The National Register. — London, England, 1819-09-27 00:00:00

318 YELLOW FEI*EII. The following letter:: enntain the latest intel ligeuce 4 the state of Cattirt an.l its vicinity : L a r t retto. ndle front Seville). Sept. 1. .6 ta— happy to h.rocn y AI. that I and many y o re of cur frien Is Lel acraintaneo have .uereele , l iu getting away fro 'oeilwe it Mal Len, ipractieahle ; we were refused ad mittance at &rine. and li dto perf.r- quarantine here. As woon as t ,Oall he liherat.. I. I intro) t. , myweed to r great. L l dis tance noo Cadiz. as I tie Aat LI kriile quite safe." August tI. si Th e r il ow ft, eer i. re p ried to make great ravages in the Islas we arc as partt- - .1 from it rttniMi. and thareiore our eommanication rs iiiterrulitee. They. is alwi a corton down on 'the oarviite ort.t, in whir!! thi • tort. is co oprised. A. yet the :cora here :ire me eery nilol P!11.4, '• w of t" emit malignant Icind. ical I trust in (Intl t tr procaminns taken, and t!... skill of eau medical will stop the evil ; but I itriler.taml the ship p; hay. the • :eta of war ..tal traaspor La for the is e ednien, are inteetel." The letters from Gibraltar enclose the following infarnment imote.l by General Don, prohibiting all .410111T1 11l 1111111 l by sea or land with the Isla de I 4011 PROCI. A. ATION. •• Ily his rittelleney Grum! Governor and enrnmander. in-Chief of th Garrison anti Territory of Gibraltar, &r. " l'roclarnatiiiii which has been issued t.i. his Excellency 1.i...ut.-Grxeral ammoniling in the siei4lib 'tiring dis tricts. it =.;)prir , tlttt the yellow for.:. cpiletiia. undouhto preuits to en aleriiing iletrce in the Ida de Lean ' • but that a 4 0, W dOn of m o rtise ; hal teen est:OdiAed time, lii l ays: of pre. -mooting it further extensii " ;limey the liicritenont•Cnr. , rr it., desirous of ensua log the safety cif the medic health of hi: tr 311150,1, and at the sante time simmer:tit "snit! thni.r measure: 4' extreme restrictiit t . which teinterferin4 wit' , do: channels in 'wiry. nr creating imp:•dilisents to the free ac-eNs of supplies. (remain t inverty. de fect's.• urisliment. and , •rentitally disrose. or a prerhsposition tlrireto. dist the f llowin•!reirulati ,ns frit the maintetutnez wf the i= iv - ye-in-ix with t 2 p;ir , Ie nlis e rircil "t. Aq ennmornie-rien with tiv Isla de I.een, by sea r ionil. It I .r.tel•:. rAlAted and all pen •ris comiel from therec. an flora sm• parts rit"iin the wit rt•rtlan er w frhrt Any 1•11/ to I. feet • t r..ith the cridemio. am' %vim shall lilt . - Lte - the • selies clan I.•stinely in 4. t territory . . atoll lio subject inw ng - var law. 4. 14^ pers , w, -114.1 inf: frorn t'r territory of 4 tr• enter ti •zarri , :ort. he land. execrt suet resi.' in Cd^ u all k.,.a wt! c 3. reruns eon •in , t ' ^ei *trill lye retire:! ;..ftzr n rr.rf+•r t' • cow-wain^ e.zt ; s In t' ertiee • 1 IC:i from ieleact. •trrire. except t'•ey ei • . tliz. IJ i . r ).tact: infect:'. Cett•elr (rt . , the e: Atte! aittinut %RA- • t'ir..11.4 f (11.1.1.1-trcti `• S. re , :isttr f .ac: i • F:xpellt. ney t! I.iente t.e..•t Ce'Vallflr t, • it'• (et:: I•7' en itte.: t. ;not out, tin t ] veto-•. cot t7i. , lrwl, will ' • t the iospee• toe cistranver. -t e •rt '- •• •or •renied • Le ' , parr 1 to r.c. act , structed tatitil..:m en, 0”.2. unirsa 'nly • ti.• rise!. t" can/nine Shia re74iatt.r t' r n';',7r:r • , f et. • up. , " -ritio ne r . • efi t 'SC is .:1 , :rt.14 . 7ut•'• eon :rt 11-• clay tr. quil• to . executi f 'ut • rev ns • • • •n - • . • • t uitt have ur -t r "- t • apptieed• static t'. 