The National Register.
London, England, 1815-07-02 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL R EGISTEII.
• Immoimmil
prnpOSitlOn WOLIN :tot have been acceded ; but he had sin ce su Hired
considerable lose., and his client hal no wish to press ttp.m t to op-
pressed. The defendant's present otter. t etefore. was accepts(' and
tr his future conduct was gui,!ed by propriety, he would pat.. bably
hear no mote of this prosecution.
A verdict of Guilty was then taken.

POI.ICt..

MANSION HOUSE.

Wm. Sanderson, c youth of notorious bad charterer, was c' urged
a•*oh robbing is gentleman named Thompson, on Tuesday last ill DIoor•
field•, of a pocket book and liandkrrehief. It appeared that an the
d.y in question, a crowd was assembled in pursuit of a mad cow• , which
gored se •oral persons and killed a child. The prisoner mod t ofue of
she gang to which lie belonged, took advantage of the confu• ion and
contrived to make considerable gleanings on the pockets of t he peo.
foe assembled. The prisoner, however, was at length observe I by an
ntEcer, and the article's in question on his being searched wt ►e found
in his possession. They were advertised, and the owner hasi ug come
forward to e!nilli them, the prisoner was brought up in ord •r to his
cationitnient for trial. The prosecutor, however, not being 41 attend-
ance, he was remanded.

GUILDHALL.

Tiumm Wigntorc Roger: underwent s final examination , charged
with robbing 111 r. Reasi of Becch•strect Barbican, with who ►he lived
si GM apprentice, of ca,.h and other property. Being a you ng man of
respectable connexions, lie was not at first suspected, but a 'atoll hay.
log been set. he w at length detected. At the persuasion of several
al his friends the wagiatrate permitted hint to volunteer int. 3 the navy.

SWINDLING EXTRAORDIWARY.—On Thursday last a ri tan of gen-
teel apnearance, professing himself to be a Frenchman, went to the
houseof Mr. Wastevill, in the New Road, and seeing a bill on the
window announcing lodgings to let, he took the first floor •at a liberal
rent He said he belonged to the suite of Louis XVI 11. ;• Ad had just
arrived with dispatches for the Duchess of A ligouleme . His story
was perfectly creited, and he was treated with great r Impact. He
entered into conversation with Mr, W. told the news of France, the
downfall of Buonaparte, and, in fact, seemed quite a! 'fait with al
that was passing on the continent. Before the night 7 lad elapsed,
however, he spewed the cloven foot. About six o'clock .in the even-
ing he called up his host, and proposed selling him forty Napoleons,
at 17s. each, alledging they were worth 20s. Mr. W. having once
ha,l occasion to purchase some before, made no scruple i p again pur-
suing a similar course, and he gave to Monsieur La Drout tte, the sup-
posed name of his lodger, 351. 7s. for his Napoleons. Soon after,
Monsieur D. went out, and forgot to return that night. In the morn.
big Mr. Wastevill discovered that he had paid dearly for counierfeits,
admirably executed, but which were not worth sure t: lan each.
The same imposition has been practised on several other h dging houses
at the west end of the town, and .the swindler is supp wed to be an
Irishman instead of a nativeof France.

BIRTH.
On Monday last, the Countess of Craven, of a claw,
Lordship's house, in Charles-street, Berkeley-square.
MARRIED.

titer, at his

A few days since, at Boughton Malherbe, Dent, M. C . Vathews,
tit Charing, to Mrs. Sharp, widow, of Egerton The bri S s att..rdly
crn.sel the rm.; to the bridegroom en chemise,' previot: s:0 tying
th- nuptitl knot ; the act of thus receivirg her 'lcing supp, rsed to ex-
onerate the intsban,i from becoming liable to Jo. debts th t lady may
lave incurred before marriage.
DIED.
On Tueseav morning, the 17th inst. at S.-buth:lmPtntl. It the €(01
year of his age, Th ,tims Hamilton, Esq. Admiral c t the Blue,
and late Commissioner of his Majest%'s Navy,
At Chiswick, on Monday, the ttjth inst. Samuel Far tr, Esq. in
the 85th yell nt his aze,
Lately, at Larc;ist.fr, tit_ Ref. Lord Viscount rancon. rerg, D. D.
}4,15 E"rtiship was in the 65th year of his azc, and r 45 formerly
haphon to the Porttiote‘e Ambassador, since which to has livedin seclusion with his sister and nieces. The title is bec' me extinct.

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Dr. CAMERON, so elehrated for discovering tilt, rr u> t comnlicx-
ted Disorders by an examination of the Urine, is re!iii wed to No. 31,
berr.er% .sireet ,0 x ford.st reet, where he is conAt!ted (1.• by from eleven
wee. —A !though Dr. C's metnai is situ.' oar, it is a well
know!, tact that he his re,tored many to perfect Ue 3th, when the
tnwa eminent of the oriiression have tailed, in painful netr;vg, and
dangerous c:isfs. as Diseases of the Sigh iu , s ant' pt tier Obi,trtic-
units, jaundice, Compl;iiiits in the St• mach, N
Ihopsy, Ac—Also those Comp!auits 4,111( to rCillalCb at
the 4.1;11:r: lt perivtls of

TRANSPOWL:OFFIt }:,
281 h June 181 S.
Tho Commbsimers for conducting his Majesty's Transport Vereive. for
taking care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and fir the Cure and Custody
of Prisimers VII or, do heri by give Notice, that they will he ready at
this Office. on Tuesday the 4th July IHIS, to teceive seulfd Tenders.
mid boot with such I ersons us Intl he willing to ca,nlraet for I'irtualling
Prisoners of War in health and Sickness at i'orton near Gosport, for Six
Months certain.

