The National Register. — London, England, 1819-09-26 00:00:00

Pomp. THE WHITE HAT. st sixteen hundred and forty one, The 114414.41 s had some famous dim; with King Charles they so merrily sped. gilt:) , tint took Ili% mean. and then his heal Then hey lot Radical Reform. To r.u,e in England a glorious storm; Till every man his dinner has got, For twopence the loaf, and a peney the pot. • Hampden and Pim, with their liatiutl shows. • Crop( the bi.hopa and alieetl the peels; While Oliver kitk•d the miter with an air. And a. t hi. own rump in the Slw•akrr'a chair. Then hey fur %Wheal Reform, de. ti diver wore w broad-hrirent'd hat : It was not white. no matter for that; Form . : very broad its brim wits glow That it covvel the alter and eanp'ti du throne. Than hey for Italleal I:: form, etc. Oliver then grew pond and high ; Ile looked on his comrades ralher shy ; s 1 in their faces, and cut them all. Till they humbly cried—(ml save K ing Noll: Then hey for Italica Reform, AA... • In eighteen hundred and nineteen, Again shall be what bi.ti)re his. been; +Until we warm both Church anti State. A.; in sixteen hundred and forty eight. Then hey fur Radical &fora. B.e. Hampden and Pin were not half grod A ) Pi! Watson and Thibtlewood; And Lawyer rear,on as leatnedly wake A. ever lid Mr. Solicitor Coke. Thu) hcy for Radical Ihform, And there's henry Hunt. thermic of u 4 all. Will do the job much better than Null; Whose Ileat‘r ww. never so broad or Hat. As ourhint; harry the Ninth's White 114 t. 'fLen iiey for Radical Reform, &.c. And (River had not Harry's oily, In making harangues from a one horse etwy; •'hen he had reach'd his private ends, In cutting his inconveniant • Than hLy tio Radical Raform,B,c. leave no petulon, place, nor court, No King nor Regent to support; No prig: s to feed, no taxi: to pay: And we'll go to the devil our own way. Then hey for Radical Reform, 6.c. Reform like this we Radicals &owe, Who have something to gain and nothing to loss; Unlike Sir Frank, and the Whiggish train, Who have something to hoe and nothing to gain. 'then hey for Radical Ituferin, &e. Now tuartlt, my boys, in your Radical rags, audio your slicks, and flouri.li your flogs; Till we lay the Throne end the Altar dot, •With a whisk of (tarry the Ninth's white hat! And bey for Radical Reform, 'l'n raise in England a glorious storm; Atal level each pur,i-prouil existoctat, jilt a whisk of !Larry the Ninth's white hat. Lately a traveller from a London home was stopped at the turnpike of 'kasha!slot', at the held of Grewunek, Scotland, for refusing to pay tl,r toll demanded by the keeper. He was travelling in a newly-invented carriage, which he del 000000 itt ated a waggon. and offered the rate payable tier that vehicle. The keeper, however, de manded thy rate for a gig, and the matter was brought ;before the „Natives for decision, who were of opinion .that the carriage was not a gig: Mat it was only liahle in . payarent of the rate nikred ; and found the roll-keeper ..ausenalde in expencts. It may, perhaps, sa►e the owner otihis anomalous niachine much trouble, should. our information tra►el faster than himself, as it may be the means zif apprizing