The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-10-05 00:00:00

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doing which be dome liseshiert -.heels of his coach sprainst
his .(...Jr lewsier, by which Me miserneen limo were went
eimisegeresi. The Welshmen lessirrn then set off welloppint.
OW she Wisest., drum Mews very furiously.
The Defendant ems esievicird ie the penally with seat*.
Xenia ItrdAwd oppe2rell hp n finunpesepa, on the sour
phial ef Wil;ines irirreson, the lappet-oar of the Itlayswiehre,
eberged with Irevine his owe in the Ner enthe. after am
o'clock it. the aftereeme, .p. which he was convicted
with costs.
l'eler Cooper was charged sod convicted of a similar
./reset.
TIATTON-GAIDICE.

TIATTUN-IiALMIUSII.
RE,st'RRECTION NI EN.
On tldemi, Walk,* Marriott owl Thrower .tfoorte, two
notoirions reaserrectiim nice, were brought up for exsioias.
tine. cheesed by Mr. Teesdale, constable I,w the parish of
Ni Peeress. on anspicim of stealing the dead body of • atm
from some bruise ground
Mr. Tresitaie deposed, that at aa boar that morainic,
era he was taking hie round tia ass SIM ail was tight, hr Imo
the Iwo Prisms.", mike oestial llamelliogesse, carrying a
heavy hamper, and from their anoliwas manure of going
along, he sinspeeted they had sot some Maim property, he
them. mad miestioard them ruipestiug what they
had them.
and from their evasive ammere he was aeolirniest
in his sospieicw„mid took them into custody, sod with the
aseieinom of otiose watchmen he moseyed them to lbw
wateh.how, where, ea smirching the hamper, It was howl
So espoisies the body of a we, apparently fresh takes GUM
IMMO burying emend.
Mr. Leach, the Sitting Magistnite. asked Ibe Prisetwes
what they had to say is their defence, or whether they
_ would sell when they got the more from Our of the Pri-
mow answered very cavelierly. he Iseggedto be mussed,
•as they never told.hat left that to he Woad oat by them who
eonia. The Primrose were them ordered to be euinsusittell
moil they fused good hail to mower the complaint at the
theektoe.
Jade Mess, • ebeconalter, was heneght op in the custody
trf Wainwright sod Edwards fur further antansinatioa.climeed
as suspicion of minim a forged M. Sauk note to a leather.
e nee, nod likewise of mimic similar notes to ether leather.
POWS. &SW bonier proof beim; expected, he was cont.
taittetifor another essminattur.
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fislortiny Me. notilelo. one of the overseers of Christ.
itherek, residing in Blikfriers.rearl, - preferred a charge
against 'Jr. Brown, Naked of "The Hogs" putitiehouse,
wailer de sit. !Jaws, rap. 0, for salferiug diVrfll persona
to routine,. atlantic and tippling in his house during Wine
service me Sunday last:
Mr. Hai reer, Solicitor for the Defendant. addressed Ilse
Magistrate WI his behalf. He should be able to account
fur mows being in his house on the diy iss question, in
each a wear as woald induce the Magistrate to (linise
the complaint. On Thursday the family of the Dirhwilant
were plunged into a Mate of iaexpressible mews amt grief
lir oho loop of a favourite child, a boy abust three years
age. Frintds. neighbours. and mistiest* were diapatched
iw every slireetiow to obtain iutelligenee of the Maine, hut
wiliest surer... The parents ermaiocil is a Mate of die.
treetion until Saturday, whets the child was motored to
their Mime by a person ohs had discovered it al the
west rod of the lowa. The joyful twos epresmi name
his relsoinos sod friends. sod right or nine of the thence
relied cm the mattedang of Sandal, to emgratudsts him us
the happy siremaeleace. In the overatiwings of a grstefsl
beset fur their kind merlins mid congratabitime„ he in.
wiled them to partake of sense refisubineists, which they
were twining when the parish officers mite, between It and
one. The persona ro discovered eating tool drinking were
eM tortomers. They had not paid, sow bet they bees rr-
"sired to illy, for the provisions they cousoined. If that
sat ref rutertaiannest was at be costairnrd into a tippling,
Seeable by law, it wan tentamourt to declaring, that a vic-
toslier hail out the saw rights as other men. awl That. by
woderisking the niaragensent of • publicliouse, he harm
praised himself fee may of those enjoyearals in which his
conotryasett indulged, mil deprived himself of the *wore
of receiving and entertaining hie friends in such a usaisiser
as his feelissgs of personal regard and gratitode would di-
late.
Mr. Bente= intimated,. that there were Mir days he.
aides the &Windt for the reception and entertaimmut of
• the Defoodasses Meade. He considered the defeuee that
sort of excuse which any publican might stake fur a similar
Wiener.
Mr. Harmer brought forwards young man, who lodged
with the Defendant. He stated oa oath. that IM loss and
nevem of the child, asi elated by Mr. Harmer, were facts,
and that the persoos who were entertained by Mr. Hawn
were his (Weeds sad relatioas, who paid Nothing for what
they ale nail desalt.
Mr. Moslem still premed the Magistrate to indict the
penalty lender the Act of Parliament.
Mr. Hann.' said, that as the parish officer persisted in
so rafteliogly sad antiandawely presaleg the matter, after
an mem, su sititd'actori had been given. he felt it his duty
to avail hi wilt of a legal objeetitio to the proendiug, mid
would thank hint to produce his information.
No written information having been exhibited, the com-
plaint usa dismissed. Mr. llurakn., sun withdraw' low, slated,
that be should proceed by au indietmeut at the quarter
Sessious.