The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-01-09 00:00:00

MURDER Or lIR. S 7 EELE.

Many persons attended at the Public Mei,
Worship-street, yesterday, expeaing (being the day
of removing the prisoners from the different gaols
to NewAatt) that the persons in confinement t•ri
vaipichin of committing this atrocious deed, would
be finally examined, and committed to the above-
mentioned prison for trial, next week. No such ex-
amination, however, took place. lb&way. Flag-
ged,. and the said Laag,lJ, stand over for re-
examination, and, consequently, cannot be tried at
the ensuing Sessions.

A Gentleman remarking the ether evening, that
the present Lottery Scheme was very inviting, from
the magnitude of its Capital Prizes, an act' izintance
aptly replied, that it we% inviting also, on the ground
of its being for the interest of the Public, in point
of the great product from Lotteries to the revenue,
t•s encoutage them. " True." cried another Gen-
tleman i• company, " for if State Lotteries were
aliA3lished, we should have our wince, porter, du.
taxed higher, in lieu of the benefit to the revenite
arising from them ; and this too without any chance
of gaining a Capital or any other Prize."

The pet irrl will quickly a-rive, when all those who
wish to have a Share of the First-drawn Ticket, on
Tuesday morning .lest, must manifest tht•ir inten-
tion, otherwise they w.ll be too late for the Chines
of 20,0001, which sorely is worily of notice. On the
same duty, many other Capital Pris:•s will make their
appearance, Thirtv- l'bousands, Twenty-Thousands.
Ten-Thousands, ties Thousands, &c. to the great
joy of the owner,. These valuable benefits are to
be had at Hos Nino and Co.'s. 26. C rnbill; .54,
Charing-Cross ; and St. Marga►et's Hill, Borough.
Mos. 33,9 4, end 42,569, Prates of 39.0V01. ware
geld ►y Heaney and Co.

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MA.I Y rant),'lr-.T"!r-T..
Yesterday. twn Gent/mm.l.'74i, llorlier an•l I .
Lormz. were brought to this Office; charged with
obt lining money tmher false pretences, of Ar.
Long, of Dover-street.
It appeared that the Pri:nner. called at Lone.
Hotel, Dover stre-t, on Wedne,day evening, and
represented them.elves A• belonging .o the suite of
a It lissian Prince an I Princess, lately arrived in
England; their hu;i.tess in Linton w.s to provide
suitahle accommnd *tool' for the i:lu.triints strangers
and their suite; for ;his pretended porno.. they sp.
pied a, the above Hose!, an i made every neces-
sary preparation foe their .cromenorlation ; at the
same true telling Mr. Le ig that ;key had four
onexpenehly, that a doweur wis exp •tt-d at the
A.ien OlNce, for which they were rather unpro.
aided Mr. Long. willing to accommodate the
srra Teri, lent them nearly ten I.e;uuds in cash.
Utley requested that beds might be provided for
that night, f"r their use, and that t ey might be
called early in the m3rning to t•ik • thee departure
for Portsmouth, to inform the Russian strangers of
the provided accommodation.
Mr. Long seen began to suer& he had been
duped ; it was strange that persons from Russia
should arrive at Portsmouth, and he rtoeared P .
lice Officers, iebo took these Gerrilemra hitt• tody,
and brought them yesterday to the lir 'lite Office,
Marlivorough-street, wit re they underwent an eta.
titillation They were remanded till Wednesday,
ve.e., several ether ehareec are expelled to be
brought against them. Mor solemnly declared,
that he was well knnwn bt L Yds Grenville, Howtche
H. Petty, air Francis Vin ear &c