The National Register. — London, England, 1819-07-12 00:00:00

JULY 12. TUE QUARTER'S REVENUE. (From the Courier.) " The revenue gm:trier and the I evetose•year, u bleb closed t,tertlay, pre...at inure favourable results than even our Via4time expectations and pretlio lions hod :iiiticip •ted. It i., th. refore, wish heat tfelt pleasure that we sot to our scares au excess. (11711pU1t . 41 14 iii. the corroptilidisig quarter of ISt b, otuu toting to X. ! •• The onivarisms of the year ended the sth July, ls l9 , e.i-h the year ended the 5. h Jul.% , ISIS, is equally grit if)irig. t 'Pat l'evv,iiie of those per.ools is as fnllou s : -- Total r: venue uudet every bead, ending July 5, 1418 . • • . . .C 13,039,511 Total fl!Vellne under t very bent), entlieg July • IttiO . ... . . X 49.8614080 livens of year en , lin; July 5, Ni 9 . .ti 1,327,136 'Pula) revenue, exclu,ive or arrears of pm. pert)-tax awl unapprnprinte.l tsar-duties for the year ending Joly 5,181 i . . X 16,806,5 0 ,1. TWO reveuue, exclusive of rurenr4 of l'rn perty-tax un.l unapirrnprioted our.duiie4 for the year v,sclin A July Itrl9 £/9,071,923 I.‘ress of mull revenue, earltonve of arrrais, E.,c6, of the yt;ar ending July 5, 1819 . .C?,,265,36:2 The following Circular was ou Tuesday du:al.:tad throughout the Nletropolis ut a,—lnstructed by the Committee of 2CO3(formel out of the great bodv of the nmarepresanted people of the nietropo . .is.) and acting for and in their behalf, I h ice, in accordance with the instruelinos so received, the bantam- to annanace to you, that at public Meeting witl be balder, in Smithfield Market-place, on Wednesday, the 21st hot., far the mutineer of di,cm.sitiz and adoptive; the best means, and Ca. menu prompt 14114 decisive meawres for oh n radical reform in the CllllllllOll , l House of Parlia ment ; and 11111 also further commi,sieneil, with all due re spect, to revs( 61 your attendance, In conjunction with those Conde:nem whose names are hereunder mentioned, as public iiat grity and talent are the great objects of solicitude at ibis int portunt.crisis. . . 1 um, Sir, yourveJedient strvant, July .3th. EDWD JAS. BLANDFOILD. Secretary. !teary 11111,1.1 7 ,g., invited to the chair. s;r Clark.: %V01...1ey Mr..A. Thistlettoud Thus. Northountre, I.q. Mr J. Gain Muj9r Cartwright Mr..lohnktnne, Manchester Mr..Cobbett.jan. Mr: %limn, Leeds Join, tlnteJolies Itlr. Edmonds, Hirmine ham Mr. Wonder Mr. Mittman. Wineltestur Dr. W.tt.uu Mr. Taylor, Nitwit ich. . TO' THE EDITOR. NORU S, 1:11. Stn,—(ll) , erving that some of the public palter. have atteehed my name to the notice of a Meet III L ! 3 bout to be held in &Mit field, I liez leave to state throoglt the medium yoor pupct, that melt a proceeding WAS w 110;i y mum thm ized on my part, and that 1 hare no intention of bring p re.ent. I am,,yout's respectfully, TAYLOR. OLD BAILEY SESSIONS. The above Sessinsn, ronmeneed on Wednesday. at Jew tier Hall, in the MI 11..i1ey,. before the Iti.ebt Rms. the Lord Mayor, Mr. Juhttee Holroyd, Air. Justice Borroogh, the Rewriter. 6:e. James Retierts , sunivate in the Coldstream (2d) regi ment of Guards, was eapitally Indicted for stealing, in the dwelling-house of Catherine Henderson, and Elisabeth Alcoa•. of Cover-sWeet c .:ol. on the 12th slay last. The facts of this ease have aisu been frequently before the public, the "obbery having as ham ft um the stance of the tire wh:ch nectorrea in Doter-street, on morning of the day stated in the indiettrent. (l' that oc casion the prisoner was note of 62 ors, rs of the 611.116 called out 10 assist in extinguishing the lire, and in 'may. ing the property of such houses as weir threatened with darn:er. Dm tog ilte scene. of terror ems confusion a kids prevailed, Is ;mei et-bcok, belonging to Mrs. Alcoa, in which a es e 751. in hank notes, was I littered from a dresser, as was also a quantity of gold. A pneket-liandkerchir was also take u from another dower, the properly of Mrs. C. Henderson, wbieh bore her initials. When the Wallis had in smite d.