FEB. 9. ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES.. Yesterday, Bawler, the clerk, underwent a private examination at Bow-street Office. ESCAPE FRoM TILE HOUSE OF COARECTION..—It was statcd yesterday, that four prisoners, of the names of Cole, Dotan, Hawkins, and 'fucker, escaped from Cold-bath-fields prison on Thursday evening. —It appears upon inquiry, that the prisontrs were what is termed fines from New gate, that is, men convicted of trivial felonies, whose el: fences ate not visited with transportation. Ihe prisoners were not securely fastened In at locking-up time ; and before nine o'clock, they picked a padlock which fastened two ladders, near thtk lodge, and ascended the wall, from which they let themselves down by a rope. Doran was taken next day in Short's-gardens, by Humphries; and on being interrogated, he said he meant to return. This escape verifies the assertion of the notorious Roberts (for whose escape, Aris. the late Governor, was dismissed) that it is the easiest prison in London to escape from. Tile LATE Mu an R s.—Hart, as well as Alblass, has been discharged, there being no evidence against him. The Magistrates of Sbadwell, have compounded with the creditors of Mr. Vcrmilloe, and ellected his release from prison. On Thursday night, the house of Capt. Hay, In Woburn-place, was broke open and robbed of several articles of value. To-morrow, the trials of the twelve men for high treason commence at Horsemonger-lane. Mr Brougham is to be their Counsel, and Mr. Harmer their Attorney. Thursday, at Guildhall, two well-known characters, named Stewart and Cooper, were fully committed for trial on several charges of uttering firged two-pound notes. A number of other forged notes and counter feit tokens were also fottud on them, when apprehended. Wednesday, a young roan, namedJostph Thomas, was committed for trial from the Thames Police Office, on a charge of forgery, having pass ed a fictitious bill for 941. drawn on Messrs. Nlacdougal and Co. in pur chasing a chaise. On Sunday night, Mr. Philpot's shop, in Turnstile, Holborn, was attacked by a gang of robbers. Their noise awoke Mr. Philpot, he got up, looked out of kis bed-room window and sprung a rattle, which alarm- , ed the villains, and he saW three men run away from his shop. On cx amining the shutters, it was ascertained that they had been tried in 12 places, but they had forced an opening below, but which proved only to lead to the place where the shutters are kept, and not to the shop. A young woman, respectably dressed, was found drowned on Tues day, about one hundred yards below Westminster bridge. Hand-hills, describing her person, dress, &c. were distributed, and she was owned on the following day. Her name is MESSA tt, and she had lately left the service of a family, in Parliament-street. She was in a state of preg nancy; but for want of evidence, a Coroner's Jury returned a verdict- RAMC' Drowned. Friday afternoon, as a Gentleman's carriage was passing at the rate of nine miles an hour in Mary-le-bone-street, the hinder wheel bounded against a post in giving way for other vehicles, and was overturned with the utmost violence. It was understood to belong to a lady of the name of Weller, in Bryanstone-street, Mary-le-bone ; there were only two persons inside, an elderly lady and a youth about eleven years of age. The coachman was so seven-ly hurt by a wound on his head, that he died on his way to Middlesex Hospital, and the youth within was so much injured in his arm, that it is feared amputation must follow. POACHER s.—For some time past, 0 •terley Parks, the residence of Lord Jersey, and its neighbourhood, about Brentford, have been infested with numerous poachers, some of whom were apprehended on Wednesday light, after a desperate resistance. MR. REYNOLDS'S New Operatic Drama.—This D'ay is Published by C. Chapple, Pall-mall, price 2s. 6d. THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN, an Operatic Drama, in Three Acts, founded on Marmontel and Kotzebue, and forming the F:rst Part of Pizarro.—By FREDERICK REYNOLDS. Also New Editions of the Boarding House at Brighton, by Beazley, price 9.i.; Darkness Visible, price 25.; Killing no Murder, price 25.; and Music Mad, price is. ad. by Hook ; Day after the Wedding, price ls. 6d.; Plot and Coun terplot, price 2s. and the Wanderer, pried Ss. 6d. byCtlarlds Kemble ; Bonduca, price 2s. 6d. Colman ; Two Faces under a Hood, price 2s. 6d. by Dibdin ; and The Dramatic Mirror, in two volumes, 12mo. with seventeen plates, by Gilliland, price 11. in extra boards. A CARD.—LINNEAN GALLERY, No. 1, Hinde-street, Man chester-square, December 1, 1811.—DOCTOR THORNTON having, at a considerable expense, fitted up the LINNJEAN GALLERY, the Grand Prise in the Royal Botanical Lottery, invites the Nobility and Gentry to do him the honour to examine an unique Collection of Em blematic-and Botanical Paintings, by the most emir( nt Artists, which he flatters himself are worthy the notice of .a discerning and liberal na tion; as also to view the Works of the Royal Botanical Lottery. Fires are constantly kept up in the same, and a Gentleman attends to explain the Gallery, who has an assortment of Tickets for disposal at only 21. ss. eack--Doctor Thornton takes this opportunity to advise his numerous friends to an early purchase, as from the nature of his Lottery the price of the Tickets mutt be unavoidably advanced, from the number and Ve•lt value of the Priz es , th e re being as many Prizes as Blanks. The kiets.are also selling at all the Lottery Offices in town and country. THE NATIONAL RF,GISTEV. 