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THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

broke-street, for the purpose of having a tooth extracted; com-
plaining of a violent pain in her right cheek bone. Mr. Evans's
apprentice, after drawing the teeth, perceived a dart substance
eonjealed blood, on the gam, and, on attempting to‘ reams(
it, found something to prick his fingers; and, on examining the
part more minutely, 21 brass pins were found in a very decaytd
state. The only way in w hich the young woman can accoant for
this extraordinary circumstance is, that about twelve months
sittes she was afflicted with ruentai derangement., and wasseveral
months confined its the workhouse; and supposes, that in one of
the paroxysms of her disorder, she must have forced the nine
into her A-ums. It is evident, had she not been ttmcly relieved.
a mortification in the jaw would speedily have ensued.
On the evening of the sth inst. a most inhuman murder was
.committed on the body of the wife of John Williams, a farmer,
of Broad Oak, near Whitchureb, at Norhury, in Cheshire,
supposed to have been perpetrated by her husband. On the
miming of that day, they had both paid a visit and spent the
day wits Williams's father, and in the evening, about six o'clock,
they both set oil on their return home. The next morning a
neighbouring farmer discovered the body in a pit, situated in a
field near the road, where they must have passed on their return
home. On examiaing the body, marks of strangulation were
discovered ; and there is every reason to suppose that the inhu-
,mao husband, after having strangled her, had thrown her into
the pit. Ile had not since been heard of, but the most diligent
search is making alter hint., The unfortunate woman had one
Child abou t. nine months old, which she had left at home. The
Core.:er's inquest, after a minute examination., which lasted-two
days, returned a verdict of Wilful Murder agai,ast the said John

TITSDiII 1"S LO.V DON G-1 ZETTE.

IVhitehall, November 14.

The King has been pleased to constitute and appoint the Right
Doe. Henry Baron Mulgrave, Sir Richard Bickerton, Bart.
Vice Admiral of the Red Squadron of His Majesty's fleet, Ito-
bert ;Ward, Esq. James !haler, Esq. Dornei, Esq.
Vice Admiral of the Blue Squadron of ilia Majesty's fleet, Ro-
bert Moorcnm, Esq. anti Wm. Lowther. Esq. (commonly called
Viscount Lowther) to 'he His Majesty's Commissioners for ex-
ecuting the office of High Admiral of the United Kingdom of
treat Britain and Ireland, and the dominions, Wands, and ter-
thereunto belonging.
The King has been pleased to nominate, constitute, and ap-
point Robert Dundas, 1.4 Writer to the Signet, to he Conjunct
Clerk to the Bills in the Office of nib Majesty's Registers and
Rolls in Scotland, vacant by the death of Robert Anstruther,

The names of those who were nominated fur Sheriffs by the
Lords of the Council, at the Exchequer, on Monday, the 11::h
of November, .ISO, (the morrow of St. Martin being Sunday)
in the fiftieth year of the reign of
.King George the Third, nud
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and nine :

Sedford.thire.—Joseph Howell. of Market-street,Esq.; Sir Gre-
gory obborrn Turner, Litt. of -hattlesden, Bart. ; Robert

Hopkins, of Sundol,,EN. •
licrksliire.—Peter Green, of Crookham, 1 q. ; William Wise-
man Clarke, of Ardingt4n, Esq. ; Adam Bluntly, of hiagstoa
• Bagheiv6, Esq.
BuckingAmnshire.—Sir William Clayton, of Harleford, Bart.;
ti;' ilLiau► Piggot, of Doddershall, Esq.; John Ayton, of Mis-

senden Abbey, .Esq.
Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonskire.—ltabert Jones A deane,
of Babraham, Esq. ; Samuel Knight, of Milton, Esq. ; George
William Leeds, of Croxtou, Esq.
Clsechire.—Willoughby Leigh, of Booths, Esq. ; Robert Vioer,.
of Bids.ton, Esq. ; Thomas Brorrh, of Church NJ inshult, Esq.
Cumberland.—Sir Henry Fletcher, of Clea Hall, ; Joliet
Lush, of Woodside, Esq.; Thomas Hartley., of Linethwaite,
Esq.
Perbyshire—William Turbatt, of Oyst,:a-hall,. Esq. ; John
Crompton, of Derby, Esq.; Godfrey Meynell, of Langley, Esq.
Denunshire.—Philip Blundell, of Tiverton, Esq.; Sir Masteh
Matiasseth Lopes, of klaristow, Bart. ; Arthur Chawperno-
rune, of Dartington, Esq.
.Doesetshire; Edward Greathead, of Udden, Esq.; John
Willet Willet, of Hedy, Lsq. ; Henry hieyalour, of Han-
ford,

