The National Register. — London, England, 1820-05-15 00:00:00

Vodtdcript LONDON, MONDAY, MAY 13. Threc p. m. We haye received the Paris Pacers of Thursday la , t, but their contents are destitute of interest. slier Majesty time Queen of England was to leave Marcon on the sth instant, but her destination is merely a matter of surmise. Some of the Pampers say, that she will visit Paris, and others assert that her Majesty will proceed direct to Calais, where she will remain for some days. We have not heard of any preparations in this country indicative o the Queen's immediate return. This will depend upon circumstances and future arangements. Gravier, the incendiary, detected in a second plot to terrify the Duchess of Berri, who is far advanced in her pregnancy, has been transferred to La Force. It is said that there are several persons implicated with him in the conspiracy, some of whom have been arrested. The accounts from Spain continue satis factory. The Revolution goes on as well as the friends of the liberties of mankind can wish. The conduct of Mina continues mysterious; he seems 'to have formed some singular notions from which he will not depart. The French 5 per Cents. arc Wf. 85c. We on Saturday received Madras Gazettes to the 19th of January, containing advises from Calcutta to the 3d, and 'Bombay to . the 6th of that month. On the 26th of December the official account of the taaccess of the expedition against the pirates in the Persian Gulf was published at Bombay in u Gazelle .Extraordioary. It appears that on 3d of December the troops were landed two miles to the southward of Rand Khyma, the chief strong hold of the pirates. On the 4 th the light troops dislodged the enemy from an advanced post,and in the night effected a lodgment within 300 yards of the place. After many difficul ties and delays in getting up the siege artillery, and acme occasional fighting, so severe a fire was opened en the fort during the whole of the Bth, and on the morning of the 9th, that at eight o'clock that morn ing, when the breach was reported practicable, the place was evacuated, and our troops entered it with out resistance. The loss of the force employed in 'this siege was one officer and four privates killed; two officers and 49 wounded. PIURDI.ARV AND ARSON. —Ott Friday morning, about half past two O'clock (the Rev. Archdeacon Clatke he then in Chester), one of the two female servants then in his house at Coddingron, was alarmed by the dis •cearge of a pistol; she immediately got out of her bed, Ned proceeded to the room-door, but. on opening it, her l'a'ther progress was stopped by Immense volumes of ireitke, which proceeded Wein the staircase. She imine • elsemed her fellow-servant, and fortunately they fetli succeeded in effeetine their escape through the remit window. The lower part of the house was at this prfaxl entirely enveloped in flames, which were tolvane •ine, rapidly to the roof; and it is conjectured that :he reise beard by the woman, which she. thought like the report of fire arms, proceeded from a loaded blunder-- twos, hong up in one of the lower apartments, to which the file had gained access, and had discharged it. An warm was immediately given to the neighbouring villa ge's, who, with a en:amendable promptitude, hastened to the spot, and exerted their utmost endeavours in pre vent:rg :he further progress of the devouring element : ettme indit itlnals i iupelllcider, ran great personal risk in attempting to save the property of their highly re &petted pastor. Unforionately their endeavours availed Let litt:e: a few articles of furniture were rescued, tin remainder of the goods, a valuable library of d. rinity 1111:1 wi..r 11.111(1,11.5 literature, the writings of the ue•ily. Neil all the other inipoi taut documents ilepusi:Od • the I:priory, including the pariah register, ate totally destroyed. In the midst of this scene of destruction and deeeiation, the most melancholy reflection is, that it hits been the work of a vile iiicendia-y : the house was refitted ititiiiig the night: su.t it is conjectured, on nu Cightvuiiiins, that the ultentler