4-nit .r tikir i••• •, i& tnae:lltP,,o t the Town. • o, 14'4 l• i forwsr'e" ' hit t^ t . Lieut rerr..r, ' • 'ttly , -9 , :e 4 .7...rta. A cenin, • f ty IA 'or Isthno:r I f t".l p• I rt. Ins; ect f wan wrs str.t: , .J the entrant! • :the vilL••;;o• All ;•ers. - ya; not to au,9n:u t law the enri• it at ether t C.F• o•e the % , ‘Vetticir C.e sentriv. are dirent-u' t : ar? tt.,:)u al., 4nne rersistinz in sue" atteet:,t !Vv.r er tire. • Givert at Gibraltar.. this Znir day t•f Aevut. taiat• '44111. " R. Ma t rtx. Actin;; Civil Secretary." eitarlcrton Paper. Au;ntst It, sAy.—" It ''eclr•es nur painful duty tr atete, 6.st ewe yelluw fever ha nitric its al.rear. anew in this city. In .1 , ing this we conc. ice t'..at we ;le pertirm ing a (buy to humanity, .ortl to tbe public i . general, ti who.st we plc oursdve , to report the first ease that necurrc.f. We rrntled in not ercitlyr tn;netwartry aarm, and have e.tarefo..:. 'trade Cis statement on the authority of the Board of Irealtli adds city, lib well 'is with the apnrohatiei of t!.e re spec....hle set of genii...men who &beaded a stran,:er that dirt this .n rninl, and who are alvo in attendance no two other that are Low tof.rted. AVe think proper, further tt: state, that tLe *hove caaw . . of fever stoic fir.lll peculiar causes. by nn Means frneraL and c'...ult; mo. imnintliately excite such serious alarm, as to in. none persucs at leave d e erty„ who.;: bushier% .ii.ty require their att:litasi. The general health of the city is good. Ws f..rbear to say ;:. , y Lure at Frcstnt." IVea.testier Loa, seven male convicts were re ruh'ea Hertliml geol, and put on Wan/ the tribatina hulk at Sheerness, viz. Wm. Barnard, .1 . , Mekersnn,Williani l'itts„tisepli Charles, John I %', alma, to b.• transported for life; and Charles `urtnn and Thomashat, for seven years each. Drunken licdestrian;sin.—Sitturtlay several of the liritkrtai, ors belonging to the 11ebtoit brick woad, near lireotf,ril, b 1 bean spending their day at a Deiv:lthcoring pobtic b0r, , 0 tint:l in:mt of them he. c3..te ir,f4tieate.l, whi•ti one oI theta, ,ir the nabli.: Of 11T‘Cioran, ()UNA to w'ite:l n barrow with • Jill; i.inrley ( of the inirry, finite iasensible fr•iti drink. and eleven mune) in it, four miles in .tn hour, fiar g-allon of lieer, uu lti round iit ;:i.l Toe others t.knlher, nail quire; i) uccept v .i i4S p..t oxention ; Mdrlty its soar hois...eil into it 1.".1 harrow, where lie L like a log of tin 41, '.,l;arein car.el btug.c . ing ; thurc Wt.s no but plenty of cros.:ing do. rod, flout • the irtmleu %tat.: Of M Goritti ; ilia he . ..many accent llii. bell his undataking (Morley !yin; us it ticati all Ow time, 'l3 tlire_ utiautes within ti,.^ hour, to the ritxtt:6tine:it of a brut nu.e'uer pttsuns wlat a.te..:•ll:e 1. r, . Scolnmore, Eq. has oxen elcete:!, withou. 0; ~ c .hit;uii, 0...1.1111KT of Path:a:mat for the Cit• of ficriferd, bs. Ike dwtli or the lat, Cvloucl roxi THE NATIONAL REGISTER. WYN.VST.II' AGRICULTUR.a MEETING- On Friday host this impressing anniversary took plate at %V ynimirry. in the midst of au extraordinary assemblage of wealli, talent, an.l temps craltiliry. Among the corn- Pall) "Cm. the Earls of Albemarle and Bra.iford, Lord Clive, Mr. coke (of Not tolk ). the Bon. Mr. Trevor, 'Cr Job.. Wrottesiev, Sir Edward Pre. L W , the Dean of St. Anaph, C. W. 'tt's ~,,, Joint Griffith, Esq. (of Gant), at,d rime , / other rinditignislied gentlemen of the for jet bonthorod. After rite astral exhilriti tttt before d' , I beds o f ipersona oat Irt,v d to a plentiful repast, mole, the hospitable roof of Sir Watkirs. When Me ciwth was drawn, noel Ilse nsnal royal rois•ss dripatched, Sir Watkiit read she ;tam .is of the .eweral met a to the sue rest&of candidates. 