The National Register.
London, England, 1821-08-19 00:00:00

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FRIGIL !CUL CATASTROPHE. and the rush, when the doors were opened, .was 1 . WOW*.
'Hendon'. At C.arshalus lodge, Sway, the lady of P. O'Conor, esi, of a
I.OSi OF THE EARL MOIRA PACKET. The Conn, over which Mr. Justice Park presidigt er.
airwßollestoo ball, Staffordshire. tbe lady of Sir 0. Mosley, hart. of
[Fuether partisettors front the Liverpool Adverther,]
- pie Earl Moira left the Pier Head soot" after six isseinbled at eight o'clock ; the prisoners, who wee .
tented young men were brought in. • • At Stamford kill, the lady of 11. Owen, *sq. of a son.
o'clock on the evening of Wednesday last. The greater
Toe ease having been opened by Mr. Clarke, un. The lady of the Sew. abates Straiten. of Maids vale. of a son,
number of our ilifOritiatils (all survivors) agree M the Mrs. D. Maclean, of Briunwlek square, ore son.
Mr. pennant, sent, a murder was charged to have bee
estimation of the number of 100 to 1 10 persons bring on Theleey or It. V. Richards, esq. of Montagu place, of a daughter,
' board, rucloditsa shout six of she crew. When off 110 co:unlined by W. Brittlebuitk, and the prisoners stood who survived only a few hours.
6.tolfhtch.ehottitosee.olcontsp...Fell,:4lpUli.v.e.rsltio.ne, thsetiewif:if 0af.011.. W. Smith;
Magazines, like set all sail, wool blowing &cell front nn their trial for aiding, abet.ing, and assisting in the
said murder. The deceased, Mr. Cuddle, had beets a In Iduseell square, the rady of I. Nicholl, earl. of a sots.
the W.N.V. Aster passing the Gin Buoy, No. I, ii At Claptoo, Airs. Finch, of the Royal Mint, of a daughter.
stirtistilt ill the tievy ;he had retired on half-pay, and re-
etteinteine to leek, ore %cued missed stays, and struck
sided at Witmer. in that county, where Mr. Brittlebank. •
on the B•ntio Bank. The passengers alarmed at the feaniel.
Egest,hetor,
the father of two of the • prisoners, resit!, ti. Mr. Cuddie At St. Andrew's, Ifolborn, Mr. 11. ale.flitirs.bhua,..lly,.o.fq.C.;:em.btrola
shock, flocked up t below in 1111 l Ititudes ; and soul; '
:if these from the calm) remonstrated wiih the C 'male, eel! been 1111 intimate terms wi iit the Brittlebanks, but Harriet, &lighter of Mr. Kinder, North place, Gray's inn road.
who w. 13 (01Sel1ed to be bewildered and undetermined !lierr.frieirdship had fallen nit to consequence of the at- yol4iiiiri:esEt. Of': ngthetteViri4i 'Lltief late Artibl I."lrea place,
,li ot 4. of Gibraltar.
wilt two of the deceased to Miss Brittlebank which cer- At Hampstead, on the Bth instant, Dr. laishington, the distinguished
rile boat WAS ordered out, and a kedge anchor was eat*-
eerin.selheertohrertoleitie.elEaLeliz, to Miss Carr, daughter of T. W. ceir,
tied to leewerd, and after great toil, the vessel WAS gm lain's,- hail been disproved by the member. of the family
On the Bits of Nlay, the day before the death of Mt. oe the 16th of June last,at Ilizligate house. Barbadoes, the residence
fill° deep water, and bore away from the Cheshire shore.
