The National Register. — London, England, 1815-03-26 00:00:00

. g A AllitLrgOAß, MAICiI _ a deNiirrn;c• gang el %aliens entered the , ,of fall ,eu the lands of Knockdrin, in the King's coot t rlaced a guard on the harm, in order to prevent „„ nills who bud slept there, aed then proceed( door of the desellieg-house with a stone hammer, p ! Linnet . . they speedily accomplished, rind Joshed ag ‘,. sket.. Ott eutermg the house, they attacked Michael and John Burin, t h.• former of whom they murdered on the spot, by repeated blows on Ole head, end left the latter apparently lifeless. The villains then forci b'y broke open a chest, out of which they to , k 300 goilwas in gold, and hundred in Beek notes; BEd after plundering the house of a quan tity ef listen, and other articles, drank a bottle of ell its, and departed verb tbeir.hooty. Next day, a most active but ineffectual pursuit of the ruffians took place ;'however, it is confidently hoped, from the known activity of the neighbouring magistrates, they cannot long escape the son o jus:ice• Lt the execution of their diabolical design, the vil lains dropped , a pistol, which was found next day, and may assist in leading to a d seovery. NVe are glad to learn that John Brogan is ely to recover.—An inquest e.as held on the body of Michael Brogan, by Mr. Pierce, Cormier, who returned a verdict of Murder against some person or pennons as yet ithimotrn. Rior. —Monday a serious riot took place at Bishop Wearmonth, near Durham. It appears that Messrs. Neshams, the extensive coal dealers of that place, have been sever .1 years busily occupied in erect ing and other conveuiencies, to save the labour of men and horses in conveying coals tom the pits. The keel-mei, who are em ployed to convey the coals in boats or barges, had, it seems, taken offe.tee at these improvemeets, and on Mooduy efteruooni having first m onied their barges opposite itlesns. Neshams' premises, they pro. ceoded iu a iio:ous mariner to demolish these works. After completing !le de itrt , ction of the most expensive and valuable part of the waggon road, %, hich was the object of their animosity, they set Are to an im mense pil, cf coals, which bunted with great fury during the whole presenting a grend and aw ful spectacle for many miles around. The rioters previously overpowered all the proprietors, and their friends, uh,) a-se:abled to repress the tumult. Mr. Robinson, the Collector of tl:e Customs at Bishop Wearinouth, Mr. Riss and several ether geotle mee of respectability, %erre rcrcatedly knocked down, and much cut and lonised. Mr. Biss had his f,,ce severely cut with a blow from a elide in the act of urging the rioters to be peaceable. It was three o'clock next morning before the rioters were dispersed by the arri val of the military. Cu Wr dacsd.,y week, at rainshaw Colliery, Cumberland, four men, hav::i.,/, occasion to go down to examine the state of the air, they met ea l!ed the AAA (10///p, and were strock senseless, when three of 11;— ; ), laylkir, Edward Barrass, and Thomas Barrass, being to the bottom, were killed on the spot ; the fourth was fur tuneee) e;:ught by the heels, and being pulled up, soon recovered. A youth, aged '2O, son of a glrlzier in the vicinity of Chelmsford, purchased a horse at nikon Fair ; and on Monday evening last he p!nc , ol a boy of six years of age on it, and who had never been on I , w , r•lsztck before ; when, althoueli cautioned not to• let go the horse, le- felt the child ofhitreielf to canter, gallop, and trot idoint the turnpike road, until he fell and broke his arm in a compound•tracture almost within tight of his father. The typluis fever has prevailed for some time past at Cambridge, and &number of young students have fallen victims to it. ork utay be , each. London : Published by Thoinas Tegg, No. 111, Cheapside • Wit ham Allason, 31, Nc* Bond street ; and T . Dick, Ediuburg h. The Public are rePpectfully invited to porchage Tickets and Shares se PERRY'S SUC( ESSFU L OFFICE, No 1, Hot non ,4! BA ns, To obtain the Grand I.i-t of CAPITAL PRIZES in the present STATE LOrTEHY, %hick begins Drawing on the sth of Nest Aloatta (APRIL.)—The Scheme contains 3 Alugnificent Prizes of L. 30,000; • LIKEWISE 5 of 1000 Guineai each; TO SE PAID IN GOLD AS ROO% AS DRAWN, WITHOUT ♦NI DEDUCTION, &C. &C. &C. And consists of only 15,000 Tickets. PERRY, at his truly Fortunate Office, No. 1, Holborn Bars, (tho Corner House.) Sold in the Last Lottery, and those immediately. pre.- ceding. Si: Prises of ?0,00')l. 5,0001. 