The National Register.
London, England, 1816-04-22 00:00:00

IRELAND.

CITY COURT CORK, April 11.-Timothy Collin* was tried and
coi,victed fur the minder of his infitot daughter. The prisoner
was a workman, or servant, of u person of the name of Attridge,
in the neighbourhood of Skibbereen, at whose house the child
The prisoner pretending to remove the child to the
!louse of his brother-in-Inn, took her from Attridge's house ono
morning, and maids way he inhumanly strangled the child, and
coneeulshl her body tinder some earth and stones. The child
not hit hes bren heard of, the prisoner was taken tip raid
carried bk tare alr. Robinson, a magistrate, before whom he
acknowledged las crime, but said he was insane when lie per-
pew t/ it. It seems that taus milt:ll4ly tnan was induced to
murder lus child, in consequence of a female, for whom he en-
tertained an olfecti:ni, refusing to marry hint, he having a child
so old as e,ght or nine years. The prisoner was sentenced to
be bar ;.es.4l.

leich:ard rogng was indicted for the murder of his son 'l'.
Young.

Daniel rdahonv, examined by Mr. Quin,—knew R. Young
the primmer, and identified him, and knew' . Young his son,
who is dead. Whets deceased lost his lire, the prisoner i:ved at
New Cou.r, near Skibbeiren ; saw deceased killed; t..it pri-
•oner was his father; was present when T. came on the
mad near the prisoner's house; at this time witness and ini-
tialler were stand:ag on the haggard ditch ; deceased accosted
Hs father and desired he would send him out a suit of clothes
which belonged to him; prisoner said he would not; upon this
prisoner and witness went down into the yard, and poisoner •
went into his house, and sent out to deceased some chairs which
he had bought at ekibbereco, and deceased seeing one of them
broken, observed, that it was poor spite iu the father to break
the chair, and desired his brother to take the chairs back, and
that he would make a hilt' against his father for them, and
charge him with the costs of them; the prisoner desired de-
ceased be haslcase the road, and nut to ne daring hint in that man-
ner; deceased replied, that it was the King's high road, and
that he had as mach liberty to be there as any other person;
the prisoner said, he wield soon male him leave it, and imme-
diately went into the house, where witness followed him, and
prisoner went into his bed room, bringing a gun which he
carried out, witness did not follow him out until be heard tire
report of a shot, which was Immediately after the prisoner
quitted the door, witness went out, and he saw the deceased
half smud:ng against the paddock wall bleeding, and he saw the
prisoner make us er and strike him with the gun repeatedly, the
butt end of which lie broke on his heads the deceased died
immediately after he was struck wi,ll the gnu.
See era' witnesses were called, whose testimony corroborated
the preceding evidence, it was stated that the deceased was
once the favourite of the father; but havingielt him to cohabit
with an abandoned female, he bad incurred has anger. The
defense was, that the prisoner was deranged in his mind, and
thongh weakly suppu rted, he was acquitted.
OCTR.to ES IN Inct.ssn.—A respectable Correspondent in-
forms us, that nine of the soldiers concerned in the late affray
in Carriekmacross, have been committed to Monaghan gaol, to
abide their trials at the next Assizes.--t Artery reGgraph.)
The house of George Bryan, Esq, ofJenkinstown, county of
Kilkenny, was lately attacked by armed men, his servants
beaten, Hurl some fire arms taken away.
At tint Minuet Assizes, ALIIICI• was put upon his trial,
for the murder of Mr. Baker, tire Magistrate. The Solicitor-
General slated the case ut great h ngth, and detailed the par-
ticulars of the horrid en.a.driracy which had been formed to as-
sassiimte Mr. Baker, and wlcich appeared to have been orga-
Maid upon a most alarming and intensive system. After the
examination of a great number of witnesses, totally unconnect-
ed with each other, the prison< r was Mond
Mr. Serjeant Joy, who presided at the trial, in a most feel-
ing and impressive mariner, then proceeded to pass the awful
sentence, of the law upon the prisoner, who seemed the
only person present uradected by it. 14 hen the Judge had
cow-laded, the miserable culprit exclaimed,—" May the gates
of Near on never open to receive my Foul, WI had any pat t in
the murder "—Alter th:sesel:unation, th, Solicitor-General mi.
dressed the ;hwy. and said, to isrevent them from any unplea-
sant feeling in elmettluenee of their verdict, he begged to or-
sure them, that the pr;soner had baby coureneed his guilt, and
had pointed out himself the fatal ,:trot where the,rinse had
been committed. anti had also ache .tw 'edged the part he had
taken at the horrid adirir.