Caddie, a letter was brought to him by the servant o f Lieut.-col. Popham, Deputy Unartermiaster.general, Capt. W. E.
flare. ADO; eldest daughter
A groat number oh' the passeneers here requested Mt
...,t plat ti his beer away fur Liverpool, as the weather looked Mr. W. Brittlebank, complaining of an intuit welch he of Grant,r.
h VtilletAttlYses:ocereiontrliaioa:n"eeeFnhetesirsil„,tio
very black and direatening •a head. He refused to coin- said tie had received, and calling out the deceased to high At Hampstead, J. Bishop, esq. of Doctors' commons, eldest son of •
illy, and diet a few tacks, about ten o'clock, the veesel itim, ill order to expiate the' insult. Mr. Caddie re. the late G. Bishop, esq. the hing's Proctor, to Miss Caroline Gordon.
trussed stays a second time, and grounded on the Witarl instil to give oily answer to the letter. In consequenci Vial.
Bank, oil Nlisk-beggar. Some now remained on deck, ,r; this, on the following day, die prisoner, Spencer, who At his seat, Ashley park, Surrey, and of Clea hall, Cumberland, sir
and others retired to their hammocks. When the flood :tad been sent tor from B.,kewell, arrived et Witister, [leery Fletcher, bets. aged 43 years.
Ride set in, the vessel being occisionally lifted, struck end agreed to go with a messege from Mr. W. Brittle. Athis house, crooin's hill, tireenwieh, A. Foggo, esq. aged 61. .
.ialik, deilmildttig that Caddie should fight him or make AlMr. .Wjhottillitelaudr'isepros.vee:
oCgitelscnad,..Otit Wits. Deemer,
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the bank, anti it IS probeble, from the manner in whichi eer.onuse'rel,"ag.ed 70.
she afterwards leaked that her bows were injured b) id Aiiiill4ty. Cuddie replied he bad nn apology to make, lit the Slut year of Lis age, Francis Ilargiave, say. one of Ms Ma.
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jeslt y's Counsel, and Recorder of Liverpool.
ateking against the anchor, which was injuilicionsl% esti woulde not niece Mr. W. Brittlebank. Spencer
his brothel's house, !xide'', the Rev. J. L. Sheppard, aged 66. ,
dropped when she grounded, as she did not take cable carried hick this aitsiv,.r, and returned aftervvards to At Calcutta, on the Mth of February, of the cholera suorhus in the .
'lll6 twirls:ill, kept out her for the purpose of rennin Cutli.ie with a 111:1V 111'.4',i1i1.1", 31)(I 011 the deceased re. East India Company's civil am vice, Edward, yoangest son of the late
G.A Mt Islelv:
ee,is,qt i }:ill
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Williams,Mo,
aged
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his ileier initiation which he hail previously ati
her on the batik as the title rose, had only the &eel 01 !Wi-1111.4 1
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• sinking tier deeper in the &Ind, and rendered her situa• notinctal, lit told hint that Mr. W. Brittlebenk was then On the 10th inst. occasioned by the fall of his horse, et Kensington, •
Sit. E. Howe, second son of L. Rowe, esq. of Brentford, aged 31.
doltinure fatal. At half-past two, the vessel filled With ill the garden, and remarked, lie might see and speak F. Russell, cot. of Reigate, and late of Holland house, Nutfield,
water fore and aft , the pump having been previously hint if lie would not light. Tnese were facia In be proved seeee.
plied, but with no edict. Two fine horses that were i;i by witnesses, anti by the dying declaration of the de. At her house, in Dingwall, in the county of Ross, North Britain, in '
tilte,yittpis,),-enarof her age, hfrs, Isabel Simpson, widow of the late Rev.
ceastal, which by law could be received as evidence, iii
the Mild, were now hoisted up ; the groom wished to man) years minister of the gospel in the palish of Muth,
side one of them on shore, but was persuaded to deist. cases of this deseription. Ciold c went lotto the garden. in the same county.
AtAt I%VuestlLare,,,Eitsdexe, r.piß.4,,finf:.lc,hesde. ace,' 51.
The horses were washed, er thrown ()verb° tril. Pre- where he fault(' W. Brittlebank, with his brothers aged 53.
Andrew and Francis, who had been seen to go from
vents to this, the passengers wished a signal io be made, it. oaucteSeene., esq.a of !Ark One' strre'et, sagsie:Witty , aged 30.
