The National Register.
London, England, 1818-08-03 00:00:00

Mr NATIONAL REGISTEIZ.

lie observed that he was constantly inin ,yed by a ernteel rab •
hie, who. sitar his tiuwers,and Indite Mown the branches of his
trees. yr. Hail, In answer to fill* 116.4TVtlill..{1,Gaill, that lie
or his companions had done neither, and were about to de-
part, but they were prevented by the armed servants by order
or his Lordship, particularly t Ws) of them, one of them pre-
SenClll4 a pitchtmk, and the other irnlding lip an Indian
dub in a menacing way at them. Mr: Hill remonstiated with
his Lordthip on his rumbiet, assuring him he was acting
illegally, and that he was not justified in the course .he was
pursuing. His Lordship, however, persisted in detaining
'hem; but UnCr A 0411: time he agreed to let them depart, on
tondo ion of their paring his servants fur the trouble they had
in the !Justness. This was resisted by Mr. Hall and his
friends for about half an hour, when finding all remonstrance
vain, and fearing that the boat would get swamped and spoil-
ed, he agreed, and did give 7s mu the servants as a condition for
their release, and after that pay uncut they were suffered to
depart to their boat. •

Mr. !tall stated, that out of courtesy to a Nobleman of the
rank of Lord Ranelaitk, he hail written to his Lordship inform.
isig him that be should Pxpect him to answer for his conduct
in dr' aistisag him and his companions half an hour as prison.
ev•, and for obtaining 7s. ,for his strValik. &C. seta the
truer by the post, but learnt afterwards. that lie had directed
it wroug, he stating his Lordship's residence to be Pilthey
instead of i'ulhant ; although, on inquiring at the post olfiet,
lit. learned that the letter ha I siren tofwarded to Isis Los
house. Air. Hall :11,40 held a special messenger to ids
house in Fulham, to serv- him st ith a copy of the letter, but
Ise h ul nut r, reived any answes„ but lie understood Isis Lord-
ship tad came to tot' is citify ou Wednesday itior ii iii g. The
Mai; ate, were of opiiiiosi, that if Xr.- Hall couldowrar hr
wad toot [Vd w,tll the money to the servants undo personal fear,
it %on:11411mnd to tidally.

. .
Nlr. Had .•apressed Isis determination to indict all the
servants.

AlAlMßOrtouoH.s.rnErr.
E. Hall was.fitily committed for tubbing S. Harris of his
ets mid seal. The pros,outor, 4c:romp:tided by Iwo friendo,
were retuning trots, West Litia •Nair on Tuesday evening,
I after drinking freel, when the prisoner, who was e str•Niger,
joined awn.' ; and atter dtrinktug with them, snatched the ,p•eo.
ammitir'sninctifroin lies tub sill 1 wady off with It.
HAT 10 NA; •

Mond iy R. Gray, owuer the Ciiertsey stage, was fined
20i. for carrying tno passengers more than allowed by Art of
P. 1111.1 lit' it —I). Antony, driver of a Ilrentfortl stage, was
Hued st.h. for into offences ut like natitre.—G. Mathews,
striver 91 another Breuttord state, AUL for like offences
A j. Pettigsll, owner and dt iver of n Woodloid coaeli, was.
lilted tUt. t'.r Cal rying one outside passengi r mire than the
Act penults.— Clic above informations were brought forwanl
ut 4 1110.4 t pi ai•enorthy manner by Mr. Hanson, a Magistaatr,
who oils himself tile principal witness, in order, it possible,
to put a sup to the dreadful accidents ue7asiontll by over.
toadm4 co,eoepi.

_
W e.1..‘ iy J. Higgins and W. -Mitchell, charged with roll.
-tang he house of Nlr.l.)awson, of Kent ,in street, Brunswick,
square, ot plate and oilier articles to the amount of 3001. were
“sarairrought tip, together with Anu Higgins, and earehand.
E. .iiitchell, the inother.and brother of W.. 31itehell, who were
charged win. receiving the property. Mr. O. identified the
plate (wind on the prisoners in Somers' TOWII Fields by a
watchman, as being his overt). lie also WHIP.
property Amid at Ann El as.,rlSasoli lorigs_
lags. Mr. !longbows, of Dutiglity-sti vet, whose house was
ruuheil on the of May, 10 111 c amuwKet 2991. and Mr.
Bootle, wittier Isomer With also robbed nu the 3dinst, identi-
fied some articles farad at the 3. dgings oft he fciihrie prisoners
ILI being par, of what they had brim roblic-,1 of The pri-
wuois were ante inure remanded