•tree asb•ideil, Mrs. Alrock retntnril to her Led room, soul mere Ismail 251. in bank notes scattered &Isom the &or. The pucker-bock we► also rotund, bat titled of the remaining 501. Upon retut•ning to the guard Louse, the roll bring called, the poisoner with souse others, slid not appear, but hr was soon after funnel at a publ's•• house drinking, and was sent in enstooly.to the main guard at the Toe er. He re, it; being searched, a quantity of silver aria fuund in his pocket, and between one of his legs and Ilia gaiter. a five and some one ponnotbank notes. Upon being asked how hr came by the m, he sepitedohat they were hie stwoo, and that if asty one wanted 10 buta(AT 601. snore of him he could lend it. Besides this property, there was also eatrel upon 1 a Chile Pocket haudkat. Chief, marked C. H. whirls was within his wits; seri'. The pui,o3.tea defurce now was, that numerous other Prisons: pits ate indivislitats as cell as soldiers, were ell" /01 ,4 1 at the fuse, sod no removing the propel ty of Mrs. Aleork and Mrs. Henderson' from the bed-rount t that the Properly found upon him 11/.16 his owe, and that the hand- Was !ricked rip-by him on the fools ly in Dos.-r. buret ; said that having-wiped Isis face with it, sued vertently plot it into Ins cap. Two 01 toe Serjeants of the Guard gave him a good churarier as to his farmer. honesty, but said hr ass adder l ed to ilristkiog mid to using foul and sursoltlit try langnat:r. Mr. Jll , llCe ISCreallallllllllllll , ll a i l site es ide•ner nt great length, dill: the Jury, alter smile ctossultatiou, round the prisoner N,st Tit vrtso• Y, JULY Hrotry.fewen ttni indicts ed fin having stolen, in file dwelling %must. of Win. Wpm. and %VIII. f h.,. in.lnr, 1117 bilk lian.lkerch.efs b of consider able si.liie. The Ilrlop•Clitor. were bilk nuonitatiiirers, lit inr, iu liiskalw gate-biec4l, a , 441 the ps sooner as puslrr 144 the ii rut, lie had been iii Ua it tin vb.) itivo muse 111.1.1 11111111111,. aU.11::141 Ice acCustnasal 41 to rietT in the Is:1101011,n to 111111,0 Ilse rope; t) of his master. Tile lit tttt r had !Hen fi , r wine lino suspected of ilishon , st, nod hen be wits cons . 4./lit un s nse,suiie, Ilia hid nit:- s4:1411.1. d, UIICI iL Veal 'Await I THE NATIONAL REGISTER of duplicates were found under it. When the primmer re• turned, he was nccu4•d of haring robbed his master, mid he stonily denied it; but when the dopheatt • were shown him, lit was silent. Soon after he confessed h soils. In th- full est extent, and tit d Ins in the moms and restd , -nces of the d.li rent puwnbrokers w itli w hunt lie had pledged the great nutnher of ptiwnhroker4 were examined, and pro daccd the handkerchiefs which had been pawned h) the pri soner ut various (limes. . . . . . . The piinicettior Plated; that he hail net intended to have pence( ded capitally agaiiist the in homer, hot the indictment contained IL tit pi tal eta. rgr, and tie believed that the ptis,shwr had 1141 taken tlitve .ill el Duce, hut piece by piece, he aaielat ',Live an nppurtunit:,. A piece, he said, wa., iv•ii th het a run SOt. and 40v. . . Mr. Jubilee Iluiroyd, in ‘iinminz on, d, that in two revert % the capitol chorxe nil; not math.:wt by the evidence: I became it was not stealing in the doi-ling-linUse hitrgril in the hid ctotent ; 2.11), berate e it o a. 118 ()Vett Thal the pri•ul er had only taken a piece at one lilac away, h hit h WWI out 15111th la.. . The Jury found n verdict —" of ~ t e;i1:117„ but not itt the tin ening house." The proettratur applied to the. Court to bare Li, coo.ls given up to hiss. Mr. Jithice Illolrnycl lurid, that he cord,' only nrit,r the good. in Court to be surrendered to hint; but :II the Kothli which bad Deco pledged Itith the paoribruicers weri; property. The prosecutor observed, that if he :tad known that, he viould have 1141 M MM ned all i b ililN stbrooksers to appear to day. Mr. Justice 'intro) I/ legal claim to thikpro perty. The law is open I. )ou. One of the puslibroker and he 11.. d n doubt but t1:%. 