or otieuriers set hie to to the, premises. to pieeer.t a rliscoseiy qt• the view, ree'.:less of the loss of life which might have resulted Cnia their diabolical act. The follotvitig par teotlars will enable our readers to form an opiiiiou ou ilea, *abject-0u Friday mooning, shout eight o'clock, five howls attar lite fire was• first discovered (Lcitidingion is natty eleven smiles from Chester), a titan called at the 'Rinse a person resident 111 Boughton, adjoining Chester, Barr }log 10 hue klUdi (mu brindles, and requesting perm *ohm to leave them there for a short time. He did not, however, again 41.ake his appearaner i and, on bring opened, they wet e foiled to contain a surplice, two gowns, a cassock, und wearier apparel, the properly of the Archdeacon, and whirl , had bet'u left at Coddington Rectory. The ;mace on the alert, and the mail was traced to a Anteing notate neat the Bars. He at fast made his escape tionmeit a window, but was put surd, ovei taken, and arfeet lodged in the Castle. On his exentination. thire Of the ichdeacon's shuts aid a black waistcoat weir. found MI his Lar k, Mhi hi, he ftal, he bad pm chased Item sit Ilieltinan. L. lus L1111:111 a poi ki tan old al was which rile man vas his own cieverty, alilearelt it had been for more than a emitury iu the • cledeacon'a tunny. A pocket -wog was diSta • other things initECin'lll to saaction his lull cu 11111 l ti n ut lei trial at the Autumn Assixes. man's mane is Mobs. The lady of'f. W. Claret', esq. of Clapham rise, of a son. In 'Whitehall )ard, the lady ut H,c Attorney liesorral, of a daughter. In Great Marllnorsolos A.ert, the lady of I Mayhew, HI a sou. At Worcester, dial lad) 1.1 %1..b1)11,1.i.1. of a .1•1414111 CI. In Itedrosil pl.ser, the I id) of W. tioAra ;I statnloier. At I.‘dgste hill, Mrs. Wlt. 01 a e.rt ; her trth htir, chill. At Cole ni ton, Leitestersliiir, 11. ‘k >Ole, rsi. of I. l , Per Berkeley 'siert, Vos toms aquae r, to Manila LUC), )1.11/Isl6l datIg1111:1' of the late Hey. !tarry l'asion. Al 'hickory. 11. noose, eq. of !tlontatur greet, ItsFseil tur,...e, to rra , .C l 'l. 1.111 ..1 lir.' I Ile ••t II 1011. At lillstlyt, 1.11 41111trr. the t'ee. 1. %,o 'lnsert, sou or the late E. `'.lll t, ,'a+ of I. ~,,, loos. to Cuisosor, tat d distietter of I'. Itieltaidson, rsq. ot . At litileh4m, to - ar I:Nenoutli, hotw.t Ponr,rtt, col. of the Ron. PAO India Company's corittiter col" to Clitaludh ,anu Pagel, eldest dav4lster of Dr. howl, ol ER1111.4101. 1,1•%0.3. Capt Oil I of the Royal scot., to Jane, yourgest &righter of he I4te I. Wi:le, coy. of notlore emittnAns. At Gdhnyhau, , rem. De Celbs, sodolk,l. Parker, es q. of Wood street, Clictio•iitr, to 14-ther, so-rosol ilast‘htro of n. shim, (wt. Al John, 4.1..:cr; P.,.1 of It. GO, •:suall, CPA. of konsidhay, le Elnoah..sh, si.soe'orr of W. Hadlord, eq. Al rare.... Esaerwn,esq. o. to Mitt Konen, of Cattvot At Stomach, ntS. Au :toio, wi.l4lte of M sa, Do V.ole, erg. At Carole*, J. Naeper, rag. fornierl) aorgeon at liaoseatearl. " ( ""c ratr .c . :. ,1 / 4 .• er road, Capt. C. LI. JCI we). N.N. aged 16. A: Jaitt.t..u.., to me :0 , 1 yea.' or Ilia age, E. lloortewono, esq. e oe of hi. 1.1.. i re ot the peace for lie roomy «f lirtal. Al r, ..when, Lrio..td, )..algal IRA 06 NS. lAtibitall, Of tie Or'I• so et. At his house, roam so spare, J. Deo4ool, tel. of Oaairtgloo Muttingharnaloire. At Chelsea, Capt. Ili., R.N.. and C.S. to Joke street, Blio•kt.iars ih.'30 , 1 1 year of hie age, Mr. M. Molar. , lie of the it..e. et r 4 •ne , al's 'Are, Co.toot.borats. At Lissom Wove Norte, i. Paunch, eaq. aged ea. RAW HIDLS. Rest /friers and Steers, per stone . .. 