The National Register. — London, England, 1809-07-23 00:00:00

480 sects of the parish recommended a short adjournment in Hrrse- Mniqter-lxne Goal, for the more perfect reinstatement of her health; to which place she was enoveved, had . remained there till this .lay. She said in her defence, that she was a soldier's -widow. recently returned from Spain, and that she was extreme ly unwell no the day mentioned in the indictment, and really believed site was is labour. Haying retrained a cousidcrahle time in confinement ; She was discharged with an admonition from tite Chairman, to be more careful of her hefrllh in future,. and not expo-e herself to similar consequences.—The Court then ad journed to the 4th of August. ACCIDENTS sIXD OFFEXCES. littlstc It Co qTA stn.—Mr. nird, a jolly, well-fed eonsta bit. of the night, for Portsoken Ward, together with a young man, whose name we could not learn, but who appents to have been the .aliet of a nobleman, were charge:l by Mr. Nalder, with d nalerly con - turt in the pariah watch-'.ions;, on the pre erediog ni let, n- well contra bones morel, us to the disturbance of the paroehial iralicleillity. Mr. Nalder cmnplained, that passing . on tuts du;y titc. ash the Ward, he was informed by some person, that there w ere fine doings of fiddling; and dancing, gaing un in the watch-house. Titit'!er he went, and font el the stran ger playing on n the Constable tejoved the music, the batch- «u iu high gin' s :tad reah round the door, probably j prepaciag to exhibit " oat the tight Cantastte toe," the effects of the waste resounding with such vivacity from an orchestra so unusal. This outrage upon the solemn gravity of the midnight huur, upon the decorum of the parish waten-!o o mse, ;anal upon the known and exec!l.l.ir stillness of Portsokett Ward, was not to be endured. Tae voice of the paris.l szig;htirtgalcs was drowned in the merry tones, and cauld not be heard in pro claiming the hour of the night. The Mr. Constllble Eird Seate4 on hi, (Oficial pereli, anti like the Ward aids presidenc y, 'U. ti ttic jj3riaVallo2 was carping in full glee to the lively soot ds of the cremuna, which roused him front the soneore duthe:ss or his si tuai ion, like one recovering from the bite of a tarantula. Mr. Battler, however, commanded EI NCr.! an] insisted on tak ine; n way the fiddle. This the Constable resisted, and refused te tetke any charge against the tiddler. further eopeared, that es was pasting with ti friend, tindee the vs ind ,ws of 1 efreiin cnckanted erivtic!.. in the neizbboarLood, tete or two of I • . • il 1k „. L • • /:.• ...ere, ooser.e eg the I .;d.tte in hi.- Liao, ". 01111 plav a tune; and while he was in the act of encradia, b e then; wit .1 soft air, one of the Patro:e came up And look :sill to the I Wo a le-houte. 111 r. Constable BIM def.:titled his conduct, by plow:ire, his iguorance as t a the riaraits duties tilt hk oaiee ; end 'aid, that although Mr. Naider had no taste for mabie, It was not a , hatned to own that lie licd. He was often told, it was the pri r liege of the Constable of the Nieht, to have a frieod or t 'with him, and be a little jolty. lie had censtantly heard the women Of the town singing about the Ward at ail hours of the right, and Mr. Nalder found no fault ; anal therefore he 51-s no harm in a little Milt-am:Altai music in the watch-house, nn i had ealy asked thew -nth-twat to play for hint " of Licer filay," hen N Icier came in and disturbed hin.—The mer;is trate after commending the vio e ilenee of the Alai - shall, and gi ving proper admonition to Mr. Bird and the Musician, tlis:ni.ed them. Bow-Sraurr.