P 1 ':V; 1 " 4, • £4 • • .• t. DESPERATE ACTION BETWEEN A REVENUE CRUIZER AND A SMUGGLER. ' Doyen, UN. Henry Wingfield, chief mate of his Nejesty's r eeeeee Metter dodger, arrived here this after boon (as Prize Hamer) with it very lice cutler or dandy, maned the Three Brothers. It appears that yesterdey 11.10,1111 r; 111.1 . Badger, whilst cruising, .fell in with a suspicions sail be tween Boulogne end Etsples, about three leagues from the lied, and suspecting her to be a smuggler, made all sail in chase ; at the saute time firing a gun to bring brr to, end • hoisting Um ensign and pendant. the cutter finding the IWger gain ow her, fired her stern chaser. Thu action then Immune general, and lasted from 'half-past seven n m. kW past ane p.m. end after a running tight of sic brows and a lwlf, the cotter struck about sus leagues (loin Dieppe. Upon hoarding her she proved to be the Three Brothers, as abuts stated, sailing from Flushing to Faro Isles, having a valuable cargo of tea, tobacco, and spirits, on board, intended for illicit importation, and carrying twenty- men, four sic-pound eserommles, besides swivels and an immense quantity of fire- AVM , . On board the smuggler, the Captain and one man were killed end seven wounded, two mortally, one of whom died this churning. On board the Badger, Hr. Cullom, Depntation Officer, winch respected in Brie town, was killed ; 7.imitenattt Never, her commander, the /monad mate, and ibree'seamen, wounded. A more desperate anion has not , been fought be (wean a revenue cruiser and a smuggler for some time. Tim, remainder of the Grew of the cutter were put on board thd iket,er, which hinting yet arrived. An Inquest will be held Ly the Mayor and Caioner writhe bodies of the smugglers. COLUMMAN STOCKHOLDERS. On Saturday lut• • numerous Meeting of the persons inte rested in these Funds took place it the 'City of London Tavern- At one o'clock the large front room. was fall in teary part, and r .4Entiral cell was made for the Chair. Mr. Pail:Kann said, that he expected every moment (be arrival of Aldermen Wood, who had promised to take the Chair, in the room of the Lord Mayor, who could sot attend. Some minutes having elapsed. an.hAldernian Wood not or vieitig, Mr. PowLeu (one of the Contractors) piopured that Alderman Bridges should take the Chair, which was agreed to. The Alderman aaid, he, individually, Lit no interest what ever in the object of the Meeting, but as they had done his hie limner to elect-him 46 their Chairmen, he would au his Lest ellurts to please them, and hoped every Gentleman who kid any tliiiig to offer.. would be heard vela attention. Mr. PIIWIAS now came forward and read to the Meeting a long Report, drawn op by the Contractors. • Five Resolutidos were now proposed, expressing the confi dence of tLe Meeting io the powers of Mr. lea, and the ulti mate ratification of the Loan by his Government. A proposal was DOW wade by Mr. Fowles, that, as their accounts were of such a nature as wonlu make it improper to lay them before the public, a Committee of Three should be appointed to inspect them, and slate, at a (more Meeting, their anti 'fiction or dierrisfa lion with the conduct of the Cou- tractors. A Resolution was passed to this effect, sod Alderman Bridges, Mr. Thomas Wilson, sod Mr. Rowcroft, were ap pointed the Committee. A Vote of Thanks was passed to the Chairman, and the Meeting broke up is the best humour, and apparently well satisfied with the prooecdings of the day. New Yokli, DL a. 16 —By an arrival from Porto lieu, we learn, that a King's packet from Cadiz to Havtunrah has been taken by a Colombian brig of war, after an engagement in which the Captain and several of the crew were killed. The picket and ten sail of merchantmen sailed under convoy of a Spanish frigate, bound to Vera Cruz, which parted with them of St: Joint's, Porto Rico, to proceed to her destination. The Lieut.