The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-12-06 00:00:00

D.4121NG ROBBER! Ili AYD BrildLARI ES.
Information of the following dation rah/lorries and Gut.
glartrt rommitted sitthiti this week, has been gi•eu at the
Police.office. Hatton-gardin. Early on last Siturclay morn-
ing some ruffians stripped the lead off the roof of the stable
sun] out.bouee of the Countess of Dysart, at Ham Humor, in
Surrey; they also robbed the fowl•honse, and stole several
twirler of dress, the property of the servants, which bung
upon lines in the yard.
About half-past five o'clock on Tuesday evening, two re-
spectable dressed mew went into the shop of Mr. J. Eluddell,
Jeweller, No. 10d, Holborn, near the end of liattort•garAets,
and desired to be shewit some gold watA seals; a small tray,
sin which were shoot silty pounds worth of seals was haudrd
them to look at, and whilst the youth who attended in the
shop lamed round to look for something he wanted, both
ran nut of the shop with the tray of seals and effected their
escape.
About eight o'clock on Tuesday morning, the street door
being left on the latch, some person entered the house of
Mr.lVilmot, of Bedford-tow, and finding the parkin...door
open, catered, sod stole a valuable gold snuffbox, with the
cipher E. no the lid, three dress caps. a shawl, and some
ratio r 4releles of female attire; suspicion is attached to some
women who go round of a anoruiog to the different houses
on pretence of selling water•cresses.
Du Tuesday night the front door of Mr. Francis Tedman,
of Old-street, St. Luke's, was broke open, and the house
rubbed of a quaality of wearing apparel.
About dye o'clock on Tuesday evening Mr. Daniel New,
of Cleasent's-lute, was billowed oat of the Black Dog public-
house, in Gray's Inulaue, where he had beer drinking, by
several persons, to the gateway opposite, and rubbed of
39 sovereigns. Previous to his feaviog the publue•liossae,
his top coat was *with from off the bench GO which he sat.
Mr. Richard Wimpole, of 59, Oskleruteret, Lambeth,
gave information that shoat half-pest ten o'clock ow iVed.
uesclay sight he was stopped is crossing the Shepherd and
Shepherdess-fields, on his way home from Holloway, by a
toll stout man, with a for rap and plaid cloak, and robbed
of his welch, a sovereign, sad ss.
Mr. James Jones. urn. Hatton-garden, also gave informs-
limier his being robbed of 'Merit pounds in cash and notes
and his watch. _

Wednesday night some fresh water pirates got uo board
the brig Lively, lying off Hermirage.stairs, and pleodered
her to ■ cosslderable mount. The batches ►ed here barkers
open, end a ease of telescopes, marked " G. F., No. 1," va-
lue bOl. was carried off. This is smother of be mysterious
robberies, as several persons were obliged to sleep on board
for the safety of the cargo, aaJ yet the robbery woo commit-
ted aukuowo to soy use.
CORONER'S /NQ/JESTS.

An Inquest was held on Wednesday evening last, at the
Plasterer's Arms Seymour street, Eastoreqeare, on lba
body le(Johe Wo:d•ard, as infant, who died (rem anfreealion.

Mr. C. Fowler, servos, of Seysour.strert, stated, he was
called upon to attend the deceased, and fowled hint quite
dead; he understood lie died ist consequence of Win turned
up in a bed, and which be bad not the least doubt of. He
used sorb means as were necessary is suspended asimaliun,
but without effect.

WOlimb Comoros stated, that out the Wane being girlie, he
ran into the horse where the child was, old uw the mother,
who appeared in a state of teensy, Drying, "Oh! my
child!" It appeared at this time glide dead. A obedient
gerbil( man mate immediately after. The Moots ammed
to have • great feeling towards the child, and appeared is •
trestle slate at the &wormy of the death.
This evidence wail confirmed by another witorlM.