Nu fluder will be received after One o'Clock on the Day of Treaty.
nor any noticed unless the porta, Or a competent Agent for hire,
personalty attend. Each Tender mut be accompanied by a Letter pens
two respectable Persons, engaging to became bound with the Person tender.
ing, in the on of LY(lllo,iir the due Performance ey. the a:retract .
Farther Particulars Ingo bc known by applying at thin Office► or to
Captain Manley et the said AA.

just published, in 3 vols. 12mo. pece 16s. 6d.
The DT S-CONTE N.TED MAN ; or, Love and Reason, a Novel.
.—By A. F. HOLATIIN, author of Bouverie—Modern Kate—Miseries
of an Heirsis—lnhatntants of Earth—Scorchwoman—Lady Durnevor
—Owen Glentlowr—Love, Mt•stety, and Misery—lsadura of Milano
kc. &c.— Printed fur A. K. Newman sod Co. Le.ttlenhall-street.

Thr foil 'wing will be published this Summer :
LADY JANE's POCKET. by the Author of •• Silvanells."
4 vols.

FAMILY ESTATE ; or. Lost and Won, by Mrs. Ross, S vols.
DONALD MONT El al; The fiamdsontest Man of the Age, by
S. Davenport, 5 vols.
ROMANTIC FACTS; or, Which is his Wife, 4 vols.
ELIZABETH DE MOWBRAY ; or, The Heir of Douglas, aft
Historical Romance, 4 vols.
EARLY FEUDS ; or, Fortune's Frolics, by the Author of " But
Which," " Geraldwood," $l,. 3 vols.

just published. in 2 vols. 12mo. price 10s.
BAROZZI ; or, The Venetian Sorceress, a Romance.—by Mrs.
SMirm, Author of " The. Caledonian Bandit," &c. Scc.—Printed for
A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-street.

The following will appear this Summer :
EMMELINE ; or, the Orphan of the Castle, by Charlotte Smith,
new ecation, 4 vols.
EDWARD, by Dr. Moore, Author of Zeluco," &c. new edi-
tion, 4 vols. 12ino.
CIC 11. Y ; or, The Rose of Raby, by A. Musgrave, third edition.
4 vols.
DUNCAN and PEGGY, by Mrs. Helene, second edition, 3 vols.
VAGA ; or, a View of Nature, by Mrs. Peolt, second Onion*
3 vols
EVEL I NA, by Madame D'Arblay, new edition, 2 vols.

The Public are respectfully informs 1, that the TRUE PATENT'
SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES, which require no Straps, nor
cause any c mfinement to thi body, arc to be had only of the Patentees,
SALMON, Ow. and Co. No. 214, Strand, who have the honour to
supply his Majesty's Royal Navy, the Transport Board, the Naval
Hospitals and Dock Yards, the Ordnance, the Marine Infirmary, the
Honourable East India Company, the City of London Truss Society,
the Mar).le-hone Infirmary, 'sc. and conyi lently recommend a trial
to all those who prefer perfect ease and security to the galling appli.
cation of the common Truss, on their usual liberal terms, viz. that
the full cost shall be returned, if not found superior in ease and
N. B. The Proprietor of what is called German Patent Self-Ad.
jitsting Truss (which does not possess any self-adjusting principles)
having announced to the public, that in cons.quence of the superiority
of his Truss over all others, he has received the appointment of the
'4OO Navy. S. 0. and Co, assure the Pubic, that his as,ertion
is
raise, and that tileir Trusses only have been used for the Royal Navy
.ilice they superseded Tara Aar AND EGG, some time since.

ST XTE LOTTERY OFFICE. No. BC, CORNHILL.
ROI: NS ii Y and Co. (Stock Brokers) beg le.ive to puint out the im.
flnit.till t •rait!:,ges attending the present Lottery to early purchasers.
The first 1,500 drawn Blanks wit receive tUI. each, which is a saving
it bat the pur. 113 Se money. Thr grand Prizes of 40.0th11, I.oooi.
20,(V01. ant ail the
.other Capit.,l izes, may be diawn on the first
day ; also Ji,UOO .o be paid in G uineas.
Tickets and NAw-es ate by Holt NS BY and Cr., at the lowest
prices, who h•se trcently snared and so d among tneit friends the fol-
lowing lit ot Capi!Jl Pr; s
No 213 . . - 1.1.0 10 0001.
9.. r 4 - ,000 I • 3.914
2.5 N - - vO,OOOl I,ISO - - .- to tool.
Be,t. es P;;;cs of 5,00 A it,00.)1• 1,00. 5001 3001 2001 kc.
Orders by Lcit,i' to Carrie: cuctitedon the same mina .1 It rift
seat; drawing on the 19th ot this month.