lis FATltAoßninistv Csse or A esox AN» ItiebtalltAntlts. --We stated I ecumily the pa tiettlai, of the staltha belonging to giro Cosicee attached ' u i t •reforti C ;t he. Oral it &rang been uni.l the College having lieu it discovered to li•ave been on file. on Aiiiitlty moraing, the 21 initant, which was Mel said to have liven di.co. vered and gull under by the event exertion. or Mr. Niglio-, he organist ot the Cathed. 41. tie eirtminsiatices can-ed et eat alarm and emiiternatlon throughout the eity. Seve rsl investugatien• tank place itst hn ul tending in nay degree to lead•tu the detection ot the ollentlei • ; it was therefore :it:manned to send an express to Bow -strret, and Laven der was despatehuol to tlerefoid. Lavender tieing uf is:ntrinti that AI r. Hay Me's cont . :net was very extraordinary, he was interrogated very fully its to wiles e lie had been the pi eceding evening, night, es:e. he not having returned Re liis.ettaismera tilt between I I and 12 o'clock ; he pat I.ICII/111:- aecorritied for witme lie had been on that night mid Me chose of iii. being inn so late. On Ida arrival near the College, about half pant 11, lie observed two men standing near the porch, leading towards the College; hr considered them to be 'bete under suspicions eiretrinstari ces, lie was at some di•hinee trout them, but thinking lie knew one of the riled lie eager] to him by name, but he received no answer. He their proceeded to his eloarither-, twined Istat•ell with a dagger, and went out with un ititen• tion of who the men were, and what they weir Inc.. the pinch, ant tiny left the spot, and lie saw nothing inore of them. At this time lie ilearlibeil to hove seen woman %vita a can and leilanter mar an hula gale leading to lie College; she was hear o ratite the land' of a dour, us if she ai,hed to paw it, but he rook' not tell whewer to go in or Out. These wire eure•it!ei eit seerveilmis circumstances. Hr admitted that he did nut aim tit, ur iufinin his brother ot what he had seen, although he slept with Blot to his clionthris. Hr admitted having been near the pall where Me took.: out, early oil the Sunday mratiiih g, jiist before he writ! to the Cathedral, to :tumid his duty at the organ, and iteeturirteir for lei. gain there tux his burns, the room %setae the buy cleaned them, being nearly miler where the tire broke nit, an d i te put his hoots en there. lie went to the Cathedral, and left a, soon a, the necessary ace vice of the wean was over, it tieing' strutter than usual, mi acemint of the Sacrament being anent to be athriiiiister ea. lie was then ru tinning to lit, chambers, hot nth iiu to some gates being lucked, he was obliged to pass through the chambers of Mr. Junes, to get at lin own, mitt lie discovered ilie hie 48 before stated. lieu H.p let's blunter WAS examined—his account wild contrarlietoty 'mil confused, when compared with that of his broth( r. lie could not tell whether lee arm-e on Smiday m ottling a! r o'clock or ten. The pat tul Mr. m at ..intsto, especting hi, going near Ilse part w hese the lire out on the Sunday moritieg, and putting oa i.i• 11001 a where the boy etc:me:ll them, was run 11,ntir lea by the boy, 'silo said lie taut: to Air. flay. tee's loom. '1 ,14 fluent of :he woman v limn Mr. H. sicr.eriiir.i as Int% grill %Atilt a Candle Mitt lAtlterrt oil Salnioay tog lit, ail i ridding at Itie l.iltli of a door, could 110 t it tut tort, gotta 1».t11 1./eked P.ltlie litotes onmilt ettitltl 11 , /t Irate been there, and it be ing inoottlight, theie was, nu occasion for a candle mid A ir. H a y ter has been organist of that Cathedral between two :mut three years; lie ranked high in Ili<pto fession, and he been caressed and esteemed by all Alio knew him at tlritiutd. He had