TIIE NATIONAL REGISTER. The husband, to whom the journeymen baker had given information of the event, atte'rwards Came tand.took her honie in a conch. Mr. Owen, surgeon, said that he opened the head and body of the deeraced. On opening the head, he discovered four ounces of blood n o the brain, occasioned by the itipt tire of a blood vessel, which might occasion apoplexy. Ile also opened the stomach, the contorts of which be Innl 'lieu in a phial, in order to analyze it. to try-if there was any laudanum, or poisonous substance taken in, so as to occasion her death. Mr. Hodgson stated to the Gentlemen of the Ju , v, ahich consisted of (-14, that this wits a very mysterious :►ar.itr, and one which the public were very much interested in, and that no pains should bespincd to come at the truth, as there were various reports in circulation. The entire of the witnesses sufficiently requisite to clear up Ow ►tatter were not p;tsent ; therefore he stu4o:,Avil tLe propriety of atdjourniug• the inquest, to give the Surgeons 'line 19 analyze the c mews of the sto mach, wl , ich was preseryt.d for th it purpose, n's well as to have al the witnesses to learn when she I. It the the:are, and when she arrived at the brothel. tor %%hick purfoofie the wistres* and two survants of the brothd should hate tiotice 10 attend. A Bow-str•: . et ollieer in waihng acquainted the Coroner that he had the jouroevin.ur baker, in %%hose company the deceased was, in his custody, and .‘fished to be informed whellier he should detain him or n• t. The Gulden:en of the Jury said it was fit, in the present case, to t cep the man by all means; to which the Coroner assented, and the inquest afljourtied. There was another bequest held on the' same day before Mr. Hodg son, at t ,e house of John Mandell, at the sign of the John of Jerusa ta St. John !Awe!, on view of the body of Mr. Voice, Vestry k. of the parish of ho put tin end to his own exist eece the preceding dav, by euttilig his throat. Verdict—Lunacy. On Wednesday night, between teti and eleven o'clock, the watch teau going his rounds in Troy Town, Rochester, was alarmed by the cries of a female, whish proceeded from the heo.se of Mr. G. Peeire. The man endeavoured to procure admission, but was not able to suc ceed ; be at length Obtained the as•istance of some of the neighbours, and forced the door ; un entering the room from whence the cries pro ceeded, a most 5 Iv)ching spectacle presented itself; they discovered I'eeke lying on the flow, her clothes all consumed to a tinder, Red her flesh burnt to a state at blackness. She just moved one arm, and drew up one kg with a convulsive tuotion, after the persons were in the room, and expired. Mrs. I', was sitting ila for her hushaml, ow' it-is conjectured had faHen usa-ep whilst s.tt.ne by tit? fire, when a (spark caught lees clothes, and produced the fatal accident. Last week, a woman was brought before the Nla;istratos at Liver pool, charged with the ,atroci o us offence of hiving. with a Lu r e sliced of the rioe if another woman, with is hole, the was quarrelling. — She was committed for trial. The body of a new-born was, on Tuesday se'imight, found in a ditch near the workhouse, in the parish at North lipluon, 'leer Nor wich, enveloped iu some old zap and appeared to have been murder ed. It was first tliscovered by a dog, who drageed it out, sad shock ing to ,elate, esas going to devonr it. when a child passing by noticcd it to the inhabittoits of the svoithouse, bv whom it was talien care c.f. No enquiries hate led as vet to the di-ciovery of its unnatural parents. Benjamin Benjamins aid Lewis Itenivintis, fishinotigers in I)uke's -10:ie,e, and Gilbert Davis, a Cslanotwec in Glo u cester, ‘ve , e cx .w.itied at Dox-"treet Ott tli,ndat , ehart:ed wgh colicerned iii robbing the Stroad niail-co=ck lath.), 1.1 the automat of v,8(10!, bet wee; Slottoh Liii,don, ou tie , 411) of November last. of the stolen tiutes were trAced to the p issession of the pi isomer, and being useable to give a sati•tac!ory account bow thee came Ly tt eau. tto•y were full) c•a.ounted for in el. I) ...is wi.ied tit be received nt• nit evidence: for toe Crown, hut the Prosecutor would not accept the pro• posii A circumstance of a very disatTe:ible natnrc, proviticu tialiy atiewled with no very diArcssing effects, occoristil at tile Ledger printing-ottiee, ali Fr;day se'llilight, by an ox beim! driven into passage—an uncommon noise beis:g heard Ii the people iii the connting house, the door 'was opened, when the eito;•tuous aiiiii.al %i as tiunid to have ascended tile sit Ns, enured the pa.age, and aftrr haiting a short time to recoinwitre, nearly forced it; way into the counting house, and advanced to the top of the first tii.:ht ofstairs; but tinding itscif rather atikwardly sitteited, it anew one of its legs over ilie ballnstrades, when findii.g it cotill neither ;no es, 1101' recede : it brean to 'willow most bidet Indy. to the ai eat alarm of the whole blinds , . The drovers having thus far prncectled ito their mischies oils frolic, thought plover to tiecionp.. It remain: Al tine; fixed for smite time, till at leiight a perioa advanced and wxtricated its hg front its entanglnent, and, it it severe t wist of the tai', it retraced its steps, and nearly brot:glit the wtode staircase with it, h2.idcs splitting a stoic pat►titl iti a pair et fobiing 400•z4 wit)) it.