The National Register. — London, England, 1820-02-14 00:00:00

NIII i , p . . . ■~ll+►~ SO'Wiwi Uriit.r.#l, 1U fcCce l 4! 111. COM ingliJitt, lit:Alford, and Ilu - sting►, I)Li. as Al Sp a ..,J .. . , . . .. ,_ .. .-: tut Friday. We hope it may prose correct, as it Cerl3ll;ly m - ent. , Take four *anon. of g oad water, to a bich add one posed mug has much the appearance of authenticity :-- TISK KING V. HAWKE% and a half muscovado sugar (molasses will answer), l a() " The following letter has been sent to us yesterday. Mr.Serseant Pell allowed cause against a rule obtain - ounces iii s4ll.petre, and its r d 111 l 11-il of bay or 1 . 041011110 We most anxiously hope that the intelligence. which it cc! by Mr. Adams, calling on Mr. Hatt gout to show greats alt, put the whole into a clean pot or kettle, and lei at boil, in•fo g easeful to I tier all the Slum "was it r es rep; conveys will be found correct. As ;here call be no cause why a criminal information al Id not he filed possible inutive in misleading the public, or ourselves, aeaillst him for sending a challenge to 'lr. Peel. The ills sio e scum rises, t ike the liquor oft', and let It Ina- 1I I a 'touter of such deep - interest, we entertain link learned comisel read a leiter winten by , Peel to Hawke , . at .s cold; then having put the meat you went to pre- 1 - - doubt as to the authenticity oft, the statement. Mr. conteining reflections on Mr. Ilawkes veracity, which serve into die vessel you intend to keep it io, p our t h e i i „ nein gain user the meta till it he quite coveted, in which eolith- ....._. ~ . Mel' irish, as INI•l)oneald observes, is one of the must produce-II the challenge. Ile also read a subseq ' . considerable merch was in Montreal. Ills name air letter from Mr. Peel. containint some i n t e mperate L iu _ him it mutt be kept.. If . you sidead to pri•serve your meat tor a eivead rahle time, et will be necetsary once in two pears very irmpientiv in the Parliamentary Papers, con- purge, and declining tile invitation to light. a imitis tip hoil the pit kle over again, bk . 'Ruff ,-e - g Lord Solkirlt's settlement in the lied River. the Ion Lrd Chief Justice asked Mr. Adams whether Tribe Editor of the Dublin Ensuing Post. lie %mead ot be content with the costs of the applica- riset-, tool throwing in doe sig the hoTing tut) inures of aur a tout half 11 'Mond iii coin 1111 l ii small ..alt; thus the same Denmark Strict, Feb. 7, 1820. inn . Ile said there was not much apprehension of a pickle will hold g I for I weive months. This pickle i s "St le—Having this moment received the 1011uss mg duel. The ride was accordingly discharged. m e p arti ble In erne Ivens, nest's 111i/glut or beef, aln i: you intend to dry, 111' iii like wit .t iv called hung beef; to ,. interemitta intormation from ,Nlr. John NPTatish, o. Ta F. K I NG V EDWARDS, ESQ. Montreal, and seeing any notice Of it it the Imo' Mr. Scarlet' and Mr. 1/eitiriali showed cause against Serving when yin. take them nut of the pickle first to clean .. ; 'imam' papers, I have to request you will give it a a Houleru obtained by Mr. Taunton, for a criminal infonaut- nod play them, then pot them hit° paper hags, cud It:tit.: place in your paper. Mr. \i ' Parish is one of the trip- agaiiitt Mrdwards, a magistrate of the county ol the in a dry warm plive.—N. II S 1111 l e who h ave t ., 1 ' cabalitirraliates of M ont real. and one of the N m ei- Nlontgontery, liar alleged iinptopriety in his conduct, it, the above receipt , elittose their meat salt; r than tin, in ~ (street ; and instead of six t.ike eight or nine pounds of .an. : t • %Vest Company. I wort you, word for word. the cot 1111 l hong a Mr. 11'illiatits to prison, on die charge In the hottest weather it has been found necessary, berme ' extract from his letter. without any co 11111 l eta on lily agen The Court dischahsi him of a rave. Te allidavits were read on bout the'teat is put Otto the ;sickle, to rot, it well over aim .' part, and remain your most obedient s ervant, tid es. rged the rule, but wit h out salt, tom let it tie from Min to three or four hour*, moil all .' " J AMES NI.I)OVGALD." COstS. the blush to.f. out from if. It the meat is in the le.st ,: " \lone:eat. Dec. 27, 1819.