The National Register. — London, England, 1819-12-06 00:00:00

podtdcript. LONDON, MONDAY, DECEMBI : R 6. Three o'clock, p. m. The Pori:Journals are quite void of political inter est and information. M. Latour Maubourg arrived in that capital on Tuesday last. It is stated from Madrid, that all the persons im plicated in the Cadiz mutiny declare that O'Donnell had seduced them into it. O'Donnell, on the other hand, is said to have pleaded thelang's orders in justification of his proeeedings, and to have pro duced his - Majesty's letters in evidence. This we neat hardly observe is most improbable. Why tdiould the King of Spain have urged the general officer tommandino the Cadiz expedition, to insti gate s mutiny am angst his troops, the effect of which would be to prevent their sailing on an important service.? ,We must, however, qualify this objection by acknowledging, that it supposes King Ferdinand Ferdinand to..be a rational creature. Sir Henry Wellesley, according to Jeport, has eagerly pressed the Spanish Government fur a free trade in favour of British vessels with the colonies of South 4merica. . _ THE Kitso's HFAL•sit.—The Duke of York's Council was.on Saturday attended, at Windsor, by -eleven of the distinguished personages out of the twelve appointed by Parliament, viz. by the Arch bishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of London, the Duke of-Aa.troee,tlin.Lord Chancellor, Lords Ar den, Winchelsta, Macclesfield, Henley, Cuindeu, and St. Helen s and Sir WlLiam Grant. His Ma jesty, it appeared, was indisposed two days, which oecasrmod the meeting of the Council a fortnight ago at Lambeth 'Wow. The nature of the King's in disposition is not stated, but we believe it, was a bowel complaint, which caused much alarm. That alarm, fortunately, has been dissipated by the lid lowing Bulletin : WINDSOU CASTLE. Dt.c. 4. is Mikiesty',silitioidsr has undergone no alteration. Ills je4y was isdisposeit ler two days, a fortzlig;,t since, but has now itcovend his ordinary bodily health, whiea is good, ainsidoing titepcist aiy. (S;gned) :11. RA1.1:01M, J. WILLIS, M..BAILUE. 11. WILLIS. W. fIEbERDEN, Friday morning, its a drunken hackney-coachmat: bras driving full gallop down the City-Road, a poor woman who sold trint in the street, observing that her child, about six years old, had gone directly in the way of the horses, rushed forward to save it. The poor woman was knocked dawn and trampled upon; on being taken up, the flesh was completely lacerated off one of her cheeks, her leg was broken, the wheels had passed over her, and she was quite senseless, hut the child escaped unhurt. A oast die:alibi circumstance occurred on Satur day night, in Short's Gardens, Drury Lane. A blacksmith and his wife (a market woman in Covent Garden), after spending the eyettiog put, drinking, returned home alma twelve o'clock .in a state of inebrity, and having some Quarrel, they came to blows, and he was charged with giving her a kick in the smail of the back %viten down, and she being •..ry bi w,t4 child, was nearly killed on the spot. ll,r situation being very alarming, Mr. Burgess, the parish doctor, wino lived convenient, was sent r, who caw immediately, but to no purpose, us expired almost immediately. Mr. Burgess, on learn ing the cause of her death, ordered the husband,who 'was present, but did not attempt to escape, to be t ken into mistudy, and lodged in the watch-house. :.s.he has left one child, a boy about two years °lnge. jklr. Kean% admirers at Edinburgh have presented Ida with u ‘• Sword of State ;" to be worn when I,: appears in the Tragedy of Macbeth, as the King Scotland. It was accompanied with u very compli mentary letter from Sir John Sinclair. RietT AX CANCIUDGE.Friduy the election for Ca. Ili.rough of t main idge took place. The candi dates were, Col. d...renclt mid Ir.. Adeane. Cu!. each, utter polling for alamt half an hour, was duly elected, alidatterwurds chaired with the usual brutalities. Until dark the town was quiet, and people drunk the election ale with propriety ; bat about fire o',:lock a mob ussetubled bvthre the inn where Col. :!.retteh put up, and trout beatings and yells proceeded to demolish the windows of .taut and the neytlxturinz houses. foie contests betw;:en the b Zl.l I constables and the rioters were fr.