The National Register. — London, England, 1819-10-31 00:00:00

IlosiNn.—Wedlnesda• the long talked of fight between Turner and Martin took place st Walling ham Common. The seconds were Cribb and 'pring tur Martin, and Belcher and Randall for Turner, Betting 3to eight on Turner, and it was a gallant fight of t 2 rounds, iu one hour and nine minutes, mid ended by Cribb's declaring that Martin had• vnotigh. Wcdneslay night, about half past ten o'clock, at a youu,; I :0100mm was passing through Pitficla stroct, Old.stree:..road, be was hustled by a gang of ten or twelve fellows, seemingly drunk, one of whom thrust his hand into his waistcoat pocket, and .eok from thence three half crowns. Ott Friday night, as one of the heavy Dover coaches was going down Otavel-hill, the skid, which had been applied to the wheel, flew off, and the coach was over ,taHied. ittrbert Carden, the ;man!, was so much hurt . that to hope is entertained of his recovery. Among the pts.enge.rs was Admiral Sir Robert Farrow, who, with s ine .esi, escaped without ant• material injury. • 'Wheeler the Princess of Wales intends to return to England or not, it is certain that her Royal High . netts has, given orders to have her apartments in iii.cosington-palace prepared for her reception. ;octal rolMeiteS have been lately enturriltted In liver- I; one of them singularly daring. .Two labouring .;raters, who ply for hire at tile docks, are apprelit tided, s% ho, it appears, about six weeks or two months ago, .made a practice ..of hiring a cart from the Oink-quay, and breaking into a warehouse at the Queen's-dock. at Amotiday, when the labourers were at tanner, and car.- Slog away hemp in quaitities averaging Yucwt. at a .time. Front the great quantity of hemp dposited in the rooms, it teas mily lately that it was cussed; when, ..upon weighing it, tteat ly 90 cot. were missing It ap 4.ears that the thieves had beettin the habit of sending it .to Preston, where they had agents to receive it. A very fatal accident occurred to the Lord Wellington coach, on the toad betueen Kendal and Shall on Son day eVeninii-se'ntright, .near the inti at High Borrow :Bridge, known by the name of Iluck's. The hill font the nurth.to this ton is upwards of a utile in length, the anipper pert of which is an easy descent: at the middle parttime is a short space of !mei road where carriages 4re.usually locked to descend the steepqr part below. In the dialik of the evening, thed,onl %Veiling coach, tit comingtiown this,hill, was overturned with eleven pas . _sengers inside and.,outside, four of whom were most dreadfully injureti; otie of them died on 31onday, 200 ther on I...,sday, :mid the .other two are severeiy hat, bow; in a fair way:of recovery. The inside passengers escaped. n inquest was held on the bodies on Tues day, when verdicts of Accidental Death were given in both eases; it being satisfactorily prose) that the acci dent did not occur, in the slightest degree; from the siegligence of the driver or guard, but by the unexpected Freaking of the reins, whereby the horses became un taanagraLle. The -names of the unfortunate deceased, .are John Nicholson, of It( ilwick. Cumberland, wlaise right thigh was nearly cut timing'', much lacerated, the bone broken, and otherwise much mantled ; and Mtn Ellis, (from wird, part is not known,) who had both his legs broken, was otherwise much bruised and., lacerated, and had sustained an injury upon the brain, which his medical attendants believed was the immedi ate cause of death. Friday afternoon the neighbourhood of Norton-fa-. g.ac was thrown hurt the greatest consternation and alarm by the cries. of fire, which proceeded from tin ,nose of \I r. Knight. oil