The National Register. — London, England, 1822-09-01 00:00:00

IMO CORONER'S P. -wee— An inquest was held on Monday night. end by adjournment * to Tueanny, hetoie Thomiu Stirling. Esq. Cormier, ut the L:on 341,1 aotmrs'loait. ott tits Lady sit WI infant eland, said to thive titre iliore,nett be its mother and her puratiluar, the lather et the cond. anti nod tor some thue cohabited a lilt her, and Wilt) 3aiial.:U in her ueliveiy. . Ehzainith Burr sworn.-1 saw Mrs. Jones, the mother of the Wisceasest, who rendea et No. 7, Deunnuatia-street,ionierwtown, at tun o'clock on Wedneshay last; she is a laundress, and 1 eoik tor hue; she ap t eared very pnorly twelve, laid at one o'eloele the saute day went to her room a.td Mona her in gieat pain ; I heard toe tea , of a and, and went doom stairs for assista..ce; a man maned Morrison, wl u lodged in utc house, went up Is Airs. dunes; he sent word down that I need not come up. as I was not wanted. out had I occasion to send for assistance; lien an hour afierwards I went unto the room, and saw Mu,. Jose* on the bed, but 1 saw no child. 1 had uu knowied• a ne of Mrs. Junes'. being in a state of pregnancy. Catherine Richards.—The last witness, on Wedcesday last, told ma that mere was n person at No. 7, Drummond-do et, very ill, but she Lid not know it it was a 1111Seiltriage lALIA witness went up mans with me to cleats the room ; it was much stained. I saw a child wrapped in a piece of dirty cloth •it ap paired dead. Mrs. Jones was in bed ; she said the child was snit-bum. I went for Mr. Wakelisid, a surgeon, but as to. Jones did not wish to her for any Atr. W re turned v. au me to the noose. Mr. George Wakelield.—l was called in on Wednesday i° wine 3 pers..: at Nu. 7. Uruuunund street. I AVM Mrs. Junes; .she was in toed ; !die told• me she bad been eundenly taken ill. and was not aware of her sin:at:on till the child was born. [lien the surgeon entered into a dean of the facts which went to elicia t..at no care was taken to preserve the tide of the cadd alter it was Born.; and the infant intgiat have Died to death. J Yhe child was a full vote!, healthy entice; it wri st its Mil time; it ap,wared to have been barn Emma Junes.—l stn the daughter of Mrs. Jones, the mother of toe deceased chid. My noisier is a widow. 1 Lid not know of my mother keeping compatty with any, not has she thld use who is the father ill tios calm!: my mower was taken iii on Weti ticaday about two o'clock on Wednesday my mother seat to see me ; I Wllil to her room, and Mr. Aim risun 0411 ; . he had :hit been in, the room ten minutes anerwarus; my mute r sent nie for Mr. Morrison, she wanted to see ham directly; lie had lodged in the same house a week, but had been aniusioned with nirmother for several y .es. When Mr. Morrison went :into the count. he desired Eltaaneth Burr to go ler medical its. sistahee ; whtte I a n d Itliz beth Burr stood on the outside of my mother's dour, 1 heard my 1110Illtf scream, but I am sure diet I heard no child cry. Mr. alined:on told Me Mat lie had ueliveled my [within of a child, and my mother also told me the bailie thing; I do not know of Mr. Morrison attending niidwitery before the OcellSioll. It was after the doctor bad been • ahat Mr. Murri-on told me that me child was dend : 1 have nut Beard who was the father of the child. Julia Morrison.