The National Register. — London, England, 1819-09-06 00:00:00

sErr. AI IN.ztoNl-1 LOUSE. I.IIIEItATIOX BLANDPORD nears Mom—The I.ord ]Molar ou Tuesday stmt., tout tie liatl examined the jivers true i upon litinitho.s.'s panne, :nd at 1.13 143.151i1k. who ow 13eCes. , ty cafe. a;iti Willi& I.IICAI CW cili4knec ,choreal .4,K11114 I • . It ap,.e red to his Lord...lip, mat the utekce with which the iirisona 5.00.1 charged u . ..s Lirtab.y, and 111111.:1 told iopressivo Tic gave .areetsnits tAlt tilatuttard shoold be informed of ni, determination to accept Lail. for las appearance nest term, la anise: an) charge that migat be oroa b mt by the Aiturney General. Alanwurd in .t very short time procured two respectable per to an,w r tor lus appearance, and sent an intimation to the tilyt be Wa, ready to give in tne s.curitiet required. T'ae Lunt Aide' iiiiniediate:y directed that the prisoner shomd 'imagist torture him, oral tlic two bail were mytitaLeil In attend. ..t t 1 emeted the justice roux, t anti stood r.,,,0 the lire place, which is some distance from the bar. at winch had. until 'Tuesday. always taken his stat;ank Some thue e'aps.:l before the attention of the spec ators will fixed upon hum. Toe change in his appearance was so extraonlihary,that very ta w of those who had attended upon the former examinations knew Jinn. Instead el a nuserable, half starved. half dressed Mathieu!( we beheld a clean, healthy man, Cm cairns' about him pottier the evidence.s of poverty nor chine. Ills spirits hail improved with his condition, and he spoke as if he had no fear of dying as au example to the enterprising brotherhood, by whom he tat been elected " Secretory to the Committee 14 Two Hundred." Ills Mid were Mark !tart, caair wasufacturer. of so. 3. North ampton Strest, Pancras, and lienjamio Riches, of No. 4, Great Wild Street, St. Giles's. Those two gentlemen swore they were worth above WI. each, after payment of aU their just debts. They were questioned upon the subject by Aid Lnrd Mayor and tae City Solicitor, who Attended upon the occasion. Time Loot Mayor asked Riches whether he was not about to leave the. comitry, to wide!' the. reply was a decided negativ.i. The Lard Mayor ric,adnotl dohr Lail, and told lihunlterd lic was at liberty until when he wks to upped: at the Court of X lug a ilc111:11, and not to depart until leave was given. Bituidlord..--My lord, I an ready to an,wer uuy emerge that may be brought agaiast me. l'ltcv is one thing which I - Vlore 114:31l1 will go against lug. My poverty may prevention moan having the proissional assistance resorted to spun such etalSiOnll, and I must of course de end upon n y uwn humble mous. I hope to produce such facts and ci:cunistances us will have dun weiiht upon an honest and upright Jury. 'llse Lord Mayor.—Very weal, Sir, you are discharga. • Ilinudlord tlit;i kit the (Ake with nu fricnda. Cll ILO 11.1 Ls o I tic .01,••• In;; .rte lag circumstances Tel:dive to hie shutting the 4.411.1 of it pour p. Scalier, sesidtiog at 23, lieticrott stieet. stile-rad. A lady ar.isetl, suing ila)s ago. st the rellininen a EC el tint. , steal ito 4to mutt for lialglnp. She foudJ 1.31.11(111,1114 111 Nets Square. 1i in rn s üba h sot. d hvf, and she refract d lire to We ..t.:l'..Con's-he.ld for tier coin it ter. It w d.cerLahed sa.ll the han a petstin of respectable eau duct, anti put.cimal 41V111.111::0. 