—A messeeger arrived Tar ICING V. SEWELL. tainted heiiire it ab put into the pickle, it will be entirely from the lud 6 " etinttY , ah<lnt all hour arid, wills the Mr . MizrYat showed cause aA aIIISI t his ru l e , which 'milted in .111 •'s time in hat WillllCl - 6 To this receipt t!.. -. , pleasing intelligence that the North %Vett Passage had had been obtainer! on a previoln day in this term, call- lignie :refit a ill prove a very valuable addition. otos I Iby the ships sent out from England last ing on Mr. Sewell to show cause why a criminal infor- s-r-iiiimwesta-s.-•••- ...-••• T. imaillt:r. They made their passage g •tel through one titation should tan be filed agaotst hint (for abusive lair- A BouNCING •• •.-It happened,no matter when , 1,. of the sounds to B 'llia's B iv , and had reached the ettage made use an) a Magistrate, for having coot - ihat pr0t.1,„,„"„ was „ mite to Its . l , r o om ,„, io she . I:.liii 1114)1611 1 of flue Coppermine River. where the vessels muted Ito sons, an account of which we have already of Algeria, that she public roartst toiler was dead, and that . . were snored for the wittier, and Mr. lluffcr, or Definer, giver to our reader+. The Lord Chief Justice inter- any one under sentence, demerrins at cutting off !,,..„ 1 „ . • 11%13 Sent to find nut any of the agents 01 . our Company, posed, and as k e d Mr. Nlarryatt, if his client would shout.' he ;ndone', upon accepting that Aire. So tit isiig i : .!' 11l n• 1 1 11111 lie was to deliver the thspateliAnd then return not he content to pay the crests of the / 11111111 . :11 . 1011; is the love of life, that three candidates presented .. iii _ ,' it) his ship. 'file dispatch was delivered to Mr. Grant, and on his agreeing so to do, the rule was di s charged. selves for this awful and bloody office. each boastin g be„, .• ' . . . . oz , wloi sent it on immediately to this place . and it is just wiewirreaarereisiemrswes skill in the art eat' decapitatiose—a F11.11C11111)111, a Nils. .-..: .et jty off for Qaebee to the Actilig-Governor. The Mveraan WHEY.—A recipe for alit matisin :-'rake of Mold, and all I.:1103111111111. The day of rleetion wits i '• p-rt us setting oft for New York, and I have only . fixed, elites a number of unhappy victim . a err brought the to st Durham 1111 l tiarri teeth three ounces, boil it evilly 1 0 co ; sum 01; ci., mad ;-,i an Am ple supply 11r RWOlds was i .m. ,14 say, that I hope Lim. may reach you went. All further in skier 1 rif water till reduced to one ; then add one v i i deil tor the experiment. The Frole i linan ni,,d . first r • parlicitlars you will soon hear, but all that I have told I' l' raw. moody called ski ll rd milk, slid roman mies . I and at ', me won on . . ' I l an ~. 13 all that I have myself heard. : 1' " Jong M'Tnetsit." *cm the prisimees head: il mi ll 3 i f i ig u : s e g 4 ll l a "I"" sieve; ll ' 1 "'" Inel " I ll " Aile y' to 3 31mi:re:ter exul,at W43 111311/le to all the sr:04101s ly 1111111,11 . 11 01111 rlirttinatitat, was riven roue lea- , ii , ,• . . , • 1 , Moro tor options's. tatutiatt il, that it a narrow r ibbon •, " With respect to the name of Holf.i. of lioltner, cup ta'l of th e """'""1".), tus k s -"mi l'igh l mou" could be fixed Wand 1111..1111nm of hits victim, as a visrk, t•••• • nsurnisig. On the serum! duty she telt the good e f f ects; s t• mentioned in the extract from Mr. Nlel'arisit's letter, it he would prove his supra tor dextr•i its by cowing exactly she bait been a cripple 301111 V weeks . This was 21 yeast noon , ill centre, whirl„ tit (lid a ill , „rim,. t .. 0.11,,v . „flints :is a strong corroburati 111 l of the probability id ''' z ' i in' site intelligence. lis lookitig over all overload of E l .