The National Register. — London, England, 1819-05-31 00:00:00

.and went into lbe shop for that purpose. bat Mrs. Brooks toid tame it was unnecessary that they should strip, as she . had oa doubt butt they had disposed.of It to the third wom , n, .and threatensd to send to. A roost:00e. The primmer then im i do.ed metes. and told Mrs. B..soks if she would go with Ler to her lodginAs in a street (of winch bite did not know the namr), but it a onl,l not take her mule then n (punter of 4.11 hour, site si 'add pay his for she liag. Ml 4. 11. accord iagly arrompanild her in turnpike a distance of four talks nom her house) w here a dray was I/44111g, 0114.1 Vie pi-boner jumped upon it, gave the dray men a ei;aiherat wh.sper. unit he whipped the lo•rses, which tan away. Mrs. Mrouks opt 4111041 a coach and pursued the i user to lawn. The pi ismier theta aent Into a house undrr.pteteuee of get s /lie money for the ring, and eseriped tom one house isito .anut:.er, and finally eseaptd4tliAetber, but was apprehmed ..ed .orne time after a aids. . . The In ison,•r persisted iar her innucenee. and said the wk aes. iiiti•ticli•J to ►n rise her life unay. Mr, Baton Cori ow bummed up Aridly, and the Jury, without a moinenrs hesitation. found her Intik) —Dem h. Th.•re was manlier indicts...rid risainst her for bteselinz a i.ittle and a .haol, and Mr. Wilson Oarrow lasted, that with eave of hi. Learned Brother he w0..1.1 try bee alma I iti. radii t mein 1.1.... lie did iwromil 1.1. e fauad Guilty. On the verdict ()via.: T. turned, the Learn. st Judge oh seised. thus no humus' mind, properly composed, eould en certain a doubt of her ~wilt, and he had hied her !second iu order (if any such doubt could exist) to satisfy the Imo& of the Jury. , Wttsx-MoxuAY.—Holh* at the Exchequer. Bank, south Scagad•ladia Houses. postikrtpt. LONDON, MONDAY, MAY 31. Three e!Clock, p. se. 'The Paris'Papers of the 27th inst. are not more in teresting than wore which preceded them. The Peers hive passed the prtja de b.i fur abolishing the drois arembaine. by a majority of 8 to 35 voices. We shall he surprised if this politic measure is not followed. in due time, by,large investments of foreign capital within the French territory. The Chamber of Peers hate also adored unanimously the law for estalatiahing a transit of colonial produce through Alsace. The following nre the bulletins respectin the state of health of the Duchess of Kent, issued on Saturday and yesterday : ILXIIINGTON.PALACE. May go. " Her Rot•al Memos the DAWN= of Rent and the Royal in- Lot continue to do well 44 .1. WILSON. " 1). D. DAVIS." XV.NIII7(GTON-I•AI.ACL. May 30 . " lies floyal Highness Site Duchess of Kent anti the Infant continue in tberlllineOlte as in yesterday's report. " J. WILSON. " I). .1.). MAVIS." The Duchess Af. Glocester visited. the Duke . and Duchess of Kent oisTriddy. The 'Nike and Duchess of G:ocester visited the Prince liegent yeseerday tiCarlion-house. Vestetti:iy th'e Lnrd Chancellor 21111 the Earl of Li esepool had.en andienee of the Prince Regent at C:►rl ton-house. Hi• Royal Highness holds a.lecce on Thursday nem, which is expected to d►e numerously attyncled, in enlist <pence of the great number ul 'kraut's of fashion in town. Parliament is expected to be prorogued iu the third meek in Jnly. Aitateat. or Pazuca LeoPm...D.—Extract of a pri vate letter from I)over, dated Alay2d :—" His Majesty's packet, the Lord airman, Captain Hamilton, C aine into the harboor about burr o'clock this aiternomi, in 3 hours from Calais, and landed his Royal Highness Prince Leopold of Saxe-Csiborg and suite, under a sa -1 tie front the guns ist the heights, and also turn the men of war brig which accomp,inetl the packet neer, bring. hog his Highness's baggage. Great prem....ions had been made at the Yu: t.hotel for the Prince's reception, and where hissersants had het n st,tynlg for some days; brit his nightie's, on landing, went direct to Wright's, Hotel, the house the Prince originally went to open his first landing in England. Although the appeatance of his Royal 11141thes.s is touch improved since his depar ture from Hence, yet ate still looks veg. , : pale and ,111111 Cir deitcted ; and having lost his ntustacitios contributes toe more to make hint look thin. It is not expected he will leave 1) user till to-morrow morning. He was ac companied from Fritter by Baron Ilardenlaur4, Lord Wtymoult, Colonel Adticuttrooke, arc. Au immense instill:wr of persons were KSIMITIbIed to witness his High. lauding, (amongst whom was the Countess of Westmorland, &c.) but be ng bawecti the two 111111. I lie crows: was lint uiveisive. DisTR4IIuTION OW WATERLOO I . NIZE.MONIEV. Commander inChief 60,0001.,GenentlOfficer I ,2501., Officer 4201, Captain 901., Subaltern S3l, Sergeant 191., blank and File 21. 