The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-07-26 00:00:00

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Tur !oilcans r. The. Vast !Nitta Cosirawr.—The
/tansies-Bowie was on Friday Wald rim pletcly besieged
• by warty half .4 hundred leiecarti, who, with their Strang, insisud
Upsetting the Lord Meer* at half iecit ileum o'cloth, arid de-
flated that they were atreid to go on board their shion account of
the forsooth conduct td their 171ptain. The lewd Mayor found it
weemeary to send them all to the Conquer until the morning, when
Captain flartitit, N....air:at whom they complained, swpcarid, at the
legume of his Lordship, to emit:mit his iieetliters. Ciipt. Campbell
est. l sia Inielireter to the tierang, who solemnly 'dated the e -
Fitton, which was in rebalance a. followat—'clirt Captain I tares It
had, m the Isle of France, weed will the greatest cruelty taward.
the Leman who composed his crew, dm be hail beaten them with
thick ropes end whips, and that alter their departure front the
Jeland, for this atuntry, he had tre-teil them wt..h still greater
rigour- having renstantly warted them on the voyage. But the
omits, let sport lehieh they leid ninst emphasis was, that the Cap-
tn•athat withheld then psy from them.
1% InMp t., told the Lard Mayor that he suspected there
WM Ile grollhd ellotever for complaint, and that in fact the charge
of (molt, molest itself into nothing snore than the charge of pre-
vinithy the Lamers from spending their money diasolutely, in
•tordee to& which, It was absolutely accessary so keep it out of
r.. said, he had spoken to the rest of the men upon the
lintlheek Ilpil .they all a the idea uf going on booed. For his
Artm ports' se weed much rather be hanged in England than fall
settthe heads of are Captain at sew.
Literprekr said he had • great deal of experience of the
radate? of the natives, and was convinced, that it was positively
nemesis y es ielict some punishment upon them, in order to induce
Alarriek said, that at the Isle of France he had advanced
weelle the Scrarg, who Immediately afterwards disap-
*tomei torettem to the ship, after having encouraged
he dtiato • thing, until the Police laid handy upon
AMR ji:s had given his hood fur thldief. to the
3/10, ammo or a security for the Mum a the crew, and if
110100 is - tale MAW% the fainter of which he at once ad.
ernieteif he *M OE Dew Id .able to fulfil Ms engagement. The
beaddist armed
w lanorabere extortioners and &volute females
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'00014% and eatoweid them to make a hard push far
+dadr rhebet Sere& whose obstinacy...art most extratedi.
-easy, be tilevey in the butinese, and had collected money from
It'
aaanl;;:dr.lVaY all
the!t.. ell: ri. al'f lir falll'lrz.nmtot
,k
•lii, me ispan)shousa giveleaph aran two months in
et tills own well=saii:st i a.. lieet hweinn ies i hiv.inhcee:ll.iuduiladnor t
If the way, the Men would follow without'
tt . - .
10.it.060 aqua Haw you ever given these men any more
t tom 00 earreeticre ?
Camels • sahib* eatable never had. The tiering in-
deed hadllzairamergottauseitT pour fellowilitit,iie : tat content
rile CspeplWweedti lae newtuirriake notice orthis 'egg'.
pi
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~,---10111tented to tenon.
swore be weed sooner die where he was than move
an swore
Captain.
1 The 110110 MAYOR and, that it world be his duty to compel
the Strang to go, if he persevered In his refusal.
The herons then said. that if they got their money they would
all go qp hoed homediattly.
The Telmer reasons were assigned for not complying with the
reyttst by the Captain.
The LOU/ Matron said, he was convinced that the detention
of ths per was the cause of the desertion; and the &mug at
I.'nildr tonmillell logo. upon the promise of the Captain nut to
irti.o au ituti.upon them when he should, have them wore
cur=ly in his power.
the antplaioante left the Mangles House, his Lordship
tanteitly requested that the Captain would retain no harsh motif.
iMettni of what bed just taken place, and that he would eatireise his
loet.ft nine:.
