The National Register.
London, England, 1816-05-27 00:00:00

BUONAPAJITE.

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ST. tirt.Essa, anal 16. —Since. 1 wrote volt last, it has beets
very et ident that itiemapurte is far Irvin being content with
his residence here. lie was greatly olfmded,sa short tune buck,
with some oril-frs given by Sir G. Cockburn, relative to prohi-
biting any individual eitteritiq I..ongwinal vtitliocd a pass, (n,
this occasion he 11(.111.1.111.1i that lie would never r. ceive any per-
son bringing a pass A(1111;1'31. us he should immediately
consider that person
..or the Haut. kidney with I •If ; and
added, that Admiral telling him the sentinels were inerely
-placed out of compliment, to prevent his hiring teasel! by im-
port er carious visitors, was only adding irony to iusult :
he also e vprev•e.l, tie it nest to tit/ llrilish liavertinierit ha-
nistrin:: him to slick testabi? rdelf 'is St. Helena, be eoticeit eft
their staiding Min intim the directions of the Admit al to have
beltii the greatest iniory they 1:011IIL dune him. Soice time
Ids arrival at ibis 1.151141, and previous to his hi ing (Many
settled .sif.l..oitgwood, lie ;ascertained that a t e was de-
wined here, and most tinwerrantly consider( d us a stave, lie
having by Borne ..ne:;:ts been saitetti d• on shore, and pin i•ibh
banded user •to hit; first 'master; for 6(1111C sans 4,f
mime v (awl of s mit confine t, it i% be:sieved, that many instances
rim Id prpiluced): he took an 'opportunity to communicate this
win) immediately ordered an inquiry to heniatle
iskto dye: lircumstatiees. ortfie talc ; consequence of which,
other tlissiqvcrise'i, lintel been ituisle,siontl.sererat supposed slaves.
~.pApersont hplferft; ernisidereil s nett, uid be restored ali berry ,
ttii4 intu;lliliery' to their notive eountric.„—lfitousiparte enjoys
verY gothrhealth, although the giveat humidity rf the climate,
and; the. Genet:lit nerve- fogs, do, not- permit him to take as
Much exercise on liorsebitek as desirous of. In this es-
. ecrable island, he says, (lime is neither sun nor moon to be seen;
andfie his given it the uanie of Lie de pronlanl (Fug binud).
jlii soinetimes rides out in the murninga; on one of these oeca-
sions,•iii pas a field where some ;nun wert• ploughing, he
alighted, and took direction of the plough-handle for the length
of tile field ; and on returning drove the Scant the satin• distance,
remarking that it aas fatiguing employ )tseth. He received the
inti•iiigeliel; 01 Murat's death with eery considerable fortitinle,
j nail appeared wily anxious to know whether he bad been killed
in battle or not ; neither was it possible to discover, from his
manner, vsliether the information produced arty unpleasant
im-
presesiou on his mind. Notwitbstaniliog list' short di:Aimee be-
tween Longweral and Janus'-tow is, it was commonly reported
at rho latter place, that he broke oat into the most 5 iolcut in-
vectives on hearing it, awl probably such has been the aceriont
feu w artled to England, %V hen he it :at Lif011t1(.11 of the death
of Marshal Ney, he observed that he was it brave Irian ! a very
brave man ! Such persons us the Atli! ..aluppil/Vt!S of have now
liberty to visit at Longwood, b. aNitying to :Via rehal 'Am nand
( who resides at Hntt's (late, about a iodic loin Longwood) for
hi passlii enter 111. c llci trend is 1111101 Cbleclueit
ity every one, fur his great ciolsiv,ency,and the honour.; tile lijir
of emidliet he has' adopted. Napoleon it 1144 on better terms
with the Admiral than formerly ;,he bits vied [hut the
consintt of the latter has been misrepresented."

LADY HESTER STANHOPE.

