The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-07-29 00:00:00

POLICE.

Laulitellot Jatkolis was moiarddy broot4l h. fare the
Lotto Tdillfoa, on a charge of batiste critaimil reitaits sums
of mosey front the tharchaardess tsf to pariah to the City,
seder false pretested'.
The churchwarden who paid the Niamey (Sir. Stimes•ole),
was absent, bet hie bristlier churchwarden that a
alas of Ilse name of Ralph Linke Venable*, recite...l at, al-
lowance from lbs parish af 11.4 a. per month, that this
had been dead for some lime, and that Jarksuo, ti.e
received from the heads of fir. Somerville, us the 34th
Jane last, s sum of 11.4.. the month's ailowauer, sinter tn..
fabe reprefestaliota that he was mot by Venalblvo to yet
this Money, thouth Vanities is past of fact had Weil des.l
for aunte time Wore.
The Lord Mayor asked if the penes who paid away the
marry was is atteatioate!
The Citsrclowardest—" No, sky Lord, be is sot is lila
bet there is a penis, its atteirdam-e who was 'weren't, and
saw the snowy paid by Mr. Semeimille blithe Prisoner."
Robert Harrison, the person allailsel to, stated, that I.e
was present when the mousey was paid. Witness laves at
No. 48, Queen-street, and is no dicer of the parish. Ou
the day before stated, Jackals said be was sew by Feuabies
to receive the money, became he (rembles) was tut ill to call
for it. The cliorelswartien wished that the nest time the
fact should he autheaticateil, and Jackson promised to pro-
duce the certificate of two respectable inhAntsnis of the.
neighbourhood. Jackson himself did not afteroaids %mew,
hut on Friday last his wife allentletl, sad staled that Vr4,1..
Wes was dead. Witness toot her ttefwre the etturchwatowt,s,
where s. lovestimition took place.
Here Jackso• stated that I.e had been driven by climes,.
distress In the cumwtessi 111 l of the act.

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The Clourchwardeii—" MI Lid, 1 think I ha►e. an answer
to give to 11141"
The Loot Mayor—" 1 shall not listen to your arguments
will receive proof. The Prisoner may, if be think fit, elate
any circumstance; but I shall remand him until the arrival
of Mr. Sunset ville."

The Primmer was remanded to Monday neat.
Renshaw, of Saenders•street, Bislequeate, appeared
to prosecute a complaint against a woman of the some of
Crtteron. He stated that the husband of the Feistier, (who
lives apart from his wife) lodes in the wittier.% house ; that
on Friday evening last the Prisoner came to wltirirsec lower,
and behaved in the must outrageous manner; and that, Iry
her violent conduct, she disturbed the whole neighbourhood.
The husband supported the charge, and stated his wife to lie
a drunken and disorderly weever. Here the Lady entered
on her defence in • strain of the fiercest Plinio. nee; the
exordium of her speech abounded with the writ einpattiosir
and indignant allusion to the conduct of her rile. She 11111,11,
that on the evening in question she called to a public hcuse
in the neighbourhood, where she/regrown, calls, that from
thence she proceeded to the house of the Complainant, fur
the purpose of seeing a child of beet, that !the reasonable
and natural request to see her child was refused by her wart
less husband—(Here the hashmed said that she was in the
habit of stripping the child of her clothes, when she saw her.l
This charge was altogether denied by the wife. She wa.
25 years the wife of that abominable ma•---(Pui ttt tag is
the hashandl—He always treated her with neglect s• 4
cruelty, and for the last Eve years be has been einiikiyad iu
crucifying her; no wonder then that she should be nearfp
dead; she had been maimed is • work-house for twelve
mouths; she bad been reduced to the lowest poverty, whilst
that fellow lived in ■ wand lows manure with a basting
busty. She hoped his Lordship would order her some meta.
tenants., fur was she not better entitled to it than the bid
one who now enjoyed the society, and what *as of much
greater value, the wages of her husband.
The Lord Mayor asked the hatband what allowance he
could be able to afford for the support of his wife?
The husband replied, that he was a poor ma•, with Otte
children, and was nut able to afford her any relief.
The Prisoner—" My Lord, be supped' a prostitute—is
she to he supported whilst I am left to slum r•
Here his Lordship addressed the Primmer sea her disorderly
conduct. If she felt aggrieved, she must have felt that the
scandalous breach of the public peace, and the disturbance
of • quiet neighbourhood, was no way of obtaining relief.
The decision was pustpo•ed ■atil the circumstances of
the husband were tweeriansetl, suit the Prisoner was re-
manded.