• A t!..raAin!:--mncliinc, on the Cana of Mr. Posford. at Milo.
nid Heatb, near Nas tonEriontl) set on fin! 4.0
Sundry toorPht.

lie. folio% Ina is at. eltraordinary perforumixe of niannol

( ~ta. ,of the piltitra of au o.it li4tt ly take n
n ai Cli..:•( Y in NC- iite're a.tf lire t: ll inarn,e tai,tot
withtho %%%% i;:•• in.eri;dion :—" In Iffibarr, James !Amish?"
thruOiod tin ?Ir. Joseph Hopkins live quarters bashell 1.1
%hoot in 1S hunot, nu Mach 14. 1147., Latitisley %%As a ita-
:ive of Chievoly fit ilerks. lie died at vvcri. in the mune burnt
ti c soc..n• of hip commit !a*Jour fur :wiry than CD yoiaa; ill the
%ring of Io9S, ogt d 13.

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From 11::. LONDON Gil ETTE, Te.r.sday, xiprd 16.

WAIL-Orsucc. AritlL 16.

73d regiment of iieer;re llumphry, from the
fzth :oot, to be ms:or, si;.hoto pemilr.sc, lurrav, wl r. rstitt r. •
89th di,to--Colencl C, erk,t Itoherum, from htlf-i.sy of the Sici-
lian rep-intent, to be lient.-Colorel, vice Morrison, wl:o 'Aetna-4;4.N.
lie lit, LT.—Major Cully L. L. Fo:,ter, on the half-pcy of the Gth
W, ,t India regirmait, to be heat.-colonel is the am)y.
STAFF.—II petty Assistant Commissary-General John J. A. 800.
cock, to be an a,sistant conanissary4,-everd to the forces.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
J. Cull, Newport, Isle of Wight, brewer.
BANKRUPTS.
B. JErnettros, Bristol, carpenter. April 10, et. May eft, at the Corn.
meocial rooms, Bristol. Atts. Lanibeis anti Co. Cray's-inn-square.
J. th.tenn. Sutton St. Mary, ntiller, April 25, 2n, May !Pt, at the
Rose tt Crni4n. Wisbech St. Peter'.. Atts. Lt-let .1/4. Co. llolbom-co.
It. WORTHY. Exeter, woollen-manufacturer, .%pril et.. May 2, 25, at
the.,Star. ENeter. Aus. Collett and Co. Outr.cery-laic.
T. Leanne, Port Dundas, merchar.t, May 5,4, 28, at tile Tontine
Inn. Sheffield. Atts. Blagrare and Co. Symonds-M:1.
It. HoLr, Bow, Devonshire, sere-e, -makrr, Apil2o, May 2, 28, at the
Sow, Kxeter. Atts. Colktt anti Co. Chancery-lane.
W. R1:68FORTII. Gr.xtland. woollen-mannfacturer, April 29, 50;
May ea, at the Talbot, Halifax. Att. Mr. Wiglcsworth, Gray'a.inn.
J. DENELL, Plymouth, grocer. May 1.2, 28, et the Exchange, Ply-
mouth. Atts. Sykes and Co. New-inn.
.1-TONES. Ketley, Shropshire, grocer. May 7,8, 25, at the Pheasant
Inn, Wellington. Att. Mr. 'biz, Stiuthampton-buildirigs.
J. B. Kraut,. Hindon, Wilobire, grocer, May 9, 10. 28, at the Red
Lion, Shaftesbury. Att. Mr. Popltin. Ikan-strect, Soho.
J. Saurrn, lbaroilouth, bookseller, April So, May I, 24. at the Castle
Inn. Dartmouth. Att. Mr. l'rice. N ew-amunr.
A. Srt:ilimesow. Nord:lonia:than:. rne.ster-mariner. May 8,9, 25,
at the Oeorge, North ShieMs. Atts. Morton i:nd. Co. Gray
N. WILLIAMS. Rotherbithe, &tiinnkar, April 20, 27, May 2E, as
Guildhall. Att.. Mr. Paterson. Copthall-court.
