The National Register.
London, England, 1821-10-15 00:00:00

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LONDON, MONDAY, OCT. 15.
Three o'cloc,

~ p.m.

TIIE KING.
Despatches were received from Lord Castlereagh
on Friday, announcing the arrival of his Majesty,
in high health and spiri.s, at Hanover. He entered
the city at nine o'clock at night, on lest Monday.
The streets were illuminated, the military drawn
out on duty, the guns fired, the bells rang, and the
population flocking from ad sides towards the bfir-
ivr through whirl his Majesty entered. Notwith-
szanding the distance from Brussels to Hanover,
and the rapidity with which the King travels, his
h al h had not in the least sufKr al beyond the ordi-
n ,y fatigue consequent upon the movement and
co tinement of a carriage; and even of this his Ma-
j sty had let's appearance than most of those who
e,) pried his suite. The receptions, however, were
rather private, and the addresses and formal con-
gratulations of the authorities, and other public
I) vjies, 'were postponed to the following and future
days.

Yellow Fever.—The folowing notice was posted
on Saturday on the board at Lloyd's :
The Swedish and Norwegian Consulate,

London, WA Oet. 18V,
11,—The ]loyal Board of Trade at Stockholm, having re •
c...•:ve1l official intOrmation that the yellow Ever has broken out at
Birceloria, in Spain, and that a disease of a pestilential nature
bas made .ts appearance in the island of Minorca, the said Itoyal
Board has nut only declared the said places as actually infect-IL
but Its moreover ordered, t:itt all other islands in the Meibter.
rancan belonging to Spain, us well as the east and south coasts of
Spain itself, reckoning front the frontiers of France to the fron-
tiers of Portugal, shall be deemed as suspected of infection. In
cons..quence whereof, all ships or vessels which shall arrive in the
kingdom of Sweden front the islands and roasts befine mentioned
shall, in the same manner as vessels which ar:ive from the places
that either, according to the quarantine laws, arc invariably
c •;:sdered as suspected, or by separate ordinances are already
de hired to be infected, or suspected of being so, be obliged duly
to perfomi quarantine at Ramo, before they can be permitted to
e::tir any oilier Swedish port all which I request you will have
ttLf goodness to notice at Lloyd's, for the intbrmation of masters
of merchant ships, and others interested. I am, I.e.
CHARLES TOTTIE, Consul General.
J. Bennet, jun. Esq. Lloyd's.

Navigation of the Baltic.—The following notice
was on Saturday posted at Lloyd's :
The Swedish and Norwegian Consulate,
London, Oct. 12, 1821.
Slit.—lt has beer, notified to m•, by the Board of Adminiir
tration of Affirrs that concern the coast and seas in Sweden, that
ins Swedish and Norwegian Majesty has graciously ordered that
*le time of year for sliew mg light in the light louses at Carsten
(Mars rand), the the Kol, at Falster, and on the island
Osland, as appointed by the ts7tii section of the Royal Ordi-
nance, concerning flatter relating to pilotage and light houses
in Sweden should be altered in such wise, that fit the futnre the
said lights shall commence to be shown on the first day of Aug.
ir.cry year. and °mimic their lights until the fifteenth of May,
ere next following year. whith you will oblige me by no icing at
I.!oyd's, for the information tit masters of merchant ships, aid
ot.ters concerned. I am, e. c.
C. TOOTLE, Consul General.
J. Bennet, jun. E-.q. Lloyd's,

BIBLE SUCIEI AIEETINGS.

BEDFOKUSHIRE.

A very respectable meeting was held at the Sessions-
house, Bedford, ou Finlay last, to commemorate I.le 111,11
aili.illerliAty of the Bedford and Bedfordshire Auxiliary
1;.:•le Society.
His Grace the Duke-of Bedford look the chair, and was •
imported by F. ley in, Esq. ALP. and sereratelergyete.l
.1.1.1 gentlemen.
The noble Chairman opened the hutineAs of the day in
a 1,1,41 apeCrit. His Grace then read the report of
ceounitter, I.) winch it apprare4 that in the last year KO
Bibles aid 918
Testament.
have been distributed till
r
since the institution of this Auxiliary Society, 141417
Bibles end Teataistri.ts have bet's. circulated. Tim+, iiiii of
7.-All. had been transiniiied to the Parent Saciely; and a
balant e is reinaihing in the hands hi tile treasurer at 831.
The Rev. Mr. Nobles said it was impossible for hint to
d.seliarge his duty lattlietit a ilyel till'e la terms of gi rat
commendation to the spirit and language of eaut report,
which the tea. geld. leiel.ly Cillegiked, as well :IV the eutil.
le:ltre. He next 1111,llitell to the general operations or
Ise Society, mot especially to the local success which had
attended the Briti.b and Foreign Bible Society, since its
c:ntirrieisceuteur In itsf.i I. Pet sous lied horn kuuvru to
ii a krel tight or nine hundred miles to implore the cop) of
the ilible. The rev gent. •mil "great sneered 11.1f1 tit-
I roiled Lite Society, Lot is e are but bow beginning to know
the Clung of the human lace. Whet air lone millions of
copies ut the Scriptures elotattl, the la:oared millions who
are deititele of theca ?" Mr. Hill:heti ealteillitkii all elf,
giaeut ireeeli, hi urging cohtinuen 4nd there/stud exertions
ii. the el eat caose. . . -.. . . . ..

