7'HE4TRICAL FUND DIYNER. A very numerous and highly respectable company assembled at the Freemasons' Tavern, to celebrate th e' anniversary of this institution. By six o'clock the tables were all filled, and at half lust six the Duke of York entered, followed by several lords and gentlemen, amour %limn were Lords Holland,l'eterslism, and Essex, Mr. Grenfvll, P , Sir John Sylvester, Mtissrs. Harris and Colman. The usual toasts and songs were given. Lord Holland, in proposing the health of the Duke of York, stated that he had by accident become ne g.:aimed with the late Nlr. Sheridan, who was an orna faent to the drama, to the senate, and to society, and tough him to the actor of the time, whom he found to be just and fair in their conduct, kind and benevolent to ore another, and liberal to all mankind. From this ac cinai:ltauce he became sensible of the value of the pre sent Institution, and therefore felt great pleasure in g'.ving the health of his Royal Highness, who did ho nour to himself by supporting the descendants of Mr. Sheri4lan, and who, notwithstanding, that his state of health prevented him from attending meetings of plea sure and amusement, gave his presence to a meeting of a benevolent nature. [Applause.] The Duke of York returned thanks to Lord Holland and to the company, and left it to Mr. Faweet to state t le great object of the Institution. Mr. Faweet, (his health having been drank) made an amusing speech on the intention and utilityof the insti tution. _ _ . Lard Holland again rose to say, that the subscription hook would be sent round, while the impression of Mr. Faweet's speech was fresh on their minds. The books were sent round, and Mr. Fuwect soon anconneed that upwards of 1,0001. were collected. The evening was spent with the greatest conviviality. The Duke of York retired ut 12 o'clock. Among the company was Mr. Kcan, Mr. C. Kemble, Mr. Young, &c. Mr C. Taylor conducted the musical department with great ability and taste. In the course of the even ing. Lord Hollanti gave Mrs. Siddones health, ns the de parted heroine of the stage ; and his Royal Highness af terwards gave, in allusion to the foregoing toast, the health of Mr. Kean, as the present hero of the stage ; hnth toasts were received with enthusiam. I•. Ir. Kean having left the room previously, Mr. Dent, as a pro prietor of Drury Lane, returned thanks, and mid, that the prosperity of both theatres depended on their Wrxnbon, ran. I.—The Prince Regent and Duke of York arrived at the Castle to day on a visit to the Queen and Princess es. BRIGHTON .Into. SO.—The present week has been - distinguished for the arrival and departure of visitors at the Pavilion. This day the Duke of San Carlos, the ;:tmnish Ambassador ; Count I'almela, the Portuguese Ambassador; Count Munster, the Hanoverian Autbas stator ; Baron Humboldt, the Prussian Envoy ; and tbe Marquis of Anglesea, arrived. Yesterday, Prince Estella:ly, the Austrian Ambassador, and his Serene Highness the Prince of Hesse Homberg, a brother of the intended bride of the Duke of Cambridge, were noticed among the arrivals. The whole of these offi cial characters were entertained by the Prince Regent to dinner, and afterwards a select party of Nobility were invited to join their company in the concert loon. Evmourn JAN. 27.—0 n Sunday his Highness Prince Leopold heard Divine service in a private man lier at Caine, and in the afternoon rode to the sea coast. Yesterday his Serene Highness, accompanied by the tartm Hardcillir.„-le and 1)r. Stockmer, for the first time honoured this town with a visit. His Serene Highness made but a short stay, and returned to Came house to dinner. His Highnow intends this week ognin to sport on Warmwell estate, the residence of T. liellett, Esq. so tinned for field sports. The marriage of the Doke of Cambridge with the Erinress of Hesse is said to be fixed fur the 24th of February. liaturtlay was tbc last day of the Court mourning for the lamented Princess Charlotte. (ht Sti:urday the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Arbuthnot, and other official gentlemen, had a long in tervit,._ with the Earl of Liverpool, at fife house, A:11;41ml The Chapel