• C slits Itorr's cmyage for the names of the officers on ago,lllal she 11AS litter been afflicted sitter ; 11111.11dSeIlled 1001111,1111ty OW same ri inirily. A welsh woman beehive heard it said at the time When the Englishmen, nut at oh dis m ay e d by roc sm... • .1 MI, Of the SlidlllllfdilleleVll.ll a .1141 p and four satre, and made .., , board the expedition, we could no', it is true, find ihe re a blow with the velocity of lightning at the meek of his of the late proc l amat ion of George IV., that there strifurtunate prisoner.—" All!' raid the ;dormer, ' you st . name of Hoffer or [loaner, hut, in Lieutenant, 110 W ~ i s now no Prince of A ales, very good humouredly Baer weasel' our.' • He` ai; teelle'l Julia Belli ' Spit.' • .' Capt. Psi rv't ship. the Alexander, we li e d tile na...e of 1 `''lieu, to the ! itsionistimeut of all, so dez . b.tutisly had the ; of Lieut. It. P. Ilieemer, the son, we belies e, of die cele- replied—" Our late Prince will make a very good list lieell 11Clil1101Culi111A , Nigro Wr it so l o: l e l r t e o r i t s i l i t e dri ot ie t. d ffi t . i . i i s . se; •, • betted painter of lilji 113111 e. Ti gh we cannot stale. King fiir you English—now we have done with head , e„,- the pnrpos ,. u s s pilling, )f; 7 front our own knowledge. that Mr. Milliner wit's OM WM.,. and the Euglialsinan ass; .tliatriy derlarr•el must dex- again with Capt. Parry, .yet it is most probable he teruius, Atte lung cuuttaired e xettnioner la the 13 y ut ... • accompanied that officer to his voyage. Copverinine l'oeTsmourn. On Tuesday, in conseqiience of Hie Al a . "' .. It vet was visited by He3alle about the year 1771, as i, 4.IIIII'IIRA lital.llo , 1.1• Majesiy King George 111., al t...AUTlON.—Thurstlay rero ut e. as Al r. Hill, of lye 4,.!..,_ neatly as we recollect, fur we have not his book near us ; blessed memory, fiu routirls id* mantle gime were tired nier.ittite. Was elk 10) mg tlie wiciety tit a lea - ol his ire iii:- ~ .T g ~,,,,, us e s e i strange c of ..a ss i li whic h h .. ite ea s i f i a l t e es d i , le s s i a o w t he sea . In Haiti:. Input the shipping . , c..iii.:,eitcsita at Ig o'clock, and (at ai ter dinner, a rattier occeet l'.o llg young man, flip. . bII Y II dt p 1 11l bile sainting natter). 4 ommencitig at I: tit. H. - ; reurly about IS or 19 y ea's 111 a_e, cause to the'dors• f If , cila.t, and, we lx•lieve, took no Misers - adult. A distort, at all site sentries hail been flying at half-inaft from t. ~ 11s,c it a letter, whiett he said *as tea attillessed to M. • E...; therefore. has been thrown on his accouitt. previous eseiling; and alter (tie expiration 01 one moo, I all, UM requested the sets dlll Wl/11161 tei.eli a 1404 ilia, ,-* r. %% e wait with the inmost anxiety, an anxiety sue. al 3°. Mil clock, the aenva• 011 111 S Nlaji. sty King .ie might read the attere,s; iito while tier twrvaril %v., , f which the public will share with us , for further George IV. to the crown of the Uoited Kitigil was e titilvs he swept off Mr. tides. as well as all the ,rra• 11( 7 :menu tits." celebrated II the earrison soul shipprog, by 3 salute of 10.1.3 lieitmeing to his !fiends, which happened to ik --- ---- LAW INTELLIGENCE. 41 guns it the shipping , and the same from the "-it:stint 1.. lit, ;4111- .......- platatria, 111E1(044,a fi rma a f en &j o ie ; the royal sten. SINOULAK °CI:0118EN : - ...e.—Friday evening Lai, Mr COURT OF,a_COMMON PLEAS, Wesruterree. client arid colours on me forts anti bath ries, as well as Westcria,•eliiis.•*l timetriak.-.,111 Church Coort.Strattd, those of his Majesty's snips , w. re hoisted up to their deposited trete' al battx•wees us a ''rawer in hie p a r.,. i , • • Tetuestme, Fesitt.i.sitv 10. . STILWANT S. la s t original station. an d remaine d vi nil bmi -y e i . Te e ne xt and the billowing day, having 1/CCaSIOIIIO p.) WS limn. Thi. ease was trier! at the last assizes of Norfolk, utoming they were ti.aitt hoisted half-mast heti). he missed a 101. note. Oii Mondos mottling a knot). • t . ... b e r me i i ie ci l ia' Justin. A sole nag obtaiiicil dewing The toliowilie local fact, relative to a 'Miner similar was heard at the door, but the persrei ustio knuckerl wa , gone before it could be opened. 