The National Register. — London, England, 1812-08-16 00:00:00

.11G. 16. =WW -- • THE NATION CATION OF TIIE PEACE LIE is %V LES It E.? 1.1. AN i SmaLEIO.KO, , IULY `2l.— His Majesty, wish arr;vcti here y •ster.l.tv , nt , intendeti journey to Nlo.c.my, has this motwi.l te L ieiv.-(1 inteigence of the Grand Sil,ttior hiving ratiti.al t hr prace conL I bctwern the Porte and R.lssi.t. In consequence of this eveat, hi- Jin•lett.d Nlal!sty inteirls to have Te tku.ll sung a p t Tilt: ll' tAitV Stnotcniko have volnitta..!v (.Irred the :Ini).-ror to rai:.t• coro , ut •20.00.1 men at their own exttence. hoortn nion Ita, jus• arrived of the vanguard of Prince hagration's arm) havi4 g telaed Sr. l'Eri stsat: ace., joi.y 26 —ll'e hive risk momeist receivod in tarissa.ifin, Os it the %-x , :nattge of th:? r of . tile *, C011...i1l 110 tyczn Ruissa :And Ilse Piirie has actll7lly taken phc.. C u; + !:N At:s.a, juiy ---11 it; rail:Sty ila. aNsehthiLA corp.; of troo;is ix:tweets it,.th-ch4l(l :AA I.ltliii, ill the isll A 1:1* ZeAmid. corps cohsiit of ,e;?.3 brt..i:olis of infantry, ..;c4 squadrons ut cAv avd ar hAtteries. 111..e.c..rces will 1)..1 rhdy to marct wim'cver Lircumstances require SWEDISH DECREE. Articlel. Prim . ' the 1511 . 1 tot A ugnst all the ports of Sweden shall be opened to ves%els of every tin; and nation ; bur e.'IIV vessei j. only al-lowed to import soch go , ds as are either produced or initial twined in that very. country ur its colonic S. '2. All L.Ootli 11111:er:el by t reia,u.vr ssels to pay 40 ver cent. MOrt• dlity II .11,11 as arrive iu ;Swedi-Ja ones ; evory vessel ac!ing .pgl.ust atra imports such wro Is as are not derived troin 1):1 - home t ()morn hini I be 4,voliscate.l, to4ether wit!) its /[t - Ko. Swedish vessels are alhwe.l tr) import ail voo is frorn every pi of the w.)prid,, fl exliorts are equal for Swedish as for ruler h ir ‘essr:ls. PROT' INC I L ASSIZ VAinf roN E. Fa nA Y. Acc . Brwn, a titivate iii the Ariiile:y, was imlicied f.ir the %%Unit murder of lsab Ila Nl•ti.une, • a child of the age of seven years. 'lll • enemas! mires of this ease were elan extraordinary nature. The pi isoner mas serving to a Lieutenant Webber, nod lore a most exemplary character in the reeiment ; some however, had been stolen from his master's close!, and lie wi:s suspected uf the theft. lie absented himself LII the night of the. 4th of April, and .ua the morning of the 5111, as earl as Ito wren live and six, he came hack to the barracks, aael w..lieurit a prison of the name Hi ielferet, with whom he hod lived. After some penitent:ay conversis 7 hall, he told him be hail c•nualitted a ceime for which he most he. hanged. oil desired to be taken to the guard-house. -Alma Little. Seijeant Major, there received hint in custody ; Hutt desist g tie else ak to t h e Serj'tiit in lui• ate, lie then ltd I him that the last night he had murdered a little gut. Ibe Serjeant desired hint to state limiter par ticulars. Ile said, that grtlitie over a stile, which led into a lane, he saw the ch:ld at i'iq who Fried when she Law , ; that lie tl k en ta: ' the child in his canes, and with liiwer and tht.nsb ,strangled it, As s•Nai as it was dead, he car' led it limier his arm Ito some distance, and laid it or. somas stone steps in u place he described. A witness mu, called ) who Hand the chi.tl ul the place where the pri snaer ed he had left it; and the Surgeon stated, that by the taa~ki under thr •at, the child had evidently been strangled in the manlier d-screhed by the prisoner. The pris.xier could :est:inns; no 'wive for this act ; but told the Ser jeant lie had uo malice against the child, and could not tell how he came to du it. Mr. Curtwoon, as Cutinge! for the prisoner, examined as to wlictliet the prisoner might not be labottrotg under teruporaky inflammation of the brain, Iron, the 11111)1°1,er use of mercurial medicine. 