The National Register. — London, England, 1815-05-21 00:00:00

. A =DE NTS !daily morning, shout two haul hood of 15th" into a drat stale f clifu•ion the, pioceetlisig I: wit a st of Little liassell-si reel lichiri th e Moues had. so raged all 1O character, although every axe them. .After a short tire, it w there erre three saltridde men and - neighlTur,,iottis m rdiair of the r o or itninnils, bid ilt lo i.nieated with duet stable in v co .,.; ( i er ed imp...-asible to reniov 11 is well le tioa:n that hones ir quit the situation in which , th e: aid the persons engaged in it s 10 the door, soil just as they 11 came frLm the next stable, an( th, se commanding him, flew 6 had - communicated lo a quanti tempt to save he lives of the temerity and danger. The tie surrounding spectators made t tuuvt.d, a part of tl roof tall twins and !limes, from which tin:lb-led fury until nearly foe valaatile ranteuti of hay, straw times were finally attbduert. The 5-e is suspected to Mee t. Incoming ferininted at the DA P I .1;t le v conitriced at tlik 111 . 4. of The door and wiiidows of .the they coat(' not succeed in bre, break through a plaistered we thy of plate mil nth( r prepert DISiRESSiNG AcCIDFNI shildreu In colitlexi9n with ill went hi pineesiiiii to the ( eioad_having entered the chui the seryiee, when suddetely ot hating been aecidentaby brok , of the children upon a torn), ti which springing up at the lig the noise created an al -rtu, sh peesessed of indescribable enu tale ruah of the children to. e conhisiam, five others sustain, ti.e I firlary. This t qttally the.appoiuted sacred duties, at Gtr: ray. &daring robbery was co night, at ilillotint R.tiltord, u Esti ! Sosne villains entered de,k, and stole upward; of were intite room, but not t cash theitiolkject. Ats old man, named Jim baoyx hti4 been published Oil aga r -bail tutended to enter t Va 4, on the same morning Oh Tuesday last, in the tette of a poor man, named .1 broken into, and robbed of I ttilvtr watth, and iieverid ar Waf tin savings of many year been been. boarded up by the A. sharp l us- took plae morning. in I%tittoitili, wliii resistance by the aletp‘s other implements, proceetlyi pAions, who had been sei:ee bei.';;;ien z% • • ,eti, atter listvitt4 the sailors nem proceeding Mo slay looming a tire wa Tinthrilt arl4l.9lfg, Isis% cow:timed, and felilr Lore death, door of (be 6e forced open. ! _____ _ - 'ES. o'crl4k, ►he inhabitant, of the neigh ireer and Bloc tu•hury•cgi►nre were put and cungternattun by the appearance of liclnneing tqlllr flurve,s, !..4ckneyman, , re ar.i•tanc• could be effectually uplifted. assume a atoll terrific mut tfewit.iteiting ,erttori was pr(ouptly made to subdue was uorierstrood that in ota; of the stable s (se. beleygi , g 1(1 Mr. Burgess ; .the fire [Ely directed their affvresion to the removal footiniatcly the raging element had cons. %%hick they were, 81:0 it was consequently we them from their perilous situation, as ti eases of fire cannot Le prevailed on too !), are. An attempt, however, was made sneereded in bringing one of the animals had its bead out of the (Ivor, a virir l Oasis Aid the horse, tawithstatiding the efforts of bark into the ►" . iv . 11...13y ihis time the names 'ity id hay and straw, end any f•riltet at anima Is was considered es bordering on 1414 es coot hm() to eipti.d, and when the a second nitro tit to get the horses Fe -1 in, and enveloped, the poor animals in they ruse no more. It continued With our lock, and three stables, with Aheir corn, Bm. Were demolislie.if before the Mr. Burue , es !we is eery eonsideinble. ' , ken place in -emisettaence of some Hine ock of one Of the olie.hts Once s no , $t daring robbery was —Hodson, El. at Walton. near Hertford. th e boni,e were so 'lv:roughly secured that* , realsing them open, but load the audacity to all, and stiecee.ted in carrying off a quaa .ty to a considerrilrle amouni. .Mptiday last, at hianchette,r, -thr lie Estab;islimetit, to tiie number of 7974 Old Chutth in that town. The juvenile itch, and the Warden about to commence 'ne of the windows in the Trafford Chapel )ken Oil the exterior, a simultaneous rising ascertainiu the cause wns the consequence, lightened end, and fulfill again insiantly, shrieks ensued from, the wopteu, nito were .motions of dread Old awl a precipi escsipe, when orie l youth perished in the led serious injuries, andsiele conveyed to unforeseen as unlianpy tiTept put a stop to Ind' he intetidsttsallection ruminate the , ommitted in the night of Tuesday fen near Exeter, the seat of John 13 . iiring, I the window of the study, broke - open a Al. in notes. Several valuable articles !alien, the depredators seemii:g to make soles Metcalf, of flarnayl Castle, sybose Voce times, and who, tlictigh 80 yerus of :ha ni ariage state on-Torr.