The National Register. — London, England, 1819-09-06 00:00:00

l' 1 J.; EEPT. 6. Tbc wolves begin again to exercise their ferocity in the well-wooded environs of the tots it of Auxonne. lit the of the '4.3(1 of this month tut() of these carti• euroit.:!tiiiii:ils ;mit ke4l a little boy at Villiers-ks-pots, and atwitter at T•llcnay, who were wanlime, their mas ters' horses in the pt,tures ul these communes. .1 he former of these children, who was slcepinz, rolled up in his cloak, was dra..tged the distance of ahosit 200 liters; but in consequence of the cries of his comrades, v. ho were also watchioz, horses, lie escaped with only a s'ighs wound. The other child, while sleeping in the otitis( of five or six other children, was seized by a she•wutl, aild dragzed ion y.(rds, nor did site let hint go until she (mind herself atticked by dogs and men. The child wJi severer• wounded. .1, letter final 1%1.111141 states, that 1)on Louis de Oni. was expected in that capital about the 1.5i1) or Yuth of this month. BATaaurit, AUG. 19.—A private letter states.--." It is not probable that the public will ever obtain a detailed )(novel:age of the questions which have been discus:cil at Carlsbad. 1)) not expect that ally declar.ition whatever will be made by the Minister: on the of of their conferences : they only concerted, but with-int any formal dcliberations or deci.ions." Extract of a letter from New York, dated 2 .4 th July By letters from Buenos-Ayres; under date of the 2sa May, w•e learn, that the Minister of Chili had officially notified to N. W. Strong,Esq act ing as American Consul at Boenos•Ayres, that the coast of Peru was blockaded by t 1 naval force of his znvernment. This act bears date, St. .logo, April 20 " advises from New York it it stated, that Lord Cochrane has taken an American vessel, the Monte -gums schooner, of Baltimore. The cause of this rapture it nut given, Lot it is supposed for n viola tion of .hit blockade of the west coast of South America. • The Patriot frigate Cltriatto had sailed from Rue nos-Ayres in May to join Lord Cochrane off Lima. The Horatio vet remained in port under the Ame rican flag, and was commanded by Captain Skinner. Letters have been received from the rape of Good Hope of ftfith May, with enclosures to a late date from Ceylon, when• tranquillity was in so groat is measure restored. that all the troll's which had been sent there fern holler had returned. The naval .store-sbip. Dick, Captain flarrison, arrived rot the Cape of Goinl I ye. from Cork, tie middle of May, and was to proceed immeoiately to the island of Ceylon. The free trailers, Langton and Maisters, were at the Cape tic same time ; these s'aips have on briard der:whim-tits of t::e 4511, re2 i m ,, a t, t ,, b e :stationed at the above island. The Dauntless man of war. ffitii. Clot. Conlon, was at the Cape of Goal Dope the middle of Mar. having on board Major-General Sir Falwarr Barnes and suite, far Ceylon. Limit -Col. Wright. Royal Vngineers, was also at that i l'ce. on his " ay to assume the command of the Royal Engineet Department at that colony. It is stated that Lient -Gen. Sir 11. Brawnrigg, at present Governor of Ceylon will return to k ngiand as soon as 'Major-General Sir E. I arnes arrives a t the island. I is also reported ut the Cape of Good Hope, that Lord Dalhousie. at present Governor of Nova Scotia, is to succeed Lord Charles Somerset at the former colohy. :he Prince Frederick, Dutch ship of war, of 80 guns, is now at Symon's bay, Cape of Good Hope, with Gen. Antines on board, from Batavia. and a valuable cargo of spices from that island. She proceeds shortly to Holland. By the last Quaker papers it a2pears, that nn the 25th of July :a public meetini , was convened, for the purpose of establishing a Society. under the title of the Quebec Emigrant. Society. (in conne%ion and corresrondence with those alretaly existing,or which may be formed hereafter in those provinces), for the purpose of affording employment, information, and assistance, to destitute