'Hit SefiCalit l:riew the Prisoner hid annlinistered ine:•clity iurd laudanum to himself without medical advice, but lie did nut inow in What quaillitlei. Luna Cntm P 'L It ONr in summing up the evidence, stated, that the mere atlocity of the act itself rtru,t riot be considered evnlence 0f insuttity.--oPterwise the most guilty criminals would escape ; aod here was evidence notch to slig•it to infer any derarigenit.in et 11 . 148 (1. The Jury found the pei3unts Utility, and lie received sentence to be executed on Mond a y. PRISONERS OF WA It -At the late Lewes Assizes, who . bulds a gruill in the neighbonrhuod of Oswestry Jubm landlord .ut the Red Lion, and postolubter, at Rye; and Witham Itiiseraiatt, of that town, were convicted below the rii~ht Hon. Lord kit V1VN1,24011, of a con piracy to direct the escape of General Phil. 91 )01 1 tttlt tkutethiatliariler, Ilis Lordship,' atter expali on the eriVr Ilibt 14Tetieiri which • he declared was scatecly to he ifistio &iliolt rum high trtasuu, lOtjudged ktobithrou xhra Hughes to , ou.e.,h— _ t. REGISTER . . s ; , 30-1 m the coutuato gaol of the comity of Sitsses for the spare of i.to V • r 4, and the !dust mewls to be p1:4•••••I in ibe pillory. no •11:oe, ut :tr lie to fly , tval as near as conlil he within ! of II C /oath,' • t !!‘ •.• thee inipzo t)(' ,• ‘‘ , •.•l by rho-e I be 1' their Count! v, xvhom they toot 1 ,01- 'insist! II ater having le en on 11. e sane: tiny convit!•ett of an offence for wUcti he had b en sr.. cocci! I t Fib inturi-otied lii twelve calendar mood's was adjudged to be I;l,in...oiled the soot(' ha' I :or the space of two ears, to be - cool. owed t ;;:ti ha. expiratioit it his first sentence• At 'n.iii;;it .1-:;?...s el 11 It Sh, I :0 - 11 was indicted. tinier Lord Ellettho. , adtilinistericc poi-oto to i er husband. %salt irate .t to oc• c.is t o o hi- to;sinet wt!s Xllltllle d, all& &slows! to havutg 1) , (11 seized wid• a vi..ient siekaes., :,(ter havoc:: taken sieue sugar MO r ,'i' Iu is by Ins wile I.or a odd, anti ad,o alter havittg, t .1;s-A slue !Toth whiils :he had prep:tied. and in the remain: of which lie Jelet i..cd a ;; . !,ite sediment. A ineiliral per- , 0 proved that Cle pri •oner 11.11 laticha-ell s" due arsetoe til I.lu, hot' appealed that she w.:s -o the halal of u•ing that ding tor the purpose 1 1 ( - Hi log sore heads, hi 11.• and her mother prat risco, phy.ic. No qua; Lel had !alien place be ,e1•0:1 her awl her hushnitl. The J tray , Mier a short curtsuttabun, re. toinc..l a verdict ut' Not 6 11 ,11 v. On Aloud:ly morning hest, his '.11" je-ty's tree pard in was received Iwo ilie Secretai y of :stale, bud Std - i• int •,'Loy Alr„Stavrly, of York Cast'se, Ihr Eli:Abcth IVamlger a i t Sosai,aah Labatt, who were, at the York :I:sizes. c,:ityieled in mattering (Iront motives of humanity) '!eat-boa. iiitant, under a con; ict:on that the baby was pstio, owing to deficiency 111 the (wapiti:ln of it, skull, Willi II kit ISt' h. a uncovered, ;nod therebtre could otdy have ashiff itll4l 1411111111 exigence, it left to lie