f; ME NATIONAL REGISTER. appearance of a conspiracy to defraud a third person. because Buller would have to pay all the incurnbrances so charged upon the property sold. First, he was brought by the defendant to the plaintiff, and for his being so brought, he was chat ged at the rate of 10 per cent." Mr. GAR Row called Buller to interrogate him as to his know ledge of this contract between the plaintiff and defendant, and be completely disclaimed any knowledge of it. Lord ENBOAOUGH, " Then I hold this action is not main tainable." The plaintiff was accordingly nonsuited. part of the abdomen, on her left aide, and immediately , off.—The cries of the woman brought air'ce and she ca rried to the Westminster Hospital s and now lies dangerous state. 'l'he wound inflicted by this Monster, five inches in length. The woman describes him to ' 90 years of age, wad as speaking in a foreign Ineguage, she did not uoitorstand one sword. It is to be hoped, vigilance of the Police will be successfully exerted speedy detection of this wretch, who may otherwise similar outrages on the persons of that sex, to whom, injury, never fails to rouse in the breasts of Englishmen of just abhorrence, indignation, and resentment. Forty-four Capital Prizes, Four of 20,0001. and no than 2/3/..--.All to be drawn in one day.—Hornsby Stock-Brokers, beg leave to remind the Public, that Lottery will begin and finish on the 15th of next month. eta and shares are considerably cheaper than for many past. The novelty of the scheme is approved of, and the excessive, which has caused a rise in price, and must as such, Hornsby and Co. hope their friends will buy Thirty-eight shared capital prizes were sold by Hornsby s in the last State Lottery.—Also, in the last two years, Twenty Thousand, 3 of ten thousand, 2 of five thousand.—) 4,469, 20,0001.; 2,618, 20,000/.; 18,544, 20,0001. ; 10,294,' 19,544, 20,000/. ; 133, 10,000/. ; 2,279, 10,0001. ; 8,831. 8,716, 5 . 0001. ; 19,570, 5,0001. Besides lof 4,0004; 6 of 1 3 0001. and 10 of 5001. MARRIED. At Sandridge, Kent, the Rev. D. Williams, second Winchester College, to Amelia, daughter of the late Goddard, of Stargroves. Capt. Page, of the Bombay Establishment, to Miss Barker, of Ba st Sheen, only ' the late P. Barker, Esq. of Charlton Kest,. Mr. surgeon, of West Cowes, Isle of Wight, to Mrs. BlAnherihsgen, of Blackheath, Kent. The Rev. R. Scrods, of Newnhasn P Devonshire, to Harriet, youngest daughter of the late Rogers, Bart. of Blackford, in the same county. F. English of the Royal Engineers, to Catherine, youngest daughter , Blenden, Esq. of Stoke Hall, Ipswich. Mr. French, limaan, Bexhill, to Mrs. Colchin, many ars landlady of the Lion and Star and Garter Inns, Brighton. On Saturday, 12th inst. at St. George's, Hanover-square, by the Rev. Edward Conyers, John Trower, Esq. of Berkeley-square, Sophia, daughter of W. Baker, Esq. late Member for the -.red Hertford. At St. Andrew, Holborn, T. Turner, Esq. bern Park, Essex, to Grace, fourth daughter of the late man, Esq. of Hampstead. At Great Baling, Essex, Esq. nephew of B. Goodrich, Esq. of Ulm& Grove, Goodrich, his daughter. DIED. Aged 74, the Rev. E. Howman, Rector of Gissing den, and one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for Aged 85, J. Dade, Esq. one of his Majesty's Justices Peace for the county of Suffolk, and formerly M: West Suliolk Militia. At Banbury, Oxfordshire, G, Baron de Poley, a French emigrant nobleman, wh( fortune in the French Revolution, and was reds greatest poverty. In New King-street, Bath, Mr. , Commissioner for taking special bail. He formerly public-house, called the Bell, in Monmouth-street, the which consequently bore this apposite inscription--$ _ Lately, at Cirencester, Mr. J. Clark :he owed ' death having swallowed an apricot stone in the course of which lodged in a part not likely to create serious on a sudden immersion into the bath a few days cussion caused its removal to so dangerouir a part, mediate dissolution followed. OLD