518 AUGUST 15. slonp,• announces tt4 uiv•"ner, pierced fur THE NATIONAL REGISTER. Tuesday ita,ruirig about !tine o'clock, the undermined works of a eatery at Bradley, S tu to II in and completely buried seven of the men • and three boys; three others escaped with An icylest was taken on Friday at the Swan-With-two-Necks, Fara:ll6V, on the body of Joseph Lemon, a youth of seventeen, who was shot by Thomas Moi,n, a private iu the 9th Light Dragoons, whilst Narrow ink in a fie Id, on Wednesday evening. It appeared in evidence that a serleant and flow privates were escorting a deserter fro,ru the Sa , ov to Northampton; and of their arrival near the eight-mile stone from London, Moon and one of iis comrades had occasion to stop a hide, lAA the party went on. Moor, who was fresh with liqu r. seethed to be taint_ a level into a field, and he discharged his carbine, when the ball wen. throsiodi the body of the deceased. The party went on, lot Ntx. Collins, the master of the boy, overtook them at Whetstone, act! 'seemed 51oon, whose piece was found unloaded. Ile was taken before N. Conant, Esq. at Finchley, :old committed. The Jury renorned a verdict of wilful murder against Moon. The following tvnly affecting occurrence was communicated to ' us by a Donegal correspondent :—At Rooney's Liana, near that town, on Sunday week, a young malt, named Scott. while bathing, • ininudently ventured in beyond his depth, although an inexpe. • rienced svor. limner. His brother, who was a spectator antis danger ft•oto shore, Wilt in to his assistance, and the title advancing rapid• we're both struggling with the waves, when their sister, a fine girl or ei-hteen yeats old, inrejly imagined she might effect their _deliverance, and rushing in,. thug were all three lost, in the sight of 'their atred and agonized introit ts on sl i me. •E x e L e l „ iday at half past seven o'clock, Aztobatt Fo,trortain and G. 'l', It4wril,,.convicted at the late Lincoln assizes, of . t v isoniog the busbies d ot A. Fo,unt•oio, were lilac n in a curt to ihe 'usual place of execution, in the neighhombood of Lincoln, where they j-ined in prayer with the clergs mai l for a short time, rind act, ascended the fatal steps with more resolution and co mposure than - could-he . ex.pected from persons in thei r •The ropes were stain adjusted, and they were jaunt:lied into eternity. After lit'oneing the usual time, •he bodies were removed to a buildin g in the Ca•tle• void, 1(1. dissection. nowo persisted to the last in elenv;og that ire knew to what puopo.e the laudanum was to he tm‘olie.l; whilst hi railer in guilt cootimied to assert, that they • both leed fn:vent cony,- rsalions upon the subject. and that he knew •ssl en he got it that it was to poison het husband. Rowell was a n.otive of Meltai-Morshr..y, at which place he bore a very had Irartur ; awl frou 111i)7 to 1409, lie worked us a cooper with hai A who trequently told him, when reproov rrig him f i r lis had pr.!ctices, " that l i e was f ear f u l, w h en l ie ki t hi- servitude. it would he his lot to steer the vengeance of tf.e law." 'nos lici , us ro:ol i ro young man was also to have been mar d to the eldest thniehter if the onfoitiinaie Fountain, hay Mo. paid arlii.eses to her for sine timo. He Was of a slim make, and con i.ido-raoly - pitted with the •mall pox. • • ExErmON OF WILL[ Of CO11! 