The National Register.
London, England, 1815-05-07 00:00:00

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to atop the horses,sthe wheel went ever her head. Nothing is -
esawn soneereing het, except that she wao going to Lowestoft.
Oat two o'clock puSaturdaTittorning a file broke out among
some •lionaes situated between St. Jamet's-street, Pertsea, and Mill-
Than,iehich raged with considerable fury, and deetroyed eighteetie-
meats. An immense pile of amber contiguette, belonging to Messrs.
Illottley and Ellie, euught fire in three places, but by great exertions
ass prevented -spreading, atherwiee a greet part of Pottle:. would
aa. been endangered. As the ire was first discovered in an !min-
labited tenement, there are serene reireene to believe it has been wile
e,ee done, in order liedeetroy an engine house latelyereeted for the
pote of faeiliratirie the sawing of timber. No lives were lost.—
ehe Gasette of Saturday night colitaiea a proper.. of pardon to any
bat uk principal, who shall discover the persons who set fire to the
remises. A iewerd of 3001. is also offered (exeeset as before ex-
cepted), on the apprehension and conviction of the offenders, or any
of them.
DREADFUL STORM.—One of the nhset alarming storms that ever
visited this countfy took place on Tuesday last at Addington, near
Croydon. About four u clock a threatening cloud appeared over
tee place, and soon descended in a water-spout, allich of erwhelined ,
a house and barn, tore away the garden wall of the Archbishop of
Canterbury, who resiJes on the spot, carried away several cows and
rigs, some of which were drowned, removed tin tomb-stones front
the (.111111.10.1nd, and threatened the lives of several 'seism's. This
,kloge, act empanied by alinteler and lightning, continued for np-
uaids of two hours, and then _happily subsithd, but has left a la-
'rentable swamp in the neighbourhood. A woman, who had chine
wit:i a t Itild to the top of a Hooting waggon, was nearly drowned
at the moment when the waters been to subside. Thirteen horses
in a stable, which were immersed to their heads, were e..ved at the
same moment.
Uu ..:aturvlay sennight, as some workmen were pulling down a
house in Levier Broarestreet, Plymouth, •sliev discovered the re-
mains of the corpse of an infant, in a completely decayed state, te-
ereted between the tlaor and ceiling of the first and secomiStories.
Them is every reason to suppose that it must have been destroyed
by its inhuman paten!, and placed in this situation for .the purpose
of eonee,lintait. It must have been deposited a considerable time
since, as all•that remained tit it were the Anil and-principal hones;
but flom the size of thrse, and from the circnmitance of its having
had a shirt on, it is believed to have been a living birth. A woman
who iodged hi the apartment about four years and a half since is
suspected; she underwent an examination before Mr. Justice Wool-
combe; when strong circumstantial "evidence was adduced to impli-
cate her, and she wasvonimitted for re.examiesation.
The number of lives lost by the recent calamity at the Royal Ex-
change, upon occasion of the whipping of the brutal master sweep.
in Dublin, teas ten ; the number already re certained to be disabled.'
iefourteen; and their wives and children, to the number of 69, are
thus deprived of their usual support.
Oh Wednesday night John Evans, a sailor, attempted in Cannon's
narsiffield, Itrisiol, to inerder -woman, to whom lie bad paid his
addresses; bat her cries planned the watchman before the villain
could ,perpetrate his pupa*. Ile unfortunately made his escape,
and she Ism taken• .to tile infirmary, haying received some severe
cuts it. !tor haeds.arid throat, but is 1...k,e1y to recoveg.—(Bath He-
rald, .!;(ty 5. )
Theie have been some alarming attempts at riot at Glasgow.
On Wetnesday last, after the rising of the Circuit Court, as the
procession passed Bridgegate, a cry of'' No Corn Rill," was raised
mot), arid stone stones were thrown, one of whieli strut k Lord
4. Same of the ringleaders have siace been taken into
natalv,
Oa Monday se'night, in the evening, a %hocking murder wan corn-
toiled en the body of Mrs. Hampsoe, in the absence of her Iree
1)4101, keeper of Saiterbruok toll bar, about V 5 miles bout Suteiheid,
On the Amehester-roadae-The bode was discovered by a gentlemau
luliviee at the bar, Who immediately rode off to give Vie alarm
Tile wirier, it appears, had been perpetrated with a tuck Ebert. and
the poop woman, ne doubt, had made great resistance, as the walls,
as (backit parts of the house were coloured with blood. The house
v''•" Plundered. wed n man has been apprehended on suspicion, but
eotlengaproved egeinst him.
„OH Thursday evenine, about nine &lock, a woman, named
kl."'eleeite to no artillery driver, whilst in the act of dipping a pail
el water from the Cabal, near the island, in Exeter, fell in and was
dr""ed ; the (duly was nut hood moil 12, by which time it haul
floated to Criekleilt mills, a distance of a qua' ter of a mite, where
it was stopped by the tenders,
t A melancholy accident lately happened at Bens lime*orka, in
tae ueighbourbood of Clantruck. When the Men had commenced

