The National Register.
London, England, 1816-01-07 00:00:00

VIE NATIONAL RECISTEIt.

DIVIDENDS.

Jan. 25, B. Hodgson,Nortliallcrton, Yorkshire, surgeon.--Jan.
21, G. liirknani, Lancaster, nerchant.—Jan. 27,'1'. Coward, Foun-
tain-place, City road, carpenter.—Jati. 23, T. Ellis and E. Aider,
Crooked-lane, merchants.—Feb. 27, G. and 31. Isaacs, Bevis 'Barks,
merchants.—Jan. 20 J. Johnson, Egliam, farmer.—Jan. 20, W.
Higgins, Great St. Helens, wine-merchant. —Feb. 3;j. Waugh, St.
Martin's-le-grand, eltinatnap. —Feb. 3, P. Cole, Throgmorton-st.
aactioneer.—Feb. 17, G. W. Wye, London, merchant.--Jan. 20,J.
Dempsey', Coleman-street, tailor.—Jan. :30, J. Shepherd, Sutton,
Yorkshire, ship-builder.--Fe b. 5, W. Whetton, Bath, hatter.--Jan.
2'5, L. Bryant, Bath, wine-merchant.--,lati. 2G, H. Boss, Kingston-
upon-Hull, merchant.— Jan. 24, T. Sadditicton, Sutton Bassett,
Northamptonshire, salesman.--Jan. 21, J. Cooper, Rothwell,
Northamptonshire, farmer.—Jan. 30, D. Barnett, Portsea. mercer.
J. Biount, Lancastcrt merchant.--,-Jaa.. 2.5; J. French,
Northampton, itonimnager,

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CERTIFICATES to be granted on or before Jaa. 9:1.
J. Snape, Paul-street, Fincburi-square, cabinet maker.—W.
Beerferris, DevonsWre, lime burner.—F. Roberts, Lanva-
ches, Mournoutkihire, dealer in timber.—W. Redgrave, Great
Queen-street, Lincoln',. inn fields, brass fonnder.—S. Minton, I:ivo-
ries, woollen draper.--D. Godwin, Newport, Mon-months!lire, coal
merchant.- -1). Ilattyc, 1)!.. Clonal!, Yorkshire, merchant.

