The National Register. — London, England, 1808-03-27 00:00:00

. 6 THE NATIO.NAL RECISTIM. ' pended froze his situation. with a view to bring the matter W.fore the House.—The Papers were ordered. Mr. Haskisson obtained leave.to Mint i a Rill *or appoint inr Comratsbioners to carry into effect the Land Tat Act of this Sektiri. The futther consideration of the Pilot's Regulation Hilt, was deferred until the 25111 of April. The Alnit Exci4e Duty Collection Continuance Rill was read • • a third time and panel,. The Report of the Committee of Supply , of last night watt brodght up sivd agreeden. Or.i.r , s in Council Indemnity Bill (Porturtese Goods in Neutritls imports) NC:LS read a second time, and committed for 1%10ml:iv, Mr. Ptsreeval, in moving that the Howie do resnlve into the Committee for the further hearing of evidence on the Pefi• tion4 against the Orders in Council. expressed a hope that the Pctitiooecs would be able at length to close their case entirely this night. in support of these Orders in Council he did not an to adduce any evidence. 'he Speaker derided that the Carmel would he allowed to . sitio up, and that after that the House, should it chose, might call for and examine further evidence. The ►Lowe then resolved into a Committee, for the further hearing of evidence against the Ordeis (o:incil. Mr. Prone itatn, the Counsel, was aceordiogiv called in, and examined i'le-sr•. Garland, of Poole ; Pollock, late of Boston, Nen England t Mann, of London ; and Rathbun, of Liverpool. The e% i !yore heing eoneliided e►n the part of the petitioners, the Chairman reported progress, and asked lea%e to sit again mi Tuesday neat.—Adjourned. IWI MATO .0/. 041 sows. elicit it ransamed, together with the tier seat adicsfinksg hower, Oz. Mrs. Peek's, Mr. I'. Mr. Roots's, had Mr. Nautei. Unfortnnatel3 two young !why. (one a daughter of Mr. G. William?, of °agar), Apprentice:, Mrs. Smith, perished in the dame`; and a third %Its so sevrrelv burst, that her life is despaired of. Nothing could equal general ennstftnation of the inhabitants, awakened 1, ) a , equ• of such extreme horror in the dead of the night. Na disco' r% h 4, vet hen made of the (Awe of this drcadial accident. 'rile following melancholy catastrophe tweurred at Dartford, nn Thursday se'nuight.— A child, w ho had been blind frm, , 'Jur infancy, being shut up alone in &room, in w Well there n:). A fire, approached so near to it :lb to occasion her doilies to ( . 41 , 11 tlar fl a me, by which accident she war so dreadfully burns, that the died in 2.1 hourtafterwards. Ex rA VT I oN.---011 Monday morning last Luis Herquilda, f , r ►he wilful murder of Francisco lloinato, wa• entiVe .11 new gaol, to the place of execu.ioo, near Winehester, Ht h••. hayed with great penitence, and made a confes•ion of the cri me tOr which hr was going to Softer. At the place of er•culio: l a most melancholy circumstance took place, owing to the man not understanding his duty, and fixing the rove?) lugs improperly : Eke rope was putt rouziti the tvalef..: rs neck, and the cart instantly moving awa), h , fell, susnewt,d, and, in the convulsive agonies of death, hi.: feet u ~••tvtj, the groond, and he underwent a most v hilent straop,u!attot„ !!, c 11N lug groans were shocking. lie remained in that ,ituatioe some time, and then spoke, in great ang►tish, requestin,:, t., ho put out of his mi►ery, One of the javelin men took hint mood the body, and lifted him up, in order to remove the rope, which was then under his chin, to under his left ear. lie was i:ant thrown oft', and it was some time hi. fore death put a periodic, his suilerings. TUESDAY 'S Lol\ DON GAZETTE. Crown-Ogee, March 2'2, ISOR. mrstnEns r.r.TIJRNED TO SERVI: IN Pt) IJAVI:NT. norimgli Grampourid.—Robert Williams the younger, of the City of Lonilon, hanker. :John Teed, of the 13ornugli of Plymouth, in the Count of De*on, Eq. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Cnleh Wittiall, Fenclittruh-,•treei, warehouse-krener, from the 'l6th March to the I eth pril, at ten, at Guildhall. Thomas Bunn, Kiwi-:•treet, Norwich, corn-merchant, from the 234 Match io the I6t la April, at ten, at Guildhall, I.m:don. Joseph Rippen and John Itippen, Claphain, Surrey, dealers in coals, from the 25th 31arch to the sth April, at ten, at Guild, hall, London. FRIDAY, MARCY, 95. en 7, irnr tend n laid on the tattle copies of the Regulations re.pecting Patent'. which he proposes to be added to the Roll of Standing Orders.