'llll3 feenillillendislion. and I lime In who . reniused 11ud reniun to tia. Alan her 'mar tolltt : or ge teral tlehwahoul. S e te.ea tti 4.1 out ceely d 3), .411(1 51 .II; Nis II her a child's .tat and featder. tied up at a liandkerenwf. It staved her she 1..111 n I Idll tile , alit! ,i;r: , ..nhl e..r.) II (11. She Ina a valdires coot{ fur V. m u m slik: It i day reran,: ht. She •nute II mie n u atmcli, eldcred t. e Image i• Molt clitld's hat. su I :.I.• my 1141111 bet' Udl, gain! sbz a,, %thug to 111 ruistidoim, tauk itaay her domes, drove oil. Iya hyildia) Ilinfillog a repOrl Stab .111 °LI liiuugh !tie nei..hloais Imo t, Ii .I the lii Id of :Semi 1101 been tauten. It was :owl taa Ilse hr. ther of tile child Had • been plus hid Ilta,ioga ol twit' no”. and was n...lrOnied us a Indy dri wed to a a tate gull n, wlwunvottotted 64114144 Min straw bonne!, n lib des red atm to ;it :Lad buy some cakes, nod iti the mean hale Slit Amid 11.1 W iie buy obeyed ; hut uu his retain siestaer lath Mir nett. •1/ hr Les u, Slur W 33 any thug balon a p g la maws Ina 01, rtteeitt Ut. 11,18111's %%loch lay in a Jae a. fige add eircuarduace of lisa ho min in place of tar ritlicale cate-•:11 sailor ion, wad the immediately w t out 111111.1 ileithr. they traced the Lt.ly 6311 oso prrcgsil:aely left tier lot1;11tgts, h, the ntnni's !lead, where she seas .1 64 ' tomtit...l sit 1131 lilt 31114 a Cl/Atil In rputd, and hod; a haeuney cistica, in w 1111 II Ale drove oil VI urest-end of the I - 3 II I Ile mo s t R etire sue,iwor, haw,: been retorttd 10, ah,l the rthoti Se 11.11 In en to reveral plhers. Sue stated hers If to M. the w tie of a Cap lain so tom 12th Shire tier dit•uppeisratice a teaser aimed at her anti tar Seetelar.s or Male hat hero ait piled to for autism - sly to 1/16eN a , Nitta u view tit :twiettug in the delretiun of the I hill 51411r11. Mar In, the r, to a how the cireuttrflances a ece rotated, undertook tha i iv. bliglithstr. lie drr,vl.ll on Friday at the M:ausioo 11.1 u e %alb Ow jut Iligetice that he hod found too child,und apprehended the atraa rof it. At vile o'clock t:le pi wilier p aced at the bar. it a younA woman aif vary re:Teri:Oak iliteCiSfdliCe. ays w.II &cued, and Aid nut at first appear att. a 1 :ore, ted at her condi! ion. Her er.rshand, Ca v eats, H. of tor 59s is re,iieseat, ..• in antendaiii e He was greatly liAitated during the e %awns:atom), and burst into tears when h s *,ft- was put to it,. har. John Se Ilf It r. toe fattier of tho child. a ni4lit constable, said , bat on Sonarday he *us at Lontheto Si reel I Mire. and on lai• retorts tonne heard that oar or his (land, ea had hern :oaten. lie and his aife, wbn were ia dreadful inotasion, rail to search liar the inlaid. Tao a am, n bail will nt aud) with a child some tone before, and servral child. en iniserved her titling( off with it in Ike Slittellee her nrotoer, ahu hod rinse le parch •se cake,. at the r quest al the lady All search twa t iaeht.l tu I io Irocis4.; time L..ly until Monday, , w hen he lehtned sushi she 41.11 heeia at toe !ctn.( •i i• Head, .tot h.vat% hero disuppooded 01 a pa-,e_r to LeanuiLtitas or In au. had faroli .4 11.11.6 t y COA , h and dr"vt. MI% The *a uras added ils .1 Alarsiii *ma to IliriniiiAhoin, and that he followed the nets ; Mat he ( anew.) saccumparaleal the ()direr Ina i111.14e, .tad rrcn;u t 141 mid - The child bait 66 war WI 114 1 g lontatta.r hear t lee right rye Martin, the officer. stated, that After lic had received the intel ligence at the *etricet.'