1,0001. 5001 &c. &c. ; also this last 1,0001. the last 5,0001. and only 20,1001. eser Suld or Shared. 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C. and Son beg leave to state, as distinguishing qualities of the above Paints, that they are finely ground in linseed oil, and without any admixture of extraneous suhstancet ; which retiring only to increase the weight of the article, are either injurious, or add nothing to its es. sential properties as a paint. Boiled Linseed Oil, for thinning the above paints, at per gallon. No. 6, Japan Green, for Venetian Bliuds, Canisters, Fenders, &e. in bottles shit printed directions, at 19. 6, 3. and 6s. each. This beau.. tiful colour may also he epplied to many other ornamental in-dour purposes ; as painting sower statids, baskets, &c. To gentlemen taking five pounds worth of the above colours, a dis. count of five per cent. will be allowed : ur 10 pounds worth, 10 per cent. Patterns'of the Greens may be seen at the manufactory. Genuine White Lead. Paint Oils, and colours of every description, on moderate terms, any of which, when required, faitlitully prepared for use. Manufacturers of all sorts of Vltrnishes. The Trade will find these Greens well worthy of their attention, ant to them a libti al allowance will he made. JAMES'S REAL TREBLY DISTILLED LAVENDER, WATER, patronized and recommerded by a great number of persons of the first rank and fashion. The proprietors of the above valuable Oderilerotia Fluid, ere so confident of its superior fragrance, that they rest eAfully solicit swch of the Nubility that have not tried it will do them the h , nour to send for a bottle by way of trial, and if it dt es not es en ex. ceed their expectation, they pledge themselves to return the money.. A few drops on an handkerchief will instantly discover its real rneri's,. ns it retains its delightful fragrance a I..tg,rth of time truly astonishing.- Suld only nt Sinton and Cu. ' s Medicine Shop, corner of Southern:nun. street, Hieb Holborn, at the re a r reduced ',rice of 3.. the pit Also, at the al'i've s hop. is ss•id INDIIMABLE !TRU \TIAN TOOTH POW VER, recommended by several Phi sicians at the first practice, as the hest preparalion fur the teeth and gums ever discovered, in hoses of e.t. and 2s. 6d. each. Likewise their Man ated ROSE WATER, rets'ining all the delightful fragrance uI the itelk ese, at Is. 41. the pint bottle. TUE NATIONAL REGISTER. 207 PM' 16..—0 n thenigfit of Wednesday the 13th inst. DR. SYNTAX'S NAPOLEON. nits entered the house of John and Michael H. Just Publial►*d, iu One Volume Royal Octavo. rlidrin, in the King's county, near.Road.—Thev Elegantly Printed tin a fine Drawing Paper, and Embellished with itt harm, in order to prevent any resistance from , Thirty Coloured Engravings, Price 11. ss. in boards, . .pt there, and then proceeded to break open the THE LIFE OF NAPOLEON. use with a stone hammer, which, after a slight A Huilibrastic Poem in Fifteen Cantos, by Dr. Syntax. t accomplished, and Joshed in after firing tlitie N.H. This Work may also be had in Weekly Parts, at Ys. 6d. each. T__ 2 .ft • .. . . . .... DIED. Toe PntNcr or A nrstasno.—This Prince, who cred at Vienna on the' 7th, lust his life by the following accident very spirited horse which he was rirling in St..loseph's square, knocked down a woman.-- Ike Prince with much difficulty succeeded in stopping his horse, And alighted to enqiiire into the situation of the woman, who had fortunately received no serious injury, though greatly alarmed. The young Prince again mounted his horse, which appeared tranquil, but shortly afterwards reared, and threw hi s rider. His head was nearly laid open, and this ho-se with n single kick broke sever:A of his ribs. He was conveyed in a liPless stale to the house of his brotlier.in-law, Prince Schwarte-nberg. This accident calls to mind those which have already taken place in the same fatally. The father of the young Prince received, when hunting, a gun• shot in his eye, by which h. was deprived of sicht ; his mother eras gull -I""ne4 ; bi, brother was torced to bacish himself in consequence of a duel, in which he had the misfortune to kill iris adversary; and hi• sister peiished in the fire which broke out in the house of Prince Schw•irtzetiberg, at Paris. _ Tuesday, wl ile sitting at dinner. in an apoplectic fit, John Russell, Esq. of Maidstone. (i Nlmulav, 'the ...Oat inst. in Queen-strget, Mety•fair, Mrs. Pollens, riitct ul the late Dr. Porten,. 13ishup of London.