The National Register. — London, England, 1823-02-02 00:00:00

- .. , • ..•••••••••••••• • ilimmt offho Sob ot omolotolood,kfuottor . to C a= . that the wittiest hod so *mot Mali so& to qualify 10114, sad eeesequatly that the osatiotipo mot stood. Tp Jadgos pro so opialoo opusNsloMVoo,flairr ary ef Stoats - Am. moat &poi. 'Oa thou meet will b wit to tke - beeretary &canoe the fate of the prisetter net -rr- ...- MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. William Watts, coachman to Mr. Levi., one of the Under Sheriffs of London ..rid Middlesex, was indicted for assaulting Thomas Bartlett, a patrol of the parish of St Gdes in the Fields, on the 12th of December last. Thomas Bartlett swore, that on the day stated a lady gave the prisoner in charge to him for a gross assault collimated °poet her, and while he was taking him to the watch-house the prisoner severely beat him, and kicked his 'Mitsui such a in inner that his shoes were filled with blood before they arrived at the watch-house. Toe lady, who was first mutated by the prisoner, proved the assiult by hint opus. Hallett, and her IfShi. mossy was co►roborated by online witnesses. Mr. Adolphus defendeo the prisoner in an able mat. tier; but he was f d guilty, and wets sentenced to pay * film of bl. to the King. . William Lucas, Thomas Lucas, George Brookes, and James Harding were indicted for assaulting Mr. Mills; a tradesman iu Poland-atreet, on the 18th °FN./enabler last. The . Jury returned a verdict of, guilty spinal all the prisoners ; and the Court sentenced William Lucas so pay a fine of 101. and the three other defendants 21. each, and to enter into their recognisance to keep the race. Gene Bag.haw was indicted forassaulting Elisabeth Holland, only six years of age, with intent to violate her person, on the litth of November last. The beautiful little infant was placed on the table. and after being examined by the Chairman as to the obligation of an oath, and repeating her prayers, a n d the ninth commandment, gave her evidence spina the de fendant in a clear and distibet manner. The mother of the child, and Mr. Heathy a- • descrit.ed the nature of the assault committed ops= Mr. Alley, for the defence, called the mother and sister of the defendant to contradict the evidence of the prosecutris, but so far from their doing so, they only, and very materially too, cootradietel each other. Bagshaw was found guilty, and semeuce'! to two months' solitary confinement in the House of Correction. —Ladies were ordered out of Court during the trial. MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL /WORT. The 'moues from Um, ortootry, with respect to the ants of the weather opal die arboat crop, are ttaiversally favourable.-- The lint dry frost. were bowelloial in killiag dap and inaootila molds. and checking tho too groat loanrinaat of thooarly sown wheats ; whilst the liesimedisi snows hays peeved a eeise sad moteetioa. The esetireasoe of severe weather, Improver, bee pet am 'Mire stop Is tillage, awl eirdseid the eperatisse of beelesedry to surdas Orr sod ditch earth drr masers, read week, threshing, and tesilisgestdk Prom the dry mate of the moil, the postures have ermined Oedema," asessally keg, esd, a great reek of kidder her bees spared. The tuerip erop has termed set weedsrfally productive, sad the quality greedy espalier to ezpertaties; Weed, had the wises' preyed mild, et would have beea isepoestble to have cesesased the Greg. —A e:romaraliee wbieb does she p to "peeve a dimisished es test e( (armies welters. Great leastity "(bay has base spared, "Mee seemly as)J stook but the lambs hove steed is seed of it. The greatest diOsalty is esperieseed I. support a; the labor era, who are toe seawall, decoded athe state of peepers.-- Itepeets still of terms' theta takes is 'sessile*, and indus tries, families tensed adrift---a preceediog squill, seed aid impolitic, =kW very sahstaistial masses ens be alleged. The admen es prises before Cheistmao bas oat lb. appeaeers of being penmen*, sad beery, eats, sad bass, are ea Ohs de dine. The last seep of barley sod amts, kls probable, were greeter tham was 'apposed, and the 'Masi@ briell essaidemillm Potatoes are dein Is risk le weal Utile doh g. esseptise; Ilse week lime pigs have deem 'sadism* red sasspesisilly. The meat erwketasepire steady ; imbed OM hod merles Imre predneed a earidershis Wee, the liums smoldered. A asset aboard revert has bass remark list GIP irelllSlßi has it is eestemplatios te bey up whoa with the vie le a miming the prim. rased denim their madman to enable the grower to ash prolitably at the premot. Ronseas.