The National Register.
London, England, 1820-02-20 00:00:00

THE NAFIONAL REGISTER:.

lent county most seriously to consider how far such
a man fills with adequate dignity and independence
the place of a Senator,—how far he is qualified for
itting in the House of Commons, except it be to
applaud the specious verbosity of Castlereagh, to
lacquey the insignificance of Bragge Bathurst, and to
assist at the apotheosis of that trite joker, George
Canning. Finally we would nsk, in what instance
has our senatorial adversary deviated into one vote
favourable to the liberties of the people ? In how
many instances has he not supported all those despo-
tic measures, which have since his admission to
Parliament emanated. front Ministers ?- He will
shortly have to return the trust into the hands of
his constituents—let them judge of him by his
deeds. To us it appean; that the tendency of his
parliamentary career has been most adverse to con-
stitutional freedom, whilst as an individual, he has
in no one instance elevated himself above the com-
mon herd by acuteness of remark, by brilliancy of
talent, or by that invincible steadiness of character,
which distinguishes his political opponent.

Cuneows SaltaTsotris.—The first of this month, a pain
ter at Marseilles exposed in front of his house a picture •
of the facade of a prison In the windows of the edi-
fice, behiuddrost hem, appeared several miniature por-
traits. with this 'ascription written underneath—Pntson•
IRO won Dawr.. The portraits were those of young ;nett
well known.inalie above city, who had omitted to pay
the painter,. ander pretence that they had not been pain-
ted according to their taste. The parties and their friends
endeavoured to make a disturbance before the door of the
artist, boss lie sneceeded in appeasing them, saying his
intention was only to make the public acknowledge the
resemblance, and induce them fu pay him for I is work,
By this stratagem he obtained his money, and the young
men carried away thew portraits.
A shocking accident ocearred near Kendal; lately Mr.
T. Grainger, shopman to Mr. Bradley, a draper, of Ken-
-4121, and Mr. E. Thoinlintoo, an apprentice with Mr.
'Thompson, a grocer, went out each with a gun fur a lit-
tle recreation. When about two miles from Kendal, Mr.
Grainger got over a liedga, and turning about, said to
his companion, "take care how you get over this
hedge ; " and while Thonilinson was in the act of getting
user, his gun, which was half-corked, went off, and the
whole of the contents lodged in Mr. Grainger's anal,. He
was immediately carried to the t house, and a Stur-
geon attended, who pronounced the wound incurable
without amputation ; but before any thing could be done,
the unfortunate sufferer lust his realm'', and he died that
night. He was twenty-threeyeans of age.
Two English gentlemen, some time ago, visited the
field of Bannockburn, so celebrated for the defeat of
Edward's army. A sensible countryman pointed out to
theta the positions of the hostile nations—the stout
where Bruce's standard was fixed during the battle, Ste.
Highly pleased with his attention, the gentlemen on
leaving hint, pressed his acceptance of a crown-piece.
" Na, na," said the hottest man, rewriting the money,
" keep your crown-piece, the English have paid dear
eneugh already for seeing the field of Bannockburn,"
it is rumoured that Mr. Young, the celebrated Tra-
gedian, Mr. Johnstone, better know' by the appellation
tit' Jack Johnstone, with Mr. Phillips, of vocal cele-
brity, have proposed for the patent, to open the Theatre
in I)ublin jointly, alter the interment of our late beloved
Sovereign.
On 1 uesday last a hearing took place before a nume-
rous bench of Magistrates at Leeds, on an information
lodged against Nathan Taylor, a poor infirm old man,
late a musician in the Leeds Volunteers, and now re-
siding in a cottage at Swinegate, for selling imitation
coffee, contrary to the statute of 43d George 111. cap.
129. The circumstances of the case, as stated to the
Court, were shortly these:—lii the mouth of Not em-
ber last an officer of Excise, employed fur the purpose,
called at Taylor's house, and asked if they sold, " Hoe-
ortner's co tree)" to winch his wife replied, that they
had nu coffee for sa!e, but they sold peas.. He thou en-
quired the price, and said that he was a shopkeeper at
Dewsbury, and should want two or three hundred
weight. This was, however, a quantity too large for
Taylor's dealings; but lie was told that if he would
call again they would let him have half a stone. On
this occasion a converaation took place, on which Mrs.
Taylor observed, that if the powder was boiled in soft
water, it would make " good coffee." In the morning, '
about eleveis o'clock, the informer came again, and while
he was preparing to pay Isis lour shillings foralus eight
pounds of breakfast betwage, .two other Excise °lions
entered and seized. and castled away 'Taylor's whole
stock in trade, which consisted of one.poutal of-roasted
peas, in addition to the eight pounds prepared for this
wholesale customer. The magistrates having heard all
the circurustances, of the case, convicted the vendor,
but mitigated the penalty front tool. to fifty shillings..
FEMALe Couttatie.—The Gazette of Augsburg
• gives a singular account of presence of. mind .in the
daughter of a gamekeeper, .residing in a solitary house at
Weillienn. Her father and the rest of the family hail
gone to chuclu, .when there appeared at the door au
old man apparently half dead with cold. Perlin for
his situation, she let him in, and went into the kitchen
to prepare him some soup. Through a wiudow which
communicated from the room she had left hint in with
the kitchen, she perceived he had dropped the beard he
,had on when he entered ; that be ilowaiipeared a robust
man : and that he was pacing the enamber with a
poignard iii his hand. Finding no mode of escape, she
armed herself with a chopper in one hand, . and the
boiling soup iu the other, and entering the room where
he was, first threw the soup in his lace, and alter Wardll
srruck hum a blow out the neck with the hatchet which
deprived hem of sense. At this nwuucu,t a fresh knock
at the door oce.e.toned her to Ithik tint of an upper
window, when she saw a sitallite iiiiii:tr, who demanded
admittance, and, on her refusal, threatened to bleak
,open the does she immediately got her fathers gun,

