DEC. 13. CAlings, Daniel Maloney. Fihn Patterson, John Cloney, John yiliner, Henry Palmer, Ff.mry Sta.), Williams Adams, St:satin:lll Wo.-dvord, Ann Bird, E!izabetli creamer, Moses Davis, S`teplifil A uns,.,Catherine Bird, Edward Burke, ?loses Levy, William Davi,, \\* Otani Challand, William Taylor, James Ryder, Thomas Ryder, Richard Moss, and lames Grenier for seven years.—Tmlve weri• ordered to be imprisdned in Clerkcnwal Britlewell for one }ear, ft or' for ttso years, and eleven - for six - calendar months ; eleven were or:iered to be 'mprisoned in Newgate for dikr:rznt periods ; five to 1);. rrivately and three publicly whipped : fifteen fined 13. each ; several judonents respited; and sixteen were discharged by proclamation. ".• • • • ...WO. *I• • • ...a.. • •• • ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES'. Mexnrat.,—Tuesday morning early, a respectable. looking man was dist:overed murdered, lying in a S.eld at Islington, not far distant from Seller's Wells. His pockets were turned inside out, from which ii is inferred he must have been robbed by &nue villains, and afterwards murdered. This mysterious circumstance is undergoing a very scii.us enquiry. The body was conveyed to the Weolpack Tavern, near the spot, for a Coroner's Inquest. Wednesday, his R oyal Highness the Prince Regent held a Court at Carlton House, at which the Recorder of London m.tde leis replrt of the prisoners capitally convicted at the last Septemt.er Sessions in the Old Bailey ; when Frpneis Sitipenan. convicted of forgery, %v.,- ordered for exeeution on Thursday, the 170 inst. On Tuesday morning last. the town of Shrewsbury was surprised by the apprehensien cf the French General Le Brun and his Aid-de C imp ' who had been stationed at Welsh-pool, on their parole ; and Isre making their escape, assisted by the son ofa well-known Keetish imurs,ler, and others. All the parties, however, were seeurel, astd are now buftly in Shrewsbury gaol. A snious accident occurred to one of the London Coaches last week, at Kiugsdown-hill, near Bath ; in consequence ofa Leap of unbroken stones being placed near the center of the road, the coach was upset, thecoachman killed, and some oldie passengers severely injured. The surveyor of the road, for his gross negligence, has been discharged from his employ, and the Commissioners of the Turnpike have de termined to punish him with the utmost rigour of the law. MARLBOROUGH STREET,--TUCSday, George Lentz and H. Knight Were examined on various charges of fraud. I t appeared, that they took splendid apartments at four guineas a week, represented them selves as having just left college, and belonging to families of distinc tion. With this description el themselves,. and their eemthonanly deportment, all the tailors, bootmakerc, jewellers, &c. in the neigh bourhood, became dupes to their artifice. The charges were too numerett: to enter into at length, and the prisoners were remanded oil a future day. DIED. The Rev. 1. Hodson, of 5c01.., Suifilk, aged 78. He had walked from Tivetsliall, after burying a corpse, and retired to rest in his uutaliy good state of helltit, but soon after complainel of indisposi tion, and instantly expired. Lately, at Southampton, William Lakeland, an officer in the Ex ite, a most eccentric character ; he was worth near 40001. i&t funded . property, but lived lattei ly so very abstemiously as to