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

181. Om Friday abMif midnight, as Mr. John Elsivoit'a et Eecleshill, near Bradford, was returning !tome, alter spending the evening with some friends, in tic • o ne villaze, be was attacked near his own house. tiv a %Alain, who knocked him down, and beat him on the need and face until he bad reduced him to a state of ins:tisibility; he then rifled his pockets, taking from km his batik check-book, and about 131. in notes, and left him apparently lifeless; fortunately, however, the wretch web disc nroinird ill his SUplobition, for after some time, Nlr. Elsivor:ll so far recovered as to he able to-crawl home; who he became sufficiently collected to recollect what bad nassed, he recognized in the features of glib cruel assailant r near nei;lihnur; this being ititi inatiql is the constable, the suspected person was appre h?o,l-.1 early the same morning, in he'd in his own house; i)TeCch..s and stockings...were foam' to be bloody.— La a short 1111 C after he was apprehended, lie directed tint iniist..ble to the pl .Y:e where he had deposited the litii:v, in an out-building, svhera both the money and the book were. faund concealed tinder a Hag, in the manner lie hail :fusel died. The prisoner's name is John Hall, a shoeitiXer, living at Eccleshill. A fter he hail been a few hoiirs m custody, he charged %Wm. S!anniogley, and W. - Burley, of Eccleshil I, being his acctit»plicei; the robbery ; they were, in conse quence, apprelienued, and after being examined at before John Sturzes, Esq. a magistrate, thev were coatioirwil to York-castle, together with the priu cipa! felon H DREADFCL ACCIDENT.••-itISSUS one o'clock on Thursday afternoon, George Nlaker a labourer, ein ployed with many others in cleaning out a sewer, in Uacre street•R.ttclifT, and being the first that cattle to work from dinner, he descended to the bottom, a depth of 12 0r.14 feet, when the sides gifting way the earth tell upon and hinted him under the rubbish. The labour ers immediately set about digging up the earth in order to .get to him, in which they were encouraged by some pi-sidemen, who promised them Iwo guineas if they got list out al.ve. The grating in the next street wasaaken op, and a Mall descended and proceeded as far as the taafertutiate Mall, and saw he was alive in the sewer, and from his wa;st downwards beinggammed tinder the the weight of earth and st•tues. The man making his report, every assistance Was gia•en 10 keep off the waier, which would otherwise ba:ltshowiwil hint ~and notwith standing all their etforts..it.was abo%e four hours before be was extricated from his perilous situation, being very •h bonded, particularly about his legs. He received evary assistance, and was pretty arch recovered before night. FIRES —A iltstruNiee fire t rote mit on the premises of Mr. Lancefiehl, a carpenter at. Laidelxiiirii, about noon on Thursday last. So rapid was the rauGress of the flanie , i, that the dwelling-house, carpenter's shop, plumbery, tool smith's finze, were ensirely destroyed, the furniture of tie dwelling•hatite only bring saved.