The National Register.
London, England, 1817-10-13 00:00:00

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Last week, among the criminal trials at Gla.l:ow, there was
one for a rape and robbery. The only wiine•s examined
was the woman herself. After stating that the prisoner bad
first violated and then robbed ber ides. and a bottle whis-
key-, she stated as a reason fur uut immediately complaining
of his conduct, and she was " so sorry about the shillings and
the whiskey, that she forgot the rape :".the prisoner was at'
course acquitted.

BlfaiiS,

Mrs. Budd. of Bedfent-row, of a son, who not survive rosy
hours,—At Clipton, the Marchioness of Ely, of a son.—Tlie Hight
Hun. lady Carcase Anne Macdonald, of Clanronaldi, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
Princess Mary. of Metternich. dau. of the Austrian Minlster for
Foreign affairs, to Count Joseph Esterhaay, of Gatantba.—At Guern-
sey, T., Williams, Esq. eldest son of Capt. R. Williams. R.N. to
Eliza Helm, eldest dau. of the late Mgjo•-Cseneral Andrew Hay.—
At Dublin, Sir J. M. Doyle, K.C.B. and K.T.S. to Mary only dam
of Major Bryan.—Capt. J. Bastard, R.N. of Sharpham, 1/ereisshire„
M.P. for Dartmouth, to Frances eldest dau. of the late R. Wade,
Esq. of New Grange, York.—At St. Andrews, Hertford, S. New-
jun. Esq. of Sheffield, to Hannah. youngest dau. of F. C.
Searanckc, Esq. of the former place.—P. Prince, Esq. of his Ma-
jesoos Chstoms, to Mary, eldest dam and T. T. Irish, Esq. surgeon.
of Stamford-street, to Anne, youngest dau. of E. Cowling, Esq. of
Bedford !louse, %tread, a n Ede, F9li. of Ridgeway Castle. Hants,
to Catherine, youngest clout of G. B. Wright, Esq. of Polygon
House, near Southampton.
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kt Blois, on his way to the t4uth of France for the recovery of his
health, Major Ifeitland, formerly of the Madras Establislimeat.—At
Aix-la- Chapelle. Mrs. Darby, wife. of Capt. G. Darby, of Bev
ner's.sereet--At Brighton, T. Walker, late of London, banker.—
Suddenly, aged fio, T. Marriott, Esq. Deputy of Broad-street Ward,
and for thirty.years an active Member of the Corporation of Loa-
&a. Ile was seized with an apoplectic fit whilst at supper at a
friend's house.—Lately at Tunis, tit the prime of life, that celebrat-
ed arehteologist. Count Camillo Borgia. lie had spent a considera-
bie time in Africa, and under the protection of the Dey of Tunis,
was enabled to undertake eacavations, to search for antiquities, to
take the plans of ?so half ruined villages and towns ; and he had ob-
tained permission to copy in the Dey's own library three Arabic ma-
nuscripts. two of which are wholly unknown in Europe.—At Wal-
worth, Lady Turner, relict of Sir B. Tomer, and sister of Admiral
Swiney.—At Interlaken, Switzerland, Lord Melgund, eldest son of
the Earl of Miato.—Mr. E. Stubbington, builder, of':•inchcster.—
While riding in a gig win Chawton, he felt himself indisposed, and'
alighted to walk, when he became worse, and expired the same
night..—The wife of Mr. G. J. Craggs, of the War Office, aged 29.
Aged 76, Mrs. Bounfillion, wife of A. 6, Bourclillon, Esq.—At Tn
genvir, near Falmouth, aged 39, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, wife of
W. Wilson, purser, R.N.—At Clifton, G. Bat hard, Esq. only son of
F. A. Barnard, Eros. of St. James's Palace.—Aged 79, C. Miller,
Esq. late of fleneonien,—Aged 19, Henry, second son of Mr. T.
Brune, of the firm of Hazard, flume and Co. Royal EY:chomp.