The National Register. — London, England, 1819-08-02 00:00:00

5:43 )10 mix .iairteus.rult.n. E The Wheat harvest commenced generally hod week the I • a,la cash., as a lieN, w ill, varying polo fleet. of elev. ; ial Sonar p tti a they Are likely to t Ise 1.-1 tart olio rs, ll,c elccet. of heavy rains and blights have Salt 0•Ii sly injured 11.. C./1"11., T 114.1 Basleys, though a rills. good c,,lour. Brandi are well .e!, hist 111111.1,14r1y the gley !isiso;failed ill 11104 dia ,lairl,. •I'lwtealaoreytl 1,./llkell %WWI 11.1 . 1 , 3 average crop ; 1 1 , the 1` 0 ,.. they %vete Lunefully rat ott, wills the.,liape S. cd ; by .the l4'lllll t'otatoca 'olive recovered latou“.lac•. anal Ind 'kir to Intel up aoloAnOilittly. Tile oArly T,ollir weft' ranch tisk ai aatijid.fhe ; but the lionel .arts one : l hair plaided neg. The I lay II art est Ins heally f 1 rural i.t 111014 di.tricts, gitla a loge prod ore ; but ita t•cv"lld it his boom got, lap ry boldly ft the long cow I,,nalat4 *isle.. The. Sop piantations in Keut and Soi•Peli Is a • e got aid of notch of /lie aeruliam that infested the bihe ;. %Orli. lion etre, Etill.,,a; pears too oesk fir a toll ercp. The rooliastariace of day neither having shortened the „lane' grass feed. has lan urea the price of 11.,,canWook in Beasts hill ceiii. Sheep hold eir ',tiro...front the "Pecl of Ideally of Spina: 1 tartars anal Colesccil.- 41 a 114. lleilftl". Call cook condone tell•101041 , 1e • 001 I! , e e is man pa esent mai ket fur ally sort, to that iccs at inertia nomin al. D')N FE !Li/. Pegg I 11. N S FOR 4VGUS T. lion•trin Dits , s A iOTOI dress composed of j. 11 1 1 l ; the !lolly is tight to thr shape, auJ the w.iiKt of a ot , le-rate length ; hoot skeres ; the skirl is or• " me w e d j i bninitill of I j !byre t.te th . ree rows, each is a cord at tor, bhd lilt. ItilitYf row is surobittliteil by u rich lellint• jo of work. A ru;,;nll pc:viols it 41111[11e:1 10 the &Ito, whiili falls very low ovss the shooltier ; It is triminril wills; ! isrrfo%. 4.f ;mold lace, whirls give a very elegant finish to of the &r... Fall Iser ruff. pot en .o its to tits ;lay hi oat in frost?. lies.) 411E0 , , a rug optic of %bite 1:s stash U. 1 ; site run' i• nouiirr4ii l 11%5 ; lie P4111411' voty small ; it 113, a fled troller of Morlitio tare, And is itilunii.4l !ifs 0111011, COW ed nit!, net ; chili by at bow to eorrespot.th White kiJ shops. Esitarra DaesP.—A white lice skill over a white satin. • ; the iStEtotn or the skirt is (whams toted with a faint Ss Cf %MIN sal;so, ehuti:ird ott each edge by ,a 114 , 10 N. • ; ahoy, old. is. a trimming t Stars; 1., It.' eetewr. of such is • rose, 4,1)14 belt Vela every one a 11 ,1 4 I; this Itimitoisig is siornuoiiiite4l by a lan Id ~11111. TIICI . 1,01"3/1;f1 is C11111110"sell %%Woe satin ;it is cut I ,tl.er tnw, 1111.1 shry , itsg,eelwu a linlo in (Mal of the bust . ; '.Lich is till d wills a blond inebe. Shoot Meese, or singhlarly ohm I vitt fortit.—Tiiii . ..hair is ikellscil.4.: 4 • curl. iu foont i the hind hair is disposed in bows its. 1-I tad v.. 41 hills plaits. The patty ot names tof the head is I•.it pi of beautiful a bile ostrich truths's. NettLisce sod ear-rings peat!. 11/I.ift statist shorn. White kid gloves. vs•ry cat intro piece of meehastion, of the nature of a je•iolultien-clote,rhe pinion of which `eas cost the artist, 'ol; tuoree,23 years labour. is lubW oArParis. It to Isc eye 13 diolsplaieb, great or small, %heels Indi cate, Ibt, the ege alto: mumi, the pl•abes of that luminary, Iser rioing, setting, and passa4e to the luerieian ; the spates, the golden number. for ohich the indices make their revalutum in 1a s•iisso id. The diurnal Imrary circle, solo- Civided 11,10 inicute; and salon& of Ilene ; tier rising awl lel. Ali% of t'.v regnid t star ;tieiriality of ev. ry day in the roe; the iqlferrioreilortneen tree fool mean time; the t ! 4444 ti me lettir.; the molar st ele; for which pm owes the Indices make their revosluOion in IS years.. 