The National Register.
London, England, 1820-01-30 00:00:00

CIRCUITS OF THE JUDGES.

Norfolk.-4.ord Chiefnlostice ABBOTT. Mr. Bdron CRAiIAM
Mlidlartd.—Lord ustiee 11AL I.AS. Mr. Justice BIT.
l4onie.-I.onl Chi :J.-Baron It It it/oms, Mr. staron GAR ROW.
Western.—Mr. Baron %Vow). Mr..lustice BIJRYOUutt.
Northern.—Mr. JUMICC B•r rs: Y. Mr. Justice PARK.
OstOrti.—Mr. J uNtice II o 1.110 O. Mr. Justice llt Mos%
Mr. Justice BATLEY and Mr. Justice PARK will proceed to
all the northern counties, as is usual on the Summer Circuit, fur
the despatch of civil u, well as criininal business.

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At five o'clock on Saturday afternoon the mail-
coaches from places to the north of Neweastle•upon-
Tyne, and also those front Manchester and Chester,
had not arrived at the l'ost-oilice. As this precluded
all possibility of delivering the letters brought by
them, notice was given in the evening, that they
would be delivered till three o'clock in the
afteriavat of yesterday, on application at the window
of the Post-otfice in Lombard-street. After the
issuing of the notice, the Citestcr mail arrived at
eight o'clock. The report ofthe guard was, that the
roads from the other side of Kvtteritig, owing to the
great fall of snow, were almost impas-able.
EXTENSIVE El a E.—.l !snit half past one o'clock Sun-
day itiorniiva, ail alarming lire broke out on Mc pre-
mises of Messrs. Th :is anti Co. porter inerchatti,,,
Thames Street, which rapidly cotton tioica;ed to adjoin-
ing I ses in the occupation of NI r. Zaatiltewp, ht tisk-
soaker, Mt. Field, tallow-chandler, Mr. Field, alrug-
Inoker, the very extensive premise* of Mr. Gartatt, tea-
dealer, and a private house truanied by a Mr. Holland;
the Names then took the direction of the• hrcuusea l)i
M. sirs. Rotialds and Coventry, the whole of which,
touettier with tsvo houses to his.ati Lane, and 1ir01g...-
ar.l chart's-school, were entirely consumed. 'roe
rut, f 01 Fishationaers'-hall stistailted considcratiledania'ae,
and great apprclictisions weft entertained for the s..lety
of this elegant edifice. At shout half past firm the
roofs of M and Mr. Matthew's homes fell iti
with a tremendous ci ash, and greatly spread the 11 ones.
The iron manufactory office. car the hank o: lute Tut:dues
was surrounded by flames, but escaped ilnill,tlll
Toe lire continued burning at an atlartuing rate, until
halt pa-t ten o'clock yesterday morning, wheat an ex-
plosion of some gunpowder took place, which tore off
the roofs of several co the houses, and caused great ap-
prehension; tiles, backs and wood were sc.atteied about
in every direction. Solite pasons staittlista near the spot
were much huri.:in consequence of their falling on them:
a boy had his arm laceratr.i very much. anti sou►e of his
finiacrs torts off. Sliortl,, afterwards the whole oh the
houses in Swats-lane Cell down and completely blocked
op the road was. ; and the whole of the other houses
mentioned sere, Wltil hie fortlittne an•l property, a 111,155
of Milli.
Six hundred families have, through the exertions
of the Committee in Plymouth, been supplied with
bread at three farthings per lb., coals at 3d. per
peek, and potatoes at 71b. fur a penny.
missioNAtav AiLat INo.—The Animal Meeting of the
We.leyau blissionaty Society, for the sappoll of Mist
sionaties lu Continental India, Africa, ilia Wi it India
Islanf-, ege. see. was held on Monday evening in Cleat
Q•ut>cm-stre•rl Chapel, Jtetetult potter%ortis, E.I: in ilie
intrewinded oy se set al canoeist Vivifies, and other
Gentlemen. The. Chttiratiou queued the hostiles.. of 111 e
evening in a short speech, after which the Report seas
read, and was highly gratd'yit.g ; it detaiittil the laboitis
of liar Missittssai tem, uto.l the generdl success they load out
with. 'rile Repos t closed by praying tar additional aid,
that greater exerii 0000 4 might be u..-s 1 to spread the wm
of God. several Gentlemen. in the course of int evening
wade atilt speteites I/UW.llOa of the society.

03Thursday las!, the Rev. Harrison Packard, Clerk,
A.NI., was iost:toted to the Rectory of Futility, won
the Vicarage of Westlettna alltltAeti, in the county of
Soffclk, on the presentation of Das ul Elisha Davy, of
the Grove, in l'oxfurri, in the sa!ri county of Suffolk,
Esq. and Henry ivrtnyst, of Sibton„ in the same musty,