hulks were voted to the Cliaitnian, raid a variety of
oillitebs4-11 from ditirri.or gentlentro.
Flu. Mike et Beittoid, its retistuing shartigs said, " Ls-
sties mod Oeutlemen,-1 fuel deeply se us, Ousiour
3 ou havieduot nie oil this oceasigiu. that
..Je•ttori of mine she 4 tie wanting !o piotuute the inics est/.
ur Mir nowt moil.: valuating fusitlutigni."—Tim inset-
-11.g theme aleVer)td.
B flag !f44)W. •
' The eighth aoolyi.i.oi) int k•tio33 44,4 e Brleliton
!Bible A' ucuertiun %% as !;0,1 yr. Thortohty at the
Ummi Sip Tom lIJ As‘ensigly-trout, I;spa war
bibs' nu the ureggeigni by a tuo.t trbiocclible minion,
ilea' poltwn .at shoal %err thr Du*: gNiascutt,
Wye. 141'3 ably prat, est, and these urt was sitlistactury g
4dlehis LH Eel En.
On Wednettlay lime tilt. atistiwttsary meeting of the
A.as..hu!.l said Salford Amain/Hy ble Society war held

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In the large room of the Etchinge•buildings. By half
past two o'clock (the time announced for the commence-
...cut of the proceedings) the room um* elk,' to excess in
e y part, mid great numbers went away, unable to pro-
mire admission. The Borongliretye of Manchester was
called to the chair, and the repel, of the Auxiliary Society
for the lest year was reed by the new W. Ruby.
A ber of resolutions were When submitted to the
meeting, all of which were ;iterated by eloquent ad'
dresses.
The Rev. Dr. Cillyer took a review of the objections
which had been at different limes, and by different per.
sous, urged against the Bible Society ; and remarked
upon their inconsistent and contradictory nature. After
coy ng omit on the d:sarganization of the Society, they now
exclaimed agaiiisi ii. union ; the pi oliounced it a danger-
one conspiracy, and declared that its objects must be
feat io the church air the state. Perhaps the opera-
tions of the Bible Society would be the best answer to all
cavils. Whilst its opponents had been reasi 11111 l on hy-
pothetical objections, the Society had been transhiting the
5,., pture• into more than 100 languages, and disseminat-
ing them throughout lime wield.
The Rev. T. setklik, the etftv,v. W. Thistleiliwitite, the
Rev. T. Rogeis the Rev. J. 'lobs'', the Rev. C. Burton,
the Rev. J. flaw trey, the Rev. N. Gilbert, and the Rev.
It. Newton alao addressed the ineeriug some of them at
considei able lesigni.
The Rev. T. S. Orimsliaw moved the thanks of the
meeling to the Chairman, who iii icily acknowledged
tarm, and the meeting was dissolved.
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DEATH OF A BOXER BY FIGHTING.

