The National Register. — London, England, 1819-08-29 00:00:00

ArGUST 20. DISI'III(.2'S. (From The Lcedi .Ifercnry.) A eery numerous amain; of lleforrners is to be held on Hun aletmoor on Tuesday next ; and ai the lavor and magistrates do not timon intalere with their psotivettings, provided they %undue* tiornvvleen as peitentily as beretotOre, it is expected that toe utexain.4 sail be more numerously attended than Any that hare hitherto been held in this pint of the kingikoh A military o'ficerut rank called at the lions, of our worthy Cold* Nlogistrate (who was out of town) on Thunaitty, to ramie a tender of the services at toe force under his command to dear the ground of the Ih:forme's upon lltinshlonutir, provides' the Mayor did not Clink proper to forbid the toveun;;. Ilia Worship was again uiuttal upon in the evening by the same perrea, when lie de dined nie proffered serviCeit of the troops, ex pre‘sing him conviction Vint it world be more proper to send Mail than swords mid piszola amongst the people. A meeting of Romeo' Reformers. numerously attended; was held on 'fitutsuay eveniug, near Huddersfield.; when a tonnage, (strongly answered to be spy) harangued the multitude in the Moat violent and inflammatory manner, inaisting on the necessity Of- liSin.; force to obtain their just ever, made no iinpresaion upon hi., Marefli. A strong body at troops is now statiomid in Itudd.r.-fiekl. . . Another retbrai mei.ting was held un Friday night at Shipley (lama lax mile , frotli 1, •all , )) and was an.ntdcil heist least 3.001) persont. Mr. Eilinuod Fundy, a rtspeadsli: inanufiseiuter, %kr called to the c •air. The principal speakers were. Mr. Alason, of Leeds; Mr. briStow, aaelioolinasttr at Shiisley r' aod Brilshaw r a schoolmaster inni preacher a.nong the Free thinking Christians. Tne resolutions, dechtra,ion, and ' T eethes, were the alma a. those ulupted at the other meetings w this vicinity; and the tie/sous utsper.eu peaceably. Another ii n was to lee livid on the Ahlrounbury-road, 13 !Ur tin hicrSl:l44 and considtraide upprentasiuts amines: to be exprevA for tile re. Mt. The Tianiraniy, tower bir Jtmettli Rtticliff:, and two troops of the eth Dragoon Guar d.. were ordered to ba in re4.;iiiCS4 j but op to tLat hour it,, p. as accounts have arrived of aay ilistinhanze having taken place. We ther fore conclude that either the meeting has not been held, or that ea fas gone ape:to:lady. The \la>or rat Preston havin i ; refuted to call a reform meeting, the retpusutuniqs had theinselvei adrertiscd one to be had on Nlondisy next (tbe23:). IVe Iteirn this morning, that in con. sepietue of the procisalings winch too!: place at Nhinchestet on Muuday, fee design of hooting the meetih i e hes been abandoned. We ia.ve wino pan °lssas el a requisition posted up, culling a twain.; for similar ptup,ses to those under pretence of which the one at Nlaneit•iter ras tam vened, at kVahet;eltl, to be held on :slonday last. We should certainly entreat the requisitionists. VAIL caei.estly, in the name of huimunty, religion, and their country, to countermand their omits:. Lid we not imagine, from cir Lion ledge of some of the characters w Itme names appear there, this tut appeal made to them under march sacred ;Akio trout be made in rain. Air. !Janitor!, who has publisltrA several' poems tinder Th.: tide of the II rue( r Boy, wits apwenesided at on , 0 .„;„ : k at his house at Nita s X twits from Nlitichester. Apr. arrested Inn,. awl conveyed him 'o tits• New plaided lay a I.ICIZA. rurrul Oldie 1501 llcsare. Ile wa, I. rotr:it oil for exaniiii limn the same day, heftne .131111.1 He is a tail, atom man, shoot 27, dressed in I circler!' coat, and with a coloured cotton hankerchief, and has au appearance quite the - res tape of a poetic Mr. Norris said to the 'Prhoner.