The National Register. — London, England, 1815-09-03 00:00:00

SEPT. 3. struction of Lis windows. fottypanes of glass having been destroyed he -1„ re Collinghourti, the officer, who had heensent I , r, arrived, and took her into custody. The defendant expreaved uo contrition whatever for Ler conduct ; on the contrary, she was most lavish of her abuse, Loth o! the complainant and the magistrate. She was therefore ordered to be kept in coteody till she found securities to lirep the (race in future. I'cvo nu it ,o u t and a %moan were committed for re•examination, on a chargt. f)f tittering counterfeit money. Wm. Reed Was titled 101. and cow, undtr the liimker's and Ped- I us' .let, for s& Iliug muslin% &c. from house to hnn4r, not a I; c ence, and far omitting to have his name and number on the outside of his pack. ItArroN GARDEN. camnel Ifall day, terrnerly a servant in the family of Colonel N co!:, was examined on a charge of robbing the house of Colonel N icoll, at Hendon, three d intent times after his having It ft his ser v.:r, of plate, wearing apparel, &c. tr. a considerable amount. The prisoner having been taken into custody on another charge,- confessed lriv:ng stolen the plate, he entered the house through the garden, s-ven Wank in the evening of Sunday the frith of June, and fluting the plate bi:ket with the plate laid on a candle-box in the h;ntr•,• near the stairs, he carried it on, and concealed the basket in a t::1(1 the other side the road ; he wrapped up the plate in a pa;r of trow•sers, and carried it next day to a friend of his, who was a watchman in Newvate, for the purpose of disposing of it for him, a:: previously agreed upon. The prisoner's confession was read over to him, which he acknow ledged w be correct, and lie signed it ; it contained several pages closely written, wherein he acknowleded having robbed the house of Colon-I Nicoll at three different times; first, on Wedneiday, the 6th of June, by getting over the garden gate, entering the house, and stealing two gr:at coats that hung on a peg in the hall, and several other articles, which he wrapped up in an old apron ; that he slept that night in a hat -field, and disposed of part of the things next day in Tottenham Court-road and in Monmouth-street. The 24 time he robbed the house was as above stated. The 53d time of his robbing Col. Nicoll was on Monday evening the 7th of August, when he stole several melons, nectarines, and peaches, and then entered the harness room in the stable, whence he stole a great coat and several other articles, the principal part of which he sold next day in Mon rtu-lult street.—Great part of the plate was discovered at a Jew's in Petticoat-lane, where it was sold by a woman known by the name of Mrs. Hankey now in custody, who was employed by the Wardsman to carry it out of Newgate for that purpose. The prisoner, together with Mrs. Hankey, were remanded until Montiiy week, when further evidence respecting the plate will lirt brought forward. hiARRIP.D. On Monday, at Christ ewgate-street, Mr. James Davis, late Serjeant in the Foot Gnarls, aged GO to Mrs. Christiana %White, of Meilia'•-rents, Shoe-lane, in the 74th 3 - ear of her age. The bridegroom was betrothed to the bride 30 years.ago ; but he being called abroad, where lie remained ever since, the nuptials could cot possibly take place sooner. The happy couple %%ere attended to and from church by upwards of 100 persons, together witli Lind of marrow-bones and cleavers. DIED. • At his Lordship's irat, Rradhy Hall , berbyshire, on Tuesday evening, about seven o'clock, the Right lion. the Earl id ('hector field. He has left lone two danghturs and one son, Lord Stanhope. who, at the age of ten years, now succeeda his Lordship in his titles and estates. His Lordship had been unwell for some time, but was ;lot considered in any danger till a few days since, when Dr. HaiHie was sent for, who reminded with him till his dissolution. This Nobleman was, at the time of *his death, in his 60:11 year : he was t‘‘ ire married ; first to Anne, daughter of Thomas Tiiistlethwaite, D. D. of Norman Court, hots, by whom he had one dangliter, mho 1.1 since dead, and afterwards to Lady llsorictta Thymie, si•ter to he Marquis of Bath, by w he had the son and two daughters who survive , him. His Lord , hip, who was the fliTh -Fall, was hut di•hantly related to _his eothbrated predecessor, being descended from Arthur Stanhope, sixth son of the said Earl, who obtained the title in the year 16'A. By this event a garter is vacant. It was upon the late Earl of Chesterfield that Dr. Dodd committed the ., forgery which brought hire to au ignominious death. At Hingham, Norfolk, at an advanced age, after an illness of a few minutes only, the Rev. Thomas Dimmer Lev, Rector of Cro w ntlinipe, &nil Vicar .GooderaLwie, ft,ti 431 j.:innal. Lic kis felt several legacit's for t lutitalrle put iiO4es. • • TIIR NATIONAL REGISTER. 