270 lupousted to have Yanmitted six ourgtaiies. Soon alter his escape fro this prison, Mr. Aik•ns.. the keeper. recoiYed information that Richer , . frequeigls went to ash -e-inakes . 's in the neiohhourhood of 111 Fe • tilt's, and havit u n doubt of the correctness of It. he &rec.,- BeckM one of his 'turnkeys, ro waft!) the shoe-mdker' , 4 house. Becky watched repeatelly for sever ti weeks wh •rt on the 6i it lost. about le, tu'ehiek ni;:ht, he saw fitcharil -on approaching him near the cori.e. of Tower-street, di- etse tl in two oreat coeds; tie turned down Towe: street, aod after .9/ .ll,idg .1 few yards, looked behind him, and observe Becket followitio ; fli n ts which lie tort , . oIF his Iwo "real coats, and se: toff ninninff v<-iv 1:10. 130eLe! ti growl.' on him, and purtite;: him till he. got *Jed .street, when a man coining out of ruh'ic-house ran asort . e.s• and kit eked hin down. Becket the:. seized hint, nod st a so extremely agitated at the in solo,. that he woldlly did hot ktiow Recker. „old asked what he wa t tle,. with him. lieckot ,renreil and to 'lc hilt) into a public bon-e where, upon searching. h- '..otsts.l flue him B' 1k so Eo d i Ind notes to ti!, amount of !i'?.il which he olio , : 0! to give to -.set if be woold let hie, go ; neeket however ref set acceid ut the b W . , and cony yed him to the House of f'orrecti n Ott his a' rival •Iseie. he seeperseid,•• Richardson, fam glad to see rot beck, I tear Lou have ie-en dom.. a deal of mischief since von have been ono ; irons the w ,‘ in whit It the AlLtrchi mess of I . ).iwnsiore's ritho-ry -as commore(t, I suspect soli were in that." Richardson reoli-d, " volt hay behave •s• weli to me. I will n t tell you art untruth ; i .ick,l,,wled,:e 1. was in that rohhery. and I else tell you all about it " tiove:nor then asked him, if any, or the wit ile of the property cow() he recovered ? he replied. it could, if the keeper would accompany Olin it Mr. seph's, as c uld it her tell !he name of the street, or the insmber of tin , house where he live 1. fh Keeper agrees), and Went without deli' in a coach with him, accompaoi• d lov 'ecket and anin: er ot the turnkeys. 'll e proceeded as 'io,eted isy Richardson to Chandlers. street, Grosy•inor-sonare, used lit. o:s rate signal at the door of a house occupied by Joseoh. a Jew ; 'he (bror was opei.ed by .1 ' 4 ephil A ligh: being procured, Mrs. Jos- nit was asked for two diaiu rings sthieh Richardson said she earl. and they were part of the properly stolen from the Marchi •tiess of Diwitshire's house. She positively delie•S havitirr them : the !must. was Rearched, but the rings were not found. Fite Keeper mid his brother, the offictir, prtweeded, agreeably to die eeti•ms ot Riciwrdsoo, in search of others concerned in this rohherv.--The prisoners were contained for further examination. Tiso,sday a man was brought front the Sugar Loaf public-house, in Drury-1;-ine, charged with an assaidt upon a woman, at that house, under the following circumstnices :—lt appeared that the woman resides on Wimbledon eiiitint-n, keeps fowls, and had found an egg in one of her hen's nests. on which she described an inscription to appear, "Buns znprrte will die this sear." She concluded this was a supernatural cir- cusustance, and brought it to London to show to her sister who keeps the Sugar Loaf pidle-house, in Drury-lane : she called her friends and cus tomers together to see the marvellous work of nature ; among them was the man chat ged with the :Issault, who it appeared had been attracttd to view the extramdindry circumstance, and who, while she was exit'. bitioog the egg, gave her It blow on her arm, by design, which knocked the ego out of her hand, and broke it. The avitut s.ies who attended ad• mined and confirmed the account that an inscription to the above effect did appear on the ego in question ; but whether it W3S an act of nature 4 art they could not certify : they ackn owled g ed dint the inscri p tion o. the egg-shell, and that it was incorrectly spelt. It MRS raisf , . "I" egL . also appears' that the prose•cutrix's hens had lately laid soate unnatural eggs with spot► on them. &c. Mr. Nam., ►he Sitting Magistrate, advised the man to make the mat ter up with the woman, and they retired for that purpose. On their re turn into the Office, the man stated that the woruan had demanded 101 ai altetnuneration for the loss of her egg. The Magistrate cousideriog the demand as exorbitant, dismissed the complaint. ACCTDENTS AND OFFENCES. Last week, three men, farmers' set vents at Leybourn, near Town Mailing. Kent, ...bile at their work, found under some hay, a tub of brandy concealed by a smuggler, and of which they drank to such excess, that one of them died b. fore reaching home, and the others remain in a weak end dangerous state. On Wednesday last, a duel was fought by two of the French pri soners on board the Sampson prison-ship, lying in Gillingham Reach, when one of - them in consequence was kllled. Not having any swords, they attached to the end of two sticks a pair of scissars each. The deceased received the mortal wound in he Abdomen ; his