The National Register. — London, England, 1819-01-24 00:00:00

Tuesday ►c'nnigh t, one of the convicts coniine,l i Gaul for passing bad money, contrived to make es,..tire during the absence cf the gaoler at Wisbeach Sessions, by pretending illmets, and having but ten ..weeks of sentence unexpired, he uas suffered to walk' in the garden fcr the benctit of thesis, and availed of the opportunity to make his escape about `6 n'e!ock in the evening. ' :niting man of respectable connexions, confidential • eleil to a merchant in Manchester, eloped on Monday miming with cash, notes, bills, etc. to the amount, a. Stated, of 10,0001. Ile was soon missed, followed to I.herprol, and aprehended. A statistisstl survey of Poland has been published at Warsaw. That kingdom, in its prJsent state, contains 2191 square miles (15 to a degree), 481 towns. '22.694. villa:m:4, and a p(rpulation of 732,:;t:4 souls, of which 212,944 are Jews. Orders have been received from their Royal High nesses the Duke and Duchess of Kent, to have the ss hole of the!r apartments in Kensington Palace pre pared fcr their reception, in the beginning of next month. The last two years lotve proved peculiarly fatal to Poyalty. W hin that period it has lust -four of its watt clistingnihhed and exalted females : first, our ever to.he-lamented Princess Charlotte of Wales—next her Maj..•sty, our late gnu:ions Queen—lately, the Queen of Junin—and now the interesting and amiable Queen of Wirtenthe.rg. Letters from Brussels, of the 15th instant state, that the preliminary proceedings in the elixir relative to the •rliti . :!rent individuals, accused of a conspiracy to place the scn of thtenaparte on the throne of France. have terminated. Two of them have been liberated ; others have sent before the Indictment Court.—Gazette _de France. _ _ The f01)0., ,, ing entry was on the books at Lloyd's on Wednesday :—" The Dandy, Captain Griffiths, from Liverpool, is condemned at Terceira as unirotrorthy." 'rite dandies appear to fare equally ill by sea and by laud ! The prosecution against Carlile, for publishing rainc's '• Age of Reason," is paid to he instituted at e.,c suit of the Society for tie Suppression of Vice. - '1 te person in question is Richard Carlile, of Fleet A French journal observes, that the eaLbage is a Fr , - vereign remedy for curing intoxication from wine, 2,-.ld that it Las even the power of preventing it ; fi,r we 6,re informed, that by eating a certain quantity of cat.- bilge before dinner, we may drink as much wine as we phase, w i (lon tex perie ag any inconvenience.—N. B. Tailors are remarkable for their ,r;olniety. A solemn service, in memory of our late Queen, was celebrated on the 21st ult., in the English Chapel at St. l'etersburgli. All the 1 nglislt tvere present at the ceremony, ir deep mourning. A mail from Flanders has arrived with news of the death of the Q,uzen of Wortonberg, sister to his Ma jeaty the Emperor Alexander, and formerly Duchess of Oldenburg. Yesterday being the first day of Hilary Term, the Judges, as inual, waited on the Lord Chancellor, at his house in 8...16 , rd Square, at eleven o'clock, from whence they From dtd in procession to Westinituter-hall. The Lord Chancellor did not join in the procession, as his Lordship is not sufficiently recovered from his late in disposition (an attack of the gout), as to enable him to walk through the hall. The following is an accurate account of the lite charges in the Police of the metropolis Conant, from Worship Street, succeeds the late Mr. Burrows, at Marlborough Street ; Mr. Ito, ,, ers, from Lambeth Street, succeeds .Mr. I each, at Hatton Garden; and Mr. sergeant Seßon, from Union Hall, succeeds Mr. Turton at Hatton Gard.