-Generalship of the Ordnance having been vacant upwards of four months (by the decease of Lieut.-General Sir Hildebrand Oakes), is now supposed to be filled up, as the Duke of Wellington Las returned to his official duties as Master General a that Department. It is not known that any afficer is yet selected for the vacancy. The patent salary and emoluments are considered to be about 2,0001. par annum. The Lord Chancellor Las appointed the time and plate for the working of the commission de lunatic° inquirado, concerning Lord Portsmouth ; namely, in about a month from hence, at the Freemason's Tavern. Counsel to suprort the lunacy, Messrs. Wetherell, Denman, and Brougir.in ; Sergeant Peil, Mr. Wilde, and Mr. F. W011;11110 on the other aide. It is also said, that more than 100 witnesses are or will be sumnionol„,and that the copies in the proceedings will cost 3,0061. • A a tigtriur circumstance' took place at Hatton, near Wregby, a short time since. A pour matt, Nhu occa sionally taboo re unihr disordered Intellects, was lately in such a slate as to reluire medical sonerintentience. A respectable riactitioner in the neighbourhood betita caned to, proceeded to take a considerable quantity of blood front hint, wh •n suddenly the patient spitina out sti bed, disengaged himself trout she surpon, mid po sitively refused to submit any lothter to the opeiation of the lancet. The surgeon made wetly at.d s igorotis al it milts to recover his patient, in order to strip the forther eatiston of blood, w t..ch had already continued to all alutitting extent ; but in spite of every ellorl that could Ise tined, the infuriated man forced his way out of the house, whit itothirri on but his shirt, panted by his friends and twighb7turs with all the help they 2ould raise. Such. however, was the violence of ;he fever which posse sea him. notwithstanding his loss of blood, t h at i d l es b. filing his pursuers, horse and Coro, from ,„,„,„ till n i g ht, they were tiftliEed to give up the char. Jul the course of the night or following morning . , Ott poor man „owned to Ina friends, apparently Mlle ite j „,.,„; b y this extraordinary exeursion user pro'uably moor thou thirty in ilea of country. In cotisairw i ser of the late severity of the weather, description has risen at the brice segelables of every ass rite-third in the several markers of the utetrorolit. ,'N'. p I 1 i ' it I . THE NATIONAL REGISTER Twist or FATE.--A farmer, who, some years ego, was in opulent circumstances, went out, for. the first time, or Saturday last, to work as a day labourer, at wood-rutting, on the farm which he lately occapied, not many miles from Lewes. It is supposed that a shilling per day is the utmost that lie will be able to earn; and with this pittance he has to prooide subsistence for his family. A gentleman of the name of Turner is appointed to a special mission to Madrid. • JEIR7HB. The lady of Pal. R. ficadon. of Message square, of a son. Alta. W. G. Kirkpatrick, of !slew", th, of ■ daughter. In l'ot stand place, she Lady es I. B. Ricketts eaq. of a &wilder. In K d street, the lady of N. C. 1111111 rd. ea+ of a sans. The tally of V. W. itoolaads, cos. solicitor, I'llUlol3 square, St. J 11141 0 .0. of a ion. At -oath place. Keenan/Son tommon.the lady of F. 11. Hunter, egg. of Clean. nt's ton New I:handset's, ad a daeghter. MARRIED. Al 4. George's, Hanover square, the lion. Major General Fermor, only brother of the Earl of l'otufret, to Mbs