The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
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: .11ISSII01-11008, OCT 6.
InIACMI IN THE JEWIIIII SYAAGOGVE.

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*lmp et the nasce- of fesers,ield his two Roos. VITO
HMI 11filIT rietuss tad imptesoffr cement during the see-
wle.hltkie (ley, u Leadeithall-stmlet Sr
• ibis:era Asher aid Newton, ton hi=uf the sidely.
stated, that the Ater ISSA,CII, from bring a rued Idesther of •
the Symagurse, ell st ewe cheesed hie Loading, sad am*
sewers' charges against the Secretaries, of peculethseg, tholes
charpet the Committee bad inquired into, sod &alit Atha
totally unfounded'. Au mike bad been commenced soling
Isaacs, belt the Committee had taken isto ealismtvatermi the
state of Ins wife, and /id Indio!' liege6mtly. sad ethh-
drew the action, on cosiditieu that be would p® a 6es'gf
owe goiters. This by has refused to du, and still coutitierat
in poblie to asperse the conduct of the S. 'eretaries the Colib•
1311114. V. and Society at large, sheep that thew were all
perjurelk audited robbed the pour feed. Satardsy Imat,was
a day of great solemnity amines: peopfe dr their poise-
sae% but during the service, instead of being at prayer, the
ellffie Prisoner was exclaiming against the Membsrs,pf the
Ileilaty, mod leyisg he did not doubt but their had 16bhird •
tits per food of from sun to towel. 'this was takeout=
loyeloweral of the Cusgemuntiow, sod the Treasons. wee
Sr wait on the eldest Prisoner, sod infurin hit. tbatin would
mot be peresithat to take his seat to.day, mid J Lc tame be
would out he admitted inside the bar The Prisour as, bow. .
ewer, can:c, and attempted to force their way inside of 'bp
Bar. The Beadle interfered, us which the eldest of the
suns struck lam, and the liaise Primmer* were takes bate
custody. and brought is the Compter. They further staled.,
that the eldest Primmer had out paid Le. fess for the Swop'
year, and that ao persons, except those • lio paid their fres;
were admitted inside of the Par—outsi..e. of the Sae was
allotted fur stranger; of regeydeseriptioe, led eldth 4
the sons did sot below: to that Society. bait is thothea.
Synagogue.
Mr. Ilene, also attended as thilieitor fur the Prieenera,, •
stated, that that Caddouitte axe Trimmer hell so apt to pro.
seat the Prisoners fern gOiled to their seats, The eldest
Isaacs paid rent for the scat, and his father had bees the
founder of the Synagogue. He 1111/ as moth isatilied is
won force as if be was to he pretested from going to a
house I.e rester'. The Committee had se right to lime hies c
guinea fur what he had said oat of the Synagogue.. If he
had out paid the rent for the last year it was broths, it '
would nut be received • he bad tendered it, audit was re-
fused. It was a conspiracy and combleildles the
eldest Prisoner, on account of some pirate iiillierpsees be-
tore., bins Roil some individuals of the ieekty s, said he
would, after lila Lordship bad ileterinined the ewe
h
L.rn, moire a warrant OPlteet the heedik, ter as ellbeleif
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the Prisoners. a peewee's/ that from whims peethullers
and nothing see of their property. He Lade* doe* het his
Lordship 'rusk! see the emitter is id poplar light, sod Sim
must the Prisoisers.
The eldest buck in ill &ts*. mull; Ilk hid Po at say
dine believed improperly is the Symegagell hadiseid,sed
did say so yet, that the Senetheies had othisidasil a *sled
he could read mid write toe sad halted pri. talterellece
co
ta r !-;,.stries ; he had s right to ge Cobh me it
,ors
hit prui.rrs i ; be paid rent for it, avid be &Hag bid bees
the foiroler of the Synagusee, which gave hies s hivereee
right to any of them . hisses did sad Wrens wail he caw
the Beadle was te eau/4 loft, eery runt *PO
but a vile coospirecy m.;i.est Irks. Mir rums spike
ageism him DOW, Ist he "mold sot hems deem if
browner of hest week ellies he asked situp gies# Sweet of
the Primmer, which he versed.
Several Jews deposed as to the disorderly caledilet 4 the •
eldest Primmer is the ilysegegse dnriag sane e.
The 1.050 Mayes. said, be differed from Mr. Harris
is his ar4utersit that the Preither had a right to nee tares
to get to the seat ; for 011t3Oef7. if he had let • threw to
soother, sad did not wish to let MI to bun say longer, wield
that justify Hie pergola is knocking him down I. get
isusetemioe ail ? His Lardsliip thee uhermed, that it was
uot the gayeties for him to decides *briber the Primmer had
• right to the scat or not bet it ems for hiss to amide; lithe-
thee 1114 PfitatlONO bad beast of riotous esedect se the
firm/ogee donne tonic* I It had Mwproweffi by itsehtlafte
MOW% the their conduct had tarn high.? ..si
would iltallfvoll sages them to dad bail to their "
dart in future at the Spitagispre. Although the ose
that merry het of literal" allsoltd he me . toner/ firmer;
vat the lair will dam them pers as se Islets fA
with I proper demesnedr, umt set en disturb the peace 4 the
coogrefoitliAl.