—The charge against Tunis of a very rentals nature. You must be exam:ned with the others who we remandtal for Ilia!' Treacle, and be detained untd, tarn. Mr. IL.:nford.—Who has accused me ? Mr. Norris.—Tnat you shall lie.ir in due time. Mr. Itaintoid.—This morning Mr. Salto beized a number of japers at my holt" old Newspaper+. Ars-vein's lirglster, Aida Dararj, and Coihees Areglitcr. There iniAt be some !Jose witM 4 l4 but or no Callieq.eace. I wish to know who has them _ M r. Norris.—The constable is answeraLle for them. and as you amid:tallied on • charge of a serious nature, it arid probably torn uut that this was correct. _ _ Mr John Cotterell was placed at ihe bar. Gilbie, a constable, stated that he accompanied Shawcrocs.• Murray, and another constable to the White Muss, on the Sun day mtviiing. when Shawcross and Murray were so violently as aulud by the liefOrrners at drill; that the prisoner was drilling the Manchester squad ; Murray and Shavdeross went to another patt of the Moe , sue of sight of Grtbie. Ile heat pri it:ma say. " 'flutes Murray." Prisoner then took up a large !deli, and ran over to tht. field to where Mlurray WAS. • Ile cao.e lack e.ain and said, •• I have masked one of the ra cab with a hole ; I am may I did not make a hole to bery him in." Murraystate, he was positive he had seem the prisoner di il• I ng a alma!, but could not say %ballet be was one that struck him. The prisoner stated. he was a weaver resid;nc-in Flor.rdnian square ; was fominly in the Cumberland Alditia.--(This mi litia was at Manchester in 1814, when the Ltaidite mob,: woe ..n foot.) lie was , remanded until Friday. when Shawcroes will be 1 might thewani. Shortly afterwards. Mr. Pearson. of London. appeared in court. Ile had a white hat Ile gave a mite to Mr. Ali.ne. the Ma.,istrate's Clerk. Mr. Milne said. Mr. Pearson had rpp:ied to see Mr. Ilunt. . . Mr. Norris st:ted, that rite Conti.titts r e of the Ntagist.ates had ordered that no one should see him at prevent. Mr. Pearson was putting ome ants, ono; and Mr. Norris re plied. "You have gt.t your answer." Mr. rearron.—"llas the Coannittee ordered you a:maid give no answer ?" Mr. Norris made nn reply. amt. Ntr. l'eurson left the Court, tr.yang, ”You u.uut du us you chur n " Ass Essen TA as —::y stn Ail passed in the last Session isfParliaincht 59 ties*. 3. Cup. 11. sec. K. it is enacted, " Thal 4 01 .$ leilani coming Wt., the occupation of his or her farm at or aft. r .11illovarror ear, way appeal 111 the Cumnotoiones, for ear. use...! This Act, :In.{ Mgt Ito tk •ir sati,factloll that Si,. or rite s• all slot Lute kept or used alit nooses, Alorrs, so i.ehilts or her moil is the rulti •4li" rl ll.r ',ski 1.11111. prow to Ws or her .ossistat IMO Ilie VC. npatioo • f nick fors., he essioled to he re!eased and disch..r.:ed from our Finial. of the A wits,ll AsrerAmeh: p ay lisle re.per lof the and s, Mares, or sift buv.'— We thsrk a Ilere•Silfy to remold such f our renders as eater. d apin Vann. after nose in the hi.t tear. Mal are wortewst in the preeent )e-r, oh., the Vale lunued for heal Appeal. Agftio.l A•te t eammly It betae.a t h e 20th of A u,oot as l the 10th of Septeilth• r. cons.opo ace of the adopt iiiii V:loEM.tion the parka of Attie' UM' IDVIM quite fire Irmo th e } Mall pas, while man) of the to.j .r lit vithig.A have buffered d t e. t attill it ) ~,,t fulloning it.. sample. It is a istela•whol) fact 'no perms. s have receittlk died, awl tat, mote lire now dos K. Imlay 11l in the same nei,Abourloord, it being the mond time of their bus isle tbit tuu °IWO Laid disuse. