• _ t.__ An iinquisition way taken on Saturday before T. Stir. ling, Esq. Coroner liar the county of Moldlens*, at St. Giles ' s workhouse, oil the body of a poor utifortuilate wretch, named Hatchett, whirs . : death was produced by the waist of the continuo necessaries of life, during tlst late inclemency of the season. The Jury took a *iew of the body; a heap of boors, covered whit rags aim iihii.—Only one senile s was examined: her name has Maxwell; she resided at y, Stewart ' soents, Druiy-taste. Her ap pearance was very little better *ban the subject of tile inquest. ‘N ' itliess stated, that she was at 9, Stewart's tents, on Nloutlay, and the deceased cause to her place (cellar), and said,' • Betio knot as to let me bull a wait. or two, which I have got. " Witness told her Silt ittlid.t. Deceased then said, " I have tin home to go in, and I shall be glad if you will let me say and warm soyseil Is) the fire, anal broil a piece of herring, fur I Wll almost starved to death. " W juices, seeing the deceased w such a condition, told her she might. Tate deceased sand, that she should receive Is.lxi. next day at St. Atlll ' 3 workhouse, and alter some conversances site asked n it ness ii she might remain all night to use cellar. ‘V 'loess told her usat she herself had iso bed or coterlog, :MO she (sWee:heti) was welcome to iie uu alit floor, as site was compelled to do. The deceased thanked tier, alto they both laid themselves down. Oat the lishowing morning wthiess got up and advised the deceased to to St. Ann ' s workoothe for tile money. Toe dCCC4II. 41 said site left tumult to get tip; witness assisted tier, out she could taut rise. its me course tit tile elay•tne oeceased expired. Informathni of the CllCOlii/1411Ce was givess at the wolkitutise, and the Lolly was reamed masher. \Photos was tit °potion that toe deceased died trolls want of proper moms iiiii cut, clothes, and Irons llie se verity of like **tattier. Several to hie Jury were of tret• 11.i011 that she died trout waist of proper s .stettalice, etc. Others thought site could slut die tor want ot rood, because sue ate souse potatoes and part to a 'mortis on Monday iiight. Verdiet—Natural A Taus sfUltlf Or A //HOST AND CONJUGAL FIDELITY SailiUri Hauer, ant tovemor ill use Golden Sundt, was uitio.osned nun a tlllllOeV lady u, excellent clittracter, who resided w Cork. Tula tatly was.inconsoleaute for hie Ova.it of her day. was seem try 11cr 111 Sight :111.1 Illeesiallt lailiellia and bet plilow at nigia was inolitencsi with the tears of tier sur.uw lter husband, her (leaf was the colitatual metric tit tier discoutse, awl she seemed to Isle 10a 110 011ict ulijeel out 10 (Celle 1116 praisers, and deplore 0111 10*S. Utie ulurutuesuer trietto Fishier fousid tor in a Si:lW of Wendel aAitatirearouoiertitg on dust - action. /la &Tanen- lin , , sig said, hat appeared to her is. tile night, nod n.ost peremptorily ordered tier to enter the %atilt, Whet( 413 felliailis wet , . deposited, and Woe the venni§ oi‘elital.. %ir. IClllolllifatell with tier on Me almllllll> of 1110 Idea; lac said that time intros'') ot tier sot row oats nip lttel illtellett ; Utak the 'naafi:olll .Was l C elcallite UI her t 4114 114:4611 01 , 11 tr 4 :Casl 155 14/31p0111: to souse suture pcillhl 11cr a 1,11 tea Lilt Corli•C of her latisteoso. I tie lady atillt , c3eetl 1.. r sisal time Ili his ft:Wiest ; Intl the IWO but -1111 g, 111.0111100 ltac *ugly swot to iii r spoUre bilil4.l :al lief 1.1. d-sate, jail %v itloud sac sees ICI.CJICII 1113 l'ollllll4lol. A. I'l wiser, therefore, set 10 t.IC s. Atvll, iILIII 1114.1:13 the w Cpl sag w ut..,%% 4110 11 1 Oleo,' a LitlitlCLl lii salt drirlll4l t ; COIII.I wase,llrutU 'ltd OAK ii nity, toga to, is tow' 111.0:011 stutto. i.llll kissed the caly - cussi sofis r 4..010 111131/411.i. I la% mi., lelUCllautly paned im.,a the byliae eel Con ' , se, ti.r 31ut lac the rethainder ill tile U.. 1 its Sileill daiglilati. U . succeeettit4 i5;01.11..4 at (Woo ial 10 au.. .01 Ellgi4llll 0 10.11. ill)) Cd.A:6l i. 13 clad Iklta.li adieu. • I sir Mold sea %alit tutu 11.115 Ole laoy ki.l . iiot.). arisen. '• le t t stet to said twat .