The National Register. — London, England, 1811-08-18 00:00:00

*MT OF CHAI4OERY. AtiG. it. •Istamts mAttgßdt giO. Master . Add , ~, the lunatic of him, elope oved of the uncle of the lunatic as a person to be Conimittee to his estate. &-•-•,—warr..---,,, - , seres -- ... --TrAr.........^.... , ......-- , ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES,. file. .. . .............--_ A young man, *blears of age, was committed few trial, on Monday, from Marlborough-street,. on a.chargeof attempting to diutder his own fatheti Yesterday, Daniel Dawson, who is in CUStOyiy. on an indict ment, charging him with poisbning horses at Newmarket, was brought to Marlborough-street-Office, and identified by virtue of the Judge's warrant. On Mr. Berry, who attended is Coun sel for the prisoner, requesting to know the charge, the Magis• irate acquainted him that the Bill of Indictment the prisoner had now to answer, wax for the loss of the horses that were poisoned at the Spring Meeting, at NeWstiarket, which, by the 9th of George the First, is a capital offence. Dawson protested his innocence of the charge against Win, and was taken off for Cambridge for tr al at the March Asseits. 'There Were iliterrent *numerous assemblage of the Turf Nobility and .Gentry, with a multitude of amateurs, low in the fancy. Tuesday evening, ab out nine o'clotk, as six sailors Were re turning from Chelsea College, where they . hid been cciaireybig invalids, either through carelessness cr intoticatiou • the brat was driven with such violence agains t the centre. arettof Lan don Bridge, as to upset it. when, melancholy to relate, four out of the six of the unfortunate tUrtl Cittft'e erCtsVtled. • • DREADFUL AecretleNT.....•A waft - hint* at Om nelithhotrbrigiti of Golden -square, in going his roux& earty en Sunday morning list 4 diacov.erid a ;nett and by Ae ieg from the ifesaa 1• MO 'taping ;le ." '• la gee . * thefilarrn; and the uhfortii. sate sufferer was . cornteied to .the . Middksei -Hoipital., in a state Of insensibility. On recovering, by the aid of proper re- . wile. he = on fi is . lately returtrilig "'MI& India 'he .. . his p otitis another man, which reying on his spirits, he *seek* aeon after reeking to rest, on Satardoy, under the impression of i horrible dream. He imagined.tilat the pun with whoni she was then hiring stood at Ma Ned-side, *iat a pistol In his hand, and threatened to take his' life. in a patosysin of terror, heAthreed Worn his bed, threivr up the sash, I .and jumped out at the window; when, finial on the railing, I the sp&e entered hi, leg, and his head struck with such force 1 aealiiitt the pavement, that the scalp was divided by the blow. Hopes are entertained that he will recover front the vround ; but he hos slate exhibited symptoms of derangement. His name IS Joseph :Harvey. Monday Jane Cox was executed at Exeter, for the murder of an Wegiblirtate chitd, pursuapt to Iret sentence. She addressed the spectators at some length, and in a very audible manner ; she repeated her former confession, with some farther particu lars respecting the means used by Tucker to prevail on her to commit the hoffid deed, for` which the adknowledged she ought to die ;:hut lameiAed that the person who had instigated her to the commission of it was not also to suffer with her. . • 14" , SktARTE tittitif) 114 'HE A lb AWINLIPT. 'this was the petition of the bankrupt, praying that hl* aim fnisdon might be superseded, and the isetitioning treditorl band astned to him ; and stated, that be Was a carpenter by trade , ati that in January, 1810, the petitioning creditor issued the - totninitsion against hitt upon an unsettled account of 1001: Whereby be became the sole assignee, possessed himself of the whole of the petitioner's property, which he imniediately dis toted of, even to the very bed that he and his wife tampon ; that at the time of issuing the commission the petitioner pes messed property to the amount of 7801. and, except to the peti tioning creditor, did not owe 701. in the world ;—thal besides the petitioning creditor's debt, debts amounting only to Al. Were proved under - the commission; and that all his creditors (except the petitioning creditor) had esvotii that they gl*dys thOidered hitrt a solvent man, hod never any apprehensions of their debts not being paid; 'OE had such an. Opinion of his In. levity, that it never was their intenti6tt.to take any . hostile• measures against him up to period 'Oen the cosurnialion issued. The petitioner denied most positively that, he had ever committed any get of hairtruptcy, In 'MA hi Wall corroi.orated by the affidavits of MS sife . Wait', and doinia denied ►• an ctedithr, e• - • di Seiner, llantersiptcy, and that this _ by & difeditor, for hi* own purpose*, and twit Mr Ike hen eat of the fredbiettS at late% and, fberefetfe, tie trusted the prayer of the "edition would be g`tattlkditsits futtegt esttent. Sit titeitartlielkihilis and Mr:. toi the Othef hart& don elided that (bete -Stfilitsitinit pfbitt of the trading 6f the Mt itfiening ereditroei deb!, and of the al* of ininkrtipret to sustain this e6birnissiorl; and that thereto/6 ft should beallewed to take its coarse. 