—l have known Airs. Jones three or four years. I was brought up to the trade of Cult and shoe making. ' I slept in an adjoining apartment to Airs. Jones, and I did so when she lived in Moore-stret, Soho. • Mrs. Junes has been in disposed Wpm June Ital. I have practised physic ter the last two years, and at my request she went to Dr. 1 to take Ins ad vice. She comanuncated her complaint to time atter she had been to Dr. Plum I suspected mat site was pregnant. I have aaininisteieti physic to Mrs. Jon:: 's nuttily for above two your', wnen any of them needed it. Mrs. Junes-did not communicate slier pregnancy till two weeks Meer bee visit to Dr. Prone. I saw Airs. Jones on Tuesday last, in the morning; she aas very un well. he:at:en one and two on Wedoesuey I was called My Jones ; she came .o me and said her tawnier was very ill, and I was wanted in her mother's remit. She was standng. and was dressed. 1 laid heron time bed, and afterwards saw tale cold with its tic-.d and shoulders in the chamber utensil. Were the witness entered into a minute description of the si.uation of the caild, &c. by which it uppeared lie mule sett to have a knowledge ot midwifery.) When he sew the child. the navel suing bed .been Melded, and he believed it wits severed by the edge of the utennl betura mentioned. Witnees continued-1 nark off any apron and %%applied the child in its. and lett it on the thaw. The mind was quite inanimate *hen I took hold cat it. Willie 1 was woes tg ti.. child, 1 called EamiaJones, and told her to call Alm. Barr; she came inunediateiy, and went for a female mid • %lie, who she said lived in sue same court its betiVir. S:111 %salt !'or Mr. Wakefield, the doctor, who came in a short time, but I was not then in Mrs. room. The Coroner and J ury agreed to adjourn the inquest to Tnesday evening, fur further evidence, when tney renasss,untled and tuck the following adddinnal evidence ; Elizabeth Wyatt.-11 am house-maid at the Crown and An chor slavein, Stand; I have lived there three months; I knew Mrs. Jones when she lived in Weraour-street, mind other places; I non% know Morrison I have seen young wan at her house; I bare sc.:et-him twice mut her; i think only twice (witr.ets wits agitated); I lived in the same house %nit Mrs. June--; I knew Mattison also lived in the shrne house; I believe I must have seen him more than twice; he has not called upon me to give evidence in favour of Mr. Junes since last night; I engaged with Mrs. Jones when she told me die was merman!, to nurse her, and I engaged at the Crown and Anchor on taring the place to leave there when I should be called for by Mrs. Jones. I did no; know how long it was likely to be before tax delivery ; I gave my mistress waning 113jtil a tortnight ago, but have nut yet brought away my things. Elll:ll2Juaes came fore last night ; she brought a note Com her mother, stating that site we; ill. 1 have received no comatinicetion Irani Alurrison that my evidence in favour or Mrs. donee was necessai y. 1 did inc iirLiVi Morrison we: a dolor or man midwife. I a ss to nurse the child us well Xs Mrs. Jones; I never Quoted a person in such a situation; I am nut a midwife. I know Morrison lived with Mrs. Jon,. in • Moore-street. Since 1 went to blue Cuo.tn and Anchor, 1 have newer heard fruni Ales. Jones at all; I have recatual nil intim forma-den treat her that my semces were likely to be soon wanted. I never heard Alia. Junes talk about baby linen. Ido not know who was to be Mrs. Jones's medical attendant, nue cad I say if she had spoken to an *UCCOUCIItIIf. Mr. G. Wakefield, isurgion. ee.examineti.