BO IV -ST R I: ET.
hatioder Mowe. late acting pumer.of his Majesty's
apoi%:
will Lie etes Zia/ for relesseatuation, charged with
,
sett hi 6 aleat ducunients to the Vic:wiling
Ilrith WWI to his Majestr the King. lie had been
rem 40111 WOhltittilliWilt, op purpose to give him an upper-
td
taqiV of pioeuring legal ads he; litp lie had nobody is attendance.
mai be amounted for It by wyleg, that he had nut the mans of
procuring the assistance deny potion.. In reply to the charge, be
nemplaisedf baring had to many duties inipueed upon bias whilst
on bade the Liverpool. and was at the mint time wap=d and
driven sheet ky the elpeipsloa be could do nothing . The
PeroWlell in question, Dole& were made up whilst be pos thus
harassed, and therefore it was not woodaful it tkq law sot
sx•Ady
Waste
40;te aat evidence to warrant his commitioN he
wits aceordlogly coMmitted to Norgale hettrial ak ' g
ion
5r•46.1. 1
• It Is a singular rect. that this unhappy man boa persisted la
making that visit', on the Victualling °dice for wbkh be Is wow
attrotm bq tried fpr his lite, though he was repeatedly told what
Meet. WS UN
1884"1"17TTOKAA RDE N.
On Saturday retcf . sward. Is servant in the employment of Mr.
i. 4." W 1•64.1.1. ilbcciftwoneer, lu Lambs Cwittumatrter wan
'ouglll VP . ehlialled with aulnalisig money toa consisierahle
mituunt front Mt employer.
Th:Fal butted that be furnished various eornmedides is his
idle of "C CO the tohility add gentry residing in the neigh-
Lett a Drama ick.sottare ; that by order of those poriesr. La
bills were furnished weekly, and were regularly paid to the pri-
saes' Moil this lest month, what he made various excuses on the
Mn of the cttatmers (flirt of them of a very ingenious &armour)
11* the ton-psyment of their bills The hilts averaged from four
to tire pituads a week, and the defalcation amounted Altogether to
nearly IfUf.
l'he houeekeeper belonging to the difFerent families who were
is tie habit of prying their account', we attended, and produced
t'..e,e account-books to pupie the payments.
The prisonte Oriole' guilty, but expressed a wish so be con-
ti-u.4 Mhis service, fur the sake of reimbursing his employer;
this mime was, bun ter, rijectcd, and he was fully committed
P' ttial.
MAIII,DOROUGILSTRE!:T.
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Tursday but two lute. were brought to this Office by the
trE:ca,rs of the Modish/ Society, who said they found them lodging i
a' catriage Ohms' Is the neiglabeutheod of rood-street. On that day a'
ior. Thornhill attended 44 venter a charge &phase the officers ler
Paving taken the boys iali custody in a very rough and humane'
ol.wegt ink in deals obes tbry were nut beggiwg. Mr. Thorn.
leg ripe. aid* Sldest of the two boys, who arowenal to tbs
lOgr'tif Sea . Ittesented Weer with a bow of hints at a car.
rrara aq the y latilKllMlhts. Fletcher, gave hint sixpence.
l'' a; routine of Oa boy. all Woes raid, being in art,lidance„ was
taltal berme the Magistrate, slum the said drat her husleend IVY I
votesie and Mudd; to provide for hi. Waken ; and Mat. she had
kit
les.:i the i out with the trinkets. her awn wuraufaciute, so ob-
toil what *could fur tba:m. The Marristnere, on tbis represents-'
taro, dim /Arra! the cAtiergoe agr.insti the eicitint, and also
itivo that
" IV;ril'altlties ire.to the woolen'sfbecn °
statement,t'en Mendacity
yd stineton I.Zvu‘trt.:
dag' the Msgistrate, that they bad ascertained that. Untied of
peoka
b.c ini In the disvesecel situation she had represented, she man
who paned fur her husband was actually rereivoot 245. per week
I-oeh di parish. They had likewise discovered that tomcod of
toe°. hawk:glee children. they bad but the ono that eras sent out
nab the Wake*, and that the simian was not suarrici ni him, but
war unopened to take out a wild, which was borrowed, to excite
rorapasaion. •
James Sullivan, the roller. was then placed at the bar. Ile said
be received les. pet week from the parish, but drubs' baring sent
out hie boy to beg.