3d• The 511151 44 1 potion olalte earili rsoissil tie Am ; that of the moan round Its ; and the revolution ul the id's sal signs in their natural order. 4th. l'he diT•ri ure of longitude for 4:4 I ; ties,cz pressed by the dish sal moirment of a circle of (topper gilt, in thee centre of mine It is a divided iiiio 24 I, llers, with a pointing of toe minutes irun, five to live, and carrying the sun in the "piddle, in such a manlier, that on oily of thi• .e rbi,s, you inly see at a look the' hour it Is in earistf4,em at the moment yx,u make the rI4- Milialiaa. This ingenious piece of machinery is put in nor , Ism, by a counterstio lone ing a eight of auly Oltso For urdi omiry toaxe .1 sounds she quitters ' , nil Wins, hut iloal can 'he 14914prd al ;anl in case the p , wisdom w ere fir gotten to he Womed Up, it ,Micas, after having repaired this si4n; to'bring the ainatte-tbanst i , l it. plate. Dis simple te,•erution nettles all the „I her The fool on lac idrirrynt ions, evtrucled Isom the .vrecnble report of the " Suciet for the Imprints ment of Prima dis •` ciplinr and the reformat on of Juvenile Oifetisleis," are de.erviii,: of the wrintt* tamale rat;on of the plinlie ; 111 , 11 the deg. tic. f!il seen., of violence and plunder that ne ts, red at lice•t:end few. and which, to a considerithie ex. •01. are sew Eitel tipiLlif assemblage/. qr People 111 the i rintedi v•rinity of thr mei ropii!its 0111 . . it 0 hotwd. ia lace the (e•giolaleir• W imer pose its authority, in order 111 their fins' ouppressoon "In Or imm,elinte vis Wei) , " of hoodoo, there are no loos than eixlit,-too Air dials iss ‘• the spare of seven nubile:ls : every operics of debauchery tend pinfligacy is here enesoasa;:ed nail promoted; gain " Wines int neltireion, add sll : the teens of vices nsceo-:n,!. co. c • ills utLri:oraOreed licetaissmowsg. it Ike.s , gre the gr real rtsid..:rnul . 11. r till ('IC molt bo o fejwilei ehacrtrirrs, and fidi.i•h pleotiful harvest for o• r', picbr-itees, unit ieno prey upon the cunt '. mu .it)'. It it ilt,ltettlt t I clEsessi‘e %sant Ist•Wilei 1 rod 0 ran Ira ale were.l by their mintirininee ; se 1 mart Lae the e' sale of in •r%Vis.lll.e they . iire jet required ; nri th ; r are Ii:•t cul:Wlated 111 tws 43)...i 4, pUripost.r, nor ire they 111 fuss t I,t uN insertion Mill in promoted.: trades Ire.kauir fsd es rsp , rteisie Mat erguroi the pram of the committal,. 5 ' oo•ension treat Is' sersl-• to .the magi-trate', and till the se puhlie otbees with e mild:Onto of riot, and drpre4at . s. •• 'there .rein, to hr no sm u t rrbrion far their further coil -0 einuals- sill ete Oro. is sit the nosiziotracy waviness the e• lizeges 0000 ones. nhirh olovii!s prevails ho‘e , been Merely suaticrem.'al, rind Vie 1114; hief sit prew est arising 60,11 • Viedi c 711; Holy he eifeettoolly prewcat, tl by en entire atm •• fun 1 lit& • I'ei AL of lies: iiIstTERS AT I.tve,ornoL.—l r ohlay the trt..l in' toe nervous roaccriied in die riot neetirre.l at Lit erpool, (limo 2 the ',memo ti•oto thc oracgc sock, icm, co inn on at the Too occapieil the Conn !roil ten till 1•alf lost two n's'l OL. The lay retired fia at c..w ni i ttt and . ye -1:- c 111411 o f Goiliy mninbt all tk.e prisoners (‘'cip.ii in nn n,bcr). After a short .convoltation. the ('oent scoseneed all of them to Illtre Illtpelboll - . !...t3t:je Of Correction. . 4 rktt:4?-11VTIONAL , •REG 4 g 1 .`DR. LAW I NTELLIGENCE. CURT OF CiTANCERI" SATvanAr. JuLv 31. THE ULF. DLL ,SIIIIIITOW V. TIIE . IWIASPIONEILS OF RT. THOMAS ATOSTI.E• The Lord Chancellor gave his judgment in this ease. and observed. that it was no doubt. one of coniiderible interest rela tive to the rights of the parties. considering them in the situation in whist they were placed. The original question before him was •fiotntled on a motion by the Bee. plaintiff, vicar of the parish. praying the Cottit to authorise him to examine certain deeds wbieh were in the custody of die defendant.. This motion was mode on the ground of the plaintiffclaiming his right, as vicar of the parish, to