-n. The new Magistrates are, Swnhey, at Worship Street ; Mr. Rawlinson, at Lambeth Street ; andMr.Baugh Allen, at Union Hall.. A mail - rout Flannters has orrivol with news of the death of the Queen of NVirtcroberg, sis t er t o hi s 11a jcsty the Emperor Alexander, and tiametly Duchess of la•t, Hrs. Lees, w lio resided io the N ur se r y firennils, Suiry Road, relit from hi i lioti,e to purch d oke some article. at a chop in Illackfriars amid, and left her child, Ellie Leer, afit I shoot ten yews of :lee, alone in the how., , • whorl anteater her absence ttr a i 2 i:hominoid was %damn d by the cry of "tirP."auti the d er of U rb. Lees was fruiting out stl her moullei'v house enveloped in tleines; reighhuurs tendered evely owe in their power t,. .•s4 the fire, end afierwstils • arried hi r It, Gay's lifts pitai, win to she ea iced injury she received was tom exteovive *evert. to 1011 lit iit drio•l iption. While some 01 the ts•telih• ors carthA the child to the flospioil,misittii we., to lock for the mother; at the mid of 111 ickfrisrs Road they met several watchmen cm r.ine • vionom 414, 4 one 'tithe iieli•litt r• e schitmant, " Good God. it is Mrs. end upon e svutinhaz lite prison ..tett %eV• the etar.ortlPtar . ext. MI.. Ap,wllo. was et n*.in L 11, , t• , w ! ien It• Ito v, with liitle Ills,d..tice, r,.d W.- Ittioant , y, rode 1 - . 0 1 rtllnp op 'brat t et, h a bootie k ked do.. al awl timi.s i dt• .4:ton I.wv, and hr rt.t!e on a. it 11.1111 int 1 0 , 1 1 1111 rrl i.ftet to tottp. Th watch:Art., . ,•• 10 Cl/11V v Mrs Ley• In a. , it .• piii4l, eat 0.1.er In c • truo.e, when a at...1:e0n...H....A is, Mho 17.777 ~,e. 7 , ,v A• II,: 4 1 0• a., it , eat ply Cb thee s.l her r. • 81 • 11, H i• van —4l lay rxlri~rd. A 4 1 , . , 11 a. ttpl ti. thr Jua y —ActiLlentiAlly blunt is OFFICE OF OUIVANCE, Jens. K, IAI9. THE Principal Officers of His Algje.vols Ordnance do herby give notice, that irreporals rr. , . , iord et tlirir offire in M(IP. nn or before Trrdrici.daglyr rt. !be Y7ll , festal, from sorb Person , or may hr v Siimilyof I 111 0.119.NG Elf r UT IC LES for srr;4ee tais Departtnent,for a Perbul of Atte Years, de. tereninoWe offer the espitation of the first yeti'', at the option of :Mee party. Patterns of the articles may be received upon application at the Princiril Storekeeper's Of in the Totter. Farther Poetic-tikes. together w;th the Terns and Cane; ). Me Combat-I, mail be known at the Vecretarp's gelee, in Nat oftwesoitt, any Stay between the hours of ten and four o'cloth, tehnee the proposal. osn.:t hr sh Piz reed seated up and endorsed " Propo sals for Irontoonge , y Articles," bat no Proposal eon be iansitted after the said 4511 , Instant. at it o'clork at noon of the saute day, neither isitiony Tender be noticed unless the Party making it, or an :agent in hif &hay - shall attend. By order of the Board. li. CRE.I3 ,- , Secretary. on-ter OP ORDNA2VCE..Ian.g. Igl9. THE Pthrei pal Offieers of His Majesty's Ordnance do heerhy r• Noocr, th rt Prop'sals rill te received at their Of/ire in Pall Moll, on or brpre Mon lay. the 25th of January rs-.rt from such Persons as may he millinfi to undertake the Supply ti TRUMPETS and BUGLES. infludiug LINLS and TASSELS. for sr' ice of this Department ,fora period of three years, doter-- minable after the expiration of the frmt year, wpon notice' of three months, at the option of either party. Patterns of the Articles may be