dep,ive him , elf of the common necessaries of life. He 'died without trilking a ill, and Oleo observe], that he hal no relative in the world, and lilt his property, at his decease, should devolve into the hands of over:intent. ti , une neighbours hearing of the deplorable state in h'ch he lived, a few days oetore his decease, endeavoured to render latter Oats comfortable, by administering to 'n..Ta the sustenance :A necessaries for a person in It;s situation, and occasionally sent a s'w bottles of wine, ke. the whsle of which they found after his .ecease, rentaining in the same state as sent ; on inquiry, they were nformed, by the people of the hottse where this penurious man ived, that on his being request' to pariah:• of the articles, his an wer was, " No, 1 shall get better soon, and then they will be worth :melting to me." cr•NTLEMEN haviog Ite or Grey 1. 1 .1.,•.er.: or 1.:...-hrows, may immedi ely 'hake theta srk or 1 1.1 irk. 1.1 , 1;04 and Ge:itleinait making a tingle ill he eons laced that the It LISS! nyp: 14 the meg innocent and he a:1 hie i t . ' l riniver•e for 111:V4totz Itect er Ore. H.lir on the Heat), or any other P z "C%• A LW . ; of 17110 i•actloi h that f r )e.org h.ol her ohlip tt " ha.r, although 11.1t•imr to!eriblv hair of ii:•t• own. hut it i.y at an e are, was rce4)minpl:di•d by another L2ily 34 a ter, t, It hat tram ..trait 'ha had 10'4011 from the I1.,•::41 la Dyr, tra.4 rcsuived to m eke a f trial, n:,4: , 4t. ° 11 Hate. go 4a4 the aililitfipts, that she loft MI the falz.e hair, andl. 14 ' 11 1 01 hair h 3 re the wouthful appeAra nee .!4 when itt a4e. Ate, 'Pri ire.{ nye, MIS-s-eulnea a bottle, or I dozen halt io ht. uldb .vee Proprietor, A. Prince, Jelin-street, o:ifurtl-street a,rfirate hatter, P"l'te No, 7): Head ri Perfumer to her I+44.ietr.Tithhorre-4troet: G allic, . Now H o:i d- street ihron. lAtt, Or/foci-on:el: ?9 Ste 1) IN L 9. Fleet—heel : Ws, I:Leap:l,le : tVaril, I 1 " 11 "ro: it e'to i.Tutt, Exchan:re:• and mot of tl.e priecip 11 KT -11".% hut NI. Ole.erN e the cover of each ton 1,• pun"' "'"li itas.a ' an . 7 .'"ld ink." P:ale.illreri loos . are Inclosed with each bottle. b, ithiA any 'Nat inay 11”. their !, •i r tliewwivoc with cote ai.d pleaqure. Ladle:: and Ge .• 4 : 11 * 11". c"'" , • 1 ') one-room , note lo a totter to ti.e e (F r. o'll re,. • lye by tl.e retnrii a coach nye etiinea',4 worth. hierchatitl, "IA (*coon fltwolte urns f.ett.'in; theft o.rde:i to soy 'it bo'-':iale !II 4a t - will ree4iitet Ukases lalt)W1112';e. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. 7F.4 3 inminNolow • STEPHENFON'S PATENT FIT TTERING MACHINES Are'portAble never trot of reptir, iti in; rif water ft oat the foulest *stares, t ilia ttuesan:ple.l rate of3io gallons pet . (I ., y—reoferioir the water in co our hem.. tifully uneetiglotr tle,na ,:t1 Le recei%vA is a conv:lciir pro,v'tioftho .twerlorit) .of his ion tser any tl. i •:7; o 1 thy kirta yet 0(1'11.4..1.-I'a Lr se.-it at 'cur Slalufactfwv, so. 6, Mort e•streot, ( avelitli-lt-squlte ; aml at Me fl+r of the Jertnc.!lein Cutiee-house. ('.'op; .'.-eonit Corulaill.--111. B. Watts cloate and ;lumps upou the tong itoprovttl 1171)110PYBITMA'l IC FIICNCII LAMPS% T). Nohil't Ge:Art , are' tit , st info% ist . tly that a t•rrat variety of the ahove ele:.t . art LititpB, so geoeralty a-protect 'or tliaii•g and Aratvit: e'-to.trr:e• I:brariez. 