The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-04-17 00:00:00

ARTFUL SIFINDLIa.

Tangoed*, Miss Adams, who keep • chili bed liars wed '
Isms Is the isicough-road, siteaded at the Tnes-hall, sad
gave Iliformstios of • hard, rather novel is the plait, which '
*as practised span bre ma Thursday Imt. Is the ewers, of
that atorisiag • ,on. smoke dressed like • serum girl, '
e other slight mods, dark taniplosioe, sod aped sad pleas.
log address, called at her shop, sad rememestiog herself
at the wstsrey mud •t Mrs. Saosders (wif• of Mr. Nicholas
ft Headers of Thamee-street, and twos et the cosmos correct.
rare of Mintier'se ward), regowsted to look at some baby
lima, sod assutioised Mrs. Fitalsethert, • customer, as the
; crags by sham bee mistress had bees reessmaroded. Miss
Adams proderml so aseortment of articles and the female
... levied ow.. ranslwie ear, value V. 25.; three sankeee
heir hs 11 Ilk • Are white hailer, 2/. le. ; rankers, 11. Is. ;
end tow abort robes, 21.165.; making is the whole, 91 17s.
shy seed her mistress woe very peritester is paying for every
Midi WI delver', sad reeptested Mile Adams to carry home
the man& and she wooled asenespany her. They proceeded
teirestorr as be as lleanweetreet, and the woman stopped at
a home which le leg is chambers to commercial tam, and is
which Mr. &waders orcuposs apartments ; she proceeded up
stairs with the rind., Musing Mies Adams is the papier,
sod her Sirs besot sad shawl air the istlearades of the flier.
Is • few misistes the refereed, pet on her bunion sad shawl
emits, sod told Miss Adams that the gond. were approved of
sad that she was psis not to get choose for a large mute, to
pay her fur rhea,. Mir thee departed, sad the latter, after
. maltase two hours, applied to Mr. Sasadels, who declared
his kruersaeo of the whole trosewlion, and his fears that
AM hod hers made the dupe of some drriesing prises, as
Mew. Sairoders sever lived at that !muse. Os that statement,
Niece, the esseskeismas went so the boom be gayeties,
which It sews sir d by throe merchants, Mr. Saunders, Mr. Ar-
cher (ano of the elturehward.us of NurYleydnen parish),
sad Mr. Thiene. • shipAsrokrr, who-it respectability at once
emisereted them from ell prirlicipstine in the fraud. From
what the .Air retold cultrrt it Ottlibil this sassy rues, bad
hese 4. ?reeding en • Amite, meaner within the hut week,
and Met a roller In she City had furnished six doxe• of
• biome seed forts, worth 201. tinder ss ides tint they were for
Plc. Amber. On the saw dsy that Miss Adams unfurls owl,
tom heir putrefy, • manies-maker from the Leedom-road,
named Debar, raise to the male house with • large handle
' Of goods which bad bees ordered for Mrs. Archer,
the sand fortune to come ober the chambers
r OW IMP day, or it in more than probable that she
begs likewise dome. The swieller is *beet 20
we of age, and rather marked with the small pox.

....• ,i. lo h atELANCHOLY ACCIDENTS.