-vent end severe, nod were carried on prineipally by twat light. At ci4lit o'clock the Riot Act was was read, end the Intuohers of the University were rdorod to retire to their respective colleges. The hoNeva, was not complied with until very Key disturbances took kila;-0 between thou and the On the arrival of the Cashemere goats at Mar seilles, in April last, these animals were afflicted with a disease which carried off ten or a dozen daily. Fortunately,ut this moment, our ever-0 belamenta countryman, the late Lord•Sorocrville, President of the Board of Agriculture, passed through the de partment of the Mouths of the Rhone . ; him and hi, surgeon, Mr. Timewell, staid purposely three days, and leul interviews with the Prefect, and they ilo vised u plan of treatment which effectually stopped the disease, or this immense speculation would have ultimately failed. _ . _ EAST iN Es . .—Extract ad leiter from an ellicer lit .tie Camp near Origein (within 14 miles), dated March, 18 Ili :-- e).tter the close of the last canigaign we were kept out so long that we had Ito time or materials In cover our. selves in, and consequently were exposed to the incle mency of an unusually severe and long continued rainy SCUM) ; our tents were scarcely diy tor three successive months. By the time the rams had ceased, in the beginning of November, lett 8, as soon as the roads became pa•sabie we were again on the move, and have since changed ground dine different timt s, iu a south west dlrecuon- Ott the U6lll of last 111011111 (Apr.l) we received rimers by the same rust, that our lure,. was eventually to be cantnned where we then were, and the next day we were ordeted to march to the.Sotii hes ard, ne a r its Orittein : this was a business of ten marches, by order of Sir J. Malcolm, who has left Incline with tutees Ikelongtieg to that place, and crossed the Net buil flail, to attack .► strong :on in the Deckan, galled A , ser Ghttr, belonging In tile Scindiab, in which, it is said, the Ex-liajah of N igpore is secreted, who Ludy made Ms escape iron& Colonel Adam's hirce, under comity of the noted Pondarce Chieftain Como; the latter of's% and his son, hate 'wee liven lA.:val. Our destination, therelore, is to be out until the fill of Asset Gino ; or in case of emergency, perhaps to assist in the under. takmg." _ _ 'Tuesday night, about nine o'clocl, n portly, well dressed, middle aged man, presented himself to the toll taker on the Strand side of Waterlool3ridge, and after putting some questions which excited the man's suspicions, passed through. The toll-taker, who, from the first, thought him insane, was curious enough to watch his motions, and saw him mount the battlements of the bridge; he instantly ran up, and seizing him by the colJ:tr, endeavoured to pull hint from his perilous situation. A violent scuffle ensued betweon them, and the s:; Unger succeeded in loosening himself, suddenly jumped oil; a..d fell with a tremendous splash in the river. Sonic of the wpfermen immediately rowed to his assistance with lights, and succeeded in getting him out, half drowned, pal conveyed him to u place of salty, from whence he was seat home. • townsmen. Large bodies of constables, with • • Ronan leaflets. flaming torches, continued•tu parade the streets until ' ten o'clock, when all seemed perfectly quiet.— CORN EXCHANGE, WZDNEBDaT. Dec. 1. Several of the rioters hail been taken into custody, We had a very small supply of Wheat at maret this mass Ai tit DLit IN liLoUCESILKSIIIKE.—AIantt Mr) yiirs • I lag, besides what was left over tram Monday 's market, do ••• sales fur which were brisk, and prices Is. per quarter bleier. 