BAILEY. Tuesday, John Brown was indicted for stealing, on the I Ith •f December, a leather portmanteau, containg wearing apparel, the pro )erty of David Field. The portmanteau was put -in the Bedford waggon, at Bedford, with other packages. It was to come to the White Hart, in St. John's-street. The waggon contained poultry, which the waggoner carried to Newgate lklarket ; and during his absence, the prisoner opened the fore part of the waggon, where the portmanteau was stowed, and was seen making off with it. The Jury found him guilty, and being a notorious offender, he was immediately sentenced to seven years tpnsportation. The several trials having finished, sentence of Death was pronounced by the Recorder on the tollowing convicts, viz.:— Jeiseph Blair and Gustavus Lowe, for forgery ; Ann Nesbitt, for fasslng counterfeit money, having been before convicted of a like offence ; Jane Holland and James Blay, for burglary; John White and Thomas King, for highway robbery ; Henry Wilson, Urm. Lewis, and Wm. Henry Atterbury, for stealing goods in dwelling-houses ; and Henry Goucher, for horse-stealing. Twenty-one were ordered to be tran'ported for seven years ; one to be imprisoned in the House of Correction for two years ; nine for one year, and eight for six months ; ten in Newgate for various periods; two to be privately and one publicly whipped ; two fined Is. each, and discharged; six judgments respited, and twenty-three were discharged by proclamation.—Sessions ad journed to the 20th of February. ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES. Monday, as a young lad was employed in cleaning the second floor windows of a house in Finsbury-place, he lost his hold, and falling on his head on the pavement, he was killed on the spot. Tuesday, an innkeeper, who resides in the neighbourhood of Barn .t, was brought to Bow-street Police Office, on the charge of Mr. Parkin, the Solicitor to the Post-office, in coniequence of a 'Ol. Bank-of-England note, part of the notes stolen from the Mail at Bedford, being. traced to him. A farmer proved his taking it of the prisoner for some pigs at Bornet market, within ten clays of the robbery of the Mad; and the prisoner not being able to account how he became pos set sed of it, w..s detain«l. An inquest was held on Monday se'nnight, in the Marshalsea Prison, on the body of Mr. Thomas Culver, a debtor in the said prison. The Jury was convened at twelve o'clock, and proceeded to the examination of witnesses, which occupied their time till half-past five P. M. when they adjourned till the following day at twelve o'clock, and after three hours investi . gation, and due deliberation, returned a verdict—Die'! for want, c. ! Antonio Cordoza, the Portuguese sailor, who was convicted on Friday of the murder of Thomas Davies, was executed on Monday. He was aftended in his last moment, by a Catholic Priest, and died extremely penitent.. An immetise concourse of people attended, among whom were a great number of Portuguese and other foreign seamen. Monday, while two labouring men were engaged in a pugi listic encounter on Tower-hill, a pressmastcr, who conceived they might be better employed in a union to tight the enemies of their country. sent his gang, who conveyed them for that purpose on board the tender. ANOTHER MONSTER.--On Thursday evening last, a foreigner accompanied an unfurtutate female into St. James's Park, where they remained some tone. On their return, in passing up the steps of a gate leading into one of the streets of West minster, the miscreant suddenly plunged a knife into the lower PRICE OF STOCKS. Bank Stock 241 S per Cent. Reduced 674 3 per Cent. Consols 66 111 4 per Cent. Consols . 113 -0 5 per Cent. Navy Annuities... 991,1 Bank Long Annuities l7 1" India Bonds os s . Old Annuitiss ......66} Exchequer Bids, 3d. 12s. Omnium Si dis. Consols for February 651 i The above are ale only Funds that are open. 16nd , m • Printed and r.(litml by E. 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