The National Register.
London, England, 1818-08-16 00:00:00

UNION HALL

Wednesday.— Collett, the property man at thr Coburg
Iltratre, charged nlauchard, the Pantaloon, with disfiguring
!tit' free. Hr Plaid 131auchard hail called his Vide u Gee ; end
When he spoke to hies he Rireek hint. Bl4llClillrd raid, they
had heen on bad It rim, sines a Piece of Colleto's•load
and .The of liir It.tti mkt is r that Mrs. C. had wantonly Ills
;dared tome of hts appara mt. ills winch I}e eltargtil ;
;Imo 111,11 Colet put himsoir iu au attitude to fight t tint be
told him he MI 414 au old mom, anti he would not strike I .--
Go:let then used a usual auu iiiiii able exiormothuo lea ant. hum
uu which ho dud atrikr I iiiii 41111 the Magist•Ate considered
that a pryli0C1111(41.. ll•her, tire Quota, deposed to
the truth ut !LAIICII4I%I'S statement.—Complaint disililllllol.

Dnorrs.—h appeals from the accounts relating to the
Molts of the Crown and of the Admiralty, which have been
printed by order of the !tome of Commonv, that the enm tot• I
received to the present time amount to eight million:lsis hun-
dred and vi.rtu-4ix thousand right hovered and firt ;low' pint 14• Is
and a fraction, out of Mind, the following extra items have
been paid, besides the sums appropriated to tne public sec.
vice:

PAYMENTS.
To his Majesty's Physicians. X 16,679 10 0
To <Harem branches of the Royal Family 209,648 La 9
Buildinrs and Aqcrrttiotu at the Pavilion. Brij;li•
ton, and ror Furtritter.• 58,360 10 I
To Expences in different Departments of the Royal
licrocholt, occasioued by the Visits of Foreign
Princes to England
To the Prince Regent's Du:lotion to the Poor of Spi-
ealfields &,00 o o
To the Lord Chamberlain, on account of Expenees
incurred in that Department for the Archdukes of
Austria and the Prince df the Brazils
To the Paymaster of the Household fur ditto
To the Mager of the horse for ditto l,lO 19 0
OFFICIAL PERQUISITES.
To the Lord Arian, Regi.irar. for Politylace
To King's Proctor, Admiralty Proctor, and others 103.383 7 9
Marshal of the Admiralty -46,975 7 10
Total Payments Extraordinary. X 456,758 2 1

