The National Register.
London, England, 1816-06-16 00:00:00

UNION-H tLL.

John Wrialit was oil 111;:(1,:Y r011;ilt Up for final esamina.
Coo, charged weds assaulting 311. N. 'l'a) for awl her Llaag:iter,
with burnt to murder them. _ .

Those ladies, though iu o very weak Mate from the woun'ls
they received, Now atreudvil. Kutttingmew w 71.4 .:Tact to fire
evidence already before the politic' exeept that the priseuee
name %.1M not Wright, hut Whaley.
Miss 'Taylor was so weak as scarcely to be able to support
the fatigue of print: through the necessary till'4ll6 of evidence.
'l' h e risourt was fidly committed for trial at the ASSILeS•

lIATMS-GI:WEN.
Ed/Atilt Prier W•ls broll.4llt up by the two 3. Smiths, Bea-
dles ••1• It:Johisbury. and e•a.uiuttl on the following charee:—
It appeared that the priNusier tt,l her husband occupied u
smtll room at Nii. L't, Ditetter..court, Bionl street, St. Giles's,
where they had been oont ten going out est ty
awl returniti; sat night ituseen ':y any persons its th••
the street-door being Kiwis> s lota open for the to,l,t,•rs: that
the snu•:l of carrion proceeding f•ro•n the room wa• so offensive,
that atl the inmate* went to the lanais ly, intim tins: their in-
tent ~,, of quitting the house, unless the 'sauce was removed ;
the gaff daffy ile:•41.111411led them up stairs to the toem•door,
which th••e cantri.r.l In open, when the 'Alpe of the militancy
liteseatett itvelf. Ta room had all the I:i.pealanee at n slaugh-
ter-house. In one corner were laid user eacu other the car-
casses of 13 d );%, all vl.inacil, even the !wails and fee►, to as
to prevent the bodice briug ideittilied. Jill the skies were

Ti.

I ClllO% I'd. The Maeisinite lamented that there tV,lb nut a case
mule out, so that he could punish the prisoner. As Goole of
dogs were identified, a charge could not be made out ; anti
for the nuisance, there was no Act of Parliament to authorise
Intl* to take cognizance of it. The prkwier teas diacharged,

ExEctoTios.—Fridov manual:, P. Sirret, for burglary, was
executed opposite the Di !dors' d for of Newgate. J. Blunder.
a south, for a highway robbery, WAS to have heel' executed
wdli I t 11l ; but lie 'recited 31 I o week. The un-
happy culprit, Street, conducted himself wi:li coming 1.4 •
tit ode and re.ignarom. Niue of his brothers anti t,krer, kslw
hint ou Wednesday, and took their limit leave of hi to. Tbur,dny
lie received the Sacrament, and devoted the whole of the day
to his religious duties.

'fiiewlay about three o'clock, a • serious accident had nearlf
occurred to the men employed in working the Itezent's sewer
into the Thames ut Scotland-yard. 'the tide broke in, and
with great difficulty they succeeded in getting tint opposite
Drit ;;;;; the hanker, at Charing cross, being so close-
ly pursued by the deluge that they could nut wait to carry off
their tools.

On Saturday last, a corporal and serjeant, belonging to the
7th scicrut battalion, were drinking at the lted 'Louse at Bat.
tenet►; when, in consequence of sofue trifling dispute, the cor.
poral pulled out a knife, and plunged it into the body of the
serjeant, who Wits carried on a shutter to the Doke of York's
Hospital, without any Lopes of rQcovefry. The corporal is in

Ou Tuesday an Inquest was held at the Green Deacon, in
York-street, Westminster, on the body of Charlotte Finch,
aged about 2 t, who was found drowned off Westminster bridle.
A watchman on duty un the bridge that morning, beard
rustling noise in the water, and conceiving some person had
fallen inn, he called for assistance, when a watermark came up,
and having procured a drag, he took up the body, which Nat
removed to the bone house. A 51. note and a bankers' draft
were found iii her pocket; and soon after she was recognized
be her sister, who resides in Great Peter-street. It appeared
that about two years hick she was confined in a private mad-
house in Bethnal green; but there was no evidence to spew
how she came into the water, consequently the Jury retuinsAi
a verdict—Found Drowned.

There was another Illyite4 held on the body of Ann Heath,.
au elderly woman, who was found dead at her lodgings, in Blue
Auclwr•alley, on Tuesday morning. Verdict—Died by the
Visitation ut God.

Monday, an inquest was held at the Coach and Horses public.
house, Blue-Anchor-alley, Bunhill-row, on the body of Mt. G.
Crew,huilder, of Twiss-row, Finsbury-square, who was found
hanging in his workshop. It appeared that the deceased lust
his wife and three children, about six years ago, by the falling
of sem! premises in Ironmonger-row, when tire others sutlers-A
likewise ; since which he had been in a &spending way, and
which hail been increased by the loss of two more children.
Verdict— Lunacy.
An inquest was also held at the Peacock, Bethnal-green, ou
the body of Mr. Brickinan, a gardener, who was found ti
lug. It appeared that the deceased hail beer upwards of twelve
months in a desponding state.— Verdict, 111.2110 y.
Scicing.—A melancholy airair of suicide occurred in West-
minster. A youth named F y, had barn committed fir
trial at the last Old Bailey Sessions; and information was
carried to nu aged :nether that he was capitally convicted,
when in fact he had not been tried. It, however, preyed so
much sport the mind of the poor woman, that she hung herself.

BIRTII.
The Countess of Cowper, of a son.