The National Register.
London, England, 1816-12-23 00:00:00

THV NATIONAL REGISTER

kept (if the witness were to be believed) a seraglio, consist-
ing of wretches of th's lowest order. Witness said, he on one
occasion, saw Mrs. Hinds lying on the bed in Dr. Delaboyde's
bed-chamber, and the doctor's arm round her neck.
John Moore was the next witness. Ile proved (if believed)
a criminal coanection to have subsisted between Dr. Dela-
linyile and Mrs. Hinds. [We omit not shock our readers with
the infamous detail.]
On his cross-examination it appeared, although he had
been sworn before persons appointed to investigate the mat-
ter, lie never divulged the fact of the garden scene till Satur-
day last.
John Malone was the next witness.—He was formerly a
banker in this city, and went to Hanover Asylum to restore
his debilitated mind to health. [The account he gave of the
institution and its professors, with the exception of the de-
fendant, of whom he spoke in terms of praise, corroborated
the testimony of the former witnesses; but some parts were
too grossly indelicate far publication.] He, so far as his
brief was evidence, established an illicit connection between
another doctor of the institution; a Dr. Moatpryval and Mrs.
Hinds.
Talbot Glascoek, gentleman, attorney, was the next and
last witness. He proved several facts in order to impeach
the credit of Dr. Delahoyde. He, too, had visited the Han-
over Asylum at Carlow, and he was introduced to its learned
professors by Mr. Malone. Two of the doctors asked him
to dine at a tavern at Carlow ; they entertained him with
claret, Ac. but left him to pay the bill. Those respectable
gentlemen did him the honour of accompanying him from
Carlow to Kilkenny, where they entertained him with dinner,
claret, Jae. in a similar manner, but promised to pay the slim
he advanced to the Waiter on account of the landlord, on their
return to the Institution. Dr. Delahoyde appeared • con-
vivial pleasant fellow, and complained of injeritigs his finances
by keeping good company. The doctor said be was the par-
ticular friend of the Doke of Kent; he and the Duke, bow-
ev6, had quarrelled, but they were now rominciled, the Duke
having made the most abject apology. He said he knew all
the Royal Dukes, they were thegreatest set of • • • • • in
the world, he had to lament the misfortune of their acquaint-
ance—it entirely effected his ruin. The doctors, on their
return to Carlow, contrived, instead of paying the witness the
sum advanced for the tavern hilb, to borrow some money from
him which they never paid.
On their return the Hanover Doctors invited witness to
walk In the garden of the institution: he saw Mrs. Hinds
there. One-of the doctors on this occasion remarked, that
there was fon in • mad house as well as in the city. They
asked him what he thought of Mrs. Hinds, and had he marked
her fine eyes, and..whether he would wish to he introduced ;
Would he like to kiss her? Witness replied, he had known
enough of insane ladies, and did not wish to be bit by
one.
At eight o'clock In the evening tbe Jury retired, and after
they had remained together about two hours, without any
apparent likelihood of agreeing, the parties consented to
withdraw a juror at ten o'clock, and thus the case remaius
undecided.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, Dec. 17.

(This Gazette contains a notice. that the time fir persons having
claims on the French Government. under the Convention concluded
November 30, BIS, at Paris, between his Majesty and the most
Christian King, is extended from the 20th day of January to the 20th
of February.]
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
G. Dawson, of Red Caosaaquare. Cripple. merchant.
J. Buociw, of Binley. Warwickshire, and T. iltrotste, of Beton,
near Birmingham, timber.amvehants.