‘, 31 BIRTH. At his Lordship's louse, iii 11.1novet-acpure, the Coultess of (EL. °Nay, of a son. DIED. On the 29th uit. at her house in Ilertford-street, May-fair, Sarah Lady Sebright, widow of the late Sir John S :nutlet!, Setnigi.t, Leipton-house, near Brixton, Devonshile, W. Filimiihaison. Esc., leaving a widow and 13 children to deplore his i iss ; lie served Om East I: dia Company on the Bengill Ein:iblibliinetit 33 d ears with honour and credit. At Providence Greve, S.. John's, Jamaica, Sarah Anderson, a free hlaek woman, a native of Guinea, of the Congo conn•r3, at the extra ordinary. age of 140 years ! • Suniav morning, at his chamber% in the Temple, io ti;^ firlth sear of his age, Thuma. 1. iwten, Esq. Soltettor, Clef k 1) Tory Clerk of the Pye, c. ; the former or illese situate us he first itet.l un der Loril Mansfield : he was one of eight persons that -.1 on toot tl.c Whig Club. • At lirighton, of an ap . plectk fit, C. 11 Fraser, El. aged 43, fa merly his Majesty's Mitnster in the Circle et Lower xui;v• ANNIVERSARY OF I'WEEFTII CAKE GRATI AND TAIL: TWENTY THOUSAND POU N DS. The nitmernA npplicatiovs made for Tvtclfth Cake by the Ptil4l:4; who purchase Tickets and Shares, has induced Mr. MAWIIN, 8, ( it 4 ttir.t, at a very grrat expellee, to lay in a stock of 1,970th5. part of which will be pro( nt, d Gratis to evety Pii chaser of a Ticket or Share fur the enyiting STATE LO FIERY to be Drawn the ItUth Instant. Last January lAotery N 0.7,731, 24,0001. and N 0.51?, 1,0001. were all sold in '.!3 Sham', and paid on demand ; in ariori• it to %illicit W. M. saved the Public Twent.y.ninc Thousand Pounds by his libotal mode of doing businyss. A VALUABLE DISCOVERY, with a SAVING of PER CENT. IMPROVED LAVENDER WATER. This fine. subtle fluid, twin!! trebly distilled, with very little heat, from the recent flowers, is mare fragiant and ref: eshin. , than any Other preparation of the kind, produces the pernianuot et of a no,egay of the fresh flowers ; and being extremely volatile, is speedi ly diliti-ed through a spacious apartment : instead of diseolumin;4 it actually Ii erea,es the whiteness of linen. Prepared and Nigitcd by the ProKietor, Jones, and sold wh01.,- sale and retail, at Wat•Aon's ineclieine w a r c hou.c, Lam , S on th am pi,. v . street. Straw!, price in pints, or 30s. per dozen : where also is sold jallit'm'S Inestimable Peruvian Tooth Powder, in bexez. of Is. and Is. 6.1 each. _ By the iing*s Royal, Patent. GODBOLIYS VEGETABLE 13_11..5.‘ M, grtateSt discovery ever fulfil out ,for Coughb, siapti•t:lS, Ast.ltints 'flee varinos and sudden chanves of the sveatl.er in ti.is uncertain cli• mate is particularly dung( roux to Pstlima:ic ay.(' t‘-tisonipii• e . flic. tlnrltult 01 this advertisement is merely to te:Lind as wcll i. Alcte.tl with those cruel disordcis, ilia' Inc .1,0%.r medic; IS (by ve.,t chain of noble patronages, a I .:leat iii.ot‘ tit I 1 c 'artth v ”11•1 111 .t;-:)t)41., of lots ntitilvlow: 14)4. Ow ;:tt :I(tvetke. Int lit) pr.o t... 1 to In/ the idilY !qtre auti t fliraciutts rei.!A:dy evi r disc o.cr-t'd It , r ctl*p, twemoe In is.:;:ez.•or‘ to (tit . - II) Otis . I:4•Ciito..e it lotti di:•- 1111 . 2110:ed 1.54.11 . by (ice's uttetlll:ll4.4l tl:e :111:1415 of titt, v%-orlil these •:c4 . rty past. a;.41 Linde cirt tr.ll74ances v‘l.ere titc.l.ber* of the 11r,t. $11c46c..il ;:bditics collb:t!ticil their ptilir.,t4 11. (10•14:11C. Stronger prt:ufl ()Nike efli,•Acy of this ini , dit•ine cannot 1:e than ;I s It‘c,,lnmended by Ow Th e 11 : 0 ,:t Nftble :ii,a(prot the iti4l,t Ilan. N . ;;;;-ottitt acid IVilvd, the 11an. LottlA.. Niaedotta, (Ir.:lWe\ , F o rt. sot t e, ;,tot Al(,nntford, fire I ItJll lion. !ate V iseonn:ess Undley and I‘'ard, I)o\‘a.tte) - % Crawley, I' Im•mth, and Forie.ei:e, I,adv App:Tere; Sits Fi . an.•ii and Gcntv 1),,1e and ; 1)41;a1lo, I AIION . , N•It„, 7 , lcsslA• lbA) d Ii tve establi4ed in i r ,..ti! ;; !;.,., ro• t e hmetit Ilt tile poor c; ,,,,,,; ; 1 : : ,, 11 „1 price for Ow .t.nt-41eint, I .;isic, conseqn it , ipponard it IP e sold by one It spt:ct:kbb• Vt ctv Ic‘tn atvrtTilit',y tb the teitns of fix Nt , . 3, fl;outn .is ti ell as al Void by Newbefy SiIAW end Co. I. Panti's-(',l:nrehl I)ii•ey :or! !lbw Chnt.(•:;-y.:td; 1.:;,r0n ()Nfor•!-•cet mot 41.1 d Vti)!i(r.) HI o‘l.;„; . itn,j conot .IAN. 9. ; at 4 Py. ..a. 1