The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-09-26 00:00:00

OLD 13.11 LEY. hLr muss' 23.

roam Cod .ling, clerk to Mr. James Ilu m;ihri,•s,
conveyancer. wi. put to the bar. charged nuh ',-
miring and embezzling 61. the property of hi. col-
[slop?.
It appeared that the Prisoner was the confi.ien.
flap clerk of Mr. Humphries. and was in th- habit
of receiving tees on hi. mallets a'vount. In the
month of Anzto.t last hr ah.cooded. tak.•.4 wilt
him con%iderable sums whit+ he had received fur
his employer, rach toeing the anbj..rt a a separate
indictment. He was acquitted the first charge.
but convicted of receiving and embezzling 51.
William Mime, late butler in the service of Wit-
ham Dennis. Esq. of Rt. Anne's Place, Chris's,
wee convicted of stealing several bottles of wine.
value 395. in the dwelling-house of hie said master.

Meiles Grover was Os; convicted of ember:ling
twenty shillings, part of the once of ■ lord of Troy
which be had sold for bis master, Mr. Julio Davis,
a farmer, at Ilia Mes.

CLERKENrrF.LL S.Essr&SS. Sgrr• 25.

Before Wr. 11hirwmruru.Eef. aid a Bench of

MAWSMATEI.

Fli:aleilt Greekslade, alias Peetberteig, ■ml
Onetime 3timilege• Mills Miller, tub chrlrlreh, tne
Grater afrout•uAtt. the latter about eleven year. of
ar, titre tudietert for wilfully uttering counterfeit
Celia-

Thry -bed, it appeared, icon, to the shnp of a
Mr; lieven. a hater, in St. Martin'..l4l,e, and
called for a twopenny loaf, in paysatnt for *ock
they trisieeed a bad ahilliug, which Mr. Bevan
reluced ; they aunt away, mud he followed there
into the street, and cane! ved theist enter the shop of
Mr. Arui.del, a chuoirhaudler, at the corner of
Chanderstrert ; he. went sato the shop, and ob.
iersed a young wonsno rubbing a shilling, which
the children had given in payment ter souse oat-
meal. au a chute. Ou exam g the chili nq,
hr knew it be the wane shiers he had jut
refused. The children frrevancotrd cc much
when he questioned them en to their residence.
awl their ;Norte% th.t be thought it right
to send for a mist able; who, on searching their
fuussrl ba. srl. in enpper, SOWS bear shillings
MA sixpence., owl oriel-al trifling articles which
they had bungt.t.
1 hr y were nt.tli foetid Guilty.
. .

Green• •Lnle. the younger 10;1, it appellee'. had
been tried ip4ore, on a anniter chair. Her father
rrac,.ia.rt cti Mainly Bay. The mothered' elm.'
lorte Shirley is St preeeet suffering confinement foe
tae o.lollr fieftr I lei io., of offence.

Erato it ICvbins. a young g.otleinoo. residing in
the county of S.nueriiet. anti Dau-sun, a re.
%Reelable ilcu.r keeper in the polio of St. Ude%
were in title,' for riotously olvstrnetilig the watch.
Mr% *nil initruies* of the bah, torre.h en the wine
twit of their tints*. and also for attioulting
Verdict. acvm,sigi.
I gay a.nl Bellew,. the watchmen of St. Gilles
p.u.n, 4110 wt."... ♦ r. .w omen found Kiwi
V 4 d V 19' ell disdUlt .tn efft
t. real to ax month,' imprivoisinent in the Houma(
Correction. and to he kept to lord labour.
The Sia.orous rlrn.d this do!.

A mer ing of the Frerh...d •re of the County et
rc.i.lent nese London, fuel. place yrs.
ter.l4, purAtitut to advertisement. at toe Croon
Atie%or in the Strand. The Chair was taken
by Mr. grans. who briefly stated the object et
the tn-rtiii4 to be, t, peowrie the intlependeut
tercets or the County. and fescue the elective lama
from the heads of certain twine farrni.es, iu who it
had too long been vested and transmitted like any
other sp-cies of property.—To lbw egret • Mr.
CAPFLI.O mnv.•d severer. Resolutions, which *cm
seconded by a Mr. GOODWI N ; and after thanks be.
inc voted to the Chetrouse, tam Meeting concluded.
The Meetieg was veiy thinly attended, there set
being more thanitee)ve,p_ertions present.
Yesterday the hone Mrrost. after duly enaniin.
ins the returns of the thealweighetr, ordered the
prim nf Weed to be continued at Is. 4 id. a hes;en,
nod hou.ehold Is. ltd.

