The National Register. — London, England, 1814-07-31 00:00:00

TTIF. NATIONAL REGISTER. *Ellt4l:4l)Alr i July 2 7 . • •• Mansit pregsate.it. a petition from attorneeneral of Upper catioda, complaininr, of cruelty and Opprosion ors the part of Lieutenant-Governor Gore. Or lered tolie on the tolde. Mr. Rost: gave notice of a motion next Scietion for a Committee to enquire into the elate t)/ the Madhonsul throughout the United Kice. Inn% Mr. I.O4!KIIART also gave notice via Bill to amend the Bankrupt Laws ; amt Mr. MARSH CaVe notice that the next SA'Agio , l he should move for - en.el:quiry into the conduct of Sir G. Barlow ) late Governor of Madras. T7TrRI I I)IV SI'T V tn. .....__ _ _ LnrdAt:flocorn presented a petition from J. Wrontacire, one of the Ca!Hid.ite. at the late Election fir the ilorotiOt of Gramionotl, eon:plaitiint: of bribery and corruption having been used by F. sr. 0/Vet, iietilion was ordered - to be taken into consideration the first Tue.day i S'eptember. Sir F. rlciinro - r moved for the prodaetion of returns of pErsons lost by the upsetting of boats. lie lib-erved that Mr. Mallkon had bein by no mean: properly rewarded for hi; invention for the pre servation of the lives of watnen. .•_ _ After some conversation on the impossibility Lf making such re turns, the motion was ‘tithilrawn. rutavv. JULY 29. On the motion of the Cit A I% 4't the EXenEQUEIt, the order for the production of Papers respectir)g the New POst-office was discharged, and it was ordered that such extract. .should he made from those Papers as might be necessary to the object in view, as might he laid before the House without any incotivenieLcc to the public service. A messilLe from the T.nrds sta:cd. their Lord,hip.' a , tent to the Laud -tax, Redemption Hill. the Colonial Andit Bill, the Custom: Seizure Bill, the Scotch Spirits Doty Bill. the Thames Police Bill. the Nor Lana Bill, the Local Militia P.ty Bill , and the Offenders' JITLY 31. him and when. they came thither tole Julia to t esp li r w i t ti pl...o.,....whieh.. he- dot, • .'l4sat we s t there., hr heard the report of two pistols ; t ha. he saw the Adjutant f baferich) drop, and the two firs: gymelemen he took sin Came across a fi-Id ovor a hedge,, got into the chaise. and ordered bin tys d r•ve cards Lvfmrelmi : that, before he arrived !hero, - they desired him to gist Ant of the chaise-, !Intl t' i'l li,,i, bark to P... n i li o., ll . rolum ,, n after the Adjutant, where be found him sitting in a chair :supported fly ,Holler person Ashley, a constable, saw what was described by the post boy, at to the manner in which the centletren proteedorl t Peniiinetun c.amooloots; he followed them bo the common, awl saw them, utter they le t ;•e chaise. hi a, field at a short distance t as he ad vai.ced , ow srd. them, I, e saw Ilse Adjutant fire, immediately atter which the prisoner al-o fi l ed, Jodi the Adjutant kit : when he w•st towards th-nt they atilt away. 