The National Register. — London, England, 1811-04-21 00:00:00

1 . Ott Thursday. last, at the Haverfortheest Mairee, .16stes Clertriti was capitally convicted of the resumer df his vela., by poison, and was ordered far elevation en Faturday. it is edict, that this man had disposed of two wires in this way, and Was about to be united to a thied when the hand of justice breathe his foul deeds to light. Ore Saturdstrie'nnight, a boy. deaf and &fob, ablettt tittrtten years of age , while at work at a milt belonging to !Wooer's' LLin 13, Chsthlere, of Cans, in Hetefordshire, Ms clothes t ot On g tneled in the. gig wheel, his head Was forced against the roller, and he instantly expired. The vilinge of Merrily, neat Crewherne, was nit Saturday ee'nnight neatly destroeed fire. Th# aceeient- was aceasiened by a man shootine at rats itt a thatched building. About Lee gee te,les were comiumed. The wife of a meehtnic, at Highgate, OR Saturday frowning went out on metro: hieing errand, leaving an infant, lI Months 'lel, entrusted to her care by Mr. Arbuthnot, of Samere-town f Illetencti in a chair, by the fireside, when unhappily, tAe Attie ist oceet, in ite ranefelt over-balanced itself, and, fallieg with irs head ;:gainet the hot fiars of the g: ate, remained' it# drat situa tion until it 4 shrieks attracted the cries of a neiehbone, *hose etrrval, however, was too late to he of any avail, as the scalp of the lithe . innocent wee burnt theongh, and the scull nearly re Tuned to a cinder. It is neediest . ; to add, death almost in t:sedy followed. Mari,- on Thursday morning., the house of Mrs. White, a 10-undress at Heston between Hounslow and bouthwelle was broke open ' and. robbed of a large quantity of valuable linen, with which she had been entrusted to wash. The discovery was merle by a servant man in the employ of the Fart of Jer sey, et Osrerley Park, going betweeet tour and five o'clock in the moriefeg for some clean linen belonging to the family, when diScoeered the house had been broken open. Ats :teem was eieen and information sent to Mr. Cook, the Chief Consta ble, bl who resides near the spot ; and there being every reason to believe that the robbers kid but just left the house, he rode off on horseback to she turnpikes and inspoirecl if any suspicious persona had passed through the gates, and on being informed in the neeative, he had no doubt that the robbers were still in lieunslow. He sent off express fur Smith, one of the Bow- Street putrole, who goes that road. *Ale evening they and se veral other men attended at nottnelow to watch, particularly a lhou , irteti of the mote ef Nevieori;wlo sell 4ffs'fi: About sen o'clock two men with large bundle...came out of the houee ; they followed them, and got before thetn, for the purpose of se curing them, which they effected with the assistence of other persor.s, but cot till after a desperate resistance. On examining the butailes which they had, they peoved to contain part of the property seuleu from Mrs. White's house. Os their persons I hey foiled a. loaded plow', several desperate knives, and several Fie s ofblak k crape. After securing them, the offi cers wept to the house. of Newton,. awe foued nearly the whole of the re v-et:der of the property which had been stolen from Mrs. 11;11Ar'9, which induced them to take Newton also into custody. 'Yesterday they were taken to Bow-street Office, and underwent gat exauthiatiun before Mr. Nyt RF. S. Maipt , Bird, of the West Jelidelesest Militia,entered the Office by chance, just as the exa titillation was abort to close, and recognised the two men de arcted the butches, of the names of Andrews and Symonds, to he deserters from the regiment : also that Newtert heel far inerly belonged to the regiment. The prisoners were committed tar tardier essainination; ate=se- POLICE. Edmonton stage was on •s, chatged by sonit of in Newgatel•street, on Jrd Nlayor, and with mck artinent roger of the staffs, and ordered him there was st course have DIED. On Tnecday list, William Chetham, Esq. of aged 79 years, an eminent Solicitor, whose honor ter and ;imple fortune, were the merited acquiremi worth and talent. At Arundel; on Wednesday, Eliz. Huzer, aged band was kilted at the bade of Culloden Muir, . serving as a Lieutenant in the army of the Duke land, leaving her eleven children, all of whom 311/ On Wednesday se'nnight, at the very great li g ( Johanna Madthn, an inmate of the Poor House, PRICE OF STOCKS. bespoke him of a superior _ the ..bi? *lid in his cicf , :ii;:e that hit drove the Edmonton stage from , Ssiawhill, and that bq his engagement with his passengers he Was bound to leave the Saracen's H(..ld at lour o'clock, and to reach ii!ahopsgate-street in ba,f hour from that time. He admitted that he had en deavoured to pass the procession, but said, if he had not seen Bank Stock 09i per Cent. Reduced 6314+ 3 per Cent. Consols 641 A per Cent. Consols Bol* 5 per Cent. Navy Annuities 97} rank Long Annuities l7 ' India Stock 170 Exchequer Bills, 3d. 6s. 9s. Consols for May . 