The National Register.
London, England, 1818-05-24 00:00:00

DT VU) ENDS.

H. and J. G. Stevenson, Milbank,

H. Bayley, St. Albans, corn-chandler, June 9.
D. Fowler, Lime-street, merchant, June 9.
A Mants and G. Schmid, Wapping Wall. merchants. June 9.
J.lSewell and D. M'Aturdo, Hounslow, flan-mill-spinners, Jane :0.
J. Sisson, Lombard-street, hanker, June 16..
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P. and NV. Pidgeon, Stock Li.ctiasige Coffee-homy, tavern-keuperb,

Jane 3.
R. Beckett, Westbury, innholtler, .Tune 10.
A. Cowper, Barton Bthilit.h. miller, JUNCO.
IV. 1. smith, Birmingham, victualler, July 1.
T. BenddiShuland, Nottingham. molester, .lune 18.

CERTIFICATES.-JuNE Y.

T. Fawell, Old-street, surgeon—J. and .f. hiller. rirl::wf-11-,..r,,1,
—sitoemakers—T. West. (:raeeehurch.street. perfume:—.;. S-, ",
Friday-street, wine-merchant—H. I )annah, W t
G. Todd, Newcastle-t!pon.Tyne. spirit-mercl ant—l.
vonsidre-stinare, broker—N. I.useombe, Kingsbridge, se:iet
T. Hopps. Winky, ieatherseller.

DREADFUL DVPRAVITV.—Ou Thursday week, a girl, azu d
12 years, named Kinglet', daughter of a widow in Itatlestret t,
Mile-end, accompanied two other girls to liow-Fair, but Lot
returning, her mother went to enquile of her companions., w::()
stated that she had been taken frnin tkem by au (Welly
who promised to treat her with nice things. The poor won.:.:,
half mad with apprehension, proceeded, late as it was, to ;!:".
fair ; when unable to rain any intelligence, she walked over
the greater part of the metropolis, and was returning to htr
home in despair, late the next evening., w lien, at the corner a
Catharine-street, in the Strand, she is;ls petrilkd at behold'ag
her daughter walking with two common prnstitutes. She .ai-
inediately Sci:•.eil her by the arm, and the poor at t!te
sight of her 'wither, burst into tears, left her companions,:c:J
went home with her parent. The tale she told was horrifying.
When at the fair she Was accosted by an elderly woman, who
by promises of treating her with sweetmeats, induced her •o
leave her compauions. She .continued to amuse her nntil
was so late that she was afraid to rt turn home, and having
hinted so, the old wretch said she would take her to her house
for that night and bring her to her mother in themornlng.
They accordingly got into a coach, and were set down is a
court (supposed Whiteflart-yard) near to where she had been
found by her mother. They were shown to a room whi yr.
a few minutes, another old woman made her appearance, t•
whom the first addressing
eirmill thinreserve,
' ssta ittli!e"
I have brought pm nice p
age ." Thu proeuress then received a sum of money from tae
woman, and departed. The gill was then put to bed, and tie
following morning treated with much kindness, and induct cl
to remain there. Towards night, however, site begged to co
Wine, but this was not li,tcncd to, and.she was dressed up and
sent out with the two girls with whom she was met los her
nr abet, Rut for this Criminate meeting the ruin of the poor
girl would in a few hours have been accomplished. Measures
roc pursuing for the detection of the old Wretch, and we
earnestly hops the strong arm of justice will speedily over..
take her..

J.l3lllmp, a ehilil, ,on of Mr. R. of Poplar. climbing up a wail,
by the Aker the City Canal oil Monday, fell into the water, and
drowned.

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