The National Register. — London, England, 1815-06-11 00:00:00

. TIIE NATJONAL REGISTRR. Rol JCE. NANSJON HUSE. • J. Smith and W. Crisp wen charged with robbing. a country gen Weithes..ay evening. in the Minorivq. It 4ppeart.d. that en the evesiiiie in question. UR the plaintiff am' him ‘‘itemst i le violking throin.li the Minoiii44, they were ion omitted by roitr wen, t o o ile m and took planititr's pocket Imok f vo i n his p or k i .r. 71 Di,. Waugh, an inhabitant of Princes St* t cr. Minot les, whops-yet the thoisar tion, and mow the hook taken :file pt isont.i.m, lift formed pot ill . iiit• gang emeapei4 then, lint 'chiming' to the same spot in half i;a:1 111(•?ii •venivii. Part of the puottcrty stolen was bawd in their .liusse.srion.. 7 hey wLie cOmliiittcd bit GUILDHALL. Vesti.rrlay. Joseph relining wioi charged with rolihintr, Mr. C. 401. ke ver I gold 6kains, broaches, and seals. It appeared that the vii.“orr and the prosecutor lodged iu the Ited Lion, Lane, and the prisoner having given notice that he would leave his lodging, on the following day. Ti'l chests in whine the pr . pe:ty i n quetion was deposited were broken open and the artiehes aulcn. A chhoel and hammer %it re foitirl in the snout and the geueral coudnet of the prisoner baring excited suspicion lie was apprehended, The propel ty not having yet been found, he was renninded. A boy named Th , ale, who had in pri.perly plaerd littowelf wpoosita the gun, in the Pilik.;:while- tiring to erlrbit.to the Xing's birth dab %1 , 19 shot IN the gfop i by the moddinj, and died neat darmlinother tray waa WOUllde'd ! Th-nins Love! and Made Brown,. ni the Gyrey tribe, wet. chervil at G.iildliwil, Setnrday with wtealing two assew, the pr. 'petty us P. yr Lana i a wilder of aswes Eating ; the priwoners is+ to dp tested while offt ring the atinriais for sale in SpnthOeld s Ttley writ cuinnaited f r tqa3. Gunmasfollya.—At- st public bowie in Carlisle, on galinfloy sennight, a rook•lfire pi:clituau pluposrd, for a willing auger, fg drr cu ;r 27 erg, ut 1111.! tuiu tr ; wheel' helo t / arceptud, hr actually b 1 4401 and tirvoured that .ntout.er raw within the time speciPed, 11114 aflvra watch; drawls a gallon of ale and a of Login on Totemlav Lady Charlotte Fintla Hatton, ora ,on sad heir, a) HottNe isa Manchester sd►nrm. A pnor woman of the name of Margaret - Steel, No it. New-itreetj Chapel-street, r, uife to a private of the Foot Gliatlis now serving tunic) , the Didie of Wrltitigton, was delivered this wetk,.at hue' yak of four children, the t Q 1114 91 . WhGUI are to do vroll, but tire other Iwo were still born, MAIMED. At Queen Charlton, Somerset, .1.11)1e4 Poulin, of Hampstead, fp Miss Thotnasitie Void, of theformtr place: fly . special licence, the Right Hon, Lnrd Petre, to trances, Wes, daughter of Sir Richard I;stlitigtlo.l, of 041/urglt, iu the Cumoy Of Nprfo.k,,Bart, - By special licence, at the lionse. of the Earl of Breadalbene, in Park lane, John 7 harp, Esq. of Chippenliam Park. Cambridgeshire, to Lady Hannah Charlotte Hay, third daughter el the late. George. Marquis of Twtedale ; the bride was given .away by her uncle, 1 1 4. Earl of Lantiertiale. At St. Georges, Haniver.sipare, the Rev, James gevill.ll. TS ; Fpilosv of Exeter College, Oxfcrd, to Ann Isabella, only daughter and heiress of Somerset i2 f cvics, Esq. or Croft Castle. Herefot At Starley, ;Tar Cliesterf.elil, )1, W. Neville, aged 47, to Miss Andrew, in the 27111 year . oflicr age, dangliter ut G. Atittrew. Eq. of the same place. At Grettia,Capt.Bontein. of thel,ife Gairrig. .on of Sir F.Rottteio to Miss Stocky, daughter ofSir E. titanic). The Lady lultie very large fortune. Vieie • were no objections to the match, Wit those which arose from her extreme youth, she lacing only lir, UNION TIALL, . . Sarah 111.11ay. an hibernim lass or maseuline appearance, was eliar4ed by a man ahiint seventy years of age with assaulting him. The complainant stated, that he was proprietor of a number of small (cue . meats, in Lambeth. .which he fet by the week', the Defendant was the • tiecopier of one of them, and on Ile darun which the assault com• picnic(' of took place, he called on her hir her rein, instead of a ten der in legal coin, however, she paid him most liberilly with blows and scratehcs and 4indly Fuccceded in (hiving' him Imp d i e premises.. rite Defendant aid not deny the truth of the charge ; but, said that not beingprepnred to pay her rent immediately, she requested the in dukerice of a fe' days, a request which was immediately complied Ai: h, and the Prosecutor entered into friendly conversation IA ith her ; /aneuage, however, soon assumed a tuore amorous cast, and he pro ceeded to take such unwarrantable liberties with her poream, ' that she wasob!ig@d to use the violence she had dune in self defence, and to re imke him. This appearing to be a true stutement of the case, the ~I•Ligistrate discharged the complaint, and advised the Defenditut to Lc cWrie the prosecutor which she declaired she would do. • ACCIDER'TS AND OFFENCES. Thirst:mut Fint.