. fiend, he applied to .Nis. Knight. in New.cittate, where the priwner 10111gCll. and heard from 'tier the particular. of ...Ir lt.'s .uutlen departure ; won after which his Itformant total' a letter bad arrived from het. Theolficet in stantly mentioned the tin;unswance to the Lord Alayur. who obtained permission to open it troth the Secretary of State. The letter was trom C,ptaiii li. at Iliriningiudn. one rart of it mentioned. ** As our dear little boy u. eu ill. it I. bead nut to remove lento itumati..tThe witnew. iniutediately bet off CA /tinninghaim and 111011 his.rwriral made t e nettc/...1 y emlaitta•. The house ilt which t e Captain resided we, u bunk el e a. anc next door to a ' , oldie hone:. The odieer lenrued mat Art. and her child :an come down the day befue. lie saw tl.etu• Melt iu t.:e book - 1.. r a also.. witcie lit ptireitued .0 .w but Laid not:Mig matt Mc tdiical of t. a halm. who mad .- .apptltrancr t I.txt utty - Tue utfc,•t ;.orn r.a.t to Mrs. It ..:,.t 4.11.1 L•¢ luta t.r,uu6 iduatnw to co ..!ttJULUtte tti iritt NATIONAL ittGISTEft; bearing wale!' she started and grew pile. I I,: told her lie was an nicer f 1. uJun, 111.1L1 had to chard: lit; mitt Ravin,; •to..n a •• 1. that IS t;ie case." said 604 •• they gave it t.• the at, mins." The elite: W:...4 boon alter 6roa4it in by a lit it• MCI CIO ...7apt...in entered and was greatly affected at fa". face. is ,atted to the oflies.r. dust In: had been in L o ua three yea a. t *de was there wits bun. butt he hod sent late ho .ar sot a ttant thu. sae having previously told him she waSlNCSeallt. en hi. raiicat to F...glami she interim:el hint she had been b:oulf.at to arat at the Lye of Good Hope. and taanthe child was to Liadou. lie sun Slur up ao London in oriole convey die intent w tfirinaguant. 'file prisons.r ugel the offioar the isAa the kin test intentions toward the child t and that 'nought Me Captain and site would-have coerce:al happi • ets •I they had et child and the heal taken so.: reveiution it. ado, t on: belonging to some poor p.rwa. Gov going to make the experiment, the child was I.ut into her unit.—she thought novidenco html placed it the n - 4 and site took it away. Toe I onl Mse)or.—•• flare yea any one to defend you, or do ;on wi.it to say 40) . tiling, Amami." P;iwner.—•• My Lord, my motive for taking the child was by no weansa bad one. I teal formed the reselution to ctleopsonc. whiea belonged to some poot person, and came to town fur that purpose. 1 had no idea of stealing a child. but in miasmic dirou,4:l the field; I saw this intent with many ether children. It aas put into toy hand,. I waited a considerable time ; for the return of it.. brother, hut he nut :et truing while I war in the field, I went oft: 1 soon regretted it. but it was too late. and I had made up may mind to find out -the parents. I bought o.lreellent clothes fur it, and treated it with great ten derness." His Loraship said he should, if the case came properly before him. accede to any wish the C4 , ,,tain shoul,i utak:, but the child had been t.►en trues Nlid.lle.ex, and he found it neftssary to trauttter the tematirtstioo to the laii.trates of Lambeth-strt:ti. BOXING. Such a fight as that between Robert Purcell and M' Dermot, the Irish navigator, on Wituldedon Com mon on Mund.sy, is very rarely 'Nitric: Axed, and .for real courage certainly never was excelled. Pur cell was before known to tile tin.; as the bravest of brave men, who shook his head ut all times at a blow, not to shrink from, Lut to return to it us u real Englishman would face a gun His recent victory ut Norwich was obtained by a rare specimen of manhood, and in this conflict we cannot trace his equal in courage, excepting in the