BIRTIL—At Dewson Grove (Monaghan), the Lady of the Right
lloe. Lord Cremorne, of a son and heir.
MARTiIEI).—The Rev. G. Burden, M. A. Rector of Falstone
Nor humberland, to Maria Susan, daughter &" the Rev. lir. S
Locke, Juseice of the Peace for Surrey.—Dee. 9, at Paris. at the
house of the British Ambassador, Captain Isenbert, of the
German Leidon, to Miss Charlotte Cowper, daughter of the late
Rev. \l'm. Cowper, A.M. Rector of Ramsy and Dovereourt, ems
Diso.vorth, Riceard Gough, Esq. only sun of Rich.
:%stley, Esq. of Odstone Hall, to Sophia, second daughter of R.
Gheslyn, Egg. of Langley Priory, Leicestershire.—C. Edmonds,
Esq. to Miss Robins, only daughter of Mr. Robins, both of Wal-
worth.—Dve. 31, at Paris, H. R. Curzon, jun. Esq. to the widow
of J. Talbot, Esq. bro.hur to the Earl of Shrewsbury.--:-J. Radley,
Esq. of Winehmore-hill, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. Wil-
liams, of Pen-y-bout, Merionethshire.—Geo. Wood. Esq. of Had-
ley Common, to Miss Mary Ann Mackenzie, of New Lodge, South
Minims.—At Cheltenham, the Rtv. Rich. Watson. son ofthe Bishop
of IJandaff, to Miss Knight.—Launcelot Shadwell, Esq. of Lie-
coin's Inn, to Frances, youngest of the late Capt Locke.—Tht)
Rev. Edward Ellis, Umkr Master of Westminster Scheel, to Eliza-
beth, eldest daughter of the Rev. J. Russell, of Helindon, North-
amptonshire.
DlED.—Soddenly on his march from Paris, Major Lang, of the
81st reg.—At Paris, Ensign A. 31' Lai!hlan, of the 02d, and formerly
of the 54th reg.—At Armienes Lady Coghtil. She was the only
..nrviving daughter of J.Hort,Archhishop of Tuam, and relict of Sir
J. Coghill, Bart.—At Ringwood, Hants, M. Townsend, Esq.--Aged
713, Nit-. W. Cole of Wareham, Dorset, many years an Alderman of
that Borough.—At Reading, Sarah, wife of Chits. Stock, Esq.--At
Southampton, in his 75th year, Jas. Baverstock, Esq. Hite Brewer
at Alton.—ln Montpelier, Elizabeth Anti, wife of J. Fydell, Esq.
of Boston, Lincolnshire.—The Rev. Dr. Lloyd, Vicar of Aylesbury,
Bucks.—Henry Monek, Esq. eldest son of the Right Hon. Lady
Araminta Monck, of Green Park-place, Bath.—ln Buckingham-
stret t, York-buildings, John Hetherington, Esq.—ln Bedford Cir-
cus, Exeter, aged 81, Admiral Edmund Dod.—P. Bond, Esq. late
his Majesty's Consul-General for the Middle and Southern States of
the United States of America.—ln Bedford-place, Russell spare,
Sir Chas. Blicke, an eminent surgeon.—ln Somerset-street, Port-
man square, the Lady of John Charles Purling., Esq.—Aged 77, A.
Hall, Esq. of Albion-strect, Surrey-road, and of ‘Valtonson-the-Hill,
Surrey.— At Watford, Herts, in his 68th year, Benjamin Kent,
Esq.—Lately, at Banda, is the East Indies, David Forbes, Esq,
Governor otthat Isl.urd, and second son of the late Geo, Forty 's%
Esq. of Aberdeen. lie fell a victim to the fever, so prevalent ha
those settlements.— -Dee. 31, at Paris, that important personage the
Hottentot Venus, after an illness of three days. Her body has been
sent to the Museum of Natural History for dissection.—At Russo:
pugia, Prince Fulfill Hydur, the eldest son of the late Tippoo Sul„
tan.--At Knoidart, Scotland, in his 91st year, Mr. Ronald M'Donell,
of Skamadale, Ensign on the retired list of Capt. Rose's Indepen,
dent Company of Veterans, respected and admired as a genuine
Highlander of the Old School. He followed the fortunes of Prince
Charles Stewart, from Prestonpans to Culloden, and served With
distinguished zeal in both those actions; for which he afterwards
suffered banishment to India for seven years, during which period
he served hi tho Inissars ; and when returning to England, the ves-
sel in which he sailed happeniug to be Ireirded by a French man of
war, before Ronal] was aware of what was passing on deck, and
had furnished himself with a cutlass, he darting like an eajOi‘.;', ,
the victors, actually retook the British ship, killing, single-handed,
all the astonished Freechmen who attempted to withstand his
athletic rage, and driving the rest over the vessel's broadside into
the 3C3.—At Thorp Arch, Yorkshire, tho Right Hon. Apollonia
Dowager Lady Clifiiird.—ln Great Alie-street, Mr. P. French,
Accountant to the London Dock Company.—At Kensington, in her
80th year, Mrs. Thompson, relict of the Rev. Seth Thompson.—At
her brother's, the Rev. 1)1.. Bell's, Prebendary of Westminster, in
her 89th year, Mrs. Lucy Bell.—At Clapham, in his 81d year, Peter
Broadley, Esq.--At Pimlico, in his sStli year, Win. Keale, Esq.—
Jan. 5, in Baker-street, in his 49th year, Lieut.-Gen. Sir G. Pre-
vost, Colonel of the 10th Regiment of Foot, and late Governor-in-
Chief, and Commander of the. Forces in the British Colouie3 in
P., of t~ltnerlt' t,

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BEAUTY OF M
(TUNE,—" Jessie the fore?. ollumblanc.
On! talk not of beauty, nor soft flowing tresses,
Not the rose en her cheek my affections
Nor the soft velvet lip, can insure my caressL
For the beauty for me is the beauty of Mind.
The deep crimson'd lip will grow fainter ant'
Ere a while and no rose on her cheek shat
The warty blush of youth will insensibly fai
But the beauty that fades not 's the beaut
But the beauty that fades not 's the heath
Its roses bloo.n ever, in June's lovely blossom,
Its lilies, as snow drifted high by the w'
cheeks wear a smile though affliction Si
No l;eauty's so lovely as the beauty of Mi
It asks not for power, or for wealth, or cloy
And yet dignity reigns, with sweet meet
For itself is a gun which no price can atta
And plac'd above fortune 's the beauty
Yes ! yes ! I have found this unspeakable
For me, by kind Heaven, this boon was
Then sing on in her praise in sweet flow
ii
For there's beauty of form join'd with b,
And our hearts are united in sympathy's '
ller actions are gentle, her language rei
Loa love sits enthron'd in her mild beami
ror the rays which they lighten spring