tinned 'pant application at the i,cipal Storekee'per's Of f ice in the 7•ower. forther Partienlars, together with the terms and conditions of the contra, t, may be known at the Secretary's Wee, Pall Mall, afore • any day between the hours of ten and four, o'clock, :there Pro posals must b• deliared, s•alea up and endorsed " Proposals for Trunspets and Raglei." but no Prororti ran be odwitted of/er the saidl3th ofJaa. vt I b o'clock at nor' of the seine day, neither • any tender b notiend oaks; the Party making it, or en Agent in his attend. By Order of the Board, 11. 11. t'll.l2lr, Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE. Jan. 16th, Isll. THE Principal Wicers of His 3fajcsly's Ortlnancc d- 4ere'•yp give No:ke, that Prap.nals will be received at their gffies it Pull Mall. on or beirre Friday, the rith day of Jassiney next. f ro m such peewits as mien be willing- to undertake the supply if air STRA far test:lee of the Royal Astittery Hospital. at tiruulsrich, for a period Si). .11idiths. Farther Psirti •ulars, together with the terns and • onsiitione fit Mc nude:wt. may he known of Me Secretary's Office in Pelt Mall aforesaid, hettecets the hours ofh n and par o'clock, where proposal, waist b• deli:ered seated up and endorsed '• Proposals fin Straw," b: •t no proposal ran lie ad-nitted after e'er said -291 A Instant, al h e. lre o'ela•k at neon if the same day, neither will any tender Pe *diced unless th4Party snaking it, or an agent in his helia4fehall attend. By Order of the Lard, R. 11. tat SW, Secretary. Just Published, Price to. Second Edition. DOUBTS upon the RE ASON I NG of Dn. I'ALEY, Relative to. and Observations on. the CRIMINAL LAW. BY G. AnnowsmiTti, Priam! for Sherwood & to. Paternoster Row, and It. Pliny, :mar Temple Lane. LONDON MARKETS. conN-uxotANr;e. moNDAT. JAN. J 44. Th,rl wbs a son!! stipirlitsidriiinin es:aeral this morning (riais: , to the heavy gales of wind experienced for savi.ral days past t ; tiii; Wheat was very dull in sale, at last Monday's prices.—Fitie Eno I, Barley maintained its prices, but thy.? is very iittle demand fur tt ‘a Foreign samples ;—(leans declined full 2s. per quarter.—The Ri t trade was brisk, for fine samples, at last week's Boling l'e a heavy bale, and rather lower—Rye and Grey l'ev.e with very little variation—ln Rapeseed and Linseed but li!driluiag. PIIDAT. JAL 4?. Our market has hem moderately supplied with Grain Gen era / since ; from Suftir k, Lowcrer. there aas a tolerable supply this mot ning, both of W haat and Mirky. which went off heat The Oat trade dull, but without' variation in price. In oilier articles we have ne alteration to notice. 1. S. S. S. s. s. Wheat 6B a;0 White Pcsg-56 a6O I Poland pats _a 35 Vine ditto. 72 a 74 Grey Pete 64 a7O Pntatoe astfo 34 a !to Rye 6O a 54 I !haul 153 a 68 incr Flou r Gn a 6% Fine Barley 48 a 6$ I Ticks 5O a 64 Second ditto 55 :. •0 Nish 73 a 88 i °Mr 2B •30 nape Sem'. 42i. 411. PRICE OP BREAD. 1 he highest price of the beet Whoeten Breed throughout Ow tropuli•. ut stat , Nl by the Bakers to be 1114. the qttarterti Leaf Bu.no 113;tmrs sal :he 42 . 1Artern I.o3lfrom LI. to 2d. lower. A )liltA(;E PRICES OP CORN PER QUARTKR, ENOLANa ANII WALES FOR Tits: JAW. 16. Whc it. ' Rye I Iku-ley I a I l os Beans Pea G :4) 0 63 11 33 9 It) 9 Palf!si: THE NA TIONAL REGISTER. ANNlvrassnY or Louts XVI.