The National Register. — London, England, 1812-06-14 00:00:00

OP JUNE 14 ham A sill 11Q 1. siva' • . per 370 Ei ----- that 4. any one who wore op,ainst his uncle should not lire tong after." — Witness w.s not certain, whether the defendant said, falsely sw ore, or swore. Jones, the blacksmith, scat afd, he hard the threat made use of by the defendant; and this, com4ified evith a threat uttered to his wife, and other circumstances, impre ed him with an idea that h is life was in danger . The defendant att ti nted his conduct to inebriation ; but Ili-; Lelings were violently hu t by its having been said, that his unc l e ought to have been hung in c, sins. He acknowledged the threat, but be said if any one falsely swore, St.c. The defendant was ordered to fi nd general sureties to keep the pest s ce, himself in lOU and two sureties in 501. each. Such sureties were not •present, and he was locked up. — Bowler has not yet hen examined. Wednesday was the day appointed, but a certificate trom the new prison, signed by Mr. Webb, a surgeon was produced te - , thr! Nlagistrate at Marlborough-street, which stated that Bowler was not in a state to be rtn - ,ovel without danger. It ap pears that his foot is so bad with walking, that a mortification is not considered by any means iroprobahle. Since Monday, Bowler has con dttr.:cl himself very temperate and steady. --- - LLOYD'S LIST. TUESDAY, JUNE 9. T~eDtspatch packet, from Malta, was lost 14th April on the West Ead of Scilly; grew, ovsengers and mail s t‘ ed. The Sit-e' la, bout dto Cagli al, was taken in February by a French priva teer, acd carried into • orsica. The Pert. —, from Balthat.re to Bourdeanx, arrived at Bermuda 4th April, &mined by the Belvidere fri,cate. The Vittorio, Ross, from Buenos A r ms to Ilavalnah, put into Rio Janeiro 21th fir m Ai eh, with damage, and was di%charging to repair. The Cliance, Graham, is lost to the Northward of Rio Janeiro. on a bank called Jrre,ral.-as. Cargo and crew saved. The Ma ry of Dartmouth, bou.id to Cadiz, is captured. The Eaperi . rut, C.tuneti, from Baltimore to England, put into Bermuda Sth cf April, in consequome of being leaky. The Ifer:ulek. Chase, from Gottetiburgb and Iltdl to Ameriel. was totally lost nth ult. oa the island of North Ronald'Abiy. The cargo expected to be saved. FRIDAY, JU .NR 12. The Unice, ---,from Nevi York to 0900°,1; stranded at, andy Hook. The George, Stephmon, iled fr,m Hull for Oporto on Friday, aad returned on Tuesday, having sprung her foremast The Prince Regent,Twent man, from Whitehaven to New Brunswick, is lost in White Point B.ty, Nova Scotia. DIED. At his seat at Willow Park, near Nottingham, in his 75th year, Sir F. IVlolyueux, Bart. Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod, which ho nourable and lucrative office he had held upwards of forty-six years, being appointed there in the Chamberlainship of the Duke of Portland, in 1766. In London, Mr. C. Morgan, candidate far the representation of the town of Sandwich in Parliament on the independent interest. Suddenly, at the. White Hart Inn, at Morton in the Marsh, Glou cestershire, Lee Sug, the ventriloquist. Lately, at Vienna, the Austrian:actor Brockman; on which occasion the theatre was closed ten nights. Lately, in France, Sonnint, the celebrated traveller. Mr. WILKIE's Exhibition cf all Ails PICTURE", at No. 91, Pal1•Mall, will &lose n.t glturday the loth inst.—Suhgeriptiof.s for Mr. Itliinbach's Print of Viilaze Politicians," wilt Le received till then at the same place. finder the immediate Patronage of the King . , the Queen, and the rest of the Royal Pa also of the principal Nobility, and the must distinguished Amateurs iu tl.e Untied Kingdom. EXHIBITION, No. 54, New Road-street, REOPENED with considerrbla Additions; containing an extensive Seli.ction of the finest Specimens of the Old blaste s, in the CabinetQ and Gaiieric-i of the United Kingdom, painted in Cr. So in na a grd Natiol Work—trader the title of the BRITISII GALLEILY OV PICTURES. Admittance to Non-Sal-scribe:ape Shilling. LIGHT WATER-PROOF BEAVER HATS. FRANCIS and SAMUEL EVE LE thtl, No. Queens-street, Southwark, respectfully infor the Pullic that they Manufacture superior Light NVatcr-proof Beaver Hns on an entirt.l) ntr.s . priacipte, warranted to reAist the effi cts of rain and all Vitals of damp, retaining their shape and beauty much longer tima any other Hats (the nap wearing - free to the last), and emir.ently coluliiring the ad. vantages of and ‘‘ArAbility.—Scold Retail by Francis Eveleigh, NO, 50, CLeapside and b.j man) . a the respectable Hatters in Town and Counfty. TO fil‘i(dAlßS. 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