The National Register.
London, England, 1811-01-20 00:00:00

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appearance of a conspiracy to defraud a third person. because
Buller would have to pay all the incurnbrances so charged upon
the property sold. First, he was brought by the defendant to
the plaintiff, and for his being so brought, he was chat ged at the
rate of 10 per cent."
Mr. GAR Row called Buller to interrogate him as to his know-
ledge of this contract between the plaintiff and defendant, and
be completely disclaimed any knowledge of it.
Lord ENBOAOUGH, " Then I hold this action is not main-
tainable."
The plaintiff was accordingly nonsuited.

part of the abdomen, on her left aide, and immediately ,
off.—The cries of the woman brought air'ce and she
carried to the Westminster Hospitals and now lies
dangerous state. 'l'he wound inflicted by this Monster,
five inches in length. The woman describes him to '
90 years of age, wad as speaking in a foreign Ineguage,
she did not uoitorstand one sword. It is to be hoped,
vigilance of the Police will be successfully exerted
speedy detection of this wretch, who may otherwise
similar outrages on the persons of that sex, to whom,
injury, never fails to rouse in the breasts of Englishmen
of just abhorrence, indignation, and resentment.

Forty-four Capital Prizes, Four of 20,0001. and no
than 2/3/..--.All to be drawn in one day.—Hornsby
Stock-Brokers, beg leave to remind the Public, that
Lottery will begin and finish on the 15th of next month.
eta and shares are considerably cheaper than for many
past. The novelty of the scheme is approved of, and the
excessive, which has caused a rise in price, and must
as such, Hornsby and Co. hope their friends will buy
Thirty-eight shared capital prizes were sold by Hornsby s
in the last State Lottery.—Also, in the last two years,
Twenty Thousand, 3 of ten thousand, 2 of five thousand.—)
4,469, 20,0001.; 2,618, 20,000/.; 18,544, 20,0001. ; 10,294,'
19,544, 20,000/. ; 133, 10,000/. ; 2,279, 10,0001. ; 8,831.
8,716, 5.0001. ; 19,570, 5,0001. Besides lof 4,0004;
6 of 130001. and 10 of 5001.

MARRIED.
At Sandridge, Kent, the Rev. D. Williams, second
Winchester College, to Amelia, daughter of the late
Goddard, of Stargroves. Capt. Page, of the Bombay
Establishment, to Miss Barker, of Bast Sheen, only '
the late P. Barker, Esq. of Charlton Kest,. Mr.
surgeon, of West Cowes, Isle of Wight, to Mrs. BlAnherihsgen,
of Blackheath, Kent. The Rev. R. Scrods, of Newnhasn P
Devonshire, to Harriet, youngest daughter of the late
Rogers, Bart. of Blackford, in the same county. F. English
of the Royal Engineers, to Catherine, youngest daughter ,
Blenden, Esq. of Stoke Hall, Ipswich. Mr. French, limaan,
Bexhill, to Mrs. Colchin, many ars landlady of the
Lion and Star and Garter Inns, Brighton. On Saturday,
12th inst. at St. George's, Hanover-square, by the Rev. Edward
Conyers, John Trower, Esq. of Berkeley-square, Sophia,
daughter of W. Baker, Esq. late Member for the -.red
Hertford. At St. Andrew, Holborn, T. Turner, Esq.
bern Park, Essex, to Grace, fourth daughter of the late
man, Esq. of Hampstead. At Great Baling, Essex,
Esq. nephew of B. Goodrich, Esq. of Ulm& Grove,
Goodrich, his daughter.
DIED.
Aged 74, the Rev. E. Howman, Rector of Gissing
den, and one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for
Aged 85, J. Dade, Esq. one of his Majesty's Justices
Peace for the county of Suffolk, and formerly M:
West Suliolk Militia. At Banbury, Oxfordshire, G,
Baron de Poley, a French emigrant nobleman, wh(
fortune in the French Revolution, and was reds
greatest poverty. In New King-street, Bath, Mr. ,
Commissioner for taking special bail. He formerly
public-house, called the Bell, in Monmouth-street, the
which consequently bore this apposite inscription--$ _
Lately, at Cirencester, Mr. J. Clark :he owed ' death
having swallowed an apricot stone in the course of
which lodged in a part not likely to create serious
on a sudden immersion into the bath a few days
cussion caused its removal to so dangerouir a part,
mediate dissolution followed.