The National Register. — London, England, 1813-01-10 00:00:00

JAN. 10 own keeping, and, at the same time, must observe, it was one whic.h would do no credit to any officer ! he regretted seeing an Officer of the navy in the situation in which the detendant was, but an assau:t of an a,:gravat.ed nature having been sworn, he must find bail to answer fur it at the sei.sious. ACCIDENTS AND 'OFFENCES. Last Monday morning the brly,o! a young man, of genteel ap pearance, was toun] in the New River, near the Angel public-hou.ie, and taken to the Islington hone-house to be owned. The name and family of the youth were made known by a note, addressed by tii dsceased to his brother, which he left on the hank previous to plung ing into the river. About the same rinse the body of a young woman was dragged !Or, who had been missing Atte day before, and was sup posed to have drowned herself in the New River. Monday evening last, as the clerk. ot Mr. Robert Algsr of Brown's , buildings, St. Mary-Axe, was returnieg home through Sinitlifiela market, he was knocked down by tour fellews, who attrrwards drat; ged him into the sheep-pens, where they rifled his poCkets ot a pac ket-book, containing Bank-notes to the amount of ]6Ol. besides a canvas bag, contaunug lid guineas, with which they escaped. A reward of 100 guineas has beenotfered for the detection of the robbers. On Strialay morning last, about nine o'clock, a most daring rob• bery was couunitted by two footpads, a few taffies front Seaurbridge. As Mr. Daniel Bradley, of Chevahill, was walking along the road, he was overtaken by two men, who entered .into conversation with him ; they passed him near the top of a hill, and no person being within sight, they turned back suddenly, and seized Mr. Bradley by the throat, knocked him down, tied his hands behind him, took off his neckcloth, and bound it round his eyes ; took or his shoes, and then proceeded to rob him of his watch and money, amounting to 211. One of the robbers was armed with a pistol , and threatened t ai blow his brains out it he made any resistance. After the rubbers had emptied Mr. Bradley's pockets, they in the most cruel manner, threw him among some prickly fur zes, where he lay helpless nearly an hour, they having tied his hands behind him ; at last two men for tunately passing, he called to them, and Iln/ went to his assistance. The robbers have hitherto eluded discovery. A most daring burglary was lately committed in the parish of Cot tenham, Cambridgeshire; about three o'clock in the morning pre ce ling Christmas-day, two villains broke into the house of William Watson, an aged dairyman of property ; one of them having a lanthorn in his hand, whilst the other was standing to watch, attacked him in his bed, and threatened to blow his brains out, unless he gave up all his money ; the old man, being much affrighted, delivered up his purse, containing 241. and some silver ; the villain then snatclooi away his watch, and with violent menaces extorted a confession from him where more property was concealed, threatening death if he moved from his bed ; but whilst the villain was breaking open a hutch in an upper room, Watson made his escape through a back door, and alarming his neighbours, the villains both made off, with nit getting ' any farther booty, except stealing a gun out of the house. A man, charged on supicion of being concerned in the above burglary, is now in custody, whilst means are exerted with due vigilance for the dis covery of the offenders. FOOT-PADS.