'I Ito for pinoelting (A very Itaird•ofte silver ens')waarrkturitrdlnMr Betttley, a tenons of Or.: by Owe. Eq. near o..westiy t Judges, Mr. Wray{, of Aston, ,)1.. Blythe, of Burnham, Norfolk, aril :mother gentle .n an. The judges for raffle. the Earl of Albemarle, Mr. Soeinvinth, and Mr. Croxott, a raided the prime. soother silver rap. to Mr. Arthur J of C S Col re, hear Monte .ry, , a Imam ~ 1 * Sir Wallot, who also received the lined ;time for slier-. The 'Ago lirr pigs was it I to Mr. F entiek. of Gwer”lll-ntill. speeches allied, rook plt.ce after ol* •r,mil: r one or lieu exceptions, errs briefly in return for several health. drank. Sir Warkin, nil proposing as a " A pour senderstanttline betat ru the Ogrit'lliteral 41141 :mumble.. truing boleros's, took occasion to show the superiority of I to export eonsnorprion, awl Cu' sequently the in terest of dm mannfacinrer ru IWO ttttt te the prosperity of agriculture, %Avis so Ili, ectiw int teasel it. In .illosion to Ibis toast, :t,r Coke, of N orfolk, on his health being drank, yr ty spiritedly ointervi .1, fist there was smother g I understan•ling, whirls he wished to see established as firmly as that of agriculture and manufiretures—he meant arse between larrilor I awl tenant. It was the opinion of him (Mr. Coke) that nn mars one:it to be pa. veered ts: risk capital and lab..ur is,..on a rail), a illoort areurity its its riossessien : mai that i consegoence, Ise ad pte ' the gstem of I wei.ty-loire year.' leases, as a prin. ci,.te of e •nroectitits beneficial to hods parties, ensurine to site laisiler.l spirited an I suceessfal agriculture, and se eming the truant frt.-, the vicissitude, imiarmal to .lealh, change of or..perry, and the vari..tos comingencies by Itich I is 'e.loliog i..ight be affected. e .trarcely need a Si, th..t these sentiments w ere felt vir I applaulle-1. Sir `.t.'ntkir ailliama Wylie, so. it after r.:se, and observed, the the plan recommended loy his frivol, tin. Coke, was •...1 of the country, anti morsespeently aot loi• :tracticii ; bs.l ho had ventured to assert, Sisal sin tenant of S.C. ;oho c:osiplaiit of his want of li;rerality soli atten d n Ir merit ri n. exmlion—a trial, which was echoed roar rrot.n 1. Mr. Coke, Who, only advocated a ge• tiersl rricciple, aid alto had bee.t invited to speak regrettetl that his gorml frieiod t Its conceive that referre.; fu the slightest degree to himself, whose good f heirs, a n d xerierte.ity of character, were kilovolt to all erri w or! I. 'fire rem.tinoler re the speeches, ugh Wile, were oat particularly .narked. Mr. Tolled, of ant ley, allmled will' c , tiodolerahle hormone to some fifty acres i't (rented aid planted on a speculation °lap s 1)4;.e Mills , part of the external fibre to the purposes of irerq.) Ms chic estate of &twos d Afore's°. Esq. of :he ol siereltrove, near 10111 , 1•111111. Slid ..t :;err it a mil I i;.Brint. rosulati. , l in the dist/I'lli Hs:11110r •Ir Ct.ke. •'..0 of cattle, sict o o l o s tint coins I to that sof some former yeurs. The ell apony was very uunsertms, which created some inconveuiroce. BOXING. Tl:e boxing match for 50 guineas aside, bet , .•:;-.r nicliard Sharp, s coachman, and Harry Wolf, Leicestershire man, who 1 , 1141 wiled all .who opposed hi• ► in the country, took place on Thurs; , ty, st‘o 1 Green, en the confinet of 11.:(1forasisire. the pu n flirts liaviry, been route I from Hertrord shire, 1.7 an ene-..)y. Captein Cox, of Drayton, backed Wolf, and harp wits tracked by subscrip tion. The ra:cone.s wet..., Ford anal Gee tin- Tharp, and J. •Itaies r.n.l Curt for 11 olf. Tlie men exhi bited in a r.,pea square of 13 feet. The men weighed between 12 sod IS stone, and Sharp was backed at 5 to 4. ItOUNI)S. 1. The men ^ , et each other with heavy hit' upon the he a d, Olt: bet' , bled freely. At the neat Shia') tetTiVett • atrt body bl.