The National Register.
London, England, 1814-04-24 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL.REGISTER.

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verdict of Wilful Murder against Robert Morris, tin. husband ot the
deceased, who being then in custody, was immediately committed
to the county gaol, to take his trial at the next asizes.—The
ceased presented a sight of the most awful and savage barbarity ;
she had ore ear cut off, one eye cut out, and her head was literally
shattered to pieces by the repeated blows she had sustained.

131111.1 f.
On Friday afternoon, in St. Mary Age, ti►e la►]y of Mc. Ttobe:t nos-
cow, of u son.

DEATH

On Tuesday morning, at his house, Savinonr-p'ace, rafter a long illness
at the advanced age of the Right limn. Tltancis 11-iter
Bruce, Earl of Aylesbury, K. 'l'. Treasurer of his Nlajesty's household,
and one of his Majesty's Privy Councillors, 6,:c. &c: Ili% Lordship wil%
brother to the late Duke of Montagu,. and Earl of Cardigan, anit was
twice married, first to Susainuit, w dow of the Viscowit Duliaorran;
secondly to Lady Ann Elizabeth Ilawdoti, daughter to the late :Ind
to to the present Mora. By his first wile liis Lordsinp intslett
surviving two daughters, and an only son, Chalks. who succeed.; to his
titles and estates. The present E tut married
of Noel, the late Lord rerwiclr, by whom i.e lo:d i•sue two suns and
four doughters—

In Bathwiek poor-hour Soinerset (af.e• these ten ye;irs)
at the extraordinary age of 110, Mrs. Miry 1.-irab.

DOUBLE CILANCI: LOTTERY.

SW T FT and Co. the Contractors, remind the Public tint the Draw-
ing of the present Lottery heeins on
TUF.SI).I%-, M.NY :3.
Every Purchaser of a ticket or share I a: the chance of Two distinct
Lotted,. , ac, independent of the full anoui,t ok Prizes ...:1 the. Scticw..,
One Thnusind Tickets, in the ffdlowing, Po! 7 erv, are clivicied mu. :!4
the Blanks, and present a corrbn:d chance of the flh.wiro. Cap:l alz; :
2 . . of . . L. -21,0,k) I 4 . . of. . . L. "=,; 0 )
1 • • • • • 1 5,00 I : 0 . . . . . .1,0',1-J
5 . . . . . 10,000 112 . . • • • 501
1 • • • • • 5,000 110 . :30J
0 ..... .I,OW 21 . . • • • 201
&c.&

Tickets and shares are on sale, in

•e. 45:.%

great Vat- ety. at SW' I FT & Co.'q

Offices,

No. 11, POULTRY,
CiIARINn CROSS,
Where the full Schecne, with ev,

n London.
And No, 31, A Loon rt 1-11(;1(
STREET,
ery particular, may be had gratis.

GRATIS! GRATIS !
Just published, and presented gratis, by Mart•n, at 11 Forti,ate Or-
fice, No. 8, Cornbill, to every Purchaser of a 'fickct or Share t)r
the ensuing Lottery, to he drawn on Tuesday week,
A Capital AQUATI NT, executed by Air. Cruickshanks, in Cs.e
best manner, and highly coloured, siz: 19 by 19,
THE MODERN PROMETHEUS ; or, THE DOWNFALL OF

BU ON A PA. WIT.
Representing Buonaparte, the modern Prometheiet. overtaken by jus-
tice, chained to a rock, in allusion t' the Islani of Elb ; Jaince staAs
over him, poising the balance, in which the white ensign of the Bour-
bons and the herealitary Crown of France outweigh the visionary cup
of revolutionary Liberty, and ejects the marauding Eagles of the fall:n
Tyrant and Usurper ; inhzr right hand she holds the Sword of the con-
federated SovereignS, who have entered into alliance to tree Europe
from Tyranny, and restore to a divided 'world harmony and peace ;
the Usurper is struck down by its avenging lightnieg, while the bLek.•
clouds of civil war and dissention, collected over his head, are seen
dispersing at its electric flash; the countenance of the God-abandoned
felon is strongly mat ked by despair and horror, mad the V ulture f2cd-
ing upon his heart, represents the torments of his conscience, and the
misery of his hated life ; at his feet, his vain-glorious Eagles and his
forged Crowns lay broken and disgraced. In the distance the Globe is
seen buoyant in a tranquil atmosphere, surrounded by light and cheer-
ful clouds ; while on the European quarter, which is nb•ervable, is
shed the glorious rays of Peace, and the genial glow of Plenly. Peace
waves her olive over hitherto distracted kingdoms, and Plenty scat,
ter, from her cornucopia all the treasures of Nature, and the luxuries
of Commerce.

In consequence of the many favours already shewn by the Public
to HORNSRY and Co. for 't'i►•kets and Shares in the present 1.04-
tery,• they heg leave to express their most grateful tha►;ks, and to
assure their Fr'ends that they are in great expectation of vet.ding
on the present occasion the 3d of May) as many Capital Pr.zes as
they have lately had the good fortune to.divide anion:: those v%
heretofore have honoured them with their cotnmagd T;,c
is worthy the attention of every individual's perusal, which libay bi
bad at tionNsln and ca,'s Office 26, Cuithutt4,

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