The National Register.
London, England, 1809-08-27 00:00:00

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war actually dying of. the effects 'of opium ; he had her removed
to tip own house, and sent for a respectable surgeon. After an
attendance of nearly six hours, and the administration of eme-
tics, &quantity of opium was discharged from her • stothach,
*which this assistaut declared must have killed ber, had she re-
mained three hours longer without proper remedies. She
mentioned a long List of names, and high cinineetions, to whom
the stated herself to be related; and atter being somewhat re
covered, and refreshed, she expressed a desire to gu away,
which Mr. Kirby permitted her to do, in care of the beadle, to
conduct her to the protection of her friends; but finding herself
watched in her retreat down Ludgate-street by the beadle, site
told him it was in vain to follow her, fur nothing should pre-
vent her from putt log au end to her existence,. A mob was col-

lected, to whom shelmole hrr appeal, and the beadle was very
roughly handled, for attempting to conduct her. out of his parish.
'But iu the result of the di3turbance which took place, the lady

is conducted to the watch-house, and brought next day before
'Alderman Wood.
On Wediesday she was brought up for further examina-
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tion. She affected much agitation and poignant distress; insist-
rd she was the daughter of Sir Wm. 'Maxwell, though not born
in wedlock : that his abandonment of her, rind the cruelty Wier
tinnily were the causes of her distress of mind.
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Mr. Alderman AVood, had ascertained the fact of her trial
and conviction at Exeter, and the appearance of her brother,
Creares, the mail-coachman, as a witness the: e again,t her,
and stated several ether circumstances of her having applied for
pecuniary aid to several respectable persons la the vicinity of
London, under false pretences, respecting her family connexions.
and particularly to Mr. Adams. who keeps a naval academy nt
Edmonton, to whom she stated herself to he the nearest relation
of Lady Made Una , and daughter ofColonet Sir William
Cordon, and allied to several other persons of distinction.; but
that Mr. Attains had written to those persoxF,, who denied any
knowledge whatever of such a woman, and said she mast be as
arrant impostor.
Mr. Cotterell, one of the Magistrates for the County of Mid-
dlesex, said he had cauvicted ;ter himself, at the last Clerkee-
well Sessions, of being a rogue, vagrant, and impostor.
The 1316ot:ter was remanded till next Tuesday.

ACr IDEA' I'S N .1) • 0 EFT, ;VCRS.
Wunnatt.—Thursday tin inquisitimi was taken at the Voyal
Itlortar Tavern, at Woolwich, Were Jozepli Martyr,. Lsq. one
tif the Coroners for the County of Kent, on view of the hid of
kl'homat Jones, a convicted mutineer, was confined on bon rd
the Retribution hulk. It appeared, on the investigation, tlr:t
one of the convicts, who wrk employed with others in unloadin;
bricks from a barge, had thrown part of r. brick at -the overseer
via vas attending them, aid strer!c him on the back put of
his-bead. The overseer could nut tell which of the convicts
had thrown the brick, and the convicts refused to disZlose who
was tile guilty person, and in consequence of such refusal, the
convicts were deprived of some indul!:ences they had been ac-
eustented to.; and Captain Reed having. on Monday . obtained
Infortnation that William Coleman, another convicted mutineer,
vas the person who threw the brick, he had Coleman put into
heavy irons: and Coleman having taken it into his head that
Thomas Jones was the peron who had informed against him,
'although Jones had not done so, and was hi intinette friend.—
Coleman in the evening appeared much enraged, and •aid he
.would do some mischief that night ; that he knew his man, and
would have the life of two or three before the morning; but he
drank some porter with .Tone::, and they appeared very good
friends, when Coleman went to bed ; but durinn the night hr
Vas seen to get up, and pito a seat belonging to one of the con-
Nicts, who was a shoe-maker, fioin v. hence he took a round-
pointed knife, the sharpness of which he tried with thumb,
ke then with that knife broke open a little box, from which hr
took a sharp-pointed knife, and said, " this wilt do for hint."
lie next went to a table, on w filch a lamp was burning, and
tried the point of the knife upon the table. lie thfat turned an
Jones's hammock, which hung near, and, rai,ing bite hand with
the knife in it, ;tabbed Jouek in the neck m ith taw!) violence as
to penetrate nearly to the blade bone ; the blood gushed from
the wound with great force, and in a few minutia Jones died.
The Jury, without hesitation, gave a verdict of—Wilful Mar-
der, against Cotemaw, who was committed to Maidstone gaol
for trial at the next assizes. A great number of witnesses were
examined, and the invntigation was% not finished until eleven
o'clock.
Cut arm n, FonGray.—A capital charge of forging hi;:s,
ha; been preferred against the lion. Mrs. P--, the wife of a,