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BANKRUPTS.
Ilzsrotti E. of Brook's-mews Hassover haekneyouoi. live-
21ZDec. 21, 216 Jan. at G • Att. Mr. Hartley,
-strect„ Blackfrials.
Max); W. of Carey-street. stable-keeper, Dee. 91, SI, Jan. 28, at
Guildhall. Att.
_fir. Luemore, Red Lion-square.
Lewis D. of Milford Haven, spirit-merchant. Dee. SO, SI. Jan. 28,
at Guildhall Att. Mr. Adams. Old Jew Ty.
Tarr W. of Cuisbrooke, Isle of Wight. cattle dealer. Jan. 2,3, es,
at Newport. Mt. Mr. Carr, Join-street, Bedford-row.
AYRTON .1. late of Westhall, Lancashire, dealer, Jan. 3, a, 28, at
Kirkby l.onsdalc. Att. Mr. Italie, Staple Inn.
Wines: J. of Oxford, timber-merchant, Jan. 11, 12. 28, at Broad-
way, Worcestershire. Att. Me. Elkins, Lincoln's Inn.
HUNT J. of Britlpwater. vintner. Dec. 28, Jan. 6.28, at Bridge-
water. Atts. Bkke and C.O. Cook's.oourt. Carey-street.
II ew ITT W. of Cargo. Cumberland, fish Dec. 23, 26 Jan.
IS, at Rickergate. Att. Mr. Birkett. Cloak-lane.
Di crow T. late of Islekirk-hall. Cumberland, miller, Dee. 26, 27.
Jam. 28, at Carlisle. Att. Mr. Addison. Staple Inn.
Joirstsox C. of South Shields, Ibsen-draper. Dec. 211, Jan. 4, 28, at
Newcastle upon Tyne. Atts. Bell and Co. Mayotte.
Daniel M. of Halifax. grocer. Dec. 19. 20, Jan. 28, at Halifax.
Mt. Mr. Strangwayes, Ecnchurth-stmet.
GRAY .1. and W. PRIMILE, of Rhodium*. ealico-printen. Dec. 96.
30, Jan. 28. at lanchester. AB. Milne mid C 6 'Temple.
TAYLOR S. of Birmingham. gius-braaa-otahee Dee. SO. El, Jan.
48, at Birmingham. Atta. Lord and Co. Illoibenrcourt.
FAIRCLOVAII W. and E. Swallow. of Lima. merchants,
Jan. 1,2, 28. at I.iverpooL Att. Me. Wining. n-street.
Howmto J. late of Manchester. Wire-worker. Jon. I, 3, 28, at Man-
chester. Att. Mt. WinsUe, Jokn-street. Bedford-row.
POTTiI T. jun. of Susalerland near the See. coal-fitter, Jan. 8,9, 28,
at SunderlamL Au. Mr. Wilson, Greville-sneet.
WAT):I NS J. of Chc.sfiopkee4er, Dec. fita, 30. Jan. 98, at
Bristol Att. Mr. Pearson, Tem
°ARDEN T. of Manchester, miler, Jan. 10, 11, 28. at Manchester.
Acts. Adlington mad Co. Bed&wd.row.
DIVIDENDS AT GUILDHALL.
R. Clark. St. Mary-hill, ship-bnicer. Feb. 4.
'l'. Claptim, Alfrol-place, Onswell-street-rod. carpenter, Jan. 6.
J. Metcalfe and J. .leyes. Upper East Smithfield. oilman. Feb. S.
E. Argles, Catherine-street, upholder, Jan. 4.
W. Knightly. Strand, neck-Lamas-maker. Jan. 4.
T. Scott. Suflak-lane. CannonTartet, broker, Jan. 4.
R. Smith, Richmond, hosier. Jan. 4.
C.. Rome, St. Katherine's-lane. victualler, Jan.&
M. Molony, City-road, coach-maker, Jan. 4.
J. Houllan, Skinner-street. warehouseman, Doe. 21.
J. Bowser. Broad-street, Ratcliff, ship-chatuller, Jan 4.
J. licadbury, Chath;on. cabinet-maker. Jan. 4.
DIVIDENDS IN THE COUNTRY.
J. Lepine, Canterbury, cabinetmaker, Jan. 8.
1.. C.-Barnett, Nottingham. upholsterer, Jan. 10.
T. Leeminlf. Salford, timber merchant, Jan. R.
S. Alta J. Itriddon, Manchester, grocers. Jan. 3.
It. Hull and Co. Soma-in-AMC:is:4l. Nottinghamshire, starch-

makers. Jan. 6.
I E. 11`. Jennings, SOII4, shopkeeper. Jan. 9.
T. Ilandl.y, Kenilworth. mallow. Jan. 20.
W. WriAni. Vn ksop, maltster. J3ll. Pi.
J. anti E. %Vo%)l.eillitn. Itlanchestcr. battrre, Jan. 4.
D. Wood. Ecrentont. inukeepor. Jan. 4.
T. 11(14A, fAuuth Blyth, merchant. Jan. 6.
T. and I. l'erry, St. Paul. Gloucestershire. comb sat! bases,
makers. Jau. 4.