ehattthers allowed t r im in the Collexe. to ill two months since, his brother went to visit hint, and it being conti al y to the rule. of the College rot All smauger to steep there without special persni••ion, Mr. klayier applied to tee Rev. Mr. Garhett, the Custus, stating, that hill hPlitilCl* had c to r•• 111.1111 With hilt, ainutt a week, and the 1'44110bl WiiM drained by the Cristo.' , butt instead ot remaining, a week, he has re mained too monthis waitron any visible-cause. On Mon day, alter a mug exatititration 01 witnesses, the magistrates Mho mull Moles that it was rieco.sary to have millit! .cireutisistanee• of It., conduct explained ; rul.l ihe Gentle men ot the College rryie.ttd him to reiriOrre his letrilebeC horn thence. At the close et the invesligatiOn, which lasted till bit a vvit five and six o'clock, the Gen:lento, retired to rat! College dinner, at which Mr. Hay ler did not attend, though he was entitled to du it by vir tire of his oilier. After die (it utLenten had dined the seivant, sat down to their dinner, and thirittg the time the Gentle men woe partaking of wine, one of the I.as ty, ou looking out of a window, discovered smoke notating nom the roof of the upper cluisteis. Au alarm was gist. it, and esei ;routs were mode by numbers to eminent:di the hie, hi winch they fortutorely saceretled. It aas toe,' red to woe. vil nodvi a •tairea,e which iril 10 a loather room, wirer there wits sitaev and it variety alight matters. Lavender, lire 800-sneer officers, was aiiiunst those tabu went to a•rlst in u stnignishing the tire, and met with Mr. livy ter's blather near the sow, svhant be took into custody, and soon alter meeting unit Mr. Hayter, tie also tools into c woody, mid luir4eil them both in the prison. MLLAN. HOLY ACCIDENT —Oil Monday a CorOliel'a inquest was heal at tile Angel pin:Mc-house in flee market, benne T. Shelton, Esq. coroner, over the hotly of a line in.sle between twee and four year, tai itge, rite son of Mt. Item • pun, a respectable heeosett victualler, 01 the Muil _ C tacit public-house, in the Unit market. it appeared from the testitnony of several a itnea,es, a woman I . laue'.(l Hannah Freeman, had been sating in toe Mail Coach, when bring in a state of intoxication, site Was refused any more liquor, and she left the house. As she went out she . took tip the de ceased a l i o was MT. Child, standing oil the pavement, Will began to cites the toad with him, when site cattle in contact with a little cart, which was passing, anti reil backward% with the child under her, with great force. The driver prerrmed the cart from gostia over her, and the child wits taken up bleeding profusely frnin tire head. Ever% medical assistance was obtained, brit it died the next day. Tile woman coo let g iv e ii i, a ccomit w h atever of her motile fin lip the clot t. Site was herself injured by the fall. I tie luny returned a ,yrnlict—That Me woman (HAIM) Freeman) being its a state of drulikennes , , tannin mi nimally oceosithiecl the fall of the child, and their:by caused its death: RnuttertY AND inquisition was ile!ti o n Finl.l% last, tl MP house of NI r. Benjamin Knig, thle White I - Inv-v.l'as erii, Chinch Street, Lii. lsca, holm Ttionias Stirlitig,, Esti corm'. r, nil the body of Air Merks, a respectable gentleman, aho rLsic!cd at Balla sc a The body - of the. decoas:d , was discovered oil Mir THE NATIONAL REGISTER Thursday morning last, by some waterloo', floating on the water, going through) the bridge ; they took it out, and carried it to the bone house, near Chelsea eiturch, for the cm-oozes invest. The hotly was much bloated, and appeared to hire been smite days in the water.