The National Register. — London, England, 1819-06-07 00:00:00

3tlgn 7. Lit %Imes —lt appears, from a re's Parliament, that there are 7 i s g in the ili:Lreat gaols, hospitals, lunatic - mln. 0? rot% Wale,. Of these, 6.i are males, 501 f males. In 'leaden' 11.1mital, the number actually confined is 193; viz. 107 males and Sfi females. This return does not include pri vate mail houses. By another paper, it appears there are 8s licensed houses fir the reception of lu natics in England and Wales, which contain 2343 bowies, making a total :if 3701. If to this num ber be added those who remain in the custody of their friends, we shin ld suppose the aggregate amount must exceed fair thou:mud, A piece of ground near Louth, for building on, the property of the late It. Lee, Esq., has been sold in lots, fur upwards of 2,0001. per acre. SOU T HWAHK ELRCTORS.—On Friday a number of t!te respectahle Electors of the Borough of South wark assembled at the Horns Tavern, Kennington, fir the purpose of presenting to their late repre senta:ive in Parliament, Charles Barclay, Esq. a silver vase, value 304 guineas,. na a testimonial of their attachment to his personal• virtues, and of their respect for his pali.ical principles. Mr. Bar clay entered the room at six o'clock, accompanied by his father. .his brother, Mr. F. Buxton, N.P. and by several others of his relatives, attended by the Stewards, amid the plaudits of about 200 p:Tsons, who hailed his•approach. The company then sat down to an elegant. ; Florence VtAseg, Esq in the chair. After , the removal of the cloth, vw rious loyal toasts were proposed by the chairman, and drank. Mr. Barclay, after addressing t he awns. puny, was presented with the vase, which 'was handed round the room. The meeting continued to enjoy the pleasure of conviviality and Paddy Webii's chwiling until a late hour. GRAND ENTP RTAIIIMIINT AT S rOWE —Lord T•onple awl his Lady, after their marriage, left town For Buck trighainshire, and as they passed thsoisait the county were received with ciithiniasai by An ranks 31141 tato% ot . people ; aC the ladies wore Lunches of white riitistri, soil the Yeomanry esconytt the happy pair to Stowe, arid ailt:rwa!ds , jate a grand tanner in celebra tion of their nuptials. It was not the least gratifying to. his I.nrtlslaip's feeliNs that as party and political cowiderations ceased ou the hoca,ion, and there was a pieastwa mixture of permits. wit use tmlitical sentiments were in opposition to each other, but they did not inter fere-In prevent that hilarity and unanimity that prevailed. In consequence of these flattering marks of respect a superb entertainment -.vas given at the Cobham .4rms, liock4altham,-by Lord Temple, on Tnerlar, the 25;11 tilt. to whicis the Corporation of Birekinationt was invited,. and a ntrather of Yentnanry,- .and several persons of distinction in the nei;hbourhond, and tlte poor were regaled with pi.eitty or whWesoctre food and excellent-ale. There were about one bunched of the Nobility - and •Centre Fat clown to the ;trawl entertain ment ; afterthe cloth was remns - nl the vend! possible conviviality prevailed, anti the entnpaly was delightel with several Irish lilts by %Val), wtio . left mum for the purpose, and on Thursday-cite Marcia s ;ay: a dinner to the ()dicers of the YeolllalilV al Slowe. To one of the ships belonging to the Hudson's. bay Company, which recently left the river for their settlements, Lieutenant Franklyn, late com mander of the Trent, in the expedition to reacli the North Pole, has taken his passage fin. the purpose of exploring that part of America to the northward of Hudson's-bay. The route this officer is to take will be nearly the same as that pursued by Mr. Hearne, in 1770, why stated that he reached the sea at the entrance of Copper Mine river. Lieutenant Frank lyn «•ill be accompanied by about five Europeans, one of whom is a-surgeon ; and on their arrival at the Copper Mine river, are to pursue such further.: course as may aprear pmper. _ _ During the v;) - yage of discovery last year to Bar; tin's-bev, a bottle was throwWinto.the sea from the illezander, Lieutonant Parry, on the .124th May, when that ship was off Cape FareweH. It con tained the latitude aud hmgitude the slip was then in. About two months since the bottle teas found on the island of Ilartragh .n KOlals-Lay, and an. wcount o it C,rwarded to :Vl.air.tity. It is *apposed it IIIUSE have floated at about the rate. of eight wiles per day across the Atlantic.. ACCIDENTS AT CDLENIVICII.