The National Register. — London, England, 1814-03-13 00:00:00

TIIE NATIONAL REC;ISTER. - . V-11?Cif 13. • • - • • ••• DISTRESS ING CMG [IIIIBI'4MT. A vo) beautiful young female, the daughter of a trathietnan at T , :(usingtoit, AV 1/11 had married a drie:.oon, without her fitthet's con whia has since gone to ti.. 414 the !tat tics of leis country in Spain, ,w foinid in the Strand, on Friday -night, with an infant in her mink, almeA wont•inal cold: gentleman observing her ‘lretaied situation, humanely. enquired into her hapless tale, and believing, figna the artlissness with whieh it was told, that it ma, true, hr kindly procured her comfortable lodgings for the night, oral has tindertaken to intercede midi her tither. who had, with a citielty happily not frequently to he met with,' turned her and her poor baby from .his door. at the Lour of nine at night, amidst a heavy fidi of and sv ithout a farthing in hey pocket to procure uteess“rit; of whieh i her tender frame stood so wirh in need. 1t is to be hoped that ere this his hard heart has rt.:lotted, and he mill no longer fi;rget his duty as a parent and as a man. 173 HS. " Wonderful and Tral.Mrs. licknorth, wife of Mr. Pickworth, grazier, of Sempringln in F ii, near Piliingborough, i.vaS on Friday lase delivered it two boys, I.IAI on Sunday morning of two more boys, who p with the mother, were all alive and in a hopeful way on Sunday even ing at nine o'clock—walk lig an addition to Mr. Pickworth's family of llVO'Cliildren born within ten morblis, and a total of ten children, the oldest only six years of age last January. -Mrs. Pick worth is rather a delicate than a robust wutnan, and is the daughter of Mr. J. Gould, for merly nit criiitient writing-master at Spalding "—(Boston Paper.) Or twine, Mrs. Cott rave, Siarnfi:rd, making him._ children at two It is renistkable that her mother, who lives at Billingborougi6 had eight childica ut four births, and 'her sister has lately had twins. lIIt% lED. On Motulay, the 7th iostattr, at St. George's, Bloomsbury, the Right lion. the Earl of Portsmouth, to MitiS ILIII3OII, eldest datightft of Joh.' Hanson, E•t l , of 13100 0 , 11;s-square, aid Fat Leigh House, Hants, and cousin to tl►: Bishop ul Rtiche.ster. ACCIDENTS AM) OFFENCES. Mr. Taylor, of Soff ham, the gentleman fired at on the highway ro . ar Holl, died of hi• wound on the Weclin.)oli..y fe4)%% Foams. charge/ the commis.sion of this 11muler 1 . has been e(.ait:Ot:ed to V: 1.1. t Extteet or a letter from ramsgate, March rery nalan ofy eiremastnece happened litre )es!ertltiy. Mr. Beau: oic, I:tench:nate who bird for some time lit p' a sehoo! in this town, a few ably% ago telt himself under the necessity of calling Iris *crediters to- getaer, whch one of them threatemd to arrest Lim. '!'Lis had such act (fleet upon the poor man's mi;11, that ve•terday afternoon, it is believed, be julep( d off the Pierdiead, aid was drowned, as he was ebserved to go there, and has not been st en since." A case of cruelty, elisgraeetid to human nature, and scarcely to be p“raileled since the days oOluther Ilrowthigg, has lately been dis covered at Eton. A poor boy, rtmed Mi at., whose mother is dead tied his father gone at)road, Was pi t.% iotedy placed by 'him under the care of a Mrd. anght'A, :it a certain :1110%N:owe per week.* This Mint man monster hot only beat him repeatedly, in a most unmeichltl tnallner, but kept Lim so short a p wt. : * „ityirs, that' be has been se( n lakiag raw potatoes from the hott-tronJt, awl a few.tiar since ac tually taking the bait from a mense-trep, in doing tthich lie st!verely *tjured his lingerie-Which excited elamorees mirth from this female flend. in a few darts after this Litter ch•eumstauee he died, and itreparations were made for a pi ivate funeral, but a neighbour in "lerfering, a Coronet's .Ivry was sinenunied, and, after an inve•tiga tioa of twelve hours, druitig %%blab u surgeon declared his death v. ag imputable to wounds and bruises received on his head and various parts of his body, a verdict of Manstink- ht LT was returned ; and MI s. H. was committed tv Aylesbury•gaul. to which it tas lit.ceB"rY to tarry- her by the mast pri•ate way, to prevent her becoming a sacri fice to the irritated feelings of the-populace ; uor did this precau tion preserve her from the hustings and pelting of thuse who were apprized of her renlvvil. ROFIBERY.