The National Register.
London, England, 1819-09-13 00:00:00

VISIT IU AEIV LAAARK.

Lagoa, San. 4.—The deputation from this town
inspect the establishment at New Lanark, arrived at
that place on the 05th ult. They were received with
great cordiality by Mr. Owen ; and on the next morn-
ing proceeded on the object of their mission, by coin-
'neaten% an M 111111146 )))) of the schools. The bchool-
rouins form a handrotne well ventilated building, -each
raonn twingvapable el coissatning several hundred echo-
lays There were upwardwfan bnndred ettildreet, from
two to four yeers of age, :it the infanta' :now, owder the
drimagenientauf a young woman, who kept them in to-
lerable order. Tory were a very fine healthy set of
childreneclean soil deco oily dressed ; and seemeel per-
levity happy and consent.. In he upper school there
were about 70 boys, and as many girls; chielly'front
ight to ten years of age. When the deputation entered,
they were eligaged in worship : one of the masters read
a I mtion of .Scripture while they remained : and the bef
11et was ter tied by singing of psalms, in which the
children joined
Avery gibe school, they proceeded to the cha-
pel, where there was a congiegaiimi principally Le
.etults.comisiating of shout lOU persons, Lot 101110114 to she
establisoment. rots, they were told, was a issileprw
&tot c .orch, amp the-worship was conducted.% bh itet
cons net solemnity, by shore of the workmen isisphled
Ili mite omit. lit the afternoon. these was attain
.11 we j and ill the etvnialli a Clergyman 111 the
Ell.b.ished Gwen us Sootlant, who receives en ahhtsal
...mead from tile proprietors sit the nulls ;needled h. toe
tit:oo4nd [ars of tile community in thAi.wide, with rue
sutiergy Of gesticutacistit petutar to the dhows of t at•
etitti r.. Autumn three o'clock in the afternoon, slimy
sere conducted by Mt Oxen ni an runuence, who, It
C 1111111 l ElltlS view of the Ohl Town, as well as of the
%saw of New Loliark. Here 'hi, saw all she prisons
.oeluniphs to the estaLlisltutent, who hau heat at wor-

shift al the (Yil 'risen, where there are rch2ittits ,ervieri
Nceoisliott II) Ihe vraetier of the Kirk os lIIC
C411111:11 of Jll.l the leitmotif.; i•i their
Wino,. The hise exceeded ste,trly trout me Ohl to the
New Town, amid thy mioutl.er WJ% e‘timated al tilm rftts
1,000 retools. A iiiiii e iiiserebtios raght could scarce,
be its the 011,r1lIng 41%101.1111M litere oet.:
btfVICCS at the Nletioxiist Cit.titel at (..me Irmnatk, in
which Iwo of the workmen to the establialmeeeit led the
devotions.

Tile establishment consists of a number of spionint
non-, and a compact vill.nte for the resiih.isee of the
wurk•peoplr, situated within one mile of the county
town of Lanark, WI the eastern Mink of the roer Clyde,
aid at a distance of Mot more than a mile lift' ibis
Falls. Nothing can be inure beautilul than the titua.
Mon or this eAablt,lnsletit. It is et.scotially a Manufac-
turing comtttunity eu giged iM the 'Miming of cotton-
yarn, but it has attached to it about 160 acres of land.
used partly for gardens for the poor, hut imocipally to
produce grain and other tleCraLirleS Consumed in the co.
lolly, by which Millie It may very appropriately be
&sated.