man who eon centested the palm with him. M'Eturmot was only known as a man who t aiuld take his part well, and that of u friend or two to bIOOL, upon an emer gent occiftion, and his bravery in casual terns-up had eaciicd so much admiration that he was backed fur :.33gs. against Purcell. The diversified group of pugilistic admirers, enthracing much variety of pa tricians and ph:Limit of various saris, surrounded au inner ring of z t feet. Purcell at length threw in, his caster, followed by nis seconds, Shelton and Richmond, and M‘Der mot soon after tidlowed with Paddington Jones, and Toni Reynolds. _ .... . ROCS DS. I q • Dermut tamed i a popiti •kb the right h nil ex tended tll4lf.tr in hit Si it h th , ;led Pus cell is him itei the head with the Ir ft han:l, a Weis gendiieed a inrinidattle tally, iiiid the awn ,toad to earls Other, add rat ban , .rd hint% without it dr.i re 10 gt t assay fur It o istinutt 6, is isle 'gull advtditages.— Ibe claret tapped au Win ssde►, stud eurggil w a s Owns O. V. Itnth men were 'titling, front the- exertion of the hot roond; but *two them tart mile) fnualit late iwroe,, and such it round tvav traced. ever tern vital- mime in the battle at C1141111 . 1C No.wl, VI Ills {toxin-soy an.. SllbCtill.llll4 . , earl %Mee. Purrs I.'t left hand Opel. ted ievereiy opine 11•I)er Ituit'x head, and iv room tar lent side of I reeli'm head built-red try. rely front the right handed I,lnus a' itit antagii- Uhl j titter many exeh *tuft of hitt, bolls :vent flow it weak to it close. Betting at a atand still, but 111'lltriuot- tor choice. S. Such n swishing round as this our reporter doming rt collr hPl)ermot lU.ale a cannier rignt.hantleil blow, with Parcel'. left, au 1 the latter we+ cut Nin,crely Over the and take seemed to he the deterinit,Jti iiii ni b u ilt, and they did •nt a it bout •hrialkin.t. wail Parra.ll was kuueketi down.— I an to one on M . Demo.. 7. Plich had re, rivtJ enalult or ownlerate takers ; but they were 4,11 m eager an ever, whs.ll Wllal a 114.111 . 1:1 Them, bat NPlNermot appeared to At/our uudervuut of mad maw. Purcell nit. (lonian. Slowht blows ►►ere ex L bao,;cd, and Purcell wog thrown fu :► rlum: 9. To Purr• Iry odvantago. APD. root received kr' stud right, but•tlw bravo trioleinon sl:d not leave his wot k, 11111 i lie floored Inv vdvervory, who ut hut strut down with il, chatter. iii hit upon Inv throat. 10. Hut for Purcell's. known goodness; his adv. nary would have ' , ern barked sit wt.!. to wan. Purcells. wvurstv drvirril "no to keep buck, nod eivrt hit stdver.ury upon the hilt •hre, Weil he did u. 1.1 .iscervsfully vervral limes without bent; rot 'irises' upon. Both weal down wrok, 31' Dermot cover. d with blood. I, 12, and 13ili wrre lornycly roatemed ; hut the hitting was in tusauruf l'u c,ll, w hn stymied histewli (crest in tos. •tupua state-) u. silence. to tag grooms •ad aistin4 r. ilh F•tt hand. Ile had MM . is Jrrtro hits SO one.— Huth duwu I) , rutut u I. r. 11. At•ihrtst , .• pimertl u ILIA tight-banded h.l aims hi. war ,ia 'I. Ihi me. l'uo cell h 441 II 15, 16, told 17. In r pnumhir w.•nw the In , n hit truth other. Haiti! Ih. re n..b no h.llu.g left In them, MHO both web/ &ion t.• if b the •iatite I's. Al.l)rrmon VI ill hit severe', and right, and hull, wrnt II" I, n a.aw lu ;, 19 Des mot reevived nl leant ei,thd h'issys on the hen it Hui I b.t r re stir cloned up, nod set had tu•iuerr bight son pu..e•t relur.o -0. fin. Jawed ' , tiled the light. Both mei) %ere led in p thtble state to t.r.