—In consequence of the late robhery of Mr. Alexan der, on the road between Croydon ard bremley, two of the Bow street horse-patroles were ordered to pity particular alt.ottion to that road. Last Saturday evening abo!tt half past live o'clock, 1.1! ye, one of the horse patrole orr Clay there, observed, in a lane leashog tram Bromley to Beckenham, two men a short distance before hire; it was very dark, but from what he could see of them be thought they answered the description g.ven of the foetpads who had robbee Mr. Alexander. They were not close together, but one was on each side of the road, and he could hear them taikine together. When he overtook them he observed, it was a dark evening, and asked them it they were g.ing to Beckenham. One ot them answered .at a very low voice, " Yes;" and immediately atter the ehortest very sud denly caught hold of his horse's brittle, d, in a I)e:ees:et y tone, called out to him to stop. The pat rote, at the same instant, dis charged his pistol at him, awl he could eee distinctly tram the Fght of the flash, that the robber fell ; and hard hint err (lt, " 011 Lord !1 am ehor." The other robber, who was o:1 the ell' of the horse, a violent b;ow with a bludgeoti at the patrele, hut which miesed hint, and struck the itorse on hie hip, whieh sent •hini cif et a full gallop. The house went a cousierre'sle di , teeee before ti!e patrele could etop him ; lie then (turned rotted, anet went hack to the spot wher e he had left the robbers, but ce - ado tot Ste any tiling of them. The repert of the pistol brought the neighbeass svehin hear ing to the spot, amid they assisted the patrule in making every possible seateh, but Withnta success. The robbers appeared to be counto, - Ince Jrotll eth&l dress. LIGHT WATER-PROOF BEAVER HATS. FRANCIS end AAA' ett, F.VELEIGH, •Itt. Qiiecns-stre..t, lontlorifk, recPettfutlY inform ti.r Publt. that they Slanufictitre •olperior I%.*;:ttn•-prf.ot Deaver Hate on an entirely lien' priacite, %vat:mired to re iir.t the ern:. ts rain and ail ki,;(1 , 4 of damp, retaining their vid heanti th.in a:iv other Hats (the nap ssi:ai!!ir. frtie to the lam), and eminently co.nbiiiiii,; Vie at!. I.:+ta.Ages of li o tlititei% and —sou Retail by Francis aul by ..aby JI Lt.,: lesyeaabie liattets.l2 i uwn as ' •• Denver Hate on an entirely eew priacitito, ‘var:4l.ted to re ikt the ern:. fain 1; • "`"`' "11"' uI. t and all ki,41 ,4 of damp, retaining tbeir agtd beant :iv th.in al' ' lo "" " 13 ";-%-"---/-.."-•••-• otber I :land to 4)licit :Avow - thcir ; tl•e tititC hits (the nap ,isi:ai!!ir. frthe to the lam), and eminently Ce.nbillitt,, r a - v:qaAges of li4litnei% amt —soh.). Retail by V t aiiiiS EVeki:!. l , , ikCgS ave to them azaitlit 311 001 •i I'.l.l:leCLealiwii44l aul by ...nay a UM: leSyeaabie iiatteiSt ta town 4LZIJ .nstv.c; . . Wed tt.) 46U. .:)triald, • Tilt NATIONAL REGISTER. MARRIED. At Alverstrce, Hants, G. A. Coleman., Esq. R. N. to IVltss R. M. Bayly, youngest daughter of the Ron. Captain P. Bayly, R. N. and tiloce to the late Earl of Uxbridge. - • ..... - DIF.b In Bolton street, Piccadilly, in the 75th year of hic age,- General SI. T. NI usgrave, Bart. Colonel of his Majesty's 76th regiment of Foot, and Governor of Gravesend and Tilbury Forts ; he is succeededin the garnnetage by his cousir, J. Musgrave, Es(l. of Itarnesley Park. Lieut.-Col. J. Boag, Royal Artillery, in the ,9th year of his ao; this worthy and respectable veteran, was one of those who serva under General Wolfe, and was present when that het o expired in the arms of victory, on the Plains of Abraham, hear Quebec. *Mr B Kemp, an opulent Farmer of Parham, Suliolk, who has left a wide w and t?ii children to lament his loss ; it is rither a remark ahl coincilence from the birth to the burial of Mr. Kemp, that he was b.)rtl on a Saturday, inatried cn a Saturday, also (tied on a Satur day, and was buried on a Satin day. • Urs. Rae, wife of Mr. J. 