-w, when a ch•sc teuk , lore; but neither L e in g lliak) to the wiacihgb St:up dire. hi. edvcraary ul trial of 2.• 'this ante'. lasted nine minutes, and r met bravery t 4111: displayed. T'•ere w:i4 no half doing duty, the „.,a, ~.e t like heroes. r.rd they excluniged hit, until they were stupid in claret. About a dozen hits here exchanged. whin, Wulf received a heavy cross.: uttock. and it as at Erg t..oeight t h at the fall lryl 'cat him. 3•I and 4tll. Werc marts from the exhausted state of the oeu. aid were in each urine. Wilittl/I. 5. Wulf received a heavy titer, which Pipit, the lilies' out of each ear. in icturt, which, he drew two of his adversary's teeth. A mnaenalotis rally followed, upon the give tool take iys tan, hitt Walt' ay.. doubled tip by a right—loualial teaser in the wind. which spoil, to I ov Sharp. ft. T. is was the last of the r ,•rxrl and the !en flittened each others features in warlike ton•t. rat tin.nd lasted seer',, and it was hitting. MAI at lcugth Wolf tell Irmo wad it was ..II up with liisch..nce. t'our °vier ramila were naught. and although *Ciente was Strftiigt to both. itiao , urlt .is there teas not a blow parried in the w' de fight. vet when Sharp blond th...t his adversity was he hit oal got until a !JIM/ on the neck ill CIA: itith tnjUd t . l elf for that day. and •• en ogit" Aunt the fallen in's s. cond. was music in the cunt' the• winner. Both were canted off the ground, .u.O t: wort toe tit.: loser. NI AO NAN INIITY mince; dog, brae his chain; gni 1.1 or. r red his ut.ttil *VI Alit ID fit hi,:, up ag on. tr .cke - d awl t Tokio t.y tile dog. ()” is, snow h e r critss, Ilk - r Yllr l hn pt nide rail to Iler • Kerpoi r : - one. ',hot tog the rant &tor, •• tht th , g. ma ,; , I :1..1 alre.rly Li,l 11, and motbt chain him oil .sit. , c. “ Littait, bile did not Its hind go, 3,.0 ilk's retired la Imr , ,;! i ii.,ber, ~4,4 wait the I,oi lest resigmatiott, prep:m(l to tile. iv 4.1 . 01••• b I.i toy: ittpitttvitl SHOO broke , and i and Silt died 11 a few tw)s. '1 I.e dug was klnctl with.. slut tlviat i i any funLer lijalllitf. THE CW.IRREL. A Meeting of the Conine Wee of Two Hundred was held on Tuesday night, from the proceedings at which we were enablet, to gather the fidlowing au. thentic particulars of the rupture which has taken place between llunt and Dr. Watson and his friends : After the Triumphal Procession had terminated at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Mr. (loot, wit', some of his particular friends, went into a private room for u few minutes, previous to i:restnting themselves heihre the gran,: party assem! lel in the 'Airing Hall. While resting here, Dr. Wilburn ca,:ie into the n.om, and unommced that all was ready t;n. Calling tau—that be had moved Mr. Gale I; ,, es to the Chair, and that the motion had been earriel unanimously. Mr. 1-liznt instantly took firs! at the intimation, cola Dr. Watson tut I. was u ollicims meddling fellow," and that Jones sln.tald not preside, if he (4r. H,) was to be present. A ; Taxi deal of altercation emoted, i , a the course of which Mr. Hunt rated the Doctor &metal) , fin. the unwarrantable use which he had made of Sir Charles Wolseley's name, us intending to preside at the dinner ; and the doctor, on the other hand, upbraided Mr. Hunt for speaking thus uncivilly to :,nu who had