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

As the scheme of the present Lottery is arrange:l upon an entirely New Principk, it will tun be su tw, litmus to notice a few of its leading li..atores. Only 5,000 Tickets arc now on Sale, which must be drawn the 9th November, although the • Scheme contains All the -Prizes of a Lottery of 20,000 Tickets, including Eight Grand Ca: , itals of 20,000, a number hitherto unkuoun in any former Lottery. These 5000 Tickets stay gain all the Eight 20,000, mid must have Tire of. them, whidi will be given to the First-Inm, l'rire in each- Class. The amount of the mallest Prize is-Sixteen Pounds; the Contractors having considered it their duty on this point .t attend to the wishes of the Public, who have long been dissasisfied with the paltry Prizes of 51 and WI. so frequent in recent 'Lotteries. As no Tickets are reserved, Two Tickets of the same Fate may be had. which must obtain Forty Thou mud Pounds Tickets and Sharesi.re on SA at 37, Cornhill : 111, ll►ytuarket ; 38. Haymarket ; 1 11, ()ilia Street ; the O3lces of J. & J. SIVEWRIG tit Sole Con. tractors ;. who in the Lottery just tinialiel sohl.No. 8,710 . a I'rizc of 36,000 Con4ols. On Tuesday last, a little girl, 5 years . old, named Margaret Hemmingway, was at play with some . other/ children, in - Red Lion market, St. Luke's, when a lady, dressed in the first style of elegance and fashion, decoyed the child away, with the pro. . mist of buying her some fruit ; several of the other children wanted to acetimpany their playmate, but the lady told them to return, and she would soul them some; but neither the lady nor the child has been seen or heard of since. The mother of the child has kept her bed ever since she heard of the Toss, and little hopes are entertained of her exis• , _ _ . During the heavy gale of Thursday .se'nnight, the ship Tiger, T. Smith, of and for Liverpool, . from Barbarities, with sugar and cotton, struck on : the Cunnybegs, south-west of the Saltees. .She made water so fast that it was necessary to make for the Irish coast. She went down, however, about three miles off Rossenstown, a little south of Carn shore •point, on the Wexford coast, bet ween the Saltees.and-Wexford. We regret to state, that 26, some ray 29 persons were lost—at any rate all on bor.rd, except a Negro steward and three of the hands, who had the good fortune to escape. " These four forined.part of the nine who took to the boat, which lay off the coast _until morning, when she . was swamped in the surf. The Tiger, we under stand, had several passengers, soma of great respect ability ; a Si r. Thornton has been named. The vessel began shortly to go to pieces, as parts or the wreck, and parcels of cotton have been washed ashore. A small case has been found, labelled " Despatches;" it his been. opened, and the papers. we are told, were in good order; it contaised likewise a few guineas and dollars. This very distressing accident would suggest the propriety of a light-house at or near the Salters. _ _ _ To the instances formerly related of attempts to tois lzad the weavers, the ridlouing may be . j duet! :—Ou Saturday a person %mkt d to an innkeeper in Pollok sliaws for a room, as he said, for the orator Brayshaw, from Leeds, to lecture in. He said, that the orator had Veen in Glasgow for ten days forming Union Soc . '. ekiira. The a' ticks of thesesocieties lie described as oily three. Ist. Tti.it the weavers should not light ally this winter. 