The National Register. — London, England, 1819-10-03 00:00:00

.349 OLD BAILEY. There were no trials of any importance until Fri•lay, when riobert Han*ler autl-Ociorge Ashe were indicted tor stealing a watch and seals, valise 41. from the person of Christian Knfort. on the 3 let Jody, in !talcliffe-highway. it apprarcd from the evidence of the prosecutor, who is a Dane, that nt I I o'clock on Ike night of the 31.1 July, fie was in Itatriitfc-highway, when the prisoner Abbe snatched his watch Au us his fob, and ran away wills it. 1 he pssocentor indoned bins, and when he came up with Inns knocked I down. He endeavoured to get the watch from him. In the struggie, the chain and seals were broken from the watch, and remained in Ashes 11411 d. While the prosecutor was engaged with Ashe si ',sealing un sheagronsiJ, the prisoner Hensler attacked 111111: think nog ifauslei had a knife in his hand, the pro. serum' jumped up and seised him, upon whirls-Ashentadir his e"cepr. Harslet. was taken to the watelnhouse. \Vitals( he was there, the oilier prisoner, Ashe,came to see wh. er be was ',cognized by the prosecutor, and ap pi encoded.. The Jury found bolts the prisonera—Gniity. The Sessions being ended. the remainin g prisoners were brought up to receive the juilameatt of tUr Court. The Recorder passed sentence of deaths upon the following intli victuals Henry. Stent, John Andrews, Martha Kerr, J. Dolton, _ Elisabeth Donlan, John Mayo, Thomas hounder., William termites. Peter Fagan, Etteriezer.Boweu ' Rich. Griffiths, Timothy Levy, Seiner' Bisd, William Grisly, Thomas . Fousick, John Jones, Mathias Maher, Jane Moggridge, John Stone, John Hiitton, Wm. Fletcher, John Heuley, Thomas Atkinson, •William. Burke, John Powell, Joseph Anderson, William .Henry • Bond, Ambrose Fitzgerald, Henry Lovell, Jas. Pennington, Edward Cassedy, . tackiest; and. William Paterson. II were sentenced to be transported. for life, and 27 for 7 years - Upon leering . the dock, one of these prisoners, named John Amos, ap parently about IS years of age, threw a stone, intended, it is supposed, for the Recorder. The stone, however. struck against the mirror that bangs over the lock, which . it shattered with a loud- crash. The Court was thrown . Into confusion by this circumstance. The prisoner was brought beck to the dock,and the RECOPAII:f addressed hint. He said, that if the Cunrt could notice the conduct of a prisoner in such a situation, that of which he hail been guilty would merit the most severe punishment. It was evideut had. smother object in view than the breaking of the glass. He, however, freely forgave him, - tend he was cosifidesa that if he reflected 'spun his conduct the reproaches of his own conscience would be the great est punishment be could stake. Three were ordered to be imprisoned for one year, and to be publicly whipped; 10 to be imprisoned for (I months; 7 to be imprisoned fur S months I . 1 for 1 munils ; and 2 to be whipped and (ha , chareed.—Tke :tendon* then adjourned to Wedueetlay, . the Tith Instant. MURDER AT IIACKNEY.—CORONERS INQUEST. — A cage 01 the most horrible description was brought be .lore the Coroner (Nlr. U itw in) on Wednesday. .Tise leading facts and circumstances are as follow !—Ann Hobooby, the deceased, who was about 20 yrars of age, was ►he wife of John liolutesby, a bricklayer's la bourer, both of whom lodged with the father of the de ',Awed in a small house nearly facing the Crooked-billet at Clapton. It appeared fron► the evidence of Esther Surrey, a lodger in the house, that tl►e deceased and her 11011 1 / 3 11(i cau►e home in the evening, about 8 o'clock, .and as they entered the house, witnvos heard some very _angry expressions pass between them. NVitness sat in the next Nom with two children, with which she was left in charge by the landlord, who was a WAlChUldli, and lather or the deceased. The woman weurto bed in an adjoining room. The husband came into witness's room, wh.