The National Register.
London, England, 1819-05-10 00:00:00

TITE RtGISTInt.

tionat",m for the July account is only 7, per cent. The
ittacertainty as to the extent of she loan is as great as
ever; Mit it is expected with much confidence in the
city, that the budget wilt be browgitt not, anti she laan
contracted em, its the interval between the itittli and
vitt) of the present month. The foreign exehange, par-
ticularly with Paris, rose both on Tuesday and Friday.
Very large sales, we understand, are now making of
French stozki said to be•with a slew to render the pus.,
duce available to the loam It is surmised, that a great
pontos* PA' Ate produce of these sales will be remitted
to this country in silver. The fact is well known, that
large•impurristmis of that metal have taken place frosts
'France, and more ire expected. Our eminent house in
the city had cans'inanents• last week to the value of
301,0001 sterling.
Sp3riing Istelligesee—:turner, who contended
with so much skill and bravery against !Undid for
the-lung time of two hours and twenty-two minutes,
is•matched with Cy Davis, the " ppty Bristol Boy,"
for 100 guineas aside,, to fight within 30 miles of
London, In a 111 tiet ling—half initiate time—a
fair stand up light—to take place on Thursday ibe
17th of June. Ilavis, from the quick mode with
which he sconquerel the scientific Balm) at Rick-
mansworth, made; a consWrable impression upon
the as but the friends of Turner immedi-
ately ttitered the odds of guineas to poundsupon
him. It is expected to prove a sporting
Donnelly oad 'o:iver meet on Tuesday night to
sign their articles of agreement respecting their
great combat in July for. 2001. a side. Donnelly
-con-be backed to any.amount by his countrvisen.—
Six to four it •betted freely in favour of the Giant .1
against Shelton ; but the-latter is confident •tif sue-
cese.—Shelton is stanch improved ; bat it is fighting
up hill against two stone weight.
M at re o lAL Lorrear.—Wedoresday the sth day.
of t 1 av, according to annual custom, Limbs. the will of
N 1 r. 11.3inr, formerly a brewer isiWaKing, six maidens
educated in his hospital in 'Fawden-fields, Wapping,
.act at she tritsaces-house, to .draw lots under the
will of the f lets, Orr a prize of IG6i. as a marriage por-
tion. Tate husband of the successful candidate must be
a mechanic, beloaging to -the parishes of St. John, Wap-
ping, St. Georges in the Las!, oPtit. Paul, Shadwell;
tie must hot be a sailoresuldier, or wateriness, and he
must have tessisnonials of Iris charac:cr. 'The ruing
woman must have attained the age of 21, and have
beers iii one place three years as a stream with strict,
propriety.

Busriciort 0/ MOIDER.—About six oclotk on
Thursday morning, the lrsly of the deputy watch-
• house keeper of Saint Mary-le-bone parish, was
Found drowned in the Canal in the Regent's Park.
He bat his Lands strongly tied with a cord behind
his back, from whic't circumstance it is supposed he
had been robbed and murdered ; the boly was in so
putrid a state drat if there bud been any marks of
violence they could not be discouved. He bad been
isix<ing a fortnight, in consequence of which post-
ing-bills were put tip all over the town describing
his person, and offering a reward {or his discovery
:stead or alive. The body writ: removed to the Jews
Harp for the Coroner's Inquest.
week, at Little Althoff, in Norfolk, a boy,
shout 12
.sears old, *was in the act•of lowering a bucket
down a ',arrow well, 30 •fx et deef, when intending to
bleady it, m tr-reactord bouself, and &•II in with his 'seed
fit st ; a bide girl standing 11 ran in and told his aunt,
whoinst]ntlye4ll4e of his a•sistatree. Obstrting he had
taken hold of the chain. she drew him top half way.
When the boy, through fear and loss of ...strength. kit
hold and was precipitated again to the Ifra:totu.; Isis stint
iffs,srtily re-lowered the bucket, which lie snatched
hold of, and was drawn up without receiving the least
injury.