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W. Mime, Bridgewater, coach maker, Jan. 6e
J. and W. Blakeway.lston. grocers, Jan. 6.
J. Phillips, Wallingford, carpenter , Jan. 7.
G. Pope, Aston Tirrold; Ber. farmer, Jan.-6. .
.1. Stevens, Cheltenham. victualler. Jan. 9.
B. Bartlitop, Blachell, Suffolk, merchant, Jan. ?. •
J. Ablitt, gesgrave, Suffolk, Jan. 7.
J. Weston and''. Thornton. Kingston upon HAD, thnberffier.hd. 4.
CERTIFICATES JAIL 4.—J. [tines. BriAcil,.. chemist—J.
Handley, Milwich, Staffordshire, miller—R. Collet'. 1:e-da, grocer
T. Kasten Wolverhamptein, grocer—J. Stokes, Liverpool, mer-
chant—J. Proud, Bilsion, bookseller—D. Sargent, Whittlesey„ dm-
ney-scrivener-4. Wilkerson Barley, Herm maltster—E. test.
Cooper'srow, Crutched-friars, beer mer;hant—.W. Telt. S
curner—T. Hudson, Mark-lane, maltster--Stephen Shepardi Wel-
lington, banker—W. Holliday, Manchester, cotton spinner—W.
H. Hatchard, Richmond.buillings, Soho, dealer—W. A. Noble.
I.intehouse, founder—A. B. Goujon, Langbourn Chambers, Fan.
church-stmt, merchant—J. Surr. High Holborn, haberdasher.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSt)LVED.
Hetnens and Roberson. Denmark-street, auctioneers.
Swift and Co. Huddersfield, merchants.
Pilch& and Fryman, Rye, tallow chandlers.
Birch and Co. Limehouse, oil and colour manufacturers.
Geoghegan and Co. Liverpool, brokers.
Fricker and Dodds, Southampton, hatters.
C. R. and W. J. Gilham, Westminster, brandy merchant
Clarke and Co. Nottingham, lace manufacturers.
Kay and Edge. Manchester. nail manufacturers.
Bileborough and Co. Haslingden, brewers.
Arnold and Welstead. Borners street. solicitors.
Barrett and Moses, cabinet-makers.
Trollop and Co. St. Gir's in the East, sugar refiners.
Roberts and Co. Chea • . wan housemen.
Wilkins and Lamy, Norwich, pl.dsterers
Borradaile and Co. London, turners.
Hardcastle and Longworth, Lancaster, bleachers.
Fletcher and Dre;ritt, HinkarY, Berk% paper makers
Prior and Young, Tewkesbury, hosiers.
Adamson and Cam Doncaster. carvers and gilder..

