The National Register.
London, England, 1820-05-14 00:00:00

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The Dublin Freeman's Journal of Monday, in a
second edition, announces the receipt of letters by
the English mail, arrived that day, which state,
upon the most creditable authority, that the Catholic
Question will be brought forward this Session with
die whole force of the Ministry. This expectation,
however desirable, we fear, is rather too sanguine.
We cannot presume that the Lord Chancellor and
the Earl of Liverpool have seen any new lights
since the subject came last under consideration.
Mr. Harris intends opening the Dublin Theatre
under his patent in October. He is at present
snaking engagements, and with a good company of
performers, cannot fail of having a profitable semen.
Thursday forenoon a child, of the name of Anne
Cox, six years of age, daughter of a poor widow,
being sent by her mother for a Jug of water, from a
cistern in a stable-yard in the rear of the Flying
Horse, in Grub-street, Chiswell-street, overbalanced
herself, and fell in and was drowned. The cistern
was for the purpose of watering the horses • it was
-only four feet above the ground, and six feet of it
were sunk in the ground, and it contained six feet
of water. The child not returning,, the mother
went to the yard to see what kept her, and not
seeing 'her, on looking into the cistern she took a
stick and stirred the water, and found the body of
her child buried in the mud at bottom.
The hoar frosts last week and the cold bleak
.winds have dune much injury to vegetation. The
wall fruits and young currants and gooseberries have
been much injured.
As Mr. William Taylor, of Hatfield, Hens, was
sitting in a Coffee-room in the City, about ten o'clock
on Tuesday night, the servant called him out, telling
him that that was a gentleman at the door who wished
to speak to him. Mr. Taylor went to the street door,
where he met a gentlemanly-lookins man, who laid
- hold of him bf'the hand and shook it, asking him in
-a friendly manner how lie did. Immediately after one
.of his companions came up, and putting his hand over
Mr. Taylor's shoulder, pulled his pocket-book out of the
side pocket of his cost, containing two 201. and five
-al. Bank of England notes, and both ran away. Mr.
Tqlor gave information of the robbery, and the
number of the Notes, at Hatton Garden Police
•Office. it is supposed that they had been previously
-in the Coffee-room. where they heard Mr. Taylor
name mentioned, and saw what he was possessed of.
The fifty guineas aside deposited for the fight be-
tween Spring and Robert Burn. was made a hundred
aside ou Tuesday sight. at Spring's, agreeable to the
articles. The battle will take•place on Tuesday next.
An inquisition was taken on Tuesday at the London
Hospital, before John Wright Unwin, Esq Coroner,
on the body of Elizabeth Richards, aged tour years,
the only child of a poor man named Toby Richards,
of No. 2, Able's-buildings, Rosemary-lane, whose
death was caused by her clothes taking fire during the
temporary absence of her mother. She was taken to
the Hospital, where she died shortly efierw4”ds. Ver-
dict—Accidental Death.
A man, rejected in his addresses by a young woman,
Of irreproachable character, in Alleo's.court, Long
Mitigate, Manchester, lately shot himself through the
head with a pistol, close to the house of the young
woman. Upon the Coroner's Inquest, the Jury, with-
out hesitation, found a verdict of—Lunacy.
Tuesday afternoon, precisely at four o'clock, a shock-
ing accident happened in Upper King-street, Blooms-
bury. That day three weeks the house No. 64, in that
street, was burnt to the ground; the front wall was
lately pulled down fur the purpose of re-building, and
there were some labourers employed in cleaning the
bricks. At four o'clock they stood up to take their
half-hour watering time, but before they had time to
go, about ten feet of the top of the party wall fell, and
killed one man on the spot. The body was taken to the
Red Lion for the Coroner's Inquest. 'Three mere were
dreadfully mutilated, and carried on shutters to the
Hospital. One unfortunate man, whose back was
broke, flied on the way. On inquiry we learn that each
has left a family.
On Tuesday morning one of the excavators, em-
ployed on the lhantes and Medway Canal and Tunnel,
ar.Frinsbury, fell down a shaft, which was sunk to
admit air into the Tunnel, a depth of 130 feet, and
was killed upon the spot. In his descent he fell upon
two other workmen, both of whom were seriously
injured but are now doing well.
The late Duke of Bedford lost his life in s few
hours by a strangulated Hernia.—The following
letter of course particularly claims the attention of'
those who have been improperly treated under this
.and other alarming complaints:—
TO THE EDITOR.
SM.—Observing a paragraph in your Paper respecting
the Core of an Hernia (of a large site), by the Medical
Board, at Charlotte House, in justice to Messrs. Coorea
and Co. I add my personal testiwooy.—Having been
afflicted near 20 years, and deemed incurable by eminent
Sergeons, I patiently bore my affliction, expecting every
moment to be my last; I at length applied to the Medical
Huard, and have reason to pray for that excellent ,Esta-
blishment, for although I am near 80, I was perfectly
eared in a few weeks, and now, Meek God, enjoy good
beeltb. G. CLEVELAND
Dog end Stile, St. George's Fields.
Mears. Coors' and Co. are consulted daily at
Charlotte House, Great Charlotte-street, opposite
the Rev. Rowland Hill's Chapel. Mechanics have
Advice gratis every Evening, from Six till Eight;
and on Sunday Mornings until Twelve o'Clock.
N. 8.. Private Doors, and Private Rooms fix
Females.