—henry Westerman was examined on a charge of feloniouly hat - marry ing with Eliza nedinaa, hi, foraicr. *tire Janet being then alive. The propecutrix, veho is a 'ter, bottag; woman, had been in the service of ::r. Johnson, late of , ow-street, Cover - it-garden, fur several years, where she bad accumulated a small surf of money, when she became acquainted with the prisoner, who passed for a sia;;ic man, awl who diately after marrying her plundered her of Ler hard earei.n.;s, cud then left her to the mortifying discovery of his having; for mer wife living. The ptisoner'siir.a marriage Leirg ;roved, and that his wife was alive at the time the secoad took place, he was S omnitted for trial. A ,hocking murder was committed on l'ri!,%y ni;lit at St. Westir!,;:ter, in the neighbaorhooil of Tothill fields, by a woman on her hushand. The parties quarrellfal to hilst iu bed, after each had returned frog) daily labour, and the s ife sturek a knife in her busbantro hich eaased .oriost instatitaniota death. The woman %vas ta:ten into eteitmly end v. ill be exaciiwd after the Coroner's jury has sat on the body of the (let:tate:l. A Noting man of the name'of Freer!) shot him3elf throtrli the b ea d, in t h e park, on Tuesday last. lie was found v. stli the pistol in his halal, with his head tireaantly shattered. A f,L,r.outr's Jury brou‘ht in a verdict of Lunacy. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. ~~ LLOYD'S LIST. • The Carl and Rosins; Nuttel ; the Vrew F.:rump:tins, de Jcin%.l the Venni, I 1.1,1111; tke Cartano, were captured at Oinuto sly the French on 49t./( 11trch, and texaken on llth May by the for-es cc:not:Laded by Sir Arthur Wellestev.tozdther with the vessitis particularizod k the List of IC.th May, ex.e *vitt the Li:t Mary. which arrived a& a cartel, and the Qitera and Paivitoonya winch tvrre lost at (hello. The Hibernia, arrived from Honduras, Prelke . the PrirterstO Royal. 11 • GrrIto from Liverpool, houed to Charleston the . 2)thth Ma), in lat..t4. 35. N. lop!,'. 10. 85. W.--7th Juno, spoke the bark Collins, frt N_ e, ilbund to St. Julia's ' Capt. Camille I. lat. 45..30. N. 13, se. %v w . The Argo, 1) telt. artived at Liverpool from Jantaica,parted from the fleet :4th Jane, in] tt. Vt. t.. long. 45. 1. The next dal . ' , poke the William, Derbyshire i i eont:iany with 14 othur•t, whiA hod lost Coe neat and on the JUth, spoke lII* E izabetli and three other vetsels,lyntud to the Clyde, part of the fleet. The Coquette, Gentatel!, arrived at Greenock I.Bth Instant, in twenty-se . ..en slay-from Martinique; .poke on the ilth ult. it, I>L 36. 2.t. long. br,, 30. the 11o•e. tuna Martinique to Lendon, aa:l in la:. 37. '2l. spoke the Irlain and the 'vinx.voll,frona Barhadoes to Liverpool. The Industr‘, Matthews, from Coleraine to Gottenhurgb, sailed from Long.. hope, in October last, and has u(3 Once been beard ot. ne nrrlani :it PL:litlilphia, from Liverpool, is seized there far entortn7, the Ceiba !, - .tates after 20th May. l'he.Tant,Liaan, rroin PoMand ; the itleavottr, Loves, and Ikpbel, from Saletu.nre taken and earriel into Fahrstoid.—The lierrehel, fr(ent Cnarteiton, i; taken carried into Swinsoe.—'('he Atlantic ' llAnintain, filen Philadalphia, bite', and tarried into Christiansand.—TheCalieta, Taylor, fr-m 13akton. and thrce.otli.n . A tn.-Clan vesse.ls,na - oes unknown, aro taken and carried into Berg:tn.—The. Ann, Hew, from Boston ' • Edward and Miry, Fer.vteri from G'. - ;ter (hefixe kacca , n to b e captured) and the Atlantic, (above melitioncd) carried into Chrivliansund, have been eendetn , :cd. The Jano, Andrews, arrived at Bristol, rifted from (be:l:total:a ffeet rsth ' ult. in a fr:, on the Banks of Newfoundland, afterwards felt in with the ship Jaataica, and It:•pt comp.ray r ;lb her. Theltoffettrq.