(lay se'nnight, eg, xliscovered a corpse by his intended absence of its lithwide tgrants, Mc, cot- John Ilonev, of Slercworth;Keilt, vas a t:Oi. Bank of England note, a 11. note, 'flicks or wiiirinit apparel. The momey its hard lauinsir and iudiestry i whichhad lie poor man fora day of need. lee t n Atednestimy niolot and Tlinroday leh was met with the most determined *and other., who, .armed with axes and al to the resit e of eight of their Com by the tan They succeeded in 5- destroyed one of the boats in which to the ship; in the road'. as Uncovered in the stables belnnging to . g at Brattforo. ; the property •xes valued nto.4ti. each, v‘gre ,blient tO. stable in uriicli they Vete 10(1;p:a could 'AL ST On Fri d ay last a poor man, in the art of taking a rook's nest trona 4 tree in the park of Lord Sondes, at Sheldwirh, Kent, was precipi tated to the ground, and killed on the spot. He has left a wife and six Pniail chattier). ; A dreadful fire broke ont on Friday morning,_ 'on the premises o e Messrs. M agian and. Johnson, ship•eltandlors, Naf t SU telo house, when thirteen harm's wi re totally ilectrot ed. Fs iday selmigiet, after the Southampton Mali had changed horse, at Staiiies, and the coachman was about to take the reins, one of the wiled horses- her, n,e imive, and plint2ed Intionsly ; the lead: met horses started otf. awl the mail was unfirtunately overturned at Stabies.hridge ; there mete two outside pas , engtrs, one of Is hems had his leg fractured, and the other m lA severely bruised. Issiamossisama Hilt I lis. Ilor Grace the Duchess of Rutland safely delivered of a son and heir. At Knce,wortl► ball, Cambridge hire, the Lady of Sir Charles Nightitvde, Hart. of a son. AIARRIED. Sir George 1311 " gin. of Great Cumberland-place, to the Right Lion. Lady Cecilia Gore, a daughter of the late'and outer to the pre sent Earl of DIED. At the P:trsonaze, Riekniansworth, on the 13th instant, Simeoa, Howaid, E , q. iiied tit, deept,. laniciitcd by his rel,Ltives and a tin merotis circle of friends. A few days , since,. the Rigli,t Rev. Dr. William Cleaver, Lord Bishop of St. Asapli. His Lordship was first raked. to Episcopacy itt13.117,,-beirig then made Bishop of 07:furti, from which Si; if we recollect riglktly, be was translated to Chester. The Axclideaconry of St. Asapli and the Vicarage of Northop, in Flinisliire, were held by the Bishop. On Saturday morning, Miss Vernon, at the house of her father, tbe Archbishop of York. She was the eldest daueliter the year of her age, and ;is iieice tn the Duchess ut Brau. tort, Marquis of Statfoid, Cott:de:4w. Carlisle and liarrowby, sudden illuess of this Lady, in the vcry prime of her yuuth, was en. 6114 o% jug to a cold, eangl-,t after dancing. ' At his apartments in the Albany, reter a short litre's, Benjamin Garlikv, formerls. Minis.tet at the Cum t of Berlin. Mr. Goodujii, .of. the Custom lionse ; lac Asps proceeding to the country, on Tnesclav st'nui;:bt., for tile benefit ot' his healili, w4cii he was found dead in the Ipswich, coach ou stepping at the Dolphin, Remford. Jonet,E , q..of Lnekington, 'Wilts; it is supposed he mast have falleti from his Nora in a fit of apoplexy. in the Doke of Bean. fort's park at Badminton, tvliere the body was fiiud.perfeetly life. less,.and the animal staii(lhaz near it. Al ISS 0' A whole-Wl:du Portrait of Miss O'Nrstt, in the Character,( Juliet, from a picture painted by George Dliwe, Esq •R A.. will in the course of the sumnier be engraved in Meizotinto by Mr. G, Male, under the hritiedhte direction of Mr.' 13 iw*e. Size, 27 inches by 17. Price to Sithscebers; prints, 11. 11s, &I.—proofs, SI. Ss. I A few of the Firtit• Impressions will be selected, at FoOy Guineas• each ; and a few. highly finished, in Colour,, at six Guinea4.—The Picture may be seen at 221. Newinan-, street , were names of Subscric hers are resived. Jot Pubrolled, Price Q. ADVICE to the NERVOUS and Di...IMITATED_ of brxili containing a Series of (mini and interestii•g Information on SOhjects of Importance to• Married People, or those on the Eve of•Al.irriage. but %%hose Infirmities are an Insuimouniahle Par to Connubial flappine4. To which is added the moat effectual Method of relieving a Variety of Complaint•, founded on lone and ample tsperielice, I3yEt, M.D. Late Professor of lirtanv at the Uuiversits• of L. pen ; Physician to the 'Royal Household at rlin, &c. &e. London : Pub Jibbed by the Author, and so'd by Messrs. Parson., .lu6, Fret-ztreet, and n►ay be hod of all Booksellers. THE DISEASES OF FEMALES. Mr. MAcx,stasiL, Surgeon. after t 5 years of professional experi. ence, enlightened by all the aids oftnetlical science, has adopted Prin ciples of practice. which uniform success may ju•tify his dating to term infallible lit every vise of Obstruction, of mocapd or duni. nished of lircgtifirity in action, or Disea-e in the Ft.malis Organs; as welt as tr t on Wcikne-scsattcl tlistreseng Nerv , us Com plaior, really, thou'gh net obviously, depenkiing thereon. It: n.'ver tails to impart the desired eGeet. Mr. M. continues to give A dv il. daily, front Eleven till Four, personally ~.r by letter, at Lelt;CSiChr squate.—AlAticines nnt to any pint of the kingdom. 1 7 1.