enjoy the pros...oils of a charitable estate. founded in the reign of Falward 111. by a Mr. Champncss, citizen and inercer.in London, who devoted a portion or tt to be paid to the priest of S. Thomas, for saying u many masses for the soul of the deceased roomier of the chatty. Atie• being regularly paid by the trustees to the dme of the reformation. by Henry VIII. the funds devoted to superstitious purpostx were appropriausl to the town ; but eiere wos.it reservation in this case in behalf of blab parish. TLC great fire in 16S& destroyed the tenements on the estate, among others ; and it,was difficult to say on what procirc gosund they, prior to that . titne. were ►ituated. The parishioners claimed a right to act as trustee 4 of the estate, coo• tending that the intention of the founder -was to. make them so applicable. but the vicar claimed them as being his. in cortse• qqu•atce of the Intention expressed by the founder. All that was therefore mitcd in the present stage of :!te btu hese was, to allow him an inspection of the th•eds and mininneaos of the charity, for the pt pose of bent ! enabled thence to ascertain on what each party founded their claims. Jle had minutely traduce, the bill ir-1,1 answers, and, in considering them. he a•as of opinion that the production of them wits necessary to decide thisqueetion.— I r tt,oryf 5. 4..ve his liattjptreut accordingly. IProfessor .Play(air, who has been for some time pelt ip a declining state of health, stied at his house in Forth Street, .Edinburgh, op Tuesday snowing se'nnight. His death is uttivernally regretted. No man ever perhaps deserved or enjoyed a larger share of the public esteem. By the world ut large he was respected fur his great,i.nd various acquirements, beth.in.litcrature and science, while to the circle of his primte friends he was, in a peculiar jleumet . , endeared, by his mild and unassuming character. letter dited Tunis,. June.B, says—" The-re volt which broke (tut amongst the Arabs on the confiues of Tripoli has been suppressed. The plague having_lppeared in the Tunisian camp, the Bey presseq the General to hasten his return ; the ha ter entered into negotiations offered,on the part of the rebels, and trivia receiving contributions in cat tle, withdrew his tigces, and,arrived in Tunis yes terday. DREADTVL EXPLOSION OP A COAL-MINE.. —On Tuesday morning Imo, owing, ,it is. reported, to some neglect or inisuumagement regarding trite safetyslamps the. Sheriff-hill pit, at Gateshead, near Newcastle. on-Tyne, a dreadful , explosion took ! dace, by which nearly ao persons have lost their lives. !lad the accident happened au hour latur, it is said. about 100 persons would have lwrivlietl. Eighteen of the unhappy suf ferers have beet) ititei red in (Lteshead.cloarch-yard, and 14 no the chapel-yard ; the remaining Wadies have either lieenatken to theasesneciive friends, or-are not yet taken out of Abe.,4;it. -• Among the poor unfuniniltes, were three boys from IVltitelniven, who had been taken there by their mother, and olnaitied wink, Ina were soon after dismissed ; their patent stihserpiently applied to those in maivigenient, •iii.l again obtained employment 1 for her children, lust in time In share the melancholy fate that has liel ! allen their fellow-sufferers. The game jllia, we believe, exiolcxled about four years ago, when considerable damage was done. A dreadful lire broke nut on Tuesday afternoon is the suit 4 ir.house 14 Messrs. Craven and Shuts, Nelson -street, lVititectiapel, wli:ch ligonv its first eunintencement burned 111 , 111 l rapidly, ,there being a .treat scarcity of water. 