4 .'s all the pun Wm - ulcers %stied n shingly surrender the property. Ftzttistv .-1.1 rtIR CC It I ri.—Upon the arr,v al-of the Judges Ihi. morning, the four following persons welt put to the liar, cliergrd with iitteriog, anti , hit :1111: in their pos,e s ,ina, &sers forged and emintirefritvd Ralik of Eng land notes, itwilt knowitig them to be fogeil, viz. ()nen Rovtloo. Jauues Itabotrit, Esther Detail. and Mary' Deal. —they all pleaded-Guilty to the minor offence. NO AND SLAVIAD.—FrAucis Itostlw eh, n reweet able individual, Wu indicted upon the Coronet's fur feloniously Wing nud. sla:iiitg Charles Cur, on the td of June last. John Paul said, he was in.liollown, near to nwalows stseet.hetween S and 6 o'clock in the aliet noon of the tiny stated iu the indictment. He 8:14' an elderly gentlemasi Oho deceased) missive the road, and upon a sudden stop. Witnem turned round and saw 4 111/111 riding at a very !risk trot. towards the deceased. and rode his horse against him, and weal over him. He rode on, and witness and °Thera called oat " stop."— lie was pursued, the 'ol die of his horse seised ace: brought hack. Witness said to him, " You brutal rascal, how came ion to 'hie over the gentleman?" He replied, "it was 1111 own fault—why dant lie get out of the way A mob of peol•!e soon col lected, and much iodination was excited against the pi saner, hut witness had him protected. lie reeked him for his name and addles., er his card? His re-ply eras, in an angry tone, that he had 141 esid. After a good deal of re monstrance. he said lie was known to Mr. Fial/Cii, the linen raper, close by, and witness gave his address to that Joseph Hood, an assistant in the house of Cerhyn and Hul boo n, said, that au elderly gPlllit 1111111 Was brought into their shop by 5 or 6 persons, almost insensible, the ciecula , ion was lancitid,flie hat di:Emelt, and there was no pulsation at the vviist. 'lie pi isoecr was bioiQlit into the shim /11011 after, and being charged with having rode over the Oil gentleauan, be i ephed, if he Iran dune SO, Ile was 1111) sorry for it. In .11110:11 ten in'ioetes the de ceased Teens reci a linle. Ile complained of a Pain :it his head and back, hot could nut accomit for is hat frail hap pened. ►i'itness observed a sort of lionise oe :tie left side of his head, but could not say whether it o as the effect of the accident, or an of iginal tumour. When lie recovered a little more, the dem. ased sent for his es u . c, raid lie was taken away in a coach. By letters found it, his pocS,c , , it • appeared that his christion name was James. duet'', Aargau', of liedfurel-i ow, sue genii, sand lie was sent tor to attt•ut•the deceased at•his house is itolreu Iklreel, on the 211 ofJeme.• • He lemod litin in bed, in a state of great sickness amid debility. lie ea ec a soy impel ti•et account of what bad happened to him, but mole 111411 Once said lie had got his de alit blow. 'Witco hi. wife, howe er, said that he was knocked elown•hy a how, alit deceased tejoined " yes." He observed the tumour spokess of on the left side of his lo ael, audits his judgment the deceased came to hie death by the b10w... He finaered until ten the morning fllowing, when he espired. Crew-examined- by Mr. Alley.—Mitnese did not open the head %Willie-deceased to ascertain whether the blow caused theeleatit or not. If he hail been called in, and did not hear of the deceased be ing knocked down, be should not bare crane to this VOIICIIII.IOO. 1110.destansed bail keen ill before, and winless, about , two or three inenthseince. had been railed in to attend when lee was neatly suthicated by drinking gin! Miry now lose to wale twa objections to the in. dictinent, which had been learned upon the Corionet-'s Inquest. Mr. Justice I folroyel over reledl 'the objergions. The prisoner beileg called use for his de Inure, solemnly