W. Gotit.o, Sheilhid. cutler, May y, 5, 23, at the llotel, Sheffield.
Atts. Tilson and Co. Coleman-stmt.
W. KEIMTAW, Halifax, merchant, April 30, May 7, Ts, at the White
lion, H..lifax Att,;. E::ley and Co. Purnivars-inn.
A. f)awstaii. Bath, whorl-chairmaker, April 20, 27. May 25, at en
Greyhottriti Inn, !lath. Att. Mr. Nethersole, Eascx-stns, Suanta-
111 V II lENII9.
May 10, W. 11. Tollervey, l'ortsea, brewer.
ilay 4, G. Kearslay. Fleet-stroct. bookseller.
May 4, W. Luite and Co. %Vest Smithfield, linen. drapers.
11Iey 7, J. Anne;.t.7, Sal,Lury, Enemdrriper.
Tapper.tlen, I'w:cr.:ban., scrivener, and J.Tappeaden,North.
court, Kent, iron-master.
May 9, R. M'Clure, Atar.chester,rntrchant.
May 25, J. Roberts and T. Batt. Maxiestield, cotton-sFinnere.
May 50, T. l.ightolier, Halli:rell. dealer in calicoes.
Mt.y 10. A Black, liveorf,, brmar.
May 7, W. Law, (:opthei-chambers, Throgmonon-strect, =reheat.
May 7, J. Wontner,
May 7, W. Mr.leolia and R. Wright, Watliag,treet, warchousetnee.
itfay 7, 11. %ViLlitott, Shoreham, Kent. paper-P.:akar.
July L:7, A. Cuthbert and Co. nun:Lams.
May to. W. Barnes, Farnham, concli.inalser.
May 14, J. Roberts, Shaftesbury. gm:cr.
May 14, C. and C. Sharp. Romsty, cabinet-makers.
May 7, R. W. Barber, lyr-lane. painter.
May 11. T. Ilarrowclougr,l.eads, clothier.
May 13, W. Pullen, Shaftarbury. innholder.
CERTIFICATES. MAY 7.-E. H4thaway, Birmingham, liquor.
merehant.-.1. l'age, Redbourn-Bury, Hertfordshire. faruier.-11.
Scarratt. Cannack StaffonWire, innitseper-A. Pitilpot.
lane, merchant-Al 11r.ntett, Broad-street, Bloomsbury, gliuis-uien•hart
-T. 111 k., Shrewslmry. Inn, Bristol, Ig-roe:a-14. Itow-
dftig, Illelksham, clothier-J. Tyndall; Birmingham. plater-J. Bar.
low and J. Gregory, Sheffield, iron-fonnders-li. ! laaiell, G reek. al re( I,
coach-maker-E. Heiden. Harle-end. Essex, lioree-dettler-J.
grove, Swallow-ea:act, St. Jun)eala; jeweller-FL Iluntriss, Liverpuul.
merchant.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Pratt and Blount, Richmond. Yorkshire. wine-merchants.
G. :me, R. Davies, Harerfiwthcest,linert-drapers.
M C'A'S and S..uire..e, home-hole, plusnbers.
:Kiln and Galleway, Dundee, nurrerynsen.
Ackcrs and. Fairciough. ,LiverpooL
1. Land Trinder, Manchester.
Turner and Pinder, 4 ?Berton, Nottinghamshire, butchers.
Thompson and Wiliey, I.eireFter, thrr,rs.
Mellor & e. I :Oder-felt!, & %Vaterwoltb, SadOlcwartl., reed-makers. -
Ilarradaile and Gordon, ITcptford, ship. repairers.
Mair and itidly, London, Alatleirr.-nn•rebants.
.1. awl W. I larrey, Clasgow, wholes:de-warehou semen.
hitele7g and Bradburn, biancheqer, fu..tianklytrs.
Ehet.tharn and Cregory, Little Bolton, Lancashire, thaehers.
Ilaiwennan and 'AI unm, Gnat AVinchcbt,?r-street.
Lonzritl},-c and Ilieha.-dson, Sweet inies-nlley, insurance-brokas.

