The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-01-22 00:00:00

COUNTRY N.JRICRTS.

WINDSOR, JANUARY 20.
Wheat,p.M.l2los to IS/ 10. I Beans, per qr 30s t 036•
Harley, per Id. 240 to 28s Pease 324 so Sly
Owls 2os to 28s Nye -s to .111

READING, Januany 20.
Wheat 47s to 734 Od I Oats ltia to 204
Barley
Beans

STAINES, JANUARY 19.
Wheat ....141 Os to 161 10. Pease per qr. .. —• to 34s
Rys
Oats per qr

Gallant Chase by Sir Jacob distley's Stag
Hounds.--On Saturday last, an out-lying deer
stoned from Tatterford in file style, and ran
through Broomathorpe; here, for a few minutes,
the hounds, were at fault, but recovering took off
for Cox ford Heath, challenging through a fine open
country to Banner where he was headed ; he then
made off for Houghton Park, touching on Harpley,
On the 13th instant, as the Sheffield herrieis from thence to Kippon Heath, and was taken in
were beating through a cover on the estate of grand style at Pantield, after •famous run of three
Lord Howaan, at Kimberworth, near Rotherham, hours and quarter. The buck was then taken to
followed by parties of foot and other sportsmen, JOHN SHEARING'., Esq. where the party were lies-
some of the footmen discovered a man hanging by pliably entertained.—(Norfolk Paper.)
the neck, who apparently hail been many months in At the Reading Sessions, held by adjournment
such a situation, he being literally devoured by on Tuesday last, Thomas Durbage, James Childs,
the flies and worms ; the lower limbs were wpm. and WIIIIRM Dutbage, were inducted for aseaultiug
rated from the upper parts, which still remained Miss Mary Anne Heater on the WI ult. It up-
fastened to the bough of a small tree, by means of peered from the evidence adduced in support of the
a calico handkerchief; u spare *hitt, folded up. lay prosecution (which excited no small ioneret, and
upon the ground hard by. with the iiiitials occupied the attention of the Court nearly four
"J. B." marked upon it. No satisfactory account hours), that as Miss Hester was pulsing, shoat six
could be obtained before the Coroner's Inquest; o'clock in the evening of the day in question, from
but it appeared a man of the name of JOSZPH St. Giles's Church-yard into Horn-street, she warts
HEAVIONT had set off, with a party. of four, in surrounded by three men. who pushed her agaicat.
August last, in quest of harvest work, that lie a lamp-post, and then threw her on the pavement;
had left the party somewhere on the road two aif them ran away. leaving their companion,
near Kimberworth, and had not been heard of who was clearly identifirtftiOn Thomas Durbage,
since. although every possible inquiry, as well 'by who assisted her in grtiiri,,up, but. on being
means of head-bills as otherwise, hail been made. challenged by Miss fleatef willibting one of those
Three shillings in silver. and one in ripper coin, who pushed her down, shoolithii fist is her face IPA
were found in his pockets. His continuance was abused her. Verdict—Thomas Durbage,
so completely disfigured, that it was not possible —Childs and IVilliam Durbage not hem*. oini•-
to Melody him ; a person came who knew BEAU. I fiectorily identified, weir .4cquitled, sod 'Ullman..
NONT when living. but could only say he thought
~!Durbage entered into a rteogniznice to +wised, at
it was him, declining to say further with certainty. the Adjourned Sessions to tSCS'iVt: Phisluvw.

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