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AVG. sor.

Field Officer and the daughter of a distinguished character at
the mit of a Jew-broker w lin, had. offered by printed bills a re-
ward of 100/. for her apprehension. The lady was taken into
cuttody In Somecsetshire on Friday last by t wo officers,• belong-
iug to ‘Vorship-street, tend she will undergo no examination at
that office at two o'clock on Monday, w hich hour the parties
are requested to attend. The lads, es presses conscious innocence,
and she will remain at the house of the officer who took her,
until the examination takes place. Some sears ago she was
tiktiuguished !tells or the hitut ton. It would he imprudent to
state any thing further on the business until it has been heard.

RECITARDSON, a: CO. Stock Brokers, respeetfully acquaint
the Public, that the who of the ew State linttery wiil he drawn in One Day,
emit Octelx.r next. This Lottery has only 5,030 Numbers (from No. Ito 5,000
inclusive), *Fear Tkk.ts of a'Nuinber, so that the PurchaAer of t Single Ticket
will cal.) a Prize I•2n,non ; hy Two Tickets o--tite same :Camber, a Prize of
1.44),00n; by Tickvts of the sane Number. a Prize. Gl' by Pour
Tickets of same Nuir.h..6r. a Prize of t h4),000; and all other Prizes in the
ainie Propurtion.---CA VITAL PRIZES: Of ; Four of b,Othm; Four of
2,0 W ; Eight of .E1,e011; Twelve of aLr,OO, &c.--Ticks ts and Shares are
on sale by RictrAstssox, GOOnLUCK, and CO. Cornbil, and Charing; Crths„
Ladon; who •zhared- and sold fast Three Lotteries, Nos. 2,609. 10,197, and
16,031, Thm Prizes '31.1'20.000; and 7,950. ,tlo,oof.k. The, ere also the only
Of that ever 400 in Shares Two Prizes of .4...Jo,oo4—Present Price: Ticket,
'el Fitt. Quarter, Lb 14.5. Eighth, 18s. Sixteenth, 9s. 6d.

The Itnyal Family, and Lislies and Gentlemen of Fashion,
use Russia Oil, for moistening the h:Vir w ten dressing, is so
grenta nnurisher to the hair, as to prevent it turning grey to
all periods ; promotes the growth ;, makes the hair grow thick
and long; prevents its falling off; and restores it on bald places
if there he the least roots. Sever.el Gentlemen that were bald,
have declared, that after using the Russia Oil regularly for six
months, the bald plaw became ttearl covered with hair : pro-
motes e.)e-bro whiskers. Gentlemen ought not to omit usiog
it to the whisti,ers after shaving, as it will prevent them turning
a reddish colour, or grey, which is too generally the case, oa
account of the westin„; they reteive from shaving Ladies and
nentlemen who wear false hair a ill find the Russia Oil a vain.
able article to use when dressing, as it keeps the hair soft, mid
renders its appearance natural. Observe the label an the outside
wrapper of each bottle is signed ia Rassiste gold ink, ." Moch-
rikufskv and Prince."—Apy without that siganture are counter.
felts. Price 7s. per bottle, or one bottlf, containing four small,'
at one guinea, or six guinea bottles for fjve pouuds.. Sold.whole-
salt Mid retail by the Proprietor, A. "rime,- No. •, Johns.
street, -Oxford-street ; and, by appointineist.„ by Mr. Stook,
Perfuttier to his Mjesty, New Bond.street ; Ilendrie said Suns,
Perfumers to her Majesty, Titchburue-street ; Rigge, No. 65,.
Cheap.side; and by toast principal Perfumers or Medicine
Venders in England, Ireland, and Scotland.