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. ebtatticalc The most active preparations are making at both of the great theatres fur the approachiug winter campaign. At Covent Garden, Tragedys it is de termined, as before, will be put forth in all its pro minence, supported by that •aginireti' actress, Miss o Neill. Ttie managers, in furtherunee of this view, have entered into an , engsgement with Mr. Shiell, to give him 400 h fur the produLtion ofa new tragedy, with a part, of course to be t illoued t o Miss 0 Neill, whether it succeeds or not. Should its success be established, the author is so be reward e d with a clear sum 011,0004 • ENGLISH OPERA HUUSE.—The troirdtd Houses; at this favourite resort of the public bespeak the general api.roval of the management, although we ourselves very ninth quts:ion the policy of the popular pieces so lung. We tsiuld point ant, to those who have the arrangements, mail Stock Pieces posseasing.us much meat as their present can boast, with the additional one of novelty to moat of the audience.; Pieces that on, the first opening ; of the Theatre us " The • English Opera House," insured to it so much success, as to create the Lust violent and ill-natured jealousy and oppo sition un the part of its opponents. SADLER'S IV ru.s.—Ou Friday evening the Duke and Dueliess of Keot.huiuurcd this delightful place of amusement with their presence, The managers had gone to great expellee in their prepurations-- the grand entrance to the ptuzza was brilliantly illuminelea with the letters D. K , over which was a Royal Ducal Coronet in variegated lamps the floors of two private boxes had been considerably elevated to field the Royal flux, which was elegantly hung with crimson velvet, tri:nmed with rich gold fringe, the, whole surmounted by the Koval Arms. The Duke and Duchess utt.:ntled, Li Cul. Parker, entered the house at eight o'clock and remained till the finish of the performances On their mummy the National Anthem was excellently sung by the whole corps dr 1'02.7a. While so many persons are attempting to ascribe the present discontent to a want of loyalty we are highly , gratilied w bear. witness to the ENTHUSIASM with• which the Duke and • Duchess of Kent were received ; a :apterous feeling similar to that. whit which his Royal Brother of Sussex has been evory Vl' :Mae greeted during his excursion through Norfolk. VAUXHALL These Gardens closed fur the Season on Friday evening, when the following Addres► -Inas delivered by Mr. Webb: . . 6 ° Loo,ts :too (L•istiedirn, ‘ss tail (ening closes the amore Mehl of these liar& us tor use I dou di ecied ls) lac P.oprietortoe %press his guileful al dose fur the pail roliage you !Live sierra thew I. nod to u•sore you, th..t -u 1..114 ae they are his plum-sly, it r ill lie lb, study to have them psi Condit. aril as to toed Issue •heat to u.at h 14.1 51111.11414111 %isn't. yuur All] srppu.l .hers t.,e " In the urine I/I myself .io:1 Ise mire Perfo, m rt, beA leave 10 us klllll% leJ4r the 111.1111 g, nee you b ye 11e..n to out tilteinills to mouse you, bud huseetil, lur 11.6 "r4susi N C take our least." Emery, of Covent Garden , Theatre, who is now performing at Liverpool, so highly pleased the audi ence in the character of h islure, in the F.ree of A lialandjiir an Oliver, that not content with loudly applAuding the actor, they insisted on one of the scenes being repeated, before they would suffer the piece to proceed. It is said, that Mr. ArnDld and Miss Kcl!y have purchased the Olympic theatre of Mr. Mahn), who naturally conceives that his time will be suf ficiently employed in his new m•snagement at Drury . Lane. Mr. Kean, it is confidently said, does not mean to return to Drury-lane Theatre, but accepts the mag nificent offers made t.) hint by the American mana gers. Mrs. Bunn, late