—On Thursday si.Oflillig some fellow eon- Kited, while a paw industrious laundress, residin 6 in Clement',-w. Oval, had iurn ' ed her back. attending to her business, to completely clear the garden of a quantity of wet linen. given her to wash, consisting of sheets, counterpanes, ladies and gentlemen.' wearing linen. clothe., &c. with which the ruffian made his escape. The poor woman, no discovering the robbery. fell into a state of insensibility, and has been very ill since from the fright. She will have to make good the whole of the articles. Every enquiry and pursuit was made. but without any acct. On Sunday evening last, a very unusual scene took place in Marylehone Church. l'he Reverend Mr. Bousfield was reading the evening service, and haul nearly concluded. when a respectably dressed man rose in one of the side italleries, and loudly exclaimed, " It is my turn now I" and immediately turtling in all directions to dearongreattion, announced himself.," the Saviour Of Mankind,' and was proceeding to Oeliier them an rotation upon his self-created divinity, when the organ commenced playing. and as he raised his voice, the loudest tones of the instrument were in vain tried to drown the sounds of hi, voice ; however. he was quickly silenced, and removed from the church. • Time following melancholy and distressing circum stance occurred at Ballyeullinan, near Corofin, in the enmity of Ennis. a few days ago :—A poor man named O'Connor, who left his wife's father dead. and his wife herself in the last stage of weakness, with fewer, going out to arrange something respecting the interment of his father-itT:law, found. on his return, his only child a most miserable and appalling spectacle, haring been, during his absence. in the sight of time unfortunate mother, who leas incapable of rendering it any assistance, so torn and wangled by ayig, that it lived but a few minutes. 6 1 i i ~ _ - syli *• - , NATIONAL REGI . ' COMONSti INQUEST& On Monday night an i itition was held on the body of Peter Bailey; Ebq. the r /thew tai a publication called The Museum (who died suddenly on Sauntia ~veninp), before M. Hipp, and a respectable Jury. The first witness called was John Sure, who deposed as follows:—I an. fifteen years of age. 1 drive my no of ceech,No. 1110. On Saturday night, about seven cli ck, I was called off the stand, in Quebec-street, to the house. No.g.Cuoilrerland-place, New-road. 1 t..01t up a lady and gentlensan,and was ordered to drive to the Opera; the gentleman appeared to sue iu good health. When I arrived at the Opera-house. I was ordered by the constables to draw down lower. On openiug the door ' the lidy told me the gentleman was very pawl, and desired me to drive back as quick as I could. When 1 gO4 into Warwick-street the lady stir..ped me, and told nie to drive to the nearest chemist's. 1 drove to a slio:, in Regent -street, but there was no teie at home at this heinisealrut a young to who said he cuuW not be of an Y MC to the sick gentlest:m.lmd directed me to drive 1.. Nu. 3. MatfJua-street, When 1 came to this shop I found il was'a shoemaker's. 1 was then told there was a medical gentlemen luring in Hanuver•street, but 1 could find sore in the street, but was sent to Mr. Knightis ik in Cunduit.street. When 1 opened the dour of the coach, die lady said the putlemau was dead. 1 drove steadily the whole way. John Coefield, a Dissenting Minister, swors.-I.re sire• in Cainden-place, Kensington Gravel Pits. 1 was coining up Conduiosareet on Saturday night. about eight o'clock, when I saw a hackney coach stop at Mr. Knight's door, ami beard the boy who was driving it say, " I haveut a dead gentleman." I immediately. assisted the la dy out of the coach, and got in to see what slate the gentleman was in; 1 found him quite dead. He was taken into the house. and received every . assist ance at Mr. Knight's. He was cut iu both arteries and is the jugular vein, without effect.--This witness further sated, that he asked Mrs. Bailey if the deceased had been perviously unwell, when be• was told that Mr. B. had been poorly lissome time. Hunter Nicholson, assistant to Mr. Knight, sworn.— About eight o'clock on Saturday evening the deceased was brought in a hackney coach to Mr. Krijht. On exam ig him 1 found the deceased quite dead. I bled him, as has been stated by the last witness, but without success. 