—eOn Tuesday morning, about one o'clock. a most alarming Ere broke not iii.Sadlers' Hall, Cheaiiside. Itseems to have commenced in a kitchen underneath the ball, as it was first perceived bursting din under the sitter. The windows end doors of several houses adjoining were broken by the watchmen and otlieis before any of the illy:Ai:tants awoke to perceive their (larger, The door of that patt• from which the fire was perciived, was burt.i pen by a gentleman who happened to he present : but in consequence of the violence of the flames, it could not then be entered. Several engines were soon col. lrytt d, end the progvess of the devouring element was speedily check ed, though from s the considerable time it burped before it was disco. "red. very little of what was on the premises has been saved, On jteluiry, we learn that lives were lost A fire broke out at two o'clock on Friday morning, at the Bell Inn, Wu:hi-street, Citeapside, which has consumed the coutiting,house and v.eteimusebelot,ging to Mr. Vitaken, ss nl.t, the Coffee-house and Tap tel to the inn. It •it understood that •the goods in the ware house were ull, or nearly all, got out. The whole of the premises were. iusured. The fire began in she cellar at the Top. We are sorry tq say that one poor n all ha , been burnt to • death i he is stippqrd to have been the 0-tler !it the Itin,.who had only hven in this 'service Ilii(e wee b. Ij, r remains were carried to the Vestry-room of St. i n :siisn.o.street. ii a most shucking state, to wait the decision of the Corenei's Inquest. Sewing. —On Tueiday a. Coro• er's inquest was held before Mr, 'Jodi:son, at the Duke of Wellington, Chelsea, on the body of R. be•t Rey :g o lds, late 011icer in his Illikie!ny's Navy, who died et his }'nine 10 S Inh,streri, Sinaue.srivare, tin . 4 ;iitolay pawning, in curse - swallowed two octets of iundon.im. ;trprotted that the tlecess c .d kad been ill it very otte•titinstble state of mind for ••:ihe last si t mow h•, so much ao as often nt tolk widely and •I lieroi "l ly."..ind So forget wi,ei tirs.bad op id or 4 c ,v, the preceding .rginute.ses. DIED. At Afadras, on the 04th of December, Air Simnel Hood, Part. Vice Admiral of the Blue: one of the most meritorious otheeis the British Navy. He married. in 18;4, the Jon, Juliana j4liic, kenzie, daughter of Lill Seaford'. wbo accompanied biro to India, nod' last week retiirne4 from thcore iu the Malacca tilgate. Sir Salimet, like the immoctal Nelson, of whom IT was a worthy Ilya' in merit. had lost an arm in the service. This happened in the action ott the coast of France, in which lie captured tonr tin. frigates, Sir Samuel was one Of tlic Represeutittin's Of the City of Wrstmjn i ster In 113e6. Un iltursday last, in Fit. Jarnes r street, Mr. Ames rillrhy , the relebtateil artist, *well known tar iija limners:ins engraved wul ics ? parljeulaily in the sal kVA line, Thursday last, Mr. Page, a respectable yeoman, at ErrlnElians, ; lie had attended Brighton Mai iset, apd was returning !mine, when hr fell Imo his horse, and-was killed fin the snot, fl has left a widow pregnant, and nine eloildren to lament his hiss. Tuesday stoloniktit, Mr, Janie. Martin, of Povatit r Wilts ; he fell from hts horse, ott his return home from follsbilif non het, and rt.eeiyed so npieh that be died next day. Aged ft), Ilielierd Marshall, miller, of Eypingloam, Rutlanolt.sso while eating his hreakfast, %lips snadenly timed with Om crimp et his 11,7w,okiid died instantly, CONSUMPTIONS Arm COL7GHS vspectable Proles. sional Gentleman 4taving, in •privare Practige, discr•vered a mode of Treatment so invariably succossiol rhst he thinks I: it Duty to Society to impart the important ben tit* ft titeneiVely as VoSs6;le end (With sut;lt view; OA he oQW cviiiiites himself to tpq certain Core nr of these li3rgcrous tt .crions,,ma‘ (14,17 corniuln.4l, er sid , irestoci t Nu. 11, Carmarthen ittreet t csotmv. ham Court JUNE 11 IP