A letter from Puerto Orolava( Ten. ritiel,dated !).. cent bcr 11,
1815, says —•• 11. e had a dreadful tire here a few slays
which coin timed a le:ge tourent-for wirruen ; and, I a:n sorry
to relate, seven nultappy victims felt the fury of the unAdeni-
ing flames. Ile scene tin• some hours was dreadful. It vac
first di•c•overed about liro'cleck at night; all the nuns were in
bed, and it It as so), :iuit• berme they could lie made acquaint-
ed with their danger. The few that escaped were obliged to
leave the Convent naked, as they arver sleep in thck clothe
Those that were brunt were seen at the windows till the It i.h a
auttst►tuati them. There were no means of sa►ing them, as the
windows noise strongly grated with iron, and only one deer
that they could get out at, ww huhw.,s entirely enveloped i 3.1
flames. Then; CAril. Weasione it by is nun's making sweettneals ;
311 r had placed her tire on a table, in a sinall earthen stow;:, and
It ft it unt•stinLui,bed the heat or the stow, ferule the rosin t„
the wood fry out : it is supposed a cinder had fallen; and
Convent being built of the sante kind of mood as the table, was
soon in a Wait...

A wentlrman's wife at Vienna was, at the are of 21, seized
by n t ;Went head ach, which continued fir several years, and
drove her ahnost to despair. Mae was at last advised to take
wad a' a rvincrly, iu order to prompt, si discharge of memo.
Happening to have some useeftutida iu the house, she mixed it
with the snow, on the rupposition that it 'might increase the
efrect. 'The croe even. d was, that a um' was dixharged
from her hoed, iimtlar 111 appearance to the COllliaoii grub.
This circumstance induced her to continue to use the mtvare
of assafictida and snuff. Hi;;lit more worms were diselmr:zed.
In short, by the use or the remedy, 13 wanes in all were dis-
charred. eat) the head- was completely remos ed. Dr. }tusk,
who reait es the case, supposes that the storms had been lodged
in her frontal sinus.

Monday a poor little Swcep, in cleansing the chimney of Mr.
Fossett, carver, in Rriek-lane, stuck 'o fist in the funnel, that
it became neec.rmy to break it, in order cxtricate him : when
he Will to dead. ?.leilical aid was speedily pre.-
cured, and phlebotomy and other tesuseitatory methods tried.
but in vain ; at length a bye-s'aiiiler recommended Electricity ;
and the apparato. behig pi:Tined, two or three %nturt strokes
were applied to his breast, when returning life tatiatty appear-
ed; anti rCbtorative remedies beini, receued, tat !becalm. iva
Plunt time so fur convalescent, as to be conveyed home witis
Lorca of perfect recovery.

Front SA7VRDAY'S GAZETTE, April 20.
Crown-Wire. April on, Ist,.
MEstßErts returned w ,cove in this present PARLIAMENT.
A rough or East Lou..--T. P. MAsotteeti, Es+ of itidgmont-
House. Bedtind, v. D. Vandeeheydsm, Esq. who has accepted the
ktrniitzrn Hundreds.
Borough of Newport.—G. W. Taylor, Esq. Westminster, in the
iroom of J. De'gam°. Esq. who has aeceptssl the Chiltern Hundreds.