settlers in Quebec and its aeighlsmrhood. Certain resolutions wore immedi ately entered into, and the Society was regularly constituted. Up to tho St)th July, 9,12.1 settlers had arrived at Quebec from Great Britain, this year Extraq of a I. tter dived I.yilmin, near Preston, Sept. 1 —" This morning I have ‘vitnessetl the sue arctiolv spect.:cle cf a shipwreck. The vessel is the Alldon, bnimd from Antigua to London. The captain of the ship, with five s lbws and three pas seN:ers, h. ve laa n lirmcned. The latter acre a Mr. Nicholls. wi•li his two itiouliters. idiom lie was bringing to Enulmid In receive their • Letters r : .evir t al in the city frmi Part-att-Prints state, thpt G, n. M•Gregor had g one away in the ship !lc. •. belong;p , r to a house in on 'tat : that he took rulvirt• tve or the captain la irg ton %Imre, and had Freetd«l to sr.t The eavtaig had departed to Jimaico, to lay the Whole proceeding bellore Sir 11. l'opham, and to beg that he would detach a cruiser in search of Sit Grtzor, THE NATIONAL REGISTER. Prince Leopold arrived on the 233 alt at Kin rare, the seat of the Marquis of fluntly, by whom he was entertained with :•cottish cheer, in a style worthy of that hospitable Nobleman. Sir Arthur Pigat, we are concerned to state, is seriously ill at Eastbourne. The contract for the lottery was concluded on Thursday. Sivewright is the successful contractor, having acceded to the terms proposed by Lord Li verpool, which were 14/. u ticket Gen. Dcvcreux is said to have nrrived at the Tavistock-hotel, Covent-garden, from Ireland. The hop-picting oil. commence generally next week : the duty is now laid at 200,000/. We understand that it is in eontemplation to erect, by subscription, upon Acunbury Hill, Here tOrdshire, a rough mussv coltron, to commemorate the battle of ‘Vaterli.o. The Governor's of GuY's Hospital have patriotically given the site and stain: thr the purpose. We - presume this- pillar will be similar to that upon Bryddir hill, in Shopshire, built to commemorate the battle of Lord Rodney: There appears u complete reconciliation het..veen Sir Francis Bartlett and Major Cartwright, whom the worthy Baronet denominated his. venerable friend, in his speech on Thursday, in f;tilace yard Mr. 11, Unitise was introduced in the Tavern to the Major, by a mutual friend,- previous to the Meeting, with whom he conversoil thr some time on the sub ject of Parhamentary Reform. Mr. Harmer, the solicitor, accompanied by Mr. %Vest, ot, the Strand, left town for Lancaster late on Tuesday last—the flintier to give his professional as sistance with r. Pearson to Mr. Hunt. They were to arrive at Lancaster on Wednesday night. The Judges were to open dm ir commission and at tend divine service at Lancaster on IVednesday ; but the Grand Jury were not to he sworn until Thurs day morning, when it was the intention of Mr. Hunt, oH the calling of the Grand Jury, to chal lenge such persons us might ha proposed us members of it, against whom it was intended, in their caprei of Magistrates or members of Yeomanry corps, to prefix bills of indietinent umler Lord Ellenborough a Act, in consepieuce of the unhappy proem:Rugs at Manchester. BattintoLomFw FAIR —This annual. festival of proffig!ey and conlwion commenced on Friday, with till ifs gaudy splint:lour. A short time before I o'clock, the Lord Mayor proceeded in state fr. In the Mansion-house, and after stopping according to old custom, and partaking of a cool tankard with VI% Br iwn, the keeper of Novgate, the cavalcade moved on to the usual place in Smithfield. when the costo mary ceremony took place, and the amusements im mediately CoiIIIIIPIICed His Lordship was received with u mixture of applaose and disapprobation. In consequence of the violence that ha: been committed at some of the fairs near the metropolis, his Lord ship pro ideal all a Iditiiinal number of constables to preserve the 'albite peace. DISTRESSING CASE —On Wednesday afternoon last, as Bwkle Jaekson, two officers in the eat ploy of the Mendicity