6.x. may im iced at 1L1C1T.,13t1): , )%'; Patcat T. tmp lii'satemuse, Cotter:it 4:eut. Hanover-sr/litre, ho iir , t and lotro.luccd the. abeve Ii tps a n'ffland. ‘t brie at..o maybe seen a gc , :at ;icsortinent WCirecian, : „)ptiaa ltoin - - n. a 1: it i•e• T. , r.ap . ?. porvcra!;. Fact Bur.:Or k twitl ca..dle-, at thai expenve of oi.:y one. OM Lamps altered to the Spiral Priaciple. Genuille Spermaceti and other Oils. ' -4*.-ztiamlPM LICiIT NV ATER-PItOOF EE AVER t'CA. FRANCIS and SAMUEL EVELEIGH, No. 4<3, Queens-street, Sontbwatir, respectfully inforin '•e Peel)lie that they Mamefnntetre set perlor [AAA Water-proor Be ever fiats on an entirely new principle, warranted to rte.:id the+ effeca of yr ha anti nil kineli of danep, retainiet; their %Itape and beauty much loet‘,ler than any other Hats (the e:ap wearing free to the 1,i4), and eintemetly combining tine. ad va , tares of ll,xlitc.eq4 and durability.—SoM Befall by Vrautiet V.ve!tel,2ll, No, SQ. Cheapside and by many of the respectable Hatter; in Town and Country. HORNSBY and CO. respectfully acquaint the Piii.l c, that they have nn e a set y t.l Tic%.l, and Shares (4. the ett.uit:g Uttterv, t., be drawn 0.1 the I 'tb na 15th of dattlary next : the Tickets will be ill drawn Jgreelloly to the old nt -*a drawing:, witkla. cannot fail of giving universal svatistactitm. On . .perus. .g the Fcheme, it %ill be found more ad.:a:ital.:ou ,, io the Atire.tturo-r ti an for ,: r tes Lutlerioi ;it CWIOIIII9 net of Sse, IV, but of ,L a;r adiel th-qe:o, aid many more numerous Capital Prizes. Or by P ,:r -rrier exeettred on the satyr^ terms as if preftmt, and all Prizes ete1,1,....•41 without aay deduction whatever, at liornsh) anti ('o.'a Old gattablished State Lottery (Ace, rti, Cornhill. IN consequence of the superiorly of S Ar.moN, 01W, and CO's PATENT SKIJC-A1).11STI It. Titt:SSE 4 l, t!... Pmentee4 t are b..en I trupirot with the followil.g appointment' : —II 15; Navy. the Navy llospitila and Dock-Yards, the Board of Ordnance, the li•ntikurable gast LIMA Comniny..te and continue to reeotninend them to the Pahlic on such liberal terms, %1,1‘.1 1 lace ....‘,.t before been offered, that the full Cost :•hall b. rcturned to all Pureletsers if not approved after airy Trial, Wear, or 11,11Earts. N. It. Per wits refitting in the Country wading the circumference of the 11,stly io inches, just above the hips, may tlemmitl upon being- aceuratekhtted. Ma tat.ctory, Strand.—Sold by Arms rang, Le:We:than- treet. VELNOS' ORIGINAL VEGETABLE SY UP. MR. CANIIA 51 is !;!Itistied those whet know him calant attribute his anxiety t prevent the l►zrniviaua etferts of impostor.. merely to interested motives. tie rep comme:als to the earnest attention of the the foitowia extract. of a p ICCe griph in The Marnim; Post Newpiper of the 421:11 ,, f Ne.tuther. "'rule (vie brat. eel Sterne, in svaltin . ; of Impostors, observes, th it the Ve tiler of Aled:oine., w' ocea;ions the death of an iii t victual, by takiw; his bo :sled c.ar.etlies, is, to the e • 4 of God, "'May of murder," &c. \Ve entirel: a ',tee wit:a this wr;ter Li these opt ;I ons; and the fall conviction of their truth, we cannot fin in ripr.,s,.. iii;; our stronx Led'ffitation at :he late obotnitinlit.; oven - sin of au O V E•lelirf. a Lu.. r.i.it individttA, ia the Intiuttlest wail: of ii.e , who pres!tote, t., Arn• f too strange-. !u;:ctiire. most soine dan;rert; as or dead; ; Auto.tatt, • $ fits ployers; and whiellte has the audacity to wilt the'Ve‘ * re. the St rep of De to nu as prepare:l by the late Mr. Isaac Swninson. Anil !rec.., c • , :lfe,s. we sin:ill r with horror, when we coatempiate such cool, sac% deilier ate folio:attire : such da k and ri peel;';; ley.