573 In Isis 72d year, greatly regretted, Edward Child; Esq. banker, of Abingdon. In Duke-street. Portland-place, Mr. L. Bomb, aged 73. RegiAter of l'Anapillett and New‘papert;, in the S amp Office. At ()Id Weston, Hants, Mrs. Eliz, Ayr rs, need 60. Het death wets occasioned by a tame buzzard hawk. which, while the was driving it nut of a tree in the g•4rden, stuck it clews through lie haul--a mo►ttfication ensued, awl she survived but n few days, On Titectlay seilinight, at the Earl of Dpares, Piccadilly, Lady Croft, %%ire of Sir Herbert Croft, Batt, On Sunday, at Starry, Kent. Mr. J. Kemp, aged 79, Intieher, of that place, an eceentrie, butt npri.7.lst and honest man. Thursday, according to a wish previously expreaxed, the body wa4 conveyed to the place• of interrnent in a green waggon, drawn by two grey !tortes, with the body hearcv, mourners; and attendants dressesi al t ile frocks or light coloured clothes. Of all disorders to which the human frame is liable, there are none but what may be ascertained by the nimearance of the morning urine. Nothing can he a greater prof of this curious fact, than the amazing number of painful,, lingnriu dangerous, and complicated di•eaces. that have been per. fectly cured by the celebrated Dr Cameron, who is con. suited every day till three o'clock, at his house, No ss, Berner's-street, Oxford-street, and practices by estamini'ng the above-mentioned fluid. He also gives advice to dm poor without a fee. SALMON, 0 DY, and Co m )st rest•e. tfully return their Sincere thanks to Professional Gentlemen and the Public, for the !there en. comagement they have teceiverl. anal lazz leave to inform them, that the TRUE PATENT SELF-AD . IUSTING TRUSSES, which require no Straps, nor cause any confinement to the body, are to bs had only at their Manufactory, 592, STRAND. The Patentees have the honour to supply 11;s Majesty's LIM Navy. the Transport Board, the Naval Hospitals and Dock Yards, the Ordnance, the Marine Infirmary. the Honourable East India Company. the City of London Truss Society, the Mary-le-bone In. Urinary, the Middlesex Hospital, kc. N. B. Persons residing in the country, sending the circumference of the body in inches, just above the hips, may depend upon being A‘4 curately fitted, SEASONABLE ADVICE To all those afflicted with Scurvy,Serofula, Leprosy, Cutaneous. and Acrimonious Eruptions ; or other Disorders, occasioned by impurities of the blood To those also whore constitutions have been impaired by the injudicious use of mercury. it must he a rreat consolation to know, that Da.VENEL'S A NTISCORBUTIC VEGETABLE PJLLSare prove(l, by the experience of thousands of the first families in Europe, to 1w the most certain, safe, and permanent alterative, poriri:r, and sweet net of the blood ever discovered. The very high estimation in which these Pills have been held, in every part of the wo-ld, for near forty years, must render al encomiums quite unnecessary. Th• proprietor can refer to so great a number of respectable people, ~ vhst have derived benefit from this medicino, that the most scrupulous most he satisfied with. But the ma merits of this Vegetable Prepa. ration are such as will, on a fair trial, plead more forcibly H iits coWii behalf, than any thing that can be said ()f it. Dr. Venel'4 Pills are prepared, genuine only, by the Proprietor, and scid, wholesale and retail, at his house, No. 11, New North. street, Red Lion-square, Price 4s. 6,1. per Bog. or Six in One tot one Guinea, duty included. Sold also by appointment, at Bacon's, 130, and Allen's, 76, Oxford-street Stutnn's, corner of Sotithamp, ton-street, Holborn ; Richards, 193, Strand ; and a I Medicine Venders in to.vn and country. PRICE OF S7OCKs YESTERDAY. 8 Pm' rent. COII3. A u..r Fe It Ali Ex. Bills a i 4. 5 Nur CLuto. .. ' t4I (Thulium . • di p. ( 40..m.)1b for Account , ... Jl4