Rosuagh, eldest daughter of '.l. tiwroagh, hart. of l•wilaml At the 1141 4 0 non. Lofty, solicitor, of the Old Jewry, to eldest tlaeglder of Mrs. Carry, of Pimlico. At Mar) lebone church, H. Fellers, req. of New lodge, Nee%hemp. swill, to MIMINUS, daughter of G. Bridges, tag. n ("teenier place, Portman square. Al St. Mur}bt, Islington, Mr. William Martl.i, to Mrs. Hallow/ay, both of birmongharn. At Camberwell, the Be.. T. 11. Walpole. of All Soul's college, Oxford, awl of seetiou Valente, Keel, to Sarah, youngest daughter et Capt. W. A . Met hen, of Pee:ham, surrey. DIED. On Tuesday last, le her year, Senn. the wife of Dr. T. Garden, of Projems square. Old Bailey. At Boutharnmon, on his way trout Bath, Rickard Meerleks, esq. of Rankinn home, near t hi/Kamer, aged 73. John William While, esp. of George street, Mansion house, and of Clapham sire. At Kensingtoe, the Re. (lan. F . Viscountess Dow. Montagne. At hi• bonne in stationer street, kishmegate, S. Kalb, esp. *2 years a common Councilnias of Ilishopeg ire ward. At isle fathers bowie, I. Newingtou germs, Mr. B. D. Habgeed,-of Friday erect, aged ff. At stoekerell, George lame. Rots, 'eq. aged 3.1. rrHE LONDON WINE COMPANY, 141, L FLRET-STREET, conducted on an extensive scale hitherto unknown in this country, and established for the sale of Genuine Wines of superior qualities, give a general invita tion to the I'ublic to inspect their Cellars, in which will be found confessedly the largest, and they trust the fiscal Stuck 01 Wines in the world. It is not their intention to enter into competition as to Priors with some advertising houses, who are at this moment addressing the Public, and tempting customers to purchase on low terms, than which nothing can be more de ceptive, because the facility with which Wines are not only reduced in quality, but mixed with inferior as well as Cape Wines, is too notorious, and must convince the most unwary, that pu•chases of this description will invariably prove dear at almost any price, especially when sold in bottles of the smallest size. The London Wine Company repeat their assurance that Cape Wines will never, ender any circ milliners, be admitted into their Cellars, zed feel confident, from the magnitude and res pectability of the patroeage already experienced, that they have only to purple the lithe of conduct they have hitherto dune, to ensure universal snlisfection. Ceittlemen, therefore favouring the Landon Wine Company with their commands, may depend upon tieing most honourably treated, and should not the %Vines, &c. give the highest satisfaction, the money will be carefully returned. ALL, ORDERS BEN T FREE OF CARRIAGE. The present being the season for laying down Ports, this Establishment is bottling upwards of 500 Pipes, at 40s. 425. 445. cud 465. per Dozen, the qualities of which will bear the %Vine Company oat against all cosopciiition. Very fine Crusted Ports 51. to 725. Fine old Sherry 4Gs, Teneriffes 42e. to 46 te —Madeira& 505, &c. &c. Every des cription of Spirits, of the finest flavors, and on equally favour. able terms, jar ready mosey only. CifilLl) BEI) Linen Millinery, DreBs, Stay, Its.l and Cloak NV arebouse. Mo. 30, City-road, Near Finsbury square..—lira. I NCRAM must respectfully informs her Friends and the Public in general, that she has laid in a well-selected. fashionable, and large us...irtnit ot of Child-bed Linen of every kind, Millinery of every denciiption, such a. !see, dress, mourn ing, night and all other kind of caps, turhaos, handkerchiefs, frills, Btc. very cheap, Dresses, Pelisses. and Cloaks of all sorts, made in the first stele of fashion end dispatch, at very moderate charges—Ladies are respectfully invited to inspect the above collertion.