10 wit ch the Captain would not agree, declering then i heir house to that of Mr. Cuddle Here Andrew Brit- George, only son of the Rev. George Cooke, rector of Sprotbronth, ..
.lebank appealed anxious to prevent die duel, by calline a was no danger ; but after solute time a flag was carried r°rtill.l::tee;:gri'ti the 70th year of his age, R. Sealy, es-I. many years a
spout Mr. Cuddie 10 make an apology. This lie declined,
aloft by a passenger (a printer, who wore a blue jacketresident of that peke.
and media last. On: Mall jumped overboard, and was led pistols were then produced, and Mr. W. Brittlebank Elizabeth, wife of P. Lock, esq. of the Custom house. ,
.• for some time eeen struggliug towards the shore. having waked fi fleets or stelecti pole from the deceased, -•- - .
ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF TWENTY YEARS.
We shall not 100 our readers by a minute detail ill 'loth turned and fired, as he belieted. Mr. Cuddie
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received tee ball fired Iron) the pistol of W. Brittlebank , For the Sale of Irish Linen by the Piece, at the Factor's price,
rt the heart-rending scene of Meath that email:sued front No.e.on the SOUTH SIDE of BLOOMSBURY SQUARE'
this period until all were either saved or drowned. A he was then carried into the kitchen, he believed, •by four doors from the top of Southampton Street, Holborn.'
female, about 30 Years of age, was observed with her two Spencer and Andrew Brittlebank. W. Brittlebank hail TfHE IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg leave to
aid that the deceased must consider Spencer as his
. children, one about right months old, the other two et. announce to the Public, that the above House is their only
years. For a considerable time she indietted the waves friend, and it would be shown, that when Caddie, in a astalalishment in this country; where they continue to supply
With her infants its Iser arms. A tretr.enduus sea at dying slate, had been pressed to declare the duel had the Nobility, Gentry. and tbe Public, with WARRANTED
b.-en a fair °lie, he declined doing so, thought ewate of grass.blesehed Linen, for Shirts and Sheets, of the best fabric
length struck her, beneath which her exhausted chit- autiorr, ait a priceconsidesably lower than they can be pro.
dren were hurled for a minute or a minute and a half.- Isis silitalleu, sometimes by expressions, and at others by anyother
sh rierhum. They also engage to retain
The wind then lulled for a motnent, and the swell actions of dissent, such as shaking his head, and certainly h purcrig ee y fault appear.-Good Irish Bills
• abated; the agonized mother gazed at the children it" died without any such achnission. Should the facts be e Beak qf 'ramrod Notes taAvn as sisuak-Country and Town
her arms, and found them both dead. She uttered proved, then a righteous verdict most be given, and pain- Orders punctually attended to by
piercing shriek, lost her hold, was overwhelmed by Cul as it might be to themselves, and all who heard it, JOHN DONOVAN,a, Bloomsbury Square, London, )
another wa,e, and perished with her babes locked in her they would have but one duty to perform. JOHN DOYLE. 31, St. 31ary's Abbey, Dublin, AP"'
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arms. Three soldiers were on board, having a deserter A variety of witnesses were called, who proved the
IMPRESSED with a just and humane sense of
its charge They remained by him as long as they. circumstances under which Cuddie lust his life. It ap-
the calamitous results arising from the injudicious
could; a sea struck thrill as they stood together, ano • peare.l Ili it he had received notch provocation, but the i- a certain malady and often entailing on itunhargret tree:rem:mpg:at.
carried off the deserter, who sunk immediately. Gee prisoners had encleatoured to give him every assistance series of distressing' and almost insupportable
of the soldiers was carried under the boom, and clue' after he had received the wound. EADY respectfully calls the attention o those interested, to his
to one of the stays. As the sea lifted the vessel, he least The prisoners read written defences, in which the} peculiar and most effectual method of cure, unlike the advertising
ipiric of the dmisey ta, or the eu conduct those ho
abowe water several times, but at length hit Yielded to declared it to have been their object to prevent ne duel
hold the proo the t
ear, ally
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hope." Dr.
