The National Register. — London, England, 1819-01-25 00:00:00

„ 7k I.eLly 14; . faRiiki ,!* , nt . the coavieis confided in 11 . :y (Li•.i for pas•:ng had utocey, contrived to make durit:,t the allaence•of itt W,siseach I.:2ssiohs, b' retending jline s, owl loavio;;; .t ton *_"94,3 of sentence unexllreil, he I‘;&: • - utf>roi to wait. 'in the garden for the benefit of the air. on,: himself of the opportnnity to snake his escape about *o'clock in the evar::st:s. A 74ni lig. man of retpectabto connexions, confids uti:tl clerk to a merch.tnt in :Manche-t,1., eloped on Nionday In:cniug with cash, note,:, hills, &e. to the amount, a:• - ••Astetl, of 10,(1C01. ,:e soon missed, followed T;irtipoel, and vprrehenticd A staz6ll-..al survey of Poland has been published at I •Varsaw. That 1:;ngtio:11, in its present state, winning ittrare rii.•.c,c (13 to a degree), 481 towns. #_??,(44 vi 3 lnges, and a population of 73:1,3'24 mutts, of are Aewf. Ort'am,; have bean rtceit•cd fwonr their Rural High -11..311• the Duke untl Duchess of Ke ,, t. to hare the ‘ , •liolo of the r al..trurents in Kensington Unlace pre• ):.red for their reception, in the beginning ot next month, The last two years have ortsveil peculiarly fetal to royalty. Within that lwruai it has lost four of its most distinguished and exalted female-: first, cur ever. to-be-lanicnt-ti Princess Charlotte of tt ales—next her 7 4 ,11 j. sty, our late grocious Queen —lately, the Queen espain-41,1 tunv the intoresting and amiable Queen vf Wiriemberg. I.etters front Brussels, of the 15th ins'ant state, that the preliminary proeeed:ngs in the ailair relative to the nt indivirluuls, accused of a conspiracy *to plate too son of Buoitaparte on the throne of France have teriniunted. Two of than bavo been liberated ; ',fliers !Live sent before the Indictment Court—Chi:elle de F.-tracc. _ . . The following entry was on the books at Lloyd's tm Iveanemluy The Dand:7, Captain Griffiths, from riveivool, is condemned at Termirs as unAcalvoriliy." . I . he &folic; aacar to fare cat:ally 111 by sea and by land! _ _ The prcskteution apinst Curlile, for publishing faivt's !. Age of !lessen," irs said to he institutul at the suit ~f the Society for the Suppression of Vice. The purson in question is Liehard Carlile, of Fleet litreet. _ _ A French journal ohverves, that the cabbage is a so. yereign remedy for curing intoxication from wine., and -that it has even the power of preventing it ; for th e are informed, that by eating a certain quantity of cab bage bcfi re dinnev e we may drink as much wine as we please, withont experiencing any ineconvenience.—N 13. redoes ar• remarkable fur their s ubtlety. A solemn service, in memory of our late (4neen, was celebrated on the '2 Ist ult., in the English ( hapel it St. lictershargh., .111 the hoglish were present at the ceremony. in deep mourning. Aon Itl from Flanders has arrived with net of the death of the (,Za;cii of Wurtclub:rg, sister to his Mu ..esty the Emperor Alexander, and formerly Dm:loess of ()Idenbo Yestentay being the first day of Ililary Term, the .Tadges, woo:stud, ivsited on the Lord C.o.:octant; at his t.ousc in Delforil Square, at eleven o'clock. from whence tloey prays , dcd in procession to Westnoinster-hall. The I.ard Ch mceilar did not join in the