and calournian, which (mgt. nate,' tinder the following circunitaances:—:\ Ira. Kilian' was attending a pot containing some tarnish which was boilir.g on the fire in the haek pal luur, and by sonic iiicans the vessel was upset, and in an instant Mrs. K. was enveloped in flames-44r sliriklis wought her hus band to her assistance, who, in endeavouring to extin guish the ill111(11, WAS StVerely burned. .Mts. K nigh' ran into the yard surrounded by.tire, and on her way through the passage, the g MIMS set Cite to some 111111t11. tine, which stood by, and burnt with the greatest rapi dity, threatening, total destruction to the whole neigh bourhood. At length the parish and usher engines ar ri%vd, amid having a plentiful supply. of water, it was go muter without spreading further than the .parlour, cat which it began. Sir Win. Lihsard was intaiediately sent for to attend 'Mrs. Knight, who was burnt in most dri adful manner, and little hopes are entertained 01 her recovery. _ _ A meting took place in the County Hall at Der by, on .Weduesday last, for the purpose of opening a subscription for providing cotployment for the poor, and industrious of that county, now unable to pro.: cure work for the maintenance of themselves and families, when between t .vo and three thousand pounds were immediettzly subscribed. During she long vacatiriii Lincoln's lists Hall has been 1:103( elegArtly and commodiously improved. The Hall ie now ten lees longer than formerly, and the seals are. ouiered with fine crimson velvet, instead of the green baise which used to be on them. 'Elie beautiful pinning of •• Paul pleaning before Peso's," which, ,waa at the upper end of the Hall, is cleaned, and the haute fresh gilded, which glees it a fine appearance. in short, from the altetaitusis and splendid improvements which have been made, this Ilan may now be considered Otte of the most elegant, coot iiiii >thous, and finist ours in the kiiiitii . The JUt4UW6ea glaU muklu k ; to We Society will be very gr.-at. At Melon Bullock Fair, there was the largest 'hew of cattle of all kinds that has been betill In, many years. Tha buyers were very numerous, but they hough' rellic tamly at high price , .—Slunt-liorits obtained flout 20). to VI. per stead, Hi f ildanders atAl Runts in proportion. Colchester fair was well supplied with stock ; but high prices being asked, little business was dune, al- AI - Tough the company way aa *mem* as uu former etkcasions. CUSTOM HOUSE, LONDON, 27t1, cktulwr, FOR SALE, (1,3 , Order of the Hon. the Com missioners of hia Ittajest Customc), on Wedtwsday. the 3d, Thorstlay, the 4th. and Friday, the sth of November. I tt9. at thy COMMENCIAL SALE Rooms, MINCING-LANE ; the fol lowing GOODS FOR EXPORTATION: East•lndia and other Foreign Prohibited Goods, Fietures;Trints. Deals, and Twenty Casks of Hurd Soap, &c. FOIL HOME CONSUMPTION: Foreign Spirits, Whiskey. China, Tea. Chocolate. Sugar, and other Grocery. Sticendoi, )rugs, Plate Glass, Chinchilli Skins, ('auras, Muslin. Shawls, Lace, Watches and other Jewellery, Prints, Pictures, Rough Amethy,ts. Deals, Mahogany, Duets, Stone, at.4l sundry other Goods, as mentioned in the Ca talogue. CI.EAsP. OF ALI. ounEs. _ _ The Deals, Inat.;, — ind Stone. to be newel at the Tobacco Ground, llosherhithe; and all the other Goods at the King's Warehouse, Custom Ilouse, and at Globe Yard Warehouses, Lower Thames Street, on Friday, the eutil t Saturday, the 30th instant, Monday. th, let, and Tuesday, the td November, from a o'clock in the Illumine to three in the afternoon. N.B. GOODS bought et thirSale must be paid for at the Receiver of Fines and - Forfeitures' Office, Custom House, on or before Tuesday, the lad