The National Register.
London, England, 1812-12-27 00:00:00

ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES.

Monday morning, Edith Morrey, the woman convicted at the lest
Chester Assizes. ()lute sorrid 'nuttier op her hushand, at HackJ)w,
res;,ited on her plea of pregnancy, w.s brough • to •ie i or a male
child in the Castle Of course her xecution witl take pl .cc in Lice
mouth trom the true ot her delivery.
Nlon•!ay .I:ornitig, Charles F Paim aryl Samuel fct
Cie murder of which tri• y were on Friday week convicted at tha Ad.
miralty S ssions, were, pursuant to ineir sentence, exeattion on a
temporary platform at Execution D,ak, in presence c.t.ii imnient,e
crowd of specta. ors collected in to c ur.e ot the pi. cessi ii. Their
bodies, after being suspended the usu .1 tone, were cut down, and
delivered over for dissection Jon Bruce, who was to have AttEred
with them for a sirmlar offence n the person of lame. Decor, at
Milford Haven, has been relined tor iourteen etnys, m c •iisetpiclice
of 60111 C ...oubts arisen wo,:tarer the Haven is in the jurisuiction
of :hc Admiralty Court ot England.
Wednesday morning, T. Caley, who was convicted at tl e Old
Bailey Sessions in October last for for‘,;ery. was executed, pursuant to
his sentence, fronting the Debtors' door ot Newg rte. breught
out about ten minutes after eight o'clock ; and "as soon as ;.e wade 11;s
appearance on the platform, he vociferated " that he was a intir:ered
man !" Flte Ordinary exhorted him several times to j ,i;,
before he made his exit from this life, but it had very hitle Lit.:a t upon
him; :111.1 it is lamentable to add, that lie appeared to quit :he world
in a state Of mind very unsuitable to his awful situation. lie was a
tall stout man, and very respectably ti.essed
DREADFUL Ace! RE NT .—Sunday se'nnight 26 persons weie drowned
by the breaking of the ice, at Duxhury, rear Chorley, in Lancashire.
It was occasioned by two men lighting, when toe I,eople gathering
together cyt the ice to witness the tray, the ice gave way, and the
above number lost their lives.

The Lady of the Rev. K. Marriott, of Coteqyitch, Leicestershire,
of three children, (,:ne boy and two girls) who Ali died the siirne (by.
At Winehmore Hill, Middlesex, Mrs. Harvey Coinbe, of A
daughter.

MARRIED.
By special licence, E. J. Litttleton, Esq. of Teddesley
Staflordsiiire, to Hyacinthe Mary, youngest daughter ef,the IVldniuts
Wellesley.

DIED.
At little Hormead, Herts. aged 61, the Rev. T. Ceckshutt, B.D.
R,-ctor of that parish, and Vit.ar ot Long stenton All Saints, Cam-
bridgeshire.
Aged 93, at the house of her niece, Mrs. Golightly, on limn
Common, Mr!,. Belcuier, wijow of W. Belehier, Esq. forincrly M. F.
for t he Borott:lt of Sout hwat k.
P. Gibbzs, F.:.q eldest son of Sir P. Gibhes, Bart. and brothz..r-
in-law to the Speaker of the house of Ccnimons.
Wedit,,,day I:,s+, at 11 o'clock, at Sion Hill, the seat of h:s Grace
the Duke of Ni irlborough, Lady E. Spate Qr. second daughter of his
Grace,
and wile to J. Spencer, Esq. his Grace's nephew.
At Beth, F. Baronnenu,
ot New Lodge, Middlesex,
one of
his Nlajesty's Justices of the Peace, and a Deputy Licutcnant for tlnd
county. •
Aged 81, J. Thackrah, Esq. of Tooky-street, Southwark, and of
I slewot tit, Middlesex.
At Hampstead, of an inflammation on the lungs, the wife of Flan*
Esq. of the General Post Office.