•• W ISIS Its give burr a t. W *lOO3 01 CU0.1.11.0 iiiii and a ace uelure sty thpari.i,e; All I Sa, • sail. Ow 1 , 1111.10 g «u 1, 1 ; WQIIIII De a pl.y 111 01 ,1 111 11 tile lICV/..1114.1111tql Cl/111 It SO early in •%‘ :tat laa.o-illara IC C.itiliot I itesti, , s, Jlt, at as Walled laik: li.glit. •'— ' • ,ird ! .11 11.1.! Isle I ..iy w !It, ,to.eattied a., I hubbatiti, was \l3lll' I 11181111 y r.) 1034.11031,41 i" 0 .11. yellierll4) SO Itl% list) 1111. i Jdrely )ito jest 1 " — •• 011 I nil'," 3414 MC (said, us) 141.: ltaaSOl, 1/00f 111411, nit his .Karim (red, matte illy 11l talft:b3 tat• that site would Meer W 1..) At) , uiau alter ails llee‘abt • till Ile and stir s iiiiii Itl toe, list Emoit 110 1101110, thol gallwould illee r Itoppeit uU ire) lett 11, Heaven ;) and pat snow any dear Str, you introdocest tor so to cacti other, lace to Faye, v.-sit:it/a). - 111 y mistr e ss, S i r, scuds) tau tie( compliments and tit-ilia •. together won dart briue-eake, W u.suioute atom% y..u., young somata. " A very selions misaitsles standing has occurred be tween the farmers of pat 'sties of liartheld au , ) .- thyam, in S u ssex, anti the g.titit keepers of the Dust ;It `3 of )Dorset: die too par it, haling been on very tkati terms our a long while, the gamekeepers procertted to shoot mine of the Itituiters, cultcure plide11111.:, (hip, belonging to the lank rs, whets I.lllii,tiit on very vio lent quarrels; :Mil the a liUk taking op the valise Of lite ratan; Is, whom as greatly oppressed, the galliekeepers had recoutse the plan of brittaiug toe chair before the Nilie r tistrittes, ill the form of inlormatious, on the eitario at keepitig 411 unlawful breed of dogs. An accidental cheitisistaitee, which tended great le to increase the Jiusitt, was, watt a detachinetit of the 31? Itegastit tit of Guards steittete.* ap peared in Hadfield, Where. they were billeted, on their way to Portsissooth, and this cite iiiii slaliCe was immediately constp.teu into the arrival to military for the preservatitso of the aliray, nowt:set, has subsided, it Went:: besot determined upt sit to refer the disputed pita to Lord NVlit worth, o.t his return front Naples. On Saturday last, list Rev.. Jeremiah Surrottglirs, Clerk, A.ll. has itistiottesi us the Rectory's! ' Birliogriain St. Peter, in this county, on the presentation of Henry Negus Liutrouthes, of &dinghies's St. Peter aforesaid, th . el• THE NATIONAL REGISTER'. Oa Monday morning, at Doncaster, two or three men, who were strangers, and call theinsrher Wooers, proclaimed thratigit the streets that there would he a ineacitiog in the Corn market, at two o'clock, at which uoiir a considerable it 1111 l her of persons had assembled ; and after the speakers had taken an elevated situation, C(1111111elletql 61111011 p a constable informed them the Nl..gisirates would not allow then► to proceed, when they yoki:ily dispersed. An inquest was lately taken at Horton, on view of the body of John Wiggins, aged '2O. It appeared from the evidence of Thomas ‘Voodbridge, s in of Mr. Woodbridge, a farmer. at Studley, Bucks, that Wiggins was shepherd, and Jezaey Gomtn, carter, to Mr. Wisalbridge. They were sent with two wag gons, loaded with barley, to Mr. Field a, a molester, at