The National Register.
London, England, 1811-01-27 00:00:00

tHE NATIONAL RraGISTM.

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POLICE.
CIPI LDNA L L.—Friday an application-was made, by a Solicitor,
at this office, on behalf of Mr. Miller, shoe-maker, of Skinner-
street, a Common Councilman, for a =ninon,. to enforce the
attendance of Mr. Sabine, printer, of Shoe-lane, Holborn, to an-
swer for the publication of a libellous hand-bill, entitled,. " it
atonialftdi for Miller," which was circulated during the kne-Com-
sawn Connell Election, and which bore reference to the conduct
of Mr. Miller, a Treasurer of a subscription entered into fbr
certain purposes amongst the muster-shoe-makers. The libel
in question it appeared was written in answer to an assertion
made by Mr. Miller in reply to a charge accusing him of being
in debt to the So e i ety whereas he contended that they were in
debt to him.' It purpOrted to be signed by live respectable shoe-
niakers.—The worthy Alderman granted a Summons.
MAR LSOKOUG ! cr.—Effects of MOM n fad Clack.—
It was stated, a few days since, that the box of a Journeyman
Tailors' Club Society .had been robbed of 701. and that 3 men had
been taken into custody on suspicion of the felony, one of whom
was steward to the club. It turned out on his examination, that
this was a k hid of self-efeetct: society, without having been inrolled,
as required by Act of Parliament. Counsel having been heard for
the prosecution, one of the prisoners (the Steward) protested
his innocence and static!, that this club, which consisted
of several hundred,members, was originally established for the
relief of sick members, &c. &c. but that it had also sup-
plied the whole body of journeymen tailors in four several
strikes for increase of wages during the last -seven years, in
all of which they had been successful. Such will the surplus
of the stock, that money was still in the Bank to promote com-
binations in different parts of the country, and that mechanics
ir. other professions, Curriers and Cotton-spinners, had been sup.:
ported in resisting masters ; and that 201. had recently been
sent down to Manchester to further the illegal combinations
of journeymen. It was further stated, that journeymen
tairors, by their clubs, are the most libeial in support of com-
binations, as they subscribe any sum required, to support them-
selves and other;. Two of the prisoners in the present instance
were discharged, but a third, of the name of Wild, was re-
manded, one of the stolen notes having been traced to his pos.

ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES.
A fire broke out on Thursday night, -about eight o'clock, at a
timber-lard, in Ratelift Highway, which burnt with ;rent rapi-
dity, and threatened the destruction of the surrounding manu-
factories. The Eames wereperceived bursting forth frum some
sheds were a great quantity of timber was deposited. It was
some time befote any assistance could be procured. After de-
stroying property to the amount of 200 or 3001. it was got under
without doing flirther damage.
Ori Wednesday night last, about nine o'clock, as Mr. Hatton,
a Kationcr, in Tothill-street, was returning from Paddington,
by the Net/ Road, he was stopped by a single footpad, who
koncy, - he refused to deliver, and a
which . Hatton overpowered the fel.
and was in the act of disarming
, when another man rushed for-
.r. Hatton off his antagonist with
shoulder, and then stabbed him
with an instrument similar to a
of a pocket-book, containing
. Havin3. requested thcra to pro-
from Padaington which conveyed
wounds on the head are not of 'a

Four of 20,0001. and no prize lees
a in one day.—HornslTy and Co.
__. remind the Public, that the State
Lottery will begin and finish on the 15th of next month: Tick-
ets awl shares arr considerably cheaper than for many lotteries
pasi. The novelty of the scheme is approved of, and the demand
excessive, which has caused a rise in price, and must continue ;
as such, Hornsby and Co. hope their friends will bny quick ly.—
Tbirty-eight s!'„arr.'d capital prizes were sold-by Hornsl;y and Co.
in the last State LOttery.—Also, in the last two years, 5 of
ntkisfuld, 3.0 f ten thousand, 2 of five thousand.—No.
20,0:0/.... 2,618, 20.CX1i.• 20,00 N. ; 10,294, 20 0001.
5.1 ‘2.4 ; )ss, w 000 i. • 2,279, WOOL •8, 3i, ;O,OOCL
8,"1;a, 5,Mu3. ; 19,510, 5.600/. 'Besides 1 of 4,0004 3of 2,0001.;
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. BIRTHS. ;