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and, as he was proceeding to put his threat into execu-
tion, she shot him through the right shoulder, on which
he took to the forest. Half an hour alter, a third per-
son came and asked after an old man who must hare
passed that way. She said she knew nothing of him ;
and after useless menaces, if she did not open the (lOW,
he also proceeded to beat it in, when she shot, him dead
on the spot. The excitement of her courage being
at an end, her spirits began to sink, and she fired shots
and screamed from the window, until some gend'arisies
came to her ; bet she would not open the door until the
return of her father.

Mitchell, against whom a bill of indictment was
found at the last Wakefield Sessions, was arrested at'
Liverpool on Friday last, by virtue of a warrant from
Thomas Horton, Esq. issued in coosequence of a certi-
ficate from Mr. Foljambe, the Deputy Clerk of the
Peace. On Saturday, he was brought before the Magis-
trates at lialifax, and in default of bail, %vas committed
to take his trial for sedition, at the next Pontefract
Sessions. Up to a late hour oil Saturday night, he had
not procured bail ; and it was intemled to convey horn
the following morning to the iiolise of Correction.
bail required, was himself in IOu!. and two sureties in
501. each.

0.3 'Monday morning, about four o'clock, the walls
of a house at the end of Strand Street, Liverpool, wl.ielt
was burnt &wit three years ago, idl down, and burst
through the floor of one of the back cellars, which,
strange to tell, had, notwithstanding the dangerous
situation of the overhanging fragments of the building,
been occupied as a place to lodge in ; five turn were
sleeping in two beds, all of whom, we are sorry so
relate, were killed. There were several other people in
the front cellar at the same time, who escaped with•
their liver, though some of thens,.we understood, are
severely wounded. We believe tlte• tenanse •of this
wretched hovel had notice to quit some .months ago,
but the temptation oL li%i og rent-tree, and carrying on
a petty trade in cooking and letting their lodgings, prin-
cipally to Irish labourers, proved tun strong an induce-
ment to he resistrd,and the fatal consequeinees have been
as above related..