2d. That they should nut pay any of their debts to shopkeepers. 3:I. That they should rather burn ,any properiy they have, than allow it to be taken from them in eiiiiveroence of a I.,cress at law. Such is this person's account of the Union Societies. Ile titat the populace at Calton and Bridgetown had in elm to Aolabout armed. to toe ready for the eti.lstables. 11 hen the • keeper arwiltioned what hail been dune Au the poor in Pollokshaws I.y Sir ioho'Maxwell and his son, the miscreant said, " It is all tionseace," and decamped. .tRt ILL ,—Tuesday next is fixed for the first trial of Coxiile for publishing Tom Paine's -" 'Theo logteal k.e." Four others are to follow in sue- . cession ; the first is, expected to occupy ten days at least. It is said he has served the High Pricst of the Jews with ,a subperna, to give evidence on his trial. Adverting to the trial, and the manoeuvres of the enemy, he has the following entertaining pa. ragraph :—" I was intOrmed nearly a month since, that a loyal declaration wouhl be ready fur signatures in the City of London, expressive of its abhorrence seditious and blasphemous publications, about a week or ten days before my trial would tale. place. This declaration iaa been made, and however direct it might bare been levelled at me, I cannot plead guilty of being its object, but do most heartily con cur in its premises, and consequently I attended at the London Tavern, and placed my name and rid . dress to it, which I shell expect tame publ . whed to ith the list of sigmatures." YeAe:x'ay morning 24 female convicts were re moved from Newgate to Wapping, and there em •burked on boani a Gravesend boat, to join the Janus t.mvict ship, lying MI Woolwich, bound fur Botany .bay. An iminense number of their frielias attended w:Atuess their departure. On Thursday morningJavnes Chennel (brother of c unfortunate !kir. Chennell, of Godalining), was found in a pond between Guildti,rd and Godahning, in a drowning state; he was rescued by some firm ing men, who accidentally discovered him in time for animation to be restored, and conveyed to Go &diming ; but he died in the course of the evening. The depth of the ponn hi the placewbere the untor. ti late man was found is not more than two feet ! The keelmen employed upon the Tyne have that week struck • troek, and not suffered any keel, and very. few wherries, to be worked upon the river Their object is, we understand, to-make the coals shipped from the staiths to contribute to the main, tenant* of the hospital .fbr the support of their sick and decayed brethren. 'this hospital is supported by a rate of eight-pence a tide imposed upon every keel navigating the river. When the act authori sing this rate was passed, nearly all the cools .ship ped in the Tyne were. carried to the ships by keels ; but since that period, at the staiths of nearly all the collieries below bridge, spouts have been erected, by which the coals are now put on board the ships, immediately from the waggons, without the inter vention of keels. This alteration in the trade has supers led the use of so great a number of the keels as were.etnpinyed on the river, that the remainder are not equal to the support of the hospital. Under these circumstances, the keelmen are desirous that the coals shipped by the s t iouts should pay a rate of a penny a chaldren to the hospital. • They have made a representation of their grievances to the gentlemen of the coal trade, and that body.will, we understand, take it into consideration. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. Minds. On Tavola,. the.2Bth ult., the. lady 'Aloe Rev. Wm. tic!.l, of Lemm noose. $.4 amosekel.ife, of a Moighter. . . At l'ustaniuolli, the lady of 29th light iiiimitty, of a son. Mrs. D. MaCll.4ll. of Bremswiek *imam, of 4 daogliti.r. Ihe lady of 1. Isomer, rag. a Clapham. cognation, At looting, tlw In' y 111 Capt. tackiest, K.N. of a 1011. At Boulogne raw Her. the lady of I. Backntster, 111 At Iluektlen.Houla, Ura. Christopher llo.li siw, 01 4 11..$14ti0.'f. At Clapham • iso, the laity of A. torionuol, ea+ of a wit. At Peotriosillr,Mi . 11. Wylie, of a daoaliler. lite laity of Mr. Jaukrou, t.ottex lane, 'heapaide, 10 4 didightat. At Croydon New town, Sue icy, the lady ot. Mi. 'l. Vuivitail, A. N., of a dauglitor. flOsTritb. At Rath, 11. A. Prxtelemul.sity.rotsisastler ttf the llon. Campsites ship Cattle to .Mania, only ddughirr of t h e late Capt. W..i. I ustpuu.l. R. N. .tt hettshutton elterch, T. Philput, esq. of Hart:4loo greets. 511 , 141 e. sex, to Nlsigaset, secoad daughter ut llittruat, North. umtterlattd. At St. Matthew, &Bina' green, I. Walker, esq. of Walker's nisrace, Sllle,oid, to Mi... Ia) lor. of the ,41111 . At slarewalsury, J. P. Lloyd, req. 001) sou of T. Lloyd, elf). of the Stone haisse. Shrew aka r), to Hatred, youngest daughter of the Rev. b. Buller, MD. . - At ot. Lawrence !curry. Mr. J. Nettlefold, of Hatt street, Mentos- Dory, to Alartna, yonulmit claug,later of Mr. John Chamberlain, us street, Cheapstde. At Totteridge, liens, T. C. Vander Gucbt, et+ of Craven street, to NOC11111111„ Or ILe 1 . “1111er " • " • Mr. O. h. Raskin, us dm ukt Jewry, to Ilitenah, second daughter of .1. Pyrre,esq. of Chariton lamtc, near %soilage. Seas. At &. Marylebout church,ls)or General Mr Ilerbert Taylor, to Charlotte Albruin, eldt A ilanOtra of E. Ilitbrooe, eaq. At Doe. oar), D. De Lisle Dulgee, mg. to Dart let,third &tighter of the lilt 1. Dobtee, tag. At Aiditate church, Mr. Noes Dill, of Eat' Smithfield, Mt Mary, eldest daughter of J. eiek. us hallitiu hill, Suriey. At l'oblitrion church, lease foot, esi. of Clartoctoo, Jamaica, to Miss l'uot, of Demi strett, Soho. . . At Lynnuethn, 'tants, W. %11itteloncli. esq. of Salisbury, to Ann, only tli,c4hter of J. 11 cot, t-nn hanker, nt the fnroter place. At co n .l n .ci t ,.n, on th n sa t wow., and on 3ltnulay, at m. Andrei% 's church, 11.41.rn0n, William 1 limier, tau'. sun tii the Isle Sir W. I'Wuu•r , lu Caliteilue t dhria.iva, uuly ilengistes uf Pagau,esq. of 1 irk place, Edniutogh. The Ncr. J.•hn Claim titan., ite,petnal easier of Mcher, new Rich mood, Took, to Charante, (taught., ut 5. Wololollglat, ray. ur 1 hot won in Creeee. At Croplon, Mr. Ilebbett, for the hoo•e of Ilebbert and flnme, to Sarah, seioniti tiaughtsr of J. here, 11011. 01 1110 10110V1' sitar, At thsekney. the Itev. I ►tad;e, ol I%i:retch, to ilartivi, daughter Of the bah- IL latest, riq. iDitti. At Waltbsiostow. 