Royal St. James's-polace, opened yester day RI- divine service, after having been shut up for six 111.4011 s to be repaired and new beautified. • Tits. important iplestion with respect to the righ t of appaottnent to the Clerkship of the Pleas in 'relent has ut length been solemnly determined by the decision of . a Court at Law, and the judgment is in the favour of the Crown The Judges of the Court of Error in Ire- Lad, 1 efere whom the question had come in the shape of ro trorran?e, and laam di.rue.rtd at urott ruct on Tuesday, tilt: ;toil: instant, to deliver thuir 9 •; .1 ms uraa it, which mett l ied the whole of that atit !m, se a;n g days. i • F Jahn Grey Fgerton have, not -I;aroact s tieciining to ofrer himself r..; .1 city of Chester, determin-..: to put turn in cu the day of eleetion. TIIE NATIONAL REGISTER. AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR JANUARY. The plants of Wheat continue generally in a flou rishing state, with little or no complaint of the slug or wireworm. The slight frosts have• made . the lands work kindly that were early ploughed, a considera ble breadth of Beans and Pease has been sown in the East , mt district. The Fen countries, from the dryness of the winter, nrc in a more forward state for thin Oat sowing than hes been known for many years. Cloverseed rises badly in most cour.triea. The Turnips continue sound, and full of present feed, but the early ones begin to run,, from the mildness of the weather. —.The Rape plants stands well for seed. Hay barely sustains last month's price. The Wool market it higher for all sorts. Lean Stock of most kinds is scarce, particulary for stock Sheep. The Dorsetshire flocks are lambing down kindly. Store Pigs are very dear. Cart Horses are much in demand, particularly Colts that are full of bone. Smithfield had brisk markets through the month, and prime Beef and Mutton are advancing in price. The general aspect of agricul tural concerns is improving, and, in eqnsequence, farms that were deserted are now re-tenanting fast, and the ralne of landed property daily increasing in value.. In the House of Lords on Saturday, the Royal as sent was given, by commission, to the bill for the repeal of the Act of last Session, entitled an Act for the re peal of the Hakim Corpus Act. The commissioners were, the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Shaftsbury, and Lord Melville. In the House of Commons there was no business of importance. The Prince Regent in Council lately sent an order to the Royal Court of Guernsey, to prohibit the impor tation of French silks, lace, &c. into that island. After the order had been read in open Court by the King's Treasurer, the Court refused to register it, alleging, that it iniirtated against the long established customs, rights, and privileges of the island ; that the islanders had suffered great privations by the abolition of smug gling ; and that should the importation of silk and lace be put a stop to, it would reduce many to poverty and distress. The Court farther ordered, that a humble repres.mtation should be made to the Priity Conncil of all those circumstances, and praying that the order might not le put in force in Guernsey. Another of these sea monsters, the kidnappers of un fortunate emigrants, who desert their own countries fbr air-built castles in America, has given occasion for a public complaint of some of Ins evil practices. F. C. Mauzclmann, a Dutch skipper, put into Bergen in Norway' a short time ago, with '5OO German emi grants on board. The olds/ Gazette of Christiania con sins against this man the severest accusations, the notice announcing which is publicly signed. by J. A. Run, of Bergen. He states that the examina tion of witnesses, so fair as it has yet proceeded, afferds the strongest ground lor concluding that Mauzelmaret had the " intention to get rid of all these poor people," that he might seize their personal property ; and Rulffs further charges him with having already caused the deaths of above 100 passengers : he therefore prays the King, the Crown Prince, and the Norwegian Go vernment, to institute a grave scrutiny into the Dutch man's conduct. AN Awrut. DCATII.