'Tie whole.t:f. the imprint of the sugar-liouse it entirely constaprd, together atilt a Mail (pointy of stiaur. Opoil a moderate eon:potation, the loss ettinauncil i. 10,000/., the -greatvr part of which is, however, en. sur-d. I O UTWIT(' its ravages into Donau Mtreei, Vitt at one time Treat fears were,eltertaineol for the %\ hire Swa,i.init, rn Whi!echapel, the lower o,,aft of she yard joining ,the sugar-house. .1-lapp.ly no lives weie lost ; and no serious personal injury occurred. I)iiring this scene of distress, several pickpockets were active.ammic the crowd,vhicti was i ssss saute atillitlUalS lost 114 scold watch and seals. We fsenuently hear •of fatal accidents occurring from nusiakes, owing to individuals swallewing d i eadly poisons iostead.,cf _innocent drugs ; on read: bag. the afflicsi,ng details, we lament that no legisla tive enactment has yet been framed to preserve the lives of our fellow-creatures ; as, from ignonince or . habitual carelessness, they are contivelly exposed to danger. Lord Colis!e, in his Letter Jo the Rev. H'illiant Vernon, jil,t published, mentions the • lowing calamitous instance, which occurred in the neighbourhood of his residence in ,Yorkshire •". The wife of a respectable and indastrious..firmer, iatending to give her four children, the eldest about eleven rears of agQ. some cream of tartar, unfortu- • nattu!y uthuinister,l to each u .quantity of arsenic, • which, from the of its cola:it., too closely resembled the innocent ingredient. • The conse quence was, that Lefitre any medical aid could ar rive, the poison had taken its full effect, and the per son sent for related to me, that he found the mother itt u state.ef approaching derangement , three of the children dead fluor, mid the fourth just ex piring her erne !" Mr. Kean the Actor, . is seriously indisposed in the country. Mrs. Kean has been suit for exprma, and has Islt Own ke attend urn had husbaud. AUGUST ! . I1ollii1;;LE ATTEMPT' .4T .4SSASSIIVATIOs. Courier Wire. July 24. "W c have received the following :letter from Mr. Birch, the Stockport police-officer .6 41 ,:gerastle t nnd..r.l,frnic, Friday Afternoon. Ill& SIR,—I have HI IVl'd is e with Hari the Preati, Cr. w ho n d ant c,or eying thruoiris Corrector] and ClaratEe, to Stockport. r I ion, Inhume, 'non., Wri. Buten.' HORRIBLE ATTEMPT TO AS•AmiINATE BIRCH, THE LON- STAlii.e. " Birch arrives! with the prisoner at %mei , . port shoot ejght k p. in., and consre ed lain' to Il►s los circumstance was semi made known, and the house it; quickly beset with nusubers, who. wile use of the 11m A flaring lancolv , e. Thitspitentted, Bitch deemed it neces s.iry to take :deice of ; and foe this purpose, untie., disguise, he went nut at the back door of his house about II o'clock. Mr. Lloyd was tint in be found, and Birch, oo his return linen., being unfortimately recognized by one of the keritriticis, was immediately surrounded, nd rereired the contents of a pistol in his breast. The ball fortitiont ly look it favuotable direction, and lodgedin his left side. The alarm bring given, an capes' was sent to Ntauchester, and a troop of Hussars (the 15111 we be. Here) arrived soon ofterwatds. and peace was restoryl fir the slight. "'Three persons hate been Laken up, and this morning underwent tit exaniinatiou belose Thomas %Yu.. Tanen, .Esq. the Itev.telunles Prescott, out, Peter Dlarsland, Esq. They are senotoded for a forther,heariog. " Ilarrison was sent to the Lock.up•huuse, and was af terwards admitted to hail. _ _ _ _ " Sterrdou.ly QC A o'clock . p. " A tnevietigt r %% hoot we bail ilesitateitc: to Stockpovt is ju.t rel‘roecl. Ruth i* still alive, but Alr. Killer, Ilse surgeon, low :tot as )et beets able 1.. extract the ball ; apptehensiona are entertained that the wound is ii.ot tat. " Hart isio is slated to hive expressed deep regret fur Birch's accident, MIK: said lie did not wish to have been taken to Stockpot t, mud neither was it intended lie should He was expected to have route by the Defiance coach to Ohl; town, and a torsion Awns in waiting to prevent I going further. Another lioe of ruaikliail been chosen fire Isis conveyance to Stockport, by the Item-heater Coburg coach, which runs through Lichfield,- Newcastle and Cougletort—• It Unionist needless to add, that this horrible ,attempt **Assassination hay roasted the utast alarming Aeniation it/ this pat t of the coniitty:" A NOTH kit ACCOUNT. In the evening of Fs Way last, shout a qnarter before feu o'clock at night, Wm. Birch,(who is assistant deputy constalite of Stockport, and alio has made I • self oboist.