At his Lordship's !anemia Seymouraplace, Lady Viscountese
Hainilton_of 3
.39R and heir. • --- 1
At Dalkeith-hpuse, Lady Queensberrr, of a daughter. s
At Downhatn;the Countess of Stlktrk, of ada ..
At Downham, th Lairdithe lion. Capt. G. Ca Al %.,1 e,, k It. N
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of a daughttr. '
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The Lady of Sir M. Blaekiston, Bart. of a son and heir. " 4
At Sanding, Kent, the Lady Of W. Deiciii, Esq. M. P. for
Hythe, of ama.
In Gloucester. place, the Countess of Albertiarle, of a
At his seat, Ashley Park, Surrey, the Ladrcif Sir H.Ccher
.
Bart. High Sheriff for Cumberland, of a daughter. ;,p,.. t
At Costesse Hall, Norfolk, Lady Jerningham, of a da'ughter.
of - ' employ of Mr. Hiscook,
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_ of four - -
do well

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The wife , a labinir ing man in the . „1". a - s
near Newbury, Berko, safely delivered Sae children,
three boys and a ;id, and all 'likely to e
At his house, in Bedford-square, the Lady of R. Williams,
Jun. Esq. M. e. of a son.
The Lady of the Hon. and Rev. Wm. Caw.'

John
youngest
bury,
At
daughl
At _
Chatham,
Tuesday
niingham.
consent, '
to her ,
fell down
of the
piness.
Lawrence Winsor, a noted fiddler and Itinerant brazir,
aged 89, to Johanna Skelton, of Coaton-in-the-Ellmo aged 221

DIED.
Ist his 73d year, the Rev. John Pettat, cne of his Majesty's
Justices of the Peace, and Rector of Queningtort, Gloucester-
shire.
Aged 67, the Rev. 0, Walker, Rector of Slimbridgt, and cite
of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for Gloucestershire. •
In Harley-street. tlit Right Hon. Lady Elizalietit Lee, dasigh-
ter of Simon Earl Harcrt, and relict of Sir Wrn.fLees Bart.
On Thursday, at Stociwell, Surrey, Mr. Wm.-ftich, many
years a venison-dealer on Ladgate-hill, universe */ tiraellitiby
all who knew him. - , -10 e -r.5
The Rev. Mr. Sakrtn, a near relation of • sof
Thoresby Park, near 011erton, Notts : he *Pas irt tfie
Park, when the ice suddenly I,ave way, and he wee *Valued
before any assistance could reach him.
As he was returning from performing divide service, the
Rev.lVlilward Southall, of Churchill, near Stourbrldge, Wor-
cestershiro.
At Gretna Green, Joseph Paisley, the celebrated coupler,
aged 79; fur the last forty
.years of his life, it is generally su4
posed, he could not have drank leas than two bottleoof bran
daily.
John Robinson, labourer, of Mallory Kirkby, I.eicestershire;
he was baptlied in 1704., and died bathe 107* year oflaidirrit n.
At Bilrous, near Canterbury, aged 86, General Sit
Green, 'Bart. late of the Corps of Royal Engineers. •
A poor man and woman, with an infant at her breast, were
formd-dead in their bed on Tuesday; at Bartwaterskravineteen
suffocated through, oiriugthe room with charcoal. -
.Pitieg or STOCKS.
Yank Stock
per Cent. RedUced
3 per Cent. Conools
4 per Cent. Coate& 11.3
5 per Cent. Nosey•Atitatitles:.. •
Dank Long Annuities t l7 li-111 4
India Stbek •
India Bonds... 2Ol. pup
New Amltities
Eschequitr Billy Mid El 4
Omniu m .1.6.1 r••••?. .....d
Calllbit fur Feb' lb 10. • gr• • 11. 0ri;1414
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4temanded his money, which
scuffle ensued in which Mr.
lows and threw him down, atu
hint of a !urge knife and a stick,
wa.rd,.aud unawares threw
such violence as to 'd repeat e is
on the right side of the head, N
fork, and then robbed him
several one pound Bank notes.
cure a coach, they sent one fro'
him hOine. Fortunately the wo
serious nature.
Forty-four Capital Prizes. F
than to be drawn i
Stock-lireiters, Wig leave to ren

MARRIED.
In Cook, Esq. of Tetbury, Gloucestershire, to Isabtlta,
rest daughter of the late T. Hatt, Esq. of Speen, near kleOri.
Berks.
Wickham, Kent, Mr. C. Matson, to Miss Kingsford,
iter of the late William Kingsford, ?sq. of Wickham.
Chatham, Mr. W. Brient, senior, many years surgeon in
lam, to Miss Coomber, late of Troy To*n.
esdayi Mr. Wm. Riley, to Sarah Watton, both of Bird.
ham. It is said that, after the ceremony, they parted by
nt, for a season, and the bride returned (being a servant)
- situation: but on the following evening, the young fr4n
own in the street and expired—a sad and striking LAStante
tenure of mortality, and the uncertainty of worldly hip.

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