• • 164 ,lAN. 31. formed them he was already a prisoner in the Fleet, but had obtained a day rule, which he produced. The officers went to the Fleet son, and found the prisoner's statement to he correct ; they then gave information that he was in custody at Bow-street, on a cliari,e of forgery. Thursday, he underwent an examination, when Mr. Nixon, the Warden of the Fleet, attended, and claimed him as his prisoner. A short examination, however, was gone into, and the prisoner was identified as the man charged with the forgeries ; after which, it was agreed, that he should be returned into the custody of the Warden, and a Habeas Corpus moved for in the Court of Common Pleas, for him to be given up to criminal justice. ACCIDENTS AN!) OFFENCES. An old Lady, of the name of BRENT, who resided in West-square, died a few days ago, of the bite of a favourite dog. The animal at the sheaved no signs of mainess, and a fortnight had elapsed before the dreadful efli•ct was discovered. The son of the deceased, and seven other persons have also been bit by the same dog, hut the wounded parts having been immediately cut away, hopes of their recovery ale entertained. _ _ _ Saturday sennight, about one o'clock, the inhabitants of Shaftesbury place, Aldersgate-street, were alarmed by the report of a pistol, when, on inquiry, it was found that Mr. Garrick, an engraver, residing i'' that place, bad, in a fit of insanity, shot himself with a pistol, loaded with slugs. This catastrophe, according to report, was the consequence of his wife having pawned a large silver spoon, from a set which lie had to engrave upon. for a silversmith whom he had been in the habit of working for. On questioning his wife respecting the spoon, she de clared she knew nothing of it ;—words then arose, and he took up his gun, which be kept in the room, (having formerly belonged to a corps of sharp-shooters), and with the butt-end struck his wife over the head, by which the blood began to flow very copi iusly. Thinking that he had killed her, he immediately put a period to his existence. A Corn tier's inquest was held upon the body of the unfortunate man. at the King's Arms public-house, Aldersgate-street ; when it appeared, front the depositions of several persons who had known the family, that the woman had been in the habit of pawning articles of silver Plate, at va rious times, which he had to engrave, with the view of spending the money in drink ; aid that last July. he attempted to cut lots throat in consequence of her proceeding'. The Jury, after a I ina deliberation, returned a verdict—lnsanity. The woman now lies hi St. Batl.mlo mew's Hospital, and is considered out of dancer. MURDER. ox Ms. R 0111 N S.-- Willijrll 110 We, alias John \Vend, underwent a long examination on Saturday, at Stafford, before a full Bench of Magivrates. He was fully committed for trial at the ensu ing Assizes for the County of - St:IIE4A, and the parties bound over to prosecute. Sena EN DE AT .—Wednesday afternoon, about two o'clock, as Mr. I nman, a gentleman from Bristol, was returning from the Bank, in campany wrth a friend, at the corner of Bocklersbury, Walbrook, he made a , utilden halt, and suddenly dropped down dead ; body was immediately conveyed into a neighbouring house, and afterwards remaved to Walbrook church, where it now remains. The deceased had nearly 10 ,UNI. m his funds when he fell, %vhich property is secured. EXCnSCIVF. DRINKINe..—A shocking catastrophe occurred on Tuesday morning, in Bull's Head-yard, Charles street, .I)rui y Tiit. females, named Jane Supple and Mary Welch, for a tritlug wager, undertook to drink twentv-one glasses of gin a-piece in a I:mited time. The former succeeded in drinking eighteen successivel y wile') she became quite instusible, and was conveyed to her lodgini,s, where is about half an hour afterwards she died. MARRIED. On Monday la , t, at folin Marston, of George street, Foster-lane, C heapside, to Mrs. 111ity Stone, of I lo\ton. On Wednesday, at St. Ma•tin in the Fields, the cel , hrated Mr. A. Vestris, to Ikliss Lucy Baitolozzi, daughter of Mr. C. Bariolozzi, the Artist, and grand-daughter of Francis Battolozzi, the eminent engraver. At Bath, H. ClilEird, of Lincoln's Inn, Esq. to Ann Teresa, the y•mingest daughter of the late E. Ferrets, of Iladdesle) Clinton, Warwickshire. DIED. At PeteNbitrgli, P: ince George of Oldenburgli, brother-in-la«• of fly: Ernp;:r.)r rat R ,4 i .... i i t l e ll i t &11 '1,11 1 1 evening, after an illness of several months, F. A. 31:field, Baton G ihra.tar, a General in the Army, and t Regiment of Dragoon Guards ; his Lordship had gentlemens' shaving cases, with apparatus complete, tmiliolo . p destal and cellaret sideboards, handsome bronze Ittstre , ., lvd-;onut and parlour chairs, rich tea tarle and supper services, s me, %Au ,We .1 year, a!id is succeeded in his title alai estate„ by prints and paintingi, fine cut. Oast:, a large library tah!o, a ..ef of • • Francis, an officer in the army. patent dining ditto, on the late:t improvement, georleinau'r. c! it At Iris scat in aftirrdshire, of the gout, in his WM year, S. Child, writing desk, a portable ditto, a pair of han.h:ame parlour cur! itio, ). . E , A. Admiral ofthe Blue else. &c.. F... Lately, W. Hussey, .1. for many years a Representative in Par- Cat lopes to be had on the Premiies. i • tiament for the city of Salisbury. . ../ . , / , i p I . ~, * 4 t ;le- i.o. , ‘? 1.. • ... • . _ run N ITION AL REGISTER. '79 'l' DISH solicits tL•e fortunate Sbarebollers of the under-mentioned Capita Prises, Fold by him in ►he Lottery just tini-bed, to hring them fur papnent, or ex change fur Tickets and Sin:l.es in the Lottery to be drawn the VIII and ISt!, ►►ext Month. 1.070 1 7 , 20 ,i.on I 9,41 S £I e.tino 1 1,1 is 1 ,noo 141+3 l, O, 9 14,00.3 4.e1111 1.413 409 5.13 :Mit 1 2,12.3 3OO 11,465 3ito I ,Sc. &c. Pcmolfs in the Coiiiitry may litt iiiippliril by , entlini; gond Bill:. Bank Note'', or Po-4 Office Oak': to eitlior of Ilisli's truly furtuu.w.f Offices, 4, Corabili ; or W Charilig•Cross, frouJun. • A NEW SPORTING WORK. Now Publishing, in Monthly Numbers, by Edward Orme, Bonds street, No. I. price 21s. of a New Work of Foreign Field Sport and Sporting Anecdotes, from Drawings by Messrs. Ilowitt, Atkin son, Clark, and Mansk itch. The Work to consist of ten Parts, each Part to contain ten highly finished plates in colours, with descriptive - letter-press, price 21s. each Part.—Earlv Subscribers to have the first impressions.— Bond-street; corner of Brook-street. Vcillta'Ae Effects, Cornltal. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MESSRS. PEARCE AND MANN, At thcir Sale-Roomc, No. 16, Combat, opposite the Bank of Eng land, on THURSDAY, Feb. H, at Eleven, A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION OF VALUABLE PROPERTY, including Unredeemed Pledges, &c. consisting of about Four Hundred Ounces' of Plate, Plated Articles. an excellent Gold Watch, brilliant single Stone Shirt Pin, Gold Rings, Snuff' loxes. various Trinkets, a Pak of Globes, a Reflecting Telescope, a Magic Lantern, an Electrifying Machine, a Billiard Table complete, a small Collection of Books, including the Encvelopdia, 20 vols. Shake spear's Plays, Spencer's Fairy Queen, '2 vqls. Bunn's Natural His tory, 20 vols. Hogarth's Works, '2 vols. Historic Gallery, fine paper, Gibbon's Rome, Hume's England, Lady of the Lake, Marmion, Scc.&c.sundry Paintings and Prints,Rich Cut Glass, a Chinese Set of Polygraphic Writers, 20 dozen of Port Wine, and numerous articles. May be viewed Two Days previous to the Side, and Catalogues had of Messrs. Pearce and Mann, at their Auction and Estate 0 No. 16, Cornhill. CHEAP PATEN T LAMP 01L. The Imperial British Company beg leave to acquaint the Nobility. Gentry. and Pubic in general, they have established a Warehouse. No. 460, Strand, for the sale of Vanheiman's Purified Patent I.a- yv Oil, nearly equal to Spermaceti, at two thirds the expence.—Also his much improved Impenetrable Paint, for Outside Work, at a re duced price.—His elegant Paint for the interior of Ilouses, tree Ircm, smell ; and all his other various Improvernents and Inventi:lns.---- - T. Vanheiman (late of Marylebone-street) having, in the sear obtaiced a medal, and a premium, from the society of Art', for Invention, and by whose approbation he has been honoured with the patronage of her Majesty, the Nobility, CeLtry, and Public at larl:e, avails himself of this opportunity, to return his acknowledgm:mi,„ and to solicit the favour of their future support ; at the same tier!: begs leave to caution them azainst all other Impenetrable! Paints feted to the Public. No. 460, Strand, December, 1812. Manclicster-Squarc. ELEG ANT and MODER N OUSE HOL D FUR NITUR r.tu ev. cellent Drawine.. Room Suit (nearly new). ot Three Chintz Fr:nclk Drapery Window Curries. with Gilt Cornices, Two Grcciart Couches, awl fourteen Chairs with Cushions and Case , „ a I irre Library Bookcase, Two beautiful Mahogany Grecian Sickboards, with Trafalgar, Card, and Pembroke Tables to itnoch, Fourteen Parlour Chairs, with Purple Morocco Seats, itantlif,;ile China lea and Supper Services, tine Cut Glass, a Model Carrick and Harness cotnplete, &c. &c. the Rennin • property J. W. F. Waldegrave, ordered to Portugal, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 117 Wt. T. WAI KEII, On the Premises, No. 15, Duke -~trait, Nhochcsrer. , tittare, To ;tow, Feb. 1, awl tolluw ag day, at Twe:v.z., All the trnly valuable comprising l , iftv double %crewe I four-post he&teads with Omit i hangings made up in an clevitt sts •r•, tent and cottage ditto, prime seas , .ned got,-,e feather Itcrit, 1.1ra.! blanket: and 1;1.11;;cillcs quilts, large Turkey, firnssels ca , p:ts, him!. some chimney glasseq, per ditto, and .1 irrori and gilt frAstes. '11i• cabivet articles consiNt of a eipiial large secretary, b , okcase, ditto wardrobe, doub'e and sinvle col...mode cheats Ot dr4wer<, sets of diorite, earl Pembroke. sofa, and too work anti dreisio,r, (!itta, . .