The National Register.
London, England, 1820-03-12 00:00:00

Hilt I HER PARTICI 1.A1t%.

Monday morning, at 11, the Rev. Or. %Va:son, Dr.
Webb, Air. Da 4,14,, 1111(1 11r. Ilidiun., s! tended at the
Red Lion piddle a lea ,tinir. of the tie.
Erased, and luel.l anon. till 5 to'ciork. hyaena
pal/WWI tvlio lise in the neighbouring were tea-
mined as to all% 11.04P4 or suspicious occurrencva and
have fallcu under theii tvalion. One gill oh•
Served teen sir 1111., pas-0,., come out of the 11,1115..7 1111111(1
1111411110 roi.V.•l iuL:s Iher, alld r. tote again. She
described their dress ,tint appearance, hut none lin* been
ideenified as suiting the (lest" iption. .‘llollwr hill 11.1.
elated. that alter ,he bad guile to 6,1. Allow 11,111-1)4•1
eleven, she heard a violent scrunch c. wit ot \lr. Pas -
k er'v (the three:l.4.4 ) door. 'Ellis IN 1,, lieVi 41 ii lease been
the noise made Loy the twinkler,. as tines tall the burls.
Two afloat wretch...l-looking old men were on Saturday
apprehended as •uspietsiam persons. One of them, Isaac
-.haw, was re-e5a11ii..4.4 this day. 11r is the person tr.
presented as basing occasionally winked in Mr. Paiker's
gai den. It appear, that he is a Ilona sit bad eh sin:ter
and tlia: he lina been at II aciiimiiittd wills the deceased
awl his prein .cs, lie lodged for 7 yetis in the attic of
a hugest' loostt I allie tu Mr. Parker's, and occupied by
1011 l• Evans, a abounkerpes. Ile I. klitosos is as" tile Legg..."
His le uf living low liven by snilleming holies and rar,
Nll,l cal ry tag thesis 111 the 1...41 lon market. 11 hen 31r.
Paul k. s's lum.se was diseurtrrd le lie oil lire, F... 1101 Nein
Up to SillaW's tonna, and lomat I sit:ing lay a lire nide!'
he had lighted, at Iw., so th.. ' •Evans told bins
that ilk toaster's house Nils toll lire. "SO I bear," coolly
replied Shaw. Ile temairsed quiet in his noels and took
sae past in what WWI g on. It appeared that lie had
guile On Ft Way mousing to Parkur's I 00000 se for a ginibles,
which hr bad pi evionsly got bolo F.e.ion. On Friday
night. between ti and 11, he had hero thinking in Bevel-01
pohlte-hott.es. Ihe usher off Ulan, TI is Pope, hall
been in his company, mid au...1141 isles, The two alas illeS
weir examined, ant lisothing like a !pound of charge Pp'
pealed *gouda them. sha iv txhLitied
and conlradict ion as to the looney be had its his pus ion
distill lite Primly night. He load got *imp tit Meta foe his
dinner ; et he bortowed eal. from Evans 10 hair beer, act
Ilse same time Ise bad 2.. in lass pocket anal Jack Hotelier
sites wards gave him Is. to think. 'Pm Niagistrates have
is niaint. rt this onto for tardier eta 11l ill *lion. He i* roma
iligly U 1111 l need lay all the inquiries and eteminitions to
which lie has lit en exposed.
Jackson, who is married le Mr. Parker's only child,
emote into the semi. is the Clllll-ye of the day, and remain. d
lot a long time, dui lug ellio Ii he ma. is goof deal exit-
He liail not set ti ,he deceased si.•re
awl positively denied %%fiat all his neiguoutits affirmed,
that I.c had bra • tier) (leaf (rehire hi, dealt. He 111 di.
111111111 11141 his chic ( suit, about 119.yeats of age, had had
Ovens 1111 l to ot.uk partirniaruy a gold lellvaler 40011011 g
to Mr. Pal her. H. riu•ua luo•ntiar.eul that 31r. Psikerbad
had some 1:c1:11 Wor11111!. (sills the 11-ore of Mitti•peng. hire.
Jack .0,1 a.: •11pp i.(l to he aide to tell algal initials and
astir arty oil oil sili er spno ll* and other roi ileitis of plate,
Ito-baud p. tempt-us il) resisted lii r appearance to
er1111•11i.... 101- fear at unpleasant ClJllarlilitl:rea. Star
1.:1•1 aill110) that lieu (Alter bets died. The youth, now-
t-bet, is *lathe., g.
01 Pat Ler Its tic sentains lint liiii !ion, g. One of his
Vioei, to tn.• only article about him Islet can be holy idea..
tifieil. Toe isanseheeper is pulite, ezeert the extremity
or I•er ho‘e, and ills crustal efin.re.s, which are burnt to
slit hour,