- ions to the reformers by having !Arts Sir Charles IVolsrly lobo e.istody, mud also from.l.eing the peciron sent to Lou don % %jib the itencli-ivarrant against Watson Harrison) ;riving itrellghtsilarrison to Storkport, the cireirmstance soon became kiwis u, and wguitsiderable crowd assrsubled round Birch's 'noise, where his prisoner was secured. Several threats having been made use sf by blue snub that thy' would pall DirthYJruuse doss it. and liberate Hat sonatirch telt it prudent to ronsidt.the Rev. Mr. PICSCOir, (a :Magistrate) a, ro what corirse lie should adopt alibi re gard to his plisoirer, under the.cirettmstattees. his way to Mr..Pi totem l's, and alibi,. a few yards limn that „gentleman's noose, Birch was accosts d by a mm who reins :Unwell* Joseph Geotae !truce (a person not in , et knoa is its Stockpett, but whir states that .he came lately fr Loudon, and last frogs Debbi', nurloaho list' been tor a few weeks assistant to Harrison in NS-301001 of reform, and is also designated as ,Serretary to .the Stockport Re form Society.) 'fins 1444 cute; id in to. ronversation with Birch, and two• other persons in Itruer's company joined thesis. Bruce kept Birch engaged its conversation, and breasted Win so as to pseemit his going on, and the other too Witte passire4 towards 11.relt's rear, who then hero; to feel Lirtrsrlf 114• Arr, and meditated a reheat ; pattacts ly so, as 4 0011%iiktabie rtowd acre 11( . 1y near them how ever,..belore i.e had time to. deride on an/ r tep, one of the too men filed a sumli pistol, the ballet loom ss hirh passed into Ebel les breita*, about the pit of the stomach, nod look a sloping direction towards the right Sidi.. Itirrh 4erramrd and leaped over the garden Will of a Mr. I.liiyit, and readied the.hostse of 1)r. tiler before he full ; the three men fled. The bill has not yet been extracted, but hopes ate voice Wined that lire a Ind sit •.1 may re cover. Three men (one of whom is lime) drive hero taken into custody and have mulernone a lung examination Ibis Clay liefute the Rev. Pre:coif, J. W. Taileir. mill P. M 4 r" . "" 1 . }10 9 , f• ; 2 of them, vls. Hulce and P person'of Ile mime of David pasha, (who ass omit- of She Ibtee present 41,411 the shot was .rued), are temissuleih Chu third has berm discharged. The per.son vitro tired toe pis- WI 1444 UM p't 'peen identified, fiom the state of the Noultded titau-rendering it not advisable lie should be dis tiolwil. A troop of horseotareked into Stockport very early Ibis morning. and the too it remains rpoict at this Hinson has been liberates, upon hull : himself in SOLI. and three sureties, one in 3401., the other tart in 1::01. each. b o'clock p.io., Jolt tl. X.reeccTtow ,On U"NJAMIN Notst.e.--This tin fortunate man, ss ho was between 50 and 60 years of age, underwent the sentence of the law shortly alter 8 o'clock on Wednesday morning, at the usual place in the ()Id Bailey. Ile was convicted last sessions (together with an accomplice, named. Mary Brown), of having stolen Irons Mr. Jeremiah Steele, sluisseller, of Tower-bill, tl gli ilw medium of a boy in tender age, named W. Squires Satillt, wl lie . sha;l seduced bow the columns.. cion of act:6o delinquency, a sato quantify of issuollt it clout.. He was visited early in the morning by the Lte. Mr, Colima awl Mr. Helier, rout appeared perked , / resioncd, but he became more agitated as the awful moment approached. Indeed, so gnat ss as his fear . s.f death, that it was frituvl necessary to rurti•sli linos w ith wine. , The Sub.eheriift, . Messrs. Piillen and runier. attended on the occesion, 4114 ;Lt. Bakes 'imported the unhappy man is. the reatiold, svl,ere a new (Ikating„ the regular person. appointed to that nielati i chnly office luting inniai.vsed) lerfotused the awful cercntossy with necessary 'trauma. Not-do die d ". mutely lard.