'Rae, jun. of Tenterden, Kent, while en pod in her domestic buzniess, suddenly dropped down and immedi tcly expired. At Great W:gston, Leicestershire, the Rev. j. Pigott, forinerly Head Master of the Free Grammar School iu that town, and Viaar of Great At the Manse of Cults, in Fife, the Rev. D. Wilkie, Minister of that parish, in the 74th scar of his age, and 37th of his Ministry ; this Reverend Gentkman _was father to D. W ilkie, Esq. the cele brated painter. At Belford, Northumberland, Mrs. Smart, widow of the late R. Stuart, Esq. ofSpindelston, in her lOdth year. TIIUII.SDAY and following lby. the whole of the LOTT F.ltY will be DRAWN. OLD MODE OF Dll.A 1% INU ILESTOILED ! STATE LOTTERY I 3,0t0 Tickers, all dirZteht Numbers. NO C Every Ticket will he drawn separately nnt of the Wheel in TWO Days. Scitumr..-2 of 20,0001. are 411,0•)( I.—i of Wood. are 20,00111 —4 of 130001. are bOOOl.-0 of 10001. are Goool.—t3 of 51;01. are 30001.—fl of 4001. are lo of 3 01. are 301101._ lu of 20.)1, are .1 , 001. —l4 of 1 001. are 1 1001.---32 of but. are :601)%-10 of 41 . 1. are rot 1.-50 of SO ate 1 scot.-4.:0 of are 804)01-2100 01 are 3 1,5001.--T.,tal 1311:0 i ielt• :11 1 . , 0 0 . l'i,:kets and Share , ; arc Selling by RICIL 11,DS0N. GOODLUCK and CO. Contrartoo; for the 1...)1 ter . t, at their 04ices, the corner of 13 an%-huildings. anti facing the Me‘‘.. Charing gross,—where, in the heft Lotteries drawn is the present Year, the following Capital Prized have beets Sold in •22 Shares: -- Nu. 3.154 5,51 S Three of 1.3,000—Tw0 of 11,000 —Ore of £s,;e—Sevea of X.ll o—Five of £lOO, &e, &c. ac. • IN contivinenr . c. of the enperioity of SAUKON, ODY, and CO's PATENT SELF-ADA:STING TRUSSES, the Patenteei Lave been han.mred with tho fol;owhsg appointments: --His lilajesty% Itc:yal Navy, the Navy llospitila and Dock-Yards, the Board of Ordnance, the Horton' able East India Compairy , stc and continue to recommend them to the Pichlic on such liberal terms, which ha% e neNer before been offered, that the full Cost shall be returned to all Purchasers if cwt appro‘ed after ally Trial, Wear, or Damage. N. B. Persons resicliag in the. Country w.ealling the circunirerence of the Body, in inches, insl above the flips, may depgial upon be , ng accurate:‘ fitted. Manufactory, VD2, Sirand.—Sold by Armstrong, Leadentraii-street, RUSSIAN ARNIY. Inst Published, a Work of the Army of Russia, rlnlicated to Ns Iniperial Majesty, and containing a portrait of tli twin:rot - , from rriArnal drawings done on the spat by Orlowski, for lord Kinnaird, price, in colon's, ills.—Also the Cries of Russia, giving a faithful portrait of the Russian people, price ; half-bound together, -21.25. Publisl.ed and sold by Edward Orme ' Bond-street, corner of Brook-street, Printseller arid Publisher to his Kijesty and his Ito) al Ilighuess th.: Prince Regent. A NEW SPUR LANG WORK. Now Publilting, rn Monthly Numbers, by Edw{rd Orme, Bonds str 'et, No. I. priLe 21s. of a New Work of F'ore.gn }kid Sport aini Spurting Anecdotes, from DrawinAs by Messrs. Howitt, Atkin son, Clark, anti Mlivikirch. The Work to consii4 of ten P.irts, each 1-art to contain ten highly fiiiidied pi rtes in col curs, with dest.rii,tive Lett-r-pres, price ;Ns. caLlt Part.--haiiv Subscribers to hays ilia first impressions.—Bond-smet, corner of crook-street. CHEAP PATLN . I' LAMP 011.. The Imperial I:raish Company beg t,) acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, and Pot, is in general, they h.,t e c•lab;i-iled a Wareliou. - i., Nc.460, Strand, Int the sale of V anhe titan's Ptir.fie.d Latent La • .1) 4)11, nearly equal to Spermac”.:i, at t o:o thirls the exper:cc.--Al:o his tnoch tay.roved liyperv.trable, l'a:nt, for Outside \. wiic, at a re duced lit. el:yant l'aii.t :ilk: int.-jot - of 11 otts•es, lice trc In sr.wll; and ::11 Isis Ol 11.!r varicitti Enipiovtitelits aod 'F. Vah h&111:111 2:ItC• tit M.lrykbot:e-street; h.rvit Y, in the year vbi;ii!,ed a incdal, and a premium, front Soucty of for li•s invention, and b. w hone appro . J.trion he ha; ly:eit iion, , tired with tre ritro:tage of her the Nobii:tt , (c try, at:.! Pitb;:c at large, pv,nts this onortuititv, to his ack:..o‘.vledgm..i.t ,, , and to emlicit tl.r :.ivour cif their 111:use ; at tl'e S:)%te tints lick; i. eve to canyon !hem azainst all oil .; . bet ill.