Slane ty, were coming through the fields at the back of Sadler's-wells, they observed an interesting letimie strAcheil across the path, quite mute, and apparently dead : they were about to go for a surgeon, wilco the poor creature IhOgan to :dion , niptonlS of retoroing animation, and accordingly they took her up in their :walls, and conver.ii het to house la the neighbourhood, where, after tataiag sone refreshment, she was able to accompany them to the office, in Red-Lion-square. he gave her name, Mary Smith, and said, that her husband, by trade a bricklacer, had been dead about three months when, being unable to support herself, air three chil dren, she hail left the latter in Woolwich poorhouse, anal proceeded on foot to her husband's parish at Ditnstable ; but the overseers refused to relieve her, unless she brought down her vhillren. According ly, she was eompelled to retrace her stens to town without a firilting in her pockets, and bud reached those fields, when nature being quite exhausted she fainted away, and would have died, had it not been tier the timely iliterference of the officers. The gen tlemen in attendance gave her foikl, and half 11-criiwn for her present support, till she can be passed to her tinnily us tomfurtably as is in the power of the So ciety. Last tset a boy. named Paton, about 14 years of age, residing at Cairtibeildie, near Perth, whilst amusing himself with a double pik?ltook, nnEmtu. /lately swallowed it. The barbs of the hook fastened sit tar down in the throat, that no instru ment could be applied to onlix than. In this state otiurture the boy was brought to Verdi with the end of the brass chain hanging out of his mood), but nothing t tlectual could be dome fir Liar. Im• median:ly a number of people (Tenet, a subset iption f o r him, and he win: sent (aim Wednesday /14(3'- 110011 for the Inl;rIllary of Edinburgh, tvlere he arrived on 'cliursility. it consultation was to Ix held oa his cue initzediately. CASE 4941 , HENRY sritxr. . The Public hate :dread* Ikea, made at gisainted with the faei, that some lifter:if mini humane u n lit iiliials, cum.. iseraiititi the melancholy sitilai:tm into valtiea the nit fioa mime Stem has plunged himself, !iv attempting the life of his wife, hat s uniicnak li vl secure for him the best defence possible, on thedat of hits approach ius I Ttie arrangemeils for ilits up to mu pri•-ent period, hate been enitnentkv successful. a..treeahly to his oquest, still tiulaintt ill the G It•t:i.r-s:ti et Giminer, where he cmiducit liiitiselt with t• e itri•atest propriety , and ilevives nearly the %stele of his time lir retains( and devni iiiii al exercises. lie is., 114/%1 ever. ccrasinitufy engaged iii imparting instructime to his less informed eintipattoms iu prisitit. L t ioil the whole, altlittsub his firmness has never forsaken him, he . 111:1i111.11115 a tlt'j (*led spirit. lIIIIIt rto lie has been iou stautlt ti.iterl by his wife, who is now 111 a perftet state of contalcsceiice ; hilt lie has on IM occasion Whatever, since the nielatscholywhich has placed hint •tie' l ass lid jettlrildy, reit:cell the .lightest desire to r new his eol,lidencr ttith, 1111'.testlillhis frelithts in ne ; in (Jet. he 11.1 s for mtitie liay's plat directed, that Saelit should not lie admitted to his .eparisient. 1 11 re is, however, another rails'', which Senn:. to actu ate the mind of Sieni,and he desprenls wider it the 'a as one of those elreatifol results of hi, wife's His father, tt lin i• aged hot littirprlideltt Mail, it ap t •ars. Iv after the Iran,triton at the S.I acre's Elead, ondertitok the inaitagi titel.l of his son's affairs. In perf..ritiiiig these Moir>, a few day's mire, Ilia 1.1.1 is. it 11;111 lie 111j1,1 . 111r filar 10 1J:1 lentil bb and dis'ocate hi• hip so tfiniteron-It, that uinrnti catio.l, it is ao..re:tendeil, tt ill ensue. Th.. 411 Onitinc pos'uce a kind 40: ,p.ot in the mind of his soli. Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales seem. to have relinquished her intention of visiting th.e country•, though she 11;.d transmitted directions t, make the necessary- l•reparations for her arrival. Iler Royal highness has since sent an order for su perb humesses for six horses, which have been corn. pleted accordingly, toil are to he sent to Italy, where the Piincess, it is said, will coulinue tt re side. INSOLVENT DEBTOR'S COURT. —On Thursday a debtor named Fenlon was opposed by his creditor, on the ground that he hal not accounted fi)r near 200 i which he had received fur a curious purpose, namely, that of procurin4 the old gctilleman a matrimonial connexiim. The debtor stated, in answe , to inqui ries, that he had expended the money in procuring; meetings, lx:tween the creditor and diGrent ladies with whom he was dcsirtins of uniting in wedlock. One of the ladies was a black, and a t , ut a particular occasion the creditor danced upon the table ft.r amusement of a large party of females ,it Richmond:. The investigation of these tranSart ions aflinled much mini' in Court. The opposition failed, and the debtor was dirch:trtelt- • _ _ Toe lona c Itchylnert of Bolton sent an mid:Ns to *%.r rt questang permission to draw him out of the town, which was pressed so urgently, that he yielded to their wishes; after which the male lle 14mm-it solicited the tent des to resign their charge to them, lint'. they in the manlier convyyeil hint until they were tat by the It:limners of Man chester. The Mancheste • 37ercury says, " Mr. Campbell. a Special Constable brought to the. Itiarmary front his residence, in the vicinity Neer ttel.latte,the day after the late tumultuous Meeting, died there on Nlomlay lust, from the violent treatment he expe.ri enceol from the mob on the Uitli alt " i..0t0 I. S w . 0111,011.00. I .r 1 .0, II maple • f 1.1 I.krge -mo.. charged ui .k.kchi.kl Al f.•111‘,. b. Over:err., fit I ‘• c • 1,0 11 •• • I I 4.11 t I; llg the trial Uf /4,11.11 ;OS ei JO the Illehh••.1 :Ind se•iStiol; 'tlll k .u! b kolritk.troot .k de. on.kkl: A. the Or •r.a...r , 1 Wrrvet., Av latw, c.. 11 .tut, ell.ttge •UI Ii 110. as :kr - i..rekl• skt.ll to their ; •411.1 it iito4l.l lie well I.r 1,.r ..hikkkkek, to consider whether the evikence, of instsistts.ot nibl c mu Settle. town. p,.ea 5, if c called me d. 1.14.1 to the odic.. of o.er-evr, exerk i.es hi. ono kli , crraims la , to I r •uro mid "u4ht mot to ikk,litute or resist henk hot um go.”I llaorver this utav he, it I. rert.on that the •• p•nr.s theitt led h. obekheer.., in .ull,Ol (11l l'.; am.. mail,' I). I h eithiell Ire chat.ekt to the 'ark,h, if the ItAte i. fouod improper or u..just on Appeal ta, \ 1031. 101.101. Ili ) t, I tcly (mini pill ai the S•mtersel Assize, for iimerrieniiist the w., - cr-meek in itti.k uI Ett :t tatill. Jones,. according in is tkel..r.,omii. ors induesd hrsi n C .111111111 ilie crime cif whirl. ll.' has het n fourcl whs, .onl for %%inch lie ss il! prnie.,b t seethe r Jul igoemi. j death, through r x rem, pioem, ; and hut iiia Once iiiie cimpeele.i w.th the u y ri. ceplyd wiefers of fie ileums linirs. lie was so much in their 'Hiner that he %v.: ii a impose. compelled font Pme to tinx to p.•rseiL re .11 hr n•f.tons trithc. Fle is atry re•prciJiile tioni!y in limo, tile heettpatit•tt cle, t r.tx.•N and copper-1,1,de printers for titmly the t ylloic of the hest cetunry. A coin se of idle bahits aunt, Itssip:won ha+ broo.:ht t.is solitary disgrace oil a WOVs city stie.e.settts SURREY SESSIONS. " The powers which he" nick with another defeat on Tuesday in the sown. tal of %Vaddingtnn, the poor who man was taken up shoji., for carrying a hoard on whi, h was 'lusted a notice for a p u n- Ik uneatif4. On the part of this unwe o p u bi c Nosecut i,, Cu • ley wa. miloyed as Conms I, wh t :le {tau ignorant de. fent lant ' ad no mi.: to as,i•t nowever„ tiotli&rence to a flank ittry, who prtruntiletsl hint Nat Guilts.. The primnri who ctsahtet.ll litins,lf with greAt firmness doting the trial. then seiz,ll the board on which wire e.:)tl left the Ccutt in trittsoph, by 6r nu.nbers.