Tha woman who gamed fur his vrtf: admitted the fraud that had
beep practised upon the public, and said she past glad she was free
It Ina Ids Veiallivates) borlrardle
!tiolliartett was then sentenced to one month's imp/ imminent.
Tim iVire 141 AKALCII. (IF Till: Baratcrom.—On Saturday
ii:2l .11. w n bt oket in Canibti.lge.otreet, attended at thus
a es. Gibbons.
'ger rt. bboas, in great tribulation, stated, that in ing much
is was(„of a llat)e Money on Thurclay, ahe nude free to take liar
p ao- dear linsbund's beat OUNIIIy ineapreeeililes to her uncle,'" (Mr.
'Xenia's). where Abe pawned th. an for tour shilliates, imeatstiog tu
*estrum the% ao Saturday In time for her husband to wear nest
me), tend thee she thought he would know nothing of the muter :
last, oil I curl fate ! on goleg on Saturday morning fur that pur-
pose she found she haul lost the duplicate. In vain she applied to
In. unrelenting untie- he, without the duplicate, knew :milting of
the breeches. The boor woman, half-distrarted from the fest of •
to.w spouse's ire. gonad he he obliged to lay in bed all Sunday, in-'
aril Si' going to see hit friends at Baggage Wells, applied lea ail.
vice tn a kmadefrired, and she recotrelieutted her to make sit .ei.
etst+t, and then apply to this office. This course she pursued, and
Dir. Tate, hi ornmserace tinwares!.
be. Tate declared, maims Ms Asnomr, that he could not I;nd the
broethei, but than he would do all he could tlAt evening to save the
ego woman from her husband's wraith.
'Fite Weir accordingly terminated; and the unhappy woman sae
easeleard to attend again on Wednesday, if the pawubrukcr shuuld
mot :inid the becalms. •
woßsii IT-STREET.
fre Saturday] Ethras d .sprout, a watehrum. leationed near the
triNyitsnrd, cod Mg aitd Roolh, driver of the email :Set. 720, were
levotr,iit ap by Tao% the officer, under the following charge :
(in byt 'nomads, evening the coachman WI a 3lies Ottoou at
e denim-stet-terrace, Homan. Shortly after the remelt left tie doer
thou lady nteralleeted that the had Lk a large silk shawl, value $l..
In the ena.M. She then followed the coachman to the atabei a: the
I aylngt.in Hasid's% eity.rold, when she told him of I.er mistake, •
lam he denied any 'knowledge of It; and then. In melee to get rid
sat :tate, he brought his coach over to the waterie,,,ltouse, for the
'attritive of getting some drink. She, however, followed and per.
severed. Hes supppeatieres arrested the attention of the bye-
minders, whets Jamey Taylor' et..e; ed tnrwaral, wad rand he saw
the coachmanbaud a parcel to the watehman, who placed it behind
a sl•uttct of a airtime. The place was c,unineel, and the shawl
ba:.ded, to the lady, who went away well snistleah IVltile they
ware In the act of *ceasing and elefenelieg each other, Ve..e. the
ct.cet. arrived, and coming to st lenoaledge of the tranesetion. took
Tot lees address, and haul hint the following th.y (Friday) before
Mr. l'w ...fool, when he derwed to the facts. 'file Mao.at Ate then
ordered a etinanotteto be sent tot M 1.% (litmus, and alesited the at.
tendency of the other petite% for Someday In the roan time,
ta retort' the fiends of ' (!ether" roe •• Choler acre idle- fug
1: ey contrived to give Taylor, for his trouble, 4.., and 3liata (lib-
sea thought roger 'nos to obey the sulanurns. Hut the Ille.gia.