COURT OF CuMMON COUNCIL. oft. Goildaall Monday a Court of Cowmen Council WU held at I r the destvaten of erne rad tinsines., is hith was fully attend ed. The following May the only itattesting busing. ss haute The ilampaAire Chrustels states, that last Friary morning a ship railed the Grace, king at St. Helen's, with a number of adventurers on board for South Ame rico, in the absence of the Master, who was on shore with one of the passengers prohtring necessaries for the voyage, wa taken possession of by the passengers remaining on beard, who, availing themselves of a favourable wind, turned the pilot out of the ship, and proceeded to sea. By a letter from Bolegne, dated on Monday last, it appears that the weather has been most tempestuous alongthe French coast, during the last week. On Sa turday week a sraugglini , vessel was lost within a stone's throw of the Pier head; and we regret to state, that the whole crew, consisting of nine Englishmen and one Frenchman perished. Mrs. Davison, in consequence of some misunder standing with the Sub-Committee of Drury-lane, is no longer a member of that theatre. The Judges met in the King's BenchTrcasury Cham ber on Thursday, and chase their cire;:its for the ensu r ing Lent Assizes as follows Norfolk—Lord I:llcohorutigh moil Mr. Justice Patios. Midland—Lord Chief Justice tidArs and Mr. Baron Gar. toss. Northern—Lord Chief Baron Richards, and Mr. Justice Bayley. Home—Mr. Baron Graham and Mr. Baron Wood. Ovford-6Mr. Justice Park and Mr. Justice Bintrough. Western—Mr. Justice Abbott and Mr. Justice Holroyd. McitDER AT PATatett's-wett..---Tuesday mornings January 27, ut three o'clock, a party of men exceeding 20 well armed, knocked at the door of Mr. Christopher Sperling, a respectable householder of the village of Patrick's-well, in this county (Limerick), and demand ed a poor stranger, who had taken up his lodging there in the capacity of a schoolmaster. The demand was resolutely refused, on which the ruffians broke in the windows, and entered the house ; they then committed ever description of violence, broke the furniture, beat Sperling, his man-servant, and the schoolmaster, in a most cruel manner, and even the females did not escape their brutality. A young man, named Samuel Cross, who had been on a visit at Sperling's, in endeavourir g to keep the door cf the room where he slept, was shin through ;he head, of which he instantly died. Several Magistrates; with Major General O'Lochlin, attended at Patrick's-well, were depositions were received, which we trust may .lead to the apprehension of the perpetra tors. . Cross was an inhabitant of this city, between 20 and 21 years of age ; his body was taken to his afflicted parents in William-street, where they lately commenced business. The wounds which Mr. Sperling has received are of an alarming nature. He made a most determined resistance, and finding that a yeomanry musket he had, did not go off, he beat two of his assailants with the stock of it, in such a manner that they were taken out of his house by their comrades, and blood traced on the . road they went fair a considerable distance. The night of the above outrage, several notices of an illegal ten dency, were posted on farmer s doors in the neighbour hood. of Petrick's-well.—(Limerick Chronicle.) ivii.t.livetint.v St: ICIDE.