Thome ; young Woodbridge went with them to open the gates; the barley was delivered at Mr. Field's, who brou,;ht out a can of beer, which Wiggins and Gomm, and three other men, - drank. On their way home, t h ey stopped- at a public-house and drank time' or tire quarts more of beer, so that Wiggins and Gomm soon became intoxicated. Woodbridge, who appears to have acted very praise worthily, in extleavenring to avert the consequence of the others' intemperance, obliged Wigg ins to get into one waggon, while himself- toad Gomm took the direction of the two teams. After various nar row escapes, they came to a bridge at Carbagebrook, when the tore wheel of the waggan driven by Gomm slipped otf the side of the bridge; the waggon was in consequence upset, Gomm anti Wiggins thrown into the water, and Wiggineywas.drownetl, Verdict —Accidentally drowned.. Thursday an inquisition was held before T. Stir ling, I.sq Coroner, at the Queen's head, Islington, on the body of an infant recently born. T. Hill de posed. that he found the deceased quite naked, lying on its back in the foundation of some intended build ings Rack road, Islington. A surgeon examined the deceased and the Jury returned the following verdiet.—That the deceased was born alive, and died through the neglect of its tnother. On the morning of the 19th alt a sloop, with coals, from Workington to the Isle of Man, was forced by a violent gale into the tray of Luce, and ran aground between high and low water-mark, on the shore of Gillespie. When day-light appeared, dz sit etat:tm of the sloop was discovered from the shore, and every exertion was made to save, if pos sible. the lives of a father and son, the only persons on board. A boat was sent for to the bay ot . Au• chinmaley, about a mile distoat, but the two men upon the rigging could not hens a word from the noise of the sea, nor be made to tmelerstr.rid by all the signs that could be made to them, that the peo ple on shore were bringing a !Mat to their relief. The young mall perceiving that the veNsel must soon gel to pieces, resolved to trust to his sw binning, shook hands with his ta:licr, and said he would en deavour to ; _et a boat to save his life but, when near the .ti are, .1 distant breaker overwhelmed him, an 1 he never appeared again upon the su&t . e! of el': water. The boat cook In tittle to save toe father, who had nut left the sloop more! than ten minutes., when the ma t fell overboard, and she became a complete wreck. STAG' II o A curious oven rretice. —On Toes day, • tie _ls; ti l t.(tit. Thionam ' s Duty), us usual, a stag ova{ 111 i nod out from Blenhenn park, the pro p rty of the I)ttke of Mariborongh. t directed its course towards Wickham, I ntl from thence it took the hit,,lt road and proeeed. s el to Oxford ; an. ] then followed elite of t: e most heaui Iced and picturesque sights taa, van be ima g ined The 31.4 1 .; ati.l lit gh in close pursoil, followed by a great iitonfer elf' w:ll known and experience,) sportsmen. lane:v . ldd up the High-mfr.:et as tar a.. Braletintrie Col l .ege, when, to the no small astonishment of hundreds of specta tors, n.e slug took reroge 01 toe during di vine service, where it was killed, sans cereinoitie, by the eager dogs. (hi die Ir. P., I• 1 .rout j resl,eCia . .l l. %SOS to i l , 1151,11 c hr %%, , S 'ono , by iih 4 hollit! coca Inc blltlgc, 11jS ion yet wen It is StlrlopOS . ti persons Ml .' , a rope „cat,. and lihhe A it "I' " llell he "`° l'igh'en" ("( sp tr,14:41 amia' ; aii4l ottis, by an Aube, eatt,til his ii.moit. l % , and laiiitived arath. tit hsti left 1 wile and bee siiiail children to bewail ills hh., S..hirelay night, abate st•tett o ' t•hoCk. as 1"e was iiitehrn moms aloha licar the It 44 Cap, ai loll." , mail Who aas a passenger on the coach tell from the r .4.1 hornlilt' 111.0, Lind WJS klll'4l i i istaniatitt:iisly • 'the deceased %. :IS nannt l Nl:trz.ii. Tile .:CeCast'll was tal,to 14, a 1 44,1i1ic Howie $4ll the Gorcmai's itiplest.