ORDNANCE CONUNrAT
To Mr. SNOOKE, Tom:Nil(
While walkine !,:ear St. Maul?
" Ir 4 is ti.e letter S like fire
" For heating cannon-talls1"
Tom fancied unawares he took
Ills friend : he knew him not
For thus resounded Mr. SNOOK.
BeCaltSe. it iu.tkeS HOT Silo'
On Sunday morning a fire broke out at the.,
a broker, in Crown-street, Finsbury-square, whi
that the family narrowly escaped with thei
discovered by a servant maid, who, finding
house lull of smoke, informed her fellow-serval
mister and mistress, at the same time taking
with her. On coming down she was much si
could not have proceeded fir, but for one
p4.inted out the strvet-door to her, when she esca:
who took two more or the children in his arms.
wind6w, and after leaving the children in sat,
he returned and got out Mrs. Mitchel and 0-
who bad scarcely quitted the room when the
flames issued limn every aperture. The IV
tugines by this time had arrived, but could
of the fire, which raged with such fury, thl
'whole premises, consisting. of a shop, dweL
house, full of goods. were consumed. Co'
also done to the adjoining house.—Sarah
house, arced 14, has been fully committed o)
wilfully set it on fire.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,
THE Principal Tlicers If his Majesty's Ordnance
notice, that prc,pcsals will be received at tl
on or before Monday, the 15th of January
sons as may to undertake the
articles and workmanship for mill atachin,
LlJvul 1)"14;4.ier Manufactories et Faversham
for a period of three years, determinable
the first year, upon notice of three months,
party.
Patterns and models of the articles ma.
cation to the respective Officers of the Ordnance
and favtiter particulars, together with the '
the contract, may b between the at the Secrel
01
aforsaid, any day hours
where the proposals must be delivered sealed up and endorsed
" Proposals for Cat Iron articles, &cc." but no proposal can be ad-
to;tted after the said Wit of january next, at twelve o'clock at
noon of the same day, neither svill any tender be noticed unless
the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By order of the Board, R. JI. CREW, Secretary.