1 lotted the deceased had been Ahmed with 'Ronson of the aorta, which had burst, and which was the immediate cause of Mr. Baileys death. A medical friend of the deceased encoded, but was ROL sworn. He eapresest his surprise at the deceased having lived so long. Verdict—OW by the visitasiuu of God. On Saturday lam an inquisition was hcld before J.W. Unwin, Esq. Coroner, at the Piss's Head, Tylion.street, Bethnal-green. o.i view of the tetanus of Joseph Muses, Eat welt known ass stock-bruker. The il. ceased was of the Jewish permission, and had recently none coonderable business 1.1 foreign securities, Lie tall i.. the ;wises of which. it is suited, greatly tither tatted hint, awl in a fit of medial dishaettuil be put a ; sliced to his existence. Mrs. Muses, the wife of the deceased, was•exatoined, ,nil site statt.l. that her husband bad been fur inure than three weeks in the. meet distressing !laic of mint/ that could be imagined, and which she attributed to Isis loss AO tended i rupeny. During each day for that period, and at night. hie agitation at ilterrals was very great, and tie often left bis bed and traversed the room ler halt an hour together, and ititsighs and groan. convinced her that his mem/ sulferinsl were very t grept. Du Friday morning last, afters very restless night, the deceased rose from his bed about seven o'clock, and went down stain. and during the absence of the servants he suspended himself by a cord Ingo a staple, which was fastened iu the wall tat the hitch..., and after Ise had hung about ten iiiiii wee. lie was discovered. and cut down; his face was much diaculuuted, and he appeared quite lifeless. There w •s no breathing or motion of the body. or perceptible pMs.moit. Medical aid was intined.ately called ip. but rye.: exertion to restore animation pruvod ustauccessful V ,rdict—lnsainty. Scurtiss.—cm: amateurs of this healthfel eaercose had another great inatch,.on the Male Lake, Herts. on Saturday last. Ihe first mach was for a sweepstake► silver bowl, value 15 sovereigns, between the following:. —Messrs. Homewood, illenkemop, Hayward. Rogers, and Smithson. The match took place ruunu a half-mile circle, and the distance to be completed was five smiles. The skaiters went talf in fine style on the outside of the half mile boundaries, affixed by weights. The first half mile was done by Mr. Rogers in two minutes and a se cond. He was passed in the second mile by MCI4III. Blenkensop and Smithson. Mr. Hayward fell at the commtneetnent of the third mile, and gave in; and Mr. Rulers was beat soon after. Mr. Harewuod, who had evidently reserved his powers, shot a•bead at the end of the fourth mile. and the race was between him end Mr. Illeukerisop. It was a fine struggle in the last mile, and was won by Mr. Hirt:kerma!, in 19 minutes and 37 se conds. The ice was nut so good as on the preceding Se. tunlay, when some matches took place, the snow having adhered to it in parts.—Another munch of a mile twat place, between Ca t ty. Smith and Mr. Jenkins, for a rump and dozen for the skaiters. It was a good race. and was won by Capt. Smith iu three minute, and two s c.unds. 'IM■ BITIR BIT.—Bt BIS late Quin* &MIMS for Aleses• ter, Thomas Bub, a oessines informer, who lately resided at the Morris lan. at Cirenester. Flooded not guilty too W achs's( he *storing mosey hem a respectable former at lidg worth, to eempeased an aeon *Boded to hare base aim milted ►y the latter, seder Um general Hi way Act. in aster n; his oart to be draws by more than the anal somber of bones. The Court sentenood Bash to he oemositted to Korn is, Britiewell for on ninth. and b 7 his moviction be is for ever disabled from being pineal or taformer is any suit or ia ►onsatios, um any statute, popular or penal. • ,~ MAIL 110110 0 11111-11TRIET.Siligliier alst Ihr= ling. of 3.4; in the Strand, applied on Friday to Sir Gen. , ' air Foment, to know if he could compel the attendaimia Mr. Harris, of Great Russell -street, Blioamebory , veral other opticians. on Saturday, at the exams:Wen eV Chas. Cleft, sus custody for passmg forged ten asilliew pound notes. Mr. Herring stated,. that his yawns kilo& who stood by his side, whose name is lames bans, of most reputable family and connections at Bury, was some time since taken huts. custody by Mr. Hann, sod examined at lAw-street ' se a chary of uttering i forged N. Dom.—A oumber olotheo opticians attended the ex 4 mutilation ; but although they ell said they believed the Phsoner to be the person. yet they would not swear posit.• lively to hint, and after snatch days. conattensent, mud' being treated as Won, he wardischarged. The made. prospects prospects were ruined by the charge; be lou situation to which he had just been appoimed, his cha racter blasted, the feelings of hie aged of and family: cruelly wounded, and all from an unfortunate reesmit- • blame he More to the prionner. Cleft, now in a0550d0.,...4! ' (This reeembiance snuck So Gwent, mai_ every rinalt.' who saw both, as so remarkable, that. if dressed alike, le would be very difficult to know ewe hen else 0ther.)11.... Mr. Horns and others now refused to some Seward aesi d.. the young son justice —Sir George said be was suer he had no power to bumpeelbsitsweedeeee but be use surprised that any man of Wiwi should whoa s bier, said Sir George, the rimy wen 1/* rely, that the ' poiblie poses, which is always waits Wows the injured., will de hist emplejusilee."' The young man abed wers• orgradieds. Mr. - Herring, whose - mann behalf of the ressegmasi does hintgases credit, assured the Magistrate,. abet lows she beginning male Fwd oldie sharp, he boil wet Me sliebsigt doubt el. Me frieod'i ioneceues,.