The National Register.
London, England, 1813-05-09 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

MAY 1

inrineeits, du the which Imo- 1111 th" *WIII Came as the parts
immersed, lie was relieved from his aufferings,hy death.
Sunday, a youth of the name of Baker, in the Lower Close, Nor.
wich, put an end to his existence by hanging himself' in an ontlo.use
belonging to the Rev. Mr. Preston. lie was a witness of the late exe.
anion of the two coovicts on the Castle Hill, Mlle had been beard to
remark that he tbonght befignoz must be an •as death.
Bow-bIitIET.—RJBELRY OFIHE M x RCHIONIAS OF DOREN` HIRE.—•
Monday being the day appointed tor the final investigation of thi: bu-
si. ess, a number of persons of d;stinction attended. AUout tvtivts
o'clock, the numerous prisoners were placed at the bar. Toe Noble
Marchioness gave evidente as to the fact of her house beint; bloke
ovn and robbed, described the pr petty stolen, and ideLtified the
different articles that have been recovered by the exertions • f Mr.
idkios, the Governor of the !Louse of Correction. The musical snuff.
box, %%Inch is said to be worth boo guineas, played a charming piece.
while lying on the office table.—Sinee the lust examination, the fol-
lowing, who were then in custody, have been admitted to bail, to give
evidence:—Reuben Joseph, Dinah Joseph, Sarah Cohen, Levy Bart,
and Mary his wife. Their testimony. although at considerable length,
does not prove arty new fact to the Public as to the•perpetration of the
robbery, but goes principally to ascertain, beyond a doubt, the conduct
and connection of most of the prisoners, particularly as to.the distribu-
tion of the valuable booty, where it was concealed and disposed of,
the sums that were set upon the articles stolen, but all very short of
their value. Some respectable tradesmen, who had given fair prices
for the articles, attended, and proved the transaction.—The Mar.
chioness was bound over to prosecu'e, at the next Old Bailey Session,
Joseph Richardson, Nathan Simons, and James Simons, for burgliryo,
and Sarah Simons and James Frankil for receiving the property, know-
ing it to have been stolen.

MARRIED.
At Chiswick, the Hon. and Rev. Henry David Erskine, second soft
of Lord Erskine, to the Right Hon. Ludy Harriet Dawson, Oaughtet
of the late, and sister to the present Earl of Purtarliogton.

DIED.
At his house at Winslow, Bucks, in the 79:h year of his age, W.
Selby, Esq. son of R. Lowndes, Esq. formerly one of the Represen.
tativas of the county of Bucks, and father, of %V. lowndes, Esq. the
present Member for the County.
At his seat at South ailton, near Beverley, Yorkshire, the Right
Run. William Lord Hothain, Admiral of the Red Squadron of his
Majesty's fleet.

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