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THE NATIONAL REGISTER. lAN. 7.
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LONDON MAKSETS.
nblanc.") --- ,
tresses, MONDAY, JAN. 1.
s can bind, Wheat continues exeedingly heavy sale at a reduction of 2s. per
'esses, qr. upon the finest qualities, and the ordinary sorts cannot be got
Mind. off at any price. Barley Is. and Beans and Peas are 2s. per qr.
and paler, cheaper, and nearly unsaleable. Oats are full 2s. per qr. lower,
hall we find • and but few sales could be effected ; in short there appears a
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fail her. neral stagnation in the trade.
aty of Mind. s. s. I. 2. s. S.
auty of Mind. Wheat -40 a 54 White Pease .34a 36 Poland Oats .Sla 23 I-
rine ditto • 40 a6O Grey Pease - 46 a5O Potatne ditto • 44 a 24
5801111 Rye - . 29 a 32 Beans sis ase Fine Pour . 00 a 0,5 'v
Vind ; Barley - 2a a 26 1 Ticks ats Second ditto - 43 a9O
should cross 'em, Malt -56 a 60 1 Oats - - 16 a3O Rape Seed .M. a tab
Hind. FRIDAY, JAN. 5.
,nnain, We have but few fresh arrivals, and the market dull. Wheat is
.!kitess combin'd ; much the same as last Monday. Barley, Grey Pease, and Beans,
lain, are about is. per quarter cheaper. Other articles at Wednesday's
( of Mind.
i
prices.
e treasure,
igfi'd ; PRICE OF BREAD L AST WEEK.
s des
ing measure, The general price of the best Wheaten Bread throughout the Metropolis and
beauty of Mind. Suburbs, varies at from Niaepence Halfpenny to Elevenpence the Quartcrn Leaf : .
weighing 4 lb. 5 OZ.
ties, _....--
efiti'd,
AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR.
sing eyec, Computed from the Returns made in the Week ending Dec. 27,
from beauty of Mind.
is 575. Td. per cwt. exclusive of the Duty of Customs paid or pay-
J. W. able thereon on theslmportation thereof into Great Britain .—(Froin
UM. Saturday's London Gazette.)
TYER,
Sf AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN. TER QUARTER, FOR WEEK ENDING
DECEMBER 3n.
England & Wales. Scotland. England is Wales.
d. Scotlansdd.
s. d. s. d. s. 7
- . •
Wheat - . 54 t - 44 6 Beans - - 31 98 0
Rye - 33 S - 30 5 Pease - - 34 10 •• 27 6
iE, Barley - - - -
24 3 - 94 5 Oatmeal - . 96 9 - 16 a
OT." Oats . . 19 10 - 19 6 I Beer or Bigg - —•0 - 23 11
house of Mr. Mitchel, CURRENT PRICEs OF SUGAR.
which burnt so vapidly from to from to from to
ir lives. It was first 11. O. a. 15. S. S.
the lower part of the Antigua .. 82 ea Sc. Kitts & Mont.
v 84 100 Lps
Ado
130 100
-vent, who alarmed her
Dom."l 16c
ON. err 8 na' rol ri asl
100
9 t Ts
%to brivin&a,StD.
emir. Kw
9587 Sing.loes.b-rowall3lo6 181288
lg two of the children
Grenada Muscov. so 88 St. Trinadad - 82 90 best ISt 140
,torched, and probably
Jamaica brawn e 285 East India - 40 72 Powder loaves 130 149
of the children, who good 90 94 Ground tips - 82 66 Hambro'.do. 135 143
escaped. Mr. Mitchel, line 97 100 faces - 99 96 Molasses 09 il•
ms, got out at a garret
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afety at a neighbour's, PRICE OF MEAT, FRIDAY JANUARY g 5.
LhC rest of the family, Shg eat Carcase v. d. s. d.
eMeld. eteate and Loatieshall.
le floor fell in, and the s. d. s. d. Heat of Cad
ieighbours and several neer ---4 0 a 3 0 Sositalleld. Beef .--$ 0 a 4 6
not check the progress Mutton - - 4 oa 5 0 Beasts, about - - . 4?0 Mutton • • 3 4a 4 4
sat in a short time the Veal ---4 8 a 6 0 Sheep and Lambs 3100 Veal .--4 0 a 7 4
ailing-house, and ware- pork- --34 a 1 4 Calves ..... 200 Pork --38 a 6 4
msideaable injury was Lamb - _ 0 •a 0 0 1 Pigs - ..... 310 1 Lamb - - 0 0a 0 •
AVen, a servant in the ---------
HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD•
on suspicion of having L. s. d. L.
s. d. Average L. s. d.
/Hey-- - 33 Oa 90 0 -- 319 •
a. ST. JAMES'S. Closer -- 000st000 --- 000
STCF, 27th Dec. 1815. Straw - - 1 7 0 a 1 16 0 ...... 1 8 6
Ordnance do hereby give Hay--- 4 0 0 a 5 00 •••• 4S o•
their office in Pall-Mall, WHITECHAPEL. 1 Clover - - 9 o 0 a 6 0 0 —.— 510 0
Straw . - 1 6 0 a 114 0 ...• 113 0
y next, fro such per- Hay- -- 3 00a* 5 0
supply of cAsm T SMITHFIELD.IRON—• 412 o
5 Clover --40 0 a 65 0 -- to 0
8
nery, for service of the f Straw - - 1 5 0 a 114 0 -- 1 10 •
n and Waltham.
alter the expiration of
COAI. MARKET.
1, at the option of either
Ships at Market. Ships sold. a. d. s. d.
iv be viewed upon appli- MONDAY, JAN. 1. - 43 Newcastle 96 from 49 a a 56'6
-dnance at those stations, 3 Sunderland $ --- 49 6a32 9
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 3. 84 Newcastle 93 .---• 43 oaso 0
terms and conditions of 23 1 Sunderland 14 ---i•• .406 a 46 1
tary's Office in Pall-Mall
FRIDAY, JAN. s. - I ss ; Newcastle 1 54 I --- Ii 48 a a 52 if
of ten and four o'clock, ,40 I Sunderland 117 --1436 a 0
sealed up and endorsed Delivered at t3s. advance on the above price.
ut no proposal can be ad- -----.
,xt, at twelve o'clock at London : Printed by R. WILIcs, at No. 89, Chancery- lane, Fleet-
tender be noticed unless street and forwarded into the Country by all Newsmen, Clerks of
, , ..__,..._11--- (ran a PaatnE4.at lls. per eiurrer•