The National Register.
London, England, 1818-06-21 00:00:00

H ATTON G It DEN.

N. Streating. a chandler, ;it Nassinestreet, Middlesex
Hospital, was cc:treed with selling five loaves 12inzs. short of
weight. and was convicted in the penalty of4l. 911. being
et the rate of 7.. dd. per ounce; bat at tie suggestion of his
attorney, a 1... stated that the parish of St. Maryda-lsonne
was not within the hills of Mortality, he gave notice of an
Wednesday Mary Anderson. J. Turner and Elizabeth his
wife, were charged by J. Fa. ley, a gentleman's set want, re.
siding at •Jiii 30, Midge-street, Illackfrinrs, the former with
stealhig, and tke two letter with receiving, • watch with seals.
four gold rings, and a purse resounding Mk in ether. Tile
prnsectrtor deposed. that about eleven o'clock on the night of
1 .cad hat. •s he one going along Oeswell Street, Anderson
laid hold of rite anoaud pulled him up • roars. and pressed
him to go with her liaise, hat he refined ; when site entreated
him to give her something to drink, which he also refused ; all
which time she kept pressiug him to her, and at knelt
abruptly ler* him, si nen he missed the alcove property. Neal
he described her person to Thomson, a constable,
who oppretvniticil her; %the.' tile watch was traced to a
pawill.i At bete it bad bei n plt dged by J. Turner, and
cue ortite It!:1111 and a 1;111140,cl chief st ere traced to li.ivc been
pledged by Elizabeth Taimyr. All the prisoners were fully
committal

NORT II FAIN CIRCUIT.
Judges—Mr. Baton Wrod and Mr. Just:ce Ra}ley.
York and City-4th of July. at York.
Darhans—.lntli of July, at Durbain.
No: litinaberlsnil and County of Newcastle upon-Tyne-23th of
July.st tieucastle.upott Tyne.
Combat...n(l-31st of July. at Carlisle.
Westmorland—sth Agust. at Apptrby.
Lancashire..-Bth of August, at Lancaster.
WESTERN CIRCUIT.
.Tudges—Mr. Justice Park and Mr. Justice Butrough.
Southampton--tatb of July. creWinehester.
Wilt 11th of July, at Salisbury.
Dorart—'_3d of July. at Darrhester.
D..von, and City of Ex-ter-27th of July, at Exeter.
Cornwall-3d of AtiAtist, at Bodmin.
Sonierset--Inth of August. at Wells.
City and County of Bristol-oth of August. at Bristol.
MIDLAND CIRCUIT.
Judge—Chief lLireu Richards and Mr. Justice Dallas.
Narthaniptonsliire—';'th of July, at Northampton.
Rutland:Jim-100i of July, at Okehatn.
Lir.comsliire—l I th of .luly. at Lincoln.
N,,ttinghamili re— I I.th of .lulr. at Nottingham.
Derbyshire— se; of July, at I )rfay.
If .luh, at I.eirester.
Warwickaiiire--.:sth of July, at Warwick.

ge THE SEA StitertsT AGAIN, OR ANOTHER !—Cap-
tan Woodward, and the mate and seamen of the
schooner Adamant, which arrived at Hingham on
Sunday last from Penobscot, saw, in the afternoon of
the day previous, about I:2 kagitcs cast of Cape Ann,
a sea serpent, apparently upwards of 100 ket long,
which frequently raised its head a con,larable height
from the water. It was very near the vessel for about
jive hours; n full view was had of it, and it appeared
to be about as large round us a barrel, but no protu-
licrances were noticed. It was once fired at, and ap-
p ared irritated .by the explosion. Depositions were
~paring at Hingham, to be sent to Boston for pub-
-1 ration."--J -oin the Boom? Palladium.

Wednesday the inundation of a new church was laid
at Stepney by the Duke of York, assisted by the Bishop
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of London. The Rector of Stepney placed in a cavity
farmed in the foundation stone a bottle, with gold and
silver coins of the present year. He also deposited a
plate with the inscription, stating by whom the !bun-
ilation was laid, the names of the Rector, the trustees,
builders, &c., and that the church was fir the accom-
mtitit ion of ,A 0 persons, two-thirds of the space being
free sit t i ngs.
CII RAC TEMITtr, ANECOOTE.—When Lord Am-
h..rst, on his retarn from his late Embassy to China,
meat• ed to Butmaparte that the interesting people of
the Lenchoo Isl Ands. aroweitig to Captain Hall's ac-
count, used neither arms nor money, Buonaparte broke
ilirth—" No ararg ! Sarre ! how do they earn- on war
then ?" When the saute circumstances were related
to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, he exclaimed,
„No money! Bk., mt ! how do they carry on the
Government ?"--1 joarierly
An optician at Paris has received ortlers to make
Kileidoseope, the price of which will be no less than
00,000 francs. Instead of the usual bits of Oass, there
will be placed in it topazes, rubies, emeralds, and other
brilliant and preeiors stones. It is to he sent as a pre-
sen.t to u threign Court.