-, with brandies, was foited upset about two lea;reea fr •trt L'arie.it, and carried into Part Latti;. Great pare of the cargo savel. Crew sni t or-ei to be drowned. Ti-e le lam, , arrived at Liverpool, s:t ilLtl (rem Barbadoes 11th ult. 41 elinpany ith the Maxwell, and parted from her Seth, in lat. 40. 41. long. 40. 53. in cent, •:n;; v. i;:t the Rt.,•:e, Me-shail, front Alartialque to London: smile day spolze the from St. Vieceet's to Liverpool. On Silt instant, lat: 49. lett;.. •10. sintke the skips Dick and from Janitica to Landon, in com pany. lief:yr...en Sth and I?ri, passed :in of re:Aels steering to the Eakta w trd. On 12. th, the llersey, from Jamaica to Liverpool, the Bar:ett -4-ht; saute evenitef roaite the Minerva and Flora. bound to flristol. On the I.th, :..N1 the Arne:net:a ship of war Montezuma. bound to Liverpool. The Panevinx. -, arrived at Greenitck, nod the Jelin TIM% , arrived nt Liven pool, .t.ortairn in coelpany with tint Comet. for London; r;lizabt h. Far Belfata; and a brig belonging to liin;.;ston; and parted in the Wi l'assa;e. '('he ,Villiatn, Stoldart, f..rtm Lancaster to Antigua, stated in the List of the I t:i to be tcCe at Torto!a. The Is --, from Liverpool toy Quebec, is 10-3 on the Banks of New. The lgeptitne, Illnat3 ‘, from Nonslottitthowd se Italie* Efiiwarri:44l2d. was icst 2S:!, J..lne n'T cry.c St. rr-.-.lic is. - , . Thf.: Ilft.iit7 Sur., i'Arrono,C•cm tlharleF•ton, is sunk in the Qtlee:.'6 Dock Ilas'at, i snit , t'co . ..;:. Clri9t; ia.:e.iig, put (!ainased. 11.•.,i; k1.T.c.1, N.L'1.i..1 . 23., fr.::.l Dome-Ara, has Ittzt her foreolact and bowsprit at Li %.t-..p0.)1, I , y Ow Viiii;aku, Dc3)...vihire, from .F.1.-r.nic 1, retting foul of her. l't;:: Zzra and D....;e1, 1111!, fr. - .....n New York to liilboh, is detAided by tiler Ax.,:ttuilfrigite, aul se.it,i,q4 1,;:..1001.1!;, I3IRTIIS. The Countel . ; of Craven Was on 'Tuesday safely delivered or a son rimi i •ir. a: titer hotke of her Noble Cttn,ort, it) Charles street, l',rkeley-square. Iler Ladyship and the infant are both to do 's eii. SAturt!;:y last, ate Lady of Issae Goltlsmid, Lsq. of Spital- F qoare, of ti llatiuthati Mill. near ,7 ,tro , teian, Mrs. Donald CQmeron, of t ‘vins, ne n;:, her twelfth e11,1:1 sv ith in t ticelvr. yeal - s, nine of whom I,,•rt. born at four births. The mother and children are doinA . T t , irsilav was In rely delivered. at her tiluse in Phieni v -street, Solt! . oers 'Fa I:n.ston, wife of ivlr. Easton. Baker, of three elii!dre..!. two boys and a girt, all of whom, with the. mo. ther, are like:y to do well. MAUR! At C).) , •l;cnYrn, Mr. :!. Cooli, aged .70, to lligß J-tiny !levant youiir, 1:%ly of ol)nut half tkat age. The happy couple left t::e (-ha:Tit 1i otie se:ha-chair, amid , st the acclaluatious of the flirrOOPlllOg At Eilo;:),:(l'o11•05, Mr. TZobert Oliver to Mil% Elizabeth Reed, LOW it ufsiito, being the second wife the bridegroom ha, had ;n the illorL t , i:,lt:e of nine J) L 1 . TneFt!ay, in the Slit' sear of his nge, De l .t. Esq. one of hit. ;`,ia.iesty's Ju3tices of the Peace fur the 1 c,i tl3 itidini; of Y ork,iii re. 3 per C Pt. Consul 67 7 1111-5 per Cent. Nary 98n---1. per Cent. C1l:391 81 4-3 per Celli. [lanced (7 01 9. Et) wars 11-1 1 3—Ounlian s rn.—e.xchequer !Mk, 341 per flay 7,13 pta.-IwILL 19,20 pm.—Lottery Tickets I.vr Ani.:(t.t J. art! .!. ( Stoktitl, London; :wet :41-n111444 Elatrti cfl, at 4 o'clock ever. Ettntlay l' and for by all it :Newt-men, t h e C:tcrica of and i3ocl clleta, Clireigitellt the Uft;teti Kindont, true of p05t.,40.4 iutolliol;vhuittc), ;alai. 31g, p e r ta t , to _. 4