The National Register.
London, England, 1823-01-12 00:00:00

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On Tbenday as bluest was held at dm Red Lien
public-house. Walworth, on the body of a private
soldier, named Lawrellelea!ttrillrielko who bad bees in
the service of Captain of South-plate, Ken-
nington. It appeared that the deceased bad for some
tine last been in the habit of drinking very bard. A
few days preceding his death the Captain reprimanded
I • on the impropriety of his conduct. and threatened
to surd him back to garrison duty, if he persevered in
ibis encase. Soon afterwards the deceased borrowed a
loaded stol from the watchman, fur the purpose, as
he said, of killing rats ; and the following day, not
coming as usual to low master, the latter immediately
sent for the deceased's nephew, who found his anfa-
runaate in a stable, lying between two trusses of
hay, quite dead, the unfortunate man having di►
charged the contents of the pistol into his mouth.—
Verdict " Insanity." produced by ntessave drinking.
A person called Bardsley, convicted at York of an in-
tent to defraud one of the banks in Sheffield. and sen-
_ unwed to the punishment of death,
.but which punish-
ment was afterwards consisted for terprisontesent, has
lately been discharged from confinement, aud. we are
limy to say; in found inempting to jasmine a
thought tassels anvil mery.reasua to *appose is a forged
one. The bill was offered in payment .or pods pur.
chased, as Me. Mackenzie, in the Market-place of the
above toorespand suspected by him or his shopmais to im
forged. Is was therefore,
i detained in consequence, but
we have not beard that 11.rdsley himself has been appre-
hended. He is an elderly men with white hair. which
be is in the habit of appeal's to as a probable coon for
his at* being conesened its any villainous traosaeakie
with 'whisk be ray herpes to be charged.
Emden. Iterobsay.—A robbery to a very large
MINIUM has beet .-*milted within these few der, emd,
ampler eiresusteatoes at Milton Abbey. Doramshire,
• she Seat of body Cambia Daoter.—Her ladyship is at
preemie is Limbo. mid the abbey has been for some
dun its the are of a few of the servants. The strong.
room, in wkkh the family plate. and other valuables.
have always beers =teed, was so constructed as to be
'apposed to bid to any attempt to enter it. by
any other than fair ositens; and moreover, it eves situ.
aced nearly in the centre of the building. and its strong
ron-grateJ windows opened into an interior court.—
Some ingenious thieves. however, contrived to suraeount
all these obstacles, for on Thursday morning last, as
one of the domestics was passing *though the court ad-
Joining the strong-room, he discovered that an iron bar
had been wrenched from the window, and men( the
heavy stones which composed the walls panially re-
moved front its place. He gave an alartn--the strong-
room was esausitied—and. to the utter dismay of the
servants, they found that almost the whole of the fa-
mily plate, -which was perhaps equal to any collection
in England. except that of the King's, was gone.—
Among the plate Wale desert service or solid gold, made
for Lord Dorchester, at the time that the late King
used to honour him with frequent vials. The Wells II
is appeared, had been entirely removed, and pushed
partly into its place again. The aperture made by its
removal was only large enough to admit a small boy.—
It is a matter of mystery bow the thieves obtained an
entrance to the court in which the room is situate.—
The thieves it appeared bad more booty than they could
carry off, as a small portion of the plate was found in a
pond near the place in the course of die day. The plate
carried off, it is conjectured, was upwards of hell a
ton weight.
Art Enna NT& IC Piosoir.—For some days peat a large
hawk has been seen hovering over the metropais,
to pounce on the pigeons kept in various parts of West-
minster, Monday last le seised one, which he con-
veyed to St. Martin's steeple where be gorged himself
in the presence of hundreds of spectators. A pigeon,
punned by the same bird, darted down the chimney of
the Sunderland Arms, May's Buildings, and was caught
in the room where the Eccentric Society holds its sit-
tings. When caught it appeared almost dead with the
fright, but in the course of au boor after, it was "site
recovered.