his fate. " A vast bee of women and children," tul procure an apology fmtn the deceased. EADY well not presutne to pledge infallibility in every description
says a survivor, who was in the rigging, "the occupants A steadier of persons of the highest consideration gay of case, but as tar as human aid, assisted by medical and surgical
of the lure part of the vessel, were more exposed to the them limit excellent characters, mid the Judge having skill can be applied, he promises a certain, speedy, and penna-
waves, and there was no possibility of affording the suf- e 1111 l ined up, with much impartiality and feeling, the nest restoration; having. made every species of Syphilitic
ferers the least relief. We beheld them struggling, with Jury retired. After an absence of one hour anti twenty affection and its various train of diseases the primary objects of
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the moat availing difficulties. One female importuned minutes, at half pest six they returned a verdict of Not his professional studies, and. be tittle:el by the transcendent
our assistance; but, nu our extendieg a rope, she was Guilty, in favour of each Mol the prisoners. r. W. aeOllrseSOVlalClionges accompan
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practice, °he is enabled toioffer„
too much exhausted to keep hold, and stink. There- Brittlebank, who tired the pistol slim, was not in with the fullest confidence, pretensions at once the most hopeful
were about ten men clinging to one rope, the wile of custody. and encouraging. Innumerable instances can be adduced
oi.e having her husband in her arms. An irresistible illustrative of the superiority of Dr. &WY'S system, which has
been found to prevail, even where eminent talent, retained by .
ware swept all away but three. The survivors seeitie Tife LATE QUEEN.—The following instance o public institutions, has proved ineffectual. In addition to those
metr exhausted comrades dropping one by one front her Majesty'sconsolatory advances Dr. EADY will be found equally fortunate
readiness to encourage merit deserves
their hold, remained in continual apprehension of ain reviving the slumbering and debilitated meekness of the human
similar fate." The liovlake Lue Boat arrived to their to be recorded. The self-taught Artist, Nir.Wivell, constitution, which embitter, and it' not timely arrested, free
as estence between steers and etelit. So great was filch happened to make a hasty sketch of the Queen, quently render nugatory the very principal of existence. From
eagerness for self-preservation, that about thirty soon when she presented herself at Alderman Wood's this desolating state of inanity by re-animating the frame and
; tiling tone and elasticity to the relaxed organs, Dr. EADY MS
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ilriplicd Oil° the boat, and the commander, whose window on her arrival, to gratify the eager curiosity
xertions edition be too much praised, WAS at length happy to convey the most cheering and positive assurances that
of the public. The sketch was shewn to Alderman the sufferers oh' both sexes may be resc it • a steady perseverance
obliged to pia off to prevent the boat bring swamped.- Wood and his family, who were struck at the adini• in the means dictated being only required.-Dr.Bebe' is con-
They were ail much exhausted, and matey of them in a stilted daily, at his house. 38, Dean Street, Soho, by patients of
dying state. Another heat, the first from -Liverpool, liesruble resemblance, and the worthy Alderman wished both sexes. Country letters meet respectful attention.
to shew it to the Queen, as an extraordinary pro- 01 No. 38, Dean Street. Soho. is a Private Howe, opposite
batwing to Matt. Naill, arrived about eight o'clock. anti Meard's Street. one end of Dean Street leads into Gerrard Street,
brouelit eight persons on shore. duction: this he did, though very reluctantly on nearly opposite the General Twopenny Poet Office, and the other
The number on board was not exactly known, nor the the part of the modest Artist. Her Majesty wa into Oxford Street.-Advice gram to the Poor.
number saved, although the letter may be stated a, highly delighted with it, and immediately com t
about filly, leaving about the sense supposed numlfei mantled Mr. Wirell to attend her: and he was af- Lon Don gearkets
who have pi-Fished. The bodies of two females, one a -.awe-
child, 31 terwards permitted to wait on her Majesty as often
01 a man, hate been brought here; and others, CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17.