• se•rrteh ; in a Ally cedi dom.'d Its it 11 lefi Ismelled hh,.!,• Meld he Mss un t,, rn , r , $111.•r 16 slli ll use. •11.1141414). Th . % wit.* the bor.:est fight. seen for year►, and to fight .0 Aim Lrave meu• id, nu men could tight unge:. TlL:re was no flinching and but little I:lltyitig. is Nn SUICIDE. 4 'SU Arrest et t Nat -- Oil •••,,:,y 1 aqua, iii. oast .k. r suer t 4D •.e,111,1 1:114(14 C ,ter, ill the Cm ;411111'4 Arms, Meer.-sire, I, M. James's. krises st, 11, os lb • 111/144 .r I h suites, near Ili s yews of te.es w In,, a: tier cutting tiw throat of her soli, a runt. .41111 Mar yealai old, Mit:, harm to S. ell WO., tut her ra .1. of is hic,i %mold sloe ei.d. Tar aleer.e.e.i- was tratoo Of Mr. 1111141 r) Tbwailrt. 0 14.141 t I 1:41,14.' Uphot•i,••,•C tiotarkeepir, alp, resided ut 11.4 , 1 Hoop •r-el. r. I. - At r. Thonnes, her soirio -last said, on h. lag Mat t Uio in ettiewaiii her *fan alarm ;zit en, h.• fumes her ti at, her tam. t ems I) . ins (lie bed She Mitts then It .4•*. Ml , ' 44 it Or sober h..lsits, hut too spirited at times. To .5 oti er ii.iesses sew e I Ile wale in a Web the was f toad Ike 4•1111 d, abuse throat oat, tut ultso met is it very itaugerous state. Ihe lig. , 111111 , 141 •10411144;11 the ii heire Ismail-rent nt and her mind disturbed. Ti e Coroner here Jury, Islet rte pee-tat a :It 1110,1 siggratated ewe, thot of h. k.ll an innocent chi-d and then c iiiii mil orbit!, from list di end oi nut It vita( as iostifintable set she was mi..' In do. final the evidente he sit m, patio 'star itoriely, but 1 I tact, is tilt the Jury 10 1... - vs the, sire sane or tint The Jury irunsultred, nod being of a coutenty opiuiou to the Coflalt r, eturneJ u ser.lict, Tic decease.' died from cuttlo,... her tin oat, being nt the time in u state of mental arratigemeta." An i.mitisittou wits taken on Tuesday evening, nt the NI dleseitshospital, before Thomas Stirling, fay Coroner lac e.,ex, on the holly of George Coolsr, aged 4 ye..rs. silo • to a re:Tenable metal tattier, retain; at :\ Crl4Viss. court, :Sohn, wino. death oat sitcationed in Ike (011 'Kiss• atelitorlialy manner : It appeared by the evident e of Stitt ainnith Cooke, mother to the drceated, that he had beau play iu.: wills some children neer her door, \o. 4, (:rsstt Soho; thus ;he on. in her own sh..p when somebody ex. laiturd to lice that something wt.s tae inate. , r with I:rt sun ; inonediately run out, and found him as if cht.Lime sloe omitted his buck, ni is usually the ease on sorb meas. ~,,, she then hrmight him to a surgeon's, w ho, pith iug as instraw.latato thioaN'ounil he had swallowed trltieh wasi he oct of has illness, and rectimmendeJ bet to take Will Is, the hospital. it the did, 1111,1 where ever 1-• memos were teed It; extract it, but al to no purpose. Ile es pared in it few minutes, after which the throat stas opened, and a *wall tiebbie steer wee lUtlild iu Ike indilir bs which he had been clusketl. Vereiiel —Accidental thaus. Lust week some u tv vdirat hetat for grintima to 3 miller ue.r Bury, 4.1111:11 vrcigh,:(l full Iti COOilibe Sins:lnert Actin! r.