--Obterve a Doll in the window, and it is next door to the Rustic House, Cabinet, Rad Chair Manufactory. 30, ST RA ND. A NEW SHAVER; oa, SECOND EXPERIMENT. A At 0141 MT—who (having first tried on himself And cutting his joral.—the miheltievouself Itesolv'd to embrace opportunity pat, And operate next on the beard of the Cott • The place of a mirror adapted to snit. There stotal in the room then a high polish'd BOOT. In which WARREN'tI Jet of preseinfnent hue Displey'd the tine forms of reflection to view. Now seizing poor Poe:. to the bright BOOT he bore her The Monkey her shadow then gleaming before her. And answer'd her struggles with chatttr and blows, erphiu while hesoup'd from her curb to her nose! The Cat. thus essaying in vain at resist:nice And mewing. in !Milli plaint. for assistance. With wooden She same operation now saw Perform'd in, or shown, by the Jet of eclat! in front of the BOOT then, as if to explain it The tnethad af sharing, how best to atom it, The act of intersperaing with grin and grimace, The Ape cleared the Ca of each hair on her face ! And strange though it icems, yi t the frolicsome elf Was much more successful with Poa• than himself, The SHAY e.tt Adroit! y concludiu g Ilia .crarag, The SHAY'!" with the locsof her whiskers escaping! The Monkey in triumph the parlour now sought, And Cat and b:ight HOOT to a company brought, Who saw what tills Barber hail then been about, And hair.' his essay with a rapturous shout Of mirthful surpria.;—thi: strange incident backing The merits of WAttitmes unparallerd Blacking. This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING. Prepared by lIOIIIOIIT WARREN. 30. Strand, London; and sold in every Town in the Kingdom. Loom). in Dottiest...A.lod. ltd. and Ind. each. Also Pair BEAC KIN 0, in Pots Gd. ltd. rid. each. A Shilling Pot of Pasta is equal to Four ti lc Bottles of Liquid. •• sk for WARMEN's Blocking 41. - _ , LONDON MARKET.. CORN EXCHANGE. Bletwnar, law. 15. reene are essidevable &navels of lend iwwspies of Wheat front loomodialliellichisekey 21 , 60464 rally epee doe whole. this Kan mew garesel rarePPir crochet groin k ioriW i re ritrwr ir jThi cm% oc a reduction of is. per quarter. Very far Oats are ihe * haccist this day, and we may quote them is. higher, at whlab , willonsee they have readily tffected sales. No alteratiae hos film in any other grain. though all is looking up—isksit sed are the same moo Friday. The navigation of the river cempletely stopped, as tar as respects the grain ships, the continues bare, and buyers are under the neceseity of effecting their purebases at a tridingudvance, with the ozoopdca of Bos ley, whichis heavy in sale. - - CORN EXCHANGE, WEDwasnaT, Jan. 15. Our market this day is moderately supplied with grain. and in consequence of this Abe samples offered obtained better prices than on Monday. Wheat may be quoted at Is. to es. per qr. from the statement of that day, and some busin.ws wastoone at that advance. Earley also obtains a better price by full is. ree gustier, and goes off readily. In Oats there is no variation in mice, but this grain is very good in sale, at last Monday's ittaleilleilL Beane and Peas also support that day's quotations well, and in other grain we cannot quote any alteration. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, JAY. 17. There is aaarcely any grain in the market this day, the wea ther will pteventing any material arrivals, which are now limited to a few land wimples, and very little business is consequently done, the cousuniets of course refraining from purchasing except for their imtnediate wanta, and ull the expected supplies can be landed, which, in the present state of the river, is Impossible such few odes as have been made is Wheat, Earley. and Oats, may be quoted a shade higher than our statement of Wednesday, but these form no criterion of the state of the maskei, being on ly compulsory purchases, unul the sepply now on board the ves se l s can be lender'. CUKKEN I' Pith Per Wilich ..;ES ()V F()R TI ' Eig;it uuwhi IE WELK' .ter Measure MOa as V. S. S. II) a 40 41 et 48 44 a 32 20 a .24 26 a 23 22 a 60 19 a 22 3i a 23 24 a 26 25 a 28 98 a 30 36 a 39 28 a 31 a/. a 24. Old Wheat New Red Wheat New White do Rye Barley Pale al t Feed Oats Brew orPolitaddia New Tick Beans Old ditto New Pir.eim ditto Boiling Pease Grey Penile Rape teed lIPP hut FOREIGN. I American Reign aml Husain and Vries. I/ EU a SW. a. I. 30 a 4T 42 a 49 44 a 6S 20 a 24 26 a 34 SY' a 00 Iv a VA 23 a 23 ti u 26 25 a 218 28 a 30 36 a 39 28 a SI SW. a Wt. .mtoa Ir. a. 8. SO a 48 44 a 4l► 44 a 54 20 a 24 88 a So S 2 a 80 111 a 23 23 a 6 24 a 2d 25 a 2S 28 a 30 LB a 12 88 ■ $1 911. a 24i. • :03 • 42 20 a $4 • --. 39 • 42 20 a 34 a U a 4 20 a 94 laud ditto Rye Barley ... Feed Oats BreN orPolanddo Pi; ; eoa Reams. Bathos Pease Ore) Pease Linwed per. qr. 18 a 21 a 10 a 12 0 a 10 10 a :2 26 a 26 $4 a 36 26 a 28 32 36 _ _ 18 n 10 18 H 20 , a —1 10 a 12 8 a 10, 10 a 1 4 28 a 281 34 a all Y 6 a 28 a —. 10 a 111 S a 111 10 a 111 26 a 28 S 4 a 36 26 a •s 32 • 36 1 32 A SO AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, Per Quarter, of therwelse Maritime Districts of ENGLAND and WALES, fur 1)• Week eudiug Jau. IStli, extracted from Sttruidaya Gazette. Wheal... 4O 5d Barley... 284 d Beaug 2.54 id lire.... di; 8d I 1?• 111 I Pea+ ... O. 14 FHIOE OF FLOUR, Per Sack of Five Bushels, 28014. bloutlay. s. e. Monday. a. sr Flee English Flour SS a 40 I Norfolk &Stockton 13 a 54 Seconds ditto .... 30 al5 West Country 35 a4O BREAD. Cid. to 7.1. the Quartern Loaf. BROWN OR ISIUSCOVA 1)0 SUGAR. Average Price from the Returns made in the Week ending Wednesday last, 295.441. per cut. exclusive uf duty. PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. Pockets. je s. £ s.l Bags. 4 r, Farnham... 6 0 a is IKent licnt Sonosrx 2 0 a 2 18 Yearlings .. 1 10 a 2 6 F,so..x Yearlings sMITii Fl ELL) MARK ET. FRIDAY, JAN. 17.—Our supply of Cattle this day is some. what large for Friday's market, and consequently meat has suffered a depression, compared with Monday's prices. lied may be quoted rather heavy in sale, at a reduction of gd, per stone from that day, and Mutton Is also lower by Od. per atone ; Vaal of the finest quality is is sane demand, but this moat is 2d. per stone cheaper, the inferior qualities were heavy In sale at that reduction. There is little to notice in Pork, the fittest meat is worth Id. per stone; but the market generally is miller fiat this day, and looking down. 'UM following is a correct statement of the priest and numbers at market:- 110 CE of MEAT, Par Meier of thr OW, which consists of bleed. Eittiailromil Ilide, and is vow di about Id. per pouud.—Per atone of Mee MONVAIi• Beef Se Od to 4* Od Jlutton 3* 4d to 4s Od Latieb Or Oil to Os Oi Veal 4a Oil to N 4d Pork •Sr Od to 4s Od I-feadof Cattiest market. [traria Siterib I.ia S3() Ile I KIDAI'. Beef 2. 101 in S. ocl ist!tot, 1. zstl to S. 4 I O. 0f to 0. 01 I'eal 4c 01 to S. 21 Pork 3 0,1 to 4• 20 11e311 of Cattle at Malkv. re:n 110 320 Clive% . . 1"..0 L'l. tidy - - xt I 7 0 to t 4 0 0 Clover . . £3 0 0 to ji 7 0 Si I . OIW - - - •gr I 12 0 ' 1 14 0 LONDON: Printed mid Published by the Proprietor, JOHN TIVIGO, at the Inlice, 7(1, Fleet-Street, where all Lettere is As Editor, (post paid) must be addressed. P , . ~• - 7 1 F -r -4 1 - , '-C- ~i