0.1 ltillkillg, illoWescr, ~ 7, 1 S the Weald term, to *hew calla: Wily a 11011-amt shush(' taut ()eminence to the above. may not be kernels to 1111 l st of lethe entered tip. our reariers:—When Q,lteell Anne died, John Caner, at tile knocker, he saw a pais r p reel tied to it, inn, .. Mr. Set-J..4W Blossett, in support of the rule, contended Esq. the grandfather of die late most estimable Sir ['amid it to coolant id. lbs. with au anonymous note, I .` ~ 111111 the vilillel 1.4111111110 1 Stand. .14/1111 Car er, w.i. in London, and on site Royal L e . thanking 1 • Mr the loan or ale b dance in 11.45. st . Tile aciiiiii ;vas twilight by jr. -tewart against the c , i G , , lange, w elf eorge t. was proclaimed King. Haynie On Friday inur 1111 l g a persou having the appaarance :,•-•. •)• Shrtitifor taking sande' e xectition and setting lip to *me • , ~ • , , hots los nosiness there, be immediately set off to ut a gentleman. about 28 years of age, called at the ' certain windmill. Stewart was the tll9l'llagett of a . w ilk to Ports! 11 1 11 l th, where, on his arrival, he ph 11111 l I- house of Mr. He • ag e °Merman, No. 2, New London person of the baiter of Burgess, who was seized in fee of • , gateu the tiews. Parties at that time ran high % and Street, Crutcheddriars, there being a ball 11l the window •., : cr. lain lands on *hick he erected the windmill, and being -- indebted to Mr. Stewart in die sum of 1,0001. he ma x - many expieised hopes that the House of tirunswiek Mat part of the house was to let ; he said he Wanted . .. ' , - 4 , gaged the lands to Sten nit, and in the mortgage ex- would not succeed to the dominion of ilicse realms. a Stale of apartments, and after having lo o ked a ll tit er 4 . •, :a ples•ly i n entripited the null. Burgess, however, remained Anioug the most zealous of the Jacobites w a s Gibson, Isle 110 1131 :3 he fixed upon four rooms, and r e quested to ' its possession, and Carried ots his tin.iitess as a miller as the Governor of this garrison, IVIIII Initnedlatily Intl know the relit expected for them. Mr. Older/nail nun •';., usual. Proceedings at law having been taken against Mr. Carter under arrest, and kept bezel in colitineracto tieing piepared, desired to have his address, for the p Imn at t"t - s al lof a shed Person, an eaecaliaa was la'' , for three days, that being the lapse of time necessary in pose of drallifill i t 3 line on the subject, mid lie gave him !I.and the will nil. All 1110 to sate by the Sheriff. In con. ,k those days heroic the regular official accounts were re- a card which lie took out of a small l/OCkel.bool.l, 016 1.... 31.1111E11r I. 01 w hi c h , St e wart , us mortgagee, brought Ins cei vet!. This ciscitinstahee is mentioned in a brief but %% islets was written " Mr. 'rltonsis, 9, 'llirognenten • ill'lloll, and obtained a vet diet. feeling Nletilitir of the late Dr. Bayly, who WAS con- Street." When he was ult the point of leasing the Toe Chill* Ja•tice said, Ile ..10' no reason to disturb the le ted with the Carter faintly. place, he said lie had dropped a 1162 W glove 1111) stairs, .... vel ,1,..1 . 'Cheer 111.13 61 111011 g a ge not inetely of the land, '--e - F eb . PL2).to wilt, e 3.—Upon the receipt of the sorrow which he should not like to lose, and Mr. Merman ~,; ilist et the viiiiiiintli thereon. Taking I m-session of the 'i:4l I tool was 'atom: possetoioll of the mill The mil tgage, 'id inteiligerice of die death id •• o u r g ood R ing ," t he leaving hint in the parlour, wee' up stairs to look tor /i i r im p, %AA% merely a e inil eon , e.e ane e, an d l ie a as of hells of the parish churches tolled, and a ll th e s h o p. it; he fuund an old ragged glove instead of a new one, ...