The National Register. — London, England, 1813-06-27 00:00:00

3 ther of the murderer. The wound Nicholson gave himself did not cut his wind-pipe : the razor being pointed upwards, it cut the root of his tongue, which made it difficult for him to eat, and al though the wound is considered cured, yPt be has much °difficulty : !I s wallowing his food, and has an impediment in his speech. He has been shaved only twice since his confinement. The second operation was on Monday morning, previous to his removal itap. ',eared to give him a deal of pain, and he cried out with great vio lence. On being put into a post-chaise, to be removed, he thought ne was going to Maistone, but on his being told he was going to London, he did nut appear to like that so well. When he got to the Hon-e of Correction, his spirits failed him. On his entering there, he wa. double ironed, and the strait waistcoat he came in taken oft, one deemed more secure put on him. He is watched, day and CCRONER'S INQUEST.—On Wednesday, an inquisition was taken by G. Hodgson, Esq. Coroner, at the Three Compasses, Drury lane, on the body of Mary Murphy, (otherwise Baker), whom re port had stated eo have been barbarously murdered by a, man of the narn. of Matthew Welch, with whom she cohabited. The witnesses p:oved that the decea.ed was much intoxicated the evening before she was found dead ; that she and Welch were quarrelling for some tine, and that he repeatedly struck her. Mr. John Jarvis, a sur geon, of New Compton-street, stated, that there did not appear any material marks ot violence on the body, and that her death might have happened from the effects of drinkiht and passion. The Jury were ot opinion, that Welch had used her with cruelty ; but re turned a verdict ; that she died by suffocation or apopkxy. BIRTHS. The wife of Thomas Fox, a labourer, at Hernebill, Kent, delivered of three children, two boys and a girl ; one of the children is still trim, the other two, with their mother, are likely to do well. 3ij r, f 7, ther of the ni cUI hif wind. root of his to thout.,4l the v sorallowitn has been sin operation era ',eared to gi‘ loose. Ou 1 he wai gin: London, he ( Horoe of Col he wa. , donbi and One dec Ce RON ER by G. 1104 latie, on the port had stm tun, , : of Mal p:oved that he vas font tithe, and tl von, of Ni any material have happer were ut bpi turned a vel The wife of three du the of At his in ton, Baron In Wiest, aged 116; 1,:oy in the DIED. At his in Kent, in his B?th year, the Right Hon. Charles Middle ton, Baron Barham, of Barham Court, and II 'lesion, in Kent. In Wieston Poor-house, Leicestershire, E Freer, a Kentish woman, aged 116 ; she retained her faculties, and could do her n,:cessury eni 1141y in the house, till within a tew days of Met decease, nod was at church a fortnight before. .Tust published, in Four Vols. 12rno. price 11 s. .ANSFLNIO ; on, THU. DAY OE TRIAL. BY Mass HIT T.. 'Printed for A. K. Newman. and Co. LeAdenball-street ; and Sold by Y. Cumming, Dublin ; and Oliver and Boyd, Eslinburgli. The following will shortly appear : The Modern Calypso; or, a W'idow's (.7aptivation, 4 vols. Courtly Annals; or Independance the true Nobility, 4 vols. ii t•ad, and give it a Name, by Mrs. I.l,wellyn, 4 vols. Hope Judae without Prejudice, by Miriam Malden, 4 vols. Sir Gilbert Eamerling, by J. N. Brewer, 4 vUls. Conscience, by Mrs. Macke, 4 vols. .Madelina, by Louisa S. Stanhope, 4 vols. h STIt i. GREAT! I! REDUCTIN IN THE PRrcr or IRISH LINEN. The testifi LINEN CoNIP %NV, No. 4, illoomsburv-squate, bee leave respectfully to iitforra the Pub!ie, that their last arrivals (the cheapest that tave come to hand for some years), are now on Sale, by the Stogie Piece, at the Wlsolesale Price, warranted full measure, sound fabric, and grits , bleached.--Bank of Ireland Notes received at par, exchanged.