The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-29 00:00:00

RESURRECTION MEN.

The l'ollowlag circumstance has excited considerable at-
tention is .e, city during the past week. Oa Monday night
• grave was opened is Saint Augustine's churchyard, and
the body of • kiosk taken therefrom. Os the mete even.
ing two men, ore of whom had • sack us his back, were
observed courting the door of • dissecting-room In Loner
College-stmt, which is situated aver the s►op of • peen
grocer, and with which, strange as it might seem, it has a
common entrance from the street. The woman who keeps
the shop had, it is supposed, little reason to be satisfied with
the business usually transacted up stairs, and, therefore, on
the prelieut occasion, she had ve.y strong suspicions as to
the contests of the seek. and resolutely opposed the entrance
of the moo and his hordes. The latter, however, liaised a
lodgment; but the woman soon communicated her fears to
her neighbours, and is coaseq a considerable number
of people assembled nese the house Among the reel, there
was • man wbo hail lately buried his wife,aad who, or learn-
lag the rivenmsta•ees, immediately proceeded to the chart Is-
yard, where he found that the grave ►ad bees disturbed, and
the body takes sway. Shocked at the discovery, he revamped
to the dissecting-room, and ►acing, by means of a ladder,
gained an entrance from owe of the windows, the first objet
which met his eye was the sack, coattail's( the body of his
wife, lying under one of the beaches. The man, we under-
stand, was followed Into the mem by *metal of ►is Arles*,
and • sharp contest rammed, hut ultimately t►e comae wan
tarried off by the sight owner. The surgeon wee pursued
from the scene of action by the mob, Ind narrowly ewer d
with his life. The 'affair bag been repeatedly investigated
at the Comma House during the week, sod we understand
t►at the patio% •Mees •of St. Aspen's's hive commenced
legal proceedi•ga against the parties amierrimd.—(Bristel
Minos)

NAVzL itvrELLICENCE.

PLIVOUTII, OCTOllen 26.

Arrived Ile Kirswell, Armstrong, trowsLundors, fur she
Cape of Good Hope, sad remain woad bewail with she fol-
lowing ireaselw—Rirhard, fur I)eme►ara; Martha, for Ja-
maica ; Maurice, for Gibraltar; Stockholm, for Cuba; ■ad
OJermainag, fur Surivart-

►ILMOTITII, OCTOIt VS.

Arrived the Ebenesnr, lmnglais, from Gibraltar, in 18 days,
fur Jellify; and William Paiker, crime, fiats London fur
Trieste.

Sailed the Frieudalrip, for Landoll; and Economy,
Hautlyside, for (Into.

DUAL, OCIOIIIIIII ti

Came down from the River laM night and obis morning,
the Hope, Harris, fur the &nth Seas; Palmyra, liersulle,
aad Wallace, both fur Puirt-an. Priory.
Arrived Ibis moronic and •ailed for the Rorer, the Iphi-
groin, Commodore Sir R Mends, from Africa, last (rum
Purtsmou a b.

()crony* '27.

Came dnwn from the River and remain the Stately, Eager,
for J.maira; Glephyn, Rii!mafiosi, for atimiigas; Frieesth,
Ferrari., for sierra lA,m ; Joseph, Milne, for Oporto ;
Covaivoliie, Hollow!, for Genoa ; Britannic, firrclay, fur
Cape Coast Castle. Mary, Creswell, fur Naplrs; Thracian,
for Portsmouth and Jamaica, and sailed this evemiur, with
the Enterprise, Cook heir Jamaica ; Ocean, Btroutherp, fur
the Cape of Good Hope; and John Catle, Donning, fur
Arabs.

Arrived and Failed fo► the River the George, Bailie, from
Boordeaux ; and Nlarquis of Anglesey, Williams, from Vir-
ginia.
. . .

The Jannies, front Newry to Liverpool, with a g I
cargo, ran on shore at the entrance of Port la Murray (I.le
of Man), and ens foil of eater. Part of the cargo (linens)
in atlamaged state had been landed.

The Tomas'ha, Marshall, from Archangel to l.oad,•n,
fuuuderctl near Droalbo ion on the 6th ult.; clew 'avid.

DOHA CHADIC, °MOBS! 21.

On Saturday lasl,about eight, a.m., the sloop Jennies, Z:4lpt.
Julio Christian, ot/tod from Newry, booed for Liverpool,
'touched arms a pnujectinz pow, a little to the forth of Do.
naghsdee. T. DIV/1111010, Andrew Mucklrmain, Wm. Thomi.
son, Adam WWllllsne, William! Harper, and James Moans,
*eat off to reader assistance, if necrasary. Mr. bolos, the
Packet Areal (and acting antler the air. (times and control of
M . Batt and Gotland, of Belfast, Lloyd's Agoaits), also
went on hoard and 'aged the Captain not to be ills-
heartened, as be would get the I off, it being flowing tide.
Ile had seas cely uttered these words when the sloop slipped off.
without arestainag the smallest Huey. Mr. IA MOO, however,
staid un board until they were safely past the Foreland
Point, haying then toll proof of the I having received
no damage, try (tequila' trials at the pomp, and nu water
whatever made. The prompt assistance afforded by this boat's
crew deserves ample remuneration, nut for their trouble ur
fatigue, bat fur their readoucts on dd■ as stn retry other sera.
non 1 his yeses' had on board linen cloth, hotter, Sm.!" gene-
ral and valuati:e cargo, worth 10,0001. The YAM quantity of
ranks or &kills of butler it. dent, sad other merchandise
wits so top heavy, that if the vessel hail occasion to he clone
hauled, it must have been at great risk and danger. Mr.
Lemon and the boat's crew lift her about one mile north of
Doiraghailee, on a straight course for the Lough of 841fasi,
that grand ambito for the distsessed chaunel shippiug
(Velfart News Letter.)