November. tBl9, or the Deposits made thereon will a bs olutely become forfeited. ti Catalogues to be had at the King's Warehouse, Custom House, on Thursday, the 28th instant, PRICE ONE SHILLING EACH. THE NATIONAL RECISTER. A Supplement to Tuesday's Gazette was published on Townley last It orders all out-pensioners (excepting those fron t the diff e r e nt Regunents of Royal Horst Goods, or those who are 55 ))ears of age, or have ser ved in Cavalry '24 years, or in Infantry el years), to al* pear at enumerated places on appointed days, for the parpose•of being-formed into Veteran Battalions. A circular has Iwo •esu f government to all the parish °Ulcers in the kiitatletti, directing to trans mit to the Clerk of the House of Commons a correct 3CCOUIII of the motley that hos been expended for the relief 4.1 the pour, in their several parisaer, for 1817, 1818, and 1819. Vu Tuesday evening a dreadful cat istronhe befell Miss L.thr,• llope, of Clarence-place, llaw.tcad•road. Sne Wai dressing herself io t u to the play is ith a party. another young lady tieing in the room, and when in the ❑ct of adjmuing her himilet by a chin:nes-glass, her tuns. lit dress caught fire, and she in an instant warenrelo, ped in tl.in:es. litr fenir.le companion alarmed the holisr by her shrieks, but her doming was reduced to tinder hclore assistance was afforded her. She lies in the most affl.cting agony, without hope of recov,:ty. i6trtb•. The lady of J. !rutty, mg. Of >kw Bridge street. of a daughter. Mrs. Mph's, of Borahelm , Carsha 1(0.1, of a a...,. At Alontindior, ...path Lamina., .Irs. J. Newtou. of a lon. It. Itimousbiaoy Nome. Mrs. (..Mouper, of a daughtet. tat t lal.hana, Mk. licks, Mat, of • NM. la Devolkhire lance, the loly 01 C. It. Cook, mg. of a daughter. In hi...a...ann., venire. his. Lawfural, ut a (lambi,. At his tottscr's house, lalood ...deco Lodge, Croy Mos, Ike lady of 11. E. Mahn', .944 n. a 11:n041.te.. At Ashford, lady of G. E. Jemmeit, esq. of a coo and heir. h 1; amtb. At St. a.ary%S.T. TaTtrid2e, erg. of !tornadoes, to Niartba, eldnst thoghter of Capt. It. Croinarair, n 1 it,,lhe,nnhn, At Oriuow, result."lst:shim, the I:CY. Juno (lardy, of C 111.10,1 Wiitt, to Ana's Mails %Wilmot, yonoctat dangtier of the late Wilmot, rag. or ( Ilftton. At Mar)leboue el.st,h. A. Sen.ird,. rg. of Newcate street, to Mrs. Elizabeth U 016111161. of Norton 1111104, l !lei oy squa.e. At St. l'etei`a. Witold, T. t, ibises. um. nt Unborn place, Russell aluare.l. Mary, yonagot tWtrhlel ut J. Cooke,. sq. of °mood. Al Nentattuo, J. I ressow.e.g.ct the in•itaelee kigne, to glory Anis, youngest shtogliter of the 141 t ('apt. 11. nlltiellea•l. At Mal)letanie church, troll. the ikng.,l Establishruent, to Elizabeth aterees, sacourt iniugliter f... mdo , taq. IN Lisani gi , •ve. At I•CtSlige.. Hanover *.loare, C. P. Uther, esq. of Leicilkiet street, Leieranei agnate, to .tries Mar) Aim Cuternau, of Marl hill, io the canny of C.n k. At St. la oeur4l:z. shomliteh. Mr. S. Srrpliee, of Goiter lane, hosier, to Miss.blary Ann liohel to, daughter of ile Lite It illlaro Roberts, cost a of NOlthl . . . . . • At St. Law. r eisce Jewry, Mr. Robert Price, rn.lor , of Clapham, to Eliza Mary, eldest dacalner of J. Y)ua.tuu, nq, of Lad Line. At Carlisle, Mr. lhousas lierbeet, of Chromes pod, Dimple Mil, to Ann, dangler 01 Me late .1. Sannairis,esq. of thcaboe city. At Ilartingmii, Beds, I:. Peas sc. ca.!. et Bedford street, •TiAle, to Ot t .1.1) d.rightet and heiress of the late I. W. lemslogs, req. id the furmrr place. 1 NI/rarer, e.q. of I'otc and Popp:cton, to Mrs. Jackson, of the Grove, Around, lowa. M laeenwleb, A. Constable, tag. of Moon( ['lenient, Learibinon, to Jane, eldest tlANlster of Mr. I:. Isi uwn, vi the foa we, prate. At .4. Proe..ll, J. Willey o rs+ of Hu..l.inghetta street, mooed, to Mrs. 