SVlClDC—Saturday evening, a young: woman,
servant-of all-work in a gentleman's family, in
Coleman-street, having some dispute with the
cook, on which account she was threatened to be
discharged, went and hung herself from the bannis-
ters of the stairs, in which situation she was found
shortly after by one of the men servants, who cut
her down. A surgeon was sent fur, who bled her ;
she showed some signs of life for a time, but it was
only of a short duration, for in spite of all medical
assistance, she expired.
Last Thursday a young Lady, resident in Rich•
mond-buildings, Dean-street, Soho, having occasion
to go into St. Anne's-court, about nine o'clock, was
rudely accosted by a tall man ; receiving no answer,
he aimed a weapon at her breast, which, fortunate.
ly, the thickness of her spencer prevented from
making a deep wound; he then run away with tne
utmost speed, and is no doubt the monster MI6 h.ts
been lately about the New Road.

DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE FANCY.
RODENI"BURNS AND JPRINO —The renewed match
for Ito guineas aside, which WJ• to has taken place on
Friday on . Sutton. or Eps ttttt Downs, .and which had
been pin off: before itr. coissequencerill a late mournful
occasion, is now off altogether.. A letter was received in
town. on Tnuraday morning, and forwarded to Mr.
Jackson, stating, that Spring had been suddenly taken
ill with a violent swollen, head and body, and that it
was impossible he could fight. Indeed his case was
considered dangerous. His backers williorleit the 100
guineas.
It was necessary for. Barns to appear on,the spot, on
Epsom Downs,appointrcl by the Field Marshal, on Fri-
day, to claim tlieltnidred guineas, but few persons were -
present, as it was known, by the orders issued by the
" Gonunissariat," nu the preceding day, that the P C.
ropes and stakes were not wanted. rise fact is, Spring
floored himself by his indiscreet conduct, and as he had .
no chance of winning the stake, it would not do to give
away the chance of losing his friends money..
Burn threw his hat into the ring at twelve o'clock,
and waited until one, but his antagonist mid not appear.
Bob,, in imitation of other: great men, made a speech,
and told those present that on Tuesday next he would
fight any 111.111 in England in the rang after Belasco and
the Broutinigem youth, barring Larkins, who was his
intimatc.friend, not imitating the example of Ben and
Johuson, when the former challenged because they were
friends. However, those who were present may be
;supposed to have been half bred at least, and they COllSe.
fille.itly stood their bud l'or a mill, after a sixteen miles
journey. and Captain Kelly, produced a Carshalion
Irishman, named Toney Cary, to fight any oilier ruffian
about his weight, and he was pitied against Abbot, who
beat Dolly Smith.--Itichuhand seconded Abbot, rod
Larkins the Paddy.
It was a gall:l:Alight of an hour and ten minutes, and
was won. by Abbot. It wood be uninteresting to enter
into the.details ()frowners, floorings, bistiockings,&c. of
persons so little known in the prize ring; but it is jns-
lice to both to say that They belwird like men.
The first round in particular was most admirably con-
tested, and even to the last there-was 410 want a iho-
, rough breeding.
Ant gii the stakes are forfeited to Burn, yet bets are
not, only as far as regards play or pay.
A few days since a, sparrow-hawk LAY through
a strong plate glass window of the Library at Hard-
wick House, near Bury, and is now alive without
having antlered any apparent injury.—Small birds
have been frequently found dead under the mobs
window.