-anE. that be Imo war' sines suppwied al& hie friends havisg.deassied his I. esesequeeoe alibi upow his abasessw.--liir George told Mr. Herring to attend es else Mewing day (Saturday) at the ease. when Clift hr. to be assiinetl, and his 'friend will be able so stand • " beside himself.' 11 ... .. FATAL - ACCIOINT.—As two brollimewere working! in a chalk-pit at itainsdell,near Basinptoke, one of them, went on the top of the pit, fat the purpose, it is Nippon& of removing the earth, that it might not mingle with the chalk when it should fall 'in. In this employment be' continued for some little time, and he knew ant that hie brother, who had remained. b elow; Meow,* the chalk wall, which- had been • conoiderabbt untleeasiued. -- Loosened, perhaps, by the frost, t h e chalk' upon whieb • be was employed gave way, and be fell with. it to the • bonitos of the pit. This perm* was not inn* best bp the fall ; bet, on recovering front the shook it iseeessarily • oocasinned, he looked round, but in vain, for his purr( brother. He was hurled beneath the erase of eluilk.• which had-fallen 1 ' le was .a posideosible lose before the body could be diaonveeml; and when it was dog out,. a no-et shocking spectacle was Fomented to tilt beholders. —The bowels of die gnfonunate man werwliwrallyr embed nut, and every part of hie Woe was dreadfully.. mangled. Of course the verdict of. die Jersy waw-s Accidental Death. Duncan Milfariane, Ovetsneve canier, , Mea, on lrhday night, attacked by lond of Millions on-the Garseubw ' road, about nine 111411 from •Gissnrwr F a woman .wees , welkin, with liiin,•whei• two pertains spirting from the (immerse sides of the mid, and mode towards hint; he retired's , * steps, awl prepared himself for as atoack—.- they, h•iwever, proceeded to the OM, one begateio‘neiteu from behind it a horse belonging to Mr. Graham, o$ Gartmore. He went forward and knocked down one or • them, and engaged in a sail& with the Other. • At that instant,fire other men rushed haft die assistance of the other two. The woman then kissed the dog, which, was, however, en terrified that it ran AI The only wew• poet of defence which die caories had was his•whip, wish the shaft of which he about him with some eillect.:• The robbers. were armed with sticks. In the mesa time • the wommo mode off with the bone and tun at a brisk tot. OM went or the fits* bouse she met, and called' fury amistesue; only one man was in be house at the time. • who procured the ~;(1 of a lad ate dismiss,. and two wt.... Amen, and p:nceeded with light, to the pose of enemies.- ter. The carrier had been by this time beet sr& alter a bloody struggle He was mm by this pony titer fakllthwo• the ;louse. pursued by the villains; the lights had the - wialted.for effect; the villains instantly made off.—Thir •arivier had iii.charge that night about fitd. in money.— and the can was loaded with valuable ginitia Several . of she fellows made a grasp as his side pocket, where. • the money was deposited. There is little doi:lit the? were aware of the value of the booty they were in guest • of. The carrier is very march liaised above the face and • body. He deserves high praise for his bold and humpy/ • conduct. Svictoe.--Csamer's hoysiesf.--An iatiapitiess was held on Thursday afiernaus, at the Kiug's ead,lentes-.. street. Westminster, belays 'Ammo Higgs. Es+ Downer.. en the body of Thomat Roney, whose death was 118CS0-. lotted by his own act.o.culting his throat. The demand . was a mans of Ireland, where be had a wife living, and • since his coming to ihi belted twerriedautalter.. but they disagreeing he allowed her a male 1 weekly stipend His -*aiming his residence... was daily expecte,. wh hint to he very tote spirited, and produced iletangement—lferdist • gor k accordingly., . . About h ' four o'clock on Sunday afternoon. the • oriverrof a s peUnil having set d own his company at Si. 6 t foel, in die Uxaor.Jr-rtaitl, MSS turn. Mg his lobrres at a sot pies to re-convey his party to. . town, when he fell off the box, and the wheel passed over his body. He was taken to a public bootee-lose Ly,, . but a surgeon 4./no atrimdtd, finding the lower extremi ties of the sufferer eurniffttely paralysed, directed him to be conveyed to Si. Cifory's Hospital. under au impres sion that the spinartisarrow was injured. Should big - life be saved, it will probably be owing to the pia demi* f snow. which had glade the spot where be fell like a tber-bed. / - . 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