• , THE NATICHA.I. REGISTER.

MinDS.

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The lady of T. W. Glagett, seq. of Clapham rim, of a son.
In Whitehall yard, the lady of the Attorney General, of a danghter.
In Great Slarlboragle street, the lady of J. Mayhew. esq. of s sun.
At Worcester, the lady of E. Morays, en. of analght
la Bedford paw, the lady of W. Clovers, era. a daughter.
At Logos hill, Hrs. lase of a son; her fish living child.
*lf Hal•
At Cole Orton, Leicestershire, H. Wylde, esq. of Upper borkaley
street, Puttnuta aquae, to Martha Lncy, yorugest daughter of the
late Itev. Ilarry Pruden.
At Hackney, 11. Romig, .sq. of Montagu *rat, Russell square, to
Frances, only child of the Isle .1. Bishop, esq. of Mainford hill.
Al Ilisiderwell church. Yorkalre, the Rev. J. Van Ilesnera, son of
the late E. Van Iletnert, esq. of Cordon, to Caroling, third daughter of
T. Richardson, esq. of Noevrood,barrey.
At Wiliam, scar Emma, Robert Potigait, seq. of the Hon. Last
India Company's engineer corps, to Elisabeth Ana Paget, oldest
daaghter of I/r. Paget, of Litirooth, Devon.
Captain 'frame, of the Royal rams, to Jane, youngest daeglittlf of
he late .1. Wills, seq. of Doctors' commons.
At Gillingham, near Braclea,Saftilk, T. Parker, esq. of Wood strut.
Cheapside, to Other. second darghter of 5. Slaw, er/q.
of Rrandha tu
At Leeds, John, eldest son of R. Goodman, seq. y,
Elisabeth, dasgbter of W. Radford, 'sq.
At St. Pancras, W. Emerson, esq. of Easton pure, to bliss Rasoral.
of Odor/a place.
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At SrallWell, Mrs. Do Bois, widow of Wits. Du Robs, esq.
At Parties, J. Nipper, erg. formerly aurgeOn at Hampstead.
In GlOrieeller place, New road. Capt. C. D. Jersey, R.N. aged Si
,;tt Maidstuae, to the alth year of his age, E. Homewood, esq. oar
of his ilajesty's justices of the peace for the county of Kest.
At Oreauwich, Edward, yams's' son of Mr. Cathode, of the Ord.
Nance.
At his home, Portman square, J. Denison, mg. of Ossiagto• hall,
Nottiughamshire.
At Chelsea, Capt. 11i., R.N., and C.B.
In John street, Blackfriars road, in the OA year of his age, Mr. M.
Miller. late of the Receiver Oeuerars Mike, Castom.hosso.
At UMW% Oruve North. f. Pattrick. mg. aged St.