--..011• Monday af ternoen a young woman, who had imprudently got into u swiog, was seized with a giddiness in her head when the machine was at its•height ; she fell out, head foremost, and was killed on the spot. A man standing near ime of the swing* ea Tticsdar, when it wets in full nut' , it struck si.;ainst the tipper pert of hiA face, and tore olr the }fresh of one of his cheeks, and his jaw-bone ; he wa. taken to is surgeon in a most drcalfol A pigoon match at 21 birds took place last Satur day, on Fi:whleit Com:non, between Ides::rs. • Ti:orpe and Collins, which AS.4I won by the limner killing 19, birds, Tue mat;:h was fu: 109 guineas. Tilt NATIONAL BEGISTEn. ti, French I:evolution-rat the tine when Robespicre •vas bobesdei at Paris, a Gascon Officer in the French :army thus eNpressed the areal he had entertninel of the tyrant--" A 4 often as the name of liZespiere was mentioned to me, I used to take off my hat, in order to soe tekether my It is stated, on the authority of a letter from America, that a atetsm-boat, on board of which were 34 French persons; including Gentral Rigaud and his family, had beta:overact, and the whole of the passengers drowned. The Portuguese vessel Boni Priut, Captain Sousa, from Faro in two days, arriqed nt- Cadiz on May 7, with, the crew of the Spanish kik Tiger, Cap. taia D.nt F. de Paulaz Kiveira ; who states, that on their way horn La (. -11:ra to this port, vo the 1 th of April, lat. 36. 19. long. Si.. ":0. W. they were fallen in with by four ships and a brig, in appearance Spanish, which they considered to he some national convoy ; and having hailed the brig, which being of superior farce, hoisted English co lours, and ordered her to shorten sail, when she was boarded end the papers lentaakd, and was infirmed they were prisoners to t lie Governor of Buenos- Ayres, and tank the crew on band ere privatcea Oo the followiog day the four frigates b‘ing. still in sight which the privateer chased, and coining e..itltin half-; , :an shot, one of them hoisted Spanish trading mercantile colours, and caNinuel her course to the East, which course the others were also pursuing although at great distance. Before the boat camel alongside they threw the conespondenee into the sea, suspecting it was. an Insurgent ; they took frotn.him nil his papers, and obliged tla.: sigma certificate that they had treated them well, and gave them their clothes, and put them on the 25th on baurd, a fishing vessel, which took them to the Portuguese coast. The privateer was called the Constitution, mounting 18 carrmades of 181 b., and with a crew of 114 men, Capt. Ilmwm, which sailed Irons %Ninon: *7th March, and had a commission front „the Buenos-Ayres Government, No. 171. de livered 24th June, 18 8, to cruise tor one year, signed Joze Ivigalyour and Martin Pueyrtdan. The Tiger sailed Frain La Guyra, 7th Mirch, with a cargo of coffee, COWS, cochineal, and indigo, hav ing on board lieutenant-colonels of militias. Accounts luau the frontiers of Saxony wive the Rini cuter" of the expulsion of the Jerre front Nleionia , m:— F ancient tittles die town It rl the privilege that no Jews should reside there ; latterly saves. 