The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-19 00:00:00

MATCH TO NOTTINGHAM AND BACK.

elr. Abernethy, obis started from Shoreditch on Weiner,
doh to go ea foot I. Nottiosims by • eireiiiions snide, cod
lesernses,noslrliog Iwo bemired sad Any auks, in fuer days,
yes funned ball hie dlelence, nod belted foot boars •i North-
aophole, lase se Tborsday slobs, it rood eontlition. The
yeillesterno, ateeedief to the lanai iisfooloatior, had lee hours
ever his Ism to As llet sepal too days ia, sod be fell eisn.
Mail of rrnesso. Ne is live feet seven inches is height,
Isteely-live yarn of age, sod hovels I. • flannel dress imin
cud thick shies. Ha has smelled ouch to the Highlands
of Se•Oand.

THE LOAN TROTTING MATCH FOR FIVE
HUNDRED SOFIIRRIGNS.

Thh s.tr►, upon *high assay hawked, wen pending.
look place aus Theraday, over Ike smile and a half mega.
dis►►srs Park, Brdfbrds►ire, before • seam rims fidti of
**Woes spanner*. The oar, nos bred is Lsorashire, and
hithorse ►y Ile. B. Standish, sod they were considered Ilse
lignirtle is &Kla' leader Sheen head.. The maids was to
hot opiate ear► ot►er, sad to start at the opposite rads.
Each wile sad a ►al[ woo doss as fellows fait► feather
was►t:—

mis.see.
Tie horn did IM Grit
. aids mid a 501 f is 5 SS
; lememl .. 5 52
Mint. I
F•erib
I I
Loh
&gem', ••r • • 5 5l
. . MI
11146...• ..... •.. 411 4
Teo* ... 10

sitin.wat.

The stare did he Ina

mile sod • half is 5 41
armed
Tleinl 6 It
Fourth .. 9 4
FiM 5 31
Slob 5 40
Seventh II 2

41 5

The owe sae polled up is
Est lis,bept is Start. shims'

the eighth mood, as she could
ili she Aimed best speed.

Atiormis COACH ROBBERY.

[From Ihe Beth Gunnel

ft lo WO moth tweeere we have le police seethes ia-

etsatte eta heatier's parcel ►aeiee bees stole, from a teat h.
efetairtieg three remittabers frets Bristol buskin twitere
to their cwerespeeeketa is die city (Beth); mid float she
maw la which the robber, was effected, we are tedueetl
Ss hellfire that the thief entst be ensteirctrdw with a Si t of

ties who lies bp this @peewit of plummier. TM following
euceiwassees have reached us mitred's, this stag:—lt
appears the fileliespesi was takes op wear Teinplelple,
I. (!.idol, fad that two Lashes of the most rvspeeisbie
eassesiovor sae
betweeaßristol sod Bath, mid the

other st Bath, were shoo i■ the coach. Shortly after the
Atw•mestissed Ludy left the coach, the seen eutommoced •
• *midi le it, fee the purpose, as he stated, of taring " if
semething woo in the seal fee him, which he expected to
he t►ere;" sod after exanoistiug Festal@ parcels, he said
"it ts all right." 0. the coach ',aching the budge at the
emrsace hits Bath, he requested the laity 6' to allow him to
lake his perm' set orate seal eti which the lady wan sittmg,"
whirls he did, putting it is a mews silk handkerchief, mid
holing the same is Me hand. Before the coach reached its
regular place of deslisetioo, he stripped it esti got eel, re.
tmestiag the coachman to keeps place Cro him, as he intended
to return to Bristol is the reeving by the same conveyance.
The fellow thew walked elf with the parcel its his head, enve-
loped is Ilse lisodkarehief, sad was seam to SUM a corner;
sad altlinegh the coachman discovered the rubbery washes
Sve mutates after the scssedret bed left the coach, and every
Muchlesesich was made, yet we are sorry to say lie egatted
his meson.. The followisg is a description of the thief:—
He is 'host Ave feel six filches high, 35 years of age, dark
►air, swarthy eomplexios, sh►ewd mod sharp looking, the
upper lip rather projectiag; wore a black cues, dark waist.
axial, he.. potatoes+, with Wellington boots; canted a
pees silk handkerchief, and had a Woe umbrella.

The William, Norris, bound to Deblie, spirt at Quebec
the 3d ult. hut was raised and discharged oa the 7th.
The David Scott, Searle, fro. London fur Modes. and
Bengal, less .puke• with 17th August, in lat. lb. S.
105g.31. W.

A dating burglary was committed at Oundle
ah tat rifle o'clock on Thursdoy 10thmorning, the lut
Poet.; the dwelling-house of Mr. C. RAGSDA LE,
!Gaoler of LEATH•M'S charity school, was tooken
into, by forestig away an iron bar of • window,
through which the depredators entered the house,
and robbed it of 19/. 18,. in batik notes sod cash,
also of two silver table-spoons, four tea-apoous,
(4 pair of sugar-tongs and a salt-spoon they drop-
ped in making off), • quantity of currant wine in
'ionic', and some spirits. One of the bottles the
thieves dropped and broke, and the noise of this
accident awoke Mr. RAGSDALE, who got to his
climber-window just in time to see a moo retreat
neer a wall 14 feet high, by which way he had
Came upon the premises. Mr. R. presented a pis-
tol it the robber; but it, unfortunately far the rods
of justice, missed ire, It is supposed that two
persons were concerned in the burglary, as two
Olson woe left on the table in the room *hereto
they acquired their principal booty, sad it was evi-
debt they had been used for drinking half a bottle
le gin which had been deposited in a cupboard on
the preceding night. The thieves left behind them
bunch of keys, mad a clued, 'apporeutly made of
an old files