The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-08-31 00:00:00

110 THE EDITOR OF rrnr. BRIM! PREWL ,

-.IL pets, , -- sluice. where the body was found shockingly
turrii,4., to coosid,r the necessity of memorializing . demand there are I greet sane) of articles mull!. bruised the sane evening.
The corn horsed is very forwerd in the North :
the Ex.:ante (iorerniueut, and praying that the ' factored with it, winch hate a beausitul appear.
bevies 1.•.- •iirch arged wind,.u..tax upon the coin.- se I
e.. it was very get.eral in the ne.ghlsonrimod of Lens
The %hole of the wheat-harvest in the comet!' of I mister last week, and grids of all de.criptions we
it). mar lie s,i4peided, lima tile peo,.le cm lay •
th. it re.ociot.tr4toct• opium such • rn,..le of le. yiii4 Kent is expected to he got in by te.tnation night. I ate happy to find is abuodaid and very good. It is
bur t hensoine lits;.tTls unon them, before the L•lia•
The h .nett ill Scotlandis of the most promising aii forward that bailey was sh. wit in Proffitt Market
!attire of the U I
..ited Kingdom. appearance, from one extremity to the other, and t on Tuesday oensight. tt-e produce of Mr. R.
II:• hope-nal Ityliness the Arehrl-A. Palatine (a ith• coi.tinuance of the fine weather ol:der which i NICSOLSOM near that, teen; it welshed 104. Sib.
lof IlLsoaite arroyo! at Vienna tot ine Id tosia:it. it has commenced) tills lair to be the finest crop in I to the bushel.
He Laweitiately gate atid:eiCes to a litt•iiii,l. of that country for the last three years. The wheat Oil the 161 h instintt. barite harvest was begin
persons who stien.leil upon him. and espci ia!ly • l• free 1.,^. 'h • 1.1.6: blight. *loch so much it- • in the nirtilitourneed of Abelleen, where, if tl.a
Hungarnsi.a. 11.• muted the Cou:.te.a !.et.. ~y, jipr• ,f t'of crop, of 1303 and 1!09. 8.. ley i• a I weather is favourati;e. it sill goon b. petty geese
who 114. iteentVe .o Ce;elltaeti 1..041 Iltil•qt. At the C 13.1 .erase cm., si:l nets mceit proi:fic aid atom- ral, aith the appear:ince of • pl. mural crop. lbs
i head of ti,!, !•erV•iiiht IA depend:oil •. iii.a:at ..ie:l 1 dent. To., presto,* al.o have a hoe app.:awe, : barley crop. on sum, part,,of Doi.sids, is. seta
bfrAwe ey:411,4 the Irate's, ism., .ii;Turted 11; nrk 411,1 no d mot Is roiritsined of their tur,,ing out I learn. an alike state of forwardness.
armed t..ree, sot..-n.t- ito ..x.,..1 !pr from !let ea..k. were vv....10t: me. The .e..on, hnteetrer, is re( honed l Fro* all pane of !creel. Wales we have emirs'
• A Col-sirl ..a• Li' ed to th it A... 1-, awl more ?hal ti be rather late to the soother% parts ; Vo.agh in I the most tattering memento of the erNA is gene.
i 4 hubdrPA ,th. r ; , ••• •;ie o, Cr k.1;c.1 or d•stlsled. , Pertb.hire. and retell lit the more tatty northern i rat; and the prierstiesee weather a itli a itch for se-
-Ihe Ct..litt”. 1414 i .au,. ilt-t •1••• le ootrnit lard, .-ri ti clistr:7l., th- firmer, ham co Talented reaping, i vend days pen we have bees fartured by t',e God
1
by the Inas of II 1114 .r• ,I 0 Alit.- res:atance, *A I .ig..l the hire ..t viol 1..• nine uototernioted and I
of Seamus., will Cause the saki* to be put as me.
the !ivy prOCteJiiiti• t 4.11...4 t...nitititit.d., g^titt,tili tie .:.. J.!!e of ti:: ensures wee{... ties) it every Timer imatediatalr.