procession, ait his li.)r a lship is not sufficiently recovered from his late in. di4osition (an tit t stilk of the rut), as to enable him to tra,lk through the hall. • • The following is an accurate account of the lite chaages in the Polite of the metropolis:—.Mr. Conant, f rom tVorship Street, succeeds the late Mr. Burrows, at Marlborough Street; Mr. Rogers, from Lambeth street, succeeds Mr. I each, at flatton Garden; and Mr. ..ergeaut Sellun, from Union Hall, s.uceecds 'urton at IN:ton Garden. The new Magistrates are, Mr. Sivabev, at AVorship Street ; Mr. Rawlinson, at Lanobetls Street ; and Mr. theogli Allen, at Union Nall. A moll !tom Plandt rs has arrived with news of the death of the Queen • , c Wirtetubc!..T, sister to lois Ala ,csty the Eolp.;ror Alexander, and formerly I)achess of Oldenbur g. Toe`d , Y hot. (. 111 . Lei", wh.t I's 440 in oho Norser Cremona, Als. ra inane, pint Crum hl r 11044 In 1110 1. title* at a biles) iee ejiieekli eel: ill r isa Let, :),hti . .l Iris yt . o s ..e Ni t r, 5 1 1:1;.' O. hie boss.. 1. . •hart o u neortri surf •irsvoras tilts so•12111)..s:r1.• 55 :Is the era of ••Firc." Mill the it Mehl, rif 111•. sN 44 •er 11 ritLati4 of her manna.. Inflow eov.a.opeot ob or no,. ; the h o lo r 4 r•ssilered try .t•sit el 14 I 26- I ,, goie Ike tier, irrier.V , lll4 entree,' her Guy's Hur %tiere she es; *ord. The lajo n y •he received vs.% 'cu s sevehe to Piaui? ta ill hrtipliPll. While 1111 l liertgisistilit% car. Seel Its. rlliisi to U.. kieeirinel,niii?rii owed 111 leads tit . sire :warier ;at 115.. Paid tit•etkriiiseS 0,/ii she" p,eWtreer..l cpt a *10,1.311 11111 , 11 a ,liwilt•• ; te.ie ref !fir 11:1• , ura expla :toed, " trod. 11 is :•)I•..1 1•: .. ir 9 d e•H'lllnil l g lroititte Siir:l Sail tor exti.eidilinars foct. Mrs. Lrer, sllnpr.n t, Nilo y 1411,1114 Rhirit I i 45 f a , *silt s. f 11111 ioraltssesy, sso ettl..p up •!.. • . • ll )11%. Lre “ .44.6x1111 Ir. A; . .1 •I. I . . m il A, Illb4 t hPIO 1 ~1 :•. .1 .111 E( In %W e. Tile . irs,•,:ro, V. r, •_ ', IIs Levi. It: 0:: tin5 ..0!...; ..o!...; 4 at ‘l.r• 4.111 lul. i•••• el ner re r• yci 5. x 111 1.14 eilrribilay oacn.ns eio• r %Lori d. Ao ielcioi r".• D. hi No t....,..1ay at Cows I I 1., Hold. awl a a. r Ott It.. at tasted by ;Or Jury.-,lceldrotaltt Woos r.4r. to•I awl HE NA TIONAL Pzsl3i.v)t. MONDAY', INVELVE O'CLOCK'. There are tigt any fre h arrivals of foreign gence since our last.—Thi-; being a holiday, no business %vas trallsaaed at the Stock %change. In the court of King's Bench on Saturday, the KING, on the Prosecution of the '4ociety for the Sup pression of Vice, v. RICIIAND The dei'etillant, a publisher in Fleet Street, appeared, on the mono❑ of Mr. Nlarriot, to plead to an indiet ment removed by Certorrtri to this Court, charging him with publishing a wicked and blasphemous libel against the Holy Scriptures. The libel beirg read from the indictment, appeared to he passages selected from Paine's " Age of P.cason ;" which the defendant recently published. The defendant being asked whether he pleaded guilty, said he had to request time to plead. The Officer of the Court then read a criminal in formation filed against the defendant by the Attorney General, for the same armee, to which he also re rineqtell time to plead, an added, that he was prepared with