The National Register. — London, England, 1814-04-10 00:00:00

Aram U. t o el‘t fn thc a better entranoe. when the •prisontl . rushing from b, Lira!, struck lain on his ueretewith his list ;le placed „ his lett hand c i ,.‘ deceased's s!mithicf, Yrti Sittleii . him with the right ; he re the•blow. Wattlttk! tlfet saw that he had a knife in his ham); 1,1,0;1 enshefi frdfil the wontid ; the first stab was int nie:qAtt.dy nutter the car, the'second abbot the collar dr the coat. Ni took bold' of the dieehsed withinie hand, and seized the i „. • itit the Biker; but the decease(' fell to the ground, and • alo.l•` , t 'instantly expirA, The Wounds were inflicted with knife. Pri , mer said, he would not:hurt any other person t!;at was there ; thave done what 1 atislied to do ; it was ivy irtention, and I am satittled." I.lltu Abhsttt stated. tint in the morping of the day the murder t-e!: John hal - declared to him, - that if they took his he - would be revenl.,l. . • . eri:otter, bs•ltu: called upon. for las, defence, said, 't I told N't ridley that I woiritl' proteet •pre petty with my life." %;ho w.f ., . counsel for the pt'isooer, Called a number of tl•:.‘ object' of (spleen was to prove, ;hat no rent was due Ell: twollord, Mr. Chaytt•rs, of Levburn, and fiat of course the was wrongtollv made, -and this point seems' to be made no to evi !owe. It also appea7ed in the rourEe of the cross-exami-. 'lotion of the different witnesses, that a cptantity of hay, Which was• semi lit ti out four to five pounds, was sold by ihe deceased to himself sum of fifteen !•Ifiiiittgs. These were, no doubt, the causes which worked the mint" of the prisoner talake sn deadly a revemze. Rut thon.lll Mr. Justice Cliamirre permitted this evidence to be gone i:•to, he stated, that if it was proved ever so clearly tint there . tvas Lid ("I CH a ctdouribte pretext for the distress, that it would not in the Ica t vary the natnre of the act the prisoner had Committed, %%Lich was most elt arty z ficlib.erate nfiTier. Its Lot d hip sail, the eviienee against W. James did not appe-tr to him sollicient to implicate him as a principal in the second de gree and abetting in tlie murder. The jury. after eonfering toeether for about a minute, found John James guilty, and acquit lei James. The prisoner, when he was asked what he had to say why sen tence a - death should not be pa,:scd on him ? replied, io I give my up to the jaws of nly king azid iontary, though I had no law sl:ewn to me." Mr. joqice Cliambie in an intprei4ive addre”..in whirh he dwelt nu the deep rooted mallotitv manifeiteil by' the twisoner ie.:aint the deTel 4 e 4l . passel him the awful Renteree of death, directing that it should be can - led Mtn exertiti , m ou Thukstigy. ACCIDENTS A:aJ OFFENCES. ThiGazettt of last night centein , an offer of one hundred pniness reward, and a pardon to env but the perpetrator of the murder of Wray `Nee, shoerteoker, who was shot at Baden, in. Essex, IP:lA.oer. J. Kingliorn, tit bankrupt, convicted at the last OM Bailey Sessions of. rtonspiracy to defraud his creditors, yesterday stood for one bout irrthe plijory, , opposite the princip3l entrance to Guildhall. The crot'vt:essemblzi on the occasion was iinineric ; but do viol& cc *was arktitsl to the pcison of the priscr.er. I+lANstott-ITousc.—Hyarn Paacs was yesterday charged with re ceiving upwards of WI.- worth of silk Ind r...irsnets Which hid lren stolen from the warehouse of Messrs. Stevenson amd Co. of Bow lai.e, well knowing tliciti v).ho st , ..,len The silks in ques, tip,' wee found in -the pri , ouer's.hrit3r - , art: were proved to he part of a ;or of the. value of 9001. which h.'d been :Arden Ir( 4 rn Mr. Steven s,...rt some the prison r watt re:natil:ct. • C ur tun A L L.—A Hi!—:rnian, mimed Colleen, was yeoc,rriny charged vi it h inflicting a severe wound on thr head of t he landlady of the George public-house, in West Smithfiel'l. The pi'oncr been concerned in Ai Irish row, and some titrie.aft7...r r , . , 7,torcd, returned to the scene of action, and with a blutlyet,n, acci v. it holit po . ,voertion, irtlieted the wound complained of. As tFe woinail is in imiLinent danger of her life the prisoner was rem . risd,d. Am ERMAN CR lIELTV.—The brit Jahn and Thomas, of Shields wa , :c.iptured on the 14th tilt. on her pa.sror . e from Cork to Peio•agesi with bullocks for the army. The commander of the privateer, after taking out the captain and crew; set fite to the John arid Thomas, with the bullocks on board! •. . . A singular eircum , ,tanee took pl;:e la-t week at Derby, chitin.? the trial of a prisoner. A genteel 1 , o1:;og man was ileterkd pick ing a gentleman's pocket of hi, ppeicet book. He seas tAen into custody—the property found upon him—c:irried bt fwie a Jtiqice conimitTeil—a bill foimit by the Grand Jury —trierl—eotivi:.ted— and sentenced to transportation —al, btin; done in the 0.