these peninacions gentlemen of `• brief authority," yclept toll-gatherers, of the danger .they run, in declining to acknowledge this machine in be any thing that the rider chooses to name it. Yet we confess, its appearance is much calculated to puzzle a person, whose optics are so excl m si►cly fixed nu .iris own interest as those of liar keeper of a toll usually are. A more elegantly constructed conveyance we hate rarely sera: it may be called a waggon ; but we ran a►er it is Inn the weight of a dog-cart; it rims, nom:over, .with a Inxurioni smoothness, and for safety is not to he tqualletl, far less excelled, by any sort of carriage we ;hate ever heard of. In short, we anticipate a new era is about to arise in this branch of inechanici. A Court-martial was held on board his Majesty's ,bitip Conqueror, ut• St. Helena, on the 10th of July,, tier the trial of Mr. Christopher Palmer, an Admi ralty midshipman, belonging to his Majesty's slurp Leveret, on charges preferred against him. by : Lieut. Godfrey Brereten, I,:longing to his Majesty's ship Tees, but lute of his Majesty's ship Queen Charlotte, for defamation of character, biealy injurious to him as an oflicer and a gentleman, respecting the cause ti his leaving tLe Queen Charlotte The eharg,es %v ac fully proved, and Mr. Palmer was sevvccly re primanded, and sentenced nut to be promoted for kw') ykarJ. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. SMITH, THE ACTOILOM Monday last died, at his house in Bury St. Edmund's, Wm. Smith, Esq. in the 89th year of his age, firmerly of Drury-lane Theatre. Mr. Smith was the original Charles in the &hod for Scandal, and from the propriety of his conduct, his mental accomplishments, and the superior grace and elegance of hia manners and appearance, was designated by his friends Geniteman Smith. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Clarence still continues indisposed at Dover Castle, and, it is f.-red, sonic weeks will claps. before sh?, is sutfi• ciently recovered to return to town. His Royal Highness the Duke is constant in his attendance on the Princess. Zit**. In Upper Rawer Onset. the Indy of C. Green, ell. of n Ire. M Chinoick,lhe IA) of 11. Remote, en1...1 a olatothf,r. Al the home of Motor :tweet, esq. 11. ?lit Ilagtots, of n Al 11nekoorth leumne , the Indy of It W. Grry,e,t. of a we and L. it. fhenledy Of 11. Ashley, rot. of the Cottage, 1.1.11141.1 n (Inv k0...y, of m ion. Ofgarritt. At St. John's, tiauthwark, W. •1. W. Sh, 4,19. ol Peethsrit. to Miss Ilsry Auu Idawsou, third daughter tot J. Dates.., esq. of Csiotaturd .1 t eel. I I urrleydow 11. I...sutruth. t 6 !gym., esq. of rh.lacery lane, to Sarah. daughter of 4'. Asettate, req. of Camberwell. .... _ l'as.e.ns rsrt) man, eldest ran of N. Pre') mon, iii. of near 1p50:44 to Sofa, fourth dinkier of I%iill.m 11eWrr, frt. 14 \raffia. form. • Mr..folto ttoottaufittoff Puble.fo, to Ann, second flanlftet of do! kite Mr. J. Itaylle, of I'Vet.114•111), Lamb. ill, Mr. irlimdt, fl the Ralik of England, :u 1 . 