1 / 4 WALL.—TIIP Judge having corn ' plied with the ter.piet of the Maristrates, adverted to in our report • ufthe As• ize proceedings at CliernstOrd, in our last, the prisoner was brought Che Imsfold to Woodford in the gae.l caravan. by • bal . -past nine o'clock on Monday morning. The necessary prepa titti‘in- for the cm - cotton havisto been pre% irnisly matte, the High Niles ill, with the 111 a ,:stratus: and Civil Power, were ;n attend:owe ait, au eally nonr ; anti op ward of 3,000 of the inhabite:nts of Wood ford and eeightiornitig pal ;sties were collected on the occasion. The prisoner attended divine service at Chelmsford on.Snnday last , and although lie has continued to exhibit the saiae outward appearanre of Intrelihoort, assinned fortitude seemed a r that time i)e much shaken, rani was near Esinting in the ehoreli; •Imt triton blintz' removed into the'air, he resumed his rn•mer *. He • 'atreeworols expreseel Iris 4;isinelnu.tion at benig shut up alone in his cell. The keeper of the gaol had very properly secured him Flute conviction xt Oh a straient wakteoat, and whet!, the usual in•i s ,m diet was orfereki the prisoner, he refused it, saying that lie 'strait not thy or hungry enough to eat dry bread, or drink water. thpon his mrrival, at Woodford, he was insuic;fiately placed in a pri vate room wittr the Rev. Mr liebbel ; Janet, notwithstanding the ge,'oes endr.wout S of Ihust Gt'OnC111;111.111.' not OrjV ikchtged nu.king a y conre‘Sihil, Dort steadlAstly rei'itse. 4 to ioi'i 111 prayer. Coll 111 :C .same had constantly used prior to his eousietion--77::a /a . had aiothiax to sail but was ir,a,:cent of the to foe tv4iek. he was go ;. to .cu fr. Them. were .:ako the last word. he !stet re:t unfit I toe . and at five minutes . "before e:vven he was lannehed into elemity. l'he lady. - after hanooiror She toola; . ti •.0, was de,ivered into the hands of the proper parties iy to the sentem.e ; the surrounding to wetit-l.n..cont'-a:.;n:L..L.Lion and i)ropeit:ty. TUES DA Y'S LONDON (J AZ A letter from Captain Gregory, of the Electra capture of the Gr..% ler, American privatecr sc. 1• 14 guns, and having one long '24, and four 1:1-pounders, with jsxty wen. for tit-A< < tio:t, - ;wr. colldacked BANKRUPP,. J. Bentham, of Yarn, Yorksnire, m!cliant, to snrrender Aug. 26, at one, 27, at ten, and Sept. 21, lit one, ut the Bltick Lion, Stuckttli, Attornies, Ale. 11aisheck,Stocktun ; and MCSSIS. SitTer and Heath, Montagu-street, Russell-squAre. .1 Houlding, of Liverpu , l, merchant, Aug. 30, 31, and Sept. 21, at one, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Avisoo, Liverpool. A. Pass, of Stockpnrt. Chester, victualler, Aug. 21, 23, :.ntl Sept. '2l, eleven, at thi , .-Castle lon, Stockport. Attionies, Ali. Walters, Stockpuit ; and Messrs. Wright and nickeling, Tempie„ • J Itickett, late of Oundle, Northampton.liiie, bat.her, Aug. 26, and Sept. 21 at eleven, at the Swan lon, Oundle. ilitoruies, Mr. Moller, GI ay's Inn London ; and Mr. lialdeston, S. Saunders, of HOlvwell-street, Shot deul...r. Aug. 17, 2-1, and Sept. 21, at ten, at Guildhall, Atturnies, Messrs. htrattun and Allport, Shorenitch. . _ J. Kencard, of Plvinontli-dock, tnvlor, Aug. 17, 20. and Sept. 21, at eleven, at Guildhall. AttOrnies, Messrs. Alistice and Cux, King's Bench-walk, Temple