-1 am satisfied that the navel-string was not cut by the edge of the utensil produced. Caroneri—fie child was heard to cry by one of the witnesses. Yau say it was a fine healthy child, and We witnesses all say the idior was cover.. with blood. Might not the calla have bud to death as it lay on the flour ? Saigeoth—lt might: a child would bleed tc death if the navel string was not tied, however tall of neaten it might be when Win. The Coroner addressed the Jury, who retired for half an hour and (stunned a verdectWf Wilful Murder aaairist Inzauetn Junes and James Munson.i Ile was taken into custody by the bendle. but Airs. Jones was found to hate left her home. tin her return, the Counter issued his wari:ait w su.lvey her to Newgwte wan Alornson. MR. GltrE , :, THE AtRoNAI gtetlewin is so far re eoverA from his lute aeeident as to be enahril to travel, and he nil 'rour.day ti.ited Worcester to ascertain whether am a,eent from t ienee is his balloon would be ailtisable ; but find ing, trim the want of sufficient nailer, th,:re would be little .pr of remuneration, aid haring severel pressing utters from ot.ier Oleos, he ha, declined Gout Willi:aster, at leevt .4; As the iirtvieut beeson- - THE NATIONAL REGIS! FASHIONS FOR SRPTEMBER. BALL DtEss.—Dress of fine tulle owe a whits satin slip, ornamented neatly half the depth of the skirt with scollops of pink net and steel; the latter donned bye large steel button in the centre, and a semicircle of small steel bends. Short full sleeve, composed of alternate rows of pink net and steel, and white tulle and steel , collar, confined by a band of pink net arid steel. Tuckty, a quilling of the finest tulle. Sash of . pink and white embroidered satin ribbon. A wreath of roses confines the hair. which is in ringlets, as in the reign of Cherie:ill. and pre sensed to our admiration in the beautiful paintings by Vandyke. Necklace, red carnelian and pearl. Gloves of white kid; shoat, white gros de Nails. Comas Du ESS.—An elegant robe and petticoat of.pale blue silver lama. over a blue satin slip; thus combinnig Scotland's national cilours of blue and white. now so prevalent among the leaders of haat toes: the waist is of that graectitl length which cultivated taste has adopted, and which, we hope, will lung be retained, fhe stomacher is of silver vandykes: a double row extends over the shoulders and back, united by silver roses. The sleeve is short, and of novel construction. consisting of a dozen rows of silver vandyke trimmin,, , ,separetetlby blue satin pipings, contred by a silver baud round the arm, and fini,lied with flue same trimming. The tucker is line blond lace. The robe and petticoat have an elegant border of large roses. of blue golre crape and silver, hail encirckd with thist.es, which form a kind of radii, giving lightness and effect to the trimming, which is edged with a flatlet wave, and fiaisl.ed with scoi:oped golre crape. The headdress is of diamonds, with a superb plume of ostrich feathers. Neeklaet and ear-rings of diamonds and sappi iris.. White kid gloves; white satin shoes, with blue and silver roses. • By the recant act at Perliatnent to regnlate the granting of alehouse licenses. every person applying fur a license, is re quired to enter into a recognizance, himself in 201. with • suf licient surety in 2.11. or in case he should be unable through inlihnity or other sufficient cease, to attend the Justioes, he must send two persons to he hound each in the *am of 301. Pad the condition of the recognizance is, that he such keep tlia true assize in selling bread and oilier vietuals, beer and other liquor*, and shall not feauduleutly dilute or adulterate the itiate, and shall nut use any pots or other messures that are not of full size ; that Le shad not knowingly permit drunken ness or tippling, nor get Jena himself, in his house or pre mises, nos slider galling