—The Bath Herald says—" On the 13 inst. a sheriff's officer event to the house of Peter Holwuy, a farmer, near Wellington, in this country, to levy an execution for 141. His wife upbraided Hoiway for not having informed her of his being served with the initiatory process, as in that case the expenses might have been avoided. In the cour.-e of her reproaches, she expressed a wish that he was dead. Itolway then• said he would go to his son's, a distance of about two miles, to get their assistence to pay the amount of the levy. Jog before mounting his horse, he took out his snuffbox, and presenting it so his wife asked her to take a pinch, which she scornfully declined, and said she wished, 'that he might break his neck before he came home.' This wish was unhappily realized ; for on re turning with his son, he suddenly dropt from his horse in a tit, and dislocating his neck, expired without utter ing a syllable ! A coroner's inquest has been held on the body, who returned a verdict of—' Died by the visitation of God.' The wife has been ever since in a must afflict ing state of wretchedness." OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Via Jam. iSis. THE Principal Officers of His Afnjesty's Ordnance do hereby give A...tre, Owl Propos !Is Tall he rel.ioed at their co•ee in J'ail Mail, on or before W. ti;,...0. yth Ilth day V.Pcfrrn. ary nest, f: am sari: Per sons os nia.? • Mlle , undertake the Sapply LINSEED OIL and Till. FEN.''INF, service of D:partnient. fi:r a Period of Vire. I . Ct. re, f'errmi. allcafterthe Kepi:Mon if the first Year, lopon ef 'bee Months, at the Option ofeilher Party. Sample; of the Artirles may be ti 'n* V . , int application at the Prinripal Mote Keeper's Wee in the Tower, and it is e.rprrted that all Trerbrs do (Sr Wolfe Prierenlyp, I•ic Oil, whether - on th.. or kited stair., and n larller Pntlickla?s, *ether with the Ter.,• qi• I.e %%area, ',inn le km.ten ni Mc Se?, in Pall Mall CPTems'(:', any day 4;etween lire h...•.:rs often o'..lork. w4ere Me in ainmals :id d•ii..ered riled up and t.td.n•sed •• Provosals fin 011. awl 11.111 NTIN lart no Peopwa art (readmitted a T the -aid 1514 FeVaam, at tw..1.• •0 - clo-t: at t: . . . q• the snort day, wither will (thy T..wier be ow i.vd ;mks' Coe 1'41t2; ftte:irg U, or 41 abs a it, 10. Nomp . s i l en aUen t. • D: ordrr ft4e r . 12.11. CREPT', Sc:rchm.,, Lug i.~.v witbst *gill? I Saila FEB. St OFFICE OF ORDNA NCE, 46th Jan. 1819.1 THE Principal glovers of His Majesty's Ordnance de hereby give notice, Owe prepowls will be received at their eke in Pall Mull, on or be/ore Wednesday, the 18M day of Fe &-tory next. from such persons as naey be wifli•,g to undertake the supply of English and Foreign 1110)1 for service of this D. partment, 1' or a Period of three Years, determinable after the Er pirati,n 0 the first Year, upon Notice of three Months, at the Op tion ofeit ter Party. Specimens of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Prencipal Stare Keeper's Office in the Tower, and fiwther part.eu tars, tvether with the terms and conditions of the Contract may he known at the S•cretary's Cfffice in Pall Mall albrevid, ;any day between the haters of ten and four o'clock, where the proposals must be delivered sealed up and endorsed, •• Proposals for IRON." but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 18th of February at Twelve o'clock at 11007 i of the same day, neither will any tender be noticed unless the ;party making it, or an agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. BIRTH. Lady Itomilly, of a still born child. MARRIED. At Paris, at the British Ambassador's, Major F. Fuller, of the 59th 93. to' Emily, second dau. of Lieut. Gen. F. Fuller.—Lieut. Cartwright, R.W. to Anne. dau. of the late S. Mann. Esq. of Cork.— At Bath, Rear Adml. Macnamara, to the Hon. Mrs. C 3: limn, widow of the late Hon. Lieut. Col. G. Carleton.--The Baron Etienne Dc Fully, of the Chateau de Neuville. ncw Pnntnise, to Miss E. Nor ton, of Sloane-street.—The Rev. J. Roberts, Fellow of Eton College, and vicar of Sunning, Reeks, to Ilarriett, dau. of the late Rev. C. Sturges, vicar of St. Mary's, Reading, and Rector of Chelsea.