A Paris Paper contains the following:--" Leidy Hester
Stanhope, who belongs to our of the first tam:lies iu fingLimie
merits a place aiming the most eelebrated and intrepid tra sr;-
Irrs of the present age. This Lady, the niece, the friend, :end
intimate companion of the great Piet, 5% AN bet te,OlUttitellett to
hint by•conforinity of mind than by the ties of Woad. She
enjoys a
:pension feeicie .her country. Pitt, alto, as i:, kia,wee,
died without fortune, left to his nieces, punt like: Itilei•Tif, a
few lines, in which lie Tee.ollititertietl them to the gen&rosety of
the ecupie of England. Atter the elciali of her uncle, Lady Her-
ter formed the project of travelling in the Levant. S n tint
°repaired to Malta, and front thence proceeded to ('onstanti-
nople. Wishing afterwards to utilise a pilgrimage to Marshier,
she sailed for the Holy Land, bin had tlfe misfortune to be
IthipWreeked oil the Isle of Rhodes. Cast mi a barren rock,
she seemed to be destined to perish of huieger ; but au English
ship which appeared tut the following day, took leer on board
and conveyed her 10 Syria. There she travelled in all (litre-
tions, accompanied by Mr. Bruce, who has just been tried Ihr
the part he look in Ile escape of Lavalette. She spent several
years wandering among the resins of Palmyra and Hiereepolis,
and capturing the yanks of Mount Leh:teem Lining for
a hole itionelis on rice and watt r, and accustomed to the fru-
gality of Oriental batiks, from being feeble and debit:hoed,
site because a stroast and vigorous Amazon. Aceoriling to
letters which site addressed to her family iu England, she is
ions at the Lead of three tribe,: of Beduin!) Arabs, who regard
her as a bring of a sari 'or order. She has had several chil-
dren, whom she was toted of, brought to her from England;
and leilre deelarees, that site will never forsake that Land otthe
Sum to breathe the humid and cloud). utuaospacre of Great

MAY 27.

PROVINCIALS.

• ALARNIING Rio Ti. -

Aeronnts received on Saturday from Manchester iltnte, that
ivare thousand• of the loner milt is of tit,. people were :I,st:in-
king about twenty miles distant front Matielte.ter. The intel-
ligence was received in that town by express frmo a magistrate
►e.idiug in the viciiiity of the t ttttt nittmus assemblage. Advice.
of these neu• mace mints were immediately forwarded to Go-
vernment. Out Saturday a considerable body of cavalry, pith
several pieces of artillery, passed through Tottenham, on their
♦tat to assist in quelling the disturbances. The Ith of June,
11's Majesty's birthday, is a day of great note in littirliester
and its vicinity, in consequence of some horse-racing in that
quarter about that period, %shirk collects immense nntahers
f.out the neighbouring country'; atii in the most peaceable
times gt t at disorders arc committed liy the lower classes of the
I.aneastisians. .1 a great proportion tit' the workmen are at
pi went out of employ. and those who have employ uncut are in-
ditlerently paid, considerable alarm h. excited At manehestrr,
notwithstanding the preparations that are iitAing to check the
toe bitten% •

Itt )TS in RI nr eon n.-- In consequence Al a cargo of potatoes
being about to be shipped at the quay of ftidetimd, it great
number of people collected, anneal with bludgeon, and other
weapons, to prevent the exportation taking place. The police
of the town apprehended three of the ringleaders, and -confined
them in the town prison. Immediately nn the event being
known, an immense number of shipwrights and others beat off
the police, broke down the prison-doors, and released the pri-
soners. An express t 1,3% then sent tato the North Devon Vto •
marry, who promptly asriiibled ; the molt was immediately
dietversed. 'I he civ.ifry remained meter arm., and patruled
the won during the night. On Saturday morning sesame! of
the rioters were apprehended, and four ut them vent utl•to Ear-
ter, tinder an escort uf• the- North Des on Yeomanry Cavalry.
They arc 110 W iu She county prison. On information being
given, that a great minaber of disorderly people were collecting
at Appledorc Clew houses, the ea valry plot:ceded to the
letter, in order to secure about 30 or it), who were muting
theotscl•ex with various wcapons. litunc,tately on the troops
appearing, the ellendeis went on hoar) :0 iii p, srhirh was our-.
wounded with the tide, lowering clown the boats, and went off
to the liratinton side of dm water. mill mai, their eseape. R•e
are happy to say no lives have, hetet • lost. Too much praise
cannot lie bestowed ou the • ;Nei tit Devon yeomanry, for their
exertions and ha hav iour in rpiellingthe progress of the.moli in
its infancy. tics Saturday :dela every thing was perfectly
trasteptil. Soon after which. 11) of th.• Enniskillen dragoons ar-
tiee7l, and relieved Oise yeomanry, who had been on deity two
nights. •

