The National Register. — London, England, 1814-07-24 00:00:00

• TILE NATIONAL REGISTER. ifeCIDENTS _:ll\'D OFFENCES.• Ye-tordav, Miss Watkins, of Knightsbrid:ze, was run over by a 1 :1,,t0111 .11 11.1i111 fill speed down Constitotion Hill, St. James's p a rk, by whirl' accident her left arm was broken. The ruffian who ~r eas iimed the mischief rode on without waiting to wititcss the el fvrts of his brutal negligence. Smelly evening, ahuat ci,tht o'clock, a man observed an old woman entet Mg one of dark private vaults under Somerset-house, lu• cage. v led I enter th e ulniimv cell, where be beheld to his a , - r.olishinent the ulject of hi• infl ivy sittiig over the dead body of n man : iaonedottely ticquaihted the beadle, and the old woman w as t a k en jut.. custody. From the various stories immediately in eircuhttion, The pajaulace were so prejudiced agninst her thnt would have been torn to pieces by the ni-b, only the constables protected her from their fury The story ill circulation being that she enticed the deceased. it:to the where she I.her outs:n-a or strangled him. On the Coroner's i!:quest it .s as p: oved that the name of the deceisi d was Crawley, 0,111 they were buth paupers in a work-house the other side of the river, :..nd that their b:isiness in the yJnlt was in pick up a few chips for their fi:e, when the deceased fell in a fit of which he expired, end that she wit‘ brio:jug him some water. 11 , 1 thinking he was dead at the time she ilitrlct.d the attention ef the man who discovered her in thnt onfor• ttindte situ:awn. The Jury returned their verdict --Died by the risita• ti:sn of Gad. - !Munnen.—Sunday se'nnight, lthont ten (.'cico:k, Mrs. Nnyce, au aged ‘lottran, who resides at Fawley, in the New Forest. llamp s:tire, was barbarously murdered near her own residenee. The de ce:v.ed kept :t chandler's shop ; she was a wittow, and hall one ::on, about twenty y ears a a!ze, %%lin, being from. home, she left her house to 20 in search o him : not retnrning !tome at a late hour, some of her neighbours went oat tit pnr.nit of her, and at two o'clock in the morning site was fout.d in apparently a liti.less stale, in a field ad. ioi:!in a lane where they . knew site world pass, with her head ,totekingly bruised; she remained insensible for several days, am) NN hen she Calm' to lterself, site stated the attack to have been made by a man in the tape, who name behind her and gave heirsbme vitdeot blows with a stick or blndgeon at the back of her head, anti after wards dragged her into the field; but site did not see the man, and of course conld not de-eribt• liiin ; she has since died of the wounds anti the Coroner's Jury hayina , s:tt con the body. bronidlt in a verdict of wilful murder against tics own son, who on Monday was conveyed to Winchester Gaol by Vick( ry, the Itow-street officer. It ap• peared before the Jury that the son courted a young woman, Rad was about to marry her wham the mother had a very great objection to, but h& persisted in paying his addresses to In r. On the night when the hors dile deed Was committed he was proved to have been vi b itiag the voitog woman, and lie was seen by a m.rvant girl coming out of the tied where his mother was found five minutes after gine left her house. The motive for this barb:lrons act is supposed to have bero that tli mother had lett her property to the son. but if he nun tied the girl she objected to, she would alter her will anti leave it aw -, Y from him, Tininia, midshipman of the Unicorn- frigate, was tried at Editi;iiirgli for ti,e miirdcr of W. Jones, a seaman of that ship, by stab bing. hin, with a dill. on the Pier of Leith. He way found guilty of culpable homicide, a.ld sentenced to 14 years transportation. A tire brake out nn Wednesday night, in the stables belonginz to S. Longman, Esq. in New ()I inond.street, which in a short time tot.olv cow:timed the whole building , i. The accident was occasioned bv the ostler lea% can: le in the maiincr, comnsimicattd to ?tine hay, and immediately set tiie to the ptemkes. Three valu able peri,lied in the tlaincs. Nluttur.n.—A f Avner in .the nei , Abourhood of Tollamore, Philip Cr t entv, accompanied by two your: men, his sons, was, about one o'clua: on the milling of the I'2th inst. on his way IS oniewartk. re turning froin a fair held the.precedenz they. Ile lead n( t, how ever, proceeded many yards from the hottSe in which he had been, when he wa ., !net by a hand of villains : one of whom tipped him on the bleniildcr ‘s ith his left hated ; and on the nrsospecting man's turning' round, thinking some one wi)lied to speak to him, struck him e. ith a spine, %%Inc% he held in his right hand. and felled him to the ground. 