—Airmt ti‘e 0644e1t the same rteliiilit,..Loties Ki.litha.o, timers , the [leading state, tot its way to too 0, ft:11 front his box coo Inc road, and the wheel oassoi over ii.s body ;old killed hon. '1 lie 414 erased was pellet:lly •olier at the oath is .iippnscti in have he , o oll.teketi with a fit ut epoplesy. list' looses bein.a at ills my, set off el 101 l nen , lot - oely sto.peil by twining ;e:alost a ovit.htoo 10.01.. ti with hay, a.u t . the passengers ail.l,laloutt Itoa dun.lre accident nalyened beteeeen Am! Latglord. An tia of the short-horned lincolnsWre breed, sea , killed st 'Lynes last s eek, which, when li% int!, was six feet two inches iu hcioht, and weitilied 2450 atone. 19 Mary Wright, a person who practised un the credu lity of others as a fortune tener, was (bond dead in her heit, at her lodgings in Nlomit-stieet, Plymouth, on Titonday inorimig. Two females, wishing through uteaticto pry into listurity, not being able to gatir stlinittance by knocking, broke open the door, when they found her as above described. An inquest havin 4 been held on the body. the Jury returned a verdict—. Died by vie Visitati o n of God. On Santrility met lc, as a pour labouring min was retliniiita home horn Bri•tol to Red land, through Pity.ltys-Bell, he was accosted by two fellows, with a iein Ind of :y or life. The poor man, having pm. -hated a new jacket with part of his wages, had but 7s. m 411.11,6144, and this he refused to an•e up. One of the (chows hereuptm knocked him down, end rifled his ..tiekets of their whole content., :arth insisling upsia • Ito 3it I reoder of his newjaeker, for which one of them ire hiin his own in excliailac. Art IVII"N home, and .tt.trcht.o the pockets It. the ill-co alitioned cectpper of miquity, the 'tom man WA% ascrerailly asioni-ti n 1 to hod . if a trio-potato Batik ot. England uotel—tintibtleas. a • recetitly made prize, olossined from so ale less tbituitate 11(1 111. Ott Saturday an inquest was held at the Angel lint, • 11:11n1, fill view of the body of a new-horn male when, after a Am investigation, the Jury return.d a ver dict of ‘Vilful NI tinier ag,alust Itosalte Churcod, a Mail. " Id Switzerland, the mother of the infant : anti the CO (met, ill co.isequence, issued his wa•ratit fOr cot 1111 l itting:- -r to gaol, that at me-eat site is too ell for removal. On Friday night het the dwelling-house of Mr. Barri 11, butcher, of Thurston, was broken into, and rofihrtl of all ttie ,neat which had been prepared for sate am the lollowitut day at um market. (J;t the 4•2t1 ult. the ‘Vitite Hart Inn, at Nliddenhali, was mirgiallonsly enteted, and tubbed of three hams, Iwo t ags faces, and a piece of &ell bacon.—stamc night toe meat sate of Jolla Swale. El. was broken into, when a Saddle ; shoulder anal neck of mutton, two braes UI pa-trid es, a hare, a pheasant, and us raison were stolen. Ott Wednesday last an imps's . • was taken. at . Brainfool, by J.C.Sparrow, gent. on the bodies of I% K. Harvey, aged 13, awl G. Pithier, aged nine, who the (lay before being slitlit.g oit a pond, the ice broke, and hey were both drowned.