—ife Was j,") yell's of age, and had not been heard of since the evettiog of the 21st of last month, until found drowned ; no evidence being before the jury how he came in the water, they retorned a verdict " Found Drowned." Do Saturday morning, when the under taker's men came to strip tha body, in order to put it into the collie, they discovered a ft acnire on tile left side of the head, and a stab, as if from a bayonet or dirk, under the lu.ra,t. Tile friends of the deceased 'caused the coroner to issue his warrant, and the same jury were summoned again, and met at seven ti clock on Saturday evening. It appeArtil, ma stripping the deceased, that, his gold watco was GIM' lICXI his skin, inside his drawers, under his knee. lle had only three penny worth) of hal.penee about him, and his pocket-book was found in the skirt pocket of his coat, with some letters in it, which ied to the discovery of the deceased. Mr. Keck of Cneynowalk, Chelsea, surgeon, exa mined the body ; tie oohed toe wound, winch in his was the Cause of his (kith. it appeared that the deceased n.«I received tool. in tunes two clays intore his learioa: home, and whether he was robbed of them or out could not he ascertained. It was suppwied, front his watch being fotiiid concealed as it was, that the deceased finding himself attacked by robbers, pat the watch in his drawers for safety, and that after he had been lobbed and murdered his body was thrown into the River, but iu what part it coulei 'not be ascertained. Verdict, " Murder against some person or per sons unknown." The scrutiny at Ipswich was resumed on Saturday se'nuight, at the close of which day it wis again ' adjmirned. till Viednesday last. On Friday night la•t 41 votes bud been struck off the numbers of each candidate ; but on Saturday the list of Messrs. Haldimand and Lennart' was reduced four, and that of Messrs. Crickitt - nod Round only two. DuEL.—On Friday morning, the Sth instant, at an early hour, a meeting took place near the Lough, between the Hon. Christopher Hely Hutchinson, Esq. M.P. for Cork, and Patrick W. Callaghan, Esq. the former attended by Sir Wm. A Chatterton, Bt. as his second, and the latter by amis Richard Moylan, Esq. On the first fire Mr. Hutchinson was slightly wounded in one of the fingers of the left band, which has been since amputated, but we understand lie is going on favourably. Mr. Weston Young, tif Newton Cottage, has sneeceded in the arduous task of raising the schooner William sPenn Iloties, master, lost on tile English Grounds in the ni.tin oh the 21st of January last. This is the first vessel et c r known to have been taken tip Irony that part of the Channel, where tie strength of the tide is such as to render any underta!eing of teat kind very dillicalt ami dangerous. Much praLe is due to Cvpt. littahes, for his steady perstrisaaace. in every assistatce in his power. The following is an accaunt of the increase of du:y pail by the different fire-offices in London, in the year 1819: Cotlfily £2.421 13 2 Hope Last 4 ti .... 3;16 5 S Atlas Union 1,1U7 9 1 Albion Royal Exchange 923 1 8 9 I Vizi! The lady of Tr. FOOll , , surgeon, Ertgesrare, of a daughter. Mts. WM. i•tolm,ell, of Stamford 41, or n *Oll. At t.dinhmpo, the I tdy of John Sinop', Ott. of Brattwell, of a CElntller. In Carey street, Mts. Win. lteid, or a danglcer. The lady of N. Levier, esq. of Y.Ol. place, of a !.on. 