—OO EleS I Ma.) nn inort 4 41 was held at the 011eetea Head, Fashium.street, Chaistelturch, before J. W. t!nwin, Esq. on the body of Miss Miry 'Simmons, n young fatly twenty one y imis of age, &no. ter et' Air.tit.unntos, of Ruse Sheet, Christchurch. Tiles youtic lady, after n courtship of mar live sears, was with her parent', consent, to have helm married to the object of her ehoiee, a tespeetalilc young man, new o'clock on Nlouday last was the time appointed fur the celebration of their nuptials. Toe ceremony, according to the custom of the Jews, was to he pet funned pi es ions hi the company invited going to $ the company were assembled, the latest and i,ridegwont were in the house, and a sumptuous •r prepared for their sntertiiii !rd. The intended bride,lsavitig retired to her apartment, as it was atoppoveil to diess, hut remaining too long, her sister Oliss Fiances) %%Veit lip stairs to tell iser to ro u te down, hot receiving no answer, ant in, and tuned her sister lying on the bed lu a state of insensibility as if in a tit ; she gave an alarm, and UM fa- Issily went up and on the table were foetal a coil of coffee and another enp empty, wine! was preyed to have contained some Oil Of I itriol which was kept in the house for the vorpufw of iriffitllitla copper. Dtediral assistance was itistantlysent for, and NI r. j.W.Nlartiadale , stngemu attended her, aho at inters NIS attended the family for twenty years ; they gave emetics, ite.and revived ker. On gnevtioning her she said, " she had takes, b0111i! vitriol." On asking her mu :eve, she said, "she was weary oilier life, and had s 1111 l eating very heavy cm her mind. She died in twenty .foor lions after— wards, from the erect of poison. NIT. SathanCoustadt, who was intimately acquainted with thorn, said that insanity reigned in the tamitv, on the mother's side, nut apparent every day, but pet ioeiically. •'ertlict PRICK OF RRILAD. The highest price of the las.t Wheaten Bread throughout the tee ropolis, stated by the Rakcri to t* the quartern Loaf.— tome kers sell the Qsartein Louf from td. to sd. lower. AVERAGE P3tIOEA OF CORN FElt QUARTER, EgGLAND AND WAT.F:!: roll THE WCEK ENDING jA::. 31. Wheat. I Rye I Bart :1 Oats I Beans I PekeNg 11 49 7 45 7 12821 50 7 51 8 tlie et•urt:— (try PRISONS. - - - raven, as one of the Special Cernmittee appointed by the Cutlet, rose to press ut a report with regard to the 'novas* ed expeucee of the gaols of this city. Nir. Waitlenan said, he aas perfectly satisfied that the Comositwe had done all in their power tti give effect to the pon pose for which it hail been formed. This violet, it' possible, to comstel act the inereased and increasing expenditure of the corporation of the city of London. The waste of money voted *no from time to time was snost eerions. He hod hinted' been in situatione where he was compelled to vote almost egaimst his conscience ; far instance, in the case of present log a sword, where the consideration was matter of compli ment, hill the opposing of a Mel' %tepid b e a mai k o f con. tempt. He considered that the parties who were too ready Is) propose such voter were most to blame. Mr. Waithmao neat emceed into a review of the various items of expenditure allteleol to in the report, and dwelt particularly on the star 11l i 11l expense tortured in the prison establishments ht . the Lily. Upon this 'neje' t he thought there war One 0011 ,9 . 1011 iu the report. and teat was, the neglect of censure upon the Represent 40% es in Parle .sit, who ought, in their carers there, to stand no au t b oldie Miriam the grievance an her k%litch the city of Louden laboured, in supporting not only their own, but the prisonto a of the county o f Mtddi e sqn. Mr. Alderman Wined defended Isis parliamentary colleagues ,: in the inspotation of neglect, as far as regarded list present 4le .MI1• they had dune ell iii their power, and were, to 1 . 