DUBLiti, SEP r. Duke of Wellimr,rivis packet
proceeded tin tier ‘tiya;:e frnsti lA% tITMOI 11, till) Igni
Saturday last in the atternonhi, full of Nos.-inters, and
between three and Intii hundred of the rower orders of
working labourers nit the deck and iu the hold. Oa.
Monday night last, is heti riff the Kish Luria. a sudden
squall came on, which threw her on her beam ends,
Yellen a se lie of confmtim ensued which baffles all
scriptioti, the sky-lights and hatchway being off. the
water rushed ill itaretn3 10 the Cabin and hold ; its lila/•
latter of whicit were trio horse..., who befall* titimanaga.--
tile, one of which tile people in the hold Were obligeett
to put to death tllheftii. II defence, and 'ltemiser was so -
cot and hacked, that lie t, past recovery. Alany people
were washed oft the deck, some orbselioni were unfor-
tunately drowned, and a few shalt 'tared in the hold,
and the boat, which hung at theater'', emu /rising a few
i 1 those. unfortunate prupt, , was washed away. wits all
it coin:tined—luckily the greater part were saved? bet
two tine children funk to list no more, whose mother.
watt all infant in tier arms, was along with them
in the boat when she w..s washed away, war sated ny
the presence 01 mind ultanne of the passengers, and nn v
stirs ices to mourn her lust Ater undergoing unparalelled
hardships, the vessel (not being able to make I)akriiii
the wind being advi•rary Uwe away lot Holyhead, where
she arrived ott Tun stl .v : ton mitch praise cannot
given to the Captain, (Owens.) The passengers unani-
mously concur in saying, that they owe their hie, to him.
H.s mentions., and Inn:4 01 his crew, were indetati;al.le.
St vowel of her passengers armed here yesterday evening
It .in Holyhead, by the lcllcan packet, who related the
atiost partictilatvio a gentleman of tins.-estAlishosient,
who was on board. It is surprised that .here Were it
or 15ther, altoellier Itae, but the exact uumber cadatal
be .I,CCI.JIIIcfI.

On Thursday one of the cats belonging to.the
Bank was bitten by a dog supposed to be mad, im,l
it was feared that the consequences would be ion-
our it' all the cats were not destroyed, as one o.
them flew at a respectable Member of the
Establuli-
ment, and lacerated hu flesh with her talens. An
order was consequently very properly issued, for the
general safety, that the whole of the cats should bit
destroyed, and they were disposed of accsardingly.
A sweepstakes shooting match of 20 guineas each
between three celebrated shots, Messrs. Palmer
Phipps, and Street, took .place on Saturday, when
72 head oftame was killed by four o'clock, p. m,—
Mr. 'Palmer took a direction from Burnham, in tbe
line of %Vycomb and the water-side, and he bagged
12 brace of partridges and two harm Mr. Phipps
took a direction for Maidenhead, across the river to
Bray-fields, and killed four hares and 9 brace orpar-
tridges; and Mr. Street took a direction for Stoko,
and Gerrani's-cross, and killed II brace of part-
ridges and one hare. The Sportsmen started toge-
ther at day-break, in Burnham fields, each accom-
panied by an umpire chosen by thc.opposite parties.
They were allowed one barrel oily, with unlimited
charge, and only seven slivti; were tni.sed by the
three.

The Duke of York bimenred Covent-Garden The-
atre with Lis prewnce last Nlonday evening, but
continued iucos • during the periirmances. It was
imagined, when " (hat save the King" was min..,
that it was in compliment to the Duke and Duchess
of Kent, but they were not present.
Since the August Consul-settling, the public
farads have been gnulullly declining. Some heavy
time •vales have bcon made at low rites. The
depression is principieiy owing to the increasing
scaruity of money, the *eight of Ocnnium on the
market, and the small amount of purchases now
made by the Commissionets: these causes, and the
approaching fourth ()annum payment, are likely to
occasion a further depression. Some kind of dis-
trust in the stability of the English funds appears
to have seined sonic atf the sunk-holders on the. Con-
tinent, as orders and powers to sell to the meant of
upwards of one million• have been received within
these few days from abroad. The Dutch houses in
particular have received 'unitive instructions to dis-
pixie of rill tine (Minium they hold, but from w11:1
cause this alarm arises, has not traanspir•ed. It pro.
bublv, in some degree, arises from the exaggerations
in &foreign Journals respecting the iuttt•nal state
of the country.

VOStscript.