10s. The Duke of %Wellington's share is equal to .50 General Officers, 143 Field Officers, (Rini Captains, 2,158 Sergeants, 94,000 Rank and File.—We take it for granted, that the Duke will not accept his share; but order it to be distributed among tl.oae tali° really want it. Jennings, the Norfolk pedestrian, on Saturday s e 'oneght, ran 18 miles on the turnpike row', be tween Dowahavi Market and Denver, in two hours Ind three minute;, and immediately tf.erw•ards Aural to ran two wiles in ten minutes. - Saturday was a holyday at the Bank, and conse quently no business was done for money—a circum. stance of which the speculators for a f:11 availed themselves, and sold largely, and thereby lowered the price from 664, the first quotation in the morn ing, to 66} ; but us come purchasers appeared later in the day who bought freely, the market recovered to 66i, which was the closing price of the day, Exchequer-bills continue at a discount of two or three shillings; but this is not surprising, as they only pay an interest of 3 per cent., while the funds, at the, present prices, yield considerably more. Bank Stock has in some measure recovered its depression : a few days since 209 was the price, and em Satur day it sold at 219. The fourth Repot t from the Select Committee on Fi ,nanc:. has been printed by order of the Housauf Com mons. This Report relates exclusively to the Ordnance depantnent, and chew s that the eAimate, for the present year, as compared with that (418 is, exhibits., reduction of expcnce to the amount or 61,17 EL 'The.Centraiitiee remark, that the estimated charge of the Ordnance for the current year bears the proportion of one to 76 to the whole expellee of the army, and one to nearly 5, to the whole sum reunited for the navy; and they:further add a remark; which we trust will not be overlooked by Par liament and the. Country--" That they cannot dismiss this branch of the aniiitary establishment, without ad verting to the necessity of turning times of tranquillity to the improvement of the revenue Ig retrenchment and economy, without which the best means of defence may be rendered iucapable of exertion in moments of alarm and danger. A petition was presented by Mr. John Smith to the House of Co aaaaaa oils on Wednesday last, from Mr. John Brown, praying for an alteration in the Bankrupt Laws, relative to the depositions of a Bankrupt to be taken as satisfactory by the Con 111 l issioners when given on oath, unless disproved by documents, or a respectable witness on oath. The Petitioner also considered it a great im propriety to commit commercial men to Newgate, where they are obliged to mix with cons lets and other persons, committed for the worst offences. EITIMORDINART MATCH AGAINST TINE.—On Wednesday morning,.at four o'clock, a pony, twelve hands high, started from. Cambridge, went to Har. icy -street, London, and returned at half past eight in the evening, having perfOrmed the distauce (108 miles) in sixteen hours and a half with apparent ease. The pony was rode by the owner, a Gentle man of the University. The time allowed was 1.6 hours, and the betting 5 to 1 against the accomplish ment of the match. A letter from Carlisle of the 26th iast. says—" In consequence of the riotous disposition of the weavers, who have assembled here in very great•.nutubers yesterday and to-day, the Mayor and Magistrates have waited on the commanding officer, Major Keu. nedy, requesting him to suspend the march of .his squadron of the 18th Hussars, who were to have marched fur Liverpool to-morrow; which request has been complied with, and the detachment La halted till further orders." A boy set cis years of age, in the town of Weser, in Germany, playing Mle day with his sister of four years old, was al mated I y the el of some tutu who were in pursuit of :I mad chi Idituddetily looking round lion, sa w the dog towards him.; but instead of malusig his escape, he took ofthis coal, and **lapping it round his arm, he boldly faced the dog, and holding out the arm covered with the coat, the animal attacked it, and ws.tried the coat till the men cants.