'over the hedge , tt.w. ord. the chaise,. and drove off ; lee ful!nws d them In L tnpilli „ :l4)n. wily'''. he Iligt thiM ; one Of the cesdlemen told him to keep la, or lie would shoot him ; the Adjutant- ly.ifen at the baths air. peared angry, more so than the others Mr. Knigl.t, sorgeon at f.y. limbo', elt-scribed the wound the dot. cei.ed hail received. .1 lie h a ll had p:v•svd from the tipper part of the hip into the spine of the lon k. from whence it was extracted by tom, lie said, he sistrnoted the ball soc;nstoorto d the death of the deceased, but it was not impoFsibie for a HUM to live afirr rcco-ivit.g such a WiltPld, as no artery, intes!ire. or vital part was touched, th. sigh Ise had but little ( folio that the xvi suld wits the cause of death. Mr. Cook, a pre milogton, stat-d, that he was to: eseist whets the Loc i 1)1 the deerased. wiis opened, and corroborated sill that. the last witness had s oid. Several peollemeti, greist te!fpecliihritv, gave the pHs. ner u 4 excellent character tor toildne.s of lesoile.r ioelevable has. Floe Learned Judge, Sir H. Daiso,oier, in addrassinit the Jolly, la mented. iu Ortlng term',' that the recvnt • a.sintilar k.td Court had not deterred at ntlemen oaf thoo. u ny :.oats the unit of du ; and exl'l ai:ieii . Ai is veil qtr , , icus;'r: gymtver, that all per. %Oils sicestied in a duel ritlel as I)l.i:tip-AN or coood , mac-1, m c.se of death to either of tlrc patties, be y of wiiltol fetlocks, motto by the laws of (it'd mod man, inasmuch as .: -.7a; ant tie rash act of a pi.- si matt: moment, lout done generally driiiwiattly iii c .141 blood. Tito Jury found the prisoner guilty, and his Lordship los• worded to pss. an hilt; the awful sentence of death, when the pins. ner fell backward: ilia lit, overpowered by his feelings, and some hide time I lapsed before he could be recovered ; after which he addressed the Judge in I. very pa thetic manner, statiog, that it was not Irons Ilse fear of dealt that he was so overpowered, hat et the rAlectiont of being stigmatised as a leo Inn and a inurderei ; and that his family of six childiso conkd now only behold bo n with aldoeres ce ; that he had ' , pent a long life in tae service of his clone.ry, w ith honour and ciedit ; that he load itsksidesi his sOt.s fur the sansv psotession, but n..w lii. hopes were blasted, F. life insupportable, surd leis future destiny le..come ultogvtler u noisily of indofference to bias. •1 he awful sentence death vtiis then passe d tiviti him, and 1:- vas taken from the bar foch aft. etc d. hits est eu ii n has been T.sp'.lt! ti'l iaturday, Aug. '27. The trial -...10ic!0 escba.ol most into rest wits that of We-. • Bradley,. a Rear-Ada:4,', oo recs.-ea list, for iorgery. There were five comes ago:insi him for rote' rv.aii i ;.see for a Irand. The count won' which was tiled s'.:lteol, that Toy the forg...ry of the instrooosott 'iii the nt.. diodment, Ise had ds..i . rauded hos Majesty's l'Atnaaster at Go s p o rt of the Still of 31. Its. t;d, Taegu, Legge, i'oontaster at Gstsport, deposed. that •n the 10th 't f 'Aldy I.i r, ithoto h . .li-Inot ot the ittorttinkt p‘kotti•r produced at his how... 11 paper ;.;tree!, sa:,•tto. rout:tined 4 shit) letter,," which host: tit Niltp I,ote, Itin,t sat tt,eors, bus. he dui tt .t :-el e.t: !it il.e ' , hip. The tqrreel rout tilted ah.ut 111 lett •rs, tor which %%Tues• u•.i h hint 8- órt. two.p oce rash letter, ; I A te'a'l: hi• r‘ c. it • plisoto , V b 't.t, JohnNonte. 11 itit...:o4 Ilittl eel' the lei. tier ;It Li, ori-v .0., • r I .I,lte• before ; he hrougt t slop letters to I,w forwar.leol h.. %%not s tier of tito lettets lit et.!tac.-d in ( . .