bowel...pro truded, and yet he continued to parry aid' his antagonist while his strength would admit. Afterwards an application was made to the surgeon of the ship, who replaced the Intestines and sewed up the wound; but he survived but a short time. TUE NATIONAL REGTSITR. APRIL 25. On Wednesday sesonight.. about ten o'clock, the side wall of Mr. arson's flour warehouse, in London-road, Liverpool, tHI with a readfid crash. Every floor broke dow:t, destroying all the pro city on the premises. The persons in the house %ter! Mr and I.s. Barton, and one daughter, who hail r..tired to bed. They n.pt on the first floor, and were precipitated into the cellar. The ei libohrs immediately crowd .d to the spot, and on forcing the iont door, discovered Mrs. Barton clinging to a wooden prop, iving miraenion 1:v escaped unhurt. It was nearly two It tir., how :ter, befitre they discovered the dam :liter, a girl of 13, who wits •ialisiderably injuir but not dangerously ; and about a quarter of 3 hour afterwards the body of Nlr. Barton was got out of the 1 tin., .fcless. The principal room in the warehouse ha.l been generally aced for exhioitions, at the time of the fairs held in that nei2libour mod, anti we understand was . just engaged for a similar purpose, when the eonscquences might have been still more calamitous. SUICIDES —Thut.sday, a roron.l's log es.t iat on a young lasso of ,pectable connexions, who had been brought up a surgeos., amid c. as 'bout to enter the nav3 in his professisesal c•spacity, bit ii..t Atittritig eenyiper underivisor rtu nin ttion h free the %door thy Board, it preyed on his siorit., :said he wdllnwed poison. Va. , diet, Lunacy,--Aft" her inquest war, held. and a similar t re torned, on an unfortui•Hte voting creoure, otik twenty, nod 4 ao i teresting .poeasanee. la ely tinder the ; rote , is it of a loan f t'srttiue,. who being deserted and in distress, she connuitie suicide by talking poison. _ Mraese.wwl he circumstance of a child having been found in Vipond's Pood, t Harleston, in ,tortnlk, has led to a very melan• elm!, and inapressie vitacropo - . Every exertion ‘‘ as m.de. on the ,part of the Coronet's Jury. and aim) th.t of the Rev. Archdeacon Old. •ershaw, the Magistrate, to offset a discovery ; not ‘iti , o4n , ..lng which, the only tha• coold by returned, was that of - Watul roulette against some person or pennus unkof.wiloiwAigainst Mar? Tierrei, how ever, one of the I ur women who had been esaminvii, very strong susiticion *till existed. 81te wr, :T. ef;:1•.•-quence, tasen net .*e Mr. Oldershaw tl r. .0 io foul tinses.siieruarris, but to no effect. Still lr, I •.t : mit, and' the caneral feeling, were ten against [nor, thst the Magi,Liste eouH not rest s.:•i-Aert without l a r•ii , ,r investigation ; and a day was accordir.tilq appointed Mt that purv.e. But the ()kW' o the Appo.rtment w defeated. The unhappy wrv' A took poison a.ii'y nn the moninr -1 Satutrlay sennight, ann died its the course of a f'tw hours, A Coroner's Inquest was held upon the bo , iy on the follov.iug 11r:today, when the ,yurxgave in their VOlPAint+:l6. vela de se; and on the same evening, oink seven o'clock, she was buried in the road, with a stake driven through her body, in the presence of a vast concourse of people. HIRAI'S. At his Lordship's house in llulton-row, the Right Hon.-Lady Wal pole, of a sun. • Lady Catherine Forrester, youngest daughter to the Dowager Du chess of Rutland, of a son, at her Graces house in Sackville•street. MARRIED. At Cardington, Bedfordshire, A. Pull, Serjeant at Lai►, and Fel low of Sr. John's College, Oxford, to the Lion. L. M. M. St. John, third daughter of the late H. Beauchamp, Lord St. John, of Filetsoe, and niece to S. Whitbread, Esq. M. P. Lately in Paris, Captain Louis Lefevre to Captain Marie Titurea. It appears that Captain L. commanded a comp Any in Spain, and so veral times would have been taken prisoner by the British, &c. during battles, and at one time would have been drowned, but for the bold ness and exertions of Mademoiselle T. who had entered the allay in disguise to save her brother, who had been drafted, whose constitu tion was too weak to bear camp fatigues, and Ns hose appearance she, greatly resembled. She had been in the service several years, and had been made a Lieutenant fc.r her activity and brlvery ; and re ceived many wounds, bat Kr sex was not discovered until she received a ball in the breast, of which Captain L. appri . ed S ,, nh, when she was raised to the rank of Captain. Captain L full of gratitude and ad miration, solicited her hand, aild they were both permitted to retire upon half pay. DI ED. At Ramsgate, R. Eastharn, a tualden Lady, aged 103 yeses and. se ven mon , hm. At Falkirk, Scotland, D• M'Kinnon, aged 101. He was a native of the island of Skye, and passed the greater part of his early life in the army. He was at the battles of Dtttingen and Fonsenoy. where he was %omitted. At Great Whittinghans, N,rohunsherland. aged 104. Sarah Robson alias Sally Boschill. She reaped in the harvest field in her loSti year s , , and retatueck the tse of h►er &values sear 4 to the last., ' • .