,geir hibmirin the monolog, a limp of earth tell, which killed one
*tan on tfe spot, broke both the legs of another, and slightly hurt
a third. What is remaikable in this ease is, that one of them is
brother to the man who was oolortnnately killed at the same work,
about ten weeksTefore, by an accident of the same kind.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.— On Monday, shout three o'clock, 11 matt
sf the name of Freemen, carter to -Mr. blanihall, of Bromley. im
Kent, met with almost instantaneous death in the following nuns.
Der:—He was driving tour horses in a wAggon heavily laden, and
seeing something in the load misplaced, lie made an attempt,Jo
clime up tho corner of the waggon to adjust it. The attempt,
however, was unfortnnatury attended with bath! circumstances, tot
the second step he made his foot slipt, and he fell wider the legs of
the hinder bor-e, the fore wheel %relit ober his head, nod the hinder
one over his body. •He was taken alt And put into a cart, but every
symptom of life had escaped. A coroner's jury ant on the body ois
! I Tuesday, and brought in a verdict 'of Ace/dralal DNA The Poor
man bits left a wife and Inge family to lament his entituel) eta.

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AT I'ERRY'S SUCCESSFUL OFFICE,
7%0. 1. HOLBORN BARS,
Tickets aryl Shares are now tin Sulr for ANOTHER GOLDEN
LO I TERY,
To be Drawn in OSP DAY, NEXT SATURDAY.
The Scheme c,iiitains a ;10,001. Prize, and p(io more Guineas, to
be paid in Gold, without . fly dedoetion, es soon as drawn, &c. &c.
On'y :0)0 Tickets.
PERRY had the pleasure of dividing among his Friends in the
LATE MAY LOTTLPY.
- Nu. 8,585 - A Prize of 20,0,001.
9,400 - bow.

Ili 20 Shares ;
Also the last 1,0001. the last 5,0001. and only 20,0001. ever sold, &c.

AM) [HER PRIZE OF ./So,o)o!
3.()U) MORE GUINEAS!

Only Five 17tonvind Tickrt m.
HA 7 RD, BUR NE, and Co. Stock Brokers, respectfUlly inform
the Pubic, that Tickets and Shares for the ensuing STATE LOTTERY
are HOW on Sale at their Office, N 0.93, ROYAL EXCHANGE, Landon.
hi this Lottery of ONLY 5,(X)0 Tickets, there is One Prize of 30,0001.
One of Two Thousand Guineas, and Two of Five Hundred each.
The whole will be drawn on the 13th of MAY, and the Prizes enti-
tled to GOLD will be Paid at their Office, in GUINEAS as soon as
drawn.

J. SIVEWRIGHT is happy to state, he sold in the Lottery just con-
cluded, N 0.12,416, a Prize of 1000 uiness, the first ever paid wholly
in Gold. Also, No. 3440, 5001. and 1801, 2001. in 64 Shares. This
is a continuation of his usual great success, and an earnest of his having
the additional good fortune of distributing among hii Friends the Public
the Prizes of 30,0001. and 3000 Guineas, all to !midterm 13th of May,
for which an early Purchsse is requested at
57, Cornhill, 11, Holbert+,
.58, Haymarket, i 141, (Word-Street.
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WHO WILL SELL THE NEX C?
PIDDING and Co. No. 1, Corabill,--confidently anticipate it will
now he their TURN to sell the 30,000/. Prise in the LITTLE LOT.
VERY of 5,000 Tickets, which will be draws In One Day, 13th of Nays
which contains Ain& &prior of-TWO THOUSAND GUINE4 Inside
Two of FIVE HUNDRED GUINEAS, &a. kis. In the Lottery jam
tiuished, No. 4,818, a Prize ut 2001. was !laid bey Prnptwo and Co. in
addition to the 15 other Capital Prices of 20,0001. 4,0001.2,0001.1,0001.
which have lately been shared and paid at their Office, No. 1,
Comilla; - --
ENGLISH AND FRENCH.