—A. respect able Gtoli le:1141), wit t illt . 'nlll% L:c has exp , re. enced for the last sixteen years, in his own family, nod is a (tree circle of :stow. • rolls friends. the henelt et that valuable, raceli c iro, thorlies rof t,) r,, 1 1 0 .,. fact, vis. t—Tbat he has Ito ecitased a bottle of this plett•mteel Syron. of Rotetre Junes, and fro . .n can de• tare, t kit it is entirely diteretit, in all re. spects. from the Yegetalne Spa; p of De Vetoes, n i pteporeci by 11w hitt! Mr. mow; in. son.. In mentioning this fact, we are g.00.,.1 by no i , ther motive than a dosire r• proteCt the unsttspet.ting and unwary, from the net: of the clesignhtg a id tie nunrin. 0 1 ;10, till they can he broaAlit to justice:'—Tits genuine morlitlet•• is said by tits proprietoe, Mr. Ca :;ham. No. -21, Frith-street. London. It 1.; a!so s.,ltt b$ Mr. At • iii sate. Chemist, len, Rishopsgnte-street, at 13s. a bottle an t i by Mr, c au L aua . d Agents, ht every considetable town in the United. Kiag•tioin. • A BEAUTIFUL PitODUCTION mom INDIA. Patrolittel by their It 'tat 111411.tesoeg the Pritte..4 , 4 o; Wiles :u , d-Ilte D u k e ,f Frt..yx, altd Inoßt of the "ti.:l)llity, M : me,‘ MiA it 01/. : f i n. th e LAI of tlO. Oil. extracted from a Tree it: 1;:o cf tr. iii the I,lst Indieq, are rtrr he,foul prered.tett for etiere.t - 4i.fs,ti. a tir,lwth ..1 11 , tir, even o:1 Bald P:aces, to it.04:111 Pllti prevettth“ it falling tilr r ithaie.4.4tit; eoiour. Tlt itrtAtNitix the ILOr it i 4 pre-eminent 1.1 ; Oct t'+l.}, m 'MI. e.!(.1 , 3 .0 • o'ent.. re.nderintr, the N tir to apre4 , i •• , ti•ttttitt. , :. •t• (Lost th or xViiics':eit-t, Evebton, ( Pie. 1 . ,11.1e, the t.r-t prtt.lttetir.l to the w.trid. for t:tt!:tsr :tad ite..titeitl‘il..r the II tir or Gem rte”, nod n.—Stich col. brit, It.t:i tt t•tileti. that it i. t tily !mew re •.1 le(it%itg cf the GO . Ntleir n N-tvy and Amy. :1;A lic I•trse. •I: it t , A .itite.l ti all Clint ites. So!d at 34.6 d. In, rd. nod lay - . t. +tittle.; (coot .in ; ; et.fht onatl on.-. 4) at O. 1 , . elth, by the Prepr:etori, Rowia d aml Son. tartly i 4itclt ti•trilen. liswtdo t; and (ay A ppoitittno.tt) by fl II 11'11 •letukio and 1. 1 ivd•its every Tor.n thrtm.:ltot.t the .._ _ • . . „*. Beware of servile Itnii.odore. Conteilie MACW:A.IC Oil is sisrod e 1 iat.et i•I Red Ink. `• A. It.o.cland ant? Son." Of v..11‘.:n tnt. f•e 11-141 a mn-t Important Tlieeorpey. patronised hr !le •..1 Ilighaeps the 1)00!.-.4 of York. tro..d eanctien.-.1 by. ICI Mx:-.llericy ;v Pint itte. and .n los F.uoilies of 11 i..;11 is: :notien—A .I.SI ••• A V.VIIt.I; - !', \I, , 1 14.13 Hut Specibr, for tin, Te..tli 1.; , ,3 1 .15., for er.ol it iniro s t n_ri; -orciery of Ar!e. Te.-th and (11m4, and r.nrlprlnr exti'ett”. l % • Ta of this Extract are sAnctioneo by Iho opinions of titr. ow-t elnl”ent Grrat Britaill, France, an.l throoghont Kneirw•,, of doe 1.. t, ctehr,e.;,d John Itont. , r.--Prep.irel and cold at 101. tad. a iel .smel! hottl 4, 4 of 4.. A 'ft; tLt .4. 1 4aL0 Pax 0.:.1 per lour, by IL.: PrzpC.s.t. re, er abo'• r. iv7tY ra iver na'Al 3tidt !Pa' "ii'