The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-05-04 00:00:00

DoNCAsTt it -••MA Y 1.

The candidate% for this ensuing eleOkul far this
county. are. Mr. Wilberforce. Mr. H. LAscelles, And
Lard Alilwa.

On Munday night, his Lordship arriveJ at this
ppjace oc way to N eotworth-house, And Mr.
L%scales also passed through the same right for
Msrevruod•bcuse. Wilberforce Arrived here
yesterday evening, and soon after p:oceeded for
Yosk. On going off be received the hearty cheers
of the $Ol I • Undiog populace.
Mr. Smith, Mr. Milnes, and Lord Pollington,
biyo /*fared for Pontetrad.

I,ord Melville passed through this place on Mon.
kart r Scoilmd, whore. it is brltcved, the present
Sisissurs wrill .ucc•ed to their utmost wishes.

lAN' IS ItLillikAGE..

C );JAT Of XING'S &aim, RRRRR WETS.

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Tat iIICO 0. TUE ssavoe or SAI rssis.
T!'is wo a Rule for a ni.ind.rnsur, direeting the
14.1 mayor of the Borough of Saltash to deliver
over to toe pew Mayor, ve mace, books, keys of
the torporation cleat, and other insresa cf office,
as stated in a for eer Paper.
flr. Gm's,/ shewed cause against this Rule ;
and it apnearing that the Gentleman who claimed
to he doh. eleCted Mayor. was chosen in the ab-
sence of the then Mayor, who, by the chatter,
should be present;
The Cover .ct-;.sidered the proceedings irregtelar,
gird refused to make the Rule absolute.—Rule die-
iN. aged.
eieliard Cartwright was this day brought up for
dginent, having been co/matted. betore Mr. Baron gn
omps..o. Al e!.e last'Assises for Gloucester, of as-
siu:.i:ig John Week . The parties, it appeared,
boarl von, len,;lx w ,-ch respeeting the Prosecutor's
OgAt .if digging mculd upon certain land near
Wristol, and be retoried, by insinuating that the
Defendant had mortgaged his lands. Niel and ass
ewe bandied about on each side ; one threatened
to 6ght the other for 100 guineas , and, in the se.
que:. ile Defendant got off fits horse and beat him,
cm his head, and otherw•se abused him.
The Comte thought there was much recrimina-
tion between these parties, and considered it a vet,
fit case for cr,mperication before the Master ; but
dirr'led that the Prosecutor should only be allowed
Sessions costs, as there was no necessity tor putting
the Dt.-fendant to the expense of a prosecution in
this Court.
Joseph Temple was brought up by Habeas Carper
to be discharged. eavang been committed to the
House of Correaion by a Magistrate, under the
t awnbrekers' Mt. Mr. Laws obtained the writ
upon the grounds of an irregular committal. 'tem.
. ri, was a p.Wribroker at Bermondsey, and a person
si.ho ha.: goods pledged with him, went, upon the
. expiration of the year, to redeem the pledge, and
lay the interest; but this he refused. alleging that
the sime.hid fully expired, and tire goods were for-
feited, The next day he was summoned before the
16ta4gUte. Who committed him under the Mt.—
Mr.revs. obtained the writ on the grounds of an
tierolieon.s 'committal, contending, that by the Alt
',ie. Maj;!•iratet's authority expired before his 01181)
spons was tilted to the party.
It appearing, however. that the regular notice of
this application had not been given to the Magic-
(retie, the Prisoner was remanded until such notice
should be given. •