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BANK WI PTCV SUPERSEDED.
J. Smethurst andJ. Whitntow, Manchester, merchants.
BANKRUPTS.

T. Goo, Clernent's.lane,rnn7l;4-si.ta Arm, April 23, 30, June 1,
at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Mien. New-inn.
J. 1)AV17:73 and W. TAVI.OR. o`dirti-S!. linen-draperx. April tS, May
June 1, at Guildhall. Au. Mr. Newton. great Shire-lane.
C. Joittrsow. Lever-Bank, Lancashire, ealiensprinter, May 10. It,
June 1, at thz: Bridgwater Anna, Manchester. Atts. Milne and Co.

Temple.
R. DEMAIX. WO:elleId, milliner, May 4, fi, June 1, at chi' Sessions-
House, Wakefield. Alt. Mr. Lake. Dowgate-hilL
J. THORPE, Britige-6ws. London-bridge, fruiterer, April 21. 70, Time
1, at Guildhall. Attn. Maxima and Co. Corbet-co. Grauchurch-st.
r. V. COLWELL, Great Russell-strett, linen-draper, April 311, May 7,
June 1, at Guildhall. Atts. Sweet and (!Co. Brim hall-~tn•et.
W. H. THOMAS, Kingston-upon-Timms. linen-draper, April 70,
'Stay 7, June 1. at Guildhall. Attn. Walker and Co. tild Jewry.
T. BRAME. Lowestoft, herring-merchant, April 27, May 7, June 1,
at Guildhall. Att. NIL Boswell, Austin-Friars.
W. Goot.n, Rirwa, Glamorganshire, farmer. Nlay f, 7, June 1, at the
Christopher Inn, Bath. Atts. King and Co. Bedford-row.
♦V. TOLLETT. Plymouth-do•k, grocer. May 3,4, June 1, at Weak-
ley 's Hotel, Plymouth-dock. Atts. Duke and Co. Princes-street,
Bedford-row.
F. C. A. L. SA•vriwrot, r.. Bristol, merchant, May 16.17. June t, at the
Rummer Tavern. Bri,tal. Atts. Poole and Co. Gray's-inn-square.
3. I)RY. High Ereall. Shropshire, taylor, May s, %Julie 1, at the Tal-
bot, Drayton-in-llale . Atts. Bader and Co. Furniears-inn.
S. ARNISON, Castle-st. Leicester-sq. coal-merchant, April 27. 30,
June 1, at Guildhall Att. Mr. Sutcliffe, Earl-street, Blaekfriars.
G. Sitittv.confr, St. Pancras, victualler, April 27, May 4, June 1,
at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Hayward, Took's-court, Cursitor-street.
S. E. Towstry, Pope's liewl-alley, Lombard-street, victualler. April
q 3, May 11, June 1, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Stevens, Sion College-
garden, Altlennanbury.
DIVIDENDS.
merchant.