B IRT 11. .
On Saturday sennight, Brom a, wife of Mr. anreph
Brown, of Bughtri,,,, Berwickshire, alive daughters nud a soa2
all of whom are doing well.

MARRIED.
At Bath, on Monday last,
age, and into pnssessioa of from 6 to 8000/. per annum, land-
ed property, to a Miss Watts,.the daughter or the Parishi
Clerk of Saint Michael's, whose celebrity as a eabler,
stands unrivalled. The %•oung matt has settled t 409/. per
annum on his father-in-lave, and 6001. per annum on hi*
wife. The ceremony enmmenced at eight o'clock, the bride-
groom had no sooner given his troth, than he was taken with
fainting tits, and it was not till half past eleven the service was
renewed. Shortly after, the uncle arrived to forbid the mar-
ria-e. On Icaviug the church, they were greeted by the po-
pulace.

E D.
Gr.nr►ry DrATTl.—na Wednesday night, as Miss Emily
Harriet Hodgson was leaving the house of Mrs. Hammett, its
Poriland-street, where she had spent the eveniug with a party,
Ow dropped suddenly whilst stepping into a coach with her
brother, and expired in a few minutes. Iler death was occa-
sioned by an npoplectie
. Monday se'nnight, at Keswick, Mr. Ladyinan, joiner, aged.
37. He 4lrank tea in the afternoon, appeared to be in his usual
oealth, and walked into his orchard, where about an hour after.
wards, he was found dead I,

