The National Register.
London, England, 1811-10-13 00:00:00

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brewllousea he unfortunately got out of his depth,and notwith-
standing a person whn was asoth him endeavoured to save him,
'iry hnleling out a rake tar him to catch at, his endeavours proved`
. ineffectual, and lie sunk into a hole 16 eet deep. His brother
a few- minutes alt r passing near the spot, put a rope routisJ his
.waist, and plunged in to recover the body, and nearly lost his
life in the attempt; after three quarters of int hour's incessant
lhbour, the body was drai.tged up, and every assistance tendered
by several Gentlemen of the Faculty to restore anintation, but
their labours unfArtanatery proved fruitless:
A Maiden lady of tilt name of Miss Jadttli Mayer, died lately
at Wo:l:tach. In her wiii Nhe left the I !flowing bequest6:-500.1.
t,) build- shut-houses, to be caked'•Miss Judith Ilayer s
Asylum ;" and the interest of 1,2001. to be divided amongst the
poor yearly for ever ; 'ad. a year to buy coals for the poor people,
Inhabitants of the houses ; and 101. w be given away yearly in
brehd, under the direction of the ten capital burgesses ; 50s.
yearly to the vicar of Wisheach ; and SOs. to the two church-
wardens yearly, to see the provisions of her will-executed.
On Monday se'imight, a lamentable catastrophe occurred at
Cardiff. Mrs. Kenmure, wife'of Mr. J. Kenmure, ihip-owner,
of that town, had most tina:countably conceived a sudden idea,
that her children were to be poisoned by saline persons who she
thought were in league with her servants; and after having,
with the greatest eniotton and anguish, represented her fears to
her mother and husband, rushed out of her father's house in a
paroxysm of d stress and momentary derangement, under the
impression of .saving her children; but not knowin whither
• she was geieg, fell peer a bank, 20 feet high, into the river
T. ff, which is not mo:e than 'fifty yards from her father's
haute. and which being much swollen by a land flood, she was
• c Iff:el &wit by the rapidity of the current, and lost to her af-
flirted family fcr ever.
Last week a mad dog having found is way into the kennel of
fire harriers belniiging to Colonel Hodder, of the South Cork
IVltlitin bit several of :he hounds, and communicated so e sate-
• a" lay tlieecanine Madness, that on Fralay-se'rmight the kennel ex-
kibited a singular and terrifying specetc:e. 'the entire pack-were
raving mad, lacerating and cletVouring tech other with a fury
that no language can represent in terms adequately -descriptive.
F.om the breaking out of the madness ate person ventured into
the yard surrounding the kennel—the gate was kept shut, and
it was only by means of ladders placed up. against the outside of
the walls, that any distinct knowledge of the excess to which
the madness raged could be obtained.
The, following melancholy accident happened. at Lynn, in
Norfolk, on Saturday evening last :---lletceeen seven' and eight
o'clock, about thirteen men very incautiously crowded into a
small bast, to. cross the ferry at that port, when the tiee run-
ning s:rong, -it is supposed the boat swamped in the middle of
the current, as the wtaole of them perished. Only seven -ot the
- 'ics have been found.
Vie. UR Dikit.—Monday Lista an inquisition was herd at Middle-
.) • . a, on the body of a young man, servant to an innkeeper in
at ,at villege, who had sheen on the Fri,!ey before stabbed by his
mas•er, Tin, J.iry, after an investira ion, which lasted eleven
hems, found a v. rdict of Wilful minder against the innkeeper,
ai:.d he was accordingly committed to Lancaster Id'.