•tirt•ta4 have •beett ;lonely to hi•it ti% t ',rho -et on the 10th of .11a) ; did :t .r know the 15rt...1159 J % 11Str•le he signed the teccept. kmit since tt was .11.adley. M A. Lecfee. ditugl•trr of the P.,•tteit•titr, dep , sed, that she 11 . 71 d sir .11 this r sit tit. it .41lee oevt rid time,; he brought about 'lOO 1 •rt,••'% tat: lt• 31:4 of 11./ , :sivi fA' , • !raid tor tt4ynt. G "brgo LC;. sou -of pi. , 7). , it:u .c ' . Cla 111 mop,. y with Mr, B Hser oil the 11' 4 ••••‘, •tii..,, ;, here 11r, IF the., fr•i:!el 11111 i al imme—loirte 11111 h hi. , seen 11l 11 !WWI:, 1311 S ilt th , ir cOlice Clo,piet; s•I•c him oil the 111tH ut 11. i wiqli 8 paiceit lie valtsittell sllio letter.. ; hr had hl,o sect, hor or n e ep,inf i s with letter , :. Mr. 13.rrtser asked the prisoner it he ktiew 11 7 41. .1 'll, l , olz:et ) 14 gs 'licit he replied •• No ;" hut ritterwards Said tadlt he did. • lia.kr the“ 431:ed WiLileSs it he had ever seen Mr. IVINCIIESTER ASSIZES. 111. ;14;it's fa' the emtinty commemced at the castle in'thig city nit I;:rsrlay Le.t The Rl:flit Ii m. ` 4 ir V. Gibbs presided at the Nisi Ptius Li rr, -ffl‘', the 11. . Sir ilotiry Dampicr at the Crithinil liur. NISI Fli fAIt. 10T.Mr• C.i.f.' I F, V. 81117f', D. P. defe:ilan: Ductpr of Divinity, sod Rector of ITeadler, in cu Lk oty. Ilse plaintiff is a clew snail, and resided at the parsonage. house Itt Headley . The action. was bronL;ltt by the plaintiff to reesse,:r a penalty for noss-resill-tic.:, under the 43d Geo. I U..c. 1..49. The first Act enacts, that the shill reside on his 11,•ctory ; and the latter pro/isles, tliat if be or do nest re , i.le there, he shall keep licen?cl C:srate, as he onzi.t to do, ntyler the bitter Act, yet " the. Id:until" himself had acti-illy re-ides! there, and did the duties which he now care into cow t to compiiin were neglected ;" and the Rector, t1i , m, , ,11 Ile had not ,a) ',rented the plaintiff us his Cssrate, bad actually no.iiinuted Lira s:3 s•zels to 'the ; but sort- nomination au.wared to have been inkrmal. Arnels aninisisk ersiois was made by the de. fessd sot's counsel on the pla:is;f:"'s eond•.e. , in hi-no- ii thsi au ti •o. oast d i e Lew'icd Chit! his .ce. Sts VI CA ii V 31b1.5., ite ob•r•r;411):1• of the .barilt: II tilt , • 'llefe , 4ll !IL! wi,cryett, that, however isnot /I)rr Or 41111)tcyn a ilia. a chr t ,ll, ll l, J ue iittema.l, 1411(1 a to %Nal di the 1 i!!fe t le.110, vet the action ninst Iteateri ir tile same manner as otheis o r the: 3 , 1111 ,. ki n d . , imp:omen a. at: plaititiit ii•id a r;ft:',l to !nine such action, the drientiettl not havi..tf OM, plivtl with tle.Y vfilur of the livinfr.atu! thi recor's a!)st.itce trio it, being prd.e...1., the Jury. Wider the direetii:il 6)f h.• cave 0 verdict for 1701.. ime-third ut that valut, afier deducting out-goinol. agreeable to the privision• Of the act. . . (RI wiNAr. BAR. V. lii . S n i i per was riLvved wet: tsite , g;1.111 murder of ,T hn Ditterlch Johii 11(.vt hOV. fit 1 VPtlitstim, hl , rt.(l Ora, tin 'tie 130, April I St, be UP two Cel. ll o "'II W "1 4 'P strKne, IWO who erdered ,r) drive to the Ilathinr-looist , near Lyounvooli; tha• Le put them (sewn there, when they went ay, MIA K.•O doi half an 11 , :nr, and th.n returned with iwo rt.t, of ilooo g..r into the clatse s and oue rode on the dickey .v,ith ; they urdeled line