The National Register.
London, England, 1815-05-07 00:00:00

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• • MANSION. ItOUSF.
Richard 'Patch, Wail yeritirday brought up for a &to! eitarolnatlna
upon a charge of callus:ling 801. the property of Mews Stevestoon,
and Co. Bankers in lonilia,rtl Street. The prisoner it appeared ,
clerk in the House of the Complainants, and for soote misconduct
'received notice to quit on the 8(1) of' February lay. On that tuor
however, he went out as Initial to collect the amount of bills
Among others he took one fur 801. on Messrs. Cox and Green
Army Agents, at Charing Cross the amount of which he received,
his return li,onc, however. lie stated the bill would not be due I%
10th. No suspicions being entertained lie was permitted to del_
On the lOth, however, on search bring made for the bill. it was sui3se,
and enquiry being made at 111essrs: Cux and Greenwood, It was ,1*
vervd to bare been paid. The prisoner was accidentally me
Sunday !eat mid secured. He at first said he ev..tild repay the mon
but he yesterday attempted to defend his conduct. He was It
coniniitted fur trial.
UNION HALL.
VIOLENT ASSAULT ND Ktor.—'Thomas Mucklestone and W
Crane, two Irishmen, were brought before Mr. Sergeont S,
charged with assaulting Edward Hathaway, and elangermslY wt
ing him With a poker on the head. The complainant hatl obtain,
warrant, and May and Hermit, the had been employed
cxecute it. Liformation of the officer? approach, however, liar
reached them, a mob of about 150 of their countrymen had a,
bled in Rivt r-street, where they resided, aml seemed to bid
ante to the Police. May, however, having a previous know,
of the prisoners, singled them ont in the crowd, and itstinerlih
willed one, atoll-Loon the other. On seeing this the mut) attcolf
a rofmte, and some bard blows were 411 tick. The officers, however; per-
otocred, and by the terror of their Cutlasses and pistols, sweceeded
in bringing them before the Magistrate, by whom they were
twitted for want of bail to answer for the riot and assault at
Sessions.

HATTON GARDF.
George Roberta was Itrourtit up, charged with the runnier of
nutel Denning.. deecaaed received hi. death by 31 blow from
prisoner in a tight, whiNi aro,e out of a prudie.hunae quarrel
John street. They were 414)tr.11)4trii, aii.l the dispute we' about
work. The deceased struck the tirt.t blow.—Reniauded.

QUEEN KUA
ROBBERY ct7ts !nat.'s. nisetemen.—Yesterd iy. Wells .
'charged, tinder very minim eiYelimstances, with robbing Mr. Cooper
•a master lamplighter, Dacres.street, Westminster, of a valuin!'
riot+, rihoni %ix weeks ar,o. Cooper had been chinking intern'
rated', at a pnldir 'loose in Orchard•stscet ; Wells and another
molretonk to see him home, lint on arriving at the corner of Coo:
street, they precipitately left him. He instantly missed his wi
and fondly eatied otter his guides, giye me spy watch !" bus,
rani. They escaped, and notning could be beard of them till the
comptinet ions visit ingg of h poor woman in the hospital, at the point
of death, led to a discovery. Itavintr, se,:eived the Sacrament, she
she emim die ibspoy on disclosing the particulars of this robber-
She had lived with Wells. 131 y the officer took her eonfer.si(
She stated the robbery. and that the companion orWells had gone
the Ee't Indies, but Wells was to be found where she descril,
The watch was sold suarcwhere iss the City for Wells and Isis
panion, by au abandoned wonian7named Susan Smith, character
rally called, ably duke. On this information, Illy and Gall,
officers, apprehended %Veils and Smith, were committed
Bridewell tor further examisia tion. Welts yeas formerly in
Guards, but is now a pensioner. He had in his pockets, a oilTvr
watch Isittiont a name, and V7l. in notes.

PROVINCIALS, ,
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On Saturday morning se'ainight as the mail coach, WWI proccedii
on its road from London to Bedford. it came in contact with
Nottingham waggon, within two or three miles of the hitter placr,
when the guard blew his horn, and perceiving no one with the horpesii
the coachman immediately pulled ; when, on examining the
son, he found the waggoner, 'f. Made, lying close 4y the wilegon,
quite dead; no mark of violence could be perceived; lie was by yee
of tge. Coronet's Inquest, Accidental Death.
Sunday the ltith April, as the two London waggons were passii
through Hare, Im Hertfordshite, towards, Norwich, a woman (wl
114111 e was Nixon) alighted from the one to walk, after sonic time
tendiog to get into the other, against_which she was cautioned
We waggoner ; in the attempt she fell down, and, in suite or his

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