2s 6d to Cs 8.1 Middling .. Ordinary Eiegli,h Horse Os Od to Os Oil Market Calf, each Slieurlings, Polled . • , Down Lambs - ..... THE NATIONAL REGISTER. W Riet.inztoo 1 br lead lop airily beets w Ilse service of 11 respeetable kentlesisail of Clir , ..ter. and some time ugo Bunted Is uonine ' with a girl them lasing its the Arch desicou'r. sl•t sire, nt Cliddiuginu. Bring Wand in the Imipe there, at an imsensimisole hour at night, lie was hurtled oust ; the girl was sits ass ords discharged, and she now, we me told, pregnant by him. Her name is Es ther Crewe, ut ilerwke J•uses: also in custody. Lord Norbury recently visited the new post Ake, Dublin, and cotnplimelted some of the in mates upon the style of' their apartments. He was told that the situation would be comfortable enough were it not for the noise of a certain description of females," who made the most hiddeous uproar all night! To which his Lordship replied, " This is not tole wondered at, or prevented, as they are only waiting for the Males." AbAtt half-past Cur o'clock on Saturday morning, as some brick makers were going to work, they found, thrown into a ditch, close to the tit t-path adjoining the great public road, at Edward's Place, Kensington, the hotly of a female intimt, quite naked, with its throat cut across. They carried it the Beadle, who caused it to be brought to the parish poor-house, for a coroner's inquest. At. Curnarvon theatre, last week, one of the actors personating (irindoff, in the Miller and his Men, while in the act of throwing off his disguise, in which he wrestles, the pistol in his belt got entangled in some part of his clothing, and dis charged its wadding into his body, below his ribs: he fell instantly. Surgeon's were called in, and his wounds dressed ; the unfortunate man was in a state of great agony, but we are informed he is in a fair way of recovering. Mr. Harris intends opening the Dublin Theatre under his patent in October. He is at present making engagements, and with a good company of performers, cannot fail of having a profitable season. Thursday forenoon a child, of the name of Anne Cox, six years of age, daughter of a poor widow, being sent by her mother fur a jug of water, from a cistern in a stable-yard in the rear of the Flying Horse, in Grub-street, Chiswell-street, overbalanced herself, and fell in anti was drowned. The cistern was for the purpose of watering the horses; it was only four feet above the groun, and six feet of it were sunk in the ground, and it contained six feet of water. The child not returning, the mother went to the yard to see what kept her, and not seeing her, on looking into the cistern she took a • stick and stirred the water, and found the body of her child buried in the mud at bottom. The boar frosts last week and the cold bleak winds have done much injury to vegetation. The wall fruits and young currants and gooseberries have been much injured. As Mr. %% Mien' Taylor, of aufield, Hefts, was. sitting in a Cotter-room in the City, about ten o'clock on Tuesday night, the servant called him out, telling him that there was a gentleman at the door who wished to speak to him. Mr. Taylor went to the street dour, where he met a gentlemanly-looking man, who laid hold of hint by the hand and shook it, asking him in a friendly manner how he did. Immediately after one of his companions came up, and putting his hand over Mr. Taylor. s shoulder, pulled his pocket-book out of the side pocket of his co,t, containing two 20. and fire 51. Bank of England notes, and both ran away. Mr, Taylor gave in:into:l6cm of the robbety, and the number of the Notes, at Hamm Garden Police Office. It is suplx,sed that they had been previously in the Coffee-room, where they heard Mr. Taylor's 112 , 11 C mentioned, and saw what he was possessed of. Au inquisition was taken on Tuesday at the London Hospital, before 'John Esq Coroner, on the body of Elizabeth Richards, aged our wars, the.only child of a poor mal named Tuby Richards of No. 2. Aide's-buildings, Itosemarv•lane, whose death v,:4 call:NO by her rlothe taking fire during the temporary absence of her noutier. She was taken to the Hospital, where she died shortly afterwards. Ver• d iet—AccitlenNil I),•at h. r - Lon Don veartitts. CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY. MAT IS. We had a good supply of Wheat at market this morning. both of Foreign and English, having had several arrivals from abroad since this day week. There was but a d= for Wheat this morning, and only the finest guanines could last Manday's prices; the inferior descriptions uei.sg about Is. per qr. lower. The supply of Barley was small, but what sam ples appeared were very fine, and they went of f briskly at is. to 2a. per quarter dearer than this day week. Toe supply of Oats was not very large, but there was a good demand for that grain. and atlas were anted at an advance of Is. per qr. Beans and I'eas were brisk in sale. and fully support the penes of this day we,k. In other descriptions of grain there is no alteration. Per W inch :F.S OF GR. *ter Menials e MOl1D•Y. a. L 55 a 11 63 a 82 I 36 a 41 iv Font I Eignt BUsil WIC/Mk:SU. a. 9. 