—At Exeter, Mr. J. Richards, cooper, used ?2, to Miss Stone, a e Loom fv• voongdanisci of 72. The lender bride was conveyed to the church in a sedan chair, the better to conceal her maiden blushes hum the prying eye of curiosity. TIED. At Madrid, aged 4. months aMtahali, the Infanta Maria Louise Irabella, of Spain.—At Brampton, Westmoreland, J. Longtnire, 75, and in three hours afterwards, Margaret, his wife, aged 78. they had been merrier! about 50 years.--At Bentley Priory, t. har m ore, .1. Jas. Hamilton, the Most Noble the Marquisql Abercorn, K.G.—At Sa ville Green, Halifax, J. Rhodes, Esq. agrel 50. He at down in apparent good health to breakfast with his family, when he hastily arose from the table, on account of a crumb of bread irritating the top of the wind.pipe, and through the violence of coughing he broke a blood-vessel, and expired in halt an hour.--On board t! c Indian, Baron Frederic de Iledcrounp,. chic!' :on of the lute Gen. do Heck- Mann, commandant of Hanover, and Connitancier of the 1103 al:Order of the Guelphs.—At I.isbon, aged 96, his Excellency t!.l Berm de Lebselteru, Envoy Extraonlinary and minister PlenipotcLuary from the Court of Vienna to that . of Portugal. during a long period 54 pmts. LW DON MARKETS. CORN-E XC HANG E. FRIDAY, .7.1 N. 30. We have had a good supply of most arti.les of Grai n Piece Man.-- day. and the trade is generally dull.—Wheat is rather lower except fur lino parcels-11re tame remark applies to Barley.. ortlin.rry kinds of which mei t a heavy .ale at a reduction of is. to es. per quarter—. Fine Bats frilly maintain our last quotation. but ordinary are cult of dispobal. though offered ou lower terms.—ln Beans read Pease we have no alteration to notice. MONDAY, FEB. . There was but a smalt ,upply of English Wheat this morning; the fine samples were regally taken off. at an udvarice of about per quarter on last Monday's prices ; tl:e inferior sorts w e re ssry dull sale.—Flueto Malting barley was rather dearer, lsoing a short ~ upplis —nailing and nrey Pease nutintainetl their iernLa pre, so r .NeW Tick Beaty: were Grua 19. to per quarter deartr—The Oat trade was dull--9,:0je,4:til and Linseed at I.7st week's prices. Wheat 55 aB6 I White PeasetB asA Pine ditto. 63 a 88 Grey Poase 42 a4B Ryc..— ..... aMi BLatus 43 a4B I Pine Marley 33 a 53 Ticks 34 a 43 66 a . .„,60 Oats. 25 • Poland Oats 25 a 30 ronuoe ditt o -2:4 a 34 pine Flour 75 a Fiti Second (law 70 3 73 Rape Seediai. a 531.--• PRICE OF BREAD. The bights: price of the best Wheaten Bread throughout the tee• ropoli-, >s stated by the Bakers to he 14‘1. the Quarter' Lcuf tome Rakers sell the Quartern Loaf flrent lid. to 3d. lower. AVERLAGE riticus OF CORN PER QUARTER, P:NOLAND AND WALES FOR TIIE WEEK ENDING JAN.24I. Rye Barley Oats Beans Pease s I I I 84 6 I 59 11 45 8 27 9 I 49 3 SI 3, OF MEAT. MoNcAr, FEB. 2. 41. NgreclATF: *NI/ LEADEWN-ALI., PRICE AN I T lIF I E VD. 1. d. s. d. I Decals c.dric Beef a 5 - tiniit/jiefd. Minton -4, 4 a 0 Belizts.about.... 19110 I Veal ...-4 4 a 7 0 rheep Wt) I Pork - 4 a 6 0 Calves 240 Lamb... 00a 0 0 Pigs 5lO Carcase s. 41. a. d. na 4 t Nint: , 4o-4 di a 4 1 Ve.al 4 4 a 6 1 Pork 4a 5 • Land 6 0 44 a 0 0 RAY AND STRAW PER LOAD. X. a. d. X a. d. Aver..C. a. d. ( Hay— 3OO a 5 3 0 4 2 6 SMITLIFIELD Clover 4 00a 6 10 0 5 6 th Straw 1 10 0 a 2 8 0 --. 1 19 • - " {Hay .3 in 0a3130 4 12 ST. JAMES'S Clover 0 0 0a 0 0 0 0 0 0 Strew g 4 0 a 4 14 0— 4 9 0 Illy 4 10 0a 3 14 0 3 4 0 WHIT ECI4APEZ, • Clover 6 0 0 a 7 0 0— 6 10 0 ( Straw oa 2 8 0—! 5 • AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. Computed from the Ili:tuna made in the week ending Jan. 25, is ass. tod. per cwt. exclusive of the Duty of Custom- paid or payable thcriain on Importation thereof into Great Britani—f Sista rdoy's Gax,llc. PRICE 01. STOCKS. Bank Stock 3 per Cent.lleduceti 3 per Cent. Cuomola 77 411 AP 4 per Cent. 3 per Cent. Navy !mai( Stock ..., Ditto Ht n (, eei Cent.) 107 pr. Ku :howler Hill., val. per Dap 18 20 pr ConsoL tor tali_ . Long A r,r uititv . MI -Prititel and pnblishttcl by A. K tone. No. ISt -: latween 5:. Dunstatt'e C . :lurch and Fette, : uartlett it the Unt:t.try by all Newsmen, : Ilerks t►f the I:ondb, ti:oot rootage. !