Extraet of a Lotter from Messrs. Wilkie and Co.
of Smyrna, to Thomas Wilkin and Cu, Loodoo,
tinted Stityr.ta„l.ta ‘..!, 13.20
" ahoming lice broke coo yesterday morning it corn
'noticed in the Fruit.haz co, and, owing to a violent gale o.
wind from the somliward, the Names raged with grent fury r
they woe checked in WOW Dteithtlre by the old Castle and the
large new Mosque r but they took direction round the Mosque
towards the Turk Town. and reanimated their progress even to
the gates of the two Itesesteins adjuinieg your house. To give
you an idea of the ovum of the damage, es you are 01 well 4c-
qoainted with the situation of the lloamirs, we cannot do to more
lolly than to boy, dist from the Fruit bazaar, which is destroyed.
excepting'two ur three mataaines tare-proof), there is nothing
hot ta heap of root, to the outer gates of the two Bazaars adjoin-
ing, wheae eta privreas was stopped, The Rath is destroyed with
toe Ninbliite. The Vrcocli frizAtc, the Galat4eiv, arrived the day
preceding, :mil the otinimantlant landed front her and the o her
Iltips of war here abate it et oleo, This the same frigate which
Mr. Nionteuhrier oominanded at the time your house was burnt;
trod it is rentukuhlp that she should arrive only one day before
this Aro, It is said that the sailors were very active at the coot-
niencement of the fire. Taey wishtsl m destroy the Custom
house, hot the chief Customer would not agree to it t as lie as •
owed qv in the morning. that the moment any real danger ex
ism') of its being dertroyod by fire, he himself would dtattroy it to
impede the progress of the Humus. The tire onumoenexd about
t o'clock in the morning, and burnt for it hours. The extent
tit' the lose, and amount of property consutoed cannot be as yet
ascertained ; but we Whore 0t0..1 41 the shapkeeprs had Om! IP
01111,1 V tkir Property." _