— The fire communicated to a stable on Ale opposite side of the road, whieli was also consumed. The damage is estimated at nearly 4000!. In addition to the above calamity, a yolin4 man named Street, of Canterbury, %%hilt accompanying one of the engines to Littlebointi, was thrown front the machine, in consequence of one of the win els coming if, and so seriously hijiireil one Ins hawk, that it is feared amputation will be necessary. On Monday sennicht, as H Pitts, the Hingham car rier, WeAa riding on a loaded bee gill, in Norwich, the chain unfortunately broke and lilierzied the pole, which flew up and struck the pour man so violent a blow on the head, that his life was at first despaired of. He was carried to the hospnal, where lie total lies in .41 dangerous state. Fridav sennight an invest was taken atThOrpC-9eN NOM ic l t, before John Pi!grim, gent. one of the Coro ners for the county of Norfolk, on view of the body of Peter Platten, a youth about 18 years of age. It ap peared in evidence that the deceased was in the employ of Sir Robert Harvey, Knt. and had been fur a load of grass but a short disiance from the residence of Sir Ko lieu, and in returning home thr horse took fright, and the deceased in endeavouring to snip hint fell down,and the wheels passing Over his body, he was killed on the Tot Verdict—Acehlemai.nemb. OFFICE (AF' OR/IN-INCE. 21:1 Map, 1819. THE Principal O f ficer: of His Majesty, Oi nonce do here!., Rive Notice, that l'reipomls will be received at Iluir 011ee in-Palaßell, ore or be/ore Friday. the 181 k. day of June next, from such Pcneuns assess?, he willing to tenekstake the supply of COALS, for soaks alibis apartment. fur a period of one year. camera-acing from the Ist July next. The Coals must be of the description denominated "Adair'.. Main," and will be required to hr delivered free of any expenee except the King's ditty payable Its the Port or Lonr)on. either ms shore OP isto vessels or erafl, at any place in the !live r Thames. and at lavereAcm.or at any Pert or Plain in the River Meelsray es snarl he required. kinrther Perth 'dor:, together with the terms and conditions of the contract, may be Inman at the Secretary's Office in Pall 21fall qfieresald, any day between the hours often andlinir o'clack, where the Proposals must be delivered. seabed up and endorsed. " Proposals fbr Ceuta," tut no Proposed ran be admitira' 4/7 , ,r the said lath Jane. at 12 a'c!ock at neon of the same ,ey, neither will any leader be noticed unkss the Party meking it, or an Arent vs his behalf. Mon attend. By Order of the Board, It. 11. CREW, Secretary. Zirthts. At sown.. grove, J.lnnlllahr, the lad) of 0. Ilarrir, e.q. of Sawa. %b. lady or J. F. 1.001..1.•ri. uq. i r... 1 sou. 11., lady or W. Foli,), erg. Ariolphi 1. 1 rack., ut a sou. Vu ttttt et, Prawn , ' surer, ut a son. Mrs. A.m.'s', Follows of a run. Ihr MO, 0111 alliam Junes, sq. Slants:4l of the King's Tereb, of 1. denFln. r. pkt Purim.' Commons. the lady of C. renton. esq. of a WM. In the lefty of J. 11. WIWI, IPJIq. of • unl. At Edinburgh. Nie a. trilkaine, of Atato ica Inoue, oi a run. • vallifiett. M It. JRmceselme eh, r. of Old Ptlrlington. street, I.s ADO , Leidra.....rood druthira nt tiorilino.r.i. of Old Ilromptdd. At Nlet)lrhunr or* church, eel Landwth , to Na Ann. danlotr 14 the IZtv. I Lodes 0t50.., Rector of 'pre,h a n olrad, cardit•dirbise. _ . At st..lono a't church, the Urc. s t. f:ibtoo,ltertor of WW liogton. In Sothak, io Mu) Llittbeth, ttcood lLitAisltr of John IHdlliya , tag. of rule '.llatl. _ At Itoer.leatm, t.l ftrtlsoiner, to lkl A ry, ptnngeft 11.1n4ter 4.f J. \'iolra , q. of %5t001...t00, It., on. At Aurtri•W., ttolhmu. u. ( A,,NuLt comn,j,, C...nrrel 1., ii, : .4(4 ~.to trt Join I fork's, cry. of (0'3111153 h4.0.0.. 