protests d that he of the list having seen the old gentleman. Ile expressed his deep egret at the reuse. The foll‘m inn u ittiebses were examined in Isis iietialf: r..lusialk YNIU, ( hief tleik.in ,t twice nest, was pass ing thronah Holborn, on the 2d of Jvise , and saw the de ceased on his back in the sheet, a. it to His Io; were ekiscol,aiiii he appeared eonvnl•rd. He way tying t't osswa's in snots a *notation as lie could net have. beets 1 , had he been knocked stoo n by a hiii re. Air. rtallti4,lllllCll-tiTiVrt, 4150 •aw the decca•ed lying in the str►et, 70 Ale. Pant -had stated. %V dre&a h1•.11d 9. 1 noise and the cry of stop, %shrill Its tilW•the prisoner trot-- tine On a piney, hut -61.1 p of his own accord. Yawl was anion* the crowd n Ito aorpt il Joni, and behased very violent. The defenitalit Instantly a:i.e. hie name and *dirt sr, but eleclared that he did not kilo. k any ono down. Paul an.l others. how ever, Ilint: that he did, lie said, it n, :ae nal eltillt10) sot Cy, and would cress compensaiien. A , eOOll MS tilt. el ON it venni l permit wins h e wen t to Messrs co. %hese the deecaea • d was carried. lie she wed 1141 , 1119111/111 . 11111 whete.er to .1://a.10 explanation. The &tawniest of Paul was ineori eel in ninny le:.1.1 . 1 It. John 'l'm nes and Janice Moore, drayincri,&aid, II ut they it tie passing by at Ike time, and saw the old uum vA i :44 bark in the MI PH. If the horse of the p►isooe i against him, they mast have seen it, but thought lie l iewe fallen bctbre Ihe liou‘, had reached hit.. me., ma' ) *H.., nil% atm) Ihere She 14.1 , ,V der' l•rOcti he ground, but did not see the prisoner. !its seat to Atessrs. Cm bytes', nod the pi ismter envie Ihi re. Ile expressed ghat sorrow for %%hat bad happened, Lut protested solemnly lii it lie had hint cruised it. lie hegrod, hone v e• , that every attrition should he paid the no u, amt lie *mild be it 11:41 , 1 t . I a Isle to the amanot or even 1,400.1. The deceased was a<ksl in her presence if hr conk) telt how the accident happened, and he thatiticity said he • could um telt. A member of respectable witn . gave the prisoner a • most 1.7• I ima Me chat eter for huinanity. Mr. Jnstiee Ilutroyd su 11111 l ed up the•evidencc.• • The Jury instantly acquitted the priioner.— -The trial lasted an.rove rive hours. Gtout:r; P.Ant..-11 will he recollected that a frw ses sions at;‘) George Poge w.te Wed at the -Oil Badry, and convicted et defrauding hie creel' in Itis on n batrk roptcy, guutb, Ste. Sines ti1..1 11,11 t. In lid* been In Newg.te, Jelly expecting to natlergo the eeurt lir e of the IiAW lit% day a tier pat don arttrest final the Prince Reeet:t lea pile, in el.11.4e(11:ellee of the LVUilr• 'tide itp.tt ut hiss ease by the Judges. Ili he • Inutight up to the King's Bench ju t tew dos Ins the ori• - glad' Joht ci,te to his cteditus s. ACC:IDEA TS AND OFFEhCES. ATTEM, rED Oit Dart AND RUBBERY.—At nanight, following Tuesday last, four villains, armed with pistols, obludgi-unt, and pikes, wade a forcible valance ilitot%it the cellar,- into the house of Mr. Joseph Oliver, Chlapel. street, Ardwrick, and whilst two milers acted as ermine's at the front and back, of the memises, laid murderous hands oti the .v , ed inastersanal mistress of the house, and cut and wounded them in a shoultioamablict. Them were nvo feunales iii the upper apartments, tute•of whom imminent danger; for giving intimanion • reettlized the person of one of the ri ali,, ns , s h e %,;;., seined and throttled, till the strangulating) caused the blood to flow through her mouth. The noise made by the sufferers eaf e the alarm to the inhabitants of the adjoinity. house, (the soy. of Mr. Oliver,) who opened their window and called out for assistance, when the villains fired at. them with balls anil sings; by this time the iteughboorlitiod was alarmed, and the roi.liers were obliged to retreat, though .evidently with much reltiet. ante, without any booty la hatever; yet