The National Register.
London, England, 1818-11-29 00:00:00

HATTON GARDEN.

Wm. Connor was finally examitml, charged with passing a forged
Dank of England note to Mr. Hutchinson, e!..eesenionger, in St.
John Street, and also for paving a forged tI. note, on
the 16th instant, to 'Airs. Todd, in Tumulill Street 4 for passing a
forged 11. Rank of England note to Todd, cheesen.onger, 4, St.
Martin's le-Grand, on the ;th inst. ; for pusing a forge .1 O. Bank.
of England note to Mrs. Shuler, groe?r, 55, Leather Lane. on the
i3du instant ; and lastly for paying a tinged IL Rank of VtigLitid
note to Mr. E. Hill., surgeon and apothecary, on the thtli
in payment toga box of pills, whim' came to a dulling. In all the
above eases. the prisoner gave a false name andaddress, and received
the change. with the exception of the latter, when the prisoner,
finding he was soli:au...l of giving a forged note, lett it with Mt.
Din and effected his escape. The notes were all produced. ansi the
above charges sworn to. A Bank Inspector prayed that all the
notes were torgeries in every minx!. Tice pti-,oner war then Coln.
mitted to Newbotte for t. nil.

Pa. HA LLOR V4.—Satur:lay se'nnight this unfortunate gen-
tleman was It4l4oVed from Ne.wgitte, in pursuance of an order
trout Lord Sidinouth, to the hulks at Woolwich, preparatory
to transportation for seven years; being convicted et forging
a Post-otfiee frank, with intent to defraud the revenue /If ten-
pence. He Was conveyed iu a post-chaise, by Mr. Brown,
the Governor, in person. Previoas to quitting Noweatc, a
most distressing scene took place between him, ON wile, (who
is a very interesting young woman), and his children. On
Mr. Brown's leaving him at the hulks, he expressed Iris gra-
titude and thanks for the kindness and attention helm!' expe-
rienced during Iris lung imprisonment in Newgate. Doctor
Halloran appears to have officiated, under different names, us
a clei if,yitraii, in vat ions parishes iii the kingdom. filthy year •
lbw, lie was settled at Parsley, in Gloucestershire, as Citrate
to the Rev. Archdeacon Budge, uncle of the Bev. Mr. ftrrdgr•,
of Lunt:house ; and he catillacted himself so well, opt* W 43
thought so popular a Preacher, that Inc ginned an easy 4,1-
mission into most of the families residing in that place and
neighbourhood; and at one of the visitations of the Ascii-
deacon, lie was requested to preach before the Clergy ; and
so highly was his Serrooll approved of, that Inc was ilestre.l
to publish it, which he diii tinder Bat name of ltirla•.nair, suit .
dedicated it to Archdeacon Badge.

ATTl‘iiiiPT AT SIJICIDE.—Mr. Varney, who keeps an eating
intAy house in Newcastle Street, Straits!, made a desperate attempt en
his life. Ile was carving a joint of intin at the window in niaeltop. .
when he saddenly applied the carving knife to his Leek undestlie
left ear, and intlietixt a most dreadful wound on the side of his threat.
One of the servants was standing mar at the time ; and ea seeing Me
blood run down the knife and on the counter, was so overcome that
he could render his ma=ter no assinance, butgave a lou,! si3riek and
ran away. Mrs Varney and others Mund. the unMrtnnate nun ir. .
that condition ; they sent for Mr. Caton, a surgeon, who dres..ed the
vround, but pronouneed hint to be in great (unmet-. Mr. V4lfley
was in flourishing circumstance., and no CALLai: e.ei be 44..ignea foe
the act.
A private in the First Regiment of Guards received .7r,0 lashes in
the '1 ilt•yartle. last week. for disposing of his necessaries ; this is the
fourth time of punis•,.nent within these six months ; he has only .
been one year in the Regiment, and enlisted train the Marines.
We learn, from one of the first Yorkshire Roust*, that very eiden.
sive orders for woollemelotlis have !Yell received within these few
days, both from Attu sera and the countries borderirg on the Baltic.—
our house alone has received an order to the amount of 60.0001. .
from Russia.
A Rath Paper says.—" We understand that a pair rf stays. such as
are generally want by the Ufti.Arsity Dow/icA. has been depo,red
among toe ceriosities of the Ashinolean Museum, Oxford, ter the
puri•ose of transmitting to posterity an idea of Ma extreme height.; of
effeminacy and absurdity to which a cumpliaoce with the Whvois of
fashion had been able to reduce the sons of Englishmen. in the yea:.
Ibis!
l'he report. that previous to Abraham Thornton hawing sailed Air
Aintrica, he had conh-sscil the murder of Mitre Aililorti, in a lctrtr
addressed to Mr. ftlackstoek. Clerk to ;he -Magistrates of Livernool,
has been positively contradicted by Mr. 8:alltstook.
A mixture hits been icevolly road. at Slotten.llll of its In:lnv
as an Mina, d of au hundred and twelve pock:l,4olW CLI.
or, as ihoy %Noreen/Sled, omens, itt compm tomtits, in
centre of which pacaoges, silk, gesives, plate glass,
seems, 10 some mitt 11111 l , Acre found secreted.
Dort. TV Breit fats.—:L mttaing tot* place r.t Chalk-fai•n
at an early Incur on Wialnesday morning, betweiai two 114112:4
men, the Earl of 11.—..—asap -Lank W—. anent; .d by two nt.
frientis, the Earl of and Loot after an exchange cf
3:itits, the ay.:antis iiitatered, and a reconciliation took
So great is the progress of the stziamen4ine, we way expect tto tee
it shortly in u,e' ail every trade and occupation. Tlitre im wit a
manilla:my of 5110e3 by steam at liettenat, in full activity. - . • -

