The National Register.
London, England, 1822-11-25 00:00:00

RECORDER'S REPORT.

On Friday last his Majesty held a Privy Council,
when the Recorder made his Report of the hollowing{
convicts, who were capitally convicted at the last Sep.
tember sessions, t
SAlllUtl IVIISOII, Isaac Knight, and James Simpson,
for horse stealing.
Thomas Hayes, Joseph Ranier, Edmund Mustoe,
William Williams, Joseph Withains, Joseph
Daniel Couerell, John Brown, Waller Rhaetian', Alex.
Blown, Frank Purdoni, William Corbett, alias Watson,
John Bridgenian, Charles Robinson, Stephen 'fool,
Mary Grilled', and Frances Waddell, for stealing in tit*
dwell sang-house.
William Reading and John Roberts, for burglary.
Win. Callaghan, for returning from transportation.
Richard Mutual, for uttering a Rank post bill with a
forged indorsement.
Robert Ramsey. John Levy, James Gardner, William
Bright, George Illignsion, Thus. Gordon, Wm. Milton,
and Samuel Greenwood, for hi;tiway rountry.
John liulland, William King, and William North,
for an unnatural °Glace.

1b lIIIJIII Adams, for voting and maiming.
"l'he Recorder then reported to his Majesty the cases
of the convicts tried at the October sessions, s tz.—
Williain Croniber, Charles Ilemitiatost, Tmodore
Coihaantine, Edward NP\Villiattis, Thomas Feurby,
%V in. ‘V tlOll, IVin. Leicester, Joint Currey, and S4llli.
RiVell, tor tteal int: house.
11 in. 110Eand, Jonit liarnett,John Smith, and Geo
'Lind h., for burglar).
John Burrows, for high war roldreiy.
Villtam Towi..eoil, alias Pocock, for a like offence,
accompanied with extortion.
Ili.nry Day, tur forgery; and Edward Edridge, for a
rapo.
When John Rolland and William King were ordered
for execution nu Uonday, the'Sth 11115C.1111, alio NVilliatit
Reading, Frank Porilimi, Wm. Corbett, alit. \ Voisin),
John Roberts, 5.111111,1 Green and E. NP‘Villtairis,
on Wednesday, the ..e7tli inst.—Tne others ‘‘ ere respite,..
during ills Majesty's pleasure.
l'ise case us cl.t.liarti North stands sit er for further
consuleratiou.

INGENIOUS 1101311 ER Y.-010 Friday night the shop of
Mr. Gillen, pawnbroker, No. 3ti,lwreer, hl.l.thse's,
was robbed or a variety ol articles, principally jeuelit
consisting, of gold rings, hrtiocht.s, Car•rings, stuck-laces,
&c. to the ainniilit of between WI. and 121. the V: l•
tlis,cl their purpose win much ingenuity, picrciiig
the stall-bond ur hottutts of the phjecting silol).Kindow
'ratite, with a centre-hit, exactly ueneath the articles
purl 'd (the part hawing het') pre% tinisly 'narked with
chalk), and by means, u is supposed, of wire hook,. sue.
ceedecl in drasstritr down their (sooty through tl'e
hire. The gold rings, llc. wtre forced front the cants
hey were fastened In, and wiiit so much nicety was the
it hole eseett etl, that riot a stray article was len beierid.
It %%as lipll3ftla of an stone :Ilk, the Silty W 35 opelleti
411.11 the depreda.ion was ii scoured.

MLLANCHOLY CA rAorkonts.—On Sunday. the :id
;lit.t, a 1).,,a apyrt lii Ist Kirkwall and Shaptindlay,
114;:1 IVIChe person+, ream-1;11ot home 15(511) cioncla,
a+ ere ;wt. Tao+ os-Lat,cinaly c+eot ILA left the relanveb
k)..' the an 1k es a tli I,..kti; off 6,:ilocka;c