• ..,1 .. ()vitriol' ilia! posses. ten lidiuwed the deed itt the only 555) were partially shut, in which state they will remain till and in h.ateiling 41w11 stair, he hitiod the Man gime, :. t : ; in a elicit it coiled fallow. , Il ea the funeral . Yesterday minute guns were fired and the house then left open. Upon entering, the 'lathier Ir. MI. Justice Brircuitgli said, that even it' no 11111 l tgage--.• Innis the Citadel and the various batteries, and also from e discovered that the s dhoti had stolen a valuable pia; .. i i , liaill liven ever wrested, lie 0110 ut 01 , 1111011 that the olio sill' iin Damodar and the Sound, from I i till 12 watch, together with g ull chain mil seals, which Lane; •• ; - r.• , "e'lit"" of Burgess c"it'd I "' t "lie th e ""II s" (1""Ity" o'clock. 'rite royal standard, which had pr e viously been in tlie parlour. Upon euquiry at No 9, Throgniurtiat •', sZI ounce execution, hit it was 00 stouts pi uperis. half-mast high, was then hoisted, when his Nlajesty Street, Mr. Thomas resides thete, athl haring apart- 7 -, r 'Vile rrtt ut the 11, licit commit - red in the jiidgmeht - .. w. as trvorge the I•ourth was proclaimed to the troops thetas to let was served the saute weir,. , • of the cutiii, 61111 1 Uh ' COsils 4l the serdret m antis cuirtartned. m ,lo; - by S r I)eititis Pack, when they iminediaiely fired a feu On Nlourlay morning. about lour o'clock , the walls --- de joie, and a royal salute was afterwards fi red Irmo the of a house at the end of Strand Stree t, Liver p ool, w melt : FRIDAY, Fen. 11. Citadel. Sic., in lionotir of the accessimi ot his pr e seitt was buret Mimi three years ago, fell down, and toast -• This gowning Geor g e Editiotios, of Birmingham, Majesty. The flag reinaiiied hoisted until sunset. This through the floor of one of the back cellars, which, 1 - fr was to have been brotiglit tip to plead in an indictment k morning it was agaiii l owere d half-mast. ttralige to tell, had, n otwithstanding the dattgeiritis 4 ;.: - intictrcti •isti 1001111 Jg3ittil 116111 at Ille last WarIVIC . 4 ;1 • ' k.. ... ' :"11:11S 1111 l S i ,lof if libel 011011 use sna t ostrates of Birmingham, It was understood that his late Majesty for years situation of the oveittaiieing fraemenis of the bongo.:, past, had determined not to create another Duke, heel' ocetspird as a place to lod - e in ; five iticii were .".„'") but it steins he ts nut sortie-taming. A jial ~I me Lurd eepiiig in two le:ds, all of wiiimr, we are sorry to '.- • Cowl Jaboce of this Court was iwJell thefirst nay of the which the present King, while Prince Regent, re•ate, were killed. There were several other people hi 4 • :4 ' 'fal er 1 "r 11 " alitgvael"'Ull. I -, e ittilictinetit haviog been strictly adhered to, except its the instance of the atelimit cellar at the same time, who escaped wi11 r, ,,,z,. re 1111 l vett here by crahiruri ; but notwithstantli..6 the Duke of s' ellington, whose strong claims to a luta Lees, though some of them ' 'we understaud, are 1111131 ddigent search that has been fist's after this gi:ii- Dukedom the Regent knew would not have been severely wounded. We believe the ienatioi of this - • - t:eiriaii, tie has eluded, lititierto, the sr ; tlanee ut the w 'exited hovel had hotter to quit some months ago, 1 ; , overlooked by his Royal Father, had they occurred 1 ,1 °owe's ; and Ohm gets user :h e T e nt Wallieut pitaillitel, before his indisixisitiun. It is now rumoured, but out die teuquatitot 01 living rear:erre, and carrying ills Lt . ' 7 alit) sit me( tile 11E81 ASsiZeS. rit" .., TIIE KING V. GLORGE nov. on what authority we know not, that his Majesty. :troy trade in eisokiiig initl lettiti,; imeir ludshigs, pow , cipally to loafs labourers, proved too sating an au Ilisd• 4i The II •fendaiit %Valk 1)(0ii,4111„ 111/, ii. 6 111,.! 111016011 or tit. inicnds to create the Marquis.ses of Stallord, Bucx- soc ato 1w tei n get t otti o the f ata l ~,,, ~,.„., h a a b e it • ....• Solicit's! Getieral, tu r..cei‘v tar ..p.;.:.: ut ~, Ilk. Cot6ll, inglimit, I iertforti, and hustings, Dukes. as Aims e - rlllie.i. 11 . • . t. .. . . • ks :