The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-11-12 00:00:00

11AIIV-LA-110NNE OFFICE.

Mary was brought from the wstchhouse on a chugs of
having stulen two silver sitsuns from a constable of the name of
Lamb.

It appeared from the prosecutor's statement. that upwards of a
fortnight ago suspicion was Incited in I:is mind that he had been
plundered by the prisoner, who was then living with him in the
capacity of servant, and that, as he admitted, by mingled threats
and promises, he had extorted from her a confession that she had
stolen eight spoons, all of which she had pawned. Six of these
were however redeemed by the psimmer's mother, and returned to
him, but the remaining two nut being tOrthcoming, he had the pre.
ceding night given her into the charge of a watchman.
Mr. Haw LINSU X —7'hen, I suppose if you could have got back
all your spoons. we should not have heard of this prosecution !
Prosecutor—l'ertainly not.
ltAwLissow—Pray let Inc ask, where did )ow and this
woman ?

Prosecutor—At her mother's.
Mr. Raw Lisieux—Then you could have apprehended ha there
at any titre?
Prosecutor—Yes.
Mr. Rawl.' w sos—Why then did you do It of an evening, so u
to compel her to be sent to the watchhouse ?
l'rosee•utur—l don't know.
Mr. Maw UNISON—And you are a eoasahls ?

I I wiii be raernen ; the inner, uroverong it to tne t•aecuTors unoer a (011SeTVeta Inc I.e:lr:wit t.eurotell it is but pullet.• to atm. thui .ttnetle.tli. / tIC asimasiii matte Ins t's.cape, no dotilit tarottretl
there that it should be returned within a certain tins, and if not Coke 11;•1 a auto on lids cxxe,. wherein lie says, that he deo!): il Iry a 110/11113t..• Ns 'notified by superstition as himself. The Prosecutor-1 ant. lIII:1).
/Ur. Raw Llis so w remarked strongly on his conduct, in haying On Sundav List, of ap inflammation in the bowels, aged 4;', Al'. I
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much the propriety of that decision. Another argument arose in the Urine they could he pronounced under contempt. AitAtealt isittrolol describes this murder with all the ab- first consented to rim pound the felony, and afterwards needlessly r
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Ss JOHlt Ntellol.t.--That will be making the ('curt a pane. saute cue, that nothing was liable to tithe eice it that which 'tars
- I ~, l' , !turret:cc which it ought to oteite ; but we mention the exposing the woman to the incoayeniences of • night's Imprison. tha .
t city in 1815 and iii_. ~er
The IL En Wrendlt ,tend th it the officer of the 011•11 might he wen mod renews every year, &lid on which tithe was payable aretinong .
mein in the tratchhouse. the nth of :November. nil no relief could be obtained.
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with S to Scollatul,ir sunist in • • lather for the sub, 'tient act of the Govern-
an.l hr could certify the delivery of it Pi the to the act of this", £,c.; but this utniction was also act aside. Mrs. •• L • i
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The prosecutor seetned ashamed of his conduct, and expressed lin
dentist' iVilliain Ball. merchant. of Lincoln, who woo Maser,ei
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ltegistrar el tl:e Omit of Susanna, itmeli as that the ground on which the lioase was erected hat ye. matt hi vouch it gave rise, taLtal for the unt °lmam] air..
his willingness to withdraw the charge, which, under all the air_ recovery of her health, Gallo:UM' Maria, the wife of the Ilea. rib.
4th inst. at
After point rtirthcr dow•twooth the panic% „gr,.{.l to give a 1.,,..1 viaaa2v ',dirt such tithe, and it consequently Ind a lawful 1,-gpv ing. di yof tit., er i Inc itself. We tind iti rite palter of the sth of cumstances of the case, was allowid. A. Hely llutchinson, one of the Commisiioners of l'ustoms for the
tog the sire return of the will; upon which it wits ordered to be The ',tamed tieutleittan then cited a case f lturhaty'• Ite- S littiriber. a proclamation Kling from the Government a
United 'Kingdom. I
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gi yen thou. ports, which was heanl in 17111, relating to houses in siailk.
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.0..14.. thousalad dollars for the apprehension of the
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11/ rn r NATTY.* or roll-IN. where the claim of usage was then set up and reeugnisirl by the t` "".' " '
11,E:001111 who, the. soclaination declares, will be tried ac- Yesterday
eel that he •lipeared on behalf of John l'ourt, as sulli;Lait gnutiirls hue the demand. The best satire which • I and the latter a cook, in the employment of Mr. l'aul Alallett, up. ,772..(11 t Torp,alyi,eiv:varo:lei, rwethlerewitshhetliis
hadfaral drier
e - uare 31ajoraienend l'houtas Carey, le dil regimmt it
I iiravely l'oilin, only child of the bat J. l'ollist. of Charlotte-row, lie begged to call the alsgiattates attention to, nn tieing ntore cording to the laws. This stain is placed at the disposal of
bilto_,L.,tetiorictr,b_ovefo;:./Lbisiirir..er:Li,ll,l.:E.:eTi.rso:iutl.pot...hi.:::;:ci.cehi:lary}..l:::,..hbeorufrory .;;;erbrnagpor:rhereereir,
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,tt,le hot. vie of Samielsmiuthr.tiCsiy. .1 ,
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Vauxhall, and slid has mentioned iii our former report) that it was directly pertinent, particularly as to the local circuin,tailees. was the ;11iterieatt :Mil English tlonsule, to be distributed by
master; as were also ll'illiont l'eurson, a broker, in 0
intimated to the Court, by • party not regulatly before it, thin Ins one trout Wood's Tithe Cases, wherein the il, tentlant was 311 111118- them N.: we,tt the informer and the person who apprehends
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ris•nt was in an Oman@ state of mind, anti incapable of talootg out blunt of St. Andrew's parish, the ore now in dispute; the cute the ___, : ~ , . road, with Mary his wife, charged with receiving the property, Morning t 7 min. after .-1. I Afternoon :1 inns after P.
woinrnionvitan ; upon winch intimation the tloart or lend the ease was that of Ilseton and IbbartsOn; the defendant was proprietor of . culprit. Tut. vocational' could not de Mere tO aIIOW that
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d Mr. toe us to rialto attotinistration to the blue 'Soar Inn Ilulborn • this pima' after paying, her • *et ICS it dish hot partake 111 the fanatical feeling which prompted ()Mice, be J. Al • ' friattor•
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Abraham Scriyen (the approver in the late CS•fle of robbing Mr Printed t Till. IIRITISII l'lzr''`' J a via or his (sib.,, sad ar had to Prirducv ilo:a6thirldli of data el Year/. WIN demanded, took an objection, We anal: all that the criminal act cf its atibject. Qaugrove) the ruandesa a must systematic sad ea.
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