The PIOPIKTO gar* seninty Ix their fears good c induct,
mud ems accordingly disclaimed.
-I I crwttoithwi.
Yoeasfrolaw, James was dowsed with embeselimg a
queetely tst goods at Mai:chewer, tae property of tiammet
Ike. tom
Mr. Ilkuldois stated, that the iiiimator was a calleis-misee.
&clover, AS stir, wee Ur. Newton, Id Dornlow, able/des-
cluster ; they Lad bees both at the Market is Wasabether, -
with ■ quantity of goods : neither Mr. Newton er the P 71.-
21)1641- were abie to sell their roVIII on the first day—they
took a store, mot stored them together. Mr Siewtos hav-
ing ensue basin-. 6 to attend to at Imme, left his roots with
the Primmer to dispose of fur him. He did dispels a
them, but instead of areousating for them he abitheded •
and the W Ames:-was seat to London in pursuit of him ; Wed
nesday sight hew, him in a shop in Neuritic-street, when he
got two Officers, and had him appildiended. On ifia Wag
taken into custody, he said he did sot tetras to thakeid Sir. ".•
Nth too, and gave the Weser. the mosey he had received
for the /MOIL
The Prisoner, in bin defence, said, it was set Ins runs
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to bare kept the money ; he bud gut bills es Leedus or the
amount of the goods, be oat afraid they weft net good,
and came up to ascertain It
Sir tt tLLiaO CEsurts said, it was a charge that was net
coguisable before hire, end discharges{ the P, owner.
11•1rAOROUGH-I,TRECT OCT 6.
The Vestry Clerk of St. Patterns Parish applied ow basalt
of the Parish 4 Officer., for an authority fronithe Msgittrates„
to possess ihetuscli es ot certaia chattels, the property or ex
unfortunate Frenc 1.1 Lady, the wife of Gust Butler, who bad
emigrated lusher with her tinily, dariag the :merges of the
Iter,drition.
he Count himself, who had esjoyed a stipendiary show.
ante, through the gesernsity of the British tiot ermines., had
returned to France during the but short interval " Peeee,
ru hopes of recovering some part of bill property, antills-
nesters were pleased to direct that his peus:..n shored MI ow.
tinned daring his also, ,•e. *1 he leagtb, however, of this
absence, the anemone' y of 'integre, wide.) to the embar-
rassment of her siltation, so operated upon the ruled of hie
lady, sate eases a viotcat dtraagoarut, in the paroxysms
of .with she attempted the lire, of her children. Ilse
Parisi, )::icrrit were lettered to iotedere, aid take the aa-
ferttioste lily sem, her chddrei under their protective, sad
their object was to nod-minify the parish from emperor, by
taking possessiou of Ism • ,tteti, as is eases of pauperised
under the Pour Lao.;
To crutcl this, a.. aged i t blerdad, the Marquis Ds
Ii F who profthesad to be . Itme to this nufurte-
irate family, bad applied to the pare • • hive those chil-
dren placed nodes tow care, a also the pre., .•'ty fur their ed-
vaausge, awl be b. ....ea with him lette o to toe Magistrate,
7roes the Bishop 'Anginilerse and as other French IteskOli;
folly segredit.ore LOB prtensiuss.
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PORTSMOUTH, OCT. S.
Sailed the Triumph, of 74 guns, Sir Thomas
Hardy, to joie the Chßune fleet.
Went out of harbour the Chanticleer, a new brig,
Capt. Ha rburil.
The f.gcris sloop, Captain Hole, is .appoitited
convoy for the westward.
Sailed the Sparrow sloop, Capt. Birt, for Cork.
The Semiramis frigate is ordered to be fitted up
, to take the Marquis Roulette to Strain.
The Ant not having returned from cruising. off
the Wight, it is supposed the Russian squadron
has not passed yet for the Downs.
PLYMOUTH. OCT. 4.
Arrived the Eclair, of 16 guns, Captain Quasi.
srith her prize, the French brig Greed Duke de
Berg, with a valuable cargo, from Guadaloupe ;
she was formerly the Duke of Montrose packet,
captured on net passege froin badmouth for the
West Indies, ahoaz six months since. The Eclair
has also capturt d the t• ranch brig Fanny, from
Nana, for CdytnlllC, with procidoos ; she is not yet
artivoll. h',oitreprenante salmi., from a cruise; and
the Plover, of 18 guns, Captain Browne, irons
Lisboa.
Sailed the Naiad, of 36 guns, Captain Dondes,
with sails. for the ChOoloel fleet, must of the ships
hermit carried away their canvas in the late gales.