64if LYnion Printed and Edited by IE. ROCI-IF,, and Published by JOHN Fit.;liEß, No 5, Pickett-street, Strand, new arid forwarded by all the Newsmen, the Clerksof Roads, and Lookstikr. throughout the United Kingdom, free 01 the Cuantrpt Ws. aid per quarter. _ coach to go by, — *T est. As his bread dePended on his however, he conceived he was lustitied in making way, provided_ he.clid.so without inconvenience smut a which 1m Contended was the case in the present With respect to whipping his horses, he confessed *hipped one of them that vratr rather groggy, keep hint up to the pole, and not to run down the been stated. He thought it necessary to add, that of the officers was eat& tibely violent, arid he believed, to law, wholly unjustifiable—four of them jumped or and after using the most opprobrious epithets, dragged Ns coach, watch had three passengers within it, to Comptes, where he remained a prisoner until the . he was enlarged, after an application to the Lord support of the troth of his statement he said he finvard Sir William Planter's arachman, who • the tin - re. Sir Wm. CURTIS observed. that the conduct , from . their own account, had been unnecessarily admitted that doe respect ought to lie paid to the trace when gain.gin procession ; yet he felt Mtn , justice to the Public to say, that when accommodt given to his Mlesty's subjects, it should be done. were ordered to make an apology in the public p; all expeitees. Ge.,rge Japes and his wife, and James _Bidwell, to the arm on a charge of having conspired togel murder of a Soy of about twelve years of age, the latter-mentioned prisoner. it appeared in evidence that Mary Jaques had sated, and, quarterfing with her son, had endeavoured hint down with a poker, which he y; rested from seized a knife and threw at hint, which entered t, who was in bed. the worthy Alderman, under these circumstances. proper to commit the woman to close confini chfla shall be sufficiently recovered to tell its MARLBOTtoUGII- ST RER.T. The following charge of felony, arising from compunatli conscience, was heard at this Office, on Mona who was recently in the set-trite of a gentleman bourhood of Chertsey, having been guilty taken into custody, but his offence was commuted to sea. On the return of the youth, to use his ow' he could not rest in conseentrious quietude until vered his acconiplice in thevarioes acts of theft wi committed on the gentleman's property, and who servant yet remaining in the family. In consequencl information, Uantiltnn apprehended. the prisoner, and her to the Office. At the examination, the youth conspiracy to rob their master had been entered into theny and to share their booty alike, and this depredati, been carried on to a very considerable extent. The (4 the witness went farther, so as to charge the pr . having threatened revenge to a helpless babe, whic; died in a way not satisfectury to the parents, and of which it is our duty to reserve until a future The prisoner was remanded to be brought up again day. . rrb driver and piroprletor of an Edre litUefitybrought btfore WM. CURTI: the city ()facers with attempting to pass i Zvlonday,dthing ' the procession of the Lo: witippint felavead his - -horses, to the ins esoussabics, silthousit they luta up their st toostartit Mr. Croton; whose appearance bespoi (tract - of the frtternity of the Whi?, I y, he should of his punctuality, g the best of his to other per- resent instance. Ifessed he had with a view to officers, as had hat the conduce eyed, according ed on his box, • agged him front to the Pouhrf evening : 4; ord Al he co was oft -'•. cars, y vioteet. He e Chief Magis- iself bound in dation could be e, The ()Riders apers and pay !, were brough( )gether for tha he child of 04 rcl been intoxia oured to knock her—she died the boy's tlik;h ? aces, thought i$ amen until th4l own story. compunCtion of iay :—A youth, in the neigh- r robbery, was .ed on his going 3wn expression., he had disco- which had been io was a female ectuence of this •r, and brought h stated, that a d into betwixt lepredation had The testimony prisoner with hich afterwards I the particulars . e examination. ;ain on a future Falcon-square, iourable charac- ments of united ed 96; her hus- in 1746, when he of Cumber- survived. .ge`of 101 years e, Ennis. • 9& V.4oi Al** ex. dif. ** ex. div„ * 97* . . 3-16 i a 1 180 • 9s. pn. • . Ff ar Temple-Bar of postage ; bit.