SS.
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Field Officer and the daughter of a distinguished character at
was actually dying of. the elfects 'or opium ; he had her removed '
the suit of a Jew-broker who, had offered by printed bills a re-
to his own house, and sent for a respectable surgeon. After an
ward of 100/. for her apprehension. The lady was taken into
attendance of nearly six hours, and the adnrioittration of me-
cettody hi Somersetsbire on Friday last by
.two officers,• belong-
. tics, a quantity of opium was discharged from her • stolanch,
iug to .‘Vorship-street, end she will undergo no examination at
which this assistaut declared must have killed her, had she re-
that office at two o'clock on Monday, which hour the parties
rnained three hours longer without proper remedies. She
are requested to attend. The lady expresses conscious innocence,
• mentioned a lorg list of names, and high einineetions, to whom
, and she will remain at the house of the officer who took her,
the stated herself to be related; and atter being somewhat re
until the examination takes place. Some sears ago she was a,
covered, and refreshed, she expressed a desire to go away,
aistiuguished belle of the haul ton. It would he imprudent to
which Mr. Kirby permitted her to do, in care of the beadle, to
state any thing further on the business until it has- been heard.
conduct her to the protection of her friend;; but finding herself
watched in her retreat down Ludgate-street by the beadle, she •
told him it was in vain to follow her, fur milting should pre- RICHARDSON, CWOOLUCK, & CO. Stock Brokers, respectfully acquaint
tbeiP(n)betnc44that the whole of the Aew State hottery wiil P:e lirawn in One Day,
vent her from putting au end to her existence, A mob was col-
jel(indliviivel,
..Frft:teirxti,ir'kl..tviisoirittiecruyinhie.'zoeust,;vtL,Cst
tlOh,Nr.uumrchient.74.(rtioart
ion.,,ltetoTbi,,ck t
leeted, to whom she made hrr appeal, and the beadle watt very
roughly handled, for attempting to conduct her out of his parish. will eat.) a Prize 1.2n,n0n; by Two Tickets o---tlie same :Camber, Single
Prize Ticket
140,0oe; by Thcc:•Tickcts of the sane Number. a Prize ol',X60,104); by Pour
But in the result of the disturbance which took place, the lady
Tickets of ti,e same Ntor.b:.r. a Prize of ,:t So,non; and ail other Prizes in the
was conducted to the watch-house, and brought next day before seam Prop rtion.---CA perm.. PutzEs: Fos:: of,t'100)00; Four of b,uoe; Four of
'Alderman Wood. vas); Eight of .ti ,eno ; Twelve of ,t; NOD, Fic..te.--Tiekets and Shares are
On Wednesday she was brought up for further examina- on sale by RictrAassox, GOOMUCK, and CO. Corobiil. and Chariot; Cross,
Loudon; who share& a.nd sold last Three Lotteries, Nos. 2,609.10,197, and
Lion. She affected much agitation and poignant distress; insist-
:tri;liTulltt.:twv
.rPi.:(i)zieisitolst.'2o:l.)o7l?; and 7,950. ,k= to,o4?tt. The., ere also the only
rd she was the daughter of Sir Wm. 'Maxwell, though not born . oisflf: aktao.—Perieta Price: Ticket,
in wedlock : that his abandonmeut of her, and the cruelty ()flier etel Fitt. Datis-11l ss.l tiuratrterwlbrl4s74l3Et'irithth' , at::: 18s. Sixteenth, £;'l 98.6 d.
family, were the causes of her distress of mind. The Royal Family, and Ladies and Gentlemen of Fashion,
Mr. Alderman AVood, had ascertained the fact of her trial use Russia Oil, for moistening the hsiir w tea dressing, is so
and conviction at Exeter, and the appearance of her brother, gre t a nourisher to the hair, as to prevent it turning grey to
Creares, the mail-coachman, as a witness the: e against her, all periods
; promotes the growth ;, makes the hair grow thick
and stated several other circumstances of her havins a applied for andlong; prevents its falling off; :mil restores it on bald places
I
pecuniary aid to several respectable persons is the vicinity of lif there be the least roots. Sever.el Gentlemen that were bald,
Louden, under false pretences, respecting her family connea inns, have declared, that after using the Russia Oil regularly for six
a
and particularly to Mr. Adams. who keeps a naval academy nt months, the bald plaplace=became nearly covered with hair : pro-
Edmonton,
to whom she stated herself to he the nearest relation motes es e-bro we, whiskers. Gent leaten ought not to omit usiug
of Lady Madelina , and daughter of Colonel Sir William it to the whisti.ers• after shaving, as it will prevent them turning
Cordon, and allied to several other persons of distinction.; but a reddish cutour, or grey,which is too generally the case, on
that Mr. Adams had written to those perinea, who denied any ' ethe •
account 0 , wetting they reerive from shaving Ladies and
knowledge whatever of such a woman, and said she mast be an neselemen who wear false hair a ill find the Russia Oil a valua
arrant impostor. able article to use when dressing, as it keeps the boir soft, and
Mr. Cotterell, one of the Magistrates for the County of Mid- renders its appearance natural. Observe the label an the outside