• up, who being :11111A with Hubs, killed the dog. Thu men reproach. fully asked the boy why he did not riiii away and avid the dog, which he could so easily hate dune.—Yts said the little hero, I coidd have run from the dog, but if I had, he would hateattaeled Ins sister. To protect her, 'hemline, I thought-uf oliertug boat my COW, %%quoit he might-tear till you came up, stud kill him. The latest, as they might, first admire(' his couratie sn lasing the dog; but they were the more astonished at the prudence and liminess of mind discovered by this phenomenon.— The conduct of ui,. wonderful child furnishes a uselul hint to persons of more mature age, itt protecting them sett es trout thte attacks of a mad dog. On 'Sunday, farming than, in• the employ of P. Salmon, Esq. of Wickly, arcernkd one of the high est. trees in the Doke of Buecleugh's woods, in Boughton Park, Northatnptoosbire, with the inten tion of ttJcing some young rooks, and having reach ed thertest at the top of the tree, the branches Upon which he stood ontiirtuttately "broke, and he was precipitated to the ground, and killed instantane ously. When discovered he had three dead birds in his pockets, anti& live one in his hand. WIELD FumaT, Stair ¢a.—There was, but a abort supply of prime Beast at market this morning. which met ready sale and fully styported Monday's prices. The show of Sheep was also small and prices. higher..—Veatand Pork both remain nominal at our last quotations. The business in the Hay Market is brisk, and the prices of last week were fully snpporud for the prime Hay. Clover is brisk, but the price of last week can barely be niamtained. Straw re mains at our last quotation, and bat link doing in that article. Slosn.sr. M.se3l.—We dad a pretty good supply of prime beast., this winning at market. which wens cheaper, and bnsk is talc. The stew of Sleep was also large, but sales did not go elf so well. although olltinfon lower terms. Por k and Veal are also pkeniful, and prises rather lower. The business in the Hay -market was rather brisk. that article folly supporting last week's prices. Clover is brisk in sale, and pricesnuminal. Straw is cheaper, and but little business doing in thin Article. Subjoined is a correct statement of the mambas and prices at market : MICE of M EAT, inclusive Head, Entraik and Iltale s lb.—Per stone of 811). atomise. Reef 4s 64 to Ss 2l Wool, 4. 61 to 6. 4,1 1,4,111) 6; ttd to 74 0. 1 Veal 51 0I to 66 4.1 Pork Ls 01 to 6- thl Head of Cattle at Market. Beasts . . 2.200 Sheep and Lambs , 1501161 Pigs . . . ISO CitiVe4 • 200 of the Offal, it limb roo•igt. cull i• stoat shout Id. 1.1 r rPI MA V Beer 4. CI to 64 64 Stumm 54 0 I to 04 64 tend; 114 0d to Oa 4 Veal 5.4 OJ to tis 8I Pork 54 Oil to 6s 131 1 lead at Cattle at 10.1 k et. Beasts . . . . • 360 Sheep awl Lauths 4 120 Pia (.Alma THE NArIONAL REGISTER. bulbs. M rappeadahl Tlertory. Torre, Ms. Leetaltt'aF. efe danhter. o VeitWitham pince, the my of II•as Hoek,en.e.t Mumbler. la %rylwalli. the lady al J. h. *Wks, ray .64 of. still born ---.- - • Ds • a mi.-areal, the lady of Lieut.-Ca Dance, 2 , 1 Ur Ceuards, or ►os. earriet. Al Alarylebose Were (•lerrh„ lame. Irving. esq. of lanaalea, le biith liowea, third daughter of the late T. 2faasn)th. egg. of the lame Wand. 1. in,.u., req. of fielldlorA•etteet, to Canalise, world daughter 01 Sir Will. Heeds.", of I tacky street. •1 ut. element Danes, ha. Murray, of the strand, to Mar), eldest 'thegliter at .11r. Llo)d. Of the hone place. At it we ne• tmlth, !Ivory Gould l'e.otoo, of lel.r.;ton, aelleitor, to Mei', Irdaeriter of the hte J. hat ter, apt rouge, nto chats*. - _ - IMNFOON : Printed and 'lvy the Proprietor, JOHN TH !GO, et the Office. 18, Fleet-gtreet, *here all Letters to the Editor, &c. (poet-paid), usu.' be • uldressed. . MAY St. 1. n aloe, eq. of Great Corm street, Pt ono; fek sqoare, to Ilant. t, dianhier of W. Booihh), eq. of West Grove hhelffiehl. At st. Pooertts chords, the Itev..l. I u l t 11 , M.A of (7rr ow's Co:II Kk. 1 . 