Essex.—John Rigg, of ‘Valthainstow, Esq. ; Sir Robert W. -
ram, of Walthamstow, Bart. Charles Smith, of Suiten, Esq.
Gluticestershire.—James De Visme, of Trewent, Esq. ; Nathan-
iel Wathen, of Lipyet Park, Esq. ; Thomas John Lloyd Ba-
ker, of Stoutshill, Esq.
Ilerefordahire. —*Stephen Oakley Attley, of the Lays, Esq.;
Thomas A. Knight, of Doss mon Castle, E-q. ; Robert !l ig-
ginson, of Buckmill Park, Esq.
Ilertfordshire.—Thoutas Howarth, of Bureham Lodge, Esq. ;
John Dent, of Urickendon Bary, Esq. ; Robert Taylor, of
Tollinores, Esq.
Kent.—Andrew Hawes Bradley, of Gore Court, Esq. ; Sir
William Twisden, of Boyden Hall, Bart.; James Burton, of
Mabletion, Esq.
Leicestershire.—itichard Norman, of Melton Mowhray, Esq.;
Robert Ilaymes of Great Glenn, Esq.; the lion. Thomas
Bowes, of lligham OD 11111.
Lincolnshire.—Edmund Turner, of Minton, Esq. ; Joseph Live.
say, of Baumber, Esq. ; Sir J. Trollope, of Caswick, Bart.
Monyiouthshire. Thomas Pilkington, of Mistime, Esq.;
Hugh Powel, of Llanvihangcl, EN. ; Charles Lewis, of St.
Pierre, Esq.
Norfolk—Charles Lucas, of Filby, Esq.; Nathaniel Hickleth-
Waite, of Beeston, Esq. ; John Turner hales, of. Hireling-
ham, Esq.
Varthimptonshire.—William Sawbridge, of East Haddon, Esq.
Walter Strickland, of 13rickworth Hall, Esq. ; Peter Denys,
of Easton Newton, Esq.
Northumberland. John Read, of Chiperhase Castle, Esq. ;
William Burrell, of Broome Park, Esq. ; John Carr, of
Iledgeley, Esq.
Notlinghamehire—John Chan orth, of Ansley, Esq. ;
Fletcher Norton, of Elton, Esq.; Frank Sotherton, of nil-
lingtim, Esq.
azfordshire.—Williaiu Henry Ashurst, of Waterstock, Esq.;
Sir John Retitle, of Shipstone, Bart. ; Robert Pip!), of
Whiterhurch, Esq.
Rutlandshire.—William Gillson, of Wing, Esq. the Honoura-
ble George Watson, of Glainston ; Gerard Noel Noel, of
Exton, Esq.
Shropshire.—William Lloyd, of Aston, Esq. ; George Brooke,
of Houghton, Esq. ; William Owen, of Woodhouse, Esq.
Somerselshire.—Thomas Strangeways Horner, of ;hells, Esq.;
George Penrose Seymour, of Wraxhall, Esq.; John Freder-
ick Pinney, of Sommerton, Esq.
Staffordshire.— Henry Webb, of Forebridge, Esq.; James
Beach, of the Shaw, Esq. ; Walter Sneyd, of Keel, Es.
County of SouThantpton.—Sir James Whalley Smith Gardners
of Ruch-Court, Hart. ; Sir Robert Kingsmill,of Sidmonton,
Bart. ; Thomas Thistlethwaite, of Southwick, Esq.
Sup/k—Joshua Grigby, of Drinkstone, Esq. ; Roger Petti-
ward, of Finborough, Esq. ; Rich. Moore, of Mulford, Esq.
-Surry. -- Henry Edmund Austell, of Shtlford Hoge, Esq.;
George Tritton, of Wandsworth, Esq. ; William Coles, of
Seisdon, Esq.
SUSlOX.—Ricitrd Wyatt, of Courtwich,• Esq. ; William 011-
vet, of Angtnering, Esq. ; John Roberts, of Bczzell, Esq.-
Fi'arieickshife.--,Francis Nuydigate, of Arhury, Esq. ; James
West, of Arlescote, Esq.; Isaac Spooner, of Elmsden, Etc!,
Wiltshire..—Abraham Ludlow, of. .Heywood, Esq. ; Harry
Biag,, of Stockton, Esq..; Sir William Pierre Asne A'Court,
of lleyteshury, Bart.
Worcestershire.—John Williams, of Ilardebur.y, Esq.; T;lor
mas Beal Booker, of Bengeworth, Esq.; Joseph Smith, of
Sion Hill, Esq.
Yorl:Nhire.—Thos. Winne Bellasyse, of Nle wbuezh Abbey, Esq.
Thos. Thornhill, of Fixby, Esq. ; Richard Watt, of Bishop
Barton, Esq.

B 4.NK RUI-qCY ENIA RGED.
Ann Chadwick and John Chadwick, Bradbury green; Chesh.
ire, hatters, from Nov. 14, to Dec. WI, st eleven, at the Dog
Tavern, Deansgate, Manchc-•ger.
BANKRUPTCIEi SUPERSEDED.

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David Hardie, of Russia Row, flooey-latte7isarket, wares
hot:lent:tn.
Juba Bound, of Salford, Lattea3hire, deale'ro
BANKRUPTS.--.• •
Soho Shepherd K illick, flackiie).ol4l6, ileik-brldge, Mid.
dleliex, miller, to surrender Nev. 18, Dee. )1, iiiiptWolt tetkat
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