 4) fit 10_9 _ RAW 11IRLIS. Rest Eleifers am, Steers, per *tore . .. Os Od to 24 dd gleoldlotte Ord mars Os NI to •l: tad Vooelom Sop,. %lathe' I a11, each !sbrotosu,s Polled Lambs 2• Od t n 31 0.1 --- LONDON Misted and Pithiest ed by the Proprooor, JOHN TWIGii. at the Odlee. Fleet-70feet. tiro Gwen to the idttot, ac. (t•eso-poid), u.ii.lo 0ut...V.1100 / P•r *en the rot.