The National Register.
London, England, 1819-06-21 00:00:00

PRVICEII4 07 WAILS. D. I.olto LIVERPOOL.

The Solicitor General rose to submit a motion to bit Lord-
Ails in this e.stnes when he has iintrrupteil
hlr 111.trtio, who observed, that perliapt his Lotd•hip
would not he troubled with the 'nation at al. if it tea,
a lowed to stand over fur u few days. It was accordingly
ordered to stand over.

THE KING, OT TUC REIATION OP TIIE ATTORNEY-6C
PENAL V. TOT CITT OF LONDON.

The Lord Chanceliar nil a farmer day granted an injune-
t•uii, on the appliClllitlU of .Ir. Wetherall, to restiaiu the
def.-nil:Liu, from erecting a wharf and embankment on the
shore of the flitter Thames, at Milbank, OH the g, mind that
it would iw a great public nuisance, and uhst,uct the free
pas,age .of the riter. _

Mr. Hume nou nsoved the Court to ditiolve tier
and, in support of his motion, read the attiday.ts of %Ir. Nei-
SOO, the deputy water bailiff lit the Cot porution of LAIldOll.
And several other individuals, the contents of which unit to
'hew, that the wharf intended 111 be erected would, instead
•tf olieritig Any obstruct IiAAVAII• of the river, nu
prove it, nod hr a ma ter of
owners of the crafts on the river.

The Lord Cheasscellor, laser hearing Counsel at consider-
able length on the question, appointed Tuesday neat toe this
final decision of the case.

LUNNUN AGAINST YORK.-01) Wednesday night
last a Yorkshire gentleman being in Vaushull Gar-
dens espied a young urchin iu the act of cutting
the seals from a Gentleman's watch—he instantly
seized him, delivered hip) over to the offended party
and walked away ; he afterwards felt for his own
seals, but finding they were gone, he hastened to be
present at the searching of his young prisoner, on
whom three or four bunches of seals were found,
but not, alas ! those belonging to • our Yorkshire
hero, whirl, had rust him twelve guineas since his
arrival n Town.

Yesterday the Anniversary Dinner of several
noblemen and Gentlemen educated at Eton College,
was held at Willis's Rooms, King-street, St.
James's, when every delicacy which the season at=
forded, was provided. The Company which was
rather select sat down to dinner at 7 o'clock, and
spent the remainder of the evening in the most
convivial manner.—Viseotutt.Falmouth in the Chair.
Conan ales [Neu gir.--Satarday mornin4 au inquisition
was taken ti T. Hooks, Lsq. Coroner, at the Plough, Yorks
street, Westminster, on the body of %V. Pyne, et years of
and a Ito resided nt 49. South-street, Nlnnehester Square.
He owl with his di II is (01 if / 5 : —On Tuesday evetiLog the
dere.oseel and W. Itortuttee. st Ito worked is the carne loft
with hint. hocan fencing a ith •WO sticks, when the deceased
to autos hack anrds pot his bark natinst the loft do or, which
opened °tanned. awl It %limning unto, tunntely not 1,, be
bolted. staldenis Ilea oprii, and tire deceased way precipltn-
led buck a stroll jut he said tin the pavement, a dept P.. of tea
feel, audi W. Itoanttre fell sipom bins The deceased seeeised
so dreadful an injury from the fail that he was e irroed tat ale-
d'asoy to the WeArilinster intirmars, where be did on
Wednesday evening. Verdict—accidental death front afa 1.
On Friday tart an Inquest was held on the body of Mrs.
Mars nth rock, who has found hanging out a tree on Tuts.
day maruill in her son's garden, in Ea 4-I,ine.
It appeared that nil amiable s • nina bad hr come at-
thelt,at to the slaw:liter or the iteera•e,ti who am, a
otatt4 but ar e ttttt pi d ; neither, h ',sever. posa•a.ng
prop. rt) toollicient to ,ke them oniroo table. a situation in
India a i procure,' !or the soling tininrand he lot h tnaJ is
:door re-phitlallt4 tout In hi. destined laid,. Some
airtseneer of mi.d.hier nt') reported Ihal .he hod mot all
ignominious death in Jusliee ta the I :us of look.. and 11, s set '
n et, lie. 111.011 the mud of the fit C`l nerd, %Ill° d• Innen ars
e:o-liod to him, a' to cause Ihr con.ntissida of the fatal act.
The dos anrr she halm, tniwrahly terminated her est:veto e,
a letter front India trulloniterd the petrel., he.llll oof tier in-
tended sun-iii La, and that his pro.pe,its held 4,1.1 hopes of
his rally return to claim the ruts ito 1 of his i,on eel s.
and p 4 rsrrerance. This Fetter a thy sooner wombd have
wined a woo thy is omits, Ant " The ss a:.s or Ileuveu ale dara
aud hatricatc.' V etchtt—lossuisy.

THEATRES.

1f,7

COVIENT-GARDEft is titii%sisig to the close a most ism-
tlociive season.

DnunY-Lann Company have rect ived the Royal per-
mission and patronage t t the prince Ituttrot to pet torn,
torn .hurt It.or of thy. MI VlO4l kr 1, to dr( tease the ioruo-
vruivneta they were tinder the I rematore closisi4of
Pint OidDrug--.4iid we be,peitk the public suppoit tor
them.

TISEATRI! HOYAL, ENG I. 1811 OPER A•TIOUSE.—Wit hAve
here head II enjoy or ot liunr the hest ihe
H..tise ever boasted, slid the Mohage.* have h-s 1 at -
ILO (*.use to be liatiNtied hi:herto milli the sprinte‘a
bestowed upon the pertot amities, by f.. 1 out urtilk)ss-
- liouato.