THE NATIONAL REGISTER.' - sheep, the property of Mr. John Jarret, butcher, who, by offer ing a reward of 30 guineas, brought to light an infamous depre dator, named Tickner, who was apprehended in a small house adjoining St. Faith's Green, with two legs of a sheep salted down. the greatest part of the caul, and a considerable quantity of mutton fat melted down in crocks. An extraordinary preservation front destruction.—About three weeks oinee, as a servant of Mr. R. Turner, farmer, of Stanford le-Hope, in the county of Essex, was riding a horse belonging to his master, in a field at West Thurrock, in the same county, the animal shyed at something in the way, and backing with his rider, fell into an old well in the field, which had not been sufficiently closed, and was only covered with bushes. In his fall, he, of course, went down backwards, with the servant upon his back. To the astonishment of every person who saw the circumstance, the young man, with great agility, cleared his feet from the stirrups, climbed upwards, by means of the horse's head,. and got out of the well unhurt. The horse was so terribly bruised, and at the same time so completely wedged into the well, that it was impossible to get him out alive, ►e was left there, and the well filled up over him. SHOCKING 011TRA G C.—We have the painful duty to record a very aggravated and brutal outrage. Mr. and Mrs. Townsley, of the Crown Inn, Leeds, having spent the evening with a friend, were returning home about eleven o'clock in the evening of Sun day sennight, when they were met near Nether Mills, and at tacked by . three men, who instantly knocked them both down, and one of Mrs. Townsley's legs was fractured by the fall; her husband hastened to afford her assistance, but this these ruffians were determined to prevent, and by most horrid imprecations and threats of murder. obliged him to leave bis wife in their hands. He immediately hastened to the house of a friend for assistance, and during the short absence, these miscreants treated this tortured and helpless woman in a manner equally offensive to delicacy and humanity, and effected their escape before her husband was able to arrive with proper assistance. Mrs Towni ley was conveyed with all possible care to her own house, and the must able surgical aid was immediately procured. We un derstand her leg was so dreadfully fractured, that the profes sional gentleman who attended her reamannended immediate am putation as the the only probable means of saving her life. This operation she has hitherto declined to submit to, and she now • lies in a state of extreme danger. John Knowles, one of the persons charged with being concerned in this cruel outrage, wai apprehended on Monday se'onight. The examination took place before a Magistrate on the same day. It appeared from the evidence then adduced, that Mr. • and Mrs Tow nsley had been spending the evening at Mr. Ken dal's, the Turk's Head Lou, at the Bank, had that the Prisoner came to the same house, and persisted in intruding into their party ; a scuffle in consequence took place between him and the son-in-law of Townley, and Mrs. Townsley interfering in fa vour of the latter, tore the ruffle of the Prisoner's shirt, at which he expressed great resentment, and soon after left the house, with two men who had come in with him, and whoappeared to be of his party. This was about ten o'clock at night. The Prisoner denied all knowledge of the assault, and said be was at his own house in Hunsiet-lane, a few minutes after eleven o'clock, but he called no evidence in support of this allegation. The Prisoner was committed to the Borough Gaol. Cattle Life Insurance Company, Instituted 1809. Capital 580.0001. Office, Skinner-street. West Sinitheeirl,London.—The Directors beg have to inform the Public, that the Office for transacting the general business of the Company is now open, where printed Proposals, containing the. Premiums and Conditions of Insurance, will be delivered to such persons as apply for them. The capi tal of the Company is divided into shares of Afty.pounds mach, proprietors of which will have a vote at the general courts for every Ave Shares they may hold ; but no proprietor will be iutitled 10 more than ten votes. - Ten per cent. on each share is to be paid fur when called for by the Directors, and no more will be required unless found absolutely necessary. Applications have been. _very nurnereus,fren all parts of the kingdom, but the many considerations requisite to this willertaking, have prevented the Di rectors from giving answers to every. applicant : arrangements are, however, making to give replies as 'speedily as possibleorrThere are yet vacancies for agents; for which, country baniters, stewards of noblemen and gentlemen, add farmers of respectability, will* preferred : bot no person can he appointed an agent. males he bold Ave stares at least, and give. security to the trustees, as wall as reference to some person in Louriou..