AccIDENT.-011 Monday last, Henry Williams, Esq,
of the firm of Williams and Goddard, in Gray's.imi,
having left town to attend a locating of magistrates at
ell:ilium, in Hocks. proceeded Irmo thence to his coon.
nd
cat triyiphh.osoilltatissnes:7 ryanwes:ttr7, 181) ki
miiiiiiiiigjdsistive::lyd it Lebeat
being
when
all
extremelyelin! u
placer atthidark,de
en at
and the rain falling in torrents, his horse took fright at
some object in the hedge, and galloped at a furious rate
down the kill, until at a turn in the matt at the bottom,
where some altetations are making, he stumbled over a
batik into a slough, and rolled over Mr. Williams, who
becaine senseless (ruin the shock, and, upon coining to
his recollection, he found himself immersed in mud and
water, and cosered with bruises, his horse still lying by
his side. %Volt groat difficulty he go. upon his feet, and
after several ineffectual attempts to get his horse tip, it
made a sudden spring, and to rising, extricated itself
from the brittle, tool trotted away. Mr. W. knowing,
Irons toe loneliness of the road, there was no hope of as-
statance, and that lie must realism expoted to to Mete-
inelicy of the weather during the whole night, unless lie
could resell fielkhanipstead, a distance of nearly two
miles hum the spot, made the anemia; and in about
two hums succeeded in walking, or rather crawling, to
his I .
.COROWIR'S IWIIIIUSSTS.-01) Thursday esening, on
imolai was held at the bard flood, Heck-atreet, Poplar,
• by J. W. Unwiti, Esq. Coroner, on the body of an its,
font.--Gaorge Sully Hood, of No. I, Ebenezer-place-
Linienouae, Mated, that the deceased was his child. Ott
l'oesday morning, about eleven o'clock, he went home.
and on going into the bedroom, furling the bed had nut
been turned up, he turned it up; in doing so, he did not
perceive that his child was in it. Sochi afterwards he
•liiquired for the child,-when the horrible fact instantly
burst on his mind; he flew to the bedstead, and, on let.
ting it down, discovered the lifeless body of his child,
which had been suffocated amongst the bed clothes.
The deceased was only eleven weeks old. The father
was overwhelmed with grief at the time of giving his
evidence. Verdicta-Accidental Death.—O° Friday an
inquisition was taken at the IrOyley Arms, Blackland's
'Lane, Chelsea Common, belore Timms. Stirling,
Coroner, on the body of Alexander Scott, a fine boy,
two years and a half old. It appeared that the mother of
the deceased, who lodged at No. 25, Cumberland.street,
left him in her room while she u ent down stairs to fetch
souse water, and had nut been absent from him above
two tuinutes, when the whole house was alarmed by his
screams. His mother and the woman who kept the
house ran up stairs, and found his cotton frock eutirely
burnt from his back, and his neck and arms very much
burnt; medical assistance was immediately procured.
sod every thing was drille that the case required, but the
'ottani lingered in great agony for about is hours, during
which he never spoke, and then died. Verdict—Acci-
dentally burnt to death.
On ‘Vednestlay evening last, whilst Mrs. Kiss, the
wile of Mr. Kiss, an attorney, in Gloucester-buildings,
Walworili, was sitting in the Irmo parlour alone. she
heard a noise iii the anti-room. Site opened the door of
the room Mini wi.ence the noise proceeded, and there
sew a tall fellow, with a dark lantliorn, ransacking the
drawers. Site rushed into the WOW ant: endeavoured to
secure the robber, brit he got out at the wilidow into the
garden, and wade his escape over a high walL His hat
a .d :author° were left behind, and wider the window
was tumid a hag, filled who plate, apparel, lac. which
lie had dropped In his hurry to escape.
A CAUTION TO RESIJKRECTION Mew.—On Sunday
last, the 17u1 instant, a poor woman, of tau neine of
aVestniore, and her son, who had both died within a
few hours of each other, were buried in Peveral church
yard, near Ealing, Middlesex, aild a suspicion arose by
persons present that an attempt would be nestle to steal
toe bodies. In consequence, two men watched in the
flight will. fire-arms, amid about one o'clock, three men
weir observed to 014.11 We grave, whets one of tile iitCil
out watch lited tad with mice slugs, and one was s. eta
to fall, whom the other two conveyed to a coach, anal
Wade oil, without luritig pursued by the
Tiny rel114111U111:110WII, and though disappointed ot the
bodies in the grave, they 'night not disappoint the sllf•
hellIIS ill a suoject Of their UWII wretched crew.
A W(1111311 113111 ell Plabbe Harris, resoluta at Hattley,
in S.alfordsnire, had a mot, tit the army, worm' she
not heard of same tone, and supposed Inds to be devil.
—A tew dais Slllee the post brimi4iit a letter !ruin bun,
stating that he was atty.: awl well, and would snot by be
at home. Such w.o, her joy, that site brake out loot
alternate fits of laughing and weeping, and 111 a test
hours expired !
Ott S lay afternoon, about four o'clock, the Shelia
of EthuourAo, aceouti..utied by the suittrottentlaut of.
police, andbully at officers, piuceeded 4.3 the Girth:wt.,
111.,11, Potter-tuu., where about 15U IWlbOll3 Wt re
rug:qv-it, as Nits understood, its the disctosaill
01 docttotes suuversAe of cinistianity. Ou mite •-siteiiti
Lein iillllo4lllCt d, the persons assembled slid... Avow.
escape, but they were prevented by tile police vllia-eri;
mull tile u hole of their Italltra us etc taken 1101V11. .1.‘16)
or thire person., us.o appeared to be the cuaLluctutb mil
the meeting, Wlle apprehended, and set era! Atileistic.ll
books, willeri they had Liven using, were secured by tic
DARING BURGLARY.—On Monday night, a nnet
s'iigulaily doing itrUbery and reirioeve burglary was
co.imintrd iu tine house of the lion. Admiral Like, No.
I, Baker-street, Forilliall•Milljit. home daring title. es
obtattied au etiorance by will% over the area (alb and
breaking a patine' of lute kitchen-door, with app.ireibly
a crone-611, and Must-wiring the premises. 111ter ran-
sacknie the lows' apart1111:1116, they proceeded
several MOMS up stairs, and took Ir ttttt thence es cry
Abele that CO4llll liosnibly be Carried away ; they
,t;stt eoleted the tallier'. pantry, %litre il scram was
/1. 't he
enddie laPrel"fla afitusTr teissi-Jv logy tin f
k the
or b%
eiliaosas left two crime-bits, t,
Ulna:011e dinner
rind, and crow-tar. 'line Mode of the siker ',law beaus
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