—Verdicts, accidentat• tle•it It. A woman went into a shop a few days since to buy some groceries, which sue selected to the amount cf -is. lid. and tended a 91. note in payment. The person wits, served her snapected she wanted the change fin' the purpose of hoarding, and said, " Good woman haver you heard that shillings will soon pass for tfils. Site said, " I have got 201. in silver at home, and will •.,et rid of it, if titai is the case." She then went home and got the hag, and after gettitiatrid of the Silver. declarer she would hoard no more. Tbs. hoarding of silver ttises Great encouragement to congers, owl there if little doubt but a great (teal of that now hoarded Is base cone. The following is an extract of a letter to his wife from a convict sent from Ipswicil to Botany Bay, dated Sytlitcy, February '2l. 18I9:—" I hate a very good place, and a purl master: we never work on Stmt.:ay., - ,- 111 the ttia,ltt. - I toped soots to be lineman in the Will, as l Hater litysell to s ty I tun the best titan in the ret•ntry ; therefore, could I have the opportunity of a tattott otf the stores, 1. could have ally wages I like to ask • -bat ill l I (W1110;110; tinder four years, unless you • void' come IlVer to take err oil. lie my pret•etit .ittiation 1 ge tae wag s, bin draw tett and a halt prosittls of Hour tin and half poutuds o: beef weekly, and a suit of clo ties, stoat as heti are, every six 11101 alls; so pat of , tit) Its :at I bed to huy rue tea and sugar, and pay my • eenere 1 am teryconoortable lor 16. per week.. iss; ! sissy Mat is n sw enuring to Eaudand moo got all "flier to rite Secretary of State .0 scud tut a number Of urn to hair 11111 Sands, hy the next sit p. I made ap o licantto fin vuu, inn win told 1 hail txt a VI Hilda it. that it you d stilt • s' granted, ss 1 had brooLlit a certificate of itt‘ general sler•lCltr haunt ; i I cutlet siciesi myself l nop'rl:., by the next eider, I • surety sl Id Iw, vuich will he tint ur ten months frost the present Jaw. 1 can assure you this is a fir ..etts country fat a uurking mall that A Wall that it all snake himself useful, Jll4l II uH the sores, may s• Int 21. 1). t N eck , et en .1 Mils at latlelsty 111:1)-labUlIG wlai time r thy. I wish it nail been possible for 011 Ilave enate iner wait me: 1 could note got into eitSlist t , 5 directly. Here are two nobs IsOW statitlitig still t r want 0! tenants; tt takes but a small cai-ital to get alto Int,tness here, as the bakers all go to market a al oily boar wheat, and pas, the miller Is. per bush' it/t ; if dressed is. All gran is sold in the market, oy Luc ottsitel, oil toe carts that ming it, the C.lll as they d • the fruit at poor market. Peacttes are" 1.1. per ils1Loll ; atilt lailstm% Infer a penny." On fitursday se'tittight an inquest was i.:lsetv at Easr ltintito, is, [ssor:o k, beittre John Pilgrim, (oml. Co roner, on view of the body i.f 11. Ilan eY, a elitist about e•gliteen months old, win) died in coutlegetiefice of hay.. mg been severely born t. V• idiot ---Accoli Ou the following day another its urst was taken heiore the sante Cormier, oar view ill the body of A. Fairitiait, a child only twelve moiblis old, who was ro u nd tieatl of bed by mite sine Of her moilere.tdv that mottlit:.s. Tlstr Jury, alter trunittititig tile 'lode, mat also die m%;51;55,,,,...5, and as there did tot at peat sieve Ittartot of titsIVIICe 011 the %stint:l-1) . 1M by we (lo I.—And on Susan-tv last aimilter iorptest was 'Act' at Itolie•lty, heroic the F.:111C Cormier, on view of the body of balwa74; 4 :nu ten, a lad almtit ei : tlit years of age, Who Was stroe'tird the orecettitig t- ay in a :novel): tv.:tt r called Rolleste: iirnat!. It etl In et :deuce tilst this boy had l,ccu Its sebum, and itleteal of se.tirsisli; unite at his INiiai WI,. ill 111 C eVelli;q; Weill to ;he I t oad to sidle, and the ice git tng way tie tell in, seal every search Was made for him, but he was 1101 found till the following monist* Verdict—Accidental death.. t