of any description, by journemien, labourei a, la, or apprentices ; nor sutler any bud, bear, or badger-baiting, cock• lighting, or other such sport or amuse ment nor sulfa designedly, men or women of notoriously bad fame, or dissolute girls and boys, to assemble in his house ; &c.; nor shall keep open his house, or permit any drinking or tippling, during the hours of divine service on Suglays ; nor keep open the house during late hours of the night, or e,rlv tit the morning..but fur the reception of travellers. A breach of these regulations will subject the persons bound to forfeiture of their recognizance. The thetstim of Lord Kennedy's great match for 2,000 I/Milers took place oh Motidae, the 12.1 i of A ughii-t.— His lordship Uad taken 40 41 1, in fifties, that he wosild, one day of season, 1822, from 12 o'clocK Due ttialit, .0 I'2 o'clock the folluwitt; ingot, kill 4U pair of grows: oil his shooting growitl at Friar, at the 11t . .111 in Aberdeen shire; and afterwards ride to fits seat at Doti notter, and back to Fellar, a ilotaiwe of 140 miles. Exactly at 12 o'clock 011 Sunday imr,tit, three WaICIICS were set toge ther, and put into a b is by the umpires, —'turner, Esq on the part of Mr. &Di... Marvin, and Captain llrtclay. via the part ol Lord Kennedy; Mr. Clumping referee. At four in the nuirtt.ne, Lord Kennedy coin tueticed shootinu, au ended i.y a great numb:r tit high landers, drawn together lrn ii curiosity. A ;treat deal of raid had fallen in the night, which made the lulls eery wet, alid the bird. wild. The list bird was killed at a quarter alter our, and the whole 40 brace its heir hour* and 41 minutes. After stilling his w,t doultes and taking slime refreshment, he mounted his horse and started fur nutinotter, where he arrived at two o'clock ; having rode the 70 miles in four hours and a half. lie trutaiued about an boor there, and got back to Felar 4 nimittes before 8 o'clock at night, perlormitig the 14U miles an 10 hours and 26 minutes. lie returned to Casiletowti th it uigJit, a distati..e of .14 miles by 10 ticmck ; making the sv bole distance on horseback 154 hides. Il a tu.dship did tin: aypear taipsed. Every thing was a4atu t : the grouse are uncommon strong did tor w ard this sedum'; the rued is ally 11101 g but e outi —the first four HI lei a mere mumitain sheep tract, amid the rem..in ler rely hind and stout, with numerous short slurp hulls. BIRTHS. At lllnton St. Georre, Comae,. Punk:ll,V a lON. At Ltoismone, bwlll.4olxtoil,tbe holy ut J. A. uik, tad. of London, of a son. The lady of Dr. H. Davies, of Conduit street, 01 a soil. At bet lather's I. Petrie, 01 , 1. Welbeck mite, the lady of Captain J. hide, 01 a Ohl burn tussle intent. Al Omni' Weald, LI,DeX, the lady of the Rev. 11. R. Moody, of a son sod ',ed. In Duchess street, Lady Themlosit Apt log Rice, of n 1.111. he lady of Mr. Jahn Irelaue, horn.° and accuticheur, Leonard sqaare, of a son nail heir. M. tireruway, of 11,,4i street, Primswick square, of 11 soa• Al Lisbon, on the Cu ...item, the lady oti. finale, es+ of a son. MARMED. At St. Deorge's I • the East, Chat. J. Gilmore, R.N. to Elizabeth, eldest r!ahOtter of the Isle It. Mao liar, tel. At Lambeth, C. D. ladles, tbs. art Wylsingham place, to Mary. only daughter art the late .1. Montano, es.‘ of Peckham. At !Iridtoret, A. I 1..1.1.the, el,. in the latter Irinihe, to Emma, tM )onngest daughter of the late J. 114olcasle, es of llateliatu latirse, 5111..5• At Wing in,J. 11. flollway, es 4. of Boston, Lincolnshire, to tarhara, thin' ndiinter 0, of Iligabm y grove, A/1111111CA.I. At M. iatnes's clouds W. J. Newton, es.,. of At as II stiert, to Ana, y. outset daughter of the late It. holder, eel. of • OVler street. Al St. N!sry's, `,,,anted,, Mr. J. Gibson, ,d Oros, m um place, C her well, ht salary bat•ll, ealest daughter of the late W. Leacher, esq. Of Whittehopel. At At. Mary's, LandreC,, J. Wood, erq. or Southwark, to 'labial*, oily daughter of J. Ilompleby, sly. of Yo iat.m• At !Kenney, Mr. J. Sell, porgeow, tat \lsle end rood, to M yo:ingest 114101 , Cr 01 the lilt Mt. D. Another, art at. t,eurge,'•, East. Al the .41111.1.t....11Ur • 1, et I let, Capt. LeJetioe, art the ,1-4,lL'ltesalier of Isle 01,11, of Inc Legion of flea, er and of ht. !Amis, and brother of tieneral boson Lejetine,lo.lAnna.yutingest daughter of the late locus ge Clay. es'. At the Friends' ineeting•house,Shipton.on•Stoer, James hoodoos, of Chartbury, Oxlordsi-oe to Maty, e,,lest daughter of W. tisllett, ut blades, Warwickshi , e. DIED. At Mr house at Woodford, I'. I. I ri. dtnann. ced• Copt it° Nut. 1 . ..1t0p,A It, Of : treoitool sit..•t. I hires> down, In the 7FA 3e4, of W .nee, iiisny )C4lll tiiilllll.llAdvi iu Wt .crvicc id the 11on. hoard of 01,110111 Cr. At l'o. isruouth, In sue 24 , 6 year of hi.r age, Mary, the wife of 11141ty 11. F. MI6 1.1 the 33 I leg... t em. ki mot, s, the wise of 1. braudou,es lit svarc, and of Covent 640611 Iltralre. AI %ell Clue, Frederick, third son of It. Aaosatidan, ea.!. Of iu deo, Stiftiy. At t h..turrth.tats, Llea).•Gcu. John Haynes, of the 1t0,,. Eut India Cutupacy'. viro,ce. • • . SO, STRAND. NED CAPSTAN; ow, A LAND-CRUISE POSTPONED, To CAPSTAN a Sybil had kindly presag'd That shortly his friend DAvv JONES, Of the DEVIL, Would take him in tow 1-NED a seat had engag'd For London-On rod of the coach then, the evil Predicted, approach'd ; for, in active pursuit The DEvit. appear's', in sthigh.poliali'd Boot! NED CAPIT•N exclaimed, while the vision seern'd beelening„ *6 The Hag, d- her cunning! is right in her.rt.Tk'ning 1" Both Boots now he eyed, by the trav'fier display's!. In WAnaEN s fine Jet of resplendence array d;- His image in each. and his journey each stage in't, Oppos'd Ay the I/Evie, he thought, and an AGENT! He wisely sheer'd off; giving up, then, his trip, - And pleas'd at escape, sped his way to his ship. The story got wind of NED CAPSTAW'S advent ure,-.• The Mate on a frolic inchn'd then to enter; Two Boots, polish'd high with the luminous Jet, Wlthere now an the cabin conspicuously set " Here, Capstan r—be came, nor his fears could restrain. Fot Devil and Agent appear'd once again ! They hung o'er a screen, the bright Boots, and behind The Mate stood unseen,-" Have you mole up your mind" A voice Iron, the J.t seem'il to ask,-" To be d—n'd r• My Master," said Ned,-" If it is to he oriunned " In gullet of old Davy Jones then, or you "To make up my be .--sa'd if Ido !" The Mate laugh'd aloud,-.o'cr the ship ran the tumour That Ceptan the Devil had won to good humour And storot of foal wind when the vessel &Peeling. N ED'S interest is ask'd with his friends in the Moak:: This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACLING, Prepared by ROBERT WARREN, 30, Strand, London; and sold in every Town in the Kingdom. LIQUID, in Bottles fal. Md. 12d. and tad. each. Also PASTE BLACKING , . in Puts bd. 12d. lisd. each. A Shilling Pot of Paste Is equal to Four Ia Bottles of Liquid. ••• Ask fur WAHRKN's Blacking. LONDON MAI2KETS. CORN EXCHANGE, Maxisar, AuO. 26. There was a considerable quantity of Wheat at market this day, although w comparison with the thtee.preteding weeks it is much lessened, some of the finest parcels of new and