The National Register.
London, England, 1821-09-24 00:00:00

I. XNCASTLR ASSIZE,.

Tuna-o 4 r, ScPr• KING V. RIDGH •Y.--
This prosecution came on fur trial this morning before Mr.
Justice Hiilrsed. It was au indictment prefored by the
Comithatioutel Assaseialient Uglli m l the defendant, a book•
seller to Nl:lecke:Ayr, fur the publicatiou of u seditious libel,
entitled " A New Year'S Address to Kelm-saves," bring the
same for which Malty Aim earl& seas tried in Loudon,
n bru the Jury separated without coining ton verdict. The
ruse was stated to the Jusy by Mr. btiljealit Hullock. Mr.
Blougbam addressed them fur the &legalism, in a speech of
great leis;tie. The Jury, after deiibcrating about two
taiinutet,, returned a verdict of—Guilt,.

A well of extraordinary depth is now being snits at his
Majesty's cottage, in Windsor Great Park.—During the
progress of the work many curious minerals h.tee been
discovered, and at the depth of 36t) feet, several Fast)
remains, amongst which is a very perfect siwcimen of
an oyster shell, have been dug out. At this immense
distance below the surface a eery large too:h has also
been found. It is of double fangs, which are at present
about two inc: les long, bm have been eridetitly broken
011. The face of the tooth, which is or the sort deno-
minated a grilder, is about an inch and a half long by
one inch wide. it is of a dark brown colour, and bears
a fine polish. At the same depth wi s found a horny
substance, someraing like the beak of a small bird.
On Saturday evening, just after dark, a man was dis-
covered hanging on the branch of a tree, at the east
entrance of Utteurd. He was immediately cut down,
down, and medical assistance being at hand, was hap.
pray restored. The unfortunate man was a mechanic
out of work, and having been ill on the road, had spent
his lam shilling for medicines.

Ott Friday evening, as the waggon of J. Painter was
was returning from !Lading Fair, laden with cheese,
one of his men observed to his companion that
hr felt tired, and that he would get up and ride. He
hail scarcely seated himself before he fell from the wag-
gon, and instantly expired. It is supposed he died in a
fit, as it did not appear that any fracture or dislocation
hail liappimed. The circumstance occurred near Knoll-
hill. The min was taken to the Coach end Horses
public-house, there in remain till an inquisition has been
h. Id on the body. The name of the deceased was Strutt.
A barrister being at the point of death, made his will
and left all his tontine to a lunatic hospital ; on being
a: k. lie did so," iie ausweretl, `I I wish any pio-
p...e to go to those who ;Laic it me."
Friday evening, as Mr. A. Dawson was driving his
cart from fair, he was overtaken by Kiln Greco
.not Knoll Hill by three snefs in a taxed earl, driving at
rut: lour ray. regardless of Ihe teem or lIIC Offside, Willa)
litOtlylil their cur' in CO lllLiet with at WSW), and beat
down, fraers•ritig lair !rd.

The Geno 3, o'Bo onl, is fitting ut Chatham, to
!:c stattuned as pod ship at tibe:Tuesa.

In Berkeley squire, Lady Mary Fitzroy. of a inn.
The 'nit at C. 1). 0. !elation, esti. of Mallow castle, In the county
of (*wk, of a son and heir.
at Richmond, the lady of ]. Sidney, esq. of a daughter.
Mrs. Newton, of Catalan, of a son.
In Milbank street, Westminster, Mrs. 0. Green, of a ion.

At Ealing cottage, Hants, the seat of S. Eliot, esq. W. Stewart, esq.
or the royal a fillet y, to Mary, only *laughter of It. Etendyshe, cp. of
liarrittetun hall, Eantbritig*shite.
Al ht. James's. Westminster, G. G. Schneider, earl. of London, to
Sylvia, second oausitter of'Thos. Lamb, M.D., k'.L.b., of Newbury,
Berks.

At t:dgbast•m, Warwickshire, William, eldest son of W. Sturch,esq..
of liontagoe street, Russell spare, tu Caroline, third daughter of T.
Smith, esq. of icks.eilit house, near Birmingham.
At I%eviington, I. I lopwood, esq. of Poke street, Manchestersq .....
to Elizabeth sar.th, yosugest daughter of J. Adana, esq. of East lane,
Walworth.
At St. Giles's In the Fields, J. D. Harvey, esq. or Wiveliscombe,
S"iliertel, to Funny, sceuud daughter us the late Wm. Dyne, esq. of
Lincoln's inn livids.