hail. The (Wirt asked Messrs. Marriot and- Littledale, Counsel ET the proscrution, whether they objected to the bail offered ? —They answered—N.). The flefenlant was then &Omitted to bail. himself in 2001. and two others in 1001 each to appear in that Court within the Arm eight days of next Term. The defendant's bail were. T. Sherwin. printer, of Smith-street, Clerken►sell ; and T. Dolby, Stationer, of e 4, Wardonr-street. The Report of the 'ommissioners to inrestignte the twilit probable moan• of preventing the forgery of Rank Notes, has been laid he-ihre the Niue° Repot. and when returned fr m tt a Pavilion will he presented to Parliament. We nuderstand the report is concise, and contoits: sped oens of the impressions recommended for the nt.'s , notes Though they may net prevent forgery altovther, vet they will render it mote difficult, and much more tedious to fabrieate uourinus notes. The G,,zeUe ,f intuday night contained an Order for the Court going into Mounting yester -ay fin. the Out' , n of' Spaut, and to go out of Nlournin:z on the 4th of February Bonaparte bad hi. round tu(dr. It was 'title entirely of porcelain, with the exception of the lea . and its stir iiice was. newly co:crest with wivtraits , of Conquerors. This table, which he left either the Tiocillerics or St. Cloud, has been sent us a present by the King of France to the Prince Regent. ANNIVERSARY Of Louis XVI.-..-On Thursday, being the anniversary of the martyrdom of Louis XVI. a high mass end solemn dirge were celebrated nt the French chapel in King-street, Pot toren-mince. l'he whole of the interior of the sacred edifice %vas hung will block, es also tile altar and pulpit. The French Ambassador, attended by his suite. was present. In the gallery we (observed several of the foreign and English nobility. The boil,. of the chapel was filled with French and English Catholics, whose tears testified their respect for the martyred monarch. The priest who officiated read, at the conclusion of the ceremony, the affecting will of Louis XVI. OFFICE OF ORD.V.4NCR, Jen. Ml, 1819. THE Principal Of ecrs if' Hitt 31aje.tya Ordetattec du lirre-ber g:er 'fuller. tfa t propfrotht Olt he rerrh•rd at their ',See . i/4 ott or Geflore !rebored I:4nree. the '27th in.lent, .141114 VOA Persow ns mat, be tetlllorta andertake the Sapittvof O !BN ..lf 911IG 1 , 7 R Y R NS . fit strike t ; f tle;s Depao iMCNi. for al J'ert.al of Three Years. de :, rm:.tahle after the tupSetitiote of the frst year, at the option of _;•fo.r rwt.e. Pntt :rtl, of the artittlet; may be recLivoti upon application at the Principal korekoel.a's Oilier in tilt. Tuwor. Fa thee P.a tie:dart. 14ether te;th the T. rttre awl Condittoes the (:ah art, way In. OTV{I idl 141' Sc. Mal)j r gilt •e, is Pill Moil aPresofel, unit as', Letice•-n the hooes ty' ten and tour o'eh, :Aare the preeosa:s itt erred :eat& spa:tit e..:10r...ed No w _ PAL fe•T Ironmonge y Asti:les," L.:, na Pirelli!, an t.• adrotthi t.-r air tai.! 95111 /nuptial. at iV ot d oon l y'sor ~io• • d a y, ',either :. 1. to.g T :al be ;e11,44 Ot' ratill ?Making it, or an Agra, Lr ht. telwrehali attrod. liy order of the Moto, R. 11. CHEW, Secretory. oppl( OF GED:VANCE, Jan. nth. 1319. 