The National Register.
London, England, 1815-01-08 00:00:00

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ItsQueST.—Nl4nslay an littoral was held at the St.
Head, in Upper East Smithfield, before Mr. Unwin, co-
lie body of a man that was discovered Down's wharf,
intl tied up in a Inviter, which was to be sent to Scotland
'o•s, clerk in the wharf, deposed, that early on last Tues.
two•despivable looking men came with a horse and
r the Wharf sea• opened, and inquired if the Leith smack
three•? 011 bring told it did, they said they had a ham
id to Edinburgh ; and they went into a public-house and
*ldle i!r. Foss opened the warehouse. It not being
asked the direction, which they told him, and said it season
•r, which be found was Mr. Wilson, '4enator College,
." Atter paying the booking and wharfage, he asked
names, which. they said was Chapman, and departed. The
id in the warehouse until last Friday, when the vessel was
ill (the Mary Ann, of Leith) and then was put on board.
New thought some strange and bad smell was issuing from
t burning it about two ur three times the bottom came off,
aol of a person presented itself. On this it was reported
•adlr, to inform the proper officers, and on opening the
naked body of a man was discovered, with his head bent
•ceri his shoulders, his tongue cut out, and lain belly sown up
' been opened ; his feet wrie cut off a little above the
the other part of the legs and thighs were bent up to the
it the whole body into a small compass, which appeared
state ; the feet and tongue were missing.
,adle was neNtexan.ined ; having seen the hamper opened,
'ed the above evidence as fir as related to the state the
found, and on being asked by one; of the Jurymen wife.
night the body was taken by any resurrection nem for the
dissection, he replied, the body, to his opinion was never
Stet. a F bort consultation, the Jury returned a verdict of
inler against sonic person or persons unknown.

DIED.
'riday, the SOth lilt. in Dublin, the Right Hononrable George
Nugent. Earl of Westmeath, baron Dekin, &c. born
he is succeeded by his son Lord Delvin, born July 17, 1785.
inst Noble William John KPir, Marquis and Earl of Lo.
1 Ancram, K. 'F. etc. dc., at his seat at Farnham, on
iy night, the 4th instant. His Lordship was born in 1757,
msequently about 78 years of age. He is succeeded by
. son. William, Earl of Ancram. The late Marquis was
;be oldest Grnerals in the army, and by his dtceaFe the Co-
' the 1i tb Dragoons, as well as a green ribhon. becomes
As a private character, he was snitch beloved for Isis con-
,voleuce and innumerable charities. " I believe (rays a
a) has long resided in hir vicinity) no one ever applied to
" We can add nothing to this encomium, but that his
means were far from, being proportioned to We goodness
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OF PERFORMANCES.—LAST WEEK OF THE
- FRENCH COMPANY.
IC THEATRE, NEWCASTLESTREET, STRAND.
THE au rummy OF THE LORD CHAMBERLAIN.
Al',' January the 9th, 1815 (and during the Week) will be
unrivalled Performance, and Feats on
L CORDE ROWE,
fly the FRENCH COMPANY 'from PARIS.
c; tii tim..), an entirely New Comic ksurletta, in three
Acts, called .
MY UNCLE'S HOUSE;
OR, THE DULL AND IHE MAGPIE!
ipal Chat acters by Mr. Chambers ; Mr. Russell, of the late
Royal, Dritrylatte ; Mr. Walton ; Mr. Fitzwilliam, from
I.re Rola!, Birmingham ; Mr. Lundy from Sadler's Wells
and Mr. Cartlitch.—Mrs. R. Trotter, and Miss Singleton.
course of the Evening, &lions and Comic Dancing.
filar Song. by Mr. Jone,. " Villy Vicky the Vintner," by
. And, by desire, "My Friend and Pitcher," in costume,
ing!eton.
lie whole to conclude with the petite Piece, called
' GULLIVER IN LILLIPUT.
'ride's House !" having been received with unanimous bnrsts
and applause, will be repeated every Evening until fur-
4ice.
are opened at Hall-past Five, and the Performances to
_ at Half past Six precisely.
2s.—Gallery ts.—Second Price at Half-past Eight.
Acting Manager, Mr. Grove.

• AT PERM'S STATE LOT FEKY.OFFICE,
PO.I, HOLBORN-DAR.,
TICKETS andSllA RES are on Sale fur the NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY,
whiCh begins thawing 18th this Month.
The Scheme ColltßitlS FIFTY CAPITAL PRIV,. including Two of
20,0001. Two of 10,0001. tir.c.—Only 12.000 Tickets.
Perry shared the Largest Prize that has been sold fur TLirty Lot.
teries : and in the last Twelve Months One of 20,0001. One 01- 5,0001.
several of 1,0001. 5001. &c. &c. were also sold and sharesi at Perry's
Truly Fortunate Office, N.,. 1, llolborn-bars.
J. SIVEWRIGIIT kith pleasure announces the continuance of
the snecgss of his Old Establi,lied °dices, having Sold in the Lot-
tery drawn SOtli November.
No. 753 a Prife of 16,0001. 257 . 2001.
690 - . 30011 3776 . . 2001.
and several minor ones, lie hopes to repeat this to his Friends and
Purchasers in the New Lottery of 11,000 Tickets, containing Two
Prizes of 20,0001. Two of 10,0001. and Forty-six other Capitids,
begin Drawing 18th January, 1815.
Tickets and Shares for which are on Sale at 37, Cornbill; 11,
Holborn; 38, Hayinirket ; and 141, Oxfurd.street.