Retry Rotten was charged by iffiefrael Kennedy, on so*.
pieios of stealing a gold watch, value 70 guineas. The
Plaintiff stated, that be and the Prisoner belonged to the
East India works; that on the sight of the robbery he, the
Prisoner, and four other Femur, who also belong to the
works, went to • bonse in artillery-street, when be was in-
formed they could get good ale; that they drank • tarsi-
derable quantity, sad the Prisoner Insisted on seeing Lines&
home, who was • good deal intoziented. On his say the
Complainant missed his vrateh, and immediately mot the Pri-
soner back to his imaspaisioiss to kiiow whether they had it.
He got no account of it whatever, and he went the neat day
to the house of the Prisoner, and offered him ten goiters if
he would give up the watch. The Prisoner appenerd greatly
offeeded at such asioffer, bat he went to that some
time after, and advised him to advertise the watch. Cues-
plainest consented, and the Prisoeerdrew up the advertise-
meat, offering ten guineas reward. The Primmer shortly al-
ter came In witness to inform him, that be bad area a venue
who would be able to get the watch, so be knew the basses
of thieves, and the Complainant, aecompailieil by the Pri-
mmer, went to a person of the raw of K9411110e. Romane
said be would be able to get the watch, and desired the
Complaisatit to tell again. He did so, mieectimpaukd By
the Prisoner, when Resmatte told the domplaimant thetthe
Priteser was the person who had the watt*, and that be so
aekimarledged to hint, Itonsase,
Fowler, • peace-officer, stated, that Romano tame to wit-
neses hoes', and isforsied his, that be was rationed the Pri-
mmer had stolen the watch; that he (Humane) beard him
say so; that ten guineas reward would be given for it, chiefs
he and R 01111•1111 would divide between them.

The Prisoner in his defence stated, that on Ike might that
the watch m lost, he agreed to btu to drink with the Cure.
plainaut ; that the Complainant having gut drunk, the P...-
sone, humaisely misted bulb home; that his Omsk@ was
present ateusation ; but it would be a enmities for the re-
mainder of his life. He raid, that use their way home, C 1..•
Complainant got into a quatrefoil bleb collected aviowdoool
in this crowd he situlterted the watch bad been lust. .1 in-
Prisoner expressed grant orillingares to let his home far
searched. He altogether denied what was charged to hater
been said by Ronseue, which be described as utterly false.
The Lord Mayor, eller expressing a hope that tew in...s-
eems of the Primer would be established, renseudest bins to
Nasdaq nest.
oututstati.
Yesterday Jame Robins's *as brought up before
Alderman Smith, charged wilt auesultiog Anne
Mrs. Wharton stated, that .be went into the shop of Cie
Prisoner for the purpose of baying some porter, sett that
without any provocation be violently shoved her oatifi.le the
door; that he followed her out, and after sling very oppro-
brious language, be spit is her face in the public strut. ;
that be then put himself in a hosaiug attitude, %lieu Ilk W4A
prevented from euussuittiug filselber violence by the isterfte.
rote of a gesitleMO who Isappoord to be passing.
This rostrata. iron nest be stated, that as he
was passing be beard the make am of the omit
ebn•ite language to Illko.-11VIaltoo • that he env him spit is
bet face, and mate of offhe tieg bee, spat which 11.110,0
gritted him by the donor. The Ihimmair tboa directed b:s
veagesiiice mom* weans► mad misc. I.
Sollawaso, who a,. at the hat with a bandage mane
his heed, addressed the worthy Aldermatiti byway eifildhliee.
in t Ibeileical sod eolsotrogoot matmer; he erode C 1..•
amoreloas of both dot' witasems • he mid, that the
plstmat wades Mao Me shop, lewd :based MM ; Abet elte nem
in Warner, mid shoot sod mat OM thee, hs ratorneal tip C. 04-
plhownst.
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