Sailed also the Nanpareil schooner, Lieut. Dickin-
son, for Corumta. I
Aye jet,ck,—Sir Arthur %Vellesley, General
Ferginans...,,.l their Staff, hive this inu:uent lauded
from the Plover. The Plover spoke the liu,siati
fleet yesterday off Scilly.—Witid S.W.
vai.moutru, ear% 3.
Arrived, this day, the Dispatch Packet, Harris,
with Mails from Comma, tive days passage, brings
an account of a most sanguinary battle tieing
fonght in Biseuy, on the dist ult. in which the
French were most completely defeated, with the
loss of 2000 kill,tl and 3000 pri,oners : the Spa-
niard. retook Billina. Ilia Majesty's ships Do-
*eget and toonwit, with the Saapper schooner,
two Spanish frigates, ant thee Eliza Packet, were
lyiug there. The lady Pellets, Parket, with Mails
for falmouth, sailed from Corutina on the 21st
ult. and may be daily expected. The Dalrymple
Convention was known there, the tenns of which
did not at ill please the Spaniards. The Minerva
frigate had arrived at Co.:mina with part of the crew
of a French corvette, bound to the West Indies,
alai& he hail chased and destroyed.
Yesterday put in here a trausport, having on
board abost 130 Spanish cavalry, from the Baltic,
lost the convoy two days since for Spain.
Sailed the Murriston armed brig, with 9 sail of
vessels, bound round land.
The expedition ender Sir David Baird are ex.
petted to sail on to-morrow or Wednesday.—
Wind W.
DEAL. OCT. 5.
Arrived and sailed fn the River, tie Eliza, from
Jamaica, Gram Corcllac and the packet I.4.4Fhig.
from the Brazils.—Witid S.W.. I
514LEINESS. orm. S.
Sailed the Piercer, with a couvoy for CiOtteo-
hargh.—%Vind S.W.
DOTER. OCT. 3.
• Several Portuguese merchants landed, here yes-
terday, out of a ship from the Brazils, and are now
waiting for passports to prriceed„to Lend The
ot!,
Hazard, French priral.er, taken by the , 44/e,
belong. to Cahn'. Thirteen vessels of that' ) escnp-
tin.' were out on Sttutit4y nigSt, 'sod Boulogne
not It:satiating 60 of tle sante kind. The two ettdArs
sakes. by the asse with their crews, exeept•two
men, have been carried into Calais.
Remain in the Roads the Picadors and the
Bask sloops of war.
IRELA:VD.

LIMERICK. sPVT. 29,
The four following persons, John Hickey, Mau-
rife Markey, Joint M..Vawara, and Jahn Lek",
all of Kihniirry, against whom informations were
lodged, for the attack oul4llll KO!y. at New-
castle, in the liberties of this city, on. Thursday
night, were arrested cud conveyed to gaol under a
military escort; The disturbances in some parts of
the vicinity making a prompt and striking example
neneasary, Mrbleed the Magistrates 'to prefer not
to have the holictments laid capitally, which would
protract the trial until the ucat assizes (probably a
period of six months)—sbut to have the prisoners
tried for a misdemeanor, nicking it cognizable at the
Sessions; au adjournment thereof was fixed for
Monday ling, and the Grand Jury disposed of the
bills ; notice of trial was given, and it came on,
yesterday, at the City Court-house. The panne!
being called, and Jury sworn, the unfortunate
William Kelly, wlio :eceived considerable personal
injury, his Iwod mutilated by the fellows, and
threats of his I fe frequently made, for only com-
ing as a herd.ruati to Mr. O'Brien, from another
part of the country, fully supported his &posi-
tions, and corroliorittiug proofs established the
guilt of the deluded prisoners; they attempted by
some witnesses to prove an alibi, but their evidence
was in all respects i prohahle and tont% ailictory.
The Worshipful George Smyth. Lill. Recorder,
presided with the Mayor and Alderman Vincent,-
and he recapitulated the evidence with such legal
remarks, and in the most patient, impartial, and
i npressive rummer, that the Jury on retiring, and
after u few minutes deliberation, returned a ver
dict of—Gnilty against the Prisoners.
The Met:mina then, with peculiar force, dwelt
on the various circumstances and bearintra of. the
business eniaged the bal.. awl +Memnon of
the Court, and admonished the populace, as well
as the convicted, of the necessity of taking warn-
ing by the tate of t:lie.c men, who, if tried nt •the
assizes, would, wider the evidence adduced, have
suffered death.
His Worshio then pronounced the following sen-
tence :—" That the said John Hickey, Maurice
Hickey, John M.Naoisini, .0 John Lahitf, be
three times publicly vtliipiwil from Aonacotty to
Rilmurry, in the liberties of this city, one of which
puoishmeotaan them is to be inflicted tins day :
sod that they be each imprisoned for the space of
two years."
711P/MIENEISEIIe
The President frigate, from Portsmouth, ar-.
raved at Rio Janeiro, on the 20th of July ; she l, ft
her convoy tinder protection of tire ships of war