The National Register.
London, England, 1817-06-30 00:00:00

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Roaseav oair. LUDO tte Rlti&A.4loo4l.
stances have transpired with 4.-,;Ara to ai..49nPrifios
committed a few days since upoll sin vf sense
dell and Bridge, jewellers, which ire 111iebt td tie
only to the detection of the patties, nit's, the recovery
of the greater part of the property. A female, closely
connected with one of the delinquents, was on. Setur-
defy armpit in'tottstbdy to the Mansion-Hoene, where.
the Lord Mayor was nearly four hoard engaged in a pri-
vate investigation of such particulars as have travtipi.
red, respecting this daring and most extensive robbery •
A part of the stolen jewels, -Scc. has, we understand.
been already traced to a house in the neighbourhood of
Bride-lane, and by the finding also of certain papers
there, the route of the fugitive plunderers Lam been as-
certained, and their ultimate appreimesint reedered al-
matt certain. The Lord Mayor, upon the firm intim*.
tion of the robbery, instantly dispatched the sum motive
and intelligent officers in quest of the eiranders
The following cheering account of tlis preset state
of Ireland is taken from The Corresponind, a Dublin
newspaper, of the 23d instant :••-•14 The regret of-
A very ahlutdant and -early harvest is naticad m all
the Provincial Papers which have reachid us this
morning ' • and the declension of the prices of every
kind of provisions in several market towns, is alit°
stated, and forms a most satisfactory kind of inferrer.
thnt. New potatoes, it appears, are becoming, gene•
rally, an article of supply in the different market
towns ; and this circumstance must havean inured*,
effect on the price of old ones, ix well es in iome.ailpft
or other, on every necessary of life. From Ahem *gig
and front the effects and eypedient universally reamed
to, to relieve the humbler classes, the distress end
privations at present felt can but be of sheet duralitm.
It is only necessary to meet the pressure of . the
moment with some fortitude and resignation, sad allwill
be right again—plenty an& contentment will be uni-
versally diffused throughout :the country.'
From the present temporary -seagnation of the neer
can'ile part, or this kingdom (imps, Merchant and mast
intelligent Correspondent), it it computed that there
is at this time upwards of three =Drums of capital un-
employed by the bankers and traders : and, upon s
calculation that 1,0001. in trek will employ on 1•
single working on labouring moo, there mum from so
large an unemployed capital, be $OO,OOO persons out
of work—but, taking the different simirmatiems of
trade the whisk may be taken as tee to ewe, or three
millions of persons unemployed. t
The King of Sweden has needed to 'heady As-
- after repeated invitatianefiele theltberiemf Ass.
tria, Russia, and Prussia.

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A trout was taken, on the 20th instant, is the st-
stead Mill Streans, Herts, the if V 1164114
Henry Ferlde, Esq. the extreme of wlticitimit
27 inches, its girt IS inches, sad when tuba'
out of the water 12} lbs.
Some very curious antiquities weer recent)* dbeo.--
verecl four feet below the soil at Horsefield, near Bat-
ton, in Cambridgeshire. They consist of a chain with
six collars fur conducting slaves : also, a doublefiskrom,
'hewing the manner in which the spits of the 'agents
were supported for roasting meat, and illustrating the
following- passage of Virgil :--" Subpainat nee*ltut
prunes, et vioera torrent."

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The recent fall in the prices osf,:flut threnibout
France, is attributed partly fa ll* illtiaglatsit;
tides of grain poured in. to the genehmos
Egypt. The Paths has inherent his Aguas, at Mar-
seilles, that, fur the better aseentaseditien of Commerce,
he is determined to re.epea the entient easel of Br-
emen. The works for that purpose have been a-- .
ready cesarnenctik and..several engineers art emulated
to superintend them.

RICIIMOND STEAM Boar.—On Satirrity trestles,. shoot
ball past silt, the steam busier of the above packet Worst at
the top, and Juju' ed three permits in a daagemma aimutee...
The yaeht was injured ou s..tarliay week in a alight degree,
and had been repaired to rendre it St to petforotsita pawl to
yesterday. It fortunately had uo persons cw.hoard at tkme
the event °crowed on Saturday, except the persona who
uavigate and conduct i!. llie shock was ricry-greals bat the
injary *lmo to the vessel is *pry alight. The top of the cm-
glum holler was blown off by rhe explosion. The eendaettwo
had been rowing it ay the river, and when it had lot about
100 yards above Westminster %ridge, the accitleut took plat r.
Mr. Anseld, the condactor I.** the yacht, was neat the boiltsr
when it burst; lie was injured in a shocking manner, and
very little hope can be cutrrtained of his lecovery. Tts • .
labourers belonging to the yacht were injnii io a lots do.
gree. They were all conveyed on shore by a wateratau, alio
was near the spot when the accident happened.
HTTIMPIIODIA...-Mt. ‘rm. Clarke, rattle doctor, of Wyk:rico.
near Boom, ten weeks are. was severely bitten just above she
Welty a strange tiag, in me ptvlie road, near hie place of resittact. _
. 811111111000 beingentntainett that the arimid was mad. tasdkal advice
was seamed 101 the manful heided, arid Mr. Clarke terateised boar_
Kwilta
good health till Thursday. the loth inst. %hen be
a prawn) his l. and ow the next day strongly roaciifescazattll
tie and deeadful symptoms of hydrophobia, 'Web incrust-
eil violence till Saimaa, tught, about eleven o'clock, what he ex.
leaving aaalliciiaaate wife ant fatally to lament .tbeir tot.
tics* lase _ _ _ _ •

A 40144 tremelese bellet
te=gldatileamenaing ober. •
four (Mock, m Main Yleepoliem •
works, between retterll.leide and 11PrekeesNebeee. Tedereepse
whit% easonned 'the warehouse/. and ,browses 4 mallSO Yea et:
=tar. rein. and turpautine the amount of kmv i me .
Mr. irieektes ana underetiod, le net insure& The ems
realm were. it Sri as fire PT run ago; mei boa Abe
prem:st fire deerne,swar...