3 . 4 ' 5 a Lub in . "Me". named T.")."P'l4l. at ed.iiiPailleil lh . Foreign Barley is not in much demand, .and the finest =WA her constable, nem to aiirreitetid two broth. IY. ' scarcely beget off.at Monday's prices. The supily of Oats 11 111 1 l I I T OO' ir r , u p on a c h arge f imv. The Thurne rs was tolerably how, buts were hat brisk, mid prices for dm k, infector samples were cheaper.—ln Beaus, Peas, ice. there ill DO were most (lett rats ChsraclerS, suit a Cosittillial terror. Of Ihe inhabitants of the ticigin anirlional where they ulteration. lived, near Glinscester, and were freq•iently heard to •ay, that on Magistrate or officer dared to. take Awns, or if tiny would hase the temerity lit alieilip it, their Ines %sunlit ..e ni ilitieer. Toompson, reilarilliNs of men. 'Meats, 111,1,k the dOellipl, hashis h ; previously die. covered their retreat; he succeeded, with his brother eliver, in Juizing Mein both, wheo, contrary to all expectations, they manifested weal reailitiesS its anima with them, and subitithing to the laws of their county.. at the Sime Mite, proie,ting weir imincence, and alleg tim that their mei iims bail character was chiefly the cause of siispicion of tin it emit. Thompson teas ab ou t .0 handcuff his prisoner, when the fellow, exclaiming, "There i, no occasion lOr tha , " suddenly pulled a p min f it; o 1 the Tot, suit made Ills escape ; the other constable havi li z al lads secured his prisoner, coin eyed him away. 'nit. murderer could not be heard of stitee, aliltiniali a vi•ri• large reward has bee . offered for his appreheinaint, till a lea ilayi ago, as a Gliiiicestershire than was acci dimily passing by the City Canal, at Nlile-cud, curiosil led him to nand, like many others, to see the wink, when lie ObS, rVeti tile murderer of Thompson at work among the melt. lie Instantly repair, ti for assistance to %Voisin', street, where lie relati d all that hid trati,pired. GI, rd and Armstrong, the Officers, ' immediately accompanied lion to the spot, hut they humid the bird had flown, not waiting ceeil to settle Is,, accounts. lie was traced a cinisi,lerible way across Ithe rifillitr, but we use sorry to state that he has dire. /1141. y goi I L lie has LWVII !Of CV,. lee months ti111)10). Cal 00011 liO: Winks. COlt NI EXCHANGE.. FRIDAY. DEC. IL We had but few fresh arrivals of Vheat this-morning, the supply consisting chiefly of what remained over from last market. which. however. met with a brisk sale, and fully obtained the prices of that day. The supply of Foreign Barley was eery small, and the finest samples sold at is. per qr. dearer. Oat. were plentiful, but dull in sale, and rather cheaper. In Beans. Peas, Ac. there is no alteration. :CORN EXC II ANG E. MONDAY. DEc. 6. Weliave had very few arrivals of Mr Iteia lately from our own coast, notwithstanding *Lich the sales were by no means bri and the prices have fallen Fines List Monday. %% e had a few good arrivals oildarley. but the nice of that grain ads lower by Is. per quarter than last week, 'I he supply of Oats was late, but dull in sale, and prices were a trifle lower. in Beans, Peas, &r. there is no altetation in price, but sales were very dull. Ci hit r..S l'er lochs Rod Wheat While Rye ....... Brook, or Burk wheat Pale Molt Feed 41):kts Brett or Poland do Twit Beans Old ditto Nrw Pigeon (two Ifuuling l'east.... (iv.) Prase .... Haprm•rd per labt lAGN A1111'111%14 nontzic Riga an d 11 moor Russian and ries- Lind ditto It)e Vera Oats Bre o 01 1 . 0101111 do. Tick Ilea us Iligenio ditto . 