'Sarah Aus Lt 404, w Woo to the Site Mr. i.. 3. Prams, of Upper lhausies stre•-t. At St. George!' rhorrii, Mr. A. Mini h, of Bermondsey, to Mary, tiatighirr ..1 U. icicliardrosi...••l. M.4lcloac At liattiowii,C. c, ism. of t higoelo, k...stoi, to Blisa. (math dowahtar of L. era. of i. laphem common. Mauchsittei, W. WOOS/0, WI. V( .MtllKlairster, to Abill Marriott Wood, of Dava)lialeor, Dieb. At Iterations, Sorrey, Green, esq. formerly of Goo'laming, isgerl-77. At Winefiroure kRI, M il:l.orn Cam, e.. 1. nod Pr. Mrs. Peek, relict of the Ime OavW Posh, en'. of Rooi Low, and of l'erry hill, hceit. At numbing, in Germany. Nr. Julia Wellbalowed, cond sun orate lice. C. Nellyeluverl, lur k . . . _ . At her its.Alstr's huese, iu Dorset square, Jane, thlett dangtatcr of the late P. N. the VUnse, esq. Mr. S. SithilAS,ul Citoneery Inc.o clue merchant. Lieut. It. tio•moas, late of the 7dd tegisoust, oged second wn of Mrs. l'uotton, eeti. ul Itrisea. . _ . . • . Al l'addinct ~,, .1. I'. Irity. cm. formerly 41 littristmk 311. 11. apodwerry, of touter lane, finaptlitle, Aced 7.5. Al Cad's, J. Ilutton,ert,, aged 41), eldest am off K. 'lotion, r 49. of flight/my. (to 11w 311th of Anger) laft, awn hit ettate is /ft. Vinceiret, In the 7th year of Itia ace, J. Jochnam,i sq. na.uy yeaes one of Mr 's 1. onnell fut that Maud, and hat of 1 • 4111111414 Cal fur :loath. amptun. I , took street, fhe lion. Fredei irk B)lreeter North Douglas, onl) son of lord lilt:ones it:, and ligeinkr of easel/mem tufts burougli of Latlibsi y. lbe 1.1) of Sir Polio Croft, boot. of Cowling 1011, Vorlibirt• Mr. V. en. Robin*, poliroft r, bk. 01 maple lush Mr : 11...Hur1...1 114titoro Lithe, moll 43. J. Nash, vs.+ of Ws:ksisalsain, lash', algid 130 vitro. )lt. Julio t cites ick 1.11.1.1114 . , tit the latssk ut taliautilissasy 14,11111. lid). asssee, Alm Ifl.L, of E•mis Oear Animist utars Vi'd a (aeon. hr eat ttAlassig mai, a iaighboar's cal and port thrill ' bulls 111 110 aria at Isar, awl Mies' isiausarivia 011 lies prraun lastuie ass, enabled to tattiaate Amu citeuisistauce thicat ALM L. Ilatu eta. Malta 1,14641 btu day., whu.f MI6 t*on griarhcto. _.... CORN IMCIIANGE, MONDAY, Oct ts. We had a very good supply_ of Wheat front our own roast at market this morning, the arrivals since last Monday being hate • (say 1.0.00 quarters), which met with a brioes at bum is. to fh, per qr. higher. Barley .was brisk innate, st a trifling advance. The supply of Oats was large, and sales brisk at is. per quarter dearer. Fine Beans fully supported last week's prices. la Peas, and other articles, there is no alteration. CORN FXISIAE., N'tosi.srist - , OCT. 47. We have heel but very few arrivals of tine Wheat Irvin our own coast since Monday, which was dull in sale, b u t the Anse samples hilly supported Monday's prices. The supply or Barley was large, but prices remain as on Monday. W e luau a pretsr good supply of thus, the demand for which was equal to the supply, and the finest samples met a reedy sale at is. pee qr. dearer than on Monday. In Peas, beans, &c. theft is or alteration, and very tittle business doing in those articles. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, OCT. 29. We have had but very few arrivals of line Wheat lithe! Wed nesday, but what appeared this morthig readily obtained tra. par qr. advance upon the priers of that day. The hurley trade was very dull, the finest samples barely supporting our hut quota. tions. The supply of Oats was large, and prices the sante as per last. In Peas, Beans, 6.e. there was scarcely any business doing, -but prices remain steady. CURRRINT i' ref %% and' ICES OF (.HC oeger Menage Imotilha Y. • 1. f. 54 a 10 63 a 14 I 34 a Sal AIN lOR TI of Eight Bu. E W Ut. LID. 54 a CO 6, a 74 34 a 38 raIDA T. S. 1. 