COUNTY FIRE OFFICE
PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE.
A DESIRE havintVeu expressed by many
Friends of these Inalhedim tsesmtetwsarotbs Freedom litho
Ncw Offset, and tiro ashunt meow of huh Itstaldishants.
by a Dinners mesh DINNER will& place on Pamir, the
Mith inst. at IProssasessen H.U, Hens Qum Strut
In order tow aessist the Nwasirse to hsposvldad Ise,Gendenen
are requested to soul tar their "Mots, on or Who Tuesday,
the 25d instant.
The Tickets. ISt ark. ass lobe had of the Stewards, at the
Bar of the Freemaiou's Tavern. and at the Canty Firs Mice.
Regent Street.
The Rt. Hon. LORD BRAYBROOKII, is die Chair.
STEWARDS.
Haw. WASHINGTON SHIRLEY
Sir S. S. MORLAND. Bart. M. P.
Sir WILLIAM EARL WELBY. Bart
Sir HENRY PYNN
WILLIAM BELL, T. BARER BEAU
Ifaq.MONT, Esq.
JAMES CARDEN,
_Req.
COLONEL DUCKETT
ROBERT FLEETWOOD. Esq.
THOMAS HARDING, Esq.
ROBERT HARRIS. Rsta.
E. A. HOWARD. Req.
Dr. KITCHENER
JOSEPH KING. les+
WILLIAM NETHERSOLE„ Esq.
COLONEL NUGENT
CHARLES POOLE. Esq.
WILLIAM, PRAED, FA-
COLONEL SAMWELL
Rev. Dr. !MEATH
WALTER STRICELAND, Esq.
THOMAS WYATT. Eq.
J. T. BARBER BEAUMONT, Esq.
Allfaxaging Direetor.
5* Dinner on Table at belt past Five o'clock precisely.
MAT 6, link.

RUSTIC HOUSlo—Very cheap Flower Stand,
Garden. andllnadc Beet. Chair. and Bedstead Manufactory.
Ni O and, near Finsbury Square.—John INGRAM
he has

arms tbe Public, tbat , masufatitured a very
lares Wassesusset afjapiand, Mame,
sesanassd, blink aro aid nob sot al gulAgEMsitnitt
zldi=sal ansenliwat of Bedsteads mad Fundirre all sway
balk ibibionsble mid useful, width be autinsas to
NM at any law pass. Very liberal allowaace mil la mar-
eluatta, C. I Ivies, mid Shippers of Chairs and Vissilus, mite
kwill /aide dit wadi their attention. u large quantities aro always
ips Mid, mad read far xportauon.. great thaw at
Flower Mod% Oradea and Rustic Seats, with A Sununu Mums
and Mr* Illowitagss.

,000,

And 74 otter Capital:.

NEXT THURSDAY,
TWO Prizes of XlO,OOO must be drawn.
HAZARD & Co. Contractors,
Beg to acquaint the Public, thee slimes 3,000 Tickets were
drawn the First Day. the Wheel 111 E contains the following
Grand List of Plisse, viz.
4
. lO,OOO Cards 10,000
4
4 SOO Cos*. l,OOO
10
10
14 ' SOO Wog 2.800
SO
Besides the pupation of 1001., 3d., sad 161. Prises.—The Two
First Prises on the 11th May will mein 10,0001. Consols each.

Warranted Hadn't' Tickets and Bowan on sale at the Old.
assibilslnd sad fartmass MPS of HAZARD & Co. the Coa-
t:Wm Hord Snikaisp Gale; Id, Cornhif ; and 314. Orford
Stmt. Cana et Swaim Street, London I who shared and sold,
la the last Loney Contract, 7,2170 and 6,656, 10,0001, each,
and is a recent Lottery.
All the Prizes of &S 0,000!

HAZARD & Co. diesel aad sold FIVE of the Capital Prises
dame the FisstDay, r/th April.

CHILD Hod Linen, Millinery, and Dresses, on
my Reassmableitmas. Mrs. INGILAPeI rommellek Worm*
Ws Me oods's* dim Mk is mammal, that tits Ms kmis a well
WNW add lesgo ammetasset el Child Bed Lissa, mhidt she is
'whim! ae al de logy law pion, addPdallemay wee 7 doluiP-
"is IlmffilidmlY a astse missies et cams at the most fashion-
able mad male* poteteds, is grad venoms. Dresses made N
odor Wide eimi=taiesadi Na. !0, City Radii
Ad mar Ifiestimy
Appmmeise mite Plemitmesquisml.—Couatty Malign
Obsmiss, iPmeit dire eitaCa=itauss, yea &IMP
Ceram so/ Itemlitilleal, Mame 11001,M
and Dyed Chinieslik ad M