The National Register. — London, England, 1814-05-29 00:00:00

1.611411_ " 4 "." 0 ret•4 r .NIFIr..,w 332 01.1) BA/LE These Ses.iccs commenced un Wtdnes.day, but no trial of any importance took place. PATURDIV, MAY 28. John Nicholas. Brown, a servant to Mr. Groves, a fishmnovr, at Charing-cro:A, was c oivicted of felonioosly embezzling 18/. 10s. 4d. wl4th he had received for and on account of his master. Anne WiMintion was indicted for stealing , a watch from the p er son of Joseph Schultz. a German. The Prisoner, who is a prostitute, *misted the Prosecutor in Wapping, and contrived to take his watch from Lis person. fie soon afterwards missed it, and obtaining the assistance of a watehrodn, he apprehended the prisoner, mad at her lorleings found ins —Guilty. Fr. derick fr arts found via y sterling two pair of shoes from the shop of Join Frazer, in Ratcliffe Highway, into whose shop he had gone tor.bse.. , (l. Charles Caeell 14.4 Samuel Davis were indicted for stealing a horse hair bag, a beaver muff border, six mock martin tippets, and oilier articles, the property of Simon Levi. The evidence, however, not being of a satisfactory nature, the prisoners were acquitted. Her Imperial I-Relines% the Duchess of Oldenburah attended the C4inrt daring the day. Ahe was accompanieti by Lord Erskine, and her usual attendants. The forms of the Conrt were explained to her Imperial Highness by the Recorder, who, tnaether with the Lord Mayor, and several' Allermen, were upon the Bench. MIDDLESEX .SESSIONS. The Secsionn commenced on Tuesday at the Sessions House, Cler kenwell Gruen. George Royal was indicted fora gross wont:I!!! A; ; 3,c,rt nan A t ki ns gethe evening of the Aide of March last. Alderman Atkin stated, that on the evening above mentioned he was proceeding to the Con cert Room, Hanover square, in hiscarriage ; when near the Coor of the Concert Room he found lii: carriage was impeded, and tooking out, observed another carriage attempting to force its way into the tank, and in doing this the pole of the Alderman's carriage was Iwo ken, and the harness also. Tire Worthy Alderman immed!attly got out of his own carriage, and went up to the other. in which he saw. Lady Hampden sitting. Ile inquired of her Ladyship to whom the carriage belonged, to which her Ladyship replied, was not berg. There was another btdy in the carriage, and the Alderman directed Lis inquiries to her, hut could not tet an uns‘vcr. Upon this he went up to the horses heads, and taking hold of them dema,tded of the coachman to whom be belonged, when the coachman, instead of answering, struck him violently with the whip several times. At this instant TownArinl came up, and the servant was secured, moil he then learnt that it was Lady Charlotte Durham's carriage, and that it was her Ladyship who had refased to answer the question put to her. 'f Ir. Jury fenind the Defendant Guilty , and the Court, after ani snodvertin4 stronuly on the mule of &fence advted, sentenced the Defendant to pay a tine of 101. to he isoned two months, and at, the expiration of that time to find security for two years, himself in 1001. and two sureties in 501. each. SATVEDAY, MAY 28. Thomas Nash and 'Piz ibe:h Wood, were indicted for keeping a dkorderly ho { 'at Mile-end Old Town. The defendants it appeared had long caPMd on their nefarious proctices, and in ftddition to other atrocities, %%ere p•oved to have seduced girls from their parents' pro tection, to have taVen them to the Theatre, reduced them to a state of Intoxication, and then put them to bed to ruffian', who p.mitl them for their inittreati acts. They w ere tumid guilty. and sentenced to he im prisoned ; Ix nanhs. and during that time to stand in the pillory in the . Commercial-road, for the space of one hour. The following atrocious and at the same time deplorable act was perpetrated last week at liath. H. Adlam, and Mary his wife, car ried on a re-pertabie business there in the straw-bonnet line. It *vonld sem that the husband had indulged in habits of drunkenness iu which state on Wednestlay afternoon he entered the, room adjoin ing the shop, where his wife was then at tea ; mutual recriminations ensued, when Mr , . A. irritated by his calling her w_e, laid hold of a knife, followed her husband into the shop. threatening and provoking him to call her w— e i:gain, which he having repeated, she inflicted 6 fidal wound in the upper part of his arm, dividing the main artery. the previously intl.med state of his blood baffled stir- Kiva) skill, as he died on Thursday evening.