54 a 7V 63 a 74i 34 a $ Red Wheat White .. Rye Brunk, or Huth. W heat ...•••••• Barley ...••• •• • Pule Matt ..• •• • Feed Oats. Brew urPoland do Tick Beaus Old ditto New Pigeon ditto Roiling Pease Gm) . Rapeseed per hot FOR LION. A inericau Ouutaic ...... Riga and VI isinar Russia and I' ries land ditto Bye Bade) Feed Oats ...... Brew or Poland du. fork Beans Neon ditto . Bulling Pease Grey Pease Linseed per qr. 34 a 38 32 a 46 74 a 80 ti a 128 24 u 22 31 it 37 37 a 46 36 tt 41 32 a :.)43 44 a SJ 3;1. a 394 34 a 3$ 34 a 46 74 a MI 24 a 25 24 a 28 34 a 37 37 a 40 38 a 44 34 a 46 44 a 53 371. a 31/.. 34 a 38 34 a 4.5 74 a bO 22 a t 6 44 a 31/ 34 a b 7 31 a 441 38 a 41 34 a SO 44 a 43 371 a 301. , 63 a 72 LO a 66 a 48 a "4 SU a 23 28 a 36 20 a 25 26 a 24) 30 a St V 3 a Si 48 u 52 42 a 46 48 14 60 a 63 a It 50 u Sli a 63 u Di 50 a SO 48 u 30 14 33 28 a 35 20 a 2.5 26 a 28 30 u 33 a 34 48 a 52 42 a 46 48 a 60 48 a hi 30 a 33 26 a ST 40 u 25 26 u • Vy 30 a 32 33 a 35 46 a 32 4 a ail 46 a 00 AVERAGEPRICE OF CORN, Per Ut.arter, ..t il,e Toel,e Alarrtuue Daatricts of ENGLAND gaol WALEs, for tke Week tutting <Mutter .uld,.tatractril Goa, Salo ilay.fd Gazette. Wilcat... 6G, 9J I Barley... 38. 3.! Beals, 7d Rye .... 42, 76 I 0at4.... 261 iJ I Pease ... 4bs lud BROWN OR INILTSCOVADO SUGAR. A renege. Prier from the Roams made iY the I , t eel. ending Wedneyday bud. 33. T. tiid. per cwt. exclosiiie of duly. il ELI) ..11441:31. . Fat nAw, Oes . .29.—We had but a short surlily of prime beasts at market this morning, -which met a ready sale at Monday's prices.—The show of *beep was large, and prices cheaper. Veal and Perk me broth cheaper, but dull in satle.--'lle business is the llay.niaiket was very mad; Hay barely supporsect our last prices. Clover reniaina as per last, but dusl hi sale, and Straw Is cneaper. Subjoined is a correct statement of the numbers and prices at 111 it.c. of :11h: VI , exclusive I-lead, Isumail., aced little, lb.—Per stone of tab. Not.l.lA Beef .4. 241 to 54 4,1 Mutton 4. 46 to 5. Lamb Os ()d ud veal Js 4d to tis tid Pork bs 2d to 6s .1 Head oh Cattle at Marke• . Beast. . . 2,500 sheep awl Lambs . 16,200 of the Oral, %‘1.11:11 c4.l.%ists :awl is %tura' ainiut li. pit ru IDA Y. .-....... *Serf 46 •Ott to St 44 Stumm b . ; (hi to 5$ bi Lamb Os Od to Os Un Veal Ss 6.1 t 4) G. 4.1 hat bs 'kJ to G. 4.1 I trall ul tattle at %I.r6et. ISea.ls . . . GfAt Sheep and Latfths 4,b00 Ptgc sou Calvet . Calves • 240 300 rincEs OF TALLow, I CF: OF FA r, per et. ut vlb. SOAP, &c. per I °Il. Tuao Tallow •83 ed 0 , oil %aim Huspia—s Oil —s Od ‘ll,ite ditto —, Oil 00. Od Melted Stuff itOs Oil 51, Od Ditty liougli Od 34s 3d Grewits . . . . 14s 0.1 Whiteehapel Market 3s 811 Jame,'s Market 3s id Clare Market . ad 14 Sd Averev--3s. 7id. 1 1 1 ice of (.addle;, per doseta, aid. per Ouse% silo*, . 1 Cloud Dreg:, . .9. Od turd Sulp' . . 1024 Yellow Suer . . 864 Mottled . , . . 9+ , 4 1.2 a. Ittl.—lllotilik, IS, 6d. ,ed for read motley. Plt ICE -OP LEATH ER, l'er Pound. Mutts, 50 to (5110. each 1941 to 21d Dretuing I I ide. . Fine Conch II Hero.. „ l;d to IVA Crop Hides, 25 to 40145, for cutting Ditto, 45 to 5011....... . PA to Vld Calf Shins. 30 uo 40Ibs 2od to 2GJ Ditto, 54) to 10110 ....... ...... Ditto, 10 to bulbs I mined I tilde,. lsd to I Til frail. (tir;colttnti) Lurie timer, ver dozen LONDON : Printed and Published by the Proprietor JOHN TWIGG, at the Office, 76, Fleet-strect, uht, , e all Letters to the Lditur, (rost—tdij), sum' be addretted. veer. 91