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The Righs Honourable the Lord Mayor has appoint.
ed the annuli Sermon for the City of London Lying.
Hospital, to be preached on Sunday morning the
ttit of February next, and the statmal festive of the
trlinbers of that Humane Institution to be held at the
City of London Tavern, on the following 'nuraday the
7th, nod the Right Honourable anti Reverend Walter
I Intebinoon Lord Aston A. M. has promised to preach
the sermon on, hoth which occasions the Lord Mayor
will preside as Patron.
A valuable miniature likeness of Oliver Cromwell,
piffled from the life by Cowper, was, some years ago,
accidentally found. The possessor had the honour of
show Mg it to the King, who, on this occasion, said,—
" Haw wohld Charles I. have honoured that man who
had Lrought him the head of Cromwell
Mu. ALDERMAN GOODREIIEUE—The remains of this
late worthy anti much lamented Alderman, were in-
terred in the family vault at Lambeth Church.on Fri-
day. The body was conveyed, about one o'clock, from
hi.: hoe residence, China Terrace, in u hearse and tier,
thllowed by finir mourning coaches, in one of which
were Mr. Alderman IVeod and Mr. Alderman Waith-
man. It was intended to have been vent private, his
must intimate friends only being invited ; but his
numerous acqunintance wishing to pay every resrct to ,
his memory, the funeral was followed by a vast string
o:Tarriages, among which we observed those of MAt-
t.:iew Wood, Esq. M.l'., 'Robert Wtkidnatm, Esq. M.P.,
Mr. Alderman J.. 1. Smith, and Sir Thomas Bell. The
funeral serried was performed by the Vicar of the
parish, in a most solemn and impressive manner.
A correspondent ITU was witness to the daring de-
predations committed at Windsor, at the funeral of
the Princess Charlotte, by organized gangs of Lordon
t'neres, begs leave to recommend the Home Secretary
of State, to order the attendance of a sufficient body of
police officers, to protect those who may visit Windsor
on Wednesday next.

A mun named Mathews. in a state of intoxication. fell into the
Dukes Doek. at Liverpool. lest week t he was takra oat filii.e, kat
died -o.)n af•er. The verdict of the Coroner's inquest wits—
" round drarientd."

PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE.
SOUTHAMPTON STREET, STRAND.
TutTsTrA:s.
3l'he Marquis of Buckingham.
Braybrooke, 1 Wm. . Er.
Sir S. B. 3loiliud. Batt. M.P. 1 Gco. Duckett. Esq.
, And Fittecn Directors.
-tt Managing Diror—.l. 'I. Barber Ikusuntont Esci F. A. S.