--Some shares will be reserved for country Scntleinea, owners and breeders of Cattle. farmers graziers, and others, who may be disposed . to countonnnce this Institution, by causing their Live Stock to be Insured by the Cinnpas . A deposit of two:per rent. only has bore called foroa each share, and paid to Messrs, Smith, Pant-, and Smith, Man siou House-street, or Messrs. Hainmersleys and Co. Pall-Mall, hookers to the Company. Country geutleinen, if proprieto rs, will be appointed honorary Directors in their roipective districts. — The Dir ectors re q uest, that application made to them by letter, be adaiesved at their office, and post-paid.--Novelli• her tot. Ipll9. By Order of the Dimon, Wia. Bayne, Ones Cies*. A correspondent partictdarly recommends the transplanting Lucern the beginning of this month. lie states the best distance to be a square foot asunder ; and in the latter end of February or in March, to give the crop a top-dressing with long muck, or earlier with a composition of animal manure, cinder ashes and clay. TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. Whitehall, November 7. The King has been pleased to institute and appoint the Right Honourable Robert Dundas, the Right Honourable John Jef. freys Earl Camden, Knights of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, President of his Majesty's Council; the Right lid nonrable Robert Banks Earl of Liverpool, the Right Honour able Henry Earl Bathurst, and the Right Honourable Richard Ryder, his Majesty's Three Principal Secretaries of State; ti 6 Right Honourable Spencer Perceval, .Chancellor and Under Treasurer of his Majesty's Exchequer; George Percy, E . (commonly called Lord Lovain); the Right Honourable 'Jam Baron Teigninouth, the Right Honourable 'Thomas Wattaii, and Francis Alistaric Spencer, Esq. (commonly called tad Francis Almaric Spencer), to he his Majesty's Cointnissioaere for the Management of the AiTairs in India. ;,• ~ BANKRUPTS.' Samuel Wright, sen. Grainge-road, Bermondsey, bricklarrt, to surrender Nov. 11, 18, and Dec.l9, at twelve, at Guild-. ball. Attorney, Mr. Rubinson, Prospect-row, Bermondsey. John Clarkson, Mount-row, City-road, coil-merchant, 14, 21, and Dec. 19, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, Old-street-road. George Geddes, Alexander Geddes, and Thomas Mi lliken, Fenchurch-buildings, London, mercluints, Nov. 11, 18, and Dec. 19, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Stevens, and Maples, Old Jewry. Francis Laue, Bromyard, Hereford, •nal/ter. N0v.30, Dee. 1, and 19, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Claines, Worcester. Attoruies, Messrs. Stephenson and Gower, Gray's Ism-square, London. Henry Docker, Deritend, Birmingham, woollen-draper, Nov. 21, Dec. 6, and 19, at eleven, at the Shakespear Tavern, Bir mingham. Attornies, Mr.'Frowd, Serle-street, Lincoln's hr., Loudon; and Mr. Elkington. Birmingham. Samuel Hart, Radford, Nottingham, dealer, Dec. 6,7, awl 19, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Attorni*, Mr. Percy; • Nottingham ; and Messrs. Kinderley, Long, a 6.1 Ince, Gray's Inn-square, London. • • William Alton, Alfretun, Derby, inn-keeper, Nov. 15, 16, and Dec. 10, at ele...en, at the Angel Inn, Alfretun. Attar - nies, Mr. Hall, Alfretun; ►od Messrs. Ross, Hall, and Ross, New Boswell-court, London*. Thomas Weston, Camberwell, Surrey, post-master, Nov. 14, at one, 20, at twelve, and Dec. 1 . 9, , at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Cross, King street . , Southwark. John TordolT, Leedo, woolstnpler, N6v. 21.. 27, and Dec. 19. at ten, at the White Horse Inn,. Leeds. Atomics. Messrs. Lee and Rayuar, Leeds; and Mr. Batlye, Chancery-lane, Lon don. Alexander Fenton, Liverpool, merchant, Nov. 28, 29, and Dec. 19, at eleven, at hie Liverpool Arms Hotel, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Windle, John t street, Bedford-row, Lot►dtut; and 11r. Wiatt, Liverpool. John Withington, Runcorn, Chester, stone-nmson. Dec. 6, 7, and' 19, Alt three, at the Dog Tavern, Dean gale, I.llanolses ter. Attornies, Messrs. Foulkes and Creswell, Maucimter s and Messrs. Foulkes and Longdill, Gray's Inn, London. Matthew Harker, Oakitain, Rutland, mercer, Nov. 274,28, and Dec. 19, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Peterbarougis„ Northampton. Attornies, Mr.: Atkin►►on, PeterborouglOffand Mr. Bresnridge, Common Pleas Office, Inner Temple, Lottststs. William Habgood and Richard Bernard, Old Parade..ooo,lt Audley-street, carvers and gliders, Nov. 11: 18, aud•Dife. 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Price nod Wiilianis, Lincoln's Inn. Albert De La Cour, New Lisle-street, Leice‘ter square, jew. eller, Nov. 1121, and Dec. 19, at ten, at Guildhall, ney. Mr. Ilinrioh, Cecil-street, Strand, t W illiatn Haticorne f Swansea, Glamorgan, shopkeeper, Nov 20, 21, and Dee. Went eleven, at the White Hart Lim, tiers Attornies, Unapt. Daniel and Sion, Bristol; kind No • Petrian and Soo, - Puepeourt, , Teeple, .Leeloa. . • 4' • • , • • NOV. IL