The National Register.
London, England, 1818-09-14 00:00:00

MR. HUNV3 ANSWER.

S, Norfolk •att es t, Strand. S•pf. 9.
My Loun,--When t delivered to your Lordship the Re.
niowslfiluce insau"aur•ty agreed to at die .Illveting held in
Palace-yard, on Alunday last, addressed to tit Pttswe Regent,
you promised me that yon would read it over, and if it did
nut contain any isnproper language, yon would deliver it into
the hands of his Royal I ligliness, and that you would give me
an answer ill the rossr.e of 3 shies,
Late last eve g I treel%e.l aleitcr, signed," llt nry Clive,"
which states that your Lordship had itistrtitocit him to say,
dial von dud not think yonrs,lf at liberty to lay the sante bef.ore
floe Prince Regent, because it purported to be " the I/ve•lara.
Boa alltll{olll4lllAlVioloo. of the itih,tl)tinitiii of the Cities of
Loiltfon and 'Westminster, NMI parts ailjsreat;is Inch disse rip-
BOA was evidently mid notoriously tints ne."
row, my Lord by what nieseis rote Lordship ascertained
the fart that the pet 5u11,4 who settete'el the slleesi•ag in Palace.
yard were not inhabitants of Lonsit.n and Wes*.minster, and
parts adjaCCllt, I know out ; bus IL, 1 .1. low , dart 1110 SC
persons who proposed and Sa.con-k,l " the Declaration of
•, our manifold Grievsntres, and the Remoristratwe against the
" cruel. illegal, and unconstitutional stets of the eurropt ••ss
'6 and •S that hail been so long imposed moos his Royal
" Highness the Ps ince Regent by the great and overwhelm.
Borough Proprietors of this Counts y,” muse in-
habitants of the Cities of London and Wellimisi,t, r, and puts
adjacent; and I believe that sfimost the whole of the 5 sir
0,0)0 perSoll3 at the meeting, who nuanimoss-dy b4nctioned
the nallle, were also inhabitants of Loudon and Westsniuster,
and parts adjacent. However, us year Lordship has declined
uo d'ili'der the Declaration and Reissousttatsre to his Royal
Hithisess the Palace Regent, I will trouble your Lord
ship to return me the original ducninetst that I Itft with you,
that I may, agreeable 16 the instruction of that milling, take
some other method of 'eying it before his Royal Highness the
Prince Regent.
I am, my Lord',
Your Lordship's Most obedient and most hi:table servant;
To Lord Viscount Sidniouth, 11. HUNT.

CAUTION.—A revectable shopkeeper of Norwich has been
fined 101. under the following circitinvtances, which Will
probably be cone_dered exceedingly hard ilium tit* industrious
individual. It appears, that, for the sale of any article of
silver, weighing five dwts. it is sieeesaary for the vendor to
take out a licence. The party in gnestion sold a silver pencil-
case under ignorance of the existence of such a law, and be_
cattle the victim ofa common informer. . _ _

A large supply of onions Ives recently arrived front Spain;
and a considerable quantity from France and Flanders are
expected, which efill doubtless reduce the enormous prices.
ar!..ed in our markets, in consequence of the Milos e of the beds
in this country.
The quantity of fruit inn Scotland this year it so abundant,
that the orchards ,sit the river Clyde only, including those
situit!e4 between Glasgow and Hanullon, have been sold for
nt•aey 11,0901.
'file late rains have lm en retty general 01 over the
coltutry, and have been of the most essential benefit to
veice tat ion.
'a :se suit carried off by the Treasurer of the Journeymen
Spinati,, at Maui Itestert was 1601.
Last week, a elothier Of the statue of IVilliam Proctor, of
Podiley, in tinter to prevent an execution being levied upon
his effect., buret all the furniture in his house, and afterwards
out into the %evert his looms, jennies. awl other imple-
ments of trade, of which he entitle a bonfire, its the great
itemsement of himself anti family, who hailed the exploit with
slouts.

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I'nwett (illo47.—For several nights past thit spectre has
made his appearance again, after ass alt./lac of two years, on
his old chosen aim?, near Use Jewel Office. lie appears about
two o'clock In the morning. 'I he sentry was so alarmed, that
he qiiitted his post and ran to the Gem to inform his
))Ricer. One man or stoat courage attempted to seize him,
but by means of his invisible emit he made his escape. What
renders it rests trkable is, the Guards that me uu duty now were
quartered there before.
morning. Cornell, the gamekeeper of -- rhat?r, Esq.
of Ities•f.:ll, Kesit, who had rendered Ishrisclf very obnoxious to
.noachers. w..lking in his master's grounds, was attacked by two fel-
lews. •dso were discovered by him committing depredations. lle
atternmed to take thefts into custody : when they beat and kicked him
in tliss inhuman manner. left him on the groand for dead and
slecampt.O. The I.:mut-keeper was found by his fellow-servants, and
was inamsliately conveyed to his master's house. when .1 surgeon was
sent Mr to attend 'Jim. lle war able to describe the villains, and
officers have been sent from town to endeavour to apprehend them.
A practice has existed for a contislemble time past, moons; boys,
and persoos whoteep doul:ies and ponies. of plundering eta•zg,,tts ansl
carts comine; h4t,s town, of hay which is generally placed its site nal of
the vehicle. t bun (1..1, ahoy stole from a waggon in Kent.ttreei. as
much hay ma he could carry in Mr anus; king disenvered, he was
taker beton a magistrate, and committed for the robbery.
Etnurar.tr Y.—A. few days since a quarrel arose be-
tween nn elderly mats, names, dames Pullin', and his son-in-law.
who resides near Lambeth Church ; from high words they proceeded
to blows s and during the affray the sun-in.daw. Joseph ‘Vend. bit a
piece of 11.mb out of the I Leek of has father-in-law, which tlre:ultidly
slisti.mrect his Ike.., and put him to the most horrible paM. A war-
rant has been issued to apprehend the offender.
flu SattiuLty afternoon a well dressed man called at the Fountain
Ta...aft, in ( oak Trine Street, and requetted to look at the Newspaper ;
after remaining it few minute:, he came out and lett the raper at the
bar. On the waiter going into the room, he discovered he had stolen
four French window curtains. _ . -

On Monday night the War,:lioux of Mr. Laing, in Leman Street,
Whitcchapel, was broken open, and torlbs. of leaf tobacco carried MI
by the robbers. The same premises were plundered about six weeks
itmi of a h larger quaritiSys and, about a fortnight ago, of ioolbs.
F the same cominixlity.
One m the raris journals says "the English Captain MaNwell is
at pre cnt at i.pa, in order to uncover twin the wounds he received
in
Lu .don et the iwriotl of tlt., fkctions."
.1 true bill iia, becii frond 1, Ole Crint) .111-y ri Ilid(11.1cx 31:;:"'t
!I ary Iluttt, for a.. :t—ati't. upon Air. I ioula..;.

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