111 F. gfilivrs of lii. 11qiex1lea Ordnance -Poo .V.l; all sr•ehied ut ads ()Ore 's , aa l , r.r aa. t!,e 29114 dap al 4 Persons as I,•:'!iag to muirriKke ilie aupply of c:AT 57'11.13', pr / err; • id' thf Reilu4 AstUkry iloirpar. at if"aassi3a, i..r a' par, APIs. Far Saar l'at 164:Islam ktgrta:v with ala creditless, OW COniserl, know.: a.t Ike v'i i.s Pell 1!:,.1 lu (said. lart.was flit' how s ',r!rtt aud ,foaa . lo.•!:. w!.rre s l be a lclacersd sested tap cat:t radars •ai •• Pe:trier:lS fbr s:r AM! No P17"4, OM ix albs:at:4 Jf:atr the said 5it.11.5. Instant, at I:lr4rr o'clsels u . % . at al the isars....r.vs;; ; we4h:r will any trader lti nc.:i..rd 010 ; f:! rudii • i!. , 7 nn nr,,t i 7 0 4 ,,, ;. : 1 41 vsU;; . Oro.r C. 14: Orr, JAN. 25 Tito fitting out two ships thy a vnynge of tliscovc: to the No th West, whielt are to sail eitrly in the en. spring, tattler the commaiol of Lieut. Parry, OE Captain ltoss, la nit' to be deternibwit upon. The fllowiug year another attempt will be mailc t. 3461 to the Mirth Pole tlireet. As the TuAteork tray pulling a plug nut ni a plug lin'e on Wed. 'radar afteraoon, in lilaekinore iltreet. Clare Market, a large gushed through, which wei4lted nearly potinis. • On the 3111 mai-int, a wittleinan in Ireland Tree:, 1 3 h•tter frora a friend of hip, te,,i,:ing at a distance ftoin hint, of I hr a half carrier pig:on. It is supposed the bird wav nu: than f o p, : hours Jll the wing. Direh•—lt till) be %Ain the reenflec'ion of r dim a gentleinan of the name of Stocker. was held to had ,huut tat. m oa ri ti :sip). in consequence of meeting with a Lientensit: Pryer on a ,lisps' at phty. Levers have been received in town !'ions eanibray, s atir.. ; , that the parties left there on the Ertl instat.t, to settle tirctr aecuinpanici by their seconds, and Mr. &oaken was weunded In the cheat, and died Inc next day. BIRTIIS t Tn Glemreater T.Ady William Fitzmy, of a daLg:ater.—!it Stratford l'ince, I.al• Pringle, of a dau,,hter ;MARRIED. Mr. 3. Mathews. of Tamlarave and Utnor frelantl, to Win Iltr.k, daughter of Mr. Bur.; o Esq. el , lost son of Sir R. It. Itarsey. Bart. of Langley Park. Riche, to Jemitim ila.net ter of the Ire .lo7in cf Mach Court, tiumersas:iire.—ll. l'..terson, Esc!. of Winina Place. Russell Square. to Carmine Itriciee-;. slmulite; of the L i t e Rob. Cade'', Esq. of NVandownrih l'ommor..—Mr. E. Chester, coi. vitae of the Itmer Temple, to Susanna, only daughter of John iti c h an t s „, n . E sq . of .'lrene Moe. Pentouv:lle.—rapt. J. R Hut ton, of the I Ith l.ight Dragooni, to Faun:. yo•iii4,st daughter oi John Bannister, Esq. of Gower Street, liettfortl Sparc. - - n1;11. At Marseilles, J. W. P. ‘Nmeelcr Unwire , . F q. of IVoetton Math, Stailbrlshire.—At Ftesdiehi. Nirs. C.:Nabob Celt, in the 10.)th year of her as.. Out of sr) children and grandc.hiblren, the deceased wa. present at the birth of 40. In her 33Itt year she was ilrliyered of her youngest chihl. Charles Lett. EA. The birth of a child at su..! en ad% awleft period of life perhaps never beihre occurred in rile [Mit. ed Ilinton Sr. Gonrge, iu his 6 d y..sr, Earl The NV:7:C Lord. the prec.-.li:ig er cuing. had dir.-etod the h o r lse ,, be put to th„, post chariot early in the i-0a day. At live o'clock the morning the Cu inters wa: alarmed by • 110(1 , 11 iridi , po..ition of ;La Earl; he was ieir..4 with :01 apoplectic He. and never :Take a:terwards. Ills Vardelp lingered cutup II at iti, ht. when h4l sit pircel.