The National Register.
London, England, 1815-05-28 00:00:00

POLICE.

OW LIM !ALL
Two young men, mimed Ward and Sale, were charger, with riotetni
conduct in the ,hop M. W, Adams, r confectioner, is Ffeet-:treat,
on Frothy evening. where they were not content with tasting the pi try,
but insisted upon tasting the hp. of Mrs Mattis. They were ordered
to make compensation for ti:e itjury thet had dune, or be bound over
to the session Preferring the latter, th.y were disch.aged with
severe reprimand.

UNION lIAI L.
Benjamin. a Jew, was brought before Mr. Chambers, by Goff,
charged with selling a number of counterfeit tokens. . A woman named
Pt ters, stated that she had applied, by direction of G to the pri•
suner, to purchase son e cuutiterfrit tokens of hi , having understood
that he was a dealer iu that commodity. Tin- prisoner was t affentely
shy and c:iii110114, and site had consideia hle dtffi ulty in obtaining them.
At knoll •he succeeded, al:r1 purcliatvd six ih
nikens for
nine shillings. Goff Stated, that having heard the p•isouer was a dealer
in counterfeit coin, he employed tua last witness to enneavour to pur-
chase some, and gave her some 1114,11eY. which be had previously
marked, to apply to that purpose. He then watched them, amid abers
he considered the purchase eompleated, went into a plibli.: house where
they were, and took them into custody Peters immediately gave up
the bad tokens ; and un tttt prisoner was (own] some of the marked
money. Ile was fully committed.
John Scott, a young man of decent appearance, was charged with
defraudinc• .1. Cooper of 151, under pretense of hecomiog a substitute
in the 9th %liaison of Foot, in the room of his ltrotber. It appear. 4
flint the complainant met the prisoner near the House of Com/mats, in
the month of April last, and agreed to give him the bounty in gacsti••ts
if lie would become a substitute. The prisoner agreed to !his propo,i-
tion, and was the next morhing attested before a magi•trate, when be
received the motley, but never joined the regiment. He was todertd
to the Savoy prim!). The
.pribokter said its had an aced mutitYr dr•
pendant upon him fur support. •

MARRIED.
On Thursday last, at the Meeting-house, Colchester, Mr.
J. Ball it., of that town, to Aim, third daughter of Mr. Joseph Cross.
of the Annie place. [A most awful and atilicting event-occur:4d at
the same time. in time sudden death of Jane, the wife of Tim. Catch.
pool, of Colchester—she bad attended apparently in her usual
health, at the above Meeting, was suddenly seized with a tit, and
expired soon after she was conveyed home.]
SINGULAR WEDDING..--Last Vvek at Dovitton, in Gloiteester.
shire, by tie Ruverenti W. Gunning, Mr Wiicnn, a resident ticiir
Strand, to Sarah Lock, a young -Gipscy Girl; belonging to a gong
now hutted on the Common in the vicinity of that town. This
happy event was celebrated by the ringing of bells amid other demon.
orations of joy. A handsome dinner was provided on the occasion
at the Pull Inn, in Hinton. A ball followed, at which the whole of
the Gipsy Corps, oral the inhabitants for miles round, were present.
At eleven o'clock the dingy tribe yetired, but not before the hither
of the bride called for a pint pot, which he tilled with guineas and
presented to the bridegroom.

DIED.
•
Aged 68, Mr. John Lee, of Leek imfield, near 13everley,Yorkshire,
an excellent practical farmer, and one of the must extensive horse•
dealers in the north of England.
Suddenly, of the White Hart, Lincoln, nn Saturday the 15th inat.
in his 5811. year, Sir John of Ripley Park, Yotkidiire,
and Kettlethorpe, Linunliishire : lie (1(4-veiled in his extensive
estates by his only stirvibi;;;T Ron, now Sir Win. frigilbv, bast.