31 4.1c1•10011)01., At st. Amer. 1 , 14.1:11 he% Mr. I . IlOhlllf . nr N. 1).0,-.3h? In 31 , •11 117ithell. I O.), vtarit clall;Lter of Mi. M. Jl - 1.), writ, Mln Lire rt._ _ At I. tte..ree't., Ilatinver.agnare. B. Banton, esq..a^roed enn nt the laM glr Ilto.ton, 1•r.l. el Yo town. 4 foto., I tei.4440, to Alm (.s r., Mmx4,:er of nonetta, rag. of tiloerstet pine, Al Ne ; ~irtran • %..w t 14444.1 t, .1. I:. Litildt..o, a.m. of the No.ctun. 114.. I oWCTI4. of Bestoinctrin Pottle. A 4 3la.lleholn. ;44,54 410.411, .1.4 1 / 4 4, 11'4414. Pl4ll. of .1.4711114C41, On .14441ith P 41,4444., third itteghit-r el the late 1. INato.qtlt, op. of the • &ante I. loves. em. et tmildfold street, to Caroline, Naomi daughter of LOr Nln. freelmS 44 II airy Ore..; 11. SI. CI, rm.; Tratx•, Mr. M..rtms. of the `trend, to 31ary, ettltar e ltuu&hitt of Mr. 1 1.1 et, of the satin ltaet BUrAiESS•a ESSENCE OF ANCIRit'l ES, Warelootoette, No. 107. FtTItANI), corner of the SAVOY- S:I EPri, Losuvrt.-401IN BURGESS & SON twang sit prized of the homer/ton eudeavourt. made by many I.oellol/8 to impute* r.sm , article tor I heir make, feel t Memo bent on them, •o request the ;mew 1111 l of• the Public, iu !meet/manor %hat they conceive to he the lisict NAL, to et serve the NARK anti Anna 't, correvoitol eith the ahote -the general appears..., r of the citurro•n: descripth•its n ill deceive the utognerded, and for their tletection,J. 11..6e Sort %Monk the folt•win g (;mtnonc,—s•ine are in uppearance, at- first, sight "The Gro u ter,'•' hat without any nonce or tetklres‘ ;_some " Bttretesto* • hoettoice of Anchouyies;"— other. " lioreioett," and many more %admit toldret.t. J(IIIN BURGESS & SIN raring been many years ho, , oored with emit dloinguishell approhaiii.a, fro every sentiment a respect ',mar& the PoLL:lo., and earnevtly so- I.rit tl rni to ist•reet the Labels previous to parehaving ; what !hey etturrive to he of their make, which the; here eili prevent many ditappoiLtateuta THE NATIONAL REGISTER. Ditb. in rerlford street. Redford row, G. Curtis, erg. See of the Elder Prethtea of the trinity !loose. In Boners street, axed M. Mr. G. sharp, jots. At sattrael Stnlth's, erg. Charlotte street, Portman mare, Samuel Ken)oo, erg. late of Ludlow, '•stop. Mr. Witham Stokes, of Peckham, atied rl. At Ilasrkhorst Kent, Katherine, of JGrerna, esq. . . . la Doanknew, agog 19, I..nsii,a Anioineate, wife of John Ames Dowling, c:N. of that city, and damghtgr of Junes Copplager, aaq. of Uevonahire sno,re, Lon,i, , n. In +;otith Motion street, •iggcl 19, P.. C. Smith, esq. of the Navy Pay Ofnce„ On the Ulth alt. upwards of 4111 year of etze, Stamp, erg. of Queutabo. - migh, who liad Lien Mayor of that borough several dines : he Is reported to have died swot& thirty thousand po•uds, but his appearance indicated even abjret pnveity ; lie has left no Wee, and Is 5:4141 to have left his Gisler (the inmate 01 • nelghboorine poor home) the interest of mil) yr• hundred poiiiids ; the rest to persons of im Ile put ou anew Gait of clothes to the in. flee deemed was Its the habit of golng to Sheerness every satuiday, and going from shop to shop to save a penny. Mrs. Porter, of New North street. Red Lion square, sited SR. At Widniore. near Pioniley, Kent, Thomas, scum.' son of George reit:oral, esg. formerly of I wk. PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, (Specially Empoirered by Act of Parliament.) SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, STRAND. ARESIDE.VT. The Meet Noble the Marquis or BU4INGIIAM. K. 13. VICESPRESIDENTS, Marquis of SAT.ISBURV, E.G. Viscount 'DUNCANNON, Fla of DAIIDWICXE, K. G: Viscourt CIIETWYND, Viscount BULKELEY, Lord BRAYBILOOKE. TRUSTRIS. Tl'e Marquis of BUCKINGHAM. Lord IFIRAYIIROOK E. I WM. PTIAED. Esq. Sir S.B. 4 MDRLAND, ilart.M.P. CEO. DUCKETT, Esq. • AND' FIFTEEN' DIRECTORS. MAVAGING TIIII,OTON, J. T: BARBER BEAUAIONT, Esq. F.A.S. THE DIRECTORS of this Office, with confi dence, derived f the many years experience which they have hail of its sturceNs, invite the Public to a corwilerstion of its principles awl