—On Thursday, being the anniversary of the martyrdom of Louis XVI. a high mass and soleam dirge wsn-e celebrated at the French chapel in King-street, Portman-scpure. - I he whole of the interior et the sacred edifice was hung with black, as also the altar and pulpit. The French Ambassador, attended by his suite, was present. In the gallery we observed several of the foreign and Engiith nobility. The body of the chapel was lilted with Frenth and English Catholics; whose tears testified their respect fire the martyred monarch. The priest who officiated read, at the conclusion of the ceremony, the affecting will of Louis XVI. • TILE I.OI'ITRY. AIT, IN ONE DAY !—AL STEALING MONEY !—NO FIXED PitILES !—ONLY 6,000 TICKETS, with £41),0 no money in 2 Prizes of £2tVno £4,000 Money in 2 Prizes of £2.0 4 ' . 0 k 2.000 Money in 2 Prizes of £l,OOO £14,000 Mwey in .. Prizes of ...1500 £lOO, .1:33, £2O, &C. Tickets cad Shares are on Sale at all the Lottery Offices in London, and by the Agents throughout tbt ('ountry. AU will be Drawn TUESDAY. 9th Feb. FRAUD PREVENTED. To counteract the many attempts that aro ',laity made to impose on the wawa:7 a spurious compositieninsten4 of the Genuine °lacking prepared by Day and Martin ,theyareindue ad to itiopta new Label iikwhieb their add ress 97, HIGH HOLBORN, placedsoeonspieuously, that they trust an attention to this, aDS we differenceof thetype, which is unlikeall I , ter-press, wilt halde pureltuers at once to detect the imposition. ri:c Real Japzn SLACKING, made by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Ifnlbeira, will in f i uture be sold n Betticfat id. is. and ts.6d.eaca, ahu a coo, ofthe Label lei 'run all Venders DAY ♦ND MARTIN, 9; HIGH HOLBORN. BURGESS'S ESSENCE ON ANCHOVIES. wAßEmouss, 107. {TRAM con sEn OF T 1415 SAVOY TtP3i LoNnow. JOHN BURGESS AND SUN being apprised of the num :emu endeavours made by many revolts to impose a spuri ous it; title for their wake, feel it incumbent on theta to request the men t ion Of the public-, in purchasing what they conceit e to he the e•sigittel, to observe the name arid ' acidities corietriontls wit: , the there ;—the general appeal .utee of the ipurion; tlescrtptiens will de • uriguareled, and for their detection, .1. B. and Sons submit Cautions; some are in appearance at fi.s. sigitt • the rto •; but vi.titiut any came or address—wane • Burgess's Essence o Afcheviee—others • Burghs.' and many more without address:— .MHN autico.:ss is,tl SOK having bun mug feasts honoured with suc h di b tin 4 tie l lied kiproblicloll. feel every senti.nent of respell towards the public, and taint:l4ly belie t theta to inspect the labels' previous to port's.:ing what they conrvivc tr be of their mate. which tin* hl* will prevent many Ilimapl4.int:nolfai.—W it Eli 00 Ft 107, 111 KAN D, CORNEK of the SAVOY STEPS, LONDON HAY AND MAW min I.OAII. i. s. d. f. Ave. *. fl. ( tiny ....... 0 0a fl 0 n 6 10 FIELD 1111 0 w$ 10 0_ 7 0 9 draw 2 14 0 a 3 0 0 2 17 0 11 . . y 6 10 0a r; . 1 0 7 9 0 r JAMES'S irlover 74 a 0 t•ttaw 2 13 tt a 7 3 0 12 0 (Flay 7 0 1a Is 10 fl —71 f W.IITEMATILE Clovvr 80 0 a 41 0 —• 10 0 (Straw 2 it • r 2 1G O _ L 14 • JAN. CA The fl:tiisg out two ships for a voyage of discury to the North West, which are to coil early in the e:k, suing spring, under the command,of Lieut. Parry, in, stead of Caioain Ross, is said to bi determined up uu. The following year another attempt will be made to sail to the North l'ule direct. As the Turncock was bulling a plug out of a plug hole on Wei. nesday afternoon, in Blackniore Street, Clare .Market. a large• ee ; gushed through, which weighed nearly six pounds. u .On the sth iiitar.t, a gentleman it: Ireland received a letter a friend of his. resitting at a distaace from him, of OM inriei. 