'zed (M, T. Ilan, rig : late of Nottingham. I.ll•4heth, chiral thiagtoei of the ker. Th. .11Aeicutl. Itectot of St. A hoe'', 11 rat musses, a g ed Al aria, IMe .rite in smutk, esti. of Howl' ,iniutre. On Sunday %turning, :it her hoiox et Witab.edon,Oeitratle, Putman Sarre', is the 70tla p.m ut her age. Mee w.ut • Peeress in I,er uwii eight, and is silerCeli.ll by bee 0011, alr. lardiati (uOvf Lind Diteitsj, tor the county of to ~I. ;olio titer t. Cktkettiaelt, Mr. Joseph Benson, aged.tal. At Ilutliwitite larrsesCockshott. rsuu. kite. 77. Nartius, 1/11C of Mr. William of hlee k heath twit. At Peckham, the Ilea. Mows I Wilma, 41,4131 Al his boor, tirtiii fibialell stttct , bluoiiiSouty, Ur. ;put 73. J. K. Kinky, 'sq. of Clsplotro common, a; .al GU. Mr. Palmer, solicit..., of litektuaueiso, CONTRACTS FOR STRAW. C'untinis.tai iat D,pvrMontt. Treasury Clattabere,w)th Sept. 1819. SUCH Persons us are desit aas of Cond meting with Aril:rent C , ,,t In idmlliat Supplies, to ..f;ruitth far r afarite. _tient tat tat November nett, ant* Quantities of STR.III 7 for Pa'liiitscs, us may /runs time to sitar ee re. / o;eed tle Thera, 1.: tit the nadurateatiintett errnati,4l, We'y re rive Paetie,lare of the Ceatrode on applying. at Mil (Psis betracett the Hours f.f . E! , .vea Fine; to primly ettkihthatty GOLTTII y_ !/ t:1 the teepecti.e. Bus eawk ifuet I 1..h.r./.. (.acrnsey, asey, and Ahlerner, and ddiver (tnoektair thremn •• l'etolcr jiff Straw," unt..'l Treel:N• u ., •lai A. on Trmsday the 191/s of October. Proputwir are 1u1ri.r,,,,,•. - rjena[.•lylisp.each Canaly is Synth Uritaia. jar C. :elude if tia. Barracks in North Britain, and ateitfUr the whrde-uttlictee IN the threelehttals q'tineettsey,Jeesey. and ; bid .p. u.it Pea ie:1?, marts made oA or anw,r, iitJap, bat' I P.,. :i..l.lar,uh•l the l'ri cA :old() Ward: el 1. arl,; onr Lit ve to au.* 0- ije.m 13 . ; Pel,lli.: 1.:a..1.•;.• p; - 1,r!!! j;:hg.tvlth. 6044.1 ts'ii!‘ Pat IQ!,krivgji;d• ti..i ape pc:fih - hiance of the Contract. If tenders are een.l6y th..p..lf the pnrfai. - ..: loud be COUNTIES, Berke" Bice/mock, Chaster, Cornwall, Cumberland, :leron. Dorset, Durham, :Essex, Ittuns, of Man, 1$ of g, ot . L ancoter , Nti t im esex , Norfolk, Northampton, Notting• p m, Suttblk, Sonrset, Sorry, WaWarwick, ix Sixth Uf.t.:lll, 141 a. aul. of GueraLcy,Jel-sey, etuanii. LONDON: Printed ahtl l'uhhalted by the Proprietor. JOHN TWlGei, at the I►thce, 76, Fleet4+treett where all Lettere to the italvi, ac. (ruati•aul), mug be te.uti[eaaetl• konbon soarlicto. CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, Oct. 4. we heal a good supply of Wheat this morning from Esaex and Kent, which met re:tdy bale, and flue samples fully sup r erun last week ' s prices. Very fi.w fine samples of Foreign Rader were At market, but wluat bales were effected were at is. pet quarter dearer. Oars were short in the supply this mornitiA. and from is. to 2s. per quarter. In Beans, Peaa, and 0t1..!. articles there is no alteration. CORN EXCHANGE, Wr.M4FSDAV, Oct. 6. We have had but very few arrivals ef IVheat ranee Monda, consequently the samples at market were principally those per. over from that day's market, which met a ready• sale, and fulli supported our Irth prices. Foreign Bailey was rather more iu demand, and Is. per qr. higher. The supply of Oats fell short this morning, but sales were brisk at Monday's pnces. In Peas, Beans, and other articles, there is no alteration in price, CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Cc . r. M. We have had very few arrivals of fine Wheat since Wednes day. the demand for which was fully equal to the supply, and which supported our lw.t quotations. Foreign Barlyy aIS dull in sale, and prices nominal. Oats were plentiful, and about I. per (p. cheaper. In Beans, &c. there was very little ht.:d ues.; doing, and prices the same as our hit. CURRENT PRICUS OF CR.I. Pei 11 iachrstcrllensci•• NJ:WAY. I 6. s. 5t n 6;, 6) a 12 34 a •y 3 IN FOR TH of Eigbt Baal 1 wspasm Si a 68 61 a 72 34 a lE WEEK, SALIDA Y. S. S. b 4 a 66 63 a 7t 34 .1 bti Red Wheat . White ...... Rye Brink, or Buck IYlu•at ......: Barley .... Pale Malt 34 a 38 :r1 a 44 74 a 8J 22 a 25 24 u 28 34 a 37 37 a 48 SS a 44 5.2 a 58 44 a 53 314 a 191. 