LONDON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13.
Three o'clock, p m.

fly the Lttest amounts from Lancashire, (we
allude to the Coroner's Inquest at Oldham), it will
-Le seen that the authorities there finding that

'6 They are gone to Ca
•
That should they wade no more,
114.6 turning were as bad as to go o'er."
are resolved to go to any length, to adopt nay anti
every sort of mcau contemptible chicanery in their
endeavours to smother inquiry, tint

" Foul deals will lir:.
Thu' all the world conceal them, to ram's eyes"—

ard so will theirs, sooner or later, in despite of all
their efforts. 'Tire Coroner's Inquests were held at
Manchester almost as soon as the bodies were cold;
there they could have their own way—neither Mt.
Banner nor Mr. Pearson were there, and verdicts of
" Accidental Death" were returned. At Oldham
the body of Mr. John Lees was kept till it was in a
state of putridity before the Inquest was summoned,
doubtless with a view to tire out she patience of
those gentlemen who, it was well known, mutt be
much inconvenienced by a protracted absence from
.their offices in London, and when the Jury met, the
'Clerk oj:turned it repeatedly, and it now stands
over for a fortnight after the body has bee^ buried,
We know not if this be legal, but i it be so, we are
sure atueweenactment is requisite, for at present,
a willing tool, in the pawn of a servile coroner,
•may, in compliment to a set of wicked delinquents,
stand between crime and justice. We feel confident
Lope, howevcr.•thet all their attempts will be de-
feated.

La. C Suic ihE.—The swiAliourhood of Covent-
Garden was 'homed tMs morning about go clock by a lady
who mined forth.. front the Garrick's /lead, Bow Street, in her
band petticoat. with a pair of boots in one hand and a knife
in the other—she made her way down Brydges Street. ithen a
gentleman euncludisg frnm I appearance that she was a maniac
seised the hand in which she twat the knife; at that moment she
changed hands. with land admimess, and plunged it. to her heart;
she died almost instantly. She has been owned, anti turns out
to be a Mrs. Brifieid, who i, well known on the provincial
hoards, and who was anxious to appear at -rury latal T, sitre,
hat het not suee eding with the Sub-Cot mime affected her
senses. and produced the lamentable estastniphe we have this
day the painful task of mconling. The body hes in the Church
of St- Paul, Covent Garden, for an inquest.
A new prison has lately been finished in Brussels
for the reception of prisoners. It lies in the highest
• h..althiest part of the town, and is built Lwow
.d g to the plan of the celebrated philanthropist,
coward. The passages and afartinents are ru my
and airy, the prisoners can be separated from eaten
other, according to the nature of the crime of which
they are accused. There ore barge open places,
&tattlers for the performane of divine service, anti
ever thing that humanity requires, and which is
eompatible with the necessity of preventing escape
A new institution, on a similar, but more scicnti •
fic plan than that of the Alfied is just established.
it is denominated the Traveller, and the tine qua net
qualification to enable a candidate to otter himself to
be elected a member is, that in hi. travels h
has visited the capital of Home. The club is already
comp tsed or 400 (the limited number of members).
They have irntlid mansion in Waterloo-place, at
the rent of t,ce,taineas per annum, in which un
evensive 111!ary .-vidly commencing with the
v.aluines 9.% !Ash every isker is required to furnish
Ail the fe nip Anthasss...kive been elected ho-
norary mei Isbell. It is und,.ted that the idea of
t.sis iestitta th.m cons first
to(al by "se Earl of
le
Aberdeen. Its object prole,ae be t advance
4nent of kr ealedge through„, trious branches
of science, ix. which c.se eve; 1-minded man
will feel an interest in its '•
Wallies(' ay night an )tent was tried on
'hoard the f. tag ship ofr
.4.1 Gore, at Chatham,
several a tits ly rented -`sterna, to be used on
h said ships at sea. The.loard of Admiralty, Sir
Congr met sevi,il other distinguished per-
s °vs, were preatta. •
The ermtion jf the sinaphores from Beachy-head
to Dungeness ..at to tat.% place directly ; they are to
t.ral,e the charge of lieu:imams of the Navy, who
are to have parties 5,f nett under their orders, fur the
suppression of smuoing.
Mr. Lubbett h, !seeu invited to return to this;
country. It is positively stated, that two of his
.c..ief creditors have offered to allow him 6001. a
year, provided that be will publish his paper fur
their advantage, and allow them to receive the pro-
fits of it till their claims, amotannet to 4,0u01., are
discharged Mr. Collett, we understand, has tics
a.ty.ed these conditions, and is soon e:-petted is this
port 7.