'll.e lady of I. et tos.e esq. ot Bet oat ti sheet, lumen square, of a son. At Pentonville, Mts. Wm. Itri.lee.a. of a daughter. At t.eiet..i, the lady ut Ltethocol. Wyuyatd, Grenadier Claw ds, of a bon. At Path, lit igadier•geuerat John line (VIM, C. 8., to Maria, eldest danghter ut Nlonkt.rild, mg. of At•ltichno.nd, mires), J. tfig;, cry. ut Proinploo row, to Mary, second deneliter of Mr. J. Little, of Richmond. At li...intuit char eh, Mr. 11. .t. lytie, ut llottiorn ' to 'Min Llita Stanton, of I I ishlorry Ogee, youngest dauoter of the Imo R. Jt.illtuU, req. of,lslingtou g.een. At ,t. George's, l luomsbnry, Chas. 11. Pi rurle, esq. of Frant, near Tunbridge writs, to Cm ohne, yoringtre dangliter of the late John I \I orubii esti. Flr. T. tI. 11411, of Finsbor y place south, to Maria, dan;:der of John rfeadier, Cll+ol' Pal., 0041er rote. Paste, 01 I ir,4t Loreen !meet, Weitininster, to Martha Tlita brth, second d.r.ghier of toe I ..to P. Ifirrit, cut. of ViJll,ll3 Upeis Ils3iiien, At l'o.1.1•1•41on church, the They. R. Crammer, of Mitcham, Surrey, to 11w Oonr. NI ~ or. y ilAughter of the Lite JRIIIOI Windois, esq. of the iato .11 .1. 1•ru.,p , 0, 11111 , Iver vino e, Mr. Clem ge Russell, of Pimlico, to 541.111, oisly I. slobs Mal ,of I terstir LiICQ• At hi! Inn's Indite :a Kennington, aged lisears, Mr. Georges Cowin. formes ly a purer h. the a t%). Kr)aiii, ht V.raldh,th, iate of Nate hill, tged 66. Aged 22, aar.W Ann, third daughter oi idges, tog. of Knight. bro.v M flham. ynun7.!st eon of Dr. tiostoek, of Great foram street. AI illo - kney, Mr. V. J. Closnit, euu Ut 11.1 t, late lbunsas Chaut, oq. of egnon, w tssex. I.atb, in the 824 year of bis nv.e, A. Dart, esq. late Lieutetiadt Colonel oI the 1 lib ityllun-ni of light iiiii4twitt, 11 Mai), wadi,* til the 1.114 Mr. J. l'arl.inson, of hntslolv, in the Panic Milli). .11 4 t• nS. w,,1. a%tid 111 , lit o7.apwards of JO 'lds' sultsisiri 1,1 Ow Intfriolewleot ctiit4itigittiutt tit 11.41 tut% it. NKVII 72, V. in. liritigur,tisq. .... MC ul J. z, Wiight,esq. of Itulcte Inngy, John l'uion Weal, Deptiottl, 3144.4 74. Cocutta. ti. %%ninon., eel. ebieu ~Weer ut Ule lien. East toils Cump4uy •P si y 1 I Whim. I itruvllle. ice, IP.I. Of •iratiou 111 eel, Al t tap, am, MIS. Isuavl I.llllg, SAC Ul 1-11111.011. 11111.1 I 11, 11l . Comtaa, ..111. that (:lane. .11, a. ~i,•tm,trt lA-11 lull, 1.111111-i y , hen?. altol 714. lu Ibr 11411 y...l ol 1.11 age, AIM 10111111 114 tigh , kr 15f Joint Iia•SCA, en g. Of 1.441 log retie*.. Al She buaar al her 3411,111 law, Mr. W,lnstaololf, 1 , .h10n plata, lair 55 it:bulks, relict of his Mc It. Wil.i.a.J;tti.vf fintEutey. , • NO PRIZES YET DRAWN ABOVE £3O! t CA R ROLL, the CoNTit.teTtot, Thanks the Pifilic for their thi..tim,ui.lied f,vours up to the Preliminary Drawing on the 1 Itli instant; and as nu Prizes hii;lier than 301. were then determined, Ali Tickets and Shares, If Bouht before the 27th This Month. Will have the same Chance for the 4 .Prizes of ... £30,000 Prizes of 2 l'rizes of Also for the whole of the 102 CAPITALS, And for every other Prize in the Lottery, (except for the 301. Prizes that have been dra.en), as if they had been bought before the Preliminary Drawing. N.B. Two Prizes of 0),(1001 5 per Cent. Consols, MUST BE DRAWN 27th This Month, when Mel WO FIRST DRAWN PRIZES will Gain 20,010!. each, in Addition to whatever Prizes they may be drawn. Tickets and Shares are Selling by CARROLI , , Contractor, No. 19, Cornhill, and 36, Oxford Street, London; who Shared sod Sold, in the last few Months, 2,385, 30,00014 706, 21,00014 1,515, 20,11001.; 7,003. 5,11001. ; 2,226, 2,0001. &e. . (..). CARROLL has Agents in all they principal Towns through' out the Cor Lon Don warherJ. CORN EXCII ANGE, MotinAY, APRIL 10. We had only a middling supply of Wheat this morning at market, hating had but few arrivals from abroad since this day week. The trulc this morning was far from being brisk, and all descriptions of Wheat antlered a reduction of from Is. to 2s. per qt., except the finest runs ►rout Essex, which remains at the priets of list ?floridity. The trade in Barley was also very dull, nut trot cheaper. We had a pretty good supply of Oats, the demand for