1,, A half carrier pigeon. It is supposed the bird was nut more titan iJa.. hours on the wing. Duct..—lt will he within the recollection of our readers, t!: 7e . gentleman of the name of Stoeben was held to bail about two months ago, in consequence of meeting with a Lieutenant l'ryer on a distil,. at play. Letters have been received in town from Canihray, that the parties left there on the 12th instant, to settle their accompanied by their seconds, and Mr. Stoeken was wounded In tlc chest, and died the next day. BIRTHS. I n cio n r e ster Place, Lady William Fitzroy, of a daughter.—ln Stratford flat:, Lady Pringle, of a daughter. At MIMED. Mr. J. Mathews. of Tnntlaragire and Lisnaregue. Ireland, to Miss Buck. daughter of Alr% Huck 44' Itichntontl.—ltob. Harvey, F. 3%. eldest son *f Sir R. 11. Harvey, !tart. of Langley Park, Buck's, t o J, T ,,n att Jane, only daughter of the late John !.angler of !latch Court, Sainenirtshire.—lt. Pbteroun, Esq. of Woburn Place, Russell Square, to Caroline Frances, dativ,hter of the Lte Rob. Carley, F.ott. of Wautlsworth footmen.—Mr. E. Chester, soli citor of the Inner Temple, to Sutinr,ii, only daughter of John Iticitardsou, Esq. of Clarence Place, Pentonville.—Capt. J. It. Hot. ton. of the 11th Light Dragoons, to Fanny, youn,tzcst daughter of John bannister, Esq. of Gower Street, Bedford Square. ------- 111E11. At Marseilles, J. W. Wheeb;rifnwin, Esq. of Wootton Park, Stafliirdshire.—At Sea6,ld, Mrs. :lizabetlt Lett, In the lOoth yo u of her one. Out of SC, children and gramichildrea, the iloccavtd was present at the birth of in. In her .59111 year she WAS delivered of her yotingvst child. Charles I.ctt, Esq. The birth of A child at 'uch an nacanced period of life perhaps never before occurred in die rrit• ed Kin; dour.—At Hinton St. George, in his 63d year, Earl Paolo. The Noble Lord. the preceding evening, bad directed the horves be pat to the post chariot early in the neat day. At five o'clock in the morning the Countess was alarmed by the sudden indisposition of the La::; he was seined with an apoplectic lit, and never spoke ivterwards. Din Lordship lingered until II at night. when he ex pired.—At Clindleigh. in Devonshire. Nlargard, wife of B. Le Mr, sillier. Esq : late of Ilackney.—lll Abingdon Street, aged 85, Meg. W r : F il t , widow of die :ate tharhis Wright, E3l. of the Admiraltr. —Aged 73, Elizabeth, widow of the late Mr. James Trimmer. of Botuiph I.sne.—At Weymouth, Dorsetaltire, Mrs. Butch er , relict of Mr. Wm. Buxlier, of Wileat, ‘Viltv. and only daughter of W. I'o., Esq. of Portman Street, Pomona Squire, surviving her only 11 mouths. OF MCAT AN. e. NF.WiI %TT: t. nentia ra Beef--- 3 5 Sthier Mutton-4 ba 6 4 A:•aety.:Jxlut.... Vcal 0 A 7 4) I S'll2,:p 33311 Part: 3 0a 6 4 Calve► ISu o Y a 0 0 NO : AND LY.A.DENRAI 1. Carcuse s. d. xed. Devi 3 t a s X I bitten II 11 t 1 1. 4 . 1 n 1 6 4 ; Pork 4 a 6 6 Lents...AO'. o AVERAGE PRICE. OF SUGAR, . _ - ---• I 'muputed from tht: Returns 'wade in thevicek entling.fan. 25. is AOs 9d. pc: cwt. exclusive of thc I),n, of Omni'. paid or payable heron on Ibipottation thereof into [;rear LI Cigillll-( I . Is Goa tic. MUCK ON STOCKS Bank Stack.. 3 per Cent. Reduced ri S pm tem. Cirti..k. 7sl 4 per ter:. a per tem. Nary 107 i JuAia Stock .I)itto Bonds (. per Cent.) 87 tipr Exeequtt Pills; ed. per Day l9 to pr CONAIIIF for l7l 79 7sk 1.4,n0br tn t ie.. , ..... 1& 2n --- - - Lo N now :--Printed and rt,LliNhed by by 1119 . FLEXT-STIIKET. betNetil •tre 3' . Chum' um 4 Ye ttet Lose, ar.e, r.L.rritd t:. • (1.61441 y by. 411 , A00Pauxa booLtmAr., ot of