conduct.. They have no unitise to tempt persons to join their extensive Associa tion by the dangerous tote of a further reduction of the deposits : they require such deposits as are proved to be safe and tinder Itivotatable rimcantstaures profitable, and such pridits the depositors share in proportion to their re s per ti v e conti ibtAion•, _ _ Thin., by the specific stuns insured, and contingent pro• r,ht,t.hry have the fullest value far their payments, in a 'Witmer nearly similar to flint until lately adopted in the EgaitablesOffice, but with this presented improvement. viz. that a+the•original Members have raised a immanent fund, deemed amply sufficient for the purpose. et indem nity, it is provided Slott no personal responsibility shall attach to thel'..ilicy bidders. Hence those who seek pro tection are secured from uncertainly and risk of loss- as in Proprietary Office, having a large inheritable capital, anal are entitled to a pas ticipatiuu .in the profits, as iu a Cant rihntionship Society. The first septennial investigation was in 1813, when 531. Bs. per cent. was divided. The second septennial di vision will take place nest v vac, in which poseur open ing policies at Ibis t ime wi l participate. FRAUD PREVENTED. 'Fe counteract the many mttesnpts that are dad ) Made to 1,111141.1.0 the ativlary a 9,11..i01is rouir,sition, of the Ge • preyart•d by Day and Mar hey we iiisluced to adept anew Label in atoeh their Address 97, lligh folborn, l 4 placed 31 coP , pie+m•ty, 'bat they frost an Mien? . to tiok, Awl the daf•reuee ut the type, t hail is unlike :ill let. ter pre-., will eatable All purreha-t . r. at once to detect the ifilp.o% s alioll. Mr Real Japan kio*, node by DA': :lull MAItTIN, 31, High-ibah.oru, will iu .fott:re he 11,11 Butt lii it Ga. and I i.• Cal. each, and a volt) , of the La- Leh *ft with all Veuderi. DAY AND NIARTIN, •97, JUNE 6. IMPORTANT SAVING. LIGHT SUPERFINE BEAVER HATS, at only sos. BARRETT and Co. acquaint the Public, that in consequence at the very great reduction that has taken place at the last sale of Beaver, they have added an additional covering of Beaver to their Hats, which renders them caps. Me of wearing considerably longer. The peculiar principle of this new process is the means of their always retaining the most beautiful black; Added to which. they are finished on the new improved Oval amps blocks.' made to the exact shape of the head. The unbounded patronage given to these isew.invented Hats fully indicates their excellence over everrothes.Beaver Hat ever ogbred to public notice. -415, STRAND. • SADLER'S WELLS. MONDICY, .TuNe. 7th, and five following Evenings.—'fhe Evenings" Entertainments will commence with a new Dance, composed by Mr. called EDWIN Ann JULIA ; • or, LovEn's ARTIMICE• Characters. Means. W. Kirby, Walbourn, and ilollinsgworth t and hlre. Best. A Pas Seul by MiisTree.:—ln the course of the Evening will be reviled a serious Ballet of Action, composed by Mr. C. Dibdin, got lip undir the superinteodance of Mr. Grimaldi, called KO a nd ZOlt. Characters—Ku, Mr. Bologna; Zoe. Mn. Best.—A Musical Burletta, founded on " Love Laughs at Locksmiths," &led LOVE'S STRATAGEM.' Characters, blessrs. Campbell. Barnes, Webber, Slade'', G. Crisp, Mean; and Miss Turner. In Act 11. a Song by Miss Turner, accompanied on the Harp by Mr. Michelson. _ Likewise. in the course of the Evening, a new Ilatlequinade. written and produced under the immediate direction of Mr. Gri maldi, (with the exception of two Scenes by Mr. C. (libdio). Music by Mr. Nicholson, walled THE FATES; or, flantr- QU °LIDA Y. Harlequin, Mr. Bologna; Pantaloon, Mr. Baines; Clown, Mr. Grimaldi ; and Columbine , Mimi Tree. Box is. Pit es. Gal. la—boon open at half pest 3, begin at half past 6. Places kept till half past 7. Place. to be taken at the Box Office at the Wells, every day from 9 to 4. Free Ad s ions for the Season may be obtained, and Private Boxes may be had, by application at the Bdt Office. I: outwit Martial,. CORN-EXCHANGE. Monday, May 13. We bad a short supply of prime Wheat from our own coast this morning, in consequence of which the price of that article was 3 . per quarter higher. Foreign Barley was also sepice, but what pitine samples appeared were Qs. per quarter higher. Oats arc also 2s. per qr. dearer and but little bosun= doing in that grain. In Beata, Peas, and other articles there is no alteration, and but very little business doing. t.lacitEN t ritil • Pei Wiue k..4.•\ I oiler Nleasttre 110104 Y. S. S. • 511 a 63 ati a 7' 34 a 38 \ lOA 711 of Eie,ht Bull IV EON LID. I. 56 a 63 j Sb a 70 34 I/ 3b %1 FRIDAY. c. S. 56 n 4;:3 58 a 70 34 Red Wheat White Rye Br.usk. ur Buck Wheat Barley Pale Malt reed Oats Brew atilt)lnnil do New lick Beans Old (beta New Pijrun ditiu Boiling Pease Grey l'ea:e Rapeseed per last S 6 a 40 45 a Si; 56 a 62 19 a ..26 44 a 47 ss It 44 3i; a 40 25 a 36 •86 a 62 19 a 2i 24 a 28 38 a 41 a •12 a 4 , 4 38 a 46 40 n 44 42f. a 441 34 a 40 23 a $6 36 a ti 2 19 a 95 2.4 a '27 3d a 44 42 a 4!..i 38 a 4i; 40 a 44 421 a 441. 42 a 4,1 38 a 46 40 a 41 424 al 411. AVER IRE PRICE Al a r ttinte 1 h..isic ‘Veck -tuditt,.; Gazette. Wheat... 69+ 6.1 Rye .... 4U. 2.1 : CORN, Per Quarter, of the "[tie!' e •t: of ENGLAND and %VALES, for 11 , e !%lAY Roth, rxtr-eted froths Stout thr)'s narley... ;It Ild Bean: 51% 9d 'Las 1.11 Prit.e... 51; BROWN Olt AIUSCOVADo SUGAR. Aversze made ii. w tile Retilms izt the IVrek rtitling• Wed.. la.:. i 2 04.1. per ell'. ex( e duly. vkicEs OF TALLOW, PRICE O FA r, per st. of BO). SOAP, I . l.wat T/dlu , % 67. 64 0. 11.1 ell,l%,•Kr..ia—i —, Od %%bite ditto —s nil —s Ud NI eked Stuff We Od 511 )(1 Ihtto 004-0:133, nd Greaves . . . . '24F. nd Guud . . 10, Od . _ Whitechapel Market 3 , 81 , 1 St. James's Market 4, 1111 Clare. M ticket . Os 0,1 1; 7i Average-3s. :Oa. Curd Soap: Yellow Soap Mottled . Price of Candleq, per dozen, r;d. per ntrzeir . (las . . 903 ~' ~~~ S 12s. et: —Moulds, 11.1 s. 6d er! for resolv moues,. .S3lllll ELI) 31 ',AKE . VitiDAY,'Joist 4.—There was a good supply of Beasts this morning at market, which met ready sale, but St lower prices than on Monday. The show of Sheep was also pretty large, and prices lower, but sales were not very brisk.—Veal and Pork remain as Iscfore.—The busine,s in the Hay Market was brisk, that article having fallen considerably in price. ( lover is she cheaper, and brisk fa sale. Straw is dell in ask, and as lower pikes are asks, there is but little bosiness doing in that article. Subjoined isa correct statement of the dunibets and prices at market : I'll ICI - . of M EAT, exellieme afire 0141, %%bleb consists Head, Eiltrail., and hide , and is *calif abuut Id. per lb.—Per stone of alb. MuNDAY. FRITIAY. neer 4s 6.1 to 5. 4.1 'Heef 4.. 6.1 u. 54 2'l Mutton 4s. 6.1 to 6• 4.1 Stumm. Ss .0.1 to 61. 71 Lawn G; 6.1 to 7. 0.1 Lamb Ss Oil to 7. •1.1 Veal b. 0.1 to Cs 4.1 Veal Ss otl to 6. fi.l Pork S: Od to 6• 6.1 Pork 5: 0.1 to 6. sl Head ot Cattle at Market. Head of Cattle at 51... k. t • . . 2;240 sitter and Ldnibs 15,604 Pleb • • • 250 •go Beasts . . . Jimrp stud Lambs l'i-s Culver • (':tires 5' 4 0 3';n 130 LOSION: Printed stud Published by the .1011 S TWIGG, at OA Office, 76, Fleet-Ntrt all Lettere to the E.ciitor, 4e, (post-paid), athireseetl. i op nen' reel,rili t wtiere ti be