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• 'lle tte moraine of Thursday se'snight Mr. Francis Odilie
Taylor, the sun of Mr. Taylor, of Tliustors, terminated his
mortal career, at the age of fourteen, 'Hider the foltirweag
Ineamwending eiresrastarices ;-1 his siniMile youth 1.41 his
Vallwr'• Inure about ten o'clock in the morning, with s fowl-
re. and in attempting to ficee a way, by means of she
onavilotinessiels a hedge, lo 'ged the whole charge in his body.
Jo this 'minded and Vying state he remain. d See hour", at
*she expiration rif which lie was found by a liasboodusan, meal
conveyed to his terreird and broken hearted pupate. With
leafy Mistime resit/minor sad hope, he endured his suffer-
ings, anticipated his end,aad aympothiord with those around
lam lin midnight, ohm he expired. It has been often said,
Xhat the erporleace of mankind faraislies•juria diest tea army
tale, however trete; and the event here rrruided appears
:to rastrliso this reptilian—fur the eery morning on whirls Mr.
Taylor's Loam became the house of death. is was to have
%era the mane ut nuptial fernivity.—(Notfulk CAresicht./
Twerdly afteresoo the following dieter mart eireamstairce
tn..k place as the premises of Mr. blarney, brewer, cost of
Siteptresi's-gates, uccasinard by she brucklayeis strik'n
the moires of as arch of a cense before the work was dry,
which ranted it to give way, and bury seder the arch ton
Hue boy., . the nee hire, and the tithes seven years of age,
sons of Ur. Maws,. he eldest perished nadir the rums;
the other, litowth israired, is likely to do well; some of she
workmen sere torch beet. Mr. M. after searching fur Ism
children became so overpowered, that he was taken away is
a rate of iareuibduy. The Coroner sat on she body on
'Wednesday, sad staffer, returned a verdict of—Accidental
1.) calk --(Norfolk Chromic& -)
•CORONERS INQUEST.
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LOVE AND MADNESS.
Yesterday as inquest was held el the Stark Swan Tavern,
Ilriermereet, Leicester-risme, upon the body of bopida
k:hast, spinster. it appeared is evidence that the deceased,
a very weltitoodoeted respectable woos*, of about forty
years of age, had bees a straw-booDet.maker, bet havorg
been rose onsphyareat for the last twelve months, she re-
eided as housekeeper wish her brother-Or-law, Mr. C. Rose,
a bout-maker. Os %Vrclaesday last the detested having I d
but he !tad rose to Cbelaes is orimpany with a yoseg woman,
appeared wild and greatly akiiateri,aod followed thrum. Ham
uvertakeu bin, they Joined sr compsay. Urea their re-
-10,11 house together ale appeared in a very dejected state,
mid west up stairs sad (bask a.nomiltiog oat of • bottle,
shortly after winch, she fill kilo • dose, and at kagth es.
Aired, On Noising the body the *negate stated that she
had takers loudausin. Verdict—insanity.
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EXECUTIONS AT YORE
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On Saturday last Roberts aid Monley, the two men
left fior execution, underwent the aural sentence of the law
belbud the Castle. OM the afiernoou of Friday as appro-
priate discourse was delivered lo ilosu by the assPIM,. (Mtn
11;eter, 21 chap verse 21, " b 4 reu ohe were ye railed,"
er thyme *eagles %therm shook hands with the
Mr and not of be females who were concerned with him in
Ileaubbary (who have been reprieved), and sunk leave of
theist with the greatest tirtitade. IThen on the fatal 'plat.
form the etOprits juiced the CleTgy4llllll with ~at fervour
to bus drtoit. as. Alustley was possessed of much fromess;
twit liab.rti, Niter the cap had hero drawn over his face
saJ she rope placed round his neck, trembled so eacesalvely,
taut he was i.blieed to be supported until the eueraquiter
perfni mill his last sad olfier. Moseley hit left • wife soul
t‘vo child Pis to lament his fate; and Radians was a stout
11014-100k1"1 young ma", V years of age.

...A Frtuch Paper cooratus the following remark-
-W4alar ow*
•u A Vetter from Co/merry, dated the 7th of April, stows.
that she •imow Hacsitiiii, of sir-le-Due, aged 55 years, who
).real qslite easy upon She tut of her pruprrty IS the
wither Auld, died . fro days sloes in the most deplorable
ood aotonl.hing manner. We present, that this death is is
so,w example of the pbenomeeon tailed' spools/emu' hatpin
cmabinti.e.' This 'woman, who was corpulent, was, se.-
covets( to report, to the habit of aster spirituous liquors
iworaoksity. A vase standing near her, Allbd with burning
cwsly determined the inflammation of hey body. She was
harm to • ciuder inwardly. The extremities were sot
off. co d. The ruom and her clothing also escaped the Are.
Tb.r. art es .eased lamasery of internal embestioe, but
they ere few, awl the majority of these were occasioned by
eau car/mitre use of ardeat spit its "
On the foh instant se inquisition was lakes before Mr.
(b ..ley, use of the Coroners for the couuty of Bucks, at
toe Nees Heart, is the parish of Little Illissetiden, us view
t.f the body of Sarah, the wife of William Yates, • labourer.
Jr appeared ie evidence, that the deceased had, by means of
Mr teeth, unloosed some hatirlages and a cord, which fastened
bee hands to the brdsteld tiu which she bad been tied foe
s I weeks, to present her from doing say injery to her.
self), and, unheard by her daughter, who slept • all her, she
sr. of slows, st•irs and opened the doors, and with • cord sus-
pended herself to the rafter of a shed at the back of the
home. It,, husband, who rose about six in the Gunflint,
.liarovered that she had left her bed, 1104 i on search Nand brr
aS before deser.bed, sad quite dead. Slit had pie/kraal,
Mode 'err rut sit,inimi to destroy herself, but bad bees pre-
sumed sal committing the melancholy art. Verdict—
s' nod go hanged Amself while in a date of *aroma
wind."