-1 he greatest cart taken in selecting Goods for Country Orders. Si t' Fi. P. 1 - .l' Nci. 10. Steplit'n•street, nohlin. Agents. JUILN DoxAvAN, No. 4., Iliomusbury-square, London. SPYRING AND MARSDEN'S LEMON ACID FOR sA;:crt. &c. This Acid for the table (which, from its helur a tine ponder combined with the fraxranee of the !lemon Peel, would be pill-tally approved of it it was better k *town) has been murtl. comi.ted to persons of It rank, and only requires a trial and sufficient publicity become geiteral whenever Lemons are wanted for dotnes ttr purposes. There is a direction on the bottle for Punch, LemonaLle, &c. !tc. Is is sold at the folloniie: Italian ‘Varelionses:—Thotnas, P.rown, and F,.tittl-street • i Matkor aad Aveling, Pincadilly ; Price, Haymarket: Press,' and O x ford-street; Plaistow, ; Atinton, St, James's-street; West, Soho; Ktlwartl-street, Portman-square; Rawliti?on.Great Port land-street t A tki matt', Ilagger, and West. Oxford-street ; Davis, tire it Huss s , O-street tant.cester-street, 111,omstbury; Wright, Lainb'a (:oatitt;i stre••t; Powell and Son, &tout and Son, Ida Minat. Holborn II urcombe. Si. Paul's Ch urcli-y teat • Nale and Premiers, Poultry; Crab), bombard-street Hale,, Wix, Ltttileahall-stteet : Stoke?, Fenelittreli-street ; Gre7 l' ory, Graced, Lrrch-street; Young, NVapping Simpson, Fleet-sireet : II ic% son and Hodson, Straati ; Plebes. Prinees-oreet, Westmla.ter ; it is ako told by Den. gists, Coqie.tiliter?, and Patent Medicine Wa ! ttisiousos, its betties is. std. Please to nu; ke ;Le v lent! of Spyviiis and 11ac74en ira Ow *Tante: s, as uo other I :V: tine. 'ME NATIONAL REGISTER. 415 LIGHT WATER-PROOF BEAVER HATS. FRANCIS and SAMOEL EVELEIGH, No. 46. -Que r tenfistreet, Southwark, respectfully inform the Pablic that they Manufacture superior Light Water-proof beaver Hats on an entirely new principle, warranted to resist the effects of rain and all lauds of damp, retaining their shape and beauty much longer than say other Hats (the nap nearing free to the last). and ernineotty combining the ad vantages of lightness and durability.—Sold Retail by Francis Eseteigl7, Na. Cheapside and by many of the respectable Hatters in Tian and euilatry. SPRING BREAKFAST.--Tile SASSAFRAS COCOA h net only Isom nutritious than Cocoa or Chocolate. but, on account of posellial• is g a mild. grateful aromatic quality, affords a most excellent breattlist and Sup pers particularly adapted to the Spring Season. Possessing i as if does, in a high degree, the peculiar corceetive properties of Sassafras. it also keeps the system in a . very healthy state, and effectually destroys the seeds 4)f the diseases which are apt to come into action in the Spring, as eruptions or foulness of (buskin, and scrofu lous attest ions. People of routy, billions, asthmatic. and consumptive habits, will also find it a mast invaluable artide of diet. This Coco r is reemitineeded by time first Physicians :vitt Surtreatts.-St 14 by Wm. Wilson,. Grocer, 39, Straud, vaorster of Buckingham-street; f,F. Ed. per pound. SALMON, TURBOT, AND COD, &c. As a Sauce for these Fish, nothing is new° esteemed thaw Poarues Embleu ar uewly luveoted, producing with trill the usual trouble and expeace„ superior sauce, when Lobiters are out of season, or When they cannot be•procured, —Also his original Oyster Ketchup for Beef Steaks, tlic . equally approved ; Pint, 4s. Hair-pint, is. prrp.tred to keep hi all climates.—Catttiva. Tie extensive dea inand for those articles has ing produced sers ile imitations (to prevent disappoint meat) purchasers are requested to observe the inscription, ' J. Peals, sole in veittor, is on the labels of bottles, as any witlent it len spurious. Sold Wholesale and Retail, at Parkin's old established Warehouse fur choice Pieties, line Oils . Sauce, %e. No. It), Chancert-isne, London ; and i by respectable Ageuts all a pro ipoffal Cities aud Tuwus la the tiagdotn. STOCKINGS AND GLOVZS, WHOLFSATA AND RETAIL. The Nobility and Public are re.pretfulls info imed ti ey may be su;pl'►'i Wit% any quantity of SILK or CO'l TON STOt KINGS of the Lest u►onuf.t:tu e n th's Kingdotnt six pairs )14 at the wholesale prie s. Fami.Pes wattling .0 roy will and here the greatest assortment of the most pr:u►e and fresh rranuf.ctuvut goods in London. Silk Stockings with Cotton Feet Gs. ;id. a pair, or by ti e ball( dozen ns.—Geutlemen's Spun Silk very .troug for Snots 54. bd. a pair.