The for
MCKIM that has attended MOM%
Offices for considerable number of years. and the
known punctuality in paying all Prises no demand.
will, he hppes. insure a continuance of the public
favour in the present Lottery. which has she novelty
of harms only 4.000 Numbers, 4,000 Prises. sad
Five Prises of ^u,oool. Tickets sad Snares ere to
hed considerably cheaper than lost Lottery. at
4, Corollal. and y, Charing-Cross.
. .

An alarming are broke out ass Monday nizht. iw
She preussees of Mr. lista.. gluing and painter, in
:St. et:auk-street. Strand ; but by-the 01
the neighbours. the tensely arrival if the daferent
tire-cuirass front %snails parts of the to. ft, and a
plentiful 'apply of w..t.v. it was Rot unde-
doing farther damage then desire, tug t;.‘ retuse.e.

iFORZION INTELIJGINCIL

• dOTT6NDURGEI UAW

GOTTINIWILON. NM'. 9.

We have Ihis day received the unpleasant ititel-
iigesce. that a convoy front England. bound to
Anholt and the Baltic. was overtaken on the morn.
lug of the 6th. on tile Scaw, Reef. by a violent hur-
ricane. and a coosiderable ;not of it wrecked: two
tran.tror•s, with stores &e. Sec. for Anhult, arc
Maki to be ii-oung the number lust• _ _

'parr. 13.

'Tilts dew's post from blerstuted hits brought us
en ammo ut of a very unpleasant occurrence which
took place it that harbour yesterday afterimou.
and of wincit the following are the particular%:..-At
four p. ath two kmits from the British ships of Miff.
the Her* mid Dictator, under • Lieutenant
lit to the former, nod a .11n6hipluvin of the latter,
pot off with the of carrying a Danish 111TiVil•
1.'434 of six gull* :mil thirty men, which for some
dada peat had b. 4.1 in t.iat harbour.—The Ilt-
-hick we• anode wit') the accudanied iniptiumity
of the Eitgli-h, anti the Daiwa were to a short
time driven below, and called fur quarter.- Leery
exertion was then !mule to get the pii‘r out,
but the wind lilting contrary, it Wit impassible,
sad the captors were üblwe.l to abandon her. after
tanning her ashore. Daring the attack, the alarm
had bent given to the elude, and a military de-
tachment embarked for the purpose of frustrating
'the designs of the English. Just as they came up
with the men of war boats, the latter grounded.
and were im ue °lately ail mooned to surrender by
our trrrolw, which not Lein., complied with, a tiring
tontine-lived, in winch a Sliiislisontaii was killed,
and the Lieutenant grazed by a musket hall. The
elb1J11111WS• of the water prevented the possibility of
getting the boats afloat. The English surrendered,
and were conducted prisoner* to the Castle, where
they will probably remain till en answer has been
received to the dispatch which wts immediately
exiwdtted to the 51inister of State. with the details
of this unfortuoste event.

sari. 17.
Lam night, an English tag of truce. having on
board an tlffieer, arrived here with a letter from the
CoturusuJer of the British squadron oil this pmt
to the Governor, requiring the release of the Lieu-
tenant and boats crews taken at Marstraod the tie-
titre of the answer returned bus set tranyttod
but it Is suppu-ed they will pot be given up till the
'intent of Government are lronwu. Monsieur
A 'vier, Anil) issador Ginn the Etniseror Napoleon
to our Court, arrived et Hel•uigbord a few Jays ago.
CAIIV,II4IW, SePT. 5.

We have just received positive intelligeat•r of the
advance of a considerable corps of French tru•)ltr,
fur the purpose of occupying the whole of the Prus-
sian ports ut the Baltic. The Count) indsuts, or
Military Governors of each p..rt, are said to be al-
"'catty mimed ; the !ironed object of this negro ant
is 'the prevention of English goods and Co!ottial
produce; hut the real one is said to be the for-
sostitui of a strum con's on the trontittra of Cour-
)elid, for the purpose of ulterior opt-rattans.

OSIRSIO, SLPT. S.

Extract from an Mikis% cemenuminini, thi. day
received horn B4foll Lagerllir.k°. Connsellor of
State, and his Royal Al tray's 11iiissirr w l'sris :
•--" The Soonlish ship Pore, Captain Alison, !after,
with salt, which some time since was ruptured by
a French lairmeer, and (imed into Diiiikii It, fur
this reaiion, that she luri heels oblked to put into en
liglegiiSh port, wait last lil'edae•day reltwied, by
virtue of a eenteoee of the l'rixe-Court, given in
consequence of the proceedings at lair which 1
caused to bs iustituted for that purpose."