• asked him if he was coining to sleep with use children. Hokin:shy said, perhaps he might. The de ceased then called out, that it he did, she should get Up Again. 110:111e511y Caine In anti out of the MUM set or a l butes. Witness at length conceiving that lie would go to bed to the children, rented to the back door. In about lit minutes she ltea..•l the sound of a blow. IA iiness then rushed to the door, and was met by one of the children, who called out " Murder." liolincsby swore at the and said if he called out again, he would murder him. Witness then frosts the adjoniing room .heard slit ee distinct blows, and the utitortunate (deceased calling out " Lord have mercy iipou nte." llolniesby then came into witness's room, and said, Le • 6 hail done lor tier, a tin stiould he hung." ,lie then asked one oldie buys vt ht re Its father's (the watciintan's) money was; that money he wanted, and 1111 l ney he would have. llolitieshy took a elassel and hroke open a chest, anti took what money he could rind, and said to witness, " I diii going out at tile back-door, and (holding up au axe) added, if you speak o ur stirs still murder piti both." Witness a -tt the child then went to lie next house, and as kOOll as she was a little recovered from her fright, sent a gill over to the public-house, where Peascod, one of the parish beadles, nappened to be. Peaseod slated, 11131.11 e •kelll suer to toe house iitiotediately, and, basing procured a light, bite 1.0: deceased lying dead on the bed nearly naked, a vast ioantity of blood appearing on the bed, and st %eta' wounds oil her head. Ile saw a ti axe with 3 great (teal of blood upon the top 01 it, parlic..ilarly On the back tub ute li,indle. lie ran immediately for Alr. llalht, tie surgehii. Tills wiutess found 110 person in the house but deceased, and a child asleep in We aniollllll6 room. Alf. B.ille) staluil, Illal he. found the iht eased 4- hog in Led on her lett side. 'lucre .Was a great quantity tit ulouti on the bed, lint Ina 111 tile Spot where sue was 1 . 111:,1. Thought she had I,t.eli dead abOOL two hours; .eX,1111i!IPII the head, on the back pats of wlt.ch there 1. a lame won't(' (ruin to 3 fiches in Icogt.ll, appearing to hate beeli made by some blunt instrument. Au axe was puttitaril to him math blood and hair impipti it, with which it is prohable the act was cutitiniticd. Found tie jaw fractured ii, the Celnte, and by the left ear.— Found another wound between the eye-biows, about an i.ich in width, and another on the left temple, about YIaU an such in wind., and an inch and a hall in depth. is-abaidy caused by some sharp imitated knife. 1 hose li•aparies, and more particularly the latter, Neve the elloi.e I death. The Jury instantly mound a veichct of \Vtifui Murder against John Ho'meshy, the husband— al.er %%limn the officers of justice are now in search. Tile horrid interest of the case occasioned the atiend aiwe of a number-of respectable gentlemen of the neigh bourhood at the inquest. On Saturday seranight his Rove] Highness the Prince Leopold strived at Lowther Castle front Edinburgh, with his attendants, Sir Robert Gardiner, Baron Har detabrook, and Dr. Stockmar. llis Royal Highness was receit et' with every mark of attention by the Noble Host and Hostess, and a numerous party of the Gentry iu the neighbourhood of • Lowther were invited to meet his Royal Highness on the above day, and the three hi:low ing days, In addition to the Nubility and Gentry who ware visitors et the Castle. The greatest hospitality prevailed at this splendid mansion on this occasion. Oo Tuesday morning the Mayor of Appleby, Colonel the Hon. H. C. Lowther, and the Corporation of that an cient Borough, waited en his Royal Highness at Lowther Castle, and presented him with um Freedom of the Borough. His Royal Highness