Miss Somerville, idetill the theatrical heroine at Birmingham, .where- she is performing with great success. The. Birmingham theatrical corps is said to be at resent more res pectable titan it has been for many yeava. Mr. W. Farrell closed his enipsgentent on Saturday niett, with his own benefit, at the Edinburgh theatre, and was succeeded last Monday night by Miss O'Neil, in the character of Be:Lidera. - Miss O Neil's engagement is fir 12 nights only. Mr. Kean made his lira appearance at the Dur ham "fluattre on Thursday night, in the part of Richard the 'Third. The louse was respectably tilled. After winpleting his engagemmit tiiere and at Sunderland, Mr. Kean will perform at North Shields Air. Charlos liemble is returned from Ireland, where he has been perfinmiing with grcat cc'a to crowded Houses, in conjunction with Mi:s O'Neil. Ile intends to make a non-professional excursion to Cheltenham, to recruit for the approaching theasti .cal campaign. The Edinburgh %lush:al Festival for October is likely to display great vial as well as instrumental talent. The principal vocal prformers are Miss Stephens, Miss Goodall, Signora Corri, Mr. Bel. lamy, Mr. Braham,&e. The leader is Mr. lanic wies ; and the couducter Sir U. Smut. The Liverpool Theatre is out wittiont many at. tractions On .Monday John Bell was played there. Domes Brilgreddery . by (fish Johnstone • Dais by Emery ; and Job •Thorislierry by Blancha rd. Mr. Macready •is playing with great eclat at the Swansea Theatre (Wales). Ainongst other parts, he played Pierre in Venire Preserved; and Hamlet. Mr. Matthews has been " . /wend rei //owe" at Leeds with great pleasure ; so much SO, th•tt he was induced to remain longer titan aas tor4itialiy Jo tended. On Wednesday neat he gives A Trip :is Paris-at the Halititii. Theatre. Un nista, nir.hti, about hill pier eite , t, a fire disi roter...l m thr lowei yin o.i t• r preit.ibt . % ut Mr. Shew, "le tourer. N... 4d, Heil Holborn. 6U1 , 110111.11 .111 have hr. is twel,ifsh, d 11 ?am., accident $11.111.g the work pkoelr; the . Inv lnappening in iite Natr p.m. cri he Ito..Se, jtr.t sai.tieV Inc blahs, rittiortl the greaten i• J,ILi erthitirito soon's; the famile, *our ill w • reatr tffiessity wet . nrd I r•lti nwdc. nnnng 4.1111 t.► ; the her Grgetll withwedi fury lt - treter - fm ., • , ours, Auto. through the exetllMrsot the firririegt•wim their ..iigines, which were 1111".111PP011•.'" It was' happily Cut under without diatirely further marble 06111 entirely ,lebtroyinti Mr. Sorry'. Eutaw and prethistr.. L.4-great e Z ,I.ensaaitsg the back Onrinistb on r i..r, itatietstarly Mr. Hurtliett's Tuttigulge.wart warm chivy. &cp.:elan Deuaa.-01; We !well night an was io id at the kiia's Arms, Battersea, before 111.siliaa 5 , 1111111 g, coroner fur Mit.ll ewe, on the •loay m k 3 g woman 18 y cos of age. It appeared front the et silence adduced, that the dreea ..rd was servant to Mr. Sim ; Sims, mitedier, in Olsten street, near B aterse4-httke ; tile Was of 4 lii r 1) 41(1011, and was 11111C11 nsprctrd w ti. I cap IC•ty. Alanist I uet. weeks ago, Richard Nlassey, a journeyman in the employ of \1 r. S,iiipktii, aceitleisily broke his arm, att.