I'ArAI. BOX N br.1114111. Merl
‘V)•1 and Payne, •,sidnift at Ilia'lnu. Wilts,
a desperate hank, voiien last. I J considerable
nine, ail 1 Wlllll.l both the ••aTaiits eerie prostrate on
the ermind, is Willi named 'lstritt-i (second to Poyar)
gave %Vver two dreadful kirks on tile back awl I
Wyef Jllel Wall% SRO(' tip and fought IWO !Mere restudy,
when Ile teas kutitheil down and covied oat the ter
atul di...dues the ri,ltou is a Wrdne.lay, teat ing
e a i(e just .ix iselvl:ss children. 11, i..ay an 1111111eq
held au the deceased, why's the Coroner had tile bor.%
tiresied .)y a sulli,e he S1:1101 that Vyer tame by
111%11e:1111 111 ClE,Fillit .oet• 4 taws.* end kicks retest- est
font) Payne a el Target. The Coroner ininsetlistrly
1.4-ietl 134 ‘V Irr.11:1: iiiii tan those two persons to
Fisherson jail, on a charge of Nlanslatislyet•
BURGLARV.—Between nine and ten o'eloek On
Saturday night sotne thieves, by means of picklock
keys, found means to enter the dwelling-house of
Mr. Ettwar.l Young, brush-maker, of No. 5, S.nitlt.
row. New Road, Somers Town,, and stole tliercuut
a valuable fowling-piece and a great quantity is:
wearing apparel. •
lietween eleven and twelve o'clock on Sunday
night some pertons found means to enter the shop
sit Mr. Mal kl,ara, hosier, High-street, Shad-
well, stud carried Off stot kings, breeches-pieces,
and other goods, to a considerable amousit. They
likewise little open his bureau, and took away a
quantity of isasik-notes, money, &c.
Exisssitt. ti6toh,,Y , by A MAX Or HANK
Wr, asiaitrstat.d d fi.ef[rrt lo a eery etoisiderani: iiiiii 10
has been detected wittim 'hese few dais. The reisol,
sateumll is a wan iii rank Allll 1.4 sly. 'The amuuul Of
the hills tinged is s lit in he itt,oool., in three .saliaraft
hills of (I,ou'll. each. 'l' esr tii.ls were lets to he .ii -
i:otirned al 111 Clll'll.lll blll-1/11111reil in the City, and so
jdokirJtay st.t it terse efr lianker's aCcelaJactli
that 'het- hail left doubt n apse chug 1111. I, polio% of she ill-
strumeset,,; however, the s bring su lees, 'ouse
inquiry to .k place, wmii thr lara..ty
rile party his liven avi,r,lieudi•d, soul a 'mime iiiii-
uatiou concord Ulu', uh:eh we are told, sot h..
pita:ceded its until this week. It is suilios...l tis..t

gambling Innsactions to 3 great extent hare been
the cause of the temporary distress of the, party accused.
A tremendous fire broke out on &today night, a.
Luton Lets farm, near Neulebed, which destro)ed the
house, a barn, and four ricks in less than two home,
together with three valuable horses. The farm was
occupied by Mr. Tidniarsh, whose bon and three other
%emits' set fire to the thatch of a wheat-rick close to the
itolse, in catching sparrows with a clap-net, in using
which a candle is held up for the birds to fly into the mt.
A strung northerly wind drose the flames directly open
the I se, which was in one blaze before any water
could be gut, as it was built chiefly of wood. Tne
iiremisea were li.ehtle insured. A boy was severely
burnt in escaping from the attic, and his life is des.
paired of.

An unfortunate accident happened to John Main.
of Hipit. on Wcilnestiav week, while
hunting with Lord !kWh() aids hounds. 7he fox
hat log cruised the River nerr Hawtry, M.. M. got Milo
lead his mare uver a Mali wo,uleu foil e, when she
was frightened at the noise, sprang forward against him.
hroke she railing at the side, and Loth were precipitated
int., the war -r. It was with she gremest difficulty Mr.
was extricated from hip pe►ilous situatioti, aUd Ke are
Sof f%' to ...1% ht, lest cva. ft .ciured in two places

CurrioN —One day last weeks fellow went to
the house of a respectable Licensed Victualler, in the
neighbourhood of Cheapskle, and told him that Mr.
—, who frequented his house, sent him with a mes-
sage to say, that he had a trunk coming front the
country, with some valuables, and requested him to
take it in, and pay whatever was charged by the
person who delivered it, on receivin,", al proper re-
ceipt. The trunk woo after arrived, and a receipt
lin seven pounds was produced, which was paid by
the victualler. It, however, turned out that the
gentleman knew nothing whatever of the trunk,
on opening of which it was found to contain nothing
bed bricks.

On Saturday morning List an explosion of fire-
works took place in the attic of a house in Church-
street, Birmingham, which blew out the windows,
and so dreadthily injured the maker of them, named
Underhill, that he was conveyed to the General
Hospital in a most dangerous state.
Many daring burglaries have lately been commit-
ted in the town and neighbourhood of Kensing-
ton ; several of the gang are in cw.tody, two i 4
whom are now under sentence of death. From the
information received, and the vigilance of the inha-
bitants, together with the activity of the Bow street
and other police ofikers and constables, there is
good reason to expect that the whole of this nefari-
ous gang will sotto be in the bands of justice.
Sunday the body of a man was finind lying in the
outer lock of the Wet Duels, Leith ; it was taken
out, anti discovered to be the body of Simpson,
Boatswain to the Naval Yard, who bad fillen in
during the night.
During tie late frost, in the middle of the day,
a young coch.phcasant, quite wild, but in an ex-
hausted state, flew into the pus 4c.e of the printing.
office of Messrs. Bentleys', is Dorset-street, Sails-
bury-square, and with its bill made a considerable
noise against the inner door; the door was opened,
and it walked in : it was kept three or four days,
and then turnad into a gentleman's grounds in.
Surrey.

It is stated in an Edinburgh paper 47f Tumid y •
last, The Star, that a later had been received Ly
the Lord iVivocate, from the Sheriff Depute of
Ress.shire, itifarming his Lordship that a, fitree of
not less than 500 men, and three field pieces,
would be necessary to quell the riot, the Highlsad-
era being in full possession of the district.
Mr. Baker, the newly appointed Chief Magistrate
of Bow-street, attended there in the course of Mon-
day, and signed his first warrant in that capacity,
fur the apprehension of a tuan tharg.:d with high
treason.

The rubbish is now removed from Cie scite of the
old Birmingham Theatre ; and the ni.w Proprietary
hive taken possestion of the ground. The most ae.
tive prerarations will take place immediately toe
the ezection of the new edifice.