M UV 23. TUX KING V. RISBY. John Rash, appeared in Court, having been convicted of assattl , ing end obstructing in the performancP of his duty, George Poynder, a C u •tnm lau►a•'r ()dicer, at Lea, in Essex. M'. Justice Gaosr. passed sentence, which was, that he be impsi soned six months ill the gaol of the county of Essex, at Chehnsford. MATURIOTT V. CVRIITE. This was an swims agai ist the Sheriff of Herta, to recover a debt of 331. lust by the isetzlect of the Sheriff's Officer to execote a writ. It being proved that common mid ordinary diligence had not been used to arrest the party against whom the alit was issued, viz. Greets away, of IVatiord, and oho soon after because a bankrupt, the Jura found a verdict fur the plaint:l', damages 3il. VA R DEL t. ut.Acx. This was an action bronglit by a Gentkomm residing' at Uxbridge azatitst the defend int, a • eterinary sur•mon, to recover sixty guineas, the value of a blood horse, killed by uti•kikui treattnetit, v.oletice, want of skill, and of proper iostruments for the operation of bleeding the horse, brought en a mortification, and caused the death of the animal. Tiiere was no defence, and the Jury gave a verdict Lt sixty guineas alataages, and costs. ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES. Wednesi Iv week, about a quarter past one o'clock, the roof of the chapei at 7sydenlism, ia Kent, fell in with a tremendous crash. The dis aster is sopposed to be occasioned by the diy rot ; providesitially no p; run was hurt. Friday in"roing the Tunbridge Wells coach was overturned in Bridge.; road, Lambeth. by the hind wheel coming off, fioni the loss of the hitch-pin. A gentleman on the roof, being thrown with weal viidenee agitatst the pavement, had his kg broken, and was conveyed home in a n u .st dangerous state. Saturday sennight, as one of the Walthamstow stage coaches was g ing from Loudon to that pl ice. the fore azletree broke, and ti,e coach was overturned ; by which Mr. Sparree, of the Horse and Groom public-house, at Lea-bridge, riding un the roof, had a leg broke in two )laces ; and a Lody, inside, putting her hand ou:side the coach window, had it crushed and broken in a shocking manner ; she has since been obliged to sutler 'amputation above the wrist, but is in a fair way of recovery. At the Quarter Sessions of the city of Bristol, Monday se'nnight, Joint Harris was found gu.lty of being accessary to the pulling down the statue of the King, which lately stooit in Portland squ,:re there. 1 prisoner made no defence, and the Court untenced him to 1g months imprisonment in Newgate. Stant-day se'nnight, a young woman, named Ann Barnes, belonging to the parish of I3rede, Sussex. threw herself into a pit of water, and was drowned. This unfortunate female was only twents-two.years of age, and the cause of her comotittin,g the rash act was, her being preg nant by a young man, who had promised her marriage, but who, on the Thursday be:ore she met her tinha:ipy fate, married another woman.-- Coronet's Inquest—Found drowned. Goodman and Hayward. who have uncle none several examinations. under a ch irge of selling souse notes which were stolen from the Can terbury Bank two year, ago, are fully committed to Newgate to take their t. ials at the nest Ohl Bailey Sessions. The nephew of u British Peer was executed at Lisbon on the 7th inst. He had involved iiini-elfby gambling, and being detected in the act of Lobbing the house of his English friend, by a Portuguese servant, he shot the hotel dead. to prevent discovery. After exeetnion, his iwail was severed from his holy and fixed on a pole opposite the house iii whiJi the murder and roobery were committed. Two soldiers, we regret to learn. were lately stabbed in the night in the streets of Lisbon, and both of them are sines dead. A few nights afterwards a Porttootese was killed with a bayonet by an English soldier, who remains undi'covered. • NEXT THURSDAY. PIDDING & Co. No. 1, CORNIIII.L, and No. :1, CIIATtING • CROSS. remind the Public, that the First drawn Prize ablve 401. Thursday, May '27 th, will be entitled to 10,0001. over and above whatever Capital it 'may he, whether a Prize of I,cool. 2.0 0 0 L 10,00 A. or 2ft,oAl. so that it is nut improbable it may be 30,0001. — The Fits:44ll.am; 011 Tuesday la,t, wio: a Prize of cool. besides a Pi me of t 0.0001. and as PIDDING & Co. have paid to the Pahlie the largest Capital in CorAill in the present Lottery, it is considered a prelude to tanker Great Luck at their Offices;—and it is a Fact. which oilzht to be known, that one Gentleman, nho partook of the above, has also had Sixteenth Shares in TWO Prizes of To,oeol. and a Prize of 1,0001. all purchased at PIUDINCS, No I, Comilla. — Who therefore need THE NATIONAL REGISTER. DIED. At Berlin, in his 83d year, Am:mins-Ferdinand of Prnssia. He was the youngest son of Frerick William I. brother to Fiederick amt eteat uncle to the present reigniiig Monarch. The Right Hon. Isaac Corry, ti rinerly Chancellor of the Ex chequer for Ireland, on Saturday seutsigla, at his house in Merl ion square. Dublin. • On Tuesday evening, the 18th instant, at Portsmouth, Lieute nant-General Arthur Wholiam, Lieutenant-Governor of that Gar rison, Colonel of the Ist Battalion of the Goth Regiment, Com mander of the nitres in toe Sontli-West District, and Groom of the Beilchanther to his ituval IliJioess the Duke of Cumberland. In linulon, John Peter Antony Comte de Balaigne, Lieut.-Ge neral of the King of Frances armies, Cheat Cross of the Royal lliiitary Order of St. Lewis, late flovernor-General of the French Windward l-rand., &e. &e. Suddenly, Mons. Rubel t, a pi incipal performer in the Opera B diets. At Fowberry Tower, Northmitherlard, G. Cnlley, Esq. in the 79th yew of his age. Ihe licceased was greatly celebrated as art in:rieultErist and breeder of caffie .and was the earliest as well as the last pupil of the celebrated Balewell. At Hampton Lucy, Warwick, in the lcOth year of his age, Mr. J. Ward. He is said never to have setleted the confinement of a single day, by illness, dining the whole course of a life thus pro tracted beyond the usual term of human existence! SALNiON,TIJItIIOT, AND COD, ite. As a R ince for these Fish, nothing is more esteemed than Penxis's E•smice ntr fiensvens, newly hive •ted, producing with half the thual trouble null expellee, superior sauce. when Lobsters are out of season, or when they cannot be procured. —Also his original Oster K.•sclsup for Beef Steaks, Ate. equally approved. Pint, is. Half-pint, is. prepared to keep in al, climates.—Caution. Ti.e extrusive de :nand fur these articles having produced servile imitations Ito prevent disappoint ment) purchase', are reque•ctrd to observe the inscription. J P rki., solo In-. ventoi; is on the labels of bottles. as any without it :me spurious. Sold N• holesale 41111 Retail, at Parkhi l l, old established Warehouse, for choice Pickles, file Oils, Sauce, he. No. 1 :0, Chancery-tale. London ; and by respectable Agents in all the pros hide! Cities and Towns is the Kingdom, In consequence Of the superiority of S AI. M 0 N. 0D Y, and Co.'s PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING 'TRUSSES, the Patentees have been honoured with ilie following appointments :—His Majesty's Royal Navy, the Navy Hospitali and DLck Yards, the Board of Ord nance, flat! Hon. the East India Corripariy, &c. and continue to re commend them to the Public on such liberal terms, which have never before been offered, that the full cost shail be returned to Pur chasers, if not approved, atter any trial, wear, or iiagnage. N. B. Persons residing in the Country, sending the Circumference of the Body, in inches, just above the hips, .may depeud upon bell% AccurAtaly fitto;. MANUFACTORY, 292, STRAND. Sold by appcilitmtut, by Armstrong and Co. 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