1•111CCe, &anklet ot(lhe Inc NV. bottom, of Itroffiffiton At -A. I aotc..., an 01 .Ir. RJuchnrut, of Wohtufs, Itvtlfordaloope, tJ lanr,yououtA dam hler el lit late 1. Put ter ,1 tff. of liIV sant,. plate. . . at St. Ceoree's. Hanover !gusto, eldest son of 1. ( hapmso,• sop of Wowhood. t•. tune, secoud daughter o f toe IN. 1. Ilubbe.st), rap of Wyt:ebt, Fusee. .11 Stepney, Mr. ('harps Ilephorn, of Arbonr terrace, to Ur.tiaces daughter of F. I to'l 14. or p of Assesubl) row, Mete Pod. at.(leoro.',. 11.thos et Invite, .1. Smelt°, trio. ot l'ordand place to Lusily, too) d.tughter of It. Potts, es+ us 1 . rpm Claptuu. niCO. At Ilsete de (hare, Mrs. Joseph Pole Coleys. At Hindu., near sonthsitetstoo, cap'. J b. h.ssidon, late of the lion. Lao Intik l'ompast)'s snr%tee. At 4 late of St John's 'Name. Mt... tln an. of utl pl.ire. Vol lola.. Sq u at e. Al NA Mw, 0 hilehsegh, Abstdretwhise, 1. F. Leith, eq. in the Tith year so loss Atte. At I) unmoral. Ilse Hight lion. Lady Collitsigwood, widow 1 the let . Ad t'sdhuewouti. 1.14411113, wttn of I. Nosier. col. of !leading. At the !snow of his Mother in taw, Smaistossl Street, Mr. WEn.llyde, ;lonian , 110.1011. At Itotterthitn, at his mother'. home, o here he went fur the recovery 01 hi. 11.411 h, Mr. 111.181..11 bruin, An sunniest organ tate Or ut k row, Sen mason, surrey. . . . . At Crown. Insentr.e, a6ad 7d, Jean. 1..11.1 of the I too. Archibald Framer, of LW at. At Mrs den. W. Hoare. rag. of I.rotntiel.l holm, Clapham e 'mimosa. At iilLeitOr.i. H. I CAtill,Ml. aged W. daite), eay. a,,e334, late of kingAun, Jainaita, and of Horton haler, dock.. Al 14reilio rod, I saes, In her Nth year, Ms. 'Cowman, whirrs of the late Gem. I honor. Nu:entail. loamy years rector of the smiled of West I IL. nJdosi and Ir.ire, in lA.: laid c..anot). ng 3,r;1 77, sir J. ‘101)&441. h ,rt. 411 t ITC/W.loh. 111,11 l Stu la, in i hip vu hi. laud awl FNMA. John .trrivbistriog, wog. suivois, oil late L:outb.sy 1 .14 At Buenos Ave.. r. rah lel:mu, esq. of Mat lateath. At ttleekheni.. MP% S. I h ..... 40. of Clotting crow Mr. I. moor, Crew/wed an. t, \tomato 'genre, aged 31. Men let, the wife of J. Wdlturr, req. 01 knightelmod;:e. HAVING now received the highest approbation of the Lords of the Tritro , uty, of our Newt:System of uniting the 'fro First Lotteries for Isl 9 into One .6cheme, we are enabhsl to present the Puli:te with the number (hitherto unheard) of EIGHT .of £2n.ono EACH!! ! Although there are tummy other Capitals, and the Lowest Prit.es !tG—that every Sixteenth thereof may have at lea, t One Pound in mama, viz.— SCUP: To begin 9th NOVI:MIXES. Y 0f.... iso.t Punt Money are Z40,•00 20.0911 Conbols 40,000 Itt.tiar Cen.0111... IG,tpKJ Cone la. .52.4 am 4.(100 Money l4OOO Y 2.4)41 Mono .:000 2 500 1'0n.011.. l.llllO 4 4OO 1 'ansob ....... ..... 1,600 20 2OO Monty. .44100 10 lOO X Wiley ... —...... 'IMO 20 5l 1,,,,ty ..... 1.020 3M 2O CAL Money. 1 l6l Vt. 3,1576 l6 Along 62,016 10,0u0 Tickets in etch Lottery. Total £231497 9 FIRST DAY. _ _ The First Prize in eaChaisa to have Z 16,000 Consols and £4,000 Money is £29 Olio more. 16th. 17th, And 18th Prise, (Mosley) £goo niece. 