ever been his most devotee ser , ant, and (riodnsty apart) v.' l lo bad been, in some nuea. sure, the great architect of his rukeity yopularity. Mr. limit closed the strife of words, by haughtily telling tim Doctor, that he did not choose to hold any farther converse with him, and that all inter court: IrAween them must henceforth be for ever at an end. Or. Watson, much incensed, withdrew, but took the earliest subsequent opportunity of sendin,4 his friend, Mr. Thistlewaxl, to demand satisfhction from Mr. limit for the insult he had received:— When Mr. Thistleivood waited on Mr. [hunt, and mentioned on whose part he attended " l suppose," said Mr. Hunt, " Watson expects that I shall make him an apology r " Certainly," rejoined Mr. T. "in apology as public as the affront was public " "At that rate," replied Mr. 11. " I might be called on to wake an ap.do„y to every scoundrel i o Lon don !"—an observation which, it is needless to say, put an immediate end to the conference between Mr. Thistlewtaxl and Mr. limit. Th , ,Onornittee of Two Hundred now thought it oecessor: to take up the cause of their friend and Woron. A spirited letter to Mr. Hunt t n !!.e sulject was drawn up. and a deputation sli p:Ante.' to deliver it, and insist upon a categorical answer. 'Ma persons appointed were a mulatto rout Wn'.din..;ton, the little acquitted : - atriot.--. When :Aessrs. the Deputies called at Mr. Ilunt's io s, roptestel to see him, they were told .t (oily aamit Mr. Waddington into his r,sence. ;.Ir Waddington was accordingly ushered tr.), ant delivered the letter; but Mr. Hunt, instead •Tening 1-, contrived to elicit from the little man as t each of its contents us satisfied him that he oty lit ?tot to open it. For the exoneration of Wa dingcm, Ir. :hint wrote on the back, that be understood tuc Liter referred to a private quarrel between hintheW .nil another individual, and that be did no• ikc ulna ....ire right the Committee had to intermeddle with hie private affairs than he had to do with tl.;:ir's. With this utovver Mr. Wad diiii,,ton retired, and here the matter rests for the prefstit. The conversation of the fashionable circles at Edinburgh bus been enlivened, for car ne (hays paw, with c.n occurrence of some novelty in that quarter —so elopement to Gretna Green ! A pursuit soon took place; but, from accident, or, it miglit be, front a prudence which is not usual to lovers, no horses could be obtained by their followers on the route--. :Ma nothing tidlowed, of course, but the most triumphant success on the one side, and diaappuint went on the other. 'l'he great trotting match against dine with Xlr. Jaques's mare, which Las excited so much sporting attention, took place on the Huntingdon mud Wed nesday morning. The mitre was backed fir 300 guineas to trot sixteen miles within an hour, nod she performed the distance over a circle of two miles, with ten seconds to spare. The first two miles were done in seven minutes. On Monday last a meeting was held iu the Ward of Cripplegate Within, to consider the recent out rages at Manchester ; and this morning a similar one in the Ward of Tarring don Without. The use of the Churches was rdused by the Churchwardens, and the procei.slings took place in both instances in the open air, Aldermen Wool and Waithmtut pre siding in their respective Wards. Resolutions si milar to those p.is , e•l at other meetings MI the 5:111,0 bubj•Tt were unnoinomilv agreed to. The two De puti s f rr tee Ward of 13ishopsgute, b the !Ibsen , a of Sir Richard Carr Glen, Bart. Alderman for that Vard, have appointed to.tourrow for a siluilar Inceting. SEPT. 27