—At l'!uttilei';ii, in I)..yonshire, Margaret. wife of it. I.e Mo. • Psq. of Haeknes..—in Abin nlnn Street. aged es. Mra, Wr!.:tit, widow of the late Clarks ‘Vright. Esq. of the Admiralty. —Alec' 73, El.zabittl), widow of the Lutz Mr. James Trimmer, of litaolol. Lane.—At Weymouth. I torsetshire, Mrs Butcher. relief , if Mr. W watcher, of Wiicot. Wilts. and only daughter of W. Valet, Ea.. of Polinan street, Portman Srpttr,:, surviving her lit;sband only It niuntlA. LOA DON MA /iKETS CO9‘.EXCIIANGS. •s~u%Y. Jar. :•!. Our market hag bePri modern+ afy scipp7i It with 'Grain In General since Manley turn huw-Yer, there TAN a tolerable rttottly trig morning. both l'ihrut and 8..r10y. which weut Toe OA trade is dull, but wii tout ‘•araation is price. In otlicr articles we hart; nc oluration to notice. MONDAY. JAN. 23. Thor, - was a small supply of Wlvnt this morning from P.ssmc and Kent, which experienced Li ready sale. at last Monday's prim. Fine English Barley being in demand fully maintained its atnntt pric2.—Malt a dull , ale.--The Julius of Fortlgn Man. tnnientMg Very great, has caused the prizes to decline consitterably.—Fine fresh I )ats supportol lait week's prices ; th • inferior were cLeaper—.. 1100 and a heavy sale, with little variatioa.—Rapeseial ana Linseed at per last (potation. I. ~I .... a. 6. a. a. "a Wheat .... 63 a 1 IValtarea6ol4 aCO 1 Poland nets 32 a 36 Fine ditto. 71 a an I Grey l'ea , e 63 a 71) l'idatoe ditto ;4 a 36 .' • • NO a 5:1 gleans 63 a6B Hne I , !okir i'..) a6i Fine ilarley 45 a Ga ' Ticks 5O aC4 Seam:' I.•m 5.3 n6u Nish 74 a RN ! tigs - 611 i. ['MCI:. OF BitEAD. 1 he highest price ui t).e Mv...t Wheaten Bread tlinmeottl t:te me tropulis. is stated hr the Mike:, to be rzeli. tl,e ( 4 1, 4 1L.tcrn Li J k4 Some Bakers sell tlac Qu•rter:t Loaf from i 1. to ad. laver. AvERAGv riticlis or CORN Pelt 41;Aivrtta. ,N• EVGLANI) AND WALES roil rut Walt.: t' trio JA,T. 16. Witsid 1 Pr, I Ilarler I Oats ;leans I Peas. 79 6 69 0 63 I I j 35 9 lO 9 1 2 1 PItICE sittrurtri.D. JAN. 2a. OF 31F.AT. ixoaV. mr.r 3.41 d. a. d. li,wd.s4:f C.IU. al 8eef..... 4 4 a 3 k lb 7rlal kluttoa -4 8a b 4 itea.,ta.3ba4kt.... IMO Veal ...-3 0 a 7 II Shp 14300 ; C+re• 30a6 4 I( ..Irca ~....., .......... 240 I ea 0 0 rt.. 71. 3lO •vb Luor. Canna 11. 11. t 11. 4a a A Mtvaira 4 a a Vaal 4 6 A Pork 4 a 4 1.1041) o °goo HAY AND S'lltAW PRR 1.0.% 1... Avt.r. -C. a. d. I Hay % U oa; 0 et 6 .7) 0 elov,:t •3 18 Au; In n e, 1r) (Strpoy Ili n a 5 0 A -- 2 Ila 7 6 In Ir It 1 31 n ..... 7 Sr JAMES'S ('lnto.3 4 rr A 0 0 0 ,) p 0 Straw 2 15 (1 a 3 5 0 n Ilia 7 0 Dan 10 a —.- WISITECNAPCL (1.117 Y 0 II et I) ,) I.ralf .• 11 II a I. 0 —, K 11 's n • - - I'ItICF, OF SUtiAn, Compntril front the ilettirre wads in tlievreck en.ling3an. ail. per r‘kt. exclmive. nt . (tic DWI ui C L‘,.o L. t or pl/ I.treon oa loyolt.tiaa tltereof into Great Itritain—f &an , . Cre;ell:. 4)!• svorits Ikln' 3 ;41 4:c.v. Prett.e.: per t'Lnr. 4 'mt. t. ...... 5 IN..* lint. X.. •:;; , .•,•k 1 ': ? K :ti I , to httl. i lay tur >F~► N art' In Iy 1..1% It as. Vu. e.t. • i, l.e•tw ..11 Ft. it.tt.t..t. , % , (!lurch a!1.1 hewer t trtr.tt:tel •nra try by all `.e Li4le. OL ,116 .64.4 :1 Fer! ...... r 49 Yh i► 19 761 t. w I 2