The National Register. — 1820-09-17 (London, England)

SEPT. Io.—The Comanission of the Court of Peers sits daily, to interrogate the individuals implicated in the conspiracy. By a decision of the Royal Court, the indictmeot aitainst the ex-Captains Gutsier and Bouton will be preferred at the October Assizes. It will be recollected they were token into custoity upon a charge of having deposited the bomb, which exploled und;:r the windoW of the apartment of her Royal 11 ighmss the Dociiess de Berri. The Journal of the Department of l'lscre states— " A courier from Lyons has arrived at Grenoble ; tite awhotities have not cotninnelleated to the public the • contents of the despatches of which he was the bearer, whence it is concluded, as observer the journal of Gre' noble, that they relate to the removal of some Adminis. trative Functionaries. Doriog ssveral days past the police have been extremely Jena e its that town ; the kmkeepers are rigorously required to supply listsof stratigers. A otelaticholy circumstance took place the day beihre yesterday in the botanical garden. The following are toe paritculars communicated by an eye-witness.—" A person, about 65 years of age,genteely attired, teas, with several other people, whose curiosity led them to :he spot, looking at the bear Martin, lying in ins kennel.— The spectator :tuldenly seated himself mem the parapet, turned his legs inwards, slid down the wall and lay on the ground. The bear sprung front hie ketinel upon the unfortunate man, seized I • by the twek, and choked him. The ferocious animal went twice round the dcii, holding has prey as he had seized it, and seemed to exhibit it to the horror struck spectators, who uttered hideous cries. lie then carried the body into his kennel, and soon came out again, dragging it by one of the legs. The people threw stones, and tinned dogs into tile place, hot they durst not advance. Some young persons called upon the sentinel to fire upon the beast : Ins piece was not charged, besides, the tom was dead ! ilte aidnial was at length driven into his den, and toe body taken out of the place. The mifintunate man nad no papers io his pocket, that could lead to a discovery woo he was, but lie has since been found to be a man in good circumstances. If it be true, that the Mail who makes an attempt upon his life 1111ist necessarily be mad, what name can ne given to that species of madness which prompted this uotort mime creature to seek and 10 OW Geath by a suicide of this humid deseriptioi, t"  An Edinburgh Paper says, " Sunday, a little past four o'clock in the afternoon, a most distressing accident occurred off Portobello. A party of 15 left that place for a pleasure sail to Inchkeith. 1)11 re• turning, when abut a mile from the shore, by some mismanagement, the boat upset, and the whole were thrown into the sea. Luckily sonic boats were near, which picked up nine of the party, who► on being carried to the baths, were all recovered, except a boy, who died shortly after. '1 he other six were unfortunately drowned, and although persons have been dragging for the bodies, none of them had been found up to Monday morning at ten o'clock.— One of them has lelt u widow and nine children."  The Imperial Polteney Hotel, in Meathly, opposite the Green Park, is the lust house proposed by Government to the Queen. Iler Nlajesty has notiiied her approbation in a letter fbrwarderl some days since to Colonel Stevenson, to which as yet her Majesty ►as received no answer.  ,