-ure of two hours ! VIE NATIONAL I ' 0 39 . - BIRTHS. At Pactthigton, on Sunday last, the Countess of Albemarle, of a daughter. DUD. On Seurday last, the ed inst. at his house in Union Cressent. Margate, in his 71st year. .Slr Horace Mann, part. some years' since. and during live successive Parliaments, Representative for the town. and port cif Sandwich. At his house* in St. Mary-le-bone, in his. 7cith year, the Comte Di Escars, a nobleman of the old. French regime, respectable and re spected. He was descended by the maternal line from the Royal House of Stuart. his mother (Lady Emily Fitzjames) being third daughter to the Marshal Duke of Berwick. On the 10th of March, at Bsrgen.op-Zoom, Major.Gen*ral johrr Byne Skerrett (son rf thi! late Lieutenant:General John Skerrett). the wounds he received in the unflrtmitate attuk on that fortress. LARGE NEWCASTLE COALS, ?Os. per Chaldron.—The Ori ginai CITY COAL COMPANY beg to inform the Nobility mull tht Public in general, that they are nnw selling BEST COALS at the reduced price of 704. Ingrain with five chaldrou, fur prompt payment, free , of expellee, except shooting and nietage.—Oederit received at Messrs. Heads, 159, New Bond-street ; Mr. Goddard's, Wax-chandler, No. 7, Pall ; Mr Comes, Sadler, 71, Suti•steeel. Ilishopsgate ; .or by their Agent, W. Ward, Whitefiiars. GENERAL BERTIIIZR'S MAP OF FRANCE. Just publi,hed, A very NEAT and coitittcr 111. P OF FRANCE, drawn under the direction of GENERAL MRTHIER. I as Minister at War and Marshal of lite Empire. The oltject of this publication it, to simercede the numerous in. correct Maps of France which have been drawn and engraved in Lowton. The c:nreetnos of this Map may be eeliended on, as it ins a fie-simPe of the Map published at Paris by order of the French Government. _ The Map i 4 n very convenient size for the Pocket . , and may be !tad, neatly done up in a small Case, Price is. 61. or on a sheet, bs. 6:1. _ _ _ Pads, pnbliliard ; and repnblisted by Samuel Lci2;t, 18, Strand ; Ind sold by the Map sell er: and Bookseller• tbrouzitout the United Kingdom. rOOTS AND SHOES. R. WILLTS re4pectfully ii.form. his Friends mid the Public is ce... neral. that he has !low, and will have constantly on sale,_an extcnscvw and elegant assortment if tho nbove attieles, which may be had, for readymoney, at very low vrieei. A great variety of Gentleman's I'lession4, Jockey, and 11:ilitari Boots; Dress, Walking, and Shooting Shoes, manufactured with the very best n►aterials, an►i finisher! in a sit perior style of worhaand ip ; also Ladies' Jean, Velvet, Leather f Lod. all Had, ►.f Fancy Riots, to tether with a large stock of Shoes r't every descriinion, of the very hc.st 'finality; and newest fashion ; Bop, awl Childress' Shoc.s ; Gaiters of various ;to ts, in Leather, Jew!, Ciotti, &c.; Mud-boot',' Goloclies, Li,t Shoes, &c. in great- variety. Mer chants and Captc►ins r:► :y be supplied on the shortest notice, and on very advmnageous terms.--Tbe courstry business carried on as usual, No. 42, Fish-street-bill. 011F.Y HAIR immediatey changed to dark brown or blark, OR an improved pvinciplo. It 01110 ‘‘OnliCr So many have been alritid of using dyes for. their hair, as in general dyes are very unwhole- Isome; it is well known ill:it trues for the hair remain wet for hours, 1 1 whirl, is enough to !. , :ive anyone ti;ere death ot cold. But PR iNCE'.i ' INI 1)R(1N'1 7 .1) n it' E 4livi , 3 ; NI m ;111 spirit, Wiiidt 1,1 the only inno cent awl wholesome Dy..r ev(+• yet diseo , :evel, dyes and dries imme diately ; in short those who have grey or red hair, by making one tialso k.t* thii L.11,1-:veci Dye stiff!! ;)o conviiweil of its effects • I , i landies wc...,ii;: take ktir on account of their own bring grey or I eel, by f i ,ing Ej-; iltlprOvel Dye, will he enlblcrita v.car their own Ihair. Cientiernen liarrul... rt . :ll l .r• h :,t• Ere c W!i-rlii:lS, may iiittr IdiatelY make !iron dark or Noir I;. ire par.tiv,:iai- is askiug for Prince's i Improved I).ye, at Or Guinea per lot Ile, or of:e . ilo:-.1,11 fcr 101. IA CAUTION.-o%:ervt• ,an ',1 . ,t.: :: - ..-r or . earl) hot Go, Prim'. ~'.7 r . is rimed in yo1;1 ink. 1 . 2)1t..Ai0n- ! !...! ~; , : tl l . t l op v:I;;Ieacli ti..' Or, i f.) that any one e;ui e..e their ~ ...,.:1 hair %,-;111 ease :ma ple; , •iire. .1 Sold by the Proprietor, i'rince, Do , tist. Jcin:- , ireet, 0 ~I.rd- :rue% 1! Observe, it ig uct A shop—exaccv opi ,,,,i t N o . 8. rex t f'f , -r . to a }I (1 Q 3 c 1111111 ke t.3, the numbers art; irrfTolar; 13,reou, 1.7:!, I ?..t.ull• 1 street ; Davison, 59. Fleet•trcut ; I7.in f e, ti.:., Oiei;•! : . :(t.. a:u.t by i t , most of the priuciral Pcifiuntrs. dii,! 3it'lliCl.l£ I'Cltjt:+-3, .. ' ,4 I