1 . eel knowledge, esti - reedy an siuus that the city should be elievell front its burden. and that Government should take that part an the suppoi tof comity pi isomers which. they were io justice huoind to do. It should be recollected, however. that the city representative* evere but tour voices against n •arly the whole of Pailisiment. Even those upon whose jtertsee and philanthropy they might have been led to rely, seemed disposed to op p ose th?in. The Hon. Mr. Grey Item met, a distinguished member of the (louse, had publish' d p roephlrt (which he, Alderman Wood non' held in his haitd), wheels teemed with min stateinente and contradictions, upon the moject of the city prisons. This, though addressed to the Cum. 1111 l (loaned, contained n violent attack upon the Conti of Aidermen. With iegaril to the sufferings of the corporation, from the mnuetement of their prisoms, the evil bad of late 'smelt increased. Formerly, it was not until a day or two previous to the echelons that the comity prisoners we to sent to Neagate to abide their trial. At present, however, wpm% the final exa 11l i 1111111 l of a prisoner. and his commitment following, they were invao iably ' , onto Newgine. The sates argument wool', apply to convicts being ,olrert.ii to rewaiu there for weeks or mouths after trial. Ti a vet t this, when in the Civic Chair himself, when the. prison sees literally crammed, and a session of 'dime weeks•contimiance going. I.' ward, lie advised with the Weenier a% to the expediency of passing Sentrilee upon those who had heels convicted, and removing them to the plates appOillteti I.) the judges : thins the prison vris in a great measure cleared, cud notch ea r-we saved. Mr. Jacks observed, that Mr. W. 11 id declaimed against wiling such large sums to public and the report had ereommendell its discontinitsosiee for some time longer, but he (%Ir. J.)wonitl asevit that 'inch sinus formed but an Neon siderab!e portion of their expenses; he had a p r i n t e d Stu ,. merit in his pocket book, which rave only the salon of 1,1101. per annum en all ;overage of the last right years, deducting the donations In the Mission' %Whiter* and other- arising nut of the war. The %%bible expenditure for "ti years, sadee the three heads, charity. public improveintints, and grants for stators, iiinnummits to and %woods, szee to our great tommantlrie,atnonlitcol but to a 1111 l t 3.5001. per au 1111 l a hint; in tin income of 103 I.r J;!t1,01111)1. could tilt IlaVeOreiOtiOlieiljo ''stirs olitlmislty. The only a ise method, thei ,, tore, for Ile, ptirstit., tki y 1141111114 to foliiin tae advice they had so often lavishly bestowed on the govern ste•st of the country, % ie. retrenehment a nil econ 1111 l y. The report MR then agreed to, ordered to be printed, and eetered on thejoutuals. TIT v. KING'S lIIIALTH.--Aaturday, at twelve o'clock , the Queen held a monthly Council at Windsor, to re ceive the report of the Doctors in attendance upon the King, which was attended by the Archbishop t:f Can terbury, the Duke of Montrose, and the Earl of Win chelsea. The report of the Doctors, as Cams, was yesterday e:aziLited at St...Yam:A Palace by Lora St. 'clew, the Hon. Robert Greville, as the Lord and Groom of the King, with the Pages and other attendants in waiting : •t Wind-or Castle, Frb. 7. " Ilia' Majesty hns enntinuea through the last month in a es.v tranquil and vtinitintalile state. His Majtvty'* health is goo,:, but, his disorder is undiminished. G. H. I T A I.I; (1 1/ D. W. It ERERDEN. M. BA!! .I.IS. H. WILLIS." Saturday night the Prince Rege nt , rather unexpect talc, arrived at Carlton Howie about half past eleven o eiek, front Beigliton, attended by Lord Stewart. The 1..:.ril Chancellor, the Earl of Liverpool, and Visentint (7astleresigh, had audiences yesterday of the Prince lte;ient at Carlton House. 