The National Register.
London, England, 1816-07-21 00:00:00

SATURDAY.

Thomas Do: ;s and Miehoel Swaim were indicted for stealing on the
td of June a quantity of linen, wearing apparel, and other articles, the
property of John Dittman.
11 he prosecutor, it appears, was a seafaring man, and the two pri-
soners were his shipmates. On the day stated in the indictment they
were all travelling from Hover to Canterbury, when the prosecutor was
taken ill, and Davis offered to take charge of his property. The pro-
secutor consented and gave him five shillings for his trouble. Chc
party went afterwards into a public-house in Canterbury. hut the pro.
secutor refused to drink t and, upon leaving the house, the prisoners
outwalked him, and he lost sight of them. About eight days after his
arrival in town, however, he met the prisoners in Spitalhelds ; and
having inquired fur his property, they replied, that they lost it upon
the road atter parting front him. Tl:is story however was not lieliev,d,
and they were given in charge; when. upon searching them, some
shirts belonging to the prosecutor, together with the haversack mllOl
contained his property, were found in their possession.—The prisoners
were both found guilty.
J. Phipps and Hribistre Shrrsrood. two men of colour. were con-
victed of stealing a gold watch, a silver watch, and a quantity of wear-
ing apparel, the property of William South, mate of a. Wyst Indiaman,
oa hoard of whic.: Sherwood served as a sailor.
Jaw !Ppd.?, was convicted of striding a quantity of valuable hooks
the property of the Hon. Mr. Noel, front the house of Mr. Henry
rhillips, the auctioneer.
After hearing a new War cases, but not of an interesting nature, the
a: seams ended.

BIRTH.
The Duchess of Roxbarghe of a son.

MARRIED._

.........
Capt. Greville. to Miss Ilespanl, only dau. of Cien. Disarm& of
Grange. near Ellestnere.--J. Phillips. Esq. of Donnington Iron ‘l orks,
Salop, to Mary, dam of J. Rrid, en. Esq. of the New Isidge.—At
Paris, at the house of the Ambassador, Sir C. Stuart. T. Kik!, Esq.
Staff surgeon, to Mn. B. Brunton. widow of the late Capt. R. Bruhton,
and dart. of the late 11. Sharks, Isq. of Liverpool—At ernucntl..l.
.1. Johnstone Hope, Esq. eldest son of Sir W. Johnstone Hope. K.U.11.
to Alicia Ann. eldest dau. of G. Gordon, Esq. of Hall-licad.—T. C.
Strode, Esq. of South-hill House, Soinerseuthare, to Mrs. Spencer
Vassall, widow of the lat.! Col. Vas-salt —At 'Taunton, S. Screws, Esq.
late Lieut. Col. of the 53t1 reg. to SibyU .lane 1-Linsey, only dau. of the
late Col. Mosey. of stith reg. Aid-de-cunp to his Majesty.—At Mar-
gate, C. M. Smith, Esq. to F. 11. Nelson, only data. of the late Capt.
Nelson. of the 40th rcg.—A. A. Hardy, Esq. of Slicffield, to M s.
Marylleailthy, of Hackney.--1. Stawell,Esq. eld son of S. Swat:l,l,g.
of kdbrettine (Cork), to Lady C. St. Leger. eldest d..u. of Lord Vise.
l)nneraik.—W. Owen, Esq. to Miss E. Brewer, second dau. of J.
Brewer, Etl. of Claphar.l.
DIET).

At Ilastim.7. aged 7n. H. Byne, Esq. of Carshalton, Surrey.—At
nourdeaux, Sir J. Ilur.ter, Consul Gen. at Madrid.—Nlrs. Buck, re-
lict of the late S. Bock. Esq. Recorder of l.ecds.—At Clantarf, near
Dublin, Maria, wife of Sir W. Bagnall Burdett, Bart.—W. Hall, Fisq.
Alderman of Beverley.—Stidelenly Mr. P. Grant, of Balhana, Surrey.—
in his 73e1 year, the Rev. W. Ilumphry, M.A. 41, years Vicar of
Kempsingamin-Seal, and also Vicar of Birling. Kent.—ln his 6lst
year, R. Hughes, Es. of Lincoln's Inn.—ln his lii iii year, the HIT.
Sir .1. T. Wheate.—At Ilradtord, Yorkshire, the Rev. J. Crosse, M.A.
Vicar of that place. To a re,n who visited hint on the day of his
death, he said, 6' I am dying, Sir; but death is nothing to me; it is
only like going out of one room into another; lam ready." He has
left the hulk of his fortune, annol. towards the spretid of the Gospel in
England and Ireland.—Cmit. D. Forbes, of the Niadrar European reg.
ReAdent and Commandant of the troons at Banda.—Lieut. Le Mer-
chant, of ie. Light Drag. nephew of (km. I,c Merchant—At Cal-
cutta, aged sti, the Bhow liegaum.--On his passage from ('alcittnt, J.
Smeiton Holmes, Esq.—At St. Martin's P. P. Dsspiutl, Esq. Collec-
tor of that island.—At New Abbey (Kildare), Lieut. Gen. It. lirereton,
officer in the army upwards of So years.—ln London.street, Fitzroy-
synere, Capt. W. Story, formerly a Commander in the: India Company's
shipping service.—ln 73th year, Anne, relict of Rev. J. A. Milner,
1.1..1). of Newark-upon-Trent.—Mrs. llornby, widow of the late
W. liernby, Esq. formerly Governor of Bombay.—Vice-Admirtil Sir
W. Essington. K.C.B.—Aged 103, Mr. T. Hinton, of Iforningsham,
the oldest tenant of the Mary. of Bath.

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