The National Register.
London, England, 1814-10-23 00:00:00

OCT. 23.

danuerson: stole and ',liv.last mentioned child wat found nearly Nut.
fycrliVd On a 1.,e:1 in Memo'''.
evi ,e• bring .throneh.. the Jury without hesitation,
)efurneil a icrdict of Died by Casualty, Accidentally, and by
M tstOrtime.
17roon the inquiries we have made we have reason to believe there
were Ito more Ives lot than above htatcd. There are tive persons
in the 7.liddlesox Hospital, some of whom are dreadtlilly bruised,
but all are expected t,• recover—viz. John Crick, brother to Ali.
Georee Crick, the store house clerk ; Patrick Murphy, a labourer
to the brew honer Wiry Bonfield, a coal heaver's wife, who Imp,
washed out of the window whilst at tea with her daughter; and
childten who were picked up almost autiocatcd and much
bruised.

ToeAay merninz, abnnt two o'clock, a man, who turns nut to be
the &Mt of a re•peetable peldicau, named Bonlton,attempted
to
bre ik open the .111,1) of NI v. Hammond, it linen draper, in Piccadilly.
by forcing the fan light over the sholedoor, whirl' alarmed the shop-
mon, who found the robber with part of his body in, the shop, and
with a hooked stick reaching out some valuable skawl ;he then
di•ch4reed a pistol at him, null he disappeared. The shopman
kivieg pricui ed a light, %veil! to the outside o`. the shop-door, ‘v here
fine Ihe mu-t leiye weineied the robber. from the marks of
blood and two 411 lii- teeth bei;el ff mod, as likewise the hook stick.
lequiry ioing 'net 00 foot. Bunion was found in the ‘Vestininst( r
lnfiimary, .vl,iiher he had been taken for surl;ical assistance ;• a
bah is lodged in Ilk jaws which cai..oot yet be extracted, and be is
e iesidered in a dangerous state. He has been removed to Tuthill-
tin
feW 11.1:4116 ago the premises of Messr.. Champion and Moore,
viecgar mcre ants, in Ohl-street road, were broke open and robbed
of all the family plate, watches.jewela, &c. to the amount of leool.
Mr Flo id, of No. Wynyait street, Clerkeewell, was ettack-
ea nu Wedoe•d•ty nieht, by a gale, of !line taco, near the Vinegar-
yard City read, ‘AI.O knocked him down, dragged him into the
middle of tee road. laVul a It:a 1141 inneh, and rifled his pockets, but
feu tot approach of some ore, they made oft..

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POLICE.

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An information wac be•owlit f:lrward, against Peter Tlettry. coal
inerchant in lic,n'ort Strand, ehargieg him With driving
sw,iy his from Stanbope street, Nlayfair, without.weasur-
ing coals, as the i-act directs, upon the tileiver being requested so
to di.
Mr. iticz., one of the pt irripal coal meters for Surrey :Jail], that
has iii wazgoti of Nlr. Henry in Stanhope street, laden
with coals, from the appearance of the sacks 11e was satisfied
they did not contain the proper tneastire; he therefore followed it,
and ri quested that the st'l yaws of the person tits whom they were
intended weiiht have them inca•iired. Tile c.d. icni 'mon being
tailed on so to do, however, dio%e off. Au object:on was taken to
the ile,ciiption of the defendants in 11;e information, the tirm not
!nine, pr,srtly cic,cribed, in col:sequence of which the complaint
via, disidi•aeq.
A poet 4 r of the Swan and Two Necks, Lad lane, was likevvisc
fitiod tn.. for jet ui'ili to deliver 3 parcel to a Mr. Tomlinson, be.
ean‘e could not receive the eairiAgt. money. Tile Magi•itrate
stated, to !t. the Act expre,,ly directed, that the parcel should be
hit, ant: if nut paid for he hail his remedy at common law.