The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-11-19 00:00:00

THE ANIVESLEY CIINTEST.

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POLICZ OFFICg, DUKE.STKEET.
irn consequence of an application made at Ilia
Office. upon the part of the Nall of Aiineidey,
a warrant against Suphis Connor, commonly called
the Coantessof Anisesley. the Magistrates Oppoine-
ed Alunday the ledli inst. for the put:prier of raw-
tag tutu a previous investigation of the nature of the
transaction upon which his Lordship's claim to
their iintegos:non was grounded. About noon
the Earl arrived, accompenied by Lord Ilowth,
and his lair-iteent. He stated, that he attended
there for the purpose of vindicating Lie ch...
teeter from a foul aspersion thatbod been cast upon
it, by the distribution of a hand;drilt. 1411110Utleilig
the loos of a boy called therein .• the Earl of An-
nesley;" the object of which had boen inenifeeed,
by an insinuation at the late trill. that he had been
instrunreotal in procuring the disappearance of the
boy ; and also sufluent. d Mr. Mitten* Annealey.
who was ufmnioned upon that trial. to withdrew ;
when, in fact. it appeared that he hied been kur-
pusely sent out of the way by Mr. Jefferys.
It appeared by the testimony of Joitn Barrett,
who stated himself to be Agent to the Londonderr.
Mail-Coach, that on the night of Sunday, Oct. 2i,
he was accosted by a woman apparently disguis-:!,
but who afterwards turned out to be Lady Arne:-
ley. This was iu College.green. She de.ired wit -
aril to bring her up to the Derry coach.
*sited deponent whether he knew her. and' he so-
swered iii the negative. Upon this she told him
who she was, and she wished to send a youirg
person. who was to have given evidence epee' lek-r
trial, but who bad been found too ynun; for tbe
purpose, to Omagh. She called her Miss Kelly.
That having come up to the cinch, she partly welt
in, and conversed with a youilg person then there,
in the deers of a female, to whom lie gave a parcel,
of some kind or other, tied up in a handkerchief.
That she took leave of this young person with
many tears, recommending her to the care of Bar-
rett, and desired him to tell the guard of the coach
net to take any money from the child. Witore
swore that he has since heard, and now believes,
that Cot, person so committed to his charge was th
boy conimrinly col!ed Lord Annealey. He forthkr
stated, that the boy's mother promised to pumice
h'rn a situation in the Post-office, as a reward for
his fidelity in executing this
Upon this evideoce, an application was made by
I.Grd Anneoley fora warrant to apprehend the lady.
upon whose behalf • !edgy hoar tier was pre:ditto!
and state& that she knew of the boy**
leaving town, bat denied that she had ever in:ine-
ated that Lord Annestry was the mower it. The,
on the contrary, she had written to Major
Lord A.enesley's friend, to scitiaint hint tint sLe
knew' the child was safe, and had returned to sch^o!
Mr. Dowhog, the law agent for Lady An-
nesley, declared his conviction that Lord An.
neeley was in no manner whatever coneernee. it:
the disappearance of the boy; neon which, and
Mr. Dow ling declaring that his instructions were ice
proceed in toe ejectment cause forthwith, to prove
the legr.irnacy of the boy, and legality of his chtin.
to the Earldom. Lord atonealey consented fur the
present to withdraw hi. application for a 'gamut
against the lady, and to take no farther steps is the
intended prosecution for a conspiracy against hie
r Lordship.

immunw.•
%temley noon, a c•irttoad of meat coppel 4t
rod of Wins-iifice-co.iri.i.i Fleet-stre.r. nca tis •
the lad Who otter red it ws• t4sitig wine loins
mutton to the Cheilitre Cherie Chap•hocss. a.
butcher. with a tray oi. his %lioulder, twit, the o;-
pisetvinity of stealing a hoe ling, leg of unitton,..ii;
of the cart. which he put in his troy and very Oen.
herately walked away with it. A rennin who saw
the transaction told the of the c truia3talice on
his return to the earl. awl he and sev:ril others
set ups hue and cry and vursitril the thief. Tltey
(would sight of biro turning the- corner of Woe-
renx-rour. and just 1!4 he got tote Milfat.l-1:11 •
he as• by the lad. who, asalsted by when,
took him and ga►e bite in charge to a conitsble.—
Tine fellow per, sled. Imisterat. ut assertiug tint tic
mottos was his frau.