May 11, R. P. Guvard,
May ii, I'. Wagliorn, Chatham. butcher.
May 21, R. inner, Clieltenhin, haberdasher.
May 11, .1. Willis. Pudding-lane, merchant.
May 16, .1. Tappenden, Faversham. scrivener, J. Tappenden„ Nor:h-
court, Kent, iron-master, and F. Tappenden, Aberdare, Maw-inciter.
May 41, T. Lockier, Upper Thames-street, merchant.
June 1, J. SIMI and Co. Wapping-Wall, merchants.
_May 14, F. Frankland, Oxford-street, linen-draper.
May 14, G. Gray, Gracechurch-street. hantwareman.
May 17, W. Fields, Kingston-upon-I lull, grocer.
May i a,ll. E. Willinott. Bradford, money-scrivener.
May 11, E. Evans, Hostton, to.lkinan.
May 15, J. Fletcher, Clapham, merchant
CERTIFICATES, MAY 1 Cooke, lower Brook-street. Gros-
venor-square, uphol-terer—S. Trent, Yeovil, miller—W. W. Med-
-win, High Wycombe, inaltster—R. Saxon, Manchester, grrocer—J.
.Tones, Denbigh, saddler—.l. and S. Burton, Little Coggeshall, horse-
dealers—E. I.e Capp.dain, Gray's.inn-lane, victualler—W. Ilarris,
Totness, merccr—T. l'otter, Birmingham and Walivorth, merchant—
K. White, Queen-street, wine-merchant—T. Sutcliffe, Lad-lane, and
J. Broadbent, Halifax. calico-manufacturers—T. Smith, Upper Bat-
tenhall, butter-factor—l. Smith, Vere-street, Clare-market, tripeman
—R. Stockley, Ivetsey-Bank, Staffordshire, innkeeper—J. J. Smith,
Cannon-street, wine-merchant—W..l. Peirse, John-street, Kcsit-road,
victualler—F. T. Haswell, Peckham. dealer.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
F. Francis. and G. Haynes, Portsea, grocers.
.1. Hughes. jun. and .1. Wickstead, Shrewsbury, starch-manufacturers.
W. and 11. Wineliester, and E. Matthews, Strand. paper-hangers.
S. Stansfield, and T. Box, lothersdide, cotton-manufacturers.
D. Ransom. and R. Chittey, 'Ryder's-court, St. Anne's, jewellers.
J. Cooling, and .I• Winn, Lincoln. brewers.
G. and J. Goode, Little-Moorfields, livery-stable-l.xpers.
T. Prentis, E. and M. Roberts, timber-merchants.
T. Pitcher, sen. H. J. and W. Pitcher, North-Elect, ship-builders.
J. Nock, and A. Medwin, Westbminwich, cheesemongers.
R. Din, J. Put'ick, and J. Fisher, Cirencester, mealmen.
S. Bowring, and G. Gardner, London, brokers.
.1. Hulinc, and T. Jefferis, Bagnall, flint-dealers.
.1. ?fair, and Co. Glasgow.
Stower, and G. Sinalltidd. Homerton, printers.
T. Sycamore, and J. Richards. Bermondsey-Wall. ship-chandlers.
T. Purser, and E. Furnice, Clerkenwell-Closc, silver spoot-makcrs.
B. Brown, and S. Twarnley, Leicester, hosiers.
F. Edwards, and J. Pobjoy, Sion-Row, slaters.
J Smethurst, and J. Whitmore, Matothester.
S. and J. Evam, Compton-street. Clerkenwell,
W. Archer, and J. H. Peck, :Maidstone, corn-merchants.
E. W. Rhodes, and F. Mallatrat. York, woollen-drapers.
R. and H. Blytli, Birmingham, drapers.
Belshaw and Co. wine-merchants.
Brown and Co. Fulhani, coopers.
B. Radcliffe, and W. Hamilton, aniiciinrs.
E. Harper and Co. Birmingham, stationers.

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

LosnoN:
MONDAY. APRIL 22.

mans and letters from Holland to the 17th instazt,
and from France to the 19th, have come to hand.
The Duke of Wellington arrived on the 12th at Cam-
bray, and was expected to proceed from thence to Vales-
eimmes.
The King of France has shown his attention to useful
literature, by commending the re-estabreament of the
oldest, and for a long time the most celebrated literary
journal in Europe, the Journal des Saran:, which was
continued from 1665 to 1795 under the special patro-
nage of the Kings of France.
Preparations are making for the French Court to visit
Fontainebleau early in the summer : it it said, that M.
de Tallyrand does not accompany them, but gees to his
seat at Valenmy, so long the residence, or rather prison,
of Ferdinand VII.
We are sorry to learn, on the authority of the Gazette:
Piemonteze of the 9th instant, that her linpe,lid Majesty
the Empress of Austria, whose disorder, it had been
hoped, was taking a titvourable turn, suddenly became
worse ; and that news of her death, in the 2tith year of
her age, had been received from Verona. Acceding to