JUNE IS. patched for Mr. Bucklow, who was found in mile farther ou the road, He is yet alive p but entertained of his recovery. The abutments of Chesford-bridge, in Warwickshire, gave w 4, o n Monday last, whilst a waggon, heavily laden, was crossing over it. The waggon, horses, and a boy who was leading them, were precipitated into the Avon. The boy was carried away ley Ike stream, and must have been drowned, had not a dog, who was tied to the waggon, broke the rope, and safely brought him on shore. By prompt assistance all the horses were saved but the thither. The bridge, at the time of the accident s was under repair. In the forenoon of Sunday, the 4th inst. one of the pinnaces ply ing between Dundee and Newport, in Fife, soddenly sunk, about Ralf a mile from the latter port ; and, out of V 3 or 24 persons sup. posed to have been on board, only seven were salted. WESTMINSTER SESSIONS. STURDY' BEGGARS. Peter M‘Langlilin, William Cullen, William Brindle, John Boyd, and Thomas Mills, all in the garb of wounded sailors, were indicted fug bullying the passengers who refused to give them contrihntions, aEd for raising a riot in Bond-strei:t on the day mentioned in the in. dictment. It appeared that these ruffians, some of whom bad never bun at sea, but met with accidents on ;bore and iu and about the metropo lis merely by their vices, had been in the constant habit of annoying ',ldles and Gentlemen ' particularly tke former, in several of th e streets at the west end of the town, particularly about Pall Mall, St. limeb's•street, and Piccadilly. The circumstances of their riotous And villainous conduct were clearly proved by the several witnesses called, and it appeared that the prosecution was most properly instituted at the-instance of the Rev. Mr. Hodgson, Vicar of St. George's Hanover square.—They were found Guilty. . ~,,.; . it. btrtwright, the officer, lie was reroauded. .1 ' • • G VIL . D.HA Robert Fenton was finally examined, charged with going into the Burton Coffee-house, and stealing two sheets. The prisoner went in to lodge in the house in question, and wait detected coming out in the morbing with the sheets about his body: lie pleaded distress, and as this plea was apparently' fonaded in fatt, he was discharged. ... . THE NATIONAL REGISTER. i I similar state about caught the prisoner i n t h e act o f p i c ki ng i t very faint hopes are came up at the moment, and secured him. SOUIITIVARIC SESSI ONS. • This day the Lord Mayor and the 01Been of the City of London, wevt in their UMW state appointments, Bud opened the Sessions for the Borough of Southwark. John Fishwick was indicted for assaulting in a wanton, brutal, and unmanly manner his wife Sophia Fishwick. * : The prosecntrix stated a case of great cruelty, which wag abtut. dantiy proved by several respeetable witnesses, and the defendant was found Guilty. The Recorder, in passing the sentence of the Court, remarked that the defendant's conduct wait not only unworthy a husband, but Was base and cowardly in the extreme. in cruelly assaulting a fond and nnoffendijig► wire. He adjudged that he should be imprisoned six months in the Borough goal, and at the end of that time give security to keep the peace for one )car, himself in a recognisance of Sul. and two amities iu 251. each,' and to be further imprisoned WI that secnrity be giveub Severn! minor cases of assault and larceny were beard, and the Court adjourned to September next. POLICE. MANSION-HOUSE: Maria Dodd was charged on suspicion of stealing a gold watch, the property Of Mrs. Thompson, the widow of au East India Cap• fain. Mrs. Thompson, it appeared, having gone on a visit, left prisoner in care of her house : recollecting she had left her watch behind her, she sent tip to town to inquire for it, but it could not be found. The prisoner, who was the only person in the house, de. uied all knowledge of it. The prisoner was discharged on the pro. Inise of her father, who is a respectable man, that she should come up on a future day, and the watch was ordered to be advertised. - - Wm. Spencer was charged with attempting to pick the pocket of Mr. Reddey, of LeicesteV-sgitare. Mr. Reddey had been receiving a large sum at the Bank of England, and was passing the Royal E. change, whe n be felt stanched:, pull his pocket ; ou turning tumid) DIED. Mr. Wm. Rell,of Little Wakerina, near Sonth•Fnd, EVIPM he artived by coach in London on Wednesday, and had scarcely alight ed at the Intl, when he fell and expired in an apoplectic fit: Tn America, on the , 24.(1 of February, Mr. Robert Faltea, the ce lebrated inventor of the torpedoes and steam vessels of war. Lately, at Nlelford, in the Danish dominions, in the 8 ..?ri car of his age, Mr. Niebbur, the author of the well known travels in Ara. bia, &c. • At Coltunbo, in the island of Ceylon. on the Qd December last, the RiOtt Hon. Lady Louisa Rodney, wife of the Hon. John Rod ney, and second daughter to the Countess of Aldborough. A few days ago, aged 75; John Gimbol, a well known character at Oakliam. Amongst the effects found in his house after Nis death, were three bushels of malt, which, forty years ago, lie purchased at half•a-crown a bushel, for celebrating his wedding-day : his datmet, however, changing her mind, neither wedding-day ncr brewing -day ever arrived; and the sack of malt, after serving for forty years as a beacon for diiecting the old WWII affections from fickle woman, has now descended to those who are curious to see whether there be any other kind of virtue in the relic. DR. CA MERON' so celebrated for discovering complicated disorders by an inspection of the urine, is removed to No. 34, Berner's-street, Oxfor d - street , where be is consulted daily from eleven o'clock till three.—Although D. 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