'flee dastardly deed was seconded by his asqociates, sonic of whom continued to assail their now helpless victim, while others attacked the two youths ; of these, the one fortunately escaped without much injury ; but the other was So Mulch bruised, that lie meow lies in the Comity Infirmary with little hopes of his reco% cry. The father expired on being carried to the honse of a surgeon. Tn the Court of King's Bench yesterday, nothing ►►f an intere;ting move orrnrre►l. 'nue Sittings ended, and the Court adjourned to ttit: let of November, 'The LADIES SEA-SIRE SHADE CALASH CHAPAU BRAS, u't ful as a Garden or Travelling Bonnet, at Ins. each, is selling at Cavendish Hon se, 44, Wiemore-street, Cavendi.h-square ; and every article of Silk Mereerv, Hosiery, , Habcrdashery, &c. are selling on the same terms as 1',.1 :\ i's. N. B. Millinery, Drefzses, - &c. SAUCE A LA RUSSE, FOR FISH, CUTLETS, STEAKS, CHOPS, &c. JOIAN Ii ILL, successor to the rate Mr. Thomas Aveling, Italian, and Fish Sauce Warehouse, 68, PICCADILLY, facing St James's_ street; respectfully irtirnis the Nobility and Gentry, that lie alone continues to prepare the above most excellent 'and much admired Sauce from theuriginal receipt of the late Mr. Thomas Aveling; and bets to return thanks for the liberal encouragement he has received, hopes to be honoured by a continuance of future fatours. J. 11. feels the gi eatest confidence in recommending the a bL,ve much admired Sauce, as being superior to any other Sauce hitherto offered to the Pialic.—Please ro ob3erve the label on each bottle has my signature, all others are spurious. PERSONS WHO INTKND TO HAVE BOOTHS AT Tnr. lIYDE-PARK FAIR. INNK,LEPERS,..PUBI.ICINS. and the Public in general, are in- tert: ce that the Finest Wile 11,ttIed Stout at 6s. 6d, per doz. 1):Ito . . litittkd Ale . 6ci. Ditto, D.tio . Ditto cyder 85,_ . 611. Ditto, May be had by applyine. to Messrs. Wm. Tehhitt and Company, No. 4.,, Leadenhall,streer. kind NI% 4'. W,vmarket. Wm. Tebbin ond CO. respectfully inform their Friends, &c. that their Stnut, Ale, and Cyder is in the highest condilinn. N. B. Fine Old Purl .58s. per dozen - as usual, and other \Vines pro portionably low. CHEAP TICKETS. PIDDING and Co. No. 1, Con mr., and .1, CHAniNG-Cnom recommends the NE tV LOTTERY of 1 , 1,000 Tickets, which will begin drawing the FIRST of SEP I'EMIIER ; it contains Four Ca vital. of 4.4),(00t. and 110001. and EiOit ofrt naol. 2MOOI. a nd 1,0001. besides Thi4y of .;001. &c. The smallest Prize exceeds the Prime Coq of a Ticket !---There are no fixed Capitals !—Ticketi and Sharrs Cheaper than in any of the last 1. - ) Lotteries, are now selling by Pibm NO and Co. - as above, where were sold the Two Largest Prizes shared in Cornhill, in the two last Lotteries; also,. lately, Tk‘o Prizes of 10,c001. and the Three Last ever shared of - .1,0001. 2,0001. and 1,0001. P. and Co. are also appointed AGENTS for Government for thp sale of Tickets price 10s. 6d. each, entitling the heater to be present at the GRAND FETE, which will take place in ST. JAMES'S PARK. BASINGHALL-STREET. AN ELEGANT ASSEMBLAGE OF MODERN I-1.01.7..X110L.p FUR N ITU R E. A complete drawing-room suit, parlour and other chairs, some of which are elegantly inlaid with gilt brass work, and covered with red and purple Morccco leather, Turkey, Brussels and other carpets, a Grecian side-board.of exquisite fine wood and workmanship, ma hogany and rose-wood, Trafalgar, dining, card, Pembroke, sofa, upper and Loo tables, secretaireand Bock-cases, an eight-clay clock, a wardrobe, brilliant chimney, pier glasses and mirrors, china, plate, table and bed linen, a fire coned piano-fnte, by Clemetiti. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. FORRESTER, On the Premises No. 56, Basinghall-street, To morrow, July '25, ani following day, at twelve, All the truly genuine houseshnld fi:rniture and efl:•cts, 'comprising hands: . me lofty mahogany four-post tent and cottage bedsteads, with drapery hangings prime seasoned goose and down feather livds, mattrasFes, large b!4nkets, and Marseilles quilts, drawing and bed room window curtains, conche; and chairs to correspond, mahogany double and single commode chest of drawers, Ladies and Gentlemen's dressing stands with apparatus complete, writing, reiding, and Ladies work tables, travelling case and curious cabinet, tine cut glass lit:ties elegantly ornamented, a dinner, tea and table service, a cylinder writing desk, and counting house ditto, 'Area iron re po,itory, the fittings up of a counting•lmse, kitchen uten , ils, itcc. May be Viewed 'awl Catalogues had on the Prerni:, - :s, and of the Auctioneer, 18, St. Martin's-court. DIED On Monday eveninc', Mile', Pcter Awirewc. El. M P. for B ~.(4. ley, at lii ti I: , e in I 'kyr laNd-row, afier a k-x day , ik i neb`. II". 0.yam . ...4, unexpected., tkat ix had sent out abo'oe VI ) .k. card. ,J 1 riLv!...ai th Laea to see tLe 41-iuw it; the Cire..ra Pak in•rni lily WIJIW4I' 14:. to • • . I • • I JULY i4. + •+ y 4SI 1