old Wheat have obtained from Is. to 2s. per quartet better prices than on Friday, and business was brisker titan for the ha t timnight. The supply lit Oats was not very large, there is to alteration in the price lit ibis grain, but sales are rather dull. In Barley very little business was doing, the quantity cot tine Husky in the market was but small, and the denumil trif ng. Bean• and Peas obtained a good sale at last wook's prices. and all other articles of grain are without alteration...the market upon the whole was much brisker than during list week, and appears Unmoving. CORN EXC II ANG E,4 I IIIIDAT, Ave. SO. The supply of nosh Wheat this week has been very moderate. and this it..y there Ilea .been some little demand for very dos qualities, at Is. advance on ‘Vedneeday's market, and it is ex pected it will still advance towards the close. In Barley but little is doing, the demand being very small, and prices remain unaltered. Oats ate in some tittles demand at Wednesday's 'slices, sad no expectation is held of any decline at present. Beans and Peas rre much the same—the former are expected to be a little dearer, as there are but few in the tharlict. All other grain is without alteration, but in Bonded Wheat there bays been shipments of about 1,2 W quarters to the Cape. CURRENT Pull Per Wtucle Old Wheat New lied Wheat New W nue Rye 'Scalp., or Buck Wheat Burley .. •.• • Pale Ain't ...•• • Feed Oats drew isrPoland New Tick Benin Olil ditto New Pigeon ditto Boiling Petoie Grey Pease ... • Rapeseed per lust ;li,S OF tatAIN FOlt 'l'll -bier %leisure 01 Eight liusbe atuaa•v. waus.ru. 4. 11. S. i. 24 a 22 24 a 42 36 a 44 36 u 41 42 a 46 42 a 45 Id a 1:1 I IS u 21 Ilk. lik.k3i, ratuaT. s. S. 24 a 43 36 a 43 4Y u 49 Id u 21 • a ..._ IT a 241 17 a 24 45 a 60 4. u 50 15 a 21 1 15 a 21 19 a 131 19 a 23 13 a 26 23 a V 7 26 a 291 28 a 39 27 a 60 28 u 34 28 a NV 2 a 39 92 a 24 1 22 24 kW. a 231.1 22'. a 2 1. -- a I 17 a 24 44 a 69 13 a sl 19 a 2 3 I 23 a Va , 26 a t 9 I 27 a 30 YS a 32 t 2 a 24 22i. a 2,1. AVEItIGE Of 01ItN, 'l4l.4rter, ou lilt 1 OUs • Alaritinar llibtlict% 01 ENGLAND and V. LEn, tor we eek eudin; Aug. 2411 r, em.r..mted Irons SatioJay•• GASeitt• IVueat... 11 , 1 Barley... 18, 7.1 Bemi s 2 4, 5J Rye .... YO. OJ I Urt•.... 184 OJ I Peas ... Y 4, 7 BROWN OR MUSCOVADO SUGAR. Average Price lions the Retni ins ii.•(le in the Week en(1.11 Weduestlits last. 275. 74d. per cwt. exclusive ul duty. S.llll'll FIILO MARK El. ••••••• FRIDAY, AUG. 30.—There was some business done this mort.• tg Oaf, which is rather dearer than on Monday last. Of :sheep and Lambs their was a fair supply. and Mutton is allow. 4J. per stone dearer t h an on Monday ; Lamb may, however, be quoted at our laA prie.s. In Vial some little lies been dune, at a wiling uilsance, but Pork still continues dud in ►ale. *I tie following is a comet atet...lllelat Ul tile prices :had numlxts at Illa! ket PRICE ut• MEA'r, exclusive of the 01141, which consists ul Head. Etitiall•, and Hine, and la us th mount Id. per putind.—Per stone of eats NOISI)A.% • Beef 2s 4d to 3,2 d I Alt‘tion 2s 4d to Ss UJ Lime) 3* 211 to Ss bd Vest 3, 6.1 to 4s bJ t'oi • k 34 UJ to 4. NJ Head to Cattle at mai krt. It••nsis Lambs . 21,280 Yip Canes Bed 2. 611 io. 3• 6.1 !thaw. 2. b'l 111 3. hood) 3. 4.1 to 4. i Veal S. 04 to 4. 6 3. 0,1 to 4• 0 !lead of Cottle at Mo. 1..•. • 693 and Lonslos 13.0 0 G. 11% li.w """ r - . -23 3 Y lit 1.1 15 0 I , xv. - - . 1110 0 t 4 tllb " I.ON DON : Printed and Published by tee Proprietor.Z oll : 4 T tt lc:G. at the Office, 76. 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