Au inquisition was held soli Friday bethre Thomas
111,4 g,, Esq. ettiourr for Westiiiiiister, at the Feather's
Taw. nt, Dials-street, near West nowlec Abbey, on the bendy
n-John 11 dam, aged 21 years, alto* death wus Inc:Mimed
by Notts which he ieceised iu tizliting a pitched baitle, mi
tund..y s.'imight, at Nlilbank, neat Ihe Penitentiary, nth a
man mimed Edward Hastier. The battle was for five guilwas
■ side. Tile decent, d had fought many battles.
Id r. John Dress , aieustaist bun4e..n to Mr. Lined:lle, af No.
J• George-alert, 1% estioinstei, sawn:—On Tuesday eight
nal 1 was at et, al the leque.t of the palish takers, to utti all
upou the deceased. I mivi him about ,tyro o'clock on the
eve ' g, in bed in 11 limit soon) of a house to Jelleey s'-build-
nip New any, Westiuinster. I c comma him; lie was quite
senseless, and I th desstood that It had rent:tined so since
Sunday g. I observed a Sis clam upou his nee It under
the right e•,r, apparently the ed'. cti of u blots. Iris tight
side was %hull) paraty►ed. I bleu bun, us is usual in such
and adisimisri red medicines; but without effect. I
saw 11101 again the in.• evening, hail his bead shaved, and
apps cd a lotion 1 called agani the nest counting, and fouhd
alt,-sabot in Ition. Mr. tongdale alsu called upon him
Wednesday, to every assist:tree via, rendered to him ilia
aas littl w lesture him. 1 ea.led again tilt Wednesday
Ord. a; II o'clock, and found I dead. A viol& tit Now
ou Inc ear would prudut e the effects that I have a itnessed
on viewing the deceased's b1)11 • A blond-vesvel in the head,
110 doubt, was raptured by Ilse riodeirOdial lie seceived.—
A fall would doaStless piaiuce the same effects.
Thomas Serpi), sworn.—l live in New oily, Westraialer.
I knew the deceased : he was 21 years of age w hen be died,
do not know how the quarrel ori,gioNted In:tweet' the de-
ceased and the other young 1 do alit know the other
young mutes tame; they call him Hui arr. 1 was ruining
up at. Asia's-lane oil Saturday last, Whoa stale o'cluck, and
heard tine deceased stay to the man that he foui:ht with,
" I shall fight you to-isurrow morning." He was sober 1
understood they had been lighting tartar. Horner asked
the elect used wt at they were to light fat I The deceased
replied," I !hall light you as nine o'clock +u•mdtiow a mu •
ing, mud that is entsuga." Hauer said, " I would sooner
drink with you than pi lit with you, for I know you a olgis e
sae a good healing." 'lnc deci;.sed :tasseled," 11 3 011 don't
came at the rime appointed, 1 all jump upon your Itteast
bone whew ver 1 meet you; and if 1 dun', beat sou, may I
ne•..r shut my it uAtiiii to kid another math." The de-
ceased had been a lighting man. 1 have seen him' a
d••z u limes bettor. About hulfloist nine o'clock on 'sun-
day morning the deceased set of•to Millbank to meet 110 aria
I and 1.11111Cr4 follnaed Horner came about twenty minutes
after the deceased alli.i•d at !)lulbaik, xit6 ionic friectls,—
W lien Hunter :mired, he a; d the di-erased :hr:•iv tip ihe.r
ha s. a ring ea* formed, mud they began to light. They
feu,,lit to► Rhea It quarter uf an hour, and Horner et•utd hit
come up to the si intro ahem time 14 as Called, Tee deceased
of coui►e aon the bailie. The ring wits broken in. After
some time }boner most icd, aid ails ready to light again.
Tie d• ce.oett said that he was as Ming to tight again. Tae
nod a.., again made, aod they fought tare rounds mule;
the las, round but one they !Loh b 11. They deceuseil could
not speak; he a it. raised up I.) his second on his legs, mid
bought another round. He stood before Mawr, and thrust
out his list to strike him, and Hauer uek lion in lad. 11.
Tile deceased led. Idu hot know if Ilorser fill during the
lust woad. The deceased ass senseless a hen takes tip, and
• oaLs carried to a doctor in Marsh:m.llfeet, as hu bled him,
but sad reelover loon tic Irina, There were hets laid
duriag the tiAlit by the see:aids told others. The deceustries
sceatid did•tiet urge him to continue the &Ist, but wattled to
hike him away several rounds before he fell senseless.
I lie Cormier it it there was ally fusilier is meal', and
riet•rni au utisa to in fist is addres►ed the jury.
Ila •nod that he was hints: if pawing toe Pratt Wilily WAtii
the tight, w hash cu t for dt°ll,Vd lob life took place. A more
disgroterul st 111, IWI hap, Creel' wu, eAlsobsted, hint tt ails
ill.grace ton Utitoti 411 country that soca brutal mai Ateeal
practice. shoold lake plane mu a Sundae) morning, anima
the tin ci fere•lace of the police. Nut is Suildn) 1101/1 suing hail
elap►ro fur II 'anther of weeks, a ithout a busing owlet:
place ut k, arid he WWI l that, als,er th•s eVesil
the ponce a ould atomic the nuisance. The Jury wuuid, tit
110011, be satisfied that the deceased died from the carts of
the blows or fall/ ishei, ; mud ate would ►late to them
Mil the low wet. I It gal) 111-filled upon the subject of hosing.
Al. the amino 'tits laid duwu to be au uotawitil pc:setter,
and the law said, that " ju-tilieble 1141101Cide" with mil)
%here the death of a per hod ho tit caused by tireitletit, as
%title, in a sl,dGrh 1,0.14), a orisna killed another in self
defence. But iu a c.iu►e tike the psi twat, w-here the puthes
met sonic • tos utter lite original gnat/el, and
.1.1111 yell to light NI 11iI11117, tind'elaring the at t tine
wan tecrived wildcat blow► that caused lils
aimed all pails of th•' body of the hoot ilangei nos, mid
to produce such an eller*, he tumid had no escu.e fur it. It
aa► (it Nrly '• mauslitui,ltter," hi the eye of the Ina., uuleus
Ihr jury t 'Haight (the act ass attended with m dire, nod then
it si as " inuidei." VerdicWe" iltandataglitar cguiust Edo'.
Horner."

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