OMITTED IN LAST SATURDAY'S GAZETTE.
DIVIDENDS AT GUILDHALL.
D. Mike, of Southampton-row, fancy trimming maker. Jan. IL
W. and W. T. TrimbreU, Bermondsey, leather factors, Jan. IS.
T. Edmunds, Newbury, upholsterer, Jan. 7.
N. Bell, &reliant Park Herts, hay jobber, Jan. 11.
J. Stevens, Alichurch-lane, merchant, Jan. la.
T. Blackburn, Mount-street, mariner, Jan. 11.
A. Anderson. Phelpstdane, merchant, Jan. 7.
W. Smith Poems. draper. Jan. Is.
T. l.ediard, inn. Rcultansr. demise. Jan. 7.
B. W. and B. Finalists. Ihrg,bankers, Jan. 211.
J. Kirkman, Gowsacniss‘ . Dec. 28.
W.lsPllolltsso ROSbnerr, illabolger, Jan. 7.
T. BIM. Lynn. boot makar, Jam 7.
W. Nesbitt. North .st. Cill.road, Tunbridge ware masufact. San. 16.
J. Kehler. St. Swithin's-kne. merchant, Jan. 6.
W. Mask and J. Ifardie. Queen-street, druggists, Jan. 4.
J. leek Raeford, miler. Dec. 24.
11. Jackson, Stand, vintner, Jan. 211.
T. Whitehouse. St. Alban's, glass dealer, Jan. IL
J. Lawrence, Houndaditels. draper, Jan. is.
DIVIDENDS IN THE. COUNTRY.
J. Engel!, Aylsham, wine merchant. Jan. 27.
J. Gowen, Ilevenham, goner, Jan. 7.
R. May, Southwold. salt refiner. Jan. 7.
W. Penn, Kidderminster, carpet manufacturer. Jan. S.
T. Wilson, Liverpool, and T. Green, Sundern, earthenwne.ske
nufasturers. Jan. 10.
J. Renshaw. Nottingham, lace manufacturer. Jan. 10.
T. Butler, Aston Tkrold, grocer, Jan. O.
t.ii W. Fawcett, Liv , merchant. Jan. IS.
A. Whichello. W . , butcher, Jan. 7.
J. Bannister, Shi , butcher, Jan. 7.
J. Olean, Marston, . Jan 10.
J. Parry, Hotwells; wine-merchant. Jan. S.
W. Hartland, jun. Bristol, carpenter. Jan. 14.
CERTIFICATES, Jaw. 7.—T. Boiling and C. Fell, Botton.le.
More, cotton spinners—C. Blackburn. Newark. cornfactor—WJ
Median& Gosirdl-strect, oilman—H. Rose, Greenwich. builder—
W. J. Livork, Redenhell with Hartman, innkeeper—L. and .1.
Phillips, High Holborn. glass merchants.
PA RT!.4 E RSI II PS DISSOLVED.
Hudson and !linked'. Manchester, printers.
Keats and Agar, Manchester, hatters.
Gaskell and Co. Liverpool, grocers.
Gainon and Evans, Manchester. school mistrestes.
Clintoek and Hunt, Liverpool, woollen drapers.
Penington and Deane. Liverpool, solicitors.
Owen and Jackson. Worsley, flour dealers.
Batchelor and Wake, Portsmouth, grocers.
Murat and Bonier, Leicester, joiners.
Goading and Young, Holvwell.street, Shoreditch, pawnbrokers. f
Peppin and Mead. jun. Dulverton, surgeons.
Stuakes and Haniewocitl. Eenekurch-street, oilmen.
Baldwin and Roberts, Warwick, front founders.
Philipps and Llewellyn, Cannathen, hosiers.
Iladen and Jaws, Coalport, rope makers.

AGRICULTURE.
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CLUB CHRISTMAS SHOW OP CATTLE.

Thursday morning, soon idler nine o'clock, the Pat oxen,
cows, wether sheep, and pigs intended to be shewn for the
premiums liberally given (for the nineteenth time) by this
patriotic body, and by their Noble President, the Doke of
Redford, having arrived. the Stewards of the show, Joint
Martin Cripps and John Eihuon, Emit 4. and the three Judges
chosen by the Club for awarding the premiums, Mr. Thomas
Barker, of Ashford, Kent, Mr. James Ellia,of Banning,
Kent, and Mr. John Cole liaison, of Oakham, Rutland, en-
tered on the task of arranging and 'gassing the stock; and
the Judges then eorumeutiii their examination and discus-
sions on the comparative merito of those in the several
classes, a work of no ordinary ditfenlty, from the many mid
great excellencies of the animals this year exhibited.

Tuesday, the A 111 l iversary meeting of the halls and West
of England Agrilcultnre Society was celebrated at their nouns
at Hetling House. The meeting was, as usual. very tinmin
finely and respectably attended, where the %urines objects of
the valuable institution were ably dismissed. It a wits
sincere regret that we observed the society deprived of the
able assistance of their President, Sir 11. Holdiouse, M.P.
who was unfortunately prevented from attending, by seecre
indisposition; the ditties of this arduous situation were mar
dertakcn by Sir J. C. Hippisley, hart, and were filled with
his usual talent and ability. Amongst those wiso attended
the meeting were, the Earl of Curk, Sir J. %V. Sin:th, C.
Rich, Bart. Sir J. Hawkins, hart.; the Winn. is for the
County, &c. Arc. At four n'cloi..k about 100 o: th we ithers,
accompanied their chairman to the White Hirt, wilete au
excellent dinner was pr.ivided; and it was with pleasure we
rensark, the high testimony of respect evineed by allyrosent
when the health of that distinguished agriculturist, T. D. Coke
Esq. of Norfolk, was gis en.