4111ba edge, to Mar), eecoud daughter of the We Win. l'r) ton, esq. ut .11110011 erCieCUI. . . . . .mot. George's, ';aedh.nr k, Mr. Thos. Whiteman, of the East India At variorum/. tiesieral l'trat Office, to SCItOA, cld t daughter of Mr. Vioccit, ut Lewes. Mrs. Pollee, of New Not t 1 Iled Lion square, Aged (S. Al % IJmorr, near Broinicy . , Kent, 7 Lomas, second coo of Georg,. Telford, %IN. fullaterl) Of 1 m k. S. I nail, rsq. of the Navy Pay to I liorsti:sollo *ln rt. be.tluul milers. Mr. G. 'Moore, ageti ER. At Wo,oill Asti, ase.ir iteigate, Mi.. Carter, wits ut Julia Carter. esq. of ISai piece. Mrs. Lewis, of Great Hassell street. In Crawiiii v il street, F.litabeils, relict of the late Rev. Jobe Smith, rector of Memo., Leiceateishil e, and u( I histleton, Itollaud , mietl At Lisbon, t lizabeth wife of v. Sidney, mil. of that city . At blarri pore, Bengal, en the 91st of oct..lnst, Lieut. Cutout' B. 11. Kelly, of the thin. Vast Andm Company's service. wishiesday mosuinp.at his house at I sUoktun, td an attsck of paralysis. In the 60th year of Ills age, the live. lir. Jerinriit, toasty years Pallet of the minden chaps! to Oveloirrhstrett. In the disci.at of the netts, olf-Istemilnistry he was Wilton. end tridelal;g4hh.. and his amiable and :Marled tunny moist hint consolation raider lb< los• of All Mike ,tioeate heehaw' rod lathes, in the et . . taint) flirt his nit silty will be held In esteem and voortatiou by all who were keep) enough to know him. .. ; .. Xll Maidrobead, James Brant, e.g. of Dillon liense,Pinlseey's green. Mr. Joseph Ilanks, Of TN(e„l,•m, Middlesex, agcA 74. At his hose in lona, E. NlOlOl,Oll, (.54. ui idd Jamaica wharf, Upper Ground strert, RIO ri.llllo, I Iri Is. t onion 'fbarluto. _...L CORN EXCHANGE. WEDNESDAY, MAY 26. . . . We have had very few urrivids of Cue Wheat tCoin our own coast since Monday. but what appeared met brisk aide at the prices of that day. Foreign Barley is dull in sale, and only the Baca samples could be got off at Monday's prices. 4 ILIS sup port Monday's prices, and but Idtle business doing. In Beans, Pea. and other articles, there is no dictation. t.A/Ith, IXLIIANGF:. FRIDAY, MAY 28. We had but aniiddling supply of ►►'heat this morning from Sent and Suffolk, but whattine samples appeared met ready sale at last Monday's quotations. Foreign Barley is dull in sale, and can scarcely be Rot off, although offered on lower terms.— Oats support the prices of Monday and are brisk in sale. In Beans, Pea., and other articles there is little business doing, and no alteration in prices. CORN.EXCIIANGE, Monday, May 13: We had a short supply of prime Wheat from our Oen main this morning, in ethocqueoce of which the price of that article was 3.. per quarter higher. lioreign Barley was also scarce, but what prime saniplis appeared were 2s. per quarter higher. (bits are also es. pet qr. dearer and but little business doing in that grain. In Beaus. Peas,. and other &delta there is no alteration, and but very little business doing. CURRENT • PRK. Pea Wiudi F.S OF GKA ester Measure MObitA Y. s. $. 54 a WI 56 a 1.7 34 a 401 ,1 Si FOR TII of-Eight Busi 1E WEEK. hels. rawly. 54 a 60 36 a GM Si a 40 W CUM WE S. S. 5$ a 00 Sc u 6tl 34 a 40 Red Wheat White .... Rye Brank, or .Buck Wheat Barley Pule Malt Feed Oais Brew or Palatal du New Tick Brant Old ditto New Pigeon thou Boiling Prate ... a pe-rrd per 1.14 S 7 a ' 4 23 11 38 42 a 60 19 • 24 24 a 27 26 a 44 27 44 29 a 36 4$ a 40 19 a 25 24 a 27 36 a 44 a 42 sa 95 a 41 41) a 45 421. a 441. 37 a 41 atl a 36 48 a 60 19 a VS V 4 a V 3 36 a 44 a 42 a 48 36 a 44 40 a 43 421 a 441. a 48 $6 a 44 40 a 45 4V. a 441. PttWES 4)t , Pa I elt OF FA tier st.ut Whitechapel Mar Let Si 10f St. Jame4' , 4 Market 4s 04 Clare Market . . 04 Oil 1.4 Hi I Average—Ss. :IJ. Price el Gaudle%, per delimit, per lit figell alluw Ss SAY, &e. per 1:011. Timis Tallu* 08. ad 0, od 1 ells,* Ross.da lid 11 bite ditto nd Od Melted Stuff 00t , od SG% ld Moss Hough 00. Od sa. Od Greater . . . oil Good l)rejs . . 10. I'd Curd Suap . . I nes Yellow soap 901 Mottled . • . . Isis 12%. 6.1.---Nlesulda, ii.. od. ed fur ready asuury. 1".13