PATENT SELF ADJUSTING J 4 PANNED TRUSSES.
These instrumerts are upon an entire new principle; the springs
are so constructed as to admit of increase or decrease in size and
force; will answer for right or left side, without any straps or con.
finemeru to the body, and not liable to rust.
SALMON, OD'ir, and Co. No. 292, Strand, have obtained a
Patent from the French Government for their highly approved
'Trusses; also the approbation of all the most eminent Surgeons and
Public Hospitals in Paris. and confidently recommend a trial to all
those who prefer purfect ease and security to the galling applica-
tion of the common Truss. '

The Patentees have the honour to supply his Majesty's Royal
Navy, the Transport Board, the Naval Hospitals and Dock Yards,
the Orcial:re, the Marine kfirmary, the lion. East India Com-
pany, the City of Lentl,,ti Truss Society, &r.
Person,' residing in the cumin y, sending the circumference of the
frocly,,in inches, just above the hips, may depend upot being accu-
rately fitted.
N.B. Beware of pretentions, as none are self-adjust but the above

Jost Published, Prire 2s.
ADVICE to the NEAVOLTS and DEBIT ITATED of both Sexes,
• containing a Series of useful and interesting information on Suljects of
Importance to 'Married People, or those on the Eve:of Marriage. bur
whose Infirmities arc eta Insurmountable liar to Connubial Happiness.
To which is added the most effectual Meoliod of relieving a Variety of
Complaints, founded on long and ample Espetieoce. By M. VENEL,
M. D. Dillt-Frofessor of Botirn v at tha University of Lapel); Ph)sician
to the Royal Household at 23 rlin, &e. &c. 'London: Published by
tl;e Author, and may be read of all Booksellers.

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CORII-EXCHANGI, MONDAY) MAY 1.
Although we had no fresh supply of Who.ot this morning, the trade
was ezeeedipgly heavy, and only that sat fine quality could be disposed
of, and fur which last Monday's prices were obtained ; all other de•
scriptiosts are nearly unsaleable, and prices nominal. Very little Bar-
ley appeared to-day, fine samples support the price of this day week.
Beans and Oars are dull sale at a decline of from Is. to ts. per qr.
White Peas are 2.. per qr. dearer. In other articles there is little or no
alteration.

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R•laad Oats WO a 96
Potatoefditto QS- n 30
Floe Flour 6, a ES
liecoad do. a Ga
Rape Seed 1:43 146

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White Pease 56 a 60
Gr. Pease SI a So
Beans Si a 86
Ticks
Oats
FRIDAY, M•Y 5.
Since Monday there have been but few arrivals of any load of
Grain constways, but several foreigners with Oats.- On Wudiiesday
Oats were a trifle dearer; other articles as before: but this day the
trade was dull for every thing. and as the samplcs in hand were
mostly of middling description, Monday's prices could hardly be ob.
kilned, but the difference is so trifling that we refer you to that state.
Runt for our present currency.
PRI— ' W The Price

mAimits.

Wheat ..
Fine Mao ..

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4 • 64
41 a 7g
30 a 36
116 a Si
60 a 66

Rye _ _
8.11 fey
Malt

:CE OF BREAD , ZUK.— _ •f bread was or-
dered (agreeably to the Act) to be continued at hid. the Quar-
tern Loat Wheaten.

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S. 4. 4. 4. Naas• or earns •, II Carcase s. d. S. d.
Sal 4 • 4 4 rulTurum, Beef 8 4 a 4 F.
ft.... 4 44 di 4 Bouts.about.••. 414 fl 4M14146 3 82 4 4
4 0a 0 0 Sb p& Ludo.. 15460 Vent 4 0a b 4
lb 0a al 4 Calves l3O Illrk 8 0 a s 4
..0 4a 8 4 rigs BOO Limb .... b 8a 8 il

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TIONAL REGISTER.
11 " LONDON

AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN; PER QUARTIR.
na sus waits um. AMMO_
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Ragland e Wake. Seatland. Ragland & Wales. liscollasil
pi s. di. s. 4. s. 4. s. d.
Meal ........ to a .... SO lii Soma
Rye OOO ST if •••• SO op Fiume
0 Sado SI 0 .... 23 11 Oatamai
plats
.. CURRENT PRICES OP SUGAR.
bent to fllllla to fives le
a. S. ' 5. 5.
44104111111• .SI 49. anise Meat. 1111..1011 laps brews —.DS —lB4
:Mr E.)* rApesklit.Vir. Si.. M Are 169 .148
sn, ..t an Inninearit Dam. SO.. so Sing.lea.brows 131 .. Ho
• ail 11111="'" rt. 104....... bett 1441 ..445,
....-. .. IS %sew Isaver 140 ..f i.
LORA.. 011. VI 0111111114 tip B4 6$ Ilantbro' d0....141 ..160
.. ••Sist .... 119..105 . . faces 91..1e0 Molasses i 3 34
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t PRICE OF %MEAT, FRIDAY, MAY 5.