MURDER AT Ent/M.—T. Osborne, who aas with four
others, examined before the Magistrates at Epsom, last weel.,
and was discharged, was again apprehended on Sundae.
fresh eirrimistances having transpired tending to i oplicar
him in the murder of E. Cox. The Magistrates assembled r,
Sunday at Epsom ; when O•hortme was brought befoit• them.
Subsequent to-the discharge oldie prisoner, after the first ex
amiliatiou, a baker's boy at Epsom cononanicated to the
officers that lie had seen an apron all (MA blood at the cot.
tage of Osborne the day after the mord& r. It was likewise
stated, that the prisoner's wife exclaimed, when ilie report of
the pistol was heard on the morning of the mui der, " I hope
that it is nut my husaand who is shot." Cutler theae dream •
stances the officer considered himself justified in again taking
him into custody, and he was renniuded. The officer set off
with his prisoner towards London, and on the road enquired
if he ever wore socks in his shoes made of an old list; to
which ho replied in theinegative. The officer deals eel him tin
pull off his slices, and then discovered that he hail two sock&
we of that kind, one of which appeared newer than the other.
sock was fettle/ near the booty of Cox, cut nut visit old
hat, which as nearly as possible fitted to Osborne's shoes
When Otibollie was first apprekended, his cottage was
searched, but nothing was found that could support the sus
piekii of guilt, which led to his being taken intastistody
Subsequently to the discovery of the bloody apron which was
found in a dirk room at his residence, and which mowed him
to be taken into custody a second time, another search lied
Leen at his house, mid a pair of pantaletess extreina:y
bloody, and a waistcoat, with several marks of blood upon
had been found between the seeking of his bedstead and
the bed,; a place which was searched in the first histance
the Lost careful manner, and where the bloody apparel conic'
not havo been deposited without being discovered. Tic
pantaloons anti waistcoat were very much lime and a shirr,
which had been newly washed and was concealed in the same
place, W 45 literally acat to pieces. Exertions for the deter_
hum of guilty persons continue to be carried Oil with iinaliatLd
vigour. Osborne is confined iva room by iIIIDSCH.
SIiAUEFUIt. TRANSACT/DN.—Oil Tuesday a negro, :n
sailor's ares,i, applied to the Magistrate* of Union. Hall, and
complained that he had been robbed of 151. in bank-cotes.
Ile explained to the Magistrates in broken English, that on
Thursday seamight he was paid off &omit vessel at Chatham,
called the Ann, and on the same evening arrived in tolln with at
shipmate, named John Ifarris Never having been iu Eugland
before, and uuderstanding but lit:le of the English language,
tiring a native of Surinam, he eagerly accepted the proposi-
tion of his comrade to go with him to a house where they
should find comfortable lodging and plenty of provisions at a
reasonable rate. He was conducted to a house in Black
Liturcourt,Tooley-sti eel ; the woman of the place behaved
remarkably civil, and a quart of gin was sent for,
Harris iust.sted he would himself may for. /le reenllecte..l
making inure that passed, heist; seized with a stupor
frontantoxieation: flit on hiday morning found laimel ly ime
un the stones in flout of the house, without the jacket, ,
or neck-kerchief, and all his money gone. Ilh2 made sore,
prisons in the iseighbom hood understand that lie waisted a
constable, and he was directed to one, w in) aria to the hours
and took Harris into custody, lint in: toad of taking him be-
fore a Magistrate sutlei eil lust to ese4;m. i 141. note
seen in in, posse,,gon 4.,1* mt....astable a rt.lll' iiimutCs -
Will CIS, anal the pour complainant conyec to red, weft some
show of reaaon, that lie had shared the plunder with his tl;s, •
honest shipmate. Magistrate desired the officer,
to make immediate inquiry, and discover, if possible, the
parties concerned, mid take diem into custody.
A few dayssince, an extraordinary interposition of Divine
Providence was evinced in the deliver:lime of William Salts.,
of St. Cross-mill, in the Isle of Wight, who, being eniplo.i t J
in the mill, lotil ()evasion to. make some alteration in the car.
While so engaged his foot because entangled In the di esiing
strap, and lie was instantly drawn up ender the thrum, aim
suspended by one of his thighs, expecting every monism in
be tore to pieces ; but, to his greet astonishment, the swap,
whicli.etas three incite* wide sod proportimiably thick, anif
three of the cgs, gave way, by which lie oas protitlenlisilly
rescued fruni Ige situation without lOW y.
It is stated idian American paper, that a ship of about 37.1
tons was ready to be launched trouceine of their ship-yards,
which is actually to .be titted.aa with a sacaul engine and
as aatteam packet ship for crossing the Atlantic.
A IVOIPaII has been lately coavieted at Antwerp, who set fire to her
taat4netir nekingbllle;italdle ki'n7iiti-bh:.:l::"l'encart.neti you. I told e
house out of revenge *gaunt her husband, wita used to go and drin
his pinta beer at a neighbouring alehouse; she had often threatened
to tleprive him of the means of rs'ealiag hi:at-elf, and has now earrast
The husteual
m, trate rliouirgdilligattillii: itstilymousne. wasA.
nitsfortune ? tae
her threat into exectitiou.
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rasevl, tha J did it; you know I have tan
and yit
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evil! nlr mare go :,Ind drinl dour pot." What lul.la to
atroiny
olnar:t4tg6ehrrebo:iid„ ••
dotec ais, nvae,s it be Ali act of insanity) is. that beture
ti;
tire to the house. she desired lief eliikleen to go to heel, saying, " (a)
to bed throaty, Mr I mil guinugetnot I;ournbvitl:esli.nonsesi.:pulta
tliackett,hoirdne
17,
the eerll°let.a"lij'hyaetaorfsi:iiii:gyeLlD. 411 age yerisi.ed in the iLines: oat
17 escaped with difficulty II remelt me theme and smoke. In aMC •
inelomy fit of sensibility the creel mother rushed inn" the 'mini. g
base waive the youngest (Ado, crone mu holding it in her arms.
It vu IMMC(ii•ittly DAM 4,5 aua calf., as 46114•4
{DOSS an sign of femme.