dlesex, said he had convicted ;ter himself, at the last Clerked- wrapper of each bottle is signed in Bassist, gold ink,." Moch-
well Sessions, of being a rogue, vagrant, and impostor. rikufsk v and Prince."—Any without that sigtinture are counter.
The 1116ot:ter was remanded till next Tuesday. • felts. Price 7s. per bottle, or one Wulf, containing four small,'
aisaaa=ammeseseessue • d at one guinea, or six guinea bottle, for 4ve pouuds.. Sold.whole-
i/CCIDEXIS 4 N .1) • 0 EFT, NCR& 1 salt. and retail by the Proprietor, A. Prince, No. 9, John.
street, -Oxford- street ; and, by appointmests., by Mr. Smyth,
"Altianan.—Thersday an inquisitimi was taken at the Royal
Perfumer to his Msjesty, New B and-street ; Hendrieaisd Suns,
Itlortar Tavern, at Woolwich, before Joseph Martyr,. Esq. one
Perfumers to her Majesty, Titehborne-street ; Rigge, No. 65,.
sit* the Caraners for the County tif Kent, on view of ht.id v of
Cheapide; and by toast principal Perfumers or Medicines
Jones, a convicted mutineer, il*:10 was confined on hUnrd
the RVenders in England, Ireland, and Scotland.
etribution hulk. It appeared, on the investigation, that •
tine of the convicts, who was employed with others in unloading ..
bricks from a barge, had thrown part of n brick at -the overseer BIRTH. •
wit; .was attending them, and strer!c him On the back part of On Saturday se'nnight, Mr... Broil a, wife of Mr. Joseph
his-bead. The overseer could nut tell Which of Ihe convicts Brown, of Bughtri •' Berwickshire' 4
(dew. daughters aud a sou
had thrown the brick, amid the convicts refused to disillose who allfshom are doing well. 2.
was tile guilty person, and in consequence of such refusal, the MARRIED.
convicts were deprived of some induleences they had beeu ac-
At Bath, on Monday last,
custemed to.; and Captain Reed having. on Monday, obtained Hartley, Esq. just 'come tit
age, and into possession of from 6 to 800t1/. per annum, lurid- ,
Inforpiation that William Coleman, another convicted mutineer,
ed property,* to a Miss Watts,.the daughter of the Parishi
vas the person who threw the brick, he had Coleman put into
Clerk of Saint Michael's, whose celebrity as a nobler,
heavy irons: and Coleman having taken it into his head that
stands unrivalled. The young unto has settled I+o9l. per
Thomas Jones was the pertm us ho had informed against him,
'although Jones had not dime so, and was his intimite friend. annum on his rather-in-law. and 600?. per annum on his
wife. The ceremony commenced at eight o'clock, the bride-
Coleman in the evening appeared much enraged, and said he
groom had no sooner given his troth, than he was taken with
'would do some mischief that eight ; that he knew his man, arid
fainting tits, and it was not till half past eleven the service was
avould have the life of lam or three before the morning; but he
renewed. Shortly after, the uncle arrived to forbid the mar-
drank some porter with Jones, and they appeared very ,rood
tinge. On leaving the church, they were greeted by the po-
friends, when Coleman wera to bed ; but duriog the night he
was seen to get up, and Irmo a seat heltingint; to too. of the con- Wave'
I) I ED.
'blab, who was a shoe.-maker, nom V. hence he took a round-
Sr nu EN DrATTI.-0a Wednesday night, ns Miss Emily
pointed knife, the sharpness of which he tried w ith his thumb,
Harriet Hodgson was leaving the house of Mrs. Hammett ha
ke then with that knife broke open a little box, from which the
took a sharp-pointed knife, and said, ,e this will do for him." Poriland-street, where she had spent the evening with a party, !
Ile next went to a table, on which a lamp was hernias-, and she dropped suddenly whilst stepping into a coach with her
tried the point of the knife upon the table. lie ti-en ture brother, and expired in a few minutes. Iler death was occa-
eti an
Jones's hammock, which hung near, rand, raising sinned by an apoplectic tit.
his hand with
Monday se'nnight, at Keswick, Mr. feadyinan, joiner, aged.
the knife in it, stabbed Jouek in the neck with iai.:ll violence as ;
s'a. Ile drank tea in the afternoon, appeared to be in his weal
to penetrate nearly to the blade bone ; the blood gushed from
stealth, and walked into his orchard, where about an hour aftera
the wound with great force, amid in a few reinutes ,tomes died.
The Jun., without hesitation, gave a verdict of-Wilful Mur-
wards, be was found dead I.
der, against Cotemaw, who was committed to Maidstone gaol -.16. ._ ,
for trial at the next assizes. A great number of witnesses were PRICE OF S I'OCKS Y EtiTERD Ai%
examined, and the investigation was. nut liaislted until eleven 3 per Cost. Cosset int ---ii per Cert. Navy 91,0-4 pet Cent.
o'clock. . Como] Siii--4 per Celli. Vet/nevi 66i----Lutig Ann. 181,1:1-10
Coot arm iv, Fonc:rnv.—A capital charge of forging bi;..s, —omaium 1 pm.—liscbcpier gill*, 244 per day 8,13 i.ae-a•
ha; been preferred against the lion. Mrs. P--, the wife of a, ludia Bouds24;s6 put—Consols for Account 68k.
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