Last week died 'Thomas Co'son, an eccentric character,/of
Ipsseich, better known by the name of Robinson Crusoe. This
311:111 was originally a woelcornher,, then a. weaver, but the
failure et* that employ induced hitn to enter the Suffolk Militia,
end, waile quartered at Leicester, with his usual ingenuity, he
laorned the tad- of stocking:weitaing, which he afterwards
4'ol:creed in t" e county of Suffolk : but this in its turn he quitted,
and b: taint. a tishernen on the It iv( r Orwell. His little vessel,
every pert of it his own woikmanslita, was a.curiosity of patch-
w.sk. attil s.esncti too crazy to Lye in fair weather (his poverty •
net qfording means to procure proper materiais); yet in this
leek's craft it wae .hi- r tr.nen, isiget alai day, in storms and
reltris to toil on the 0: s sal- tar tish.—`tltject to vioant aro-
nil. compiaints, itiki his mind satnewliat dia.empercd, his figute
WI and trio; with itteUg? e couetaitance and piercing nine eyes.,
lie Les been aptly descritad,
With squalid-gle mantt round him enng,
And o'er hi • bele.ling shoulders hung
. A stain to perforated stones,
With knots of elmeand horses' honest
I-le-ext.:nes ti at wizard •, leagued with hell,
%lave a et hint cast their deadly sail; ;
Tian et s awl:ha paint his lin.hs endure,
Ile In Id his life by charms ereure,
• Leis •.h. *.orturiut; tun,
si::11-1;uund man. . •
,e.oh lLiv' non the ooze by the
seen and importuned to leave his
, alt the t de or. w his vessel -of the
his eharin failed, and pour Rubinson

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TUESDAY'S 1,0 A DON (3 AZEL'TE.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Manuel del Campo, Lte of lokels-house.yard, merchant,
from O.A. I'2, to Nov. 5, at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
Thomas Brett, Lte of Poddle-dock, sugar-retiner.
Richard Southall, Samuel Southall, and Benjamin Southall,
of Dudley, Worcester, nail-ironmongers.
BANKRUPTS.
it.iata-d Southall, Samuel Southall, and Benjamin Southall,
late of Dudley, Worcester, nail-ironmongers.
John Smith, of Tabernacle-walk, merchant.
Giles Wailer, late of the Strand, baker.
Joseph Allhutt, late of 'Wolverhampton, Stafford, victualler.
James Brierley, of Lees, near Oldham, Lancaster, cotton.. -
spinner.
Absalom P.odberd, late of Salford, Lancaster, builder.
John David Jones, of Philpot-lane, merchant. .
'Thomas Williams, of Worcester, upholder.
William Goodman Bull, of the Crooked Billett, Vtrych-street,
publican. '
Robert Thom-son, of Berwick-Upon-Tweed, grocer.
Solomon Trew, of Weare, Somerset, brick-maker.
Joseph Dickensbn, late of Liverpool, merchant.
John Reddish, of Manchester, stationer.
Levi Samuel Linging, of Bread-street-hill, merchant.
Jaints Nlallalietr, of Hulme, Lancaster, and William Malla•
lieu, late of Heligoland, merchaiits.
Henry Edlin, of Edward-street, Commercial-road, coves
keeper.
Francis Dudley, of Stafford, joiner and cabinet-maker.
John Stead, of Foster-lane, Cheapside, warehouseman.
Robert Storry, of New Nialton, York, grocer.
William Henry King, of Fb.(..r. -lane, cabinet-maker.
'William M'Aklani, of Bi.,hopsgate Within, merchant.
CERTIFICATES—Ocr. 29.
• William Richard Bragg, of Great Grimsby, Lincoln, corta
mercirant..S-amuel Bucknell, of Great Grimsby, Lincoln, mer-
chant.—Vincent Talochon, of Old Bond-street, druggist.—Jo..
seph Mason Gaitskill; of Wapping, mathematical instrutrent-
in:atm—Sam net Shaw, of bi unswick-square, underwriter.,—
William Jackson, of Knottingley, York, limeburner.—Hugh
ISeaver, of Manchester, mer.thatit.—Thomas Johnso.i, of, 0/..
ford-Street, smith.—Joseph Ewbank, late of Watling-street,
merchant.—Jolin nay, of Cheetham, Lancaster, cotton-manu-
facturer.—Joieph Brain, of Bristol, cooper.—Charlts Pratt
Wyatt, of Langbouni Vtrard Chambers, merchant.—Johts Pei•
tier, of Duke-street, Portland-place, merchant.--John Grace,
late of Botolph-lane, broken—John Biss, of Bristol, woollen.
draper.
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