—Sup .rfinet ditto in coloured and white evally cheap ; a.ld etery er Artic•le in the liteeeru Line on the sante liberal terms. heather Gloves from 'a. per •to the most envious French Kid, well wort►hty the noti - e of Omit Ladi •s that hare he.•n atr'ut• turned to the French manufactory. Sttnk'tsgs made to pact •tu. l °wail Stop kotepers' sup pli.d on the sante terms as multi. at MO:IRIS'S t' hobs tie and detail Hosiery, Glu‘e, and WI Ith Flannel %I• arehouse. No. 109. Oxfoid-,treat. N. B. Curious Gauze Welch Flannels for Summer %1 ear. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOH. N. and S.OODBOLD, Proprietors of the Vt.:GETABLE BALSAM'. raipeat fully int Orin the public, that through the recommendation of the Right Don. Lord Viscount Dudley and Y*. ant, and others of the Nobility, Clergy, and (;entry, its various parts of the country. who have taken into coir sidaration the tombs of Poor that die annually in Consumptions, and their being exclitard the benefit of this Medicine from its high price, which is allowed by the Physicians to he the oily etficacioils remedy to be ilepcuded upon for this Msortler, the le.tlpriet‘o 9 have to constquunce now planted their Vegetable Balsam at our principal Wader's in every principal town in this king•dom, where it mat law had by all persons for this Cha rity, at ss. frd. per half pint. and 11)4. fid. the pint, which; to all others, Is sold at ISs. the pint, and 95. the half pint, as tr-uale Several !tarp •ieing cores have brew already performed in conyorttence of this Ita.titut• . . ertitto •tes of )1 Meh may i be seen at the Proprietors, No. 3, Bloomsbury-square, where the 114e.10 ii‘• sway be bad for this Charity. The names are in their hand-writing upol Park lat•el ang every bottle: Aso in the body of each stamp that covers flirt cork, to fo -re either is ioloay. One lmadred pounds will he given to au person who give. inforimatiou i , •ipou their Wog coo v LOWE'S PATENT narristr SKIRTING CLOTH ; English Flax and Cotton united iu tho OW Thr-Ili. and the only Manufacture the kiud in the Uoited King . doni. Erviablislied in 1-ot.. This fabric combines the properties of great duralitiity—beautiful appearance-- plra. , antaegs in wear, and more ceeducive to health in ail seasons and climates than any other ilesitriptiou of Shirting . cloth. Every piece is as usual warranted and sold at the P ttentee's original Ware! offse„ 154, ‘beapsicie, .near St. Paul's; Harding, Howel and Co nu. Patl.mall ; and no other liou•le in Loniton. The Prourietor finds it tfecessary to state,iti eons...wiener ore hott , e in ( heap , '"? ~(feritie for sale an article termed Imperial Patent Cotton Thread Shitting, that Lewe's manufacture is the only description o' Shi: ti.tL ( !elf „hi. 6 a ever been obtained ; every keee of which has hi: :i_ efture. add any ether filfr'e than Lowe'a, sold in imitation of, and as Patent Shirt i 1.- 'lofir , 14 :1)110. us, and an imposition on the Public. GEORGE LO - bl . F., rat entre. Ne. 131. Cheap.dtle, near St. Paul's. ! As a Caution to gnard the Plibliz a lost any future a.terripts at hand anil deep -4 I ion. the Proprietor has thou g ht it iiecessai y. jt:utit t• i )11;rtim•ft, after many ..fa. s labour and expellee in bringing this article/ to its present ct - oe nt perff-ctiod, I. add the oncludiag remark of Judge hits, before whoitt an Action (Lou .W'.4ilt) V. as tried, and incontrovertibly decided in tivoe.r of the P:ite:lie • last liiiart Terns •• that be (the Learned di tidA•c) wffuld consent to no crmproinise het een the eat ties in this cause, but a distinct adutissitni of WI r. I.c.ar Patekt Right." C RL ES BAY LY Litlen-dia.per to his wi•11 C. Crook, and Company, York-str , et, Covent-garden,) beg, r....sprof:dly to inform the Nobility and Public in general, that he bas 01,en .d a HOUSE at No. 13. Henrietta-street, C.lveitt-garden,--where ht has ON SALE a prime asorttnent ot FOREIGN TA 41. E ant Li NIF.NS, SHEE TiNGS, and every tie-Lriptibn of Orapery et the very best quality ; and, from the low price of tratinfA, twe • gout's, his sto,:k being just purchased, he is enabled to charge 10, go •is con:h prices as will, he trusts, insure him 3 ontinuance of :heft fAvours.