—Au accident which hod like to !tree beets of very hog, cometpiehro occurred about to a, o'clock on rriday, of lie i tamouiew fair. A carpenter %%.; wits *land tug ou oatifold, upwa rat. of 40 feet fa oat Its goon lid. in trout of owe of Ile exhibition booth., whilst in Ike tot .ov Bain;; up the es:loo4nm pictures, and tamps for at niAht, the stick e; w Inch tie "aloud eitheriaroke or gave and Ole fOi MI the ininaciam, who wet eso ale•I in n k of tampon-oh) ;.Ali.strhuade+u•sith, rattling antsy et their di-cord:int music ; he alrowe one of his leg, Ihrongla the head of m drum, mid hro..e two or three of their hawanias !width/ye. The ex.:sp. rated ninweians. ioosteal ...fordang the unfortunate man the sanallt,t to•Mini:ce, tietnally threw him 11% r woo the inid,t of the crowd, when, iv:luckily on Hit lop of .wt u•ster Stull, he nem - twined the owner,. lo•Actlier wait the table, three tubs of o;.ster., the b:•etna, peppo r, had vinegar. The ny.ier-nom showed bits no mare 114,1 - C. than the iiimiclans; he lahl hold of him by the hair, uh:r.: he pulled out in handrails, and attempted tw ice so him wash ii oyster-kmfe. The proprietor of the booth, who am Mooddm on the remit of the haotings at the and 51;:a sail eye.% line:* to the whole, jumped down, and by promising to recaompcii e lb • oyster-man for his Imo. he rt.. o ued the poor etrittliter, ststal li..d Lim rotnryril into the bomb, covered with Mood a n d briiires. to have hit Si ssed, now if whills. we are happy I. learn, were of au:. renews consequence, iom:detiog she exUasuidassary hei;„alit from which he fell. ROXNL Tharsd.ty sennight his Royal High-. neon the !hike of Sits.rx, acetnnitanied by T. W. Cots., E•q. the Eat I of Alheinutle, the High t;lieriti, Hun. G,.n. Fliztay, Hun. E. Keppel, Cut. Heppe!, .IdinirAl Sit Heurge Jerniaglnnit, Captain Stiawu, and several °Not gentiemen of distinction, visited Wells, where they were received whit every demolish:slim' of revert. siduttolrono the 'tottery of Captain J. G. Meow greeted his ;Royal Higlities.on hi. reaching the Quay, siol the salter WAS instantly succeeded by the several ruin.' Itehuging to the vessels lying in the harbour. His it•,e•e, Higioless cud the continuity returned :10 the house .if Jtdin Lit .E•q. where filer parluok uf a liberal and hand releculimedt, 1111f1 his Royal tightness exiiitooo.sd Nam if much ;ratified ut the lauspitaiky aryl attentiouslicou hlnt. on the OCCASiwiI. The follow* day II party Wet formed at nolkhair, to Uteri the Royal Duke. Ansosi g ist She company *ere the Motive mentioned noblemen and genticinett, and Joint Bloom, Gfilvie* hest :,t We 11... The relh)‘‘ir r l' Ladies am - robs', prem.'s, :—L.ssly Bute; Lally Jet ningliani, Mts. Jr rxham, Nliss RI ttttt and 3issa•firditigfleld. At the triples' of hi. Royal nighties., Mdrlet 3ellll 111001111 sang ton favourite Ait• iu ratpaisite aty le, and ranch to • the gratification of his Grace and the noble ronspriiy. Birckthe Stockport Constable.—Tbe following is an extract of a letter, dated August 29, received in : Dublin on Tuesday morning, froin .Bryinisfortl,* county of Down:—" Yesterday a man Win taken, on his lauding at Dundrum. on a charge of having been concerned in the attack upon Birch, the Stock port constable. He is untlerstmul to be a native ~ f Warringstown, in this county, bud a wcurer by trade. He was immediately conveyed t o Dori-u ps. triel , gaol by a party of the Dundruin peasants, the t , rea rr number of whom were called from reaping, sit which the) bud been en*-ageth. for the purpose. He is u smart youog man, ulumt live feet four inches high, and of very slight make •! The celebrated Jesuit, Bourthdone, was asked 17 a Ludy whether she did wrong in frequenting dra matic entertainment—" 'Tis yonrself A initdatll, (!.t;tl be), that can brat unswer that question," A Dr. Garlick .1 Derby, has had a.verilict of .2,000/ uwurded against him, for writing with-chalk on the wails e.f that town, to the &striate:it ut s. ante other rrOfs:S3.4tAltil I 1110%