34 a 38 34 a 46 74 a 80 22 a 23 24 a 28 34 a 3/ 37 a 4t; 38 a 44 52 a sfi 44 a 54 S7l. a $9, . 34 a 38 93 a 45 74 a 80 t 2 a 24 24 a 27 31 a 57 a 34 • a 41 a 51 . i 11 at 43 371 at 39!. Feed Out, Brew otrrolanddehr Tick Beau - Old ditto New Pigeon (Imo Boiling Pease ... Grey Pease .... Rapew•e.liier Part Atnericau DiintAie Riga and 64nar Rua is and Vries laud ditto .... Rye . Barley 63 a 72 50 a 46 a 48 a %l 30 a 33 28 a MS 30 a 23 20 a 29 30 a Si 33 a 3.1 48 at 4t 42 a 46 48 a GO 89 a 72 SO LI S a 69 a 72 50 a 56 48 a 51 30 a 33 2r4 a 311 ¶2O a ¶2., 211 a 29 :Pi il 32 33 :1 35 4 8 a 5.1 42 a 46 46 a 60 48 a 5t 30 a 33 ts a 37 20 a Vi 2 6 a Y 9 30 a St 3:1 a 33 48 a 5S 42 a 40 48 a 80 FertrOais Bre% lick Iteroi Pigeon ditto . Boiling Pea.- Grey Pe:tbe per pr. AVERAGE. PRICE OF CORN, Per Quarter, of the Teel% e 11faritin,e Districti. of ENGLAND and WALES, for the Week endiug October 2d, extracted front Situ; d ay'o Wbeat...•67B Ad I Barley— 29; 0.1 I Remo. 484 441 Rye .... 43s 15 1 -Oats.... 2d 1 Pease 9,1 BROWN OR MUSCOVADO dUOAR. Avenge Price from the Returns made in the Week ending Wednegghte 1140. Us. 5111. per rwt. exclpivr of dotty. PLUCI: OF HOPS. New Ran, per cwt. New Raze per Kent . 41 let tll 31 15s I Sussex 01 0. to 01 Cs New Pockets, per ewt. Kent . I' 104 to 41 104 F. , sex . 01 0: to l' Os &sows tiklOs to 4 1 1 Its Farnham M 10, to, 01 •6s .1311111111:1,1) t I . FRID.:.V. OCT. t3.There was a good supply of beasts this morning at market, which was Frisk in sale, and cheaper. The show of Sheep wee also large, nad fully supported Monday's prices. Veal and Pork remain as per last, but very few sales etfocted.—The business in the. Hay-market ISM dull, at rather lower prices. Clover was cheaper, but dull in sale. Straw supported our last prices. Subjoined is a correct statement of die numbers and prices at market : t•. of NI KAT; exclusive of the Offal, winch eototiott • f lictrl, Fanned's, and Hole, and is worth,. about Id. pir stone of alb. WA/NDAY. FRIDAY. Beef 41 -2d to 5' 21 Beer 4s 0.1 to 5t 21 lottou 4. tid to 5. 61 %mom Ss OEI to 51 Cod Lamb 0; 0,1 to Os Od Lamb -Os .0d to Os Od Veal 54 4 1 to 6s 61 Veal 54 • 6.1 to 6; tk4 Pork S . : .21 to 64 0.1 Pork 5; (td to 6. Head of Cattle at NI e•. Head of Cattle at 3,1..rke1. Ber4t* . 2,400 Beasts . . . . . Sheep sad Lambs . 47,6 0 0 Sheen and Lands* 6,1 0 0 Pm* . . . 240 Pips Calves • . V6O Calves %AV-MARKET. - - - - 1d 5 0 to 16 0 0 - - - 23 In o to j 7 - - o to t 1 0 8 It.Lb OP I AL.L.OII, PRIMEOM FAT, per •t. or 81b. at).-sr, dtc. per 11416. Toni' Tallow 63, 64 O. Od Idiot% ltus.da —4 (id—, ( - d 11 hito ditto —s Od 00, I d Melted Stuff 00, Od 54s 03 Ditto Hough OM Od 34- 'id Greares . . . . £4ll 6tl Is Sd Good 'Dregs . . 9. Ott IVhitectinpel Market 3s -8.1 bt..tattire. alurtret 3,7 d U.4e Ararket . • 03 Oti Awerage-36. 70. Curd SAAR Yellow Suap Mottled . Price of CandleA, per (Weep, t;.i. per dozeu . 1.)29 . t 46• . 9tis 124. ta—Moulds, Ifs. 6d. 'ell for rest', 'RAW IIII)F.S. Best Heim and Steers, tier stone . 24 Sd to Ss 04 Middling Ordinary .I ltd to is Yd English lltts.e .. • 31nrlsrl CAP, each Shelirlini,s Polled .. Cs Od Si, 0• Oil Lambs OCT. 10. 3 , 36 Hay Cio;rer ‘tre*