1 Jew! had ,sta- Wished themselves there, without any 'opposition from the Got cruntent. Some time since, ca amstances king changed, the magittretes thotr A lit it advisable to enforce the old rcgolations, a:s! all Jew beggars and !wily deal ers received orders to cant the towri, which they did. Some rich Jewish families rem. toed ; and the magistrates were asked whather they siarald be hardier tolerated? The magistrates thought themselves not competent to decide this question, and called an assembly of the citi zens. This assenittly had scarcely heard wnv was the matter in debate, whim some of them, resolved to cut "the knot at once, collected some empty waggons stand tog in the Matket, obliged the Jews still remaining to• pack up -their goods, and to put themselves with them in the vehicles, which stood ready to convey them over the froo.ierr. The immediate cause of the event is• 'to h~re-been, that a Jcw, contrary to the ancient ca -tom. %Mai did not permit - persons t.f his nation teat:roe real prm,erty, had purchased a moue to toe town of I Nleininzen„ uod desired to have los name re;tnered as wernprietne. An American ship has lately arrivel at Bortbaux from New York. Among tilt: passengers are Cornel ius Sulaiouta, king of the Indian it:atoll of Oneida, anal seven persons of his Court, who propos:: to tra. .yel in Europe.. • , • Aists:wcropt•rin purse is to he run for on the firtt day . .07.1*sich races, by t vlocipetles, fr.nn the Nactots 'bonier of the ex': se hi tae Wit iii iii ,4 po t. Papers anti letters were on Saturday rrceived front es 'ilium !Lies of the Well I tidies. Toe atlriCte Iron Frt. itid id are dated A !nil 9 : they mention that a holy of I'm rio:s, • to f4ho men. hati itivestr!.l CuittaoJ thl the I.lllllside, and h ni succeeded in retlncitg.otte r,f her forts. Tice intelli : .;. nae ;tresiously cottiminik.vt ti Is' Ite• A•tteri6an pakasrti, of etz adtattlages gaiLit,l t.vcr Morilln by the army u hler Paaa ' tipmurate. ~1 .5 btlll detiClellt in IlJitiett TillittlVi nett "iny• caSt e j count been reetiVetl. t' lIVWS. no 11.: _wen • 't t: the• wilt Apia. ' C.ilottel Ea.:tisk, with tits inuti l e., ip .i.ll there; lie nab btillithitli oil. the writ side of iisland,svaitiog to co-operate in au ezpetli • on. a . areaq ,scale, wit;c:o woo o-oopecti .1 to taki• place in. a lest. Illy' a..t.otist soiut, p irt itt the Tani It is !Wiled in 3r(111111111 .from Perhice,t that on the Ihth of Nlatch the Fer.ell GoYer.stitent , ctionti. r ht S nitre:lli, pit rreti 1;4 24 yon., boot umno , ting only (5, was totally lost off Ow Coutitylle thlittl•bJlikV; the erect, 40 iii itutti4.:r, acre as sari('; as a l so six :,;.3 pounder catitma,les, and J ..tray part of lit I' riggile4. bile was on her p.iststae to ;I.lrail...ttsc, from Cayeaue, %Vila.: bile ioJd Latety dr ft, C.i %%jilt uespatclers from Fraiice. The Royal Charlotte yacht, at Deptford, is or derea to bo bud:on up, and a um one to Lear tLe. &awe Haute to be bull( 'Wett!wielt. tftiotikd 181 court(' 01' irctlva.s BENCH. SATI.rIWAY, J UNL 3. 1u trial u( the least impasrtaatace ea-cutreal, rid a tau au— freest but to the partied comet nett. COURT OF COMMON PLS.:AM, SATVftO4Y, JI./%6 5. Tito ..dxsignoto of Filsprukl v. Abrrhumq. In this cue the nt illl , l sm• raised ran Orr re. °very hni bhip, Cirace, under the its ete‘t ott ontin a d • Hy sc.,' • ft rte& to the defendant by the plasntid tide in, latter tt nv tinder con.idetable entaarrnisinent, 11.11 .> • trailer to li•O attd oth-r articles, t 11:11 hr sitp;isU.,l to %hip, ()A airs and others, but from Juts ISIS to 11.-,rieber lou i.e became wok!' einbarratwit and wCt freVirNl timer arr. rt,d, lest, (al lllll•• be Ift. *l6le hr a all conlitteit oudet our or Mese arretasi. 'Ube IA 1f..5.1 f..s.1 int, tiralsaitts, put is what i. called in Klatt,: taut! ooKr . a ft Aendly e ft, ill coiretpielire of ‘v loch the 'hie, Grote il) rred to iti.et, tour lo:t uitrw. 11t. Ch tram, repeat... Lily e .lied for TroN meld of lh. Sr :th4^ n ere :4111y11 LI, bit brother atihi tor Deie.ol laat u„, wit at hotter. Of coolac a courstibuttio of B .secruptc.r. out. Air. Sr drain V..nrieuie inane an ile;guiinus speech fur 1:K: • - Defentba us, but ca.lea. tu, wit.lewhem, 1 ter Cheri JUSI ire ie. leveit ini ea rti-a•Nuanner summed us, • the eritireece, toad left it intirely in tier It .ewlee of .hr Jury, .. tour Areal,'" rep %Abating the reader. t of the elute. ..