• 041 Friday the Jury returned a verdict of " Petty Treason. or %Valid Murder," against Mary Adiam, who was fully committed to Ilehester gaol. William Henry Botterill, for forgery, has been ordered for cu• cutiou to-morrow. TITS NATIONAL REGISTER. MARRIED. MAY 29 On Tneidays at St. George's, Hanover-sqnare. Lord Folkstone, to Miss Mikiniay, dangliter of Lady Mildinay, of Cavendish-sqiiaie. DIED. Tues►lay last, at SandlinE, near Alaidstone, of a putrid fvver, Sevnionr, agtd 17 veal'; Ge►►rge, aged 10 years; and on Satutd.►v Celia. aged eight yeart., the ehildrt n of a poor labouring man, I ) / that place. - New Quarterly Publicatiun.—On the 25th of May will be published, price 4s. INQUIRY, or LYTERARY AIISCELIANY, No. 1, t o b e coLtinued Qum telly. Tbi, %.(rk Kill con-iq proldpkill ..y of __Ns.t)s 11 1 1, 41 Alibied% conoeeted %sill' Philosophy, History, th, Belles LettreA, il ic Arts, the Drama, &cc. and partly of Poetry, liumourous elfrisiuos, and oecmiolial Criticism. A prospectus, detailmg more particidady the nature of this Misr( mad• be had of the Publisher, Joie► Marlin, Hollcs•street, Cn ven . dish-square ; by whom, as will as all other BookseLers uiders w►ll be received fur the wu►k. TO THE PUBLIC. Several anonymous Paragrsphl containing the grossest fallelsoor's and mis-slatewnts have lately appi•ered in the Public Papa - r•, e% (featly written with the design Of alluring our intereqs tts Cantiactors for the presto., Lottery, one in particular, in the pipets of this day, that Dutch gentleman had laid hef'we the Chancellor of Ile Excl.eratier a new plait for a Lottery, to be drawn in a few weeks, in which the Tickets would be much cheaper. and mane other ex•raar. diraar.y :advantages would he given." We have made the proper op. lineation to Government, and have Authority to state that the whole of the asserti, - ,ns in this Puragre:ili are false. We have likewise applied to the different Newapoper Oniccs, and have ascertained that all the Paragriplas in qurst:aan were sent, :nad their insertions paid for, be T. 111:11, No. 4, Coinbill. effect intended to be produced oo the sole of the prusent Lottery by the Publication of these falsho,qts must he obvinta., aatel-the nintiees of the writer, w:lo is occasionally A Contractor for Lotteries, will acquire no explanlioni. We are, the Public's obedieni S..ryants, 60.)DLUCK, and Cu. Swirl' arid Co May 23, 1814. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Patent Rotary Liorary Table, MaAsy Plate, jewols, C rand Piano Forte, Table and Bet Linen, China, Cut Glass, and a curious Model oh' Ship. The genuine property of a Gentleman going to the Continent. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE, By Mr. DAVIS, On the Premises, No. 66, Great Russel Street, Bloomsbury Sytnire, .0, To-morrow, and the following Day, at twelve o'cl,,ck, All the G'nuine Property, comprising 3 lofty mahogany four post Waste:ids, with Chintz hangings, made up in the prerient sty ; three cottaee ditto, with excellent clean be two complete Drawing-room Suits in five French Window Curtains, twenty-four Chairs. three Conctics, two complete Parlour Suits in fourteen Mo. rocto Clint,. Hair Cloth ditto, an elegant pedestal Sideboard, with set of patent Dining Tables, Secretaire and Book-case, Wardrobe, Chest of Drawers. Elegant Card and Sofa Tables,. large Carpets, F-i!chen Utensil, tt:e. N. B. On the lira day will be SOLD the VALUABLE LEASL, Tv•cuty Years unotpired, at a Low -Rent. KI N G's B ft H &Y. Next Saturday State Lottery Begi►is Drawing. ONLY 1:000 [IC KETb ! SCHEME. . Lg ),JOJ . • lOW • 3,000 . 2,000 . 1,000 . LOO . 200 . )00 :i0 17 . of . is . . L'20,00•1 . t. , 0,000 , 6,000 . 4,000 . • 2,500 • 1, 1 200 . 1,500 • s' 5 2 1,720 . 1 ,!ifiJ 29d40 ra.alaaman~ 9.000 Tickets. ' L 90,000 The first. Ticket drawn a Prize above 17 1 . first Day, will receive 3.0J01., and the first Ticket drawn A. Prize above 171.,, second Day. will receive lU,OOO}. - - Ticrczrs and SHARES are selling by RICHKIO§ON, GOOD-. LUCK di: Co. Stock Brokers, and Contractors for the Lottery, at their Offices, Corner of Bank Buildings, Corultill, and facing the King's Mews, Charing Crops. - ./ • • :... 4