The National Register.
London, England, 1816-04-14 00:00:00

UNION HALL.

On Wednesday, Daniel Phillips, a native of Wales, WAS
lorou4lit up bs doff, apprehended us a vagr••nt begging in t►e
streei. oi.t. Savioar's parish. He wore a lung heard, and his
apparel Mai a complete bundle of rags, and his whole appear.
once pre-motel a picture of extreme misery and penury ; a
bag was slime across his shoodder by a piece of list, and on
exammiag its contents, they were found to consist of pieces of
soap, cheese, meat, bread, nuts, &c. and about twenty small
parcels made np in brown paper. On opening these, they
were (mend to contain thirtecu dollars, Mae three-shilling
pieces, firteen eighteen-pieces, two guineas, two half ditto, and
sixteen shillings in silver and copp..r money. The pri•oucr
admitted ho hail obtained this money by begging.—He was
committed to the House of Correction for seven days, and
ordered to be passed to his parish at the expiration of that
time.
Oa Tuesday evening as Mr. G. Moue, of Ditton, in Surrey,
was pawing through Hishopsgatc-street, he was thrown down
by four persons, who apologised and helped hint up, hoping he
was not hurt. Scarcely had they gone, however, when Mr. M.
felt for his pocket-book, containing near 601. in notes, and
found it gone. Information being given thereof to the Lord
Mayor, officers were dispatched in various directions, and on
Wednesday, four of the country notes were traced to a man
who was about to change them for those of the Bank of Eng-
land.
This led to his arrest and that of several other persons,
by which means there is little doubt that the real delinquents
will be discovered.

On Wednesday nermight, a woman named Shoebridge, wa■
committed to Sussex county gaol, for stealing some wine from
the house of Mr. Thornton, of Horsham, at the very time the
Judges, who lodged there, were in it. What is extraordinary,
her son, 15 years of age, with two other youths, were sentenced
the same day to seven years transportation.
EXECUTIONS.—SIouch) morning It. Russell, for the murder of
his father, was executed on the roof of Horsentonger-lane gaol.
Since his coneictiff. os Friday setinight, he had appeared ex-
tremely penitent, and evinced a due sense of his enormous
crime. After the usual period of suspension his body was de-
livered to the surgeons for dissection.
Monthly settnight, Om. Cultsralieder was executed at the
drop in front of Hereford goal, pursuant to his sentence, for
the murder of his wife.
Ott Saturday sennight Edward Lea was executed on the Castle-
hilt, Norwich, pursstiant to his sentence at the last Assizes, for
issuing forged notes of the Hank of Fngland.

All who tny on or before Saturdni, 117th instant. will participate in a
Bonus of-Three Hundred Whale 'tickets, with all the Priam that
may be contained du...win.

EYTON, Sand-Broker, ‘2, Cornhill, and 18, Coventry
Street. congratulates his Friends and the Public at large on the Capital
Prizes of the last Lottery, being sold in Shares, and E. EYTON sm.
erre]) hopel the same circumstance will occur in the present Lottery,
aril that the Purchasers at the above favourite Offices will, as usual. ob-
tain Snares of Cie Capitals. The new Lottery has many, very many
strong mommentlations, for riith only 14,000 Tickets--there are
fcattw priers, double the number of Capitals ; Six Thousand Tickets
Man last Lottery; ti.o Prins of Thirty Thousand Pounds: be-
sides "IPTY other CAPITALS.
The Prizes will be paid all in Money, and the Lottery has no Con-
vieefan with any future one.—Begins 14th May. Miose who are in-
etined to rdventure are rerpectfully inidttal to give a preference at the
&rims of E. EYTON Svora-BittitEn, .

?. Comhill, and I it, Ctwentry.stry:t,
Wherr ever' description rf Ropiness in the Public Funds continues to
be traawleviti with r.nd Honour.
N. 11. Partiadars of the Ronus -cntaining th? Ntrtil,tni of the That
lituidted Tiekets may be had at EY'rON'a Office gratis,