•1 ell tureelen twig uillieL‘es reNwetiii4 their fevinc. r Anna ter. %t heir he had Ile hiti:0111 W . V. tint in that•s spurt he AL•eue4 s• tie that ovitetes•es should be le..rw bouts by alley coneuu al ratali rusulact uaei mynas .14 trot uly Ito Vie eilliAlitritril spirit of Inc ;Ize, I.ul to 14e tooystrd rtili'h Jilt), within.. - a Uhtillelll . > lithit••;o3l. fthlad fm Nis lathill ill—subject to a re.frre•ewei. MUSGAAVg ANL) OTHLR4, ASUONLES AP, MEDE7r, Etr Las, Nfr. Rarnwell ocrned the declarations io•thir C;14,.., Osted that the tlCelldillll is Warden of lira Maj.:as% pi mine of the Fleet ; that the plaii.tiU were ussigaces to toe ustase of :timer Darden, a Isaaisruo ; that they had olstaine t j... 1,4 • tare nae Isaac Ale:les for NIS!. under which the sai I Imac Mea.:‘ was •d in execution In the custod of the defendant; ne.:l that the said defendant had r sax. foUy,,uislawfulty, and unjustly, Wi !lout the leave of the said pluitililfs, permitted the said fsaaa Melts to he at large tram and out of such custody, by reason wheieuf an arena hid nevi:tied agaiti•t • for the amount of the ,ittl::stiets , „ To Ils s the defendant pleaded, in the first plan. Ibal .re iii not liable, i.i cos.. -qaeitce of tits, said ...sir... tun desciasely and agaih4 his will escaped tom mud out of it.s Cahill/1Y ; and seam:fly, , that Isrfoie the s!.1) r cshihoing Mo bill of the 'aid plaintitf and Isenre the defendant Icwt holy notice of toe said esraitc, the said Metes la turned w‘orio • to the said prison, had Ail rrmaiuud so C The facts al he else, os rutted by Mr. Seiktut Len,, artre these Medvx was charted in excreta:l in NI oranet.. mai Terns, lb:e4 soil committed by lEthew corps's to the co.tudy of. the Warden of die Fleet, in the mite any. Soo, after tb:s commit:heat, Nleden übtaima the rule, aid f • Clessrefordi there a/13 an eintras s- thing lii.e t ei•ti mitt up •t • lii..ibrrl); 111 f set he wee.: us:weever he chase, ; s od os, s : I r be seen in ..11 part• of the toe ri„at pastier, lit tile Theatre. upon the Rosa! Exchange, 31.14 1140,1 Iref1:1 , 1 II)' at 11•1 a sits.l Logt-e, in A thou.:fret, Adrlp:si.- W nen thy... farts were proves', tits Lersrned Serie:int s.thl he summt o • . verdict ; and indeed if he were I:as, there ssitull be tau est sre end to improot mem fur ee:,t. In oil prssbabilily the - fmodaut eras fully sectored from the consequence. of Itir ua.l these . ..re !Urdex alone Ivuu!il be the suSzre • :Ur. Wagers. the pin nt.tra• Attorney. prodocoul LA examined copy of the judgmeot it/trilla; itri*C of his comn.itment to the IV:side-ref the F:ert. Svecral w i:lis.ses were then call, d, who d btinetly Fravr that ith , rwirut to the con:ni;tbtrill of Medea. tiles.a.s upon tile Racal Exchange. in fleet-street. ist row!, au l• at his lomat is Adam•st reef. Adrip-•1 The Chief Justice, upon tar evuleure, 1-1,-./1 V • Opllll6l/1 that Ibr d •feirslat,t ass t s liaLle, 71111f1 a vri u•k seki foouJ 1,..r the pi..i .tip.—D.tmages NISI ; costs 400. • :counts from Madrid state, that King Feilinani has chosen for his Qaecn,,Lhe Princess Mar:a, nieve to the King of Saxony. They also state, that tbu Spanish traJps are advancing upon the fron-ticrsvf Portugal. The movement of troop; in this dire , .- thin have been fre , ruently mentioard cveu from tho Spanish papers. The only inference to be drawn frota it is, that the old diilerences between the two Courts have boeu revived sues tie deathtuf :Lc young Queen. An article from Fr:tall:at of the 29t1 " Great complaints are inatle here of the stagnation of trade. large capitals are out olciroulatf,n, and diseaant is at ;;I pa cent. The oul;.c basilica of any haportinco now carriel ea is in palic pap.:r eumney. We havt a most favourable prospect c.: an abundant harvest and the prices harms declined considerably. Wine, which sold two • ago a: SOU for:ns per tun, is now sold at :4.0 The tinanoa of this city have cap:tient:ed. a grear has by the badness of the ratster fair: this loss is estimated at 70,000 tlurit.s. • :he tolls alone brought in 12,009 tldrins.less than last fair." The Marna' guu-bri4, at a:pa:n.3, Via Swingur, ot . I guns, ut 11.1" C ZEll .1 j the cog of So Aland. Sittings appoigteil in Nii:lincsys cr..l Lothian, laclure the Right lion. Sir R 1 1.45, Lar.l Chid Justice of his Majost's ci . (Agitation l'lcne, at W.!stutinster, iri titt.l T;irity Tv: 1519. TiAINI. 3ttnrt.Ercx. I.o)inos. Patu-dly June it Ator JLuit 11. T;t,ir; day utAy 9. 3 AFTEit 1E:01. Thur.d.ly Ley 1 F :i4••y — JO). 2 ?~-