'rife Loa, Crtann*Lisin, knwevel, wdt of opinion, tokiet in a case as this, when the Esininnission appeirred to' be Sued out by a single creditori for his owu bestieftt alone, t/Pbre theuT44 be the muse satistaclory proof hot* of fhe petitioning ereditors dept, and of the act of bankruptcy ' with reset to fhe tridinf, !bete sires no COtitrOVerii, bust hie thoneht the pr 6f 6f Mead of liankrupt'ty insufficient; and therefore Mt directed thirt The commission should be supetl4e4 wits eta`; thid as to assigning' the bone}, he thoultfit if 'the kainikrupt doerld establish the facts alleged in his petition , before a j ury, he wcruldi set that+ more satisfietion in an kicifion at last i itieign he outdderive *cora an assignreent of the hot:4. DIED. goriddy list, Se his house in Queen Atermitteet Walt, the R e v. Geo. Sfiai , Reefed of Seaten, in the county of Riftlend, goo fit of Charier. Shaw Lefevre, !eq. M. P. Lately, at Harewood, in the County of Yea f Shrivel Popple *ell, F.iej mNuit yeafs. Agent to the Right liciffotrable ord FfiteSvcxxl. Ir Carrinfen Tewn, J. Mills, Esq. this Gentlelhat Wis out of the stir vivors Of the persons who were inuritited in What was called tire Black-Hole, at Calcutta. Mt. Darnley, a performer at the Margate Theatre ; he bad expended the whole 6f his property on a proititste with whom he Was unfortunately infatuated, who then leaving him for a more favoured paramour, be destroyed hiritetlf by taking 900 drops of laudanum. On Sunday last, in Harpur-street, Mrs. Elizabeth Dodson,. relict of the late Michael Dodson, Esq. On Monday last carne on before the Lord 014atiteint at Lin eOlitwri tin Hall, the petition of Mt. I‘Atther* Wailer, of Furze London : Printed and Edited by F. Roo-1E01;1d publiihed by:101 - IN FISHER, No 5, Pickett-itreet, Strand, neer temple-Bar, arid forwarded by all the Newsmen, the Cterksof goade t and Zooksellers throughout tk United iiingdons. *tee of postagei into , the Country at Ins. 3d. per quarter (11 _ak e !ht dir er tank *0 the &Miming detisitiol.—o That it Halt s neirinfatestone, Etta, to supersede a. cattimit4on of arriared that the eonduef of tlie prisiiner . 14aati6ably bankrupt, winch had. been unjustly taken out against Walt bY mode to tbg Flee / eased, but that if had, not Pita - t%at he one Ezekiel Purcell ; when his Lordship ordered that thb corn- had caused *a &Ott, • t i• sficl AC therefore; • ; TOM to 'be inission'should be Superseded, at the - expense of Purcell; ;and iiiiroisted• (risen hia , Majeetfi antic., end . t.O • MO- also, that he should pay all itie costs of the appliCation. pable Of ever serying in tie 'lnd to . fLin n Thursday, in the matter of Le Heup, a lunatic, the Low tie iitalsaliea fat the ipace 0148 months." • .:••••-• . • CliaficeLmiadOlifitehed the repoit of the Master, In as fax as • .—••—• .! • he approved of the *lle and uncle or fi t . persona to be the . Committee to the person of • the lunatic ; • disapproving- of If that part of it by which the Master selected Mr. Benja- ......einma— • held as the ‘ontinitte of. the estate of the l u natic ; and, instead otf hint etnetoved of the uncle of the lunatic as a fit and proper tics, who swore that he never had been denied to wig creditor, or .?biented himself from home, of fiad ester giyeri any direci• dons to that effect. He further charged; that tlii proof of the set of bankruptcy on *hit* die corrungsithine fouritied in fraud and perjaoo.4lie oda 6f that sit ytatAttie by I wo- man of the naive of Eli* Holarrib?, the liOnekkeeper and eyu eubine of the petitioning Creditor Who had''fitOrti that lie heard the bankriir desire his Wife:44oon not , tic street door to atzybOdytilltirey4W**lnitAtis t o be degwd tik ialseeirei - 11 me 'Merl ho wag at hcnnt, aid fia partieulin to ant tit. lAuretife, and that he ab sen t e d himself lot dayi fruit kat honte fog fhe purpose of avoiting eseditots, Sof& bf loltofit repeatedly called' dun+, in his absence . I heat aftefiffertf ttetifivelfdenied On the aZdivitti 6f te baittiOttpf, ifia 0w0,4 itniv air hit skepossri, as also tin iliNtivrkt sit MAW 6 , 11 WV, lOW - seiort - he Otver had hint dehic4l to • - iff affidavit of Mt. I.o6rettee, *go ANN okitg "As fts'erfreernently' datied on the bankrupt for payment of at •I o f Exchange , but it did bet app pear he had ever tiedfn th#to. poonitk lit/iirqpirsolk Co it fef the petl- inner, Contended thasi tberei If& legal roof of any a& of ...arblvrdsate4. art 4 exit this teirittkitsiv#t *far stied mil by a sitigle