The National Register. — 1819-06-21 (London, England)

JUDGES• CIRCUITS.  Widlaxtf.—.Lord Cl.irfJetlic., Abbott; Used Oda BA. dun Riches rig.  Nerfulk.—Lord Cisiet Justice DMl.is; Mr JltAire Borst eglt. pi.friherts.—Mr. Rar'n Mond; Mr. Jot‘tiee 114% ley. Ilreaern —Mr. Ramo Grulisin ; Mr. Justiee Rest. Home. —Mr. Jwaire Palk; Mr. Barns. therms,. o.efurd.—Mr.Juti ice Hulroy .1; Mr. Justice Ric har then".  It is proposed to erect a monument in Dublin to the memory of the late It chard Brinsley Sheridan, by the profits of a performance of two of his &vonrite dramatic productions, at the theatre of that city. The monument of Shakspeare in Westminster Abbey was raised by the produce of a representation of Jo 'its, Ca ;fir, at Old Drury. Dreadful kiffects Gans;ng —A Captain in the Army, whose gallantry at IVaterloo gained the admiration of his brother Officers, having lost his all at a gimblinghouse on Thursday night, was found on Friday morning I,atizitz on rule of the ores in St. Lutes's Park. He MIS quite ileltb, and has left a most amiable wife and a huge young family to lament the fatal r !reds of has folly and imprudence. The dectaseil was at the Deasying.room m, Thtusday.—An inquest was held on rite body on Friday, when the evidence adduced, clearly the melancholy fact, that the deceased was itt the habit of s' • gambling houses, and had sunk into a state of great ilrj...ction on account of his Inises; and it seemed probable that it was immediately after his departure front one of those ruinous receptacles of rascals and their dupes, that he committed suicide. \Ve select the following passage from the et idence, in the hope of its checking the propeasity to'gambling in minds where it has not yet risen is a habit:—The son of the gatekeeper at St. James's saw several persons round the hotly at four o'clock in the morning; one of theta;. a noted gambler, said, " Lo..k at his face: why, you hare forgot last night? don't you recollect hint now i" Witoess.had no doubt they were all gamblers. Verdict--lusanity. Chiltern I fundreds.—The acceptance of the office of Stewardship of this place vacates a seat in Parliament; but the notion that it is attended with profit is quite erroneous. Chiltern is a ridge of chalky hills,_ whiefterosses the county of Bucks, a little south of the centre, reaching from 'f ring, in Hertfordshire, to Henley, in the county of Oxford. This district belongs to the Crown, and for time immemorial has given rise to the nominal office of Steward of the Chiltern Hundreds. Of this offiee, as well as of the manor of East Hundred, in Berks, it is remarkable, that although frequently conferred upon Members of Parliament, it is not productive either of honour or emolument ; being grantet at the request of any Member of that House, merely to enable him to vacate his seat by the acoeptance of a nominal office under the Crown; and on this account it has frequently been granted to three or four different Members in a week. The famous edition of Boccacio, which, at the Duke of Roxburgh's sale, was bought by the present Dolce of Marlborough for the enormous sum of 2,9.601. was on Friday purchased by Messrs. Longman, at the fur interior price of 875 guineas. Mr. Evans, of Pall•mall, bad in both instances the disposal of it. Advice. from Vera Cruz, to the Slit of March, were received yesterday. They mention that Mr. Park, the British Commissioner, had succeeded in purchasing front the Governmens, and private individuals, specie to the amount of 1,500,000 dollars, which he had paid for in notes out the British Treasury. This sum he immediately sent on board the frigate, which was dispatched for this country. The account: add, that the whole kingdom of tle,ico continued to enjoy tranquillity, and that the commtnication between the capital and the coast was urtuterrupted. Accoiona to a New York paper of the 16th of May, the British ship Lee, Captain Blacker, of 22 glint., arrived at Chadeston on the Ist, in pursuit of three English seamen, !Om had recently Iseen apprehended amongst the cow of the pirate Quosta, and since confined Iu the prism of chadesti,... Application hold iionsol;ately be omit, to the Judge of the Federal District Court by the knish Consul, to hare them delis eretlup, in order to besein in England for trial. __  7he Porte hal at letgth giet;n aatisfact nn to for the tomtit *hewn 14.1 Russian vessel its the harbour 01 (Cuns,anti:tnl,tr. Itris Effendi ha• written a let. ter to BJIOII SI jr .411 or nuns: hitu that the to r. Sons ts• t haul c wined tit. Insult had !trot vanished ; Liu! continuing Ole te•cst tb ithuivot of a good under"dn'hiitt brm et it the 1%%‘, Pto evi, by the usual present of flowers and hunt.  EMIGRATION —ln the !team, which sailed last Thursday flow Hull for New York, with passengers, was a.very interesting emiglant, Mr. liayley. a venerabhz old man, upwards of eig',t y years of are. lie haul lived 14 the lost thirty yeah at Newbold, a resrectrible viilage a fbw miles clistsuk from Hull, where he practised the profession of an vothecary. At the earliest solicitations of a thitimittet and her husband, who have a family of nine chilown, he has consented to accompany them to amollet coont•zy, and become self-exiled, that their children may have prospects more blight than their native '..atid can utler.  Saturday morning the insolveat Debtors Court eajourneri its proceedings till Ttiemlay near, Waal it will be orctied for licaring.opvied