19th above £2O 0 (1 (Consols). .fall,ooo more. V.Stb above £2O 0 6 Oloney) Letr,LitiO noire. SEC ()ND DAY. The First Prize in each Liar to have 18,0001 Consols and 2,0001. Money is 20.0(M)1. own. 5,000 Tickets will be Drawn each Day. ALL the Prizes, as stated above, will be at oi:ce put into the Prize %%lied, and ooly the first 501 Numbers tot tuck 1000 Tickets put into the Number Wheel (which Yee' Tickets an all that are NOW ON SALE); these sCem Tickets are not only SURE of TWO Prizet of sznonxil. Money and Consols EXTRA EACH, which is the utmost they could have obtained under the Old System, but the Public will at once pezeeive that the SC H END?. and Mode of DRAW ING is so arranged. that them. firm 3.015 t Tickets mtld MAY OBTAIN TIIE WHOLE EIGHT TWENTY THOUSANI/S! The I•IRST•I)RAWN BLANK in each Class will have 16 Whole L'ndran•n Tickets each, which may produce all the great Prizes. and Shares In proportion. (The First Lottery will finish 9th December—the Second begins early next Year.) The Lottery will be dtawa in Clues, Nu. I to decide No. matt. Ac. ; and erg ry Purelnuter may obtain Two Numbers of the 1441111: Fate, TWO ut which are SUI4E to rittmuct: ahuve 40,(001. 1 ,—As the Contractors will make 'to reserve of Tickets, the whole of the Ptizes mu.t be obtained by the Public, and with Chances in dui: latour hitherto unknown. J. anti J. StI'E‘VIIIGHT. Cuenhill, 22d September. Sole Contractors, Who Sohl not only the First and I.ast Golden Prizes, and I.act 30.sted.. but also No. 5.710. and cooly mites Capi tal., on the nth A gem la* LONDON : Printed and Poshltshrd by the Peopeietw, JODN Twlt:6. at lite Mice, 7tt, rleet-titreet, *he. e all Letters lib the .imittur, dc. (post-raid), wait ue Add 4. SEPT. 26. LGNDON .11.1RKETS. CORN-F.XCH A NOE, MONDAY, Sept. 20. We had an abluidant supply of Wheat this morning at mar ket. chiefly from our own coast. which went off briskly, but ut a decline of Ys. per qr. from the prices of last week. Foreign Barley was dearer, And tine Malting Harley was front is. to Is. per. tir. dearer, and brisk in stile at that advance. lie ►upply 4 4 Oats was large, and a trifle lower. Beans and Peas were dull in sale, but no alteration in price. COIIN EXCHANGE. Wr.nxrAnAr, Srrr. !et. We . bad but very few arrivals of Wheat from our own coat since Monday, but the finest samples met a ready sale on full a , good terms as on duct day. Foreign Batley continue, in demand. and sales were ea,ily cltialed at a trifle clearer. We have still a plentiful supply ut Oats, which barely support Almalay's prices. In Peas. Beans, and other articles. there cs not,ltemtiun. _ _ t lit N XI:ILA NGE. FRIDAY, Sept. 23 . We have had stet:rid arrival. of Wheat bine° Wednesday, which,with what r,inained tiver Irvin that diy's inarket,was brisk in sale, and Mann 2.. per qr. lower. Foreign Barley was very dull, and on the decline. Oats were plentiful, and front ts. to 2s. per qr. cheaper, but dull sale at that reduction. In Peas, &c. there is no alteration. t. l aKtN'I • 1'1;11 Pei W iuel 'Es OF (.It.i ester Nlciou:e MOADA V. s. 46 a 1;6 63 a 75 33 u 36 AN Wit II of Eight Bubl WEDN 11 s. 6:1 a 74 30 Red Wheat %, bite Rye Brdiik, or Duck 1$ neat Harley , „ Pale Malt Feed Oats . grew or Puktird du. New 'Tick semi Old ditto New Pigeon ditto Hailing Pence Grey Pew knereed Iter tam American Moak Rip and W ionar !brain and V ries. land ditto .... Rye Harley Feed Oats ...... Weis orPolanddo. Tick Beath Pigeon Akio . Biang I'aa,.