we owlet-it:mil, have been lati,led near the roc!... The as he liked, in order to finish the picture- he had We have had several fresh arrivals of Wheat from Essex, ~
boat belonein to the Moira, i!) a shattered condition.
sketched. This condescension of her Majesty he Kent, and Suffolk, since hlonday; but in consequence of the
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was brought here last mein; %%lien picked (iv, a flu, availed himself of, and completed the picture. It is tcono
ptuiimmee oefxfcienpetiwntgsttiflterrlitniime consumerstle use, didnn not seem inclined
was
shawl was found tied round one of the beeches, to .1 cabinet paining in oil upon copper, and we un- with difficulty that the finest samples obtained Wednesclais prices,
which probably souie unfortunate laxly had clung until derstand this is the most correct likeness that has the inferior descriptions being is. per qr. lower. Barley remains .
overwhelmed. been taken of the Queen. Asper last. Oats were dull in sale, and ts. per qr. cheaper. In
Beans, I'eas, &c. there was but little business doing, and no
Such are tile distressing particulare which we have yet alteration in the pries*.
been able to collect; and they will be perused with a
painful interest. M coy of those on bole! were, we be. AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, Per Quarter, of the Twelve
Hine Al' Bessie/B°mm -On Monday last (13th
lieve, of most respectable families on titer way to meet Maritime Districts or ENGLAND and WALES, fur the
oruust
his Majesty in Ireland, and carried with them consider- IMSL ) a great p
. Week chillllh,es August 11, extracted Irons Saturday's
tembled together 11l of the labourets of that parish as-
a riotous and tumultuous manner,
able pi operty. Gazette.
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Toe- Newry packet, which sailed in company with
with the view of:driving the Irishmen whom the farmers
niployed to reap their wheat, out of the parish, Wheat... 55s 311 1 Barley... tet Oil I
Beaus Sic od
the "Voila, put back all well. We are desired to state, ' nlallY Kye .... 31s 11th 1 Oats.... VIM 7d Pease ... 34c Id
1 • that Ir. al.t•atv an h d Jon Ceres., in the service oof wittee. were beaten, and others eau off through dread
aill••••••
aid se Po: win... Jim% sir_ saved. bur data ate ton
f the
if hirilier dl tisage. The ramie's, with the constables BROWN OR MUSCOVADO SUGAR.
vague to :Mord its a list m 11i11115•:-. - t lest succeeded in arresting sonic of the ringleaders, Average Price from the Returns made in the Week coring
.11d dispersing the remainder ; and on the frillowine (lay Werhitsdav last. 325. Ind. per cwt, exclusive of ditty.
The actual 1111111bel of those %% Hu perished we have
I'. Sale, W. Docwra, W. Peartniiii, T. Cutts, T. Blot',
' not been able to ascertain.PßlCE OF FLOUR,
nil J. Debet, were committed to the county gaol to take
Per Sack of Ewe Bushels, or 2801bs.
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their trials for the said outrage, but on the following day
Mottilov. s, li. rallilideV. S S.
DEBY ASSIZES'. were released on bail. Two others were adulated to
a R ---(aloo- . bail, awl Iwo escap;(l from the constables. We DISCO tine English Fluor 45 •50 American Huai ... el a3O
secondsiditto .... 40 a 43 I per Barrel of 11 cwt.
' DERBY, AUG. 14 -FATAL. DUEL. -Trial tindikk• .his of caution others against insulting or otherwise ill BREAD, tied. the SAnartern Loaf. •
quilts' of .el. and F. Briillelan4, and Sperm.- ,reeling poor men, who take so much pains, and au&
This important trial came on this morning. The case so many hardships, to procure souport for themselve.
excited att immense interest its the cow.ty. At an and families in a couetry where day have no poor's rates LONDON : Printed and Published by the Proprietor, JOHN
early hour a great crowd surrounded the county hall, to supply their wants. TWIGG, at the Office, ;ii, Fleet Street, where all Letters to .
the Editor, &c. (post paid) must be addressed. •
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