'facs.l 4 her Majesty, aceompartied by Princess Eli -220...th, took an airing in a cossoli and feta in Windsor TL. e st. Duke of York went to Windsor to meet the Peace Reg.,nt, on Sonday, and returned to town i ► the reeling. It is said in an arti.le from Hanover, that, accord sag to the wish of his Royal Highness the Duke of Canitaidge, two artists, Messrs Groeger and Alden '. :th, front Haisiburgh, hare. followed 'inn to Ca.s , el, is order to fildsh his Royal 1 ligl:lers's picture, and n7:13 0 out intended bride bosh it nil and iniaiatore. Tel Earl of Scilon. we are happy to r'ate, is so Ciat, an l 'family arc shortly ex recs.;sl in town. OFFICE OF OnD.V.IATE, 26:14 Jan. IEIB. THE Principal Officers r . )," Hie 41fajesty's Ordnance do h•reha pie's utire, that Pi veva!, will Le rerived at their Office in Pall Mall, on or before If . ...an,silay the 111/s day of Febru ary sect, from such Persons as than he willing to niidertake the Sapp'', of LI iVSEEII 01 L and tUR PENPINE for service of this Department. .pr a Pei tort a' three Yea's, determinable after the ro;ratsen of the .first Fear, upon Notice of three Moalhs,st the O 4 11 qicither Pat O. Samples of the Articka may be viewed upon appliwtion at the Principal Store Keeper's Office in the 7'orrer. and it is erpectathat all Tenders do expi OM one iirivenlyfor the Oil, whether all Me raw 6/ boiled stair, and farther Parli wines, lorther 11 , f0 the Terns atm! iditioas of the euisliis-1, may re k 1544011 nt the Secretary's Wice, is Pail Mall aforesaid, any day betareen the hours (Den and tour o'clock, w tore the ippyosals must he ei.ll:..red rested up ,Ind endorsed .• Proposals for 011. anti TIT li pcyri NE," 611 nn Prorewl ran Le Omitted eittcr tht said ISM February, at twlre o ilu k at ir ,, ns if 014 same day, neither will any 7'outer be noticed woofers Glt Pan IValiog it, or an .-te, - dt in hie &hay:hell athatil. order Vac Bard. R. 11. CREW, Ceerftety. LoNPON ;—.erinutd and published by It. %V ts. w-. No. rLEET-;TRIMT. betwecti Sc. Dun tan's Cbunth and Lane, and Jo:warded into tbt Coontry by all Newer lilooLsellers, and Clerks of the Reads, free of postage. THE NATIONAL REGIgTER. FEB. 9 OFFICZ QF OCDNANCE. Qfd-i Jan. 1815. THE Principal Officers of His Majesty's Ordnance do hereby glue notice, that proposals ail: be rceei,rel at tikir ojA: in Pal Mall. on or kil:•re Ircdufsday, the lath day of Fe raary west. front such persans as may be seilliv to undertake the supply of English and Forties: IRON for invite of this 1) , ..- Turtweat, for a Per.;od of three Yews. determinable otter the Pr. plratian lege first Year, von -Vance (y . three Months, at the Op tionofeit er Party. Specimens of the Artides tray be virfeed upon aildiration at the Principal Stole Keeper's Ojire in the V'airer, and tiorther particu ra. tog‘ther with the terms and conditians of the Contract may he kwon at the Secretary's Office in Pull :Wall alitersaid, • any day b:t:erers the hours of ten and four (o'clock, where the proposals r:u.t be drlivered sealed xp and endorsed. • 6 Proposals for IRON," I , :a no Proposal ran be admitted after the said 18th of February st T-a-ehe o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any tender not;cel soaks. the !party making it, or an agent in his behay 'Ault attend. By Order of 11 e Bo4rd, E. 11. CREW. Se-en-141y. RTIIS. The I:Ay of .r. Mgherly, I.l'. of Grosvener.square, of a (laugh. ter.—The lady of the Rev. Dr. Barton, t)ean of flocking, of a son.— At Brighton, the lady of W. Ll.Atbrd, Esq, of a daughtsr.—At the Greve, Richmond, Yorkshire, the lady of T. Stapleton, Esq. of a daughter. MARRIED. Captain C. Jones. of the 13th Hussars to Charlotte Matilda, orJy dau. of the late A. Annesley, Esq. of H yde Hall, Hertfordshire.