The Nottingham paper says—On Sahli-day night last, some
persons opened a CA4011(.111, anil entered the workshop of John
Beton. framework -k 'litter, in the Hostiles-it reef. Lotteilionnigli,
unA sinaabed the internal part of wino is railed a thirty plaits
gitage frame, the property of Mr. Norton. There were in the
same shop at the t „ a fiatile liekinging to Messrs. Page: and
Sons. and two belonging to Messrs. !Middleton and 11:111; but
not the least mischief was done to anyof them A stout truncheon
was found in the shop neat ntonning, and alto a bar Mimi, be-
hind the door, as if a resolute defence had been intended to
have been made in case of haterroption. And on Monday the
shop of T. Marriott, framework-knitter, of Thorpe-acre, was
entered in a similar manner, and a thirty.two plain rtstge frame,
belonging to Mr. 14 bite, of Loughborough, In u great degree
demolished, anal carried an ay. In this instance. as well as the
former, there were three other framm in the shop; but they
escaped being injmed.
'The Bury St. Edmund's Paper of Alay In, says—On Wed-
nesday evening a number of persons as.enibleil in a riotous
manner before the house of Mr. Wales. hosier, in the butter
market of this town. demanding that he should give up a
spinisiog jenny, and threate • g dests action to bin pro wises in
case of refusal; but by the firtillieN3 of C. Blundield, as-
sisted hi the toter Nlagistrate., and many respectable Inha-
bitants, the intentions of the 'nub were happily frustrated, and
they at length dispersed. In consequence of these tumultuous
rineeedities. a MCI ling aas next day convened by the A tiler.
m in (T. lat the Guildhall ; when nor al ds of :::1/0
constables were sworn in, a party of whom have tightly
patroled the streets; and n e base the satisfaction to Ftme•
that no further at tempt hiss been made to disturb the pease of
the town. On Sunday and Monday th.t.gehtitt sits of the Ist
Royal Dragoons marched in here from Ipswich; part of hum
will remain tilt Nether orders, and the others proceeded on
their route to Brandon.

A letter from Dundee sacs--" The depressed state of this
tts%in !itch. that sc‘eral families are literally starving for
want of employment. As nn instanee, we may state the fact
t.r:iiihottrim: man having applied for work at the new ilarbisur
constructing there. um! being linable to get enyln) went, owing
to their being 1,200 applicants before Jinn.

We rouret to 1.•361 from Wolverhampton. that in eonsequeuet
of diminished demand Ilona the iron worka in that nenAbour-
tumid, 700 men haJ been recuitly diunissed from the various
factories.

letter from St. Edmund'. Bury states, that a boy, about 14
mart of age, has surrendered liiingelf to the Mazistrates, as the
rer.on uho .et AO tle:truetive a tire to the mill and rorn.rtaek
to that ncizhhourliood. The yosing incendiary sole I; de-
elarrr, that be wits neither imtizated by any our, nor had he
any accomplices uhateverinthis transaction.

J. Wee Won has !,eau committed to Derby gaol, charged with
the murder of Isaac and Ttlary Aim Wee Won, children of Ids
brother. This Minister, who had for sonic time lodged in the
Douse of his brother, on Saturday stonnight. in the dimmer
his brother and sister, seized these victims of Ills malice, and
with a gorse hook, ne.irly sesered theirheads from their bothea.
Fs iilay --- Funnel was committed to Horsham
charged nit!, setting tire to the l'etehery coppice, in
A-lidown Fo,usr, in March last, by which the underwood
bet.% veil an and 4n acres of lawd was eon/mined. He was ap-
prelim/tied in consequence of u con% crsation between him and
two ximigglers, at the Chequers Inn, at Irsresfield.
few days since 3e a 110.41 belonging to Hnll, J. Foster.
sna.ter and owner. was proceeding up the !heather, loaded
with timber from Csainslitirotigh, else filled with water ; when
-Copt. F. with Ilk :life and niece, put off in a boat, with a siew
of raining the Litienlnshire coast; but the beat upset, and they
were Al drowned.

Au :termini from 'Mane !letter, dated May 16. says--" Yester-
da:• a youig ectitlyniaa, Mr. C'neraii, Of ILaillex, tet*: