OCT. 23. danuerson: stole and ',liv . last mentioned child wat found nearly N u t. fycrliVd On a 1. , e:1 in Memo'''. evi , e• bring . throneh.. the Jury without hesitation, ) efurneil a icrdict of Died by Casualty, Accidentally, and by M tstOrtime. 1 7 roon the inquiries we have made we have reason to believe there were Ito more Ives lot than above htatcd. There are tive persons in the 7.liddlesox Hospital, some of whom are dreadtlilly bruised, but all are expected t,• recover—viz. John Crick, brother to Ali. Georee Crick, the store house clerk ; Patrick Murphy, a labourer to the brew honer Wiry Bonfield, a coal heaver's wife, who Imp, washed out of the window whilst at tea with her daughter; and childten who were picked up almost autiocatcd and much bruised. ToeAay merninz, abnnt two o'clock, a man, who turns nut to b e the &Mt of a re•peetable peldicau, named Bonlton,attempted to bre ik open the .111 , 1) of NI v. Hammond, it linen draper, in Piccadilly. by forcing the fan light over the sholedoor, whirl' alarmed the shop mon, who found the robber with part of his body in, the shop, and with a hooked stick reaching o u t some valuable skawl ;he then di•ch4reed a pistol at him, null he disappeared. The shopman kivieg pricui ed a light, %veil! to the outside o` . the shop-door, ‘v here fine Ihe mu-t leiye weineied the robber. from the marks of blood and two 411 lii- teeth bei;el ff mod, as likewise the hook stick. lequiry ioing 'net 00 foot. Bunion was found in the ‘Vestininst( r lnfiimary, .vl , iiher he had been taken for surl;ical assistance ;• a bah is lodged in Ilk jaws which cai..oot yet be extracted, and be is e iesidered in a dangerous state. He has been removed to Tuthill tin feW 11 . 1:4116 ago the premises of Messr.. Champion and Moore, viecgar mcre ants, in Ohl-street road, were broke open and robbed of all the family plate, watches.jewela, &c. to the amount of leool. Mr Flo id, of No. Wynyait street, Clerkeewell, was ettack ea nu Wedoe•d•ty nieht, by a gale , of !line taco, near the Vinegar yard City read, ‘AI.O knocked him down, dragged him into the middle of tee road. laVul a It:a 1141 inneh, and rifled his pockets, but feu tot approach of some ore, they made oft.. ftr.. • ..-7.ll.•ab‘•axifi POLICE. itow STEEET. An information wac be•owlit f:lrward, against Peter Tlettry. coal inerchant in lic,n'ort Strand, ehargieg him With driving sw,iy his from Stanbope street, Nlayfair, without.weasur ing coals, as the i-act directs, upon the tileiver being requested so to di. Mr. iticz., one of the pt irripal coal meters for Surrey :Jail], that has iii wazgoti of Nlr. Henry in Stanhope street, laden with coals, from the appearance of the sacks 11e was satisfied they did not contain the proper tneastire; he therefore followed it, and ri quested that the st'l yaws of the person tits whom they were intended weiiht have them inca•iired. Tile c.d. icni 'mon being tailed on so to do, however, dio%e off. Au object:on was taken to the ile,ciiption of the defendants in 11;e information, the tirm not !nine, pr , srtly cic,cribed, in col:sequence of which the complaint via, disidi•aeq. A poet 4 r of the Swan and Two Necks, Lad lane, was likevvisc fitiod tn.. for jet ui'ili to deliver 3 parcel to a Mr. Tomlinson, be. ean‘e could not receive the eairiAgt. money. Tile Magi•itrate stated, to !t. the Act expre,,ly directed, that the parcel should be hit, ant: if nut paid for he hail his remedy at common law. NATIONAL REGISTER, UNION El %LL. Iron Na 1'F.1.1 inda Tal)p4,ati ancient Cybele,was ebtir red ny Caroline 1% oiLer %.ttli having deft ati.!ed her of half a 470‘111 With r vrt . ' eoee or opening to her' the pave of futurity.. It appeared thavt the litoplieTe,s residea in Nlaypok. alley, and Nits. IValxer lieirit t i It , r finite %%vitt to eocptite that lot wit- Writttl: down 11.): her in the Leaik or fate. Having oht:zined admi4ion to ti:'' prt.s..pee ve..erable mitre') dif Nlie isli et! t , ) h3vt. Iter fottlitte %veil told, she must tlepo‘it two and six p-, re a. at the phi li e of inforniatiAt. • This rerptelt 1110i1j. r,.(1101* 1 eilletallll% Setetal mystic rite. wire I.l3l;eij. 11:" te.aplo vkie. foihi.rated. autl the sacred book t,t II •I se. t- omit. of the eitrions enquirer aiqnrared in the ii,i):( •t 14.14 W1.1111(91 th%4l ili"41"11 at pri..ent a 411l01' •• V'(11:1•! ••t).)11 111411 V. Th..t fate loot deeded she lioits'al et. rt.., r*:;;Nia en. ail (it' va Isom travel and be fortunate. Ist:i . i.PritillOt {} lira( lValker %%a. already /11811ied • • t 4: 4CI eutextaiu jouOt of toe skill of the in oplictt.::.;s l rile 6F5 demanded bur money back. and on its being Inset!, had the pro phetess committed as a rogue and a vagabond to prison. AIANION STR FET ROBBIRRY.—One of the tribe of Israel, named Samuel Jacobs, was yesterday charged with stealing irons the person of Mr. Stlephard, a country gemtleinan, a pocket" book, containing country , bank notes to the anemia of 1301. It appeared that on Tnursday evening lust, Mr. S. and bis daegliter went in a ilackoey coach to the Bull t Aldgate. When the coach stopped, Mks S go. out first, and was then assisting her father, who is infirm, to alight, when the prisoner came up and offered his arm ; and although told his help w as not necessary, Le walked by Mr. S. up the yard, after which he took his departure. As soon as he was gone, Mr S. missed his pocket WA front a breast pocket, in which he had left it before he got into the coach. Brown and Branscomb, two active city officers, were infiltmed of Oil' fact, and through the medium of W. Kinuesly, another officer, who had seen this piisuner at the Bull Inn gate a %hart tithe previous the robbery, he was taken, at which time he had a new great coat oil his hack, and 301. its hank notes in his pocket. It also turned out that he bud bought souse new clothes fur a fair friend, and had also bought a horse. The notes liund in his possession, however, were not part of those stolen from Mr. S. Miss S. said she had very little doubt that the prisoner wig Man who bad assisted her father up the titeway. The prisone; s ale) it was known was very pour immediately before the rubbery, ac countsd for his acquisition tit wealth, by saying he had won it at the gan,bl:tig table. Ile was remanded to LIM:RI au opportunity fur the at tendanceuf Mr. S. BIRTHS. AN INSTANCE OF SINGULAR STRENGTH.-011 the t7th nit. a poor tidier worn in. belonging to Whitehills, went about 6 miles into the country, to dispose of her fish. On her return 'lie was taken iu !abour upon the road,ilo ; and without human assistance, deli vered of two children. Sie.e wrapped them, and put them into her creel (fish basket), and travelled home ; when to her inexpressible grief, she discovered that both the little infants had died by the way DIED. On the Bth inst. Mr. Jinathan Raine. of Little Missenden, Bucks, eminent in his profession as a land surveyor. He had retired to rest the preceding evening, apparently as well as anti was found dead in his lied in the morning: A Coroner's Inquest, before G Hodgson, E.q. sat upon the brAly. Verdict—Died by the Visita• - ton of God. On Monday the 31 inktant, Mr. John Barnett, of Heekington. on his way to ineshead fair, Lincolnshire, kis horse sud denly took triglit near his own' house, in consequence of which tie %las thrown ott, and killed en the spat. PRESERV kTiON OF HE %LTII. 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