accepted this mark of attention in the most gracious manner, and expressed his thanks in the strongest terms. The ' Mayor made a neat and suitable address to his Royal Highness, after which the Mayor, AI& mien, and Common Coun cil of the Corporation sat down to a handsome enter tainment, which had btu' provided by the Earl of Lonsdale, on the occasion. We understand by letters received by the last mail from Cadiz, that the Yellow Fever gained ground there, and had created great alarm among the merchants, who with their families were getting out to Chiclana and the neigh bouring towns in the country. On Friday as It. 0. Jones, •Esq. solicitor, of South subplot' Buildings, Holborn, was attending a sale in Brunswick Square, for the purpose of purchasing some articles off ure, he discovered in the crowd that he had been robbed of his pocket-book ; he iinmedtately repaired to the street-door, and inquired if any person had gone out, he was answered in the negative, on winch lie called a constable, to whom lie communicated the robbery; they returned into the sale room, and made die case known, when sumegentleinan proposed, that in order to discover the thief they should all stand in a row and be starched ; on this proposal a man was ob served to drop a pocket-book, which a gentleman picked up, and which Mr. Jones identified to be his, but it was Cut open and- the contents gone; the man was imme diately taken into cusitody, and on being searched a ten pound and fourteen one pound notes were found upon him, which Mr. Jones identified to Le his property.— Mr. Jones's coat pot ket was cut whence the book was extracted. The prisoner, who gave his name John Morton, was taken to Hatton-garden Police °dice lot examination. lie was a tall, thin, middle aged man, refused to give his adddress, or any account of himself. He was couturiued. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. Zirtbs. At the Vicarage, Walthanastow, the lady of &vitae*. G. liaghes, of a ton. At Fort Marlborough, the lady of F. WOnoicl, e•q. of a son. In t.reat ltuesoll street, the lady of U. F. .Jumeas et+ of a daughter. At Cheltenham, of a daughter, which oureseed only IS ►ours, lift !ally of (.01. Sir 6. Coluestall, bart. In Pall Mall, the Jady of the eAsevalier Itulaplai,of a daughter. At Balkans hill, hut rey,lhe lady us 11. ilarlutd, rag. of 'daughter. CONTRACTS FOR STRAW. nfplriMPßl. Treasury Cho tither:, tfitts Sept. 019. SUCH Persons as arc desi.. ous tf C'ontrartigg with the Agent far Commissariat Supphes, to fornisli fur Twetre Mouths, from the lit of Nov.wber next,' such Quantian of 57'11(414 , for filling Paillasses, as w a y f rom time to Nine be required at the Barracks in the undermentioned Conerer. may re saw, Particulars of the - Cantrartr on (Tidying at Mis r. between the Hoar, or Elewas and IT ; Deputy t %-arnissury Gene, al l'oang at Pdittbstrgh ; and to the scopecM,. Barred; Masters in the blonds of Guernsey..leney. and Alderney and dlince their Teados a; this typre, (um, Ara, ther,n n .• reader fur Shaw," unfit 7'welfc rPrhark Mt Tuesday Me linh of October. l'roposals ate lobe wade separately ,filt. each Con k ; & r ah Biataim. jar.the whok of Mc Bow arks in Nos th 11: itaiu. and also for the Whole of those in the girt...island( (:141 usey.Jerity. end Alderney ; but no Proposal will be noti.vd. unSess +made on or annexed to a printed Pat ticida , • and th. , Pt tat inserted in Words at Length ; nor unless a Letter be inbjoined toast* Pen. pawl from twit Persons , of known property ea;mgistir to become bound with the Party tendering fiur the d:ie pmformaxer of air Cant raft. tenders are sent by the pint the pettage must be paid. COUNTIES. Berke, Breeknoek. Chester, Cornwall, Cumberland, Devon, Dorset, Durham, Essex, Hants, Isle of Man. Isle of Wight, Kent, Lancaster, Middlesex, Norfolk, Northampton, Notting. hum. Pembroke. Suffolk, Somerset, Surry, Sussex, Warwick, York. North