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The distitvzilisliing principle of this Office is, that
tl.e Niembers share profits in proportion to their respective eontribu•
ti,A-.s„,ist a loaning nearly similar to that until lately adopted in the
trice,but with this presumed improvement,tir.that asthe
eng,inal Menthe-% have r dyed a isezimin”r.t fund,deemed amply suf-
ficient fot the purpose of intlennitty, it is provided that no personal
responsibility eha.l attach to the Polley holden:. Hence thoue
who seek protect nn are sesturca from uncertainty .u.d risk of
loss as in a Propriety Orrice, haring a large inheritable capital.
and are entitled to a porticipnion in the profits. as in a Contribution-
ship Fswicty. 'rile first septennial investigation was in ISIS, when
131. tts. per rem. was cliviled. The shcotia septtnnial division will
lake place in two, in persons opening policies at this time will
pit Licapate.

LONDON PATENT INIPHOVED OVAL SHAPE E
livrs, WARRANTED TO RETAIN THEIR SHAPE.

NATHANIEL 1)AND() and Co. HAT MANLY-
rAcryitEns. Inventors, and only Makers of the IMPIT oven
OvAL SHALT HEAVE!, HAT. No. 42, CHL:APSIDE.
London. deem it necessary in consequence of the various attempts
rdie.l4kimitate their 11,,t4. to ntuannice. that Merchants and the
Teat! nbe supplied with the Inioreved Oval Shape Beam flats,
lINLI by fi"5.1!1.,, NATHANIEL I)ANDA and Co. 42. chcapswe,
ondon ; and the Public, by most of the respectable flatters in the
inertinn.
A brief explsnation of the Superiority of the Improved Oval Shape
Beaver Hat, to the Common Hat.
Thenatursh.bape
oftliecominc,: let,
I frmt its being made
C~onaperfeeth.." '7,111
• bloek.and brought
to the oval shape of
she head, by the hands and the us;
of d screw, is liable, by wear, or
when exposed to the damp or rain.
to get ,oft, flap in the brim, and
r. turn to its natural round form;
losing its shape by its being
n, I OA iullp rad Meat

The improved
oral shape Beaver
Hut, beingtnanu-
fartured and li-
-441111111, nished upon an
oval 14,tck, %lade to ti.e exact
shape of the head. Omit of which
art from one inch to one inch attd
II hull oval, ) will not low its shape,
r.ot being artificially produces
with the hand, and screw, as is
the eae with the (-oilmen I Tut
but manufactured from its first
wilt:: in ...lie shi.pc required to
we!,a, nnr it; shape liabk to be
ani.cted by damp or rain.
NATIIANTEL i)AWTO "'aro. partioakaty
I"? n 1.:7. that 1.404, have not appointed a-0.7 1,...nt is b.idnie; that
th, 4; 11Pare'mant.14, Cift:arstoc, it the 4.4'7 house in Poke sc:Perc
it eon rot ();.,•1 S.4lpe ft neer ;
end that rt.ery Hut min r01F4,-Pired by therm. kg: their Nantes en.
,4,4.,7n1 jig the Winn, nt the Liaise; 'Gt,/ her irlso 140 state. shut
thi l gin: enaki.ig grow! S perjhaa !lats.(' parti.mourim time Naps,
with stoat and firm nadirs.

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RITTIcE.sS'S ESSENCE. OF- A NCHOVIES.
wAnEutwatie, 107, sTItAND, COM:MU Ur ?ME SAVOY
stErr, Lo::Dox.

01iN iii.JRGESS 'AND SO being itpi,rista Gf
the ....Infirm. endeavour. made by ninny permits to impose a spuri-
t•l• article tor their meke, feel it incumbent on tlitin to re quest t!.e
at.:!.tton of the public, in pm:busing w::iit tit.'y conceive to be the
o-•,:tal, to ott.erye the name aml v.,:arebs ennegyainds with the
ebov;!;—the general apprezatmc of the snuriow. desr-iptions will tie
ce:ve t.,e tingtardial. end for their doec.icn, J. 11. mod Sons submit
the tAlweing Cittti,ms t borne are in appcarat.ee iht that bight • the
hest w;thout on), came or attires .-41.0n0 • Burgess's Lavern
Ancliovies•—odi, • liurgis's.' wary lev;e Witlivt4t irldresg.—
jou N 'CM; silN lemag bent many y,:arl henourml
with welt distinguitt,t.l approbelmo. feel eves], eeatiment nt IT4prrt
4PWart6 the public. and v.ancaly irolie.t ascii, to iobrct the lal,els
roams to pure14.,:14., they ennetive to he of thet: male. ;At
they lous, of Errvent
STRAICD, CU I: LIZ sTEFrf, LONDON.