95 TART FTA.—.This Day is Published, in Four Neat Volumes, price 20s. THE CASTLE OF TARIFFA; by the Author of Eva of Cambria, Etc.—London : Printed for B. and R. Crosby and Co. Stationer's -court, Ludgate -street. Al , o, lately published-1. Virginia, or the Peace of Amiens, in four vols. by Emma Parker, '20.-2. Elfrida, or the Heiress of Belgrove, by the same Author, in four vols. 205.-3. The Welch Mountaineer), by Mr. Mower, two vols 7s. In the Press, and will be published in a few days, The Liberal Critic, or Memoirs of Henry Percy, in three vols. by Thomas Ashe, Esq. uthor of the Spirit of the Book, &c. A CARD.—The Nobility, Gentry, &c. are respectfully informed that the, impediments being now removed, Mrs. GREEN's Celebrat(d and Popular Satirical Tale, entitled GOOD MEN OF MODERN DATE !is ready for Delivery to the Subscribers.=-N. B. Such persolls who ha4e not subscribM for the Work may obtain it for perusal at the. following respectable Circulating Libraries ; viz.—Hookharn street ; Earl, Albemarle-street; Colburn, Conduit-street ; Mercier Piccadilly; Dutton, Gracethurch-street; Minerva, Leadenhall-street ; Hebert's, Poultry ; Booth, Duke-street; City Library, King-street ' - Carpenter's, lloth 1. - 1 orn ; Cawthorne, Cockspur-street; Roche and 04.1-• son, Mary-le-bone-street; Keys, Coleman-street. Bath Vellum Letter Paper of sup MAN, ! , 3tationer to the Duke of Kent, Bedford.street ) opposite the Adelphi, Quire. Ream. s. d. s. d. Thick 1 0 19 0 Thick (-mil:T.) 1 4 :23 0 Large thin 1 4 25 0 Large thick 1 a 2.9 0 With every description of Paper a Alinanacks and Pocket-books, for 18 oetior qualities, sold brit Hort , &c. N 0.418, Strand, six doors from Quire. Ream. a. d. s. d. Thick gilt 1 3 22 0 1 Thick gilt 16£6 0 Large thin gilt 1 9 129 9 Large thick gilt 2 0 f:2 0 ilci Stationary, equally moderate.--- 112. ATKINSON'S ORIGINAL CURLING FLUID is recommended as the most elegant article ever invented for dressing the Hair ; it im parts a reviving grateful fragrance, conveys the most beautiful gloss to the Hair imaginable, and gives the " tout ensemble,' that fascintinx attraction which can be obtained by no other means whatever, and it is presumed that its peculiar property of making the Hair curl, and keeping it in form in damp weather, is a convincing proof of its intritt- •.,. sic merit. It stands without competition for nourishing the Hair, is w:tr ranted innocent, add the money retursied if not approved; keeps false hair in curl, and makes it appear natural. Sold wholesale and retail by James Atkinson, perfumer, 9, High street, Bloomsbury ; by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street; Tnnier, 75, Overton, 47, New Bond-street; Bacon, 150, Grange, 115, Ox ford •ktrt et ; Rai ber, 'Fitchfield•street ; Finch, Bishopsgate-street ; Riggs, 63,_ Cheapside ; Bolton, Royal Exchange; Davison and Sun._ 59, and Mattrass, 86, Fleet-street ; Berry, 17, Greek street; and all pritidiral Perftiintrs, at mss. 6d. or exactly double, 6s. the bottle.—Pleaso to particularly observe the genuine is signed 64 James Atkinson." LADY BRANSCOMB, Widow of Sir James Branscomb, begs leave to return her most grateful Thanks to the Nobility., Genii y, and Public, for the very liberal support she received during the short peridd she has been in Business on her owu account, it being her utmost study to merit a continuance of that Patronage ; she trusts it will be p.,n hu. larly remembered that Her Office is No. 1, HOLIIOgN BARS, corner of Middle-row, where Tickets and Shares are Selling (or Prizes ex changed) in the New Small Lottery of only B,COO Tickets, all to be Drawn 18th Instant. No. 26, CORNIIIIL.—OnIy 8,000 Tickets, and Two Prizes of 20,0001 HORNSBY and Co. respectfully acquaint the Public, that there are so few TiCkets to he disposed of, that the Supply for the Country will be very trifling; as such, they intreat all those w!'o hon(wr them with their commands not to delay Purchasing Tickets an cl Shares, or Exchange their Prizes previous to the commencing of the Drawing, which begins and finishes on the 18th of THIS MONTH. Hornsby and Co. sold the very first Prize of 20,0001. ever introduced in Lotte• ries. No. 2,525, Class A. and Class B. both Prizes of 5001. were Sold by them in the Last Lottery. The Prize-holders may receive their mo ney immediately.—Orders by Post or Carrier executed with fidelity and dispatch. NEXT TUESDAY.—T. BISH, Contractor for the present Rich but Small LOTTERY, of only 8,000 Tickets, respectfully reminds the Public that the Whole of this Popular Lottery will be drawn on Tues day Next, the 18th instant, containing Two Prizes of 20,6001. Tw!) of I,conl. Four of 1,0001. &c. &c. It is proper to remark, that in the :small Lottery which drew in November last, there were not Tickets sufficient to meet the Town demand; the highest Prize in that I.otret y was 16,0001. in this there are Two Prises of 20,0001. &c. Szc. the ne cessity of a speedy purchase is therefore evident. T. liiFh Sold an'l Shared in the 04tob::r, November, and the Lottery drawu last IN n: Eighteen Capital Prizes from 20,0001. to 5001. at his truly 11)rtunatt 0•- Lces, 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. 1 •, .~