—At Enfield. A, Miller. EN. youngest son of the Res. W. Miller, of Hasittield Rectory, Glourr,.ter, to S. Louisa Ward. widow of the late Judge Ward, of the island of Nevis—Colonel Sir A. Bryce, of the Royal Engineers, Commander of St. Ferdinand, to Emily, dau. of the late J. Parker. Esq. MuswcU Hill. DIED. At his scat, Bedfordshire, the of Upper Ossory, aged 7S. Besides. the Earldom of Cpper Ossory (an Irish Peerage), which had hem for many years in the family of Fitzpatrick, be was a Pcer of the United Kingdom, by the title aileron Upper Ossory, of A mpt hill. llis Lordship had previous) , represented the county of Bed ford many years in the British Parliament, and had long held the important trust of Lord Lieutenant and Custos Itotulorum of the Fame county. Ile married in March, 1;0, the lion. A. Liddell. dam tit" tile lute Lord Rafensworth. and repudiated Duchess of Graf ton, by allow he had two daughters, Ladies Ann end Gertrude Fitz patrick. His Lordhip was elder brother to the late General Fitzpa trick, M.P. who, he survived, wouid have inherited the Peer age;, which are now, we believe. become extinct. The late Earl of Lipper ()wiry was maternal uncle of the Marquis of Lansdowne and Lord Holland, sifters of the noble Earl having married the lathers of those two noblemen respectively. IV the Earl's t!...arli, the offices of keeper of Rockingham Tower, in Northamptintsbire. as well as the Lord Lieutenancy of Balfordshire, become vacant.—ll. C. Ram say, Esq East India Company's resident at Mocha, and of their chit service at Bombay.—At Milan, Cardinal Crivelli. At Dublin, Mrs. Alimitty, widow of the late Cod. A. Alimuty.—Lieut. Col. Dc Mor gan. of the Madras Establishment. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCII NNGS. TIIIDAY, FED. 6. Our market his been moderately supplied with grain in gtiwral since Monday last. but we had aNnol arrival from Sulli.lk this morn. ing.—Fipe Wheat fully maintains its price, a, also Maltisig Barb y ; and there is a brisk sale for New Beans and Grey Pease, at Monday's prices. —The Oat.tratle is not quite so brisk, but we do not quote it lower MONDAY, FED. n. There was but a tolerable supply of English Wheat this morning; the fine samples experienced a brisk sale at last Monday's prices but the inferior sorts were rather cheaper.—Frue Malting Barley being in demand maintained their former prees ; the onlinary samples were eery dull in sale.—Roiling and clearer, likeui,e New Tiek Beans.—The Oat trade was dull—Rape:mai and 1.11.6.. ed at last week's prices. S. S. S. S. Wheat a 86 Whitercaseso a 36 Fine tritto (3 a S Grey Passe 44 a 52 Rye 44 a 4t; 41 a 6r; Floc Barley n a 53 Tias 42 a5O Malt t6 a Si Outs . 23 a 30 a. t. Poland Oats 2.5 a .4 rotator dinu ..??4 a .32 Fine Flour 75 a MO Second ditto 70 a 75 na-oeseed.AL a 351. PRICES 01: MEAT. MoNpAr, Ii Ew c. d. 8. d. Ilrah of Celle rig Iltcf.-...5 1, , a 5 C Smilfairld. Mutton -4 Ci. C 4 Bcastr, about.... 22;10 I Veal ....4. oa'. G Sheep 14,5(M) Pail( 42 a 6 0 Calvin irpt Lain... 00 a 0 0 Pip 5OO 'Eft. 9. k/411 LEADTNITALf g Carcase r. tl. S. 6. Reef .5 6 a 4 4 Mutton-4 11 a 4 Veal 6 (1 a 84 Pork 4 6 a 5 it Lamb 0 0 a 0 HAY AM) STRAW PER LOAD. X. s. d. .0 1. al. Aver. X. t. d. (Hay 4 10 0 a 5 IS 5 e 6 531171.11 , 1ELD Clover 5 5.1 a 6 10 0— S 17 0 tSt:aw 2 40a '2 14 0— 2 9 0 nay 5 3 0 a 5 IS 0 4 9 6 ST. JANES'S Omer 400u600-500 Straw a 5 0 a 2 14 0 2 9 n - •• _ 112 y—. 4 10 0a 5 14 0 5 ? Wit:TEcnarti. Cluver— 6 0 0 a 7 0 0— 6 10 0 Straw 2 3 0a 4 14 0 2 9 6 AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. Computed fmin die Returns made in the wee!: ending Feb. 4, is 4k. lid. per cwt. exclusive of the Vat. of C..ti,tonis paid or payable fnercon on Importation thereof into Great Britain--(Satutday's Geztlk.) PRICE ON STOCKS. Bank Stock S Cent.Retluced ..°3l per.. *per Cent. 5 per Cent. , • Luba r4teck t 5 per Cent.) Exchequer Bills, 2d. per Day in 2opr Conxt.h. for Lung .‘Nruities 2O 1.5-16