Britain, Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney. PiOscan). At itantmersmilb, J. T. Monithome. esq. of "remnant peen terrace, to Nliss riper, clanghter of It. Viper, esq. of abepisertla bush. At M. Mergaret's, Westminster, G. 1.. &Mei, esq. to Miss Gieen• wood, of Great Queen street, Westminster. L. 4ichletu, esq. of Untto r ti, to.ttsiti, daughter of 11. W. Atkinson, esq. of the Royal Mint. At W. U ink ney, L. Miles, esq. junior, of OM otreet,4n ('aro line, only lino:Oiler 411 time flora, cp. of tease bill, ttleennith At Heading, the 11ev. J. tA °wilier, son of the late P. W. l.i ow ifici es+ coutptruJer of the city of Lando's, to Ana, youngest daughter of J. I;•litire , reg. of I r. 0.11.14. _ At Ist • aaaaa 1, C. Is jug l'idefil fon of %Ir. Lieber, of Hayesford house 10 Al3ll, duovht.v o tl.e hat‘: of Lewisham. At lhautut), k. Wuto•hour,•, erq. krrietrar of the Court of Viet Ad• rnWalty at houthuy, to Arc 1, tquhate 1, widow of the late foutotiel Urquhart, and second duus:Art of 11. T. %%Attains, usq. of hoppel Mr. I, !tars•ll squa.e. 'l•lse Arelideaeon of Kildare, eldest win of the Lord Bishop of Kit. flare, to Antic, ehicst daughter of .1. Howley, eq. of the pilaff., M. tent's, Ilunlinerionsiiire... At the New Chu. eh, :11arvIebone, 3. B•smah, eel. of Pimlico, to Margaret, Eddy tlnuelltel . M alien, my. ot the Newd tad. W. Wootttuoge, ego. ot Lincoln's tnu , to 1 Milani Isabella, youngest daughter of K. nodal, cal. of Coval 11411, belthelut d, Liner. At St. Leonard's, Shuterliteh, T. It. Lewis, eup of Tewkesbury, filaueurtursitire. it. Mi.s Chili, of !Stook house, CM-shunt. Herts. r.te.lll sheet, Alt. 1 .nyttioun,, of wehin g iUsel, to Mary, thin. •tlAughtes of I'. Minims, erg. of Chivied, Essex. Atl amberseti, Wen.Stattutd,eso• l,e. it 111 , ,t, solicitor, to mush Alain, only thiugher ut .11r. d. 51acyhAel, tutithwitk. At M. Jurors's, J. I. llriseve, erg. of t w ackeulmin, to Anita Marla, only annuity, td . the Int. mt J. )lAwhey, of Floury 's park, hoary. At lissistvtoke, MI. Ihuntats WolltmAh, surgeou, to t. %illumine, third dawhter ot J. Husker req. of Urethan,. At Uroytit.o. Augel court, hrugmorton !teem, to 'lll6l , 1 00,,..1 V1 1 11,1:1t. 41 Nl/1144.10.1. 114.11 u ts.l.4iter, ts. 1.4*/•In, of Noltiilo4ll., to Sarah, di.14,! iv. e 1 w. h. i el..kw, .1.1. 4/I_ . %M k) litoiLle, near liaindx. ~un.~ At St ljt-niti, J. S. WAthen, epq. ridrEt son of C. Waihen, efq. of Ibro hours, t.oototto.. aLa o. Anne, wile os the hev. V.. V. !Johnson, of Grafton, Nortbamptoh el.'s .. .11 Ahhtotts Langley, Heels, J. l'ixon, • ail. 11,://1 At t• 141111111, the he% . d 441. Mt. M. l tick, of lloddeptiou,d4%.4ll• 4 . At tweet le) c.quFe , 1111144111, Nl.ll 11y, a1g1 . 11::.r2, 11. C. I.Vortli, eft]. hind ton of the kle ,ti 6t,p 4 0.t0n 'loll it, hull, L. Iritlon. IP+ a coninißiolii au the 11.,41 rra. of Sherom Mr111(11, formerly of Ludgate 111 UI• .Wert I lx. - 41, Motor, rem...l4rd 16. l'ia Sioml4) lag, its I. bireef„in 17th 'ear, ISarbtriva, afrd dau,;hies l.worge, FraorloiJustplr, Ai Isle ~-al, Ilutr4llrolllt, tleteluitlAire, Sir George Coeur. al:, alt. in the 71st year of At lissitues, Justph Collie, esti. of South I..stubeth, Surrey, aged rI. At I .44 , 4*Ifbh, .N 1.41), only dAugioier ut lilt late J. NN.i)1111A1111, •:t t . E1L..1144. "4.44.4 h, wife of Mr. J. Lawrence I' ttie liwuty, widest null a 11. l are, 4..4. of :41:euptutit huhhe, :• , 14 iul U. .11 1 0.411461er, laeett, Alf Luutluu.rm geou. bhp. Norman, 441 t has tile N, eel , I.C(110,11 'goitre, ugw.l W. At 'A . ..Outwit, Maly elllll, 011 c or 1.. Ntlllorr, req. 041144.4 re Corn. e1i4,4447 „qt. 41 .NL 1. II.• 4:, • I. uto geon. ( ;rent I let mitage 41reL1,!. 