The National Register.
London, England, 1811-12-15 00:00:00

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ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, 4.c.

PICKPOCKET s.—Wednesday, about one o'clock, the conduct
of a gang of pickpokets, in the Pouhry, was the most auclacioue
ever heard of. As Mr. Tate, of Salisbury-street. irf tit(' Strand,
was passing there, 'he took out hiS watch to ascertain the hour,
when a fellow instantly made a snatch and got hold of 'the seals
a d chain. MY. T. of course, resisted ; the robber, however,
kept fast Wild. Mr. T. knock, d him down, but' matwithstand-
ing, he would not let go the chain. Mr. I'. knock d him down
a second time, the villain still keeping hold of the chain. A
man then came up, said he was a constable, and would take
the fellow to the Compter; and another, to appearance a Gen- •
tleman, said he bad been a witness to the infamous transaction,
and would attend 0 the Compter, and they both went off with
him. Mr. T. followed. When he came to the Compter he was
:informed that no such persons had been there, and it is nut
doubted but they all belonged to a gang.

BIRTH.
'On the 7th inst. at the Vicarage, Chalfont, St. Peters, Bucks,
the Lady of the Rev. Dr. Freeman, of a son.

ItrARRIED.
• Thursday morning, at Mary-le-bone Church, the Hon. Capt.
Pouiett, Royal Navy, second on of Earl Poulett, to Miss*D'al-
las, eldest daughter of Sir G. Dallas, Bart.
On Thursday, at Writtle, in the county of Essex, Clement
Hue, Esq. M. I). of Bernard-street, Russell-square, to Lucy,
eldest dst.thter of the Rev. 1)r. Perkeley, of Writtle.
On the Ist inst. at Huhherstone, near Milford, Mr. J. Davies,
of Milford, shipwright, aged 32, to Miss Jemima Twagg, aged
, of the former place.

• DIED.
Thursday morning, at her house, at Islington, Mrs Mary
Flower (mother Of Sir Charles Flower, Bart.) at the advanced
age of 90: a more charitable woman or a better christian never
lived.
On the 13'h ult. aged 411, Mrs. Royds, wife of Robert Royds,
Esq. of Eastthorp, near Mahon, Yorkshire, and daughter of the
late Boynton Langley, Esq. of Wykehani Abbey, near Scarbo-
rough.
On Sunday night, at his house in Conduit-street, the Right
Hon. Theophilus Jones.
Lately, of the wounds he received on board the Pelican sloop,
in. an engagement with the ,Marengo privateer, Mr. A. Shannon,
• merchant, Knitatop, Jamaica, aged 25..
Lately, in Portugal, Lieut. kobartes Carr, of his Majesty's •
44th regiment. .
At Inverness, on the lat itist. Mr. Kenneth M'Kenzie, dyert
et the advanced age of in. .
At How4en Iflifordshire, 'whip 72J yea&,'llleholas Mason,k:sq. He has (eft 1001. to 12Kannually expended in the edneation
of the poor of that purls!).
On Wednesday, the 27th ult. in his 82d year, John Rowe, Esq.
of Everson, near Liverp'ool.
At Shrewsbury, United States, on the 14th of Sept. Mayor-
General Green, one of the early promoters of the American
Revolution.

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TIDE TABLE.
lIIC:I3..AVATER AT LONDON BRIDGE.

MORNING.

A F T ERN OON .

Sunday
Mon.'ay
Tuesday . .
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday .
Saturday . .

M. H.
38 after 1
30 2
13 3
49 3
27 4
14 5
57 5

M. H.
5 after 2
54 2
31 3
7 4
47 4
13 5
23 6

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