The National Register.
London, England, 1812-11-15 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL RECTISTF,R.

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end of the shaft
.pass I um. under my right arrn. neva i••••
acute pain. Alarmed at my perilous, situatiou,sl cried al ••
rl
for assistance, and the horse continuing to p7e s fOrwaid,
oet asioncd further violent c, iin the left side, p;oducing, as
it aftei wards aypeal ed, a second wound, inflicted bv.the Mgt
tug-hook under the shaft. •At this' time IMr. LAwtiAs CE
and his- two sons were passing„'and hearing 'he owe.' v, rats
into the yard ; they quickly put the horse hark, and tender-
ed me every assi4ance in their power. At thi, awful period,
the end of the shaft was pi sensed to my view, which bad
been forced through the. hoarding of the-chaise-house, and
projected several Itches beyond niv tight side. Previously
to withdrawing the shaft, by wheli Fwas empaled, l placed
my hand on the ploje...ting part, to draw myself off, in
which 1 was assisted by Mr. HENRY LAW RANC E : So Soil
as I was l'eleaSed, I respired with some force, two or, three
and found no alteration in my breathing, ane., ;.:0 pa t
of my body appeared under the slightest asbation. I •
la -tt
went into the house, pulled otT my wa'ste-at,and lookin.; at
the Wounds,.wished to ha .c seen tl;.em b'eed.more heel,
after that, 1: walked up stabs with a steady step, and when
arrived at the fit st floor, Mrs. Oir ERT ON requested n.e
to
stop; hut recollecting tht-A the room I skprin.belite, on the
second floor, looked toww-ds the cast, I proceeded to it, as
being More airy, and. free Rom the annoyance of the after-
noon sun. On entering the room, I seated my-elf on a ear,
and 'Mr. HENRY LANVR ASCE ()Cuing to un‘h-,..5s toe. i. t CM.
Sented. as 1 conceived any exertion liable to promote 111.
inward Weedina- I exi:eeted would ensue., When 1. was nearly
' undressed, for the
..first time I Elt a faintness come over me.
and immeiliately after, the blood trickling on my lungs,
attended with extreme difficultly 'of breathing. 1 then got
into bed, where 1 continued, in a sitting posture, till
ti MAIDEN arrived, who in a few minutes took a considerahh
quantity of blood fi om my "Olt arm, which ery .scow re-
lieved the dreadful pressure 1 had experienced in my

breathing.
1 have no doubt, that my endeavours to recede, when thet
shaft was. entering my left side, gave the end its direction
towards my breast, by which it was inwardly bruised; and,
caused such an uneasy sensation, for several days, this'. I way
apprehen,ive the bone was broken, and in fact, at this time,
it remains sore.
I have at times, within the last three or four days, been
conscious of a sensation, near the breast bone, but. morn
particularly on the left side, which, when 1 breathe, gives
me the idea of confinement thereabouts, like the grasping
of a hand.
I further recollect, that after I was extricated from. tha
shaft of the chaise, l told Mr. HENRY LAWILANC e,l hoped
Inv vitals had escaped uninjured.• fru 0;4 As.TIP P L
E.
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ESSEX.—The fmregoing Narrative was subcribed
upon the oath of the above-in e ntion ed Tut) ).1 As Tt PP Ltg
bef,re Us, the undersigned Justices of the Peace, acting
in anti for the County of Essex, this iSth day of July.,

`V M. MANBEY, JOHN M. ITENNigtit
W DA. ToLIIeT, ROBERT Mr'lLsON.
%V M. 1) ER,

The celebrated horse Regulus d•el L.uely. Tie was (fat
sire of '5OOO colts, that have ;:reduced upw.irch of g-0,000/.
In consequence of what appeared frem the .d:scicsere eAr
DANN'S° N, who was hanged for poisoning. the Newmarket
horses, three or four notorious gambler; are not allowed
het at the post there. For the gur:d of the the
etub ought to publi.sh the nameb.

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