Extract of a letter from Hertford, Feb. IT.,
" rontuk.ible black cloud was observed during
the time of the ceremony of the interment of his
late Majesty, something resembling crape in appear-
ance, and in shape a rainbow, though not so much
arched; it extended foam the North round the West
to the South. The sky, both above and below the
Flood, was particularly bright, and ma ether gland
teas to be seen, It continued visible, with very little
variation in its appearance, for about two hours."—
This phenomenon was obst.:rveLl at 110111crtOili and
saber places.
It is a singular fact, that the venerable Sir John
Treveliyan, Bart, who is still living, was returned
t'.:ree successive times to Parliament for Somerset,
rig/if-four gmievav I The expenea of each
clection being as followaJ,Vinler Sheritl; ten gni.
nests ; County Clerk, firu guineas; ringers, five
fruitiees; chairing - guineas; anti county CloS,
three guineas,
f six o'clock on Thursday morning,
tirc broke out at the dwelling house of Mr. Art
Lion, dyer, James-sweet, Paddington. It origi,
pated in the dYingswann on the second floor, and
had slestroyed the greater part of the room, tel,tiler
with a quantity of clothes which were hints en ‘4l
dry, before it was discovered but the house wsr
duns
front bein ilattsitylied by the prompt. mg.
Vents of the firemen, and a pientifal supply of water,
We understood that it is the intention of his Ms.
Jesiy to rause the Castle at. Vi`indaor to be elitiltSit
itgregabl!' to this Ctilitettft which regoires that the
Polocc its Wltit•ii 4 04wcre4r e*lntitts 414411 real in
entirely unecetipicAl for the space of one year after
the dcaLb• Ia fltrllierance of this measure, his Royal
#liglutess the Doke of Cambridge, in letters lately
re:;aLvtgl from Haouver, rciuestod his sister, the
j'rincess Sophia, to take up bar residence at Cantu
bridge-bouse, in Rooth Medley-street. Her Royal
Hi, mess accepted the invitation, itod remoied
there oat Monday 1404 accompanied ley the gluing of
'fork.
Privotc letters stooeiveil Dublin state, *bat
flue l'roprietors of Covent (arson l'hentre have Pe
terfd into 4 treaty her the Dublin Theatre, which
praoises In atttn4 mtwh satisfaction to the inhnbi-
Pints of that r•ity, as they will haven gammas 144pplY
of the 51rst rittO talent* of cerePt (4149114 in Atm*
'Jim, doting the 4.'4a 4.
'1'4.9 loaves, or coffins, Pined by Woes *Pei
flat .times evefi were 110441%7,h*
in digging * 4441 ti a 1114 Y. 4itifeq4 in the 1.44f.s
Oen!! of ends of Slide
of rottSeitioti itibas, mid 944:1
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news tt+ul WA a rote ten,' coin4inipg twn thoositod
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The orders for the removal of the military to a
distance of throe miles from the scene of elution
for Members of Parliament, have beep prepared
within the last four days, atal arc now ready to be
issued at the War-office.
The remains of the late Sir Vickery Gibbs wen:
removed early of Tuesday morning frotn his house
in Russell-slit:we, tor interment at Hayes, The
burly was conveyed in a hearse drawn by six herses,
fidlowcxl by five mourning coaches and four, and
fitleen gentlonen's earriagc,i,
The rpmaitts of the late Mr. J. !Atomise, the
highly respectable Member for the County of Lei-
trim, proceeded on l'hunalay morning from Avlitig-
, ton-street, on their way to Dublin for interment.
They were accompanied part of the way by Mr.
George lash:niche, the relative of th demised, an 4
a few private friend*.
41 pcf now rt poem so tv 411 at Windsor, Itis
native place, :Atom a Vicar Iwhire his Majesis's malady
list corpitteoreil; and wishing to see his Majesty, went
before eielmt o'clock in the morning tri the Castle i and
as s lan as the clack struck eight, tile n.,ateswere'thrown
open. and our correspatitieni was cmiclticteil to the pri-
vate chapel by an attendant, who left there akine,
when he tqought anot',er gentleman. • !'iltordy ;her
cause the Ohaplain, looked out the lessons, &e. them; sat
down a few tnitintes, whets 4 pan of dours.Orenttlasoil
his Nlajesty, Ica by two attendatits, came followed
by tweof the Princesses any l.atly Alltinia cumbeittlitt
after his M.tiesty had been conducted to his chair sets
vice beiric, %Oen his Majesty acted as clerk iltrongh
emery prayer, in a 141(lit 'audible voier. At the petition.
Give neacse in oar thee, 0 pod his Majesty, with
notified hands, repeated, t Ilecatisc there is none other
that fiAl!teth far us,' then. with the strongest etnohisis,
added' bitt nii;y thou, 0 God t'—itparti‘itlarly struck
that mu correspondent, his \l k•sty followed tit,• chap-
lain thinagli the )baba, nearly as correctly as it' lie had
possessed his eye-sight, and Itaa a honk before him.
Op the l Ith instant, an inquisition was taken at
Beyttm, by J. Waymans Gent, Coroner for Bury,
on the body of J. Gill, who was ut work in a clay-pit,
and was tweitkatally killed by p quantity of the
earth curing in upon
Ott Saturday swotting as Jeremiah Gardner,
fishmonger, was driving into Gitelntsfitrti, his horse
and vehicle COW in pontvt with another Wile and
cart, by which accident the animals were so much
injured, that they ore both since dead, Mt. (jartir
nor hod she Mime slay been °tiered upwards of 40
guineas for his horse ; the nther-Was of less VOW,
On Tuesday us John Gravelling was working, in
marl,pit, at liturgmlon, the jinni) fell, ant
lip
yrrgt ArSOFtAnittely killed, lie haS left a wife ttn4
Ore children,
. Oq .aturday se'nnlght giver) mon wore appre,
hendeil nt Hegel% lR the act of passing Hank
of Rqglipul notes 4 when taken, unp of them had
twelve, and another seven notes in his possession .ser
They Were connoictO Q irswipii gaol, by J. J,
PeciutOkla.alui M. Kertikun,
(NI ThgrabY night, ur cod!" PP Friday moaning.
the ;hop of Mr, it. Crane, of illefiehi, was Wakm
own, and dowcry, kg, to a %incident* AerAnt,
stmt . The thieves P141;1104- She pits arty away in
A Raft; which was traced as 61 as T1041)9411440?
gate, when nil Nrthey pticsnit prayed *wino.
Ainw plgl4a since tht pow of Mr. tionfY
Norton, of 014 litwittahant, was 14folitO open Pod
robbed ormayaral artier, The thieves wove *honied
by put of the tinnily and wad° • otf, tw it is
scene rataitiolv thtir thrttdiatieas would holff goof
Qn the evening of Tharshiy, the 10th instant,
Chitrel, kiiingtoni was lottAft SA biwo been
Mord,ued robhe4 o$ a omicierahie, quantity at'
MIA FROths with which the plw-ha4 been put We
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