T. Carless, late of Hereford, carpenter, 4 , •g. 23, 14, and Sept. 21, at ten. at the Green Dragon bin, Ileretord. Attornies, Messrs. Strci.t and ‘Vo u lte, Louttini 51r. Aston, lleitiord. J. llocket, of !;infield, Berkshire, carpenter, Aug. 16, 17, and Sept. 11, at ten, at the Broad Face Inn, Veading, Attornies, Mr. Biggs, Re.iding; and Mr. Eyre, Gray's Inn square. J. 11. Langdon, of Windsor-place. City-road, carpenter, Aug. 2Q, at at nine, and Sept. 21. at ten, ut Guildhall. Attorney, .Mr. IVooil4, New Corn Exchange, Mark-lane. J. Burgess, of Bedford-street. Covent-garden, druggist, Aug. 17. "24, and Sept. '2l, at eleven, at Attorney, Mr. Whitaker, Broad-court, Long-acre. T. Fuller, of Nlildeoholl, Suffolk, cordwainer. Aug. 16, at six, 17, and Supt. ‘2'l, al eli-ven, at the lied Lion Inn, Newmarket. Attorney, Mr. Giles, Great shire-lane, Lincoln's Inn. D Ward, of Rumford, Essex, victualler, Aug.l7, 21, and Sept. '2l, at one. at Guildh 11. Attorney, Mr. Young, Synuind's J. H. Billing, sen. and J. H. Billing, Jun. ofraddington,corn.dealers, Aug. 17, at eleven, 'l4, and Sept. vl, at twelve, at Attor ney, Mr. Deuce, street. T. E. Appleton, of funnni•di.cht, provision-merchant, Aug. 17. 2.ti and Sept. 21, at twelve, at Attorney, Mr. Ainoey, Broad• street. DIVIDENDS. Aug. 31. J. Horn, of Portsea, Sinith•naptom slopseller, at eleven, at London.—Sept. I.C. and W. 11. /I tufa tu, of Liinelitmse, ship-chandlers, at twelve, at Sept. 3.1. Fearon, Cheapside, Norwich-shawl-manntacturer, at I eive, at Guildhall pt. 3 J. and G. Sykes, late of Furriers-liall-court, !Amnon, and of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, clothiers, a twelve, at Cinitdit 11, London.—Aug. Lingtord, of Leicester square, mercer, at twelve, at Guildlutl .—Sept. W. Reid, of Bristol.. insorance•broker at tw. Ice, at the Commercial Rooms, •Bristol.—Sept. 1 J. Wikon, taiincr, at one, at Guildhall, London.—Aug. 31. 3. rhillips, of New Bond-street, lislimonVer, at ten, at. Guild:1.111 —Sept. 1. M. Nast), of Harlington, Bed forddlife, grocer, at one, at Citildliall.—Sept. 1. J Dathe, of Skinner-wee:, haberdasher, at twelve, at Guilithall.—:Sept I. H. Dobson. of the City-road. jewelle r .- -Oet. 28. J. 'l'. !linker : of Dover, dra per --Aug. 51. S. Field, of Iteigine Surry, dealer, r -Sept. 5. S. A. Limber!, of Bread-weer, underwrder.—Aug. 31. C. Stevens, of Fiilleri~ a), E‘ses, Baker.—Sept. 1. IV. liiste, of Longhtnough, Leices ter-hire, s:.itimier. —Sept. 3. 111. Davey, jun. Cite:Amu, miler.—sept? 3. W. Wilton,. Southwark, erocer.—Sept. 1. C. Bessett, Lambeth. In' sut al*e.• brolter —.Sep,. 3 W Carr. Hytoe, Kent, draper.—St.pt. :3. IV. Austin, Cne;sea, irklay er. —Sept. 3. W. Beckett, Beilinel-grsen, car penter—Aug. 17. J. Sheen, Abctutteli-lane, wn.e-inercha• I. - Sept 4. T. Hewitt, C,ohltrton-,street, ironmong• T.---4epi 3. r. simps,n, . oxford.sli,ct, tier.—Aug. :31.•'l•. 1-11,kins. Ilritle-stueet, Wvst !Muster, tobaccornst.—Sept. 10. .1. ,victualler. :.::e;;;. 17. 'l'. Shit:l:land, and T. N. brititwood, Lives pool, , it.erenalits. • •• : • CEKTIFT:ITF.3 vnt sr 31. T. aiwnes, jun: Hereto-n, ni;,iieN solve, el. —T. Wilson, scn. St. C,lrmrnt, Cornwall. New romi, Cliipps. Cecil strect, tailor.—S. .siiii-strver, sitivse Holt.:lslii.gion, apidsecaCy. .J., Gam4. c 1 tirewqr.-4. L. Percival, Fruchurch greet, merchant.