5. (44,4 4 ,_, I's el. At DW., AI (I .111i1M11010*, req. nutty Ala 04 I Ill) 10l WArel rof : u µ e , tll Mlll l lll' house, heist, aged 77, Copt. E. tygtildww, E.N. ,(t Neat Iwige, Nituti, let.. I us* We Int, Levi. 1. V) V)11111, of the /lon. L.lst 14.4114 Lutapluty'a 6,4 44:44 Mrs. Stlestirtuo% 4., 14.1,444 of l.e late; L. (ituve, CPI. of lone hall, wont) , rN a.nrg.l. IA)NI11►\ : Printed a d Publt,l el by the l'u,,prieter. JOHN TWIGG, of the 01lite, Ili, Fleet-Street, whe , e all Letters to the Editor, Sc. (pu•t-yalJ), moot Le OCT. 3. . LettDoll geartitts. --• CORN.EXCTIANGR. MONDAY, Sept. fi7. We had but a middling supply of Wheat this morning at market, the finest samples of Which met a brisk sale at es. per quarter dearer than last week. Foreign Bark 7 is in dernarel ar,d fully support last week's prices. Grey Peas are from Is. to Ys. per quarter dearer, and brisk at that advance. Oats are pen. tiful and fully support their price. In Beans, &c. there is no alteration. CURRENT PRil Pet Wine :ES OF GRAI leiter Measure 11110110AY. S. 'B. 54 a 6i; 63 a 7t 34 u 38 IN FOR TH of Eight B EWEEK; SS EON L$D. S. S. 54 a 66 63 u 72 34 a 3a •IIIIDA Ir. P. I. 54 a 66 63 a 7* Si a VII Red Wheal white Rye Brack, nr Buck Wheat Harley Pale Malt Feed hats Brew arPolanddo Tick Bears Old dims New Pigeon ditto lictihug Pe Grey Pease Rapewed per last 34 a 38 82 a 44 74 a SO 22 a 25 24 a 174 34 a 37 37 a 46 38 a 4 a 52 a 58 44 a 53 Nil. a 39!. 34 a 38 32 it 46 74 a ttl) 5/2 at 23 V 4 a V 8 34 a n $7 a 46 38 a 44 52 a 56 44 a 53 371. a WO:. 34 a 38 92 a 45 74 a 80 12 a 24 24 a 27 34 u ST 31 a JO 38 a 44 iY a 56 41 a S'S 311 a 391. LiGN. A mer.cuu liantzic Riga and ‘V hamar Hinsiu and ries. laud ditto Rye -63 a 72 1.10 u 56 a 48 a 54 3:.) a 33 28 a 36 20 a 25 26 a 20 NO a 3v 33 a 33 48 a 52 4t a 46 4$ n GO a -- 63 a 71 50 it 56 a 63 a 12 50 u B 6 48 a 51 50 a 14 YS a 36 20 a 2.r) 26 a 29 30 a 32 n 3 a 35 48 a 52 42 a 46 48 a GO 43 a M 30 a 33 VS a ST 20 a 23 20 a 19 30 a 32 33 a 35 48 a 32 42 a 46 48 a 00 Batle Feed Oats ...... Brewer Poland do. Tick Beans Pigeon ditto . Boiling Pease Grey Pease td.reed per or. A% ER AGE OF l OWN, l'er s 2 muter, of the Tsseise Maritime Districts of ENGLAND and WALES, for II e Week ending September 25, extracted fruits Sams 4 ay's Gazette. Witeat... 69; I'l4 1 I Barley... 38s 11t11 Rye .... 44s Oil Oats .... ,364 la 1 Pease ass 114 BROWN OR MUSCOVADO SUGAR. Ave►age wade from 'be Iteturn► wade in the Weak ending %Vedursil.sy 1A.,. 36% 0(1. per ev.t. exclusive or dot). PRICE 01 , FAT, per st. 01 81b. /A 1", Ac. per II To% 'Fallow 63 • titi 0' Itl 1111.-ia —, Ud--• I d %1 tote ditto • oil 00, tot Melted Stoll Ito, in,i :its 0d Ditto kt.iil4ll tios WI 34:.3,1 Durave; . . . . Whitechapel Market Ss Sri St. Jaa•es's Market .1.4 7d Chita Market . . orl :44 ;:r2, - ; Curd Suav • ellow Mt.; tied Price of Cowlles, per dozen, 1:44. (11.1.NIOUlliN, , 4.(1 . 111:6 . b 6 Average-3s. ner dozen allos4rt! for ready m 00.% I !ELI) MARK El. PaiD A T, OcT.l.—There was but a Mall , apply of prim* beasts this morning at market, v 1.161, however, met a reatie bale, ut a trifling Meline lions Aloralay's prices. '1 he show ct - Sheep was also small. and folly supported our last likes. Veal and Pork retain us per last.—The business in the I kt: was brisk, and prices ..1 that ankle 1 Clover .ens Ira in sale, and cheaper. Straw was also elmtper, bat dull st: Ft: ) )!oinLd is a UMtaa statement of tl.e r.umbers a .1 limes at marks: I s',t 1.0 l \11.:\I,eXllll-i.eof1i:enfl.',who[h[. titt:e, aL.O %I.riu Id. It c of .61). f.It,SDAY. I:I VA V. liecf 4, Sid to 5. 6.1 ! Nlotion to 5. 6 ..ss 0,1 to 6, 84 I 5: 4d t.. lib 64 2 , 1 6. 01 I Latt.l. at 5.1..1-kt. , . i;e• ..• La . . 2.460 4. 0.1 to 5; 4 i Motto ! , v. 0.1 4 d Lamb 4i 6•I to. tis Ott Ir4l 641 to U. t 4,1 Pork .5; Od to 64 Id Pea(l.l l.altle at 1.114(.!. utid Latilb. . ;6,,ilM► 2►l) . . . . . Sheer 6 WO 1.1 4 :;10 Caives Ilan to%tr 11A\ - - .14 ra t) to 40 3 0 - - - A 5 I'o 0 to ;7 tt tl - - - - ! In ft to ,t 1 13 r riga Luis eq