The National Register.
London, England, 1823-04-13 00:00:00

matt named Daniel Watt;, hail reached a blow on the
head, ofmlfieltise lingered until the nett morning, and
died .—Geeirge• Hewitt. of tuck Mews, St. James's-street,
Ile Oiled, that oil Friday bet, baying heard that a fight
WJII.IO take plate that day 441 the Race-hill, he went,
and there saw two met,, whose names, he has since
lea: tit, were Smith and Watts, eupaged in personal con-
ll.ct in a roped ring. This was about four o'elock in tins
aftention. Witness continued a spectator of the.fialit,
dorms which he did not observe any thing occur that is
termed unfair, or 1101 in the ordinary mode of deciding
p oat li*lie Combats, until the deceased, after having fought
about one hour and ten ininutie, received from his op-
ponent a blow on the left side of his neck, and staggering
for a moment, fell to the ground, but apparently with
no great degree of violence. After a (sine of about two 1
minutes, during which time lite deceased lay in a sense.
es state, and time hail been called in vain, witness
heard some persons mill for medical assistance, and he
immediately stepped forward. and, leled tbe deceased.
who wits soon okra asonveyed front the ground in a fly.
Witness ditl uut believe there had beep any persuasion.
used to indlicarthe deceased to continue the fight, but
that he had, mita reoeivinf the last blow,continued the
battle on his ow wish, lite alien had shaken eak.h
maim by the hand in the usual manner tel Ore the fight ,
lialan•—The Jury felt perfectly satisfied with the, eyi:.,
dente, and renamed a verdict of Manslaughter spinal,
Daniel %Vans. Watts, who is very ill Imin she effeeit.
of the blow. he received, has been in custod); by p mgr.',
raid from Sir Miele' Scott, since the probable fatal ter. I
initiation of the•fight was cuntemplaied.--i-Sp;ing, who;
with Shelton, was at Brighton trainiva for his intended
thatch with Neste its May next, tied made. himself so
active iii the above unfortunate reticunue, that. the Ma-
giitrat s have thought proper to bind meet. Juin and his
bother hero of the fist (Shelton) to keep llic peace for
one year, themselves in the suiu of .1061. each, and two
sureties 01'401; Thia unlucky affair. will, it isaupposed,
prove a complete bar tu,the intended, fight ltetweett
S,ring and Neste,
pitaitorOL Acctnalrf.—Ott Saturday evening last
'one or the Hampton ,stages returning from town,
was passing through Tmickenhatn, it unfortunately,
whets nearly opponge thef;eorate inn, came in violent
eastact with a buteluis's e art that had been improperly
pieced nearly in theceptro of the road, by which one of
~4he,whoels of theamoult. was torn off, the coach *vase
k turned, and the whole of the outside passengers with the
Coachman violently precipitated to the ground. Mr.
Campbell, a gentleman acsidi lig at. Hampton, was dread-
fully injured, his skull being badly fattened, tierce' of
bit rifiatatOken, and hit body otherwise much bruited.
A laity named lioseowan, and her female s 4 smut, were
i much njoted. the former having het tight aim brace,
and lite ' receiving a itti:ent blow oil bet breast.
time.. "The .atarilli
) 11.1!4,,F. #46$1101"
. ~ ~,,ia •
hut. •• aft otos is,
at Old Brentiord,
fistien chiefly with
the eventing, one of
.4 make at alte.back of
middle
the _ -r sideways upon the,back
of the middle liperite, plink .started at the. tight of a
windeiv on Toalphatat gimp. and he fell 'off; the wheel
tareoa thesPithi Orlifeittrall,ao theta third pan of his scull
inimical, sine diedakiit side frotipred, notvaitiosiodina
which; the pout lealottk(Mhe wee motored toSt. Gantt*.
Hospital) lingered sliuM Yeseeday last. when he expend.
Hr llua leit A wile 1.1 MN children to lament his low.
An inquest was held WI the Cody on Wednesday at the
Turf I ap, GrnevesteMpleee. and the Jury's verdict was
..-0 Accidental DeadtsNei-Dendand is. • . • '
Etecturion or Jove lioimisirTaia earbetimate ymorg man,
lime his teal at Reeler AM ON', for louvondsll the life of Jan
Jutland, al,t,iftoa-phrlit, b eesdaMed teamed.' is a very pe-
nitioteed proper asamees ,61 et eameersedeo co Thursday (tbo
3d test.) with the Rev. lir. (liege, thiptab to the prism, be
e :rented thedemon semstram hating committed die dread-
ful act, bat was at a less 4 111541ral fOr the impulse which
prompted Jun to it; kilt mia4 be.said, . was la soak a'siate of
fres*, thlitfis know set Id* le did, bet be ha/ often medi-
tated self-IleslOwliew He afteeteab thla abe had .given hint
encouragement for aweleti thenths, daring which dale be had
newer parted from her at alglif without salmis; bee; ail that
be tint heard frail his amuse of her being ragged to another
matt To the tomboy he said—" I love her dearer than my
Woman upon mai, and I Valhi stiffer my body this moineat
to be cat ism pound pimps lode her any servile." He volts.
tarily said to the Rae. is Glifte, ... I hope-yea will minutia-
me the mereaseM Pi me helms I die ;" which the Rev. gen-
Oman promised him be mold de. He 'instituted a report
watch bad hese eament alt•gg. the mem*. of Lihsiwyerk.
that he had heen ice the heildief loanyiag pekoe &boat him; he
mid hi Labd traiSiell wit's 6 a of mile!. bat the par-'
A.,..
, to which headwalls , it was the eleaniagaif the
braes barmen, mid Shall i entertained a thought of
using it for the purpriere • Oa ao another occasion,
he baked Air. Ekkeve I be elteald litesmit a letter for him to the
object of his affection, to aissitr)) his forgi , and to reco-
ver tier's la retort, ; hat hr./1167i' (brother to Mr. Mundell,
of Lifson-park) visiting him shortly after, be seat a verbal
aseamu. He took leave Si his fattier on Thursday. after a.
met painful nativism es both aides; his distresayd mother
bad sot been able to smote resonation enough to see him since '
his sentence. (hi the sealkild he appeared to suffer onich,in-
wird feeling,, sad treedied mesediogly ; Oil his manner as
well as his expressions wens perfectly resigned. When the
chaplain bad Opished his mast pra)ere, in widish be Aerially
joined, "Tell bar I lo'give her, and 1 hope she mill forgive
sue. ----- If yolk see my poor dear parent., telt 'heat I
died happy, and at peace with ail manhindi" .inst before he
gave the fatal signal, as aemmiatedets ascended the platform to
abake !mods with him, to whim his peeling words were—
" God bless you, when w• meet Imola, I hope it sil.it be. ia a
better piaci., About tweatzi mammas Vila twelve this aubliTY
simile of powerful passion yielded his hie, ie expiatioa of his
outrage on the laws of his tOsintrY. Ou his collie was Slits
simple itooriptiera--.. J. IL, aged 31, IMO."

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TOE .gATIONAL IttOftsTfß
Demos IT irgawrillo.—on Resoday last an goes
• • was had at the Lord Nrlson tniblie house, in Russell.
CJIAIIPION; street, Brighton, before George Gwrine, EN. Coroner,
Ic was fought on iieW of tbe boily of James Smith, who no the Friday
th, figwigh.g preceding, in a piteiwd battle un the Ricodhill with a
, IN_ _a am . &Anew .a. h.