operation ut nature. They were imatediately discharged In of en-L...1e. :1 ft w. (I,v, A.go, about two o'clock I. the loming, Mr. 11'ahlis, Aar. :;e0:h• I.oughtior •ti. It, was Cailod tip tinder a false pretence to attend i wotinoi %dm was said to be lit I ; and tut opeiti..g hi: i.ont door -true a illaiiitbschar,:ed at wli.ell fortitildtely iii-sad lie hart itrevioudy received a letter Ilveatening lois li - e, but had , rasen no it 'lice of it. A reward il.tec handled ciomeas has been f• !ered f r iiisc' vety of ti.e persoit Wit, wrote the I:tter or tired the l ott o ' —(,V,,iti ) At di Warw lc* Assizes, Thomas Tole was tried for the murder of Michael M'Cotilesk‘, in the p.toislo of C.. (Iwo , di. 'Die prisoner and the deceased were travelling pedl:•rs, carrying elnili, and being together 111 :4 ?)) t' lane, Tole outirdeted his companion, and took attYy his pocket., tiook, C. On the body beri:g diseo%;.red, so-pick:ll fell toprm whose clothes appeared ILoody, and iu who-e possession the property., of the deceased was luund.—Tire Jury teturi n a verdict of Guilty, :trod he was ordered lin execution, and suffered within the period inv scribed by law. He coliftsscd that he cotutuitted the molder with a, stone, which was pr. &iced in Court. Never wits a mau Moto adj. rate ! than lie appeared to be at the prospect of his approachin. t At the above Assizes. Baraabas Waiters and his soil, who had piard. up a bill, valued 111. and converted it to their own use, were tried and found In chair defence they said. that having found the pro. perly, they conceived that they had a tight to it as their own : but Iles • pre•tding . Judgc. in passing :entence. espresso' himself iu toreros Of in dignation and astoni,lnueitt, that such an i.lea should ft:r x moment be enters: hied b 3 any inie: it was the duty of every man when he fOund the proy.rte of another, to we all diligence to lino out the own e r, so d not apie °penile it to his . wit use. Tilt law would always punish; with• severity ;•ffeinters ot ti at deseliption. 'I hey were each sentenced, J. one year's imprisonment. C itOs 8 EX A3l 1 7%; A 10 Vs-411e tollow'mg dialogue new, rt .4 A- feat days ago at the Corti - .trail At•-ize:. iu the cross ,”iattlination.of a wbor.s in a cause, \l'right v. IL.alfug, Ki t. and oil.cis.—The cause of uc too, was the refasal to the Alionage!s of the Eaule lientrance ('ootpaiox, paw the plaint: ft the sum ut vi boot It- had unloved uplift the life a a Alt. Rundle, Win* died at N. Neut. itt (sortowall. in July, It' I The plea sit up by the Deteoulants was. that the certificate procured by the respecting 'bootie's Iteilth was false, and that he was in the Praclice• ot habits t1i..1 tend to shorten lile. Several *Mosses were idled support of the :Letitia. and, aotongst otlitrs. .11r. Rosvettr, who said lie knew John Rundle for tin. iy tale that he hit ed very near pool lit, cottsidered Idol m• the pictarc of ; he contidertat rite tii be better than his (t! witit-ss's) own Ito the w• •, it wa s I rue, drink a cap fr.eely. . but he toiled a great deal. Ilse witness was etut,examiued ny Alt.. il. Coati 1V ell, Si;, you send this man's life was !tenet than your own t— lri:gess. I did. .. Coati. 'Pray, Sir, how long have ynu been dead ? Witness. I)e at %et. Cowl.. 1 thought the dead man's life was better than your s.— II he, was alot4 I iwoight so. Geier. Pray, did .you ever bet wigs drunk ? —Witness. I cui but 1 did. •i 1! I Yittiess. is', ad,