( wa s confined to his bell 41 111, toaster's houses in vow (pollee the decease.' attest !et' bins. Flit mater, how es- r, told hint in go hustle till he recovered, which he Un Sunday a flllll , ll, was spread shut her mother .0.41141 Mtn and use oeceased in an improper situation at ;he • she attended him. Nltinday inomma a barges :nail, co; • tholio tile river, oirserred sti:netliiii4 Hire mg 111 111 a water, a n d en his going - so ihe spot discovertil it was the body of Inc deceased. On the foregoing day ate appeared as oill.ll, cheerful, but many inferences were dram front the eiretunstailev, that a wedding rune, never seen tstfure, wa, found upini her linger; she had the key of the Erect door tied to her waist, and was itie,sed as the day hefure; it di.l not seem !rein her sp lit:armee that she had been in bed all night. and the ge. !Kral opinion was, that she went to see the young matt Wilde.' to atter the family went to bed, and either h ol t met with him, or otherwise lint meeting with Such receptiod as she expected, that she tlriswitc,l herself; fur wain of CVldellCe to 111111 elleCl the Jury, tinder all Inc . cireotaisimice,, renamed their verdict—Famed &earned. COROSIIIeS 1:440R1T.--4)11 rridrue• ate iinviest was held at the Nightingale Tavern, Grove ' , tree', Lisson grove, lat fore 'Foos. Sterling. E.g. Coronerfor Al id ti tests , WI the hotly of Mr.. Miry Fitilayson, aged 26, wife of Mr. Finlay son, coal nierenatit,s-OGnove -vit.:et, who put period to her exi.tence by cutting her throat. It appeared that the &erased, ever settee her aecoet cheinelia, had been aniecteel with temporary derange ment, and h3d attentpte.l several times to destroy her eel( by jintipinz (fowl - the &c. • Mr. Finlayson ..as Very cJunottS in concealing los r.,20r.., ant other auarp instruments, front the grasp of the decea,ecl, esti ,tirected the servants to the sane elf...et. Wednesday 1114 11111 l 16 ear.y, on awakening, the tlec;ased entuplaine.l en itil.stpcsittent. to her husband, who went down u.ans and Canoed souse ter to Ito itrepared fur her. Or iis b..ing ineile. Mr. Feulrywn VV.'S proceeding up stairs wt it it to the dparitheiti, wilco he liraiil a ip..0111.4 n oar , and s utllt4 fah rather iteavy, whecivularinel t.i.i) tie c idled to the female servant, who 'lent in z"! 71 /ileu,l4 rut 1111 l but follow it was tiol her that felt; and he then called to Its wile by her n tole, and hinbn; t he aparIIIICIII door soul, bitt receivota UO ato.wer, lies petted the door, when hr beheld she dleceased I)ing.no t he itoor w‘hvring in her Wood, and her throat eel ar Brea foul Inaliner a r..aor wittzli site bud coliturid to sA rr ilire Case. SartriCal amjslJoCe warw ium.e dirtily procured, but with nu effect, she was ueatt.— Vertitel—Tlial the deceased commit...a the act !myth . , bane al the &tate NI a sate M UNDER 141 1)0V ER•STREF T —Oil' mnrttitiz the attj.t.tr,wil Imittest nn W,it. Gtexory, whn wos ktilttl tw a proititute callrtl Itirmwssw Jane, in gov Er. st; eel, glad. riars ro ill, int IVed iirstla% last. was bc'd al tile. C.h),.01 . 0 Arun. • rowepatrcrt. Wehtuistotter rol wfore t;l‘ Cormier. NL. Njole. e ;"ve, Lnnlwth , 31trirema, 1,3 of ni Chit the IttJa• y on Ina head of the dre,:ilirtl w.rs tireJS iiiii et' Iry %ttrteitt 1•1.,w, attti was the of tleJ. h. V rt.:A t, \‘' allot Murder agamot Infamous Jane, and the Cwt.). het mated his warrant for her com.iirtil. On Ike evenio4 of ,e,terolly .e . ,:ni. 4 ht, a boy, waking along ,114: woodco p.er r 1 L, ;Id Icll t/Vvf 111111 itie I . llkl litir. %01111,4 Jeeldr n.t..0... .tai 441.ier t refar..l46ll Itroti throw., , 4 ; .; lid:. la.methately leAla i.t : and Jr:cr being 146.1er %%,.:, r . 4 re.V r:-appeared. hellion tip the ;rt. 444111,11 in one or 114. arm.. Ili; mu with het ehorge re. et!. toted the per. the vittleitt.44l n1.0;4.4141111. hat , , :it i ell; hurt, n ;Nell Away N uttct thu 1 , 1. i 'We' tv4 41 Imerer w .re k how., 144 the.eetwtriuo rikx. 4.f ,ht Ittatwine .1:141 to truri.l 0411. th. Al Mr. Thollo*'• nnuuul o,l* of South.loan Bh.cp, it Mark. 1.444 x, 0.4 hi +Any Cue 1:114 hest. 64 thre lambs .416.4ineti G ill.. 6.1„ to -214. each; ewe lamb*. 184. dd. to V3s. 61. ; and ..a. hog %Oben., of whirls etc %cis about 9t,0, ~,ht Gout :s2,*. to 434 t. layt toying 34*. ~~ M