—On Wednesday mottling last, the house of Mrs.. Devines, of Arabella-row, Pimlico, was robbed of property to a considerable amouut, by the folk:Wing stratagem :—Oii the after noon of 'inesday, a young, man, of decent appeariere, whO said bic name was Jones, alai that hi - s father was a tradc•niau in the . rtes t applied to :di a. Devlin's, to hire her first door. Having agreed 'as to rent and other partieulirrs, he said tie should come that even ing, anti, iu the Wan time, referred Mrs. Deviees to his father for a haructer. He said he 'should come home to sleep that night ; and accordingly he came iu a hackney-coach, about nitre o'cL:ck is the evening, bringitig with him a large beadle. Previens to his going to bed, lie told Mrs. Devines should be under the tie comity o going to his office, one of those in the neighbonrhood el Whitehall, by . six o'clock in the mornieg, and desired her, if' she s!iould bear him going out so early, not to In, sin p. ised ; he said he eliould be home to breakfast atmine o'clock, at which time he %visited to have it ready. Accordingly, Mrs. 1)• heard the door open and shut about six .o'clock in the meaning-, but supposinn it wre, her new lodger gt.-;tag out, as he'siriel he should, she took no further natire of it. On the servant going iitto.lis route, however, to get ins breakfast ready,.ahe soon discovered Le had not gone empty handed, for amongst the things which kid disappeared were tne carpet and wimow-contains, a large piergla-re the rouuterpanes, blankets, sheets, and pillow-rases, and various other. articles. It is altneist netailess to say the villain did Hot come back. The bundle was left behind ) hut was found to consist of nothieg but old rags., • DIED. On Thursdly last, at lrr house, in Queen Anne-street, Cavendish square, in the 83d year of her age, the Hight Hon. Fr•mees Viscountess Montague, of Cowdrav Park, Sussex, relict of Anthony Joseph, Bth Viscount Minitaguv, cud sister of the late Sir Herbert Nlackworth, Barr. At Reading, on the 6,11 instant, aged 71, J. Rainer, Eq. brother of the lat. Admiral P. Ininer. List week, Colonel Kelly, of the 311 regiment of Foot Guards, who ,net his death through Nis czettiuns to save his sister at the late dread ful cqinflagration of the Custom House, of which she was the house keeper. At Paris, of a diarlinei, on the (213th ult. the General of Divisiog Replier. Ho was exchanged, a rtier being made prisoner at Leipsie„ and was on his way to juin the French armies, when he was attackcdt by the disease which carried hitt) to his grave. On Tuesday night, Mr. Butler, a grazier, from Oxford ; the de-- ceased called -a coach at a stand in Holborn, near Middle-row, and t •• -hid to he driven to Oxford-street ; the coachman stopped about the middle of the street, to know where to set down, when be found the Gentleman deitd . Vet diet —Apoplexy . FOOTS AND SHOKS. R. WILLIS respectfully informs his Friends and the+ Public is it aeral. that Ile has now, and will have constantly on sale, an extensive and elegant assurtiuent cf . the above articles, which may be had, for ready money, at very low prices. A great variety of Gentleman's Hessians, Jockey, and Military Boots ; Dress, Walking, andShootint Shoes, manufactured with the Very best materials', and finished iu a mi. perior style of workman:dip ; also Ladies' Jean, Velvet, Leather, ow! all kinds of Fancy B jots, to ether with a large stock of Shoes of ever:; description, of the very best qualty, and newest fashion; and Chi Shoes ; Gaiters of various sorts, its Leather, Jean, C!otli, &c.; Mod-boets, (cloches, List Shoes, &c. in great variety. Mer chants and Captains may he supplied on the shortest notice, and ca very advantageous terms.—The cuutary business carried on as usu Nu. 42, Fish-street-bill. 292, STII AND. PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES. These Instruments are upon an entire new principle, the Springs are so er ,,, tritcted as to admit of increase or decrease in size and force ; will answer tOr right and left side, without and strap %►Bate tr. SALMON, ODY, and Co. ennfidentlY recommend a trial to all those who prefer perfect ease. awl security to the galling application of the common Truss, on their u'ual liberal terms, viz. that the full -cost slia:l be returned to all Purchasers, it' not found superior in easr and etfect to every other invention, after any trial, wear,' or damage, The Patentees have received the following appointments : Royal Navy, the Navy Illspitals and Dock-yards, the Ordnance. Greenwich Hospital; the Honourable East India Company, Sic. ac. N. 11. Persons residing in the country, sending the eircondereure of the bodr, ih inches, just above the hips, may depend upon bciii;; accurately fitted. • PRICE OF STOCKS I'LsTERDAY. S per Cent. Cons. Elcholiugr Bl.ik 3ir p Cuqts for sicc. . 1