• Grey Pei.e Linseed per qr. 32 a 36 32 a 4,1 60 a 72 21 a le4 21 a 30 36 a 44 a 46 a 52 43 a 50 46 a 32 384 a 424 el a 70 M 1 a 44 4$ a 3.2 27 n 30 26 a ,?,•1 10 a 'et i tr a 31 99 a 3•.: 21 x 34 44 a 46 44 a 4.1 , 41 a 52 32 a 36 32 /i 37 :id a 66 411 si 23 47 a 30 3$ a 43 a 46 a 52 43 a 61 46 a 53 384 a 421. -- • 83 a 70 50 a hi 48 a 32 22 a 30 26 a 04 10 a 26 47 n 31 28 a St 3: n 34 44 a 46 42 a 43 44 a :it 32 a 32 a 37 54 a tai Vi a 24 'a a 3.) Sti a -Li a 46 a 52 4.i a Sol 46 a 52 a 63 a 7 0 SO a .t., I 48 a 14 27 a 30 26 a 39 20 a 26 27 a 31 29 a :12 31 a 3 :t .16 4:1 a 4e 44 a 32 I . E . 11 Lk... ritlo.4.lr. a. 56 u 64 63 u 72 30 a 34 AVER WE PRICE OF CORN, Per Ottartm, M . the '11140.4 Maritime Dietrich, ot ENGLAND 411t1 WALES, fur the Week eliding September IS, extracted from Seim diet (Meet le. Wheat... 719 11(11 Barley... Ws 2.11 Beans 48, 54 .... 444 ad Oats.... 27s IJ Pease— 5i4 BROWN OR SIUiCOVAGO SUGAR. Average Reath , front the Ret urn. made in the Week ending Wednesday.hist, 33. rid. per cwt. exclusive yr dut.v. Pnicr. cit . LEATHER, Per Pound. .. - nuns, 50 to (i.,111i, each l9l to 41d Dresising I tides Fine Coach Hides lid to liiil Crop Hides, Ati to 401tri t fur cutting Vino, 45 to 5016. Colt Skins. 30 to 40th, 2OJ to 2tiil Ditto, 50 to 701Iss Ditto, 70 to 8011), . . Tamed Horse Hides lll4 to 18.1 Small Melds ((ireeulistid) ' , Arm' ditto, per dozen ~Dlr!'11FII LD .11/11t1ti FRIDAY, 821 T. 24..... There way hut a short supply of prime braots this moaning at market, which acre dull in sale, prices higher. Alum-in was also scarce, acid i!eatcr than on lorr day. Veal and Pork billy support our List ice...—The busiaess in the Huy-market wa, dull—flay harel . % summated Itirtl:ty's prices. Clover was dull in sale, and cheaper. Straw was also a triNe cheaper, but very little husiness doing. std, al is *correct statement of the Lumbers and prices at market : NULL or M E IT, eadosive Ileatl,:Eutrail., anal Hide, 16.—Per *tome of Nib. )(the (Mal, which eutt%tats and is worth about Id. per siostu.s. Had ds (id to 54 21 Houma 4. 6.1 to 3. S I Lamb Ss 04 to 6. 8.1 Veal 3. 64 to 6s 2,1 Pork bs 4d to 6s 4.1 Head of Luttle at Markel, Beasts . . 1;780 Sheep and Lambs . 17,530 Ptgs . . . 1W Lairs, • 170 IIAY-NI ItKET. 1 , 11 IDA Y. Reef 4, thi in 54 8i Motto'. 54 Oil to 64 0.1 Laugh 64 Od to 7s tfci ral 54 6il to O• Kul Park bt Oil to 6• 4J !lead ul Little at 61.iket. 1614.44 . . . . • 0;0 siteep and Lausits 6 200 Pars Caise 26J Hay aUter t 5 lo o to fa 0 II Strait - . . . tl Itl 0 to £2 8.0 PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, dm per 1141 b. Pales Or FAT, per st. of Mb. Town Tallow 61s Sti 0, thl Yellua Nussia ..i 0d....- , 0.1 Whiteellapel Market Ss Si}' W Into ditto -•-ii ltd 00S Od St. James's Market 34 .Btl Melted .tuff tios (Id 52 ad I Clara Market . , 03 lid Ditto !coo k i e sacs 0,1 34, 3J Greaves . . . . 241 I J Gun.l In egs . .W. td Curd Soap! . . 10Vs Yellow Soap . . 9 (11 Mottled . . • • 9 " I2*. ltd --Mould., 13,. o. , elf for ready money. 7i 111 I Average-3s. 6d. Price of ( atillleg, per 41.i.xess r` . %