in coolly, that it was in s'uw order, and whilst they tired at Own pursuits it,) happily e , caped unhurt. A too free me of a dark lantern, winch the as:a hsins brought with them, ha inrcicd a CI IC 10 their :)e150.13,.5a1d scare happy t o slate, that four of t al six hate been since apprehended ; at;,l ,is an , ither lux( been fitly described in advertise ,ntilts, we lulu• lie will he speedily taken. What ren ders rheic guilt more atrocious that some of them WCalers under personal obligations 111 the venerable - man whose pri-perly they invaded and whose life they Ere:mined destroy, and which seems to l.lve Leeit• ports:ne:l as if by iii:racle. They cut him Ott the many pLices, and by one of the blows rla one oh Iris • ear:: when crawling, fu: protection fool. their san guinary purpi:Ne, tit hide himself ler the bed, in attempting to pierce his body, they ran hint through life -• • arm with a pike. •. We arc happy to and, that he and the other sufferers are recovering from their wounds, to become the means, ittiler Providence, of brim : tang the fs reeches-who assailed them to condign punishment. An aceid7nt of a oust alarming nature, •though hap- , • pay onattemled with fatal consequences, occurred so • Lincoln a few days ago. 01Ie Of ihe 1.430.1011 U1.12g011.:. • • laden with coals, and has hig also five cilantro iu n, in • attempting to make the turn at the foot of Bras foul bridgedn.she purpose of entering 111 r. black's )all, was precipitated over the wharf into the river, ma the • east side of the bridge. The waggon ill its fall nasr 61441 a complete romerst.i, turning entirely. front end to end, the hotly with the tilt beinF insmersed in the water, mid the timierotoo. •'-1 he horse, a blind one, was thrown no Ms 'back, and was is ith difficulty saved ; anal the children were teseued from their.dreatlttil-aboation by the determined perseverance of a coal-porter of the name of Wright, wife, by forging himself t ler the water ire the initiy of the _W3 2 ; 4 014 illCeetlied in getting them our, (meats a time, al:Mot: 4 le it was neatly tire minutes before the last child was estrioated, which in - Consequence sta:red inure than tout rest, but all oh' them are likely to (in-well. On Thursday nverning last, about four o'clock, white Deane, owe ni the countable t of St. hariou4 . 4r parish), was on duly at Hookside, he observed %en folsee met, ltobert Roberts and Tnotuas Cale,.,pull:;:g a to.st to shore, at the same time be &e' acted aso ing er the stern of the bout, which excited JO. suspicion, and, a s the ravers made a disliosilion to land, Deane watchen, and saw them make the boat fist to a float or timber at Mr. Lloyd's wharf, Nuskside, Roberts and th e n 1, e 4 the boar, and Deane fetched a boat-nook. which, (in a p.. ply tlg. to the suing avert;l4l . the hoot, he iri,crwered it was attached In five futhoots of mpe which was snider water: while tisane was. hauling lib Cite litre , 41.1 e two lisherlin•d teturnrd to the boat, and threatened to ihroty I)eatie ituo.tbc riveri..a scuffle cin.ned, and De.;Se awas obli t ted to hate rectitude to his tire arms, wheat and Gale cut the towline ati.l in the boat, leasing the rope witlrDraer, to which It; N.utul attachtil about I-10 pounds of Oro Let 1, the rape 1.6 i -it n it throot.th retch pitee of beef, anti to keep which itione eimiplewle under wales clarinp, the polizress of she Liar, a large choker had becli added. -Title of the Port. Mahon's marine psst>lie hoets corning np at .the utnt , with Green, the officer, he went Itts...ena .aitil•Gale, and apprehended them, after wliels they, to. iikatte het l; were taken to the 'lliatnts porter. Ake, witcn it was USCC.II:Ii:Ittd shat 11e.111% . 20%1. 01 NA . btell SI0:01 110;11 a ea k 011 1.0.411/ • theibrig Lonfloo Packet. es htle at itir moorings itt the riectr,slitit as lite Ca;r3l:l , coill.l slot the bee% site pri3010:01eal111.1 only I e estiltitti!led lintief the be.alu• boas detovltich.thsey • .