13tooltog Pease .. Grey pc r qr. .. .73 g I go. bier Mrsuruir 11110111lh Y. B. S. 51 It 70 63 a 74 34 a 3h 34 a 38 St a 46 74 a 80 2 a 23 24 a 27 .38 a 38 37 a 48 38 a 44 52 a 56 44 a 53 Si l. a 394 03 a'72 0 a 56 a 48 a 54 80 a 33 28 a SO 20 a 25 26 a 29 30 a 3:: 33 a 35 48 a 31 42 a 46 48 a 6) lsh I . of high) Bush W 6111% 3.4. U. S. SS it 71 83 a 74 33 a 38 34 u 33 32 a► 48 74 a 80 22 a 25 44 a 28 34 a 37 37 a 48 3$ a 44 82 a 5G 44 a 83 371. a ;.9i. - El -- 63 u 50 u 56 4S a 54 30 a 33 28 a 35 '2O a 2,i 26 a 29 30 a 32 33 a 33 48 a 52 12 a 16 4s so lilt . t. FRIDAY. S. S. 54 a ;l 4i3 a 14 Si a 311 34 a 3$ S 2 a 45" 74 a b 4) 22 a 23 24 a 2S 34 a Sti 31 a 46 38 a 44 52 a 56 44 a 53 37l a 39{ -- a GZI a n 50 a Ltl 48 a 54 SU a 34 28 al 37 20 :a 2., 26 a .29 SU a 32 33 a 33 44 it 52 42 a 1 4$ a CO A Lk 1(4.1%1'4. Or LAWN, l'er !2.lititer, of :he '1 Heise Alarstime Owl lett ul ENGLAND and WALES, fur 11. e eck raiding Novembern, extracted front Sattnday's Gaieties Wheat... 67s Ad Barley... 3fls 9 , 1 I liesnc 484 ,541 lt.ve 4 . 111 .76.110at5.;.. 26x Id I Peso.... 60s Oil BROWN OR MUSCOVADO SUGAR. Average Price fiotu the Houma made in the Week ending Weitut *day 14b1, 265. ltd. per e‘it. exclusive of duty. I►i" LLOII , Pe ICI: 14E, pent.ulbib. Ac. !or: I I.:11o. .r.)11 II CO, timi 0, I'd 1P114,11 Kn, ias6.Od -4Ud 11 Litt) ditto 04). Oil Melted Ni la 011 , ud iCIS 04 Ditto liough MI6 ud :W. 44 Giraves . . . . V.ls Good Orvo . . 10.14 11 hi•eellepel Nlarker 3s stl Ss. James:, ;la' Let 3* Clare Alai ket . U. ou G• 11)1 A.erage-3c. ),I. Pt ice of Cutigne , . per 1107e11, Ga. per 1:o$/cu . . U's . . h:A . . . . 91s turd Soap; Vellu% Joup hlottled oa.---moidth, its. tio. td for read% money. l'lt ICE OF LI. ATII L It, P.•r Found, Ruin, 50 i.. 6.11hs each 1941 to :Yd 11 ilk h Bides.... Isd lo /Rd lid to PM ClOll i 35 to 4011;-, fur czAtting ........ 15i to 174 Ditio, 45 tie ifittli se. Calf SW lo 4011 Bud tuGel I),tto, 50 to 10113 Llstro. SO to ttolbs Tanned How natty. lstl to 174 buutli/real* Ihereslautl ) Lurv• drttu. lir* dwelt to • Z. 01.11 1111 LLD ...11 Alai ET. MONDAY. 11F.C. 11.—We had A very scanty supply of prime beasts at market this morising. the salts for which were limited. but the prices of last week were fully supported. Mutton wrs plentiful, and last we k's prices obtained. Veal end Pork fully support their pricey—The business in the Ilay-tuaiket was very dull; the price of that article hissing fallen, 'Clover and Straw were dull in sale, but the prices of hot week %WO obtained. Subjoined is a coned Stittefliellt of all; i.uniberc and prices at market: I'lt3 li a MEAT, rxel.i.ive of Ilielltlel,shill c..tuc.ict• Mad, Flitrail., aall,lltae, and iti.**e.i ill about Id. I•tr 11,.-I'er +store of 81b. Mo•L1A1. Reef 4. 4 to Ls Jed tiottott 4• 6i to b. 6l Lanut 0: 0.1 to 0* tal V. al b* 4•I to 6* 4:1 Pork !. 4J to 66 4.1 I lead of Cattle at 1 1 ISra. t. . . 2.100 Sheri. and L:1111114 . 16,560 . . , t2•l rals ..• • . dull 11411.11. Bev( 4. 641 to 54 41 Morino hi 11.1 to 5: 144 Laub 0: 0,1 to 0. 041 Veal 54 lid to 0: 44 Pork 5; 11.1 I. ti• 64i !lead td Cattle at N1..:1.et. . :dwelt and Lam'., 4 :ttl.) VA, . 14 4 0 iu .15 I 0 (.!• , ve.r . •• - - f. t,o 16 10 II Str.hs . . . 11 IU oo to 11 31 0 L(t.til):)N : Print. and the Prnprielar JOIIN TWIG(;, at the Oilier, To. Ileet-atreet, t•ltr+} all I...rters to tite Editor, &c.(1•oI paid) tort W af. titcased. Dye. f Dal). lu the Cek W 31.11 ~f 1,,1111,1b Wlll 141011110. !trig. 141.- «I tut. fAchil trzimt.se: 1.1 . . lAu 11011// 1111/.1%e .1.%* jll, 16 g .0 " It ).)11 I.ol‘l, all• 1111:1.41ca .r 1 110• ‘11011.1000.e At IN...Aut.!. Al Kruoito.rlun. 1.1.•Ai... , llue n tiros tl,. A. "An • rr. Al 1./A.1.401,A1 It, hprot 4.r he. full in lAA, I hut. cvlupel C.olnkun.. FA1411.1.4.4, Ag4•4l fr . , purl., M .n. A 'curl , 4.1 .hire, .gu4 73. At 1N Nlr. I'. 1 - . %%11.1.1111 ',III s, eltyllll/4. 01 Ily. l l/.1 , 114 .1C• 1 1 If. 1. blallpl-$lll, Irre 01 71 . 11. Malilal 11Y.11 1 it. 1100, 1 ..%Y1.1.11,11. 111 Ihr [O.l, 3, I.yr 4 6 e. M.O. 11.1,.,e Julius...A, Aar Of Mr. Vf ' • 30101p..11, 10.0.1040, 0 1 W.. 1.110 4001. Ai 11,a ~,,, ‘it. 111. Stab. ook, Nadler of Mr. John ...‘rooh NI. I A1i . 16 4, Cl.) 4. fl• 151.1.10i1 (ONO, \h b. Pitet 'A lie of 'Nfr. Robert ots, .4 4 . taaard lA. Lady it wingtimi, nu kis paraa o ie (rant hominy. We. I, oh). 1.,u ul W. M MAU 01 I tutu." ti!r. Tilt NATIONAL REGISTER: 102 : ••.