which was very limited, and sales went off heavy even at a reduction of Is per yr. Beans. Peas, itc. are also very dull in sale, but no alteration to the prices. - - CORN EXCIIANnE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL It. We had a pretty good supply of Wheat at market this morning, con,isting chiefly of what remained over from Monday's merket, the demand for which was very limited, and only the finest sam ples could obtain Monday's prices. The trade in Barley was.also dull, but not cheaper. Oats were plentiful, and Is. per quarter cheaper, In Peas, Beans. &c. there is no alteration -- CORN IiXCHANGE. FRIDAY, April 14 7 _ We had a pretty middling supply of t% heat at market this morning, although we have had but few arrivals since Monday, yet the samples left over front that day and Wednesday's mar market were very large, but there was not much demand for Wheat this morning. and sales went elf heavily at our last prices. Barley . was also very dull, and Is. per quarter cheaper. The trade in Oats, Beads, Peas. kitc. is very dull, and very few sales were effected, but there Was no alteration in the prices. CURREN I rer W inchc: :ES ()I' GRAIN [Olt THE WFX.K, •ster 51ea,ui e 114 Eight Btri sturituAlt• WEUSI Ba D., VILIDAT. S. S. S. • S., S• Red? VI: lteat I %late Rye Brant:, or Buck Wheat 134a3834a 8 34 a 38 Rarl..y 'SO a 41 3 0 a 40 SO a 40 Paie Ma1t.,..... . 65 a72165a72 C 5 a 72 Feed (hits lirt•Yr orPolalutdo. 25. u 25 . 25 a 27 25 a 28 New Tick Beau , . 31 a ..A) ST a 41 ) I 37 a 40 • Old ditto New Pigeon ditto 41 a 44 41 it 41 41 a 44 • Hoiliag Pease they. Pew . . 42 a, 46 42 a 46 42 a 41i 115peseeitiler last 341. a 184 341. a 381. 341. a 3SI. FOIL LOIN. American o:mule Riga LllldW ismar itts,iaii and V ries laud ditto Rye Barley Feed Outs Brew or Potash, d o. Tick Beans Pigeon ditto . Budinb Pete:e Grey tease Linseed per qr. a -63 a 78 45 a 64 44 a 60 :u a 3.; I:+3 a 31 21 a 25 211 a 214 32 a 31 33 a 36 41. a 47 40 a 42 48 u 36 A 63 a IS 48 a 64 44 a CO 32 a 35 28 a 34 51: a YS 26 a 158 32 a 34 33 a 31; 42 a 41 46 a 32 48 a 56 a 63 a ;6 48 a i 4 41 a 60 32 a 35 v 8 a 34 ki a 25 26 a VI 32 a 34 33 a 36 42 a 47 40 a 40 48 a 50 AVERAUF. MICE OF CORN, Per ()outer, *4 the Twelve Mai Looie llibtviets of ENGLAND and WALES, fur the Wtek eutliug April the Ist, extracted fruits data; day's Gazette. Wheat... 693 10.1 I Barley... Vs Braes .....44 , 9d Rye .... 41. lei (lets.... 234 Sd I Prase ... 46s 14 BROWN OR MUSCOVADO SUGAR. Average Prier from the Reiorns made in the Week ending eduesday last. ibs. Sid. per cwt. exclusive ulduiy. 63.11T1IFIELD MARK ET. MONDAY, APitn. 19.—We had a good supply of prime Bea.sts at market this morning, the sales of which were busk, and the prices of last week were fully supported. Mutum also brisk in sale, and a trifle eh:alien Pork and Veal were also dearer, and brik.k in sale.—The bu3iness m the Hay •market was retty brisk ; Hay was a trifle deart r. Clover remain. as p er last. Straw was cheaper. '1 he following is a correct statemult of the prices and numbers at market:— VIC (..F. of AlLAT,caellt,...e.. {lead, liuuail , , a n d Hide, sto.e 111 Nl')Nt/AN 3...4 1, 6.1 to 6* 44 wto .5 5. 4.1 to 6. 6.1 •..uun 0.1 to Oa 1111 %ca. 34 6.1 to 1, 4.1 P 4J to t;. 10.1 Lattle at M Ark.. lira. . • 1:,:.!(1,) ,tee anti Lambs . 14,3.11) . . . 204 Cu r • • , Y 2,1 41 lige 1.101 rues, AB Of mid is i%iatli alioul. Id. per rotors. Beef 4s 1,3 to Ss 41 Mutton 54 0.1 to 64 2 ,1 Lao)lip 04 0,1 to Os OJ Vei.l 5s Ott io NJ l'ork 5. Oct to O. 44 'lead 01 (.attic at %I.rk el. 36J at.,l Lao.n. 3 Sol . 1 .;0 I Lahr , IId LON DON Printed and Publi,hul by the Preprietor, .1(1111.1 TWIGG, at the Office, 76, Fitet Strcet, i&h..re ail Lows t• thi; EtLAW, &c. paid) anuat add;c:d.