—Ordered to he taken iuto.causideration on Tuesday next. I,r, nn liper:vPittE adverted to the inronvettietwies repeated!, felt from the want of Indexes to the Journals for the last thirty years. and also front the little progress o !skit had been made is, printing them lie entielmietl with moving an instruction to the Standing Committee on the Journal', to make a report on hi• :ultioet to the Home. The moth" tt put and agreed to. t The Orders in Council Bill wa read a third time. Tar question that the II di) pass nas put. and, after wale eauveratiiiii, decided in the adirmsttive,—Adjourned. I'ROl' C I 11,!1. NORTHAM PTON ASIZES. PA !Inc ft v r. Jout)AN. This was an action for sedur the pia inti trs daughter, where in the damages were laid at 500/. it appeared in evi,lence, that the defentiant had paid his addresses to the plaint dry: clau,thter for a considerable time, and that a hen he had found her preg nant, he not only des, rted hut ill-treate•l her ; in consequence nt which she was delivered of a dead child. The Jur% , under all the circumstances of the case, gave a .verdict for the plaintiff, with 500/. damages. f!ra lOSisv. --t)n the Ist of last month was shot, in Milford, by the game-keeper of Sir Thomas Dairy inple flecked', liart. a twain iftil cream—filourrd clic!. pa rtridge! ex unordinary Lied li.is been stalled by a ;;,entleinan of Orinsk irk, and is now iii e teellent pre,ervation. letict Tr. roll TITS CURE OF SICKNESS IN Yrll. 7 Nl; SHEEP. ---%Viien tile sheep is observed to he kneeled, let it ininiediatel:. • he brought into the ; then take n large t;able-spooufnl or ruistord, !nix it with boil irg water till it he of a proper consist ence to hr ON allimeci, and apply it as warm as the animal can bear it. Let toe sheep stand twelve hours in the house after the iniv tore has been applied. A few thi,A since, as all ox was eating his fodderfrom a crib, in a elti,e belonAing to Mr. Scrase, of liorchatn, the tongue of the animal was seized on hy a large rat, which continued his hold for several secontk, w bile the poor uv ran about the yard roaring w ith pain. The tormented aiiintal, however, at length drew Isis tongue within hi nu►uiii, closed his tenth on the loins of his ferocious as , ailant, and for his temerity, deservedly crusa ed him toideath DKE4i)rva. FIR !—A terrible fire broke out at two o'clock on 'Saturday se'tinight sit Chelmsford, in Esse‘, wiiich litirtit so furiousl:, for a considerable time, as to threaten Cie destruction of the whole town. It broke nut at Mrs. Smith's. the 11illiner, ionnetly Miss Junes's, the #rtit 100 pc I,e 3liddio-row 4 in B Samuel Huckg, Canal-row, Berniiinchiey, cooper, to surrender Mardi , A pril 3, Nlay 3, at ten, ut Guildhall. A itornii•s, x ley , l'heapside. Gregory I)odsw orth, Beverley, York, draper, April 1,4, May 3, at eleven, at the % hitt. Swan, Leeds. A tiorne, I rptott, Nicholson, and Heating% ay, Lee& ; or .1;r. I.:1'111)111, Ilatton-gartlen, I.ondon. John ('ollip, Great Portland-street, npholoerer, April 'I, Hi, at twel ve, Mu' :1, at eleven, at Guildhall. Anorolts, 11ebsrs. Bleasditle, Alexander, and !shame, New tun. DIVI1)ENI)S. April IS. William Itippeziley, Slieptou Mallet, shopkeeper, at eseven, at the Bell lim, Sliepton Mallet. April 14. Thomas Clayton, Dein firth, Lancashire, tamier, at twehe, at the New Inn, Blackburn. April 12. Thomas Nesbitt, 114;h-street, 1 Southwark, chila matt, at eleven, at Guildhall. i April l ( . James Pa.er'on, Red-lion-street, lialborn, ea ) aet maker, at twelve, at Guildhall. April 18. Jobti hewn, Wells, Sotnemiteike, brantly,mer chuut, at twelve, at the Bell lnn, Sheptim C ERTI F IC 1T E`.— .1 VRII. John Austin, Longdou-upon-Tern, Salop, miller. John l'honhoti, lattraOtire, grocer. George Isaacs and Michael Isaacs, Bevil. Marks, merchants. lle %alder Cuthbert, Thomas Brooke, and (icor,.;e Robert • Collibert, butter-lane, tuereliants. Christopher Foss, Catheritie-rourt, merchant. Francis (iitleou Obhurn, Pontefract, 1 ork, liquountcrchant. Thomas Morgan, Poen-draper, ' gar i• - 111 4 MARCH 27. IP • ...• - MA ..a p of t' reit 01 In il' I' it II