.'•111. .1 C.i ,111•♦ 1;1111 t.s. Cs. •o. 1.)
r. lilt p.p .114 iu btl IMtbw'\•ltlll J C pp.•r pl 1. hr .h
viri 04 •of pr.skipr4 mars of th.• 11 mkt. E,1:1411.1; C 0...
II tllllC_llfll by J por•op wilt) attviitletl the I,lt.tltpi•l' ill .11
It his List II tl. ilitit.ert blew tile prt vpmp

exectilion (Itai tit Tsiesdry Ls') t tiona,lo3l,
awoke allow 4 s:elssek
lelll.l quite tranq•til. 111- war taktit to tile NNW I, all,.
ill 9 o'clock he partook of he H sly SJerann•nt. At ha
pa-st RI the Under TO the knell
uJlest
the siAstal for the executi,ut 11th eri a!,ersale.l ilw plat-
form and coutinu J half au hour its earnest pr.s)er will

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Ihe arr. Clos pia in. Tile 0[0"c:011.41er theft i.risCrcileti
nI
IliS Yul office, atld exrry llii IrinA prepared, oil .11.01-
Iwo beim/ kit 111 himsrll, be c.,11ul In fir. Mae, WI..

hutisane Goering of the comity gaol) oi a liii.rv,
he shionld fall, as his head OCC:illie anti hatin.
only one kg, he hegued to ot down assitlie; here
ha-
firnitMs't forsook for the tirsi tiii.e; he was w peat
alarm amid agony of mind ; hassocks were liriniAni Irmo
the cliaps?, no which he set clown, from n hem e, at
about briore IV, lie rn.e, 4A fed iie‘er iii •
this lite to Ilse again! The excenti ))))) .r looteetted in his
54.1 (dike, so far that nothing but the falltui of the shop
roniatited to complete the calmer mil th s nub slip). man;
hr died n idiom a:4 rietvle. lle declined adiliessitig the
people asseivildrd to witness los execution, sa)hig, it his
awful death had no effect, he nas sure all he coii.tl say
would lie of on at ail, to nano them
such crioo a its had lirill4oll his ilft, to so disttrdcelsol a
period. lie. declared that 1,.e had door injury to the

baulk of England; or to ally en r Houk. except that of
Messrs. lee, Salmon, and Co. al 11)e% tees; and that
the whole nines lie prepared far issmit.: of that flank
were older the %aloe of 1001. Amine,: titr fra4itarots ot
paper I 1 11l his Cell is the hil'.on hip :—•' 1
lid for the exiitenee anti intellect he Al i,lity hasgtien
isie, have no ream') at present to tintilit tog mercy, and
tome to resi_m with sultiMssion my immortal part into
the hands of my Creator, to lie disposed ..f as ills illfill.te
wisdom and oiercy 111:1 direct." lit a Nero let.er to
los wile he sent her Itie to lowing Imes, the production
Of his

In the MI for rontlemn'd I roma;
But these walls she, no terrors to me;
On my pillow of strov I exclaim.
•• O God! take my spirit to tiles!"
I see through the bars of thii place
The hulls es they wanton in air,
While I am ent.fih,sl with dil:Pacie,
But am bt: eking a pardon front prayer.
If Mercy shnalil .'art me a ray,
And I'm thisti;%'d to bee you once more,
I will walk i.i straight mallow way,
And try to keep em tram my door.
But alt! I reflect with dibinsy,
I th.ok on the law with a sigh;
It seam in I lash ream to bay.
warrant is issued to die."
Then fit nie. 0 Lord, for the stroke,
On thy mercy and love I depend,
Make easy thy Widen and yoke.
To my ad! with buhnii.sion I hen&

Mr. H. Stent, acs used of ,nailing Mrs_ Stcnt, at
the Santeen's 'Head inn. was on Thursday removed
from Giltspur street Colorer to Newgate, prepara-
tory to taking his tiial at the ensuing Old Bailey
Sessions. He appeared in good health and spirits,
and was in conversation with a frictid who accom-
panied him.
There a now in an orchard lwlonging to Mr. Wilton,
farmer, ut Aleoluhe, n str B.oc, an apple. tree in
full Mos.* ))))) and itiaily of the apples set, beim, tl:e
second crop this season; ami in :he gar :en of Mr

alter, nitisoryntan, I•tt.:2,re ltd of the
prolific hautboy, in full ,:te
crop this seahon. The bcrrt.:s .tre reinarkab!y fine
in quality, and in quantity far exceed an average
produce.