1. consequence of the moths being incapable to at.
lead, the worst, Coroner said he would spore her feellogs
on the occasion, but requested the father to Mead, which
he ousoudiogiy did. He •ppruced m very young Wm, mad, in
great agitation, stated that moue win kmea being repairing
• hitches io which stood ■ bedstead dowp, they waisted more
sweat, sad he, without the least idea u( the child being there,
turned it up. la the (morn a • few paiontes his wits ran-
iwg duwa, exclaimed, " Fur God's sake, where's She child?"
and on her obae►visg the bedstead loused up, she bog.■ to
pull it dotty, is which he assisted her, when the child was
taken out i ible. II was not the place where it usually
slept, bat was pet there fur fear of falling (lows stairs.
The Jury haring viewed the body, returned their verdict—
" Aceidesital Death by being turned up is • bedstead, the
deceased not being hooves So be there at the time."

Another 'wrest ♦as bet.' the same evening at the Tilde
sloth Arms, Ra•sell•street, Bloomsbury, on the body of
Arno Gitlin', another infant (haat, who died suddeoly while
la the nurse's alms, occosiinsed by apoplexy aid primary of
the brain. . _ _

Verdiet—" Died by the visitation of Gud..

STOCK EXCHANGE.—The market opened yester.
day morning at 790; but the moment it was
known that en express lied arrived from Paris,
bringing the French Funds t 47 f. 49 e., the minket
got better, and Consuls rose to 79n. Soon lifter
enrollee express arrived, with letters and information
of the closing of the French Ponds. at 86 1. 80 c.
Spanish 56i. The information brought by the
above letters from Paris are pacific in every point
of view. Lord WELLINGTON was hourly expected
in the shove capital; awl the King of ?italics was
determined not to enter into 11 war with Spain with-
out the consent of Lord WELLINOTON or the
British Government ; end, moreover. his MiJEETT
would consent to lessee the affair, of Spain to his
Lordship's arbitration t upon the whole, the private
accounts from Par; give every hope that a war will
he prevented. Six expresses had arrived at Paris
from London, bringiog accounts of the fall of our
03srlerts. Consols are rylii fur the Account.
Fo mew ti MA Roc ET.—AI ev, Spanish Bonds opened
paters/if morning at 494 ; on the arrival of the
express from Paris they gut up to.*01; but after-
wards went down to 49i. Colombian Bonds have
eaperieoced a great iirpression, owing to a private
letter received from Colombia to a foreign broker,
stating that Columbino Bonds were not worth any
41iing, and avutioninK the parties not to have any
thing to do with them: The chief business during
the tworitieig was in New Spanish.
• unastan' 11l It DS if EPTINOET..
Crewels 0 per Cents...,Asl f. Spanish New !kip —lB die.
98 f. Si) e. tat 85 f.,50 e. Prussian
84
Rissoles 6 per Cent..... 02 Protein's, 1822
Exchange 12141. per rusible. Danish in i sterling
Ditto Metallic ..... .... 82 Ditto in Shires Banco, 97 87f
Ramie. of 1822 B3 Coloetbi.n 6 per Cents. •641
Nespolitss,6 per Ceut IS atiliuu 6 per Cents.. 731. 74
Dino Scrip of 1824..14'74 American 6 per Cents. 99 98
Austrian 6 per Cent B5 Ditto S per Cents. .... 9,
Spanish of 1830 65 DM. 3 per Cenlig...... 791
Spanish of Mil 44 Ditto heal: Shares, 21f. Mts.
l'ieruirlan, AI

Aszi.us writ of peare impoptie
against the Rev. JOSSPR Hocoommsom (Vied, of
Leigh), the Rev. THOMAS WHIMS, eml the
Bishop of CAIESTIM, was on Thursday personully
served on the two former Defendants at:Leigh, poi
nailed to the door of Astley Chapel, as a noilee to
his Lordship. We understand the case.eannut come
en Jur trial at Litsicamer before the Summer -

sizes.—(Liverpool Advertiser.)
111111.4110H0f0( CIRCDMSTAMCC —A retell ful *evident
happened to Mr. JANES WILLIAMS, • respectable farrier ism
the East Isidia.road, Poplar. H• was engaged, on Wednes-
day last, in Curvets isiediense duly* • bore's throel, which
bad been bitten by • dog, eisppmed to be ww/41,,wlies be
aisinial closed bia jaws ea bit aro, ad broke it. /I is
(sadly tad Irked. are is um greatest alarm as it is (eared‘
ibilarigbotita au amitotic-mod So Oa ;pew by the its.

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