55 a 14 69 a St 36 a 41 E W vtttu•t;. P. 4. Si a 74 63 a 84 36 a 41 Red Wheat 1V hitt Rye Wank. or Buck Wheat Barley •• • • •• • Pale alt F red t tuts .true or Poland du New Tick Beans Old ditto New Pigeou ditto I:oiling Pease Grey Pease Rapeseed per last PORI:1(3N American Militate Riga and W istnar ltu,Atin and V ries land ditto Rye . Barley feed Oats Brew or Poland do Tick Beans Pigeon ditto . Builiug Pease (ire) Pease Linseed per qr. 34 a 40 Sit a 47 68 a 72 21 a 28 28 a 30 39 a 42 40 u 46 4S a 43 45 a 50 42 a 45 M. at 31I1t 34 a 40 35 a 46 643 a :2 21 a 27 26 a 29 39 a 43 40 a 41 42 a 46 45 a 51 42 a 46 301. a 381. 31 a 40 S 5 a 46 66 a 72 21 a 27 26 a 29 39 a 42 40 a 46 42 a 46 45 a 60 42 a 46 W. a 381. a 63 a 80 4d a 62 a 63 a 80 48 a 611 a 63 a 80 40 a 62 44 a 30 SS a 38 34 a 37 21 a sti 26 a 21Y 32 a 31 :43 Sti 40 a 44' 39 a 43 43 a 511 44 a 56 33 a 33 84 a 37 a 16 VI a 29 Li a 34 33 a 30 40 a 44 89 a 43 45 a 56 43 a 36 33 a 36 24 a 37 21 a V 6 26 a 29 31 a 34 33 a SO 40 a 44 39 a 43 45 a 36 AVERAGE Pltlf.E OF CORN, Per Ociarter, of the Twelve Mantiote Districts of ENOLAND and WALES, for the Week coding April the 29t4, extracted from Sato:dap Gazette. Wheat... 691 3d I Barley... ifs 7.1 I Beans 444 91 Rye .... 42s 3cl Oats.... 25; 0 , 1 Pease ... 4Ss 3d BROWN OR bIUSCOVADO SUGAR. Average Price from the Returns made in the Week ending Wednesday last, Pls. 3d. per cwt. duty. viticEs OF TAL,LOW, PRICE Or FA r, per scut Mb. Wltiterilapel Market 33 91 St. Jaines's Market 34 9.1 Clare Market . . 03 (Id SA/Al', ace. per I 1211). Town Tallow 66s 64 Os Od YuHow do...sia 65; Od..—g lid White ditto -6 Od fi ls Od Melted :Muir Ous Od 53s Od Ditto (tough 11th Od 94s Od Greaves . . . . 24s Od Good . . Us Od Curd Soap . . . 102 s Vello.t opal. . . t-61 Mottled . . . . 254 I Is. Od.—Moulds, 13s. Oe. ed for ready taulicy. 74 tii Average-3s. 9}•l. Price of Candles, per dozen, (id. per Iluteu sllur PRICE 01' LEA 1:11 Ea, Per l'ound. Butts, 50 to 05Ibs each l7d In WA Dres,,ing Hides . Fine Coach 11ide5...... ........... Crop Hides, 35 to 40Ibs, fur cutting Ditto, 46 to Wilts Cull Skins, NO to 4011 is 22d to 24d Ditto, 50 to 1010 s Ditto, 10 to ballbs Mooed Horse Hider Small Seals (Utte:Amid) Large ditto, per pound ... .... . l4d to lbd S.IIIIIIIIELD 111,41:k El. NIONDAY, MAY 15.—We had a very large supply of Beasts this morning at market, which did not, however. meet with a brisk demand, and sales were heavy at lower prices than last week. :Mutton was also plentiful. amid fully supported our la-t prices. Pork and Veal remain its per last. Lamb was a tride climper.—The business in the }lay-market was dull; Hay with difficulty supported its price. Clover and Straw were cheaper. Tnc I,,slowing is a corrtm ssaement in the prices am numbers at market ,NEAT, ex( 1.1,i‘ ,! 01 t;,e• eam.ists of Head, Lsotrad., anal Hide, 44.11 is ‘‘l , llll about Id. per ib: Nei since Alb. Moril)4l. ENIDA V. :lea 4s 60 to 58 2.1 1 Her( 4, 19(1 lo 5s 6I Miatot, 5, 40 1.. 6 20 I Mono,. 5. 0,1 to 6s 4(1 Lama) 1.6 40 to 7't 8 , 1 Lamb 6' 11,1 p. Ilk 00 1 - cal 3. 6.1 to 7, 21 I Vet..l 1,, 6,1 to U. 80 1'.,r1; 4.1 t.. 6: 104 Pork 5. 0,1 to 6. 4d 11,ead of 4:6111.1 at Markt-I. l,rnd c l im e at Mal.e.. . . 2,2411 L111110)4 . 14,20) ' and LotaNe 4,5 0 0 1' . . . 211) C ...r. • . . 19) (-Wyo. HAI -NIA It - t 1 Li 0 8 0 • b U ,* 16 19 - • • 10 .• •. • 1 r llay 4 111 4 11 Cr Jan* . . _ LONDON : Printed and Published by the Proprietor, JOll ! , 1 TW 11. G, at the Office, Fleet Street, where all Lettal, to the Edina, (port paid) must be addle:red 160 ~-- ....