The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-11-16 00:00:00

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eltit September lao, a c.rtaiir &Ise, scandalous,
10111eli.. and Elespheinnu• tft‘.4. in tile first count
t•pe isidietaiolit set fortis, tlsat the publication In
t' tgvtH►u advised a secamii tiwethig ul the people as
wOO% w ioisratile after the late county seasses„ used
seconsirieuded thesis to ensue with runs to iirevect
irpetitiosi of the scene.. of Peter's-Gild. at Mon-
cheater. it limber rented that the klouve of Cran-
ium,. solo itot the representative of thr people as at
overlent noritituteil.• It then arraigned the Old
'reistomeot, and impugned the piiiinples of
Chritiall:tt. 11411 descsib.d them as they Ore deve-
loped to the Scriptures to be u gets.* fraud upon the
sailitlity of maiikinil, and as supported snore by
tole 010.1"311.01. of force than the iiilliseiire of reason.
The Defeinimot regotr.letl to know, whether he
could obtain a copy of the indrElment ; sod was
ilortue.l by the Court that they had no paver to
order him copies; ha tail's apply for them in Ilie
Hsu.) manner, through the officer of the Court.
'the D-fendatit wa. then required to plead to
1 tie iodic:towed. owl told, shot if he 0,44 rd he
rkight writhhokl his plea Wild the next Term. Ile
Leal, he would isessil himself of this privilege, used
iinparle 5,9111 hest Term.
Mr. WALTON the-se marvel, that he be corn-
misted sada tie gave bail for his appeartince. to the
iron:intent.
'Cue Defendant said this would be • heed pro.
seettilig towards him, at this distance from his place
of residence. lie was prepared with, and had
offe,erlsMide tail at
Mr. W•LTON then said, that as the Defendsat
under conviction, and to be brought op for
ju•lgliient for assiolier offence, he would not press
Isis Motion for bail at this moment.
The Dv fenclant then withilorw from Court.
Mr. TAUNTON moved for a criminal information
agnin‘t She Rev. Thomas Cripps. Master of the
I:rer School of Whitney, to Osfordshire.
The application was founded on the affidavit of
a rrionn 'mord Heodersou, thee b.iliff of the town,
•‘n.l charger) the Rev. Thomas Cripps with using
language to the bailiff to discharge of Ills
Onty.
The COURT AM no reason, unless special cause
could he otewn, to take this case out of the local
Jurisilictiost where it was liid so here occurred.
Mr. BAYERY obtained • rule to skew cane
hy a qua warrant* shonld lint issue against the
iyor of Nottingham, who is-fused to substantiate
t!tat he had taken the sacrament witinu a year prior
so his entrring upon his present office—the Mayor
.4clened to give the necessary explanation upon
this polo/.
At r, late hour in the day (four o'clockl Mr.
I)rostso ens in the act of applying to the Court
f..r a ninon's! information against J. A. Berton,
a Nlogistrate at Warrington. for nut grantiog
terrain warrants, on applieinson mode to him.
At thr rrintatutendation of the Court, this motion
wan pt.:Strutted until to-morrow.

LI C:E.

ROBBERY AT PRVItY. LAN E THEATRE.

Ethrard Boureritt and James lictices were
c' irred with rolthing Mr. James Passengeontb, of Villiers.
in the strand, and Mr. Alexander Wake, who was
: rornpany, in the avenue leading to the pit of Drury-
., theatre, on flatardnv evening, at which time Mr. Pas-
. •.iromll'obsereed the Priso:ivr Doueerie al11100:: the crowd
. ••.ennely pushing agniast him and others, reidentify
i,!
Haters *2ll ordered to be detained, and Bouerrie was
r.,-nrnitted to the New Prison, Clerkeuwell.
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Philips was charged with making a disturbaoce
tbr Adelithi theatre.—He was ordered to be detaiued.

MaRT noTtoinag.gTairrT.

v•en...l n Retd. a youth of 17, was charged with rubbing
.(t:-•,n, of 50, liallik.ne-place, of 161 in bank notes,
Lire in Chat lotte-eireet. In defence the Prisoner said,
l'..t hi. hand had hewn Quichd to the pocket by the people.
gr was fully committed for trial.
Au eldeily female, of lady-like appearance, dressed is a
silk gown, and without a bonnet, was brought from
It.? onset:house as disorderly, being found lying in the street
rt: midnight. She appeared to be insane, and inked info-
h-senile of the dearest of husband... &c. She stated
t,•ntaf io have been burn and bred a Laily, and that she bad
he.o robbed in the street, She said that a Culuocl S.••••••
her hr.,the.r. and that her sister had married a Captain
the iey. She received her income from Mr. Morgan. of
gt,e,.,ol..quare. The Magistrate humanely uirected that
remain in the nest room until Mr. M. was sent
tae, whose care she was delivered.

VNION.H&Lt.

FELONIOUSLY STABBING.
Ye Ily a butcher named Lev* Darts (who was only
dicrharcell from this Office *boot a wct k since, on suspicion
...f e.e•hue a watch was hronglit before Robert J Chambers.,
E.ci. the presiding Mnoistrate, charced with stabbing Hysm
one of ihn couttables of the parish of St. George,
with intent to murder him.
I he l'ilsouer said nollsin: iu his defence, sod be was re.
r,anded fur a week, when it is hoped Hymns will be able to
attend.
a. Freeland was fined in the...penalty of 101. and roils, frtr
pamphints in the parish of St. Olive, as a hawker, be
i.t.t having a ficenae so in do.

CORONER'S INQURST.
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Un Ssterdoy se'imight an inquisition was held at Thorpe.
rea: Lincolnshire. before a select aud highly re-
ty cts'AP Jere, oa the body of lley Wards:lod sixteen years
ivied from tt c effects of taking poison. This case
ratites a considerable deuce of sympathy and eumeehiers.
lion in the breaa.sof the Jury, when the extreme youth and
ineent.iencv of the young creature, and the ill treatment
..14C l•a4 esperirliced, were taken into cosisideratiou. from
it -eviktice which. could he collected, it appeared that the
r:creaseri And helm • savant in • peLlic-house at Halifax.
not eaves. a good deal of persuasion, was induced to quit bee
pliier, and enter tato the servire of a meightniur io the same
MOW after which, • quarrel ensued. atid her new mail.
ter I Jet.e,l her net of dunes at nine o'clock at night, and
her mother taking no the dispute for her kroner employer.
r:iatilarced her from her paterintl roof: thus lioaselees and
Die idlest she passed the night, an out-cast and a wander. r,
u.oudy knew where. The neat day she arrived. greatly
asr,daird, at the horse of • Tall earned flraeketibery, in the '
Illirirpc allotment in the East Fen. who hospitaLly took her
ra. *Est promised Ler harbour, but observed it was not in
kr power to support her ; burl ever, All rising the next amen.
irg, she darted to go to a neiglihunring parish, but the fatal
deedless door, havieg. it eras feared, taken th• greater par,
ad half a pouud of senile mercury, which site had pummeled
nerved( inf. &WV after sbe was !maid by a stranger, calmed-
eat tee the road, sprit...oly writhing in the agonies of death,
road on being takes beek to the lunge of Ileacicenbury, mt.
prod is the COOTS! of defer roe foe,. hours.
'!tie keel, after gesisivoously censuring the uftferhog ass-
dom. of t,er late master, I. tovisisig her oat of doors at so
imotemosoilele gra Amor. se aka of the onitherr reterged the
falgetiog ereeitint That the amid Hey Ward, !abinseiec
maller • wires*, lkorywhiva dspirt% to a et it onownowy
arrant, poimeed