Ste-11 am, to my sorrow, one of these unioryeo
taste beings commonly d stinguialsed svidcr the asp-
pellation of Lawyer'. Clrlk.„•• • title considered
by many to be theorist d-gradino and contemptible
army to existence. 1 must really acYl r ewe in Nos
prevalent opinion, is I cannot sith any degree of tan-
dour contradict it. How much superior is the lushest
mechanic to an Attorney's Clerk ! How
prrfrrshle is the wages of she one to the salary of
the other Tne former can 'malty elm from two
to three guineas per week, while the tatter rarely
gains snore than from His. to i3s. I !Neill to the
liberal and humane, whether the Wiling salaries-of
those dmervinf, though humble rind 1111114 SO ni nr pert
of the profeastoo, is not a reflec.ton on the he.
inanity of those who have the care of pintail this
laws of oer etnentry in force ? I can In-Mace uousg
melancholy instances, occasioned by the iosigtiffio
oast salaries wino they receive free .v 111•
players; bat this I mean to reserve for • feline sp.
porosity ; and in the interim. 11 trust, the more
benevolent part of the Profess;un will ameliorate
the sufferings of their useful, but long-o-gleete#
brethren, with • hendrenie augmeatation to their
present despicable incomes.
I shall be glad if any of your ingenious Coro
respondents could inform me. how a man is to
support himself, his wife, and children. Mhos
small • pittance a. 11. 3.. per week. taking into
consideration the present high price of every article
of life, independent of the expense of yl4lllll.
Ores., even to • degree of smartness. is required so
a Clerk to an Attorney. otherwise he is coos:dared.
u a discredit to the Office.

I •üb, S r. yeurs. &r.
•t 1 INDIOKN't LAWYER'S till&
Kent Road, Aug. 30. 19

The Emperor: 4 routes ts.u•d • Decree in tha
beginning of Jour, otFentir reward of 10.nno
fronts to finch persou as shall dote. vet • plant whica
can be substita ted for indigo in wool, cotton,
limo, and silk.. M. Hstist, Doctor of Medieme
at Mau. in the Principwii•y of Fro-tendert in bow
hernia. who has been labouring for four yews to
discover • substitute for indigo. flatters himself
that he bets at last succeeded. The labourers ea...
played under his direction have *Oho, the lasi toe
years succes-fully applied to the foregoil g
a composition of indigenous plants, snitch toe
Doctor has discovered, mitred with a certain quart-
tity of pot-gibe. rod oil of vitriol. an I the co sue
thus produced cannot be distinguished from that
of genuine indigo.
Au Inquest was held on tVednesdly anemone,
at too Barley Mow, in 34°nm-street. by G. HOOlll.
SON. Esq. on the body of Mr. HANIMomIn CIOIIII.
the Gentleman who cot his throat on Tuesday afw
ternoon. near the Magazine in Hyde-path. Thu
Jury returned a verdict of Lunacy. The deceased',
residence was in Providence-row. Fineburv--quarry.
He Isar lift a pregnant wife sad three chi:drill.
On the 17th ult. as • boy of the name of Corolla
about fourteen years of age, was attempting to
retch • fish at • alai's/. which carries the water out
of the Lancaster muml into the river Lene. near he
celebrated Aqueduct Bridge, the att.. ngth of the

stream is Suppose rt to h*ve ie;ced hire i liroegh tbe

We un-

POIJ2E.
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aystrae-assou, GusLoust.i. Arab 40..
'kebert Askew. • person iessdirig at Querniudie,
letleght up • little buy, •bunt eight years bf Ale,
Iv stated to have run away rum, Imo. and to
have enticed • boy. younger thau himself. to caut-
ion the rause fault.

AldrrlMlS BLOXAM inquired. whether the boy
was bound to him by indenture ?
Mr. d.kent sneireetd. that he was not-4e had
been emtvipted to him, by his Correspondent at
stiont, with other Scotch bop, who were de-
'iron, re enitiloyedOnt.hp-board.
The IVort hy Alderman 0b,..rve.1. as there was no

dadenfare, he.felt 'Pomp difficulty 1:4 to the mode of
proceeding necessary to be pursued. Had the boy
been Mr. Askew's appreutii.e, he should have kaolin
how to have acted. fle then inquired of the Cum-
celivnatit, whether, if the boy promised to behave
tier in future, be would again receive bins into
• biiiitervice?
. -1411 r. Askew replied, flat be was determined to
▪ *air nothing further to do with hum; he would he
. to send hi!ii aboard ally of /its ships, lest he
.• should tosera,stimate all the idiier buys. He thought
• the best thing that could be done with him was, to
mend him to serve His Majesty either in the sea or
land service. •If he had been appreaticed to him,
he would have taken him aboard the tender, and
given up his indenture.
Alderman 81.03W1 said, in that ease, he b,d
better he taken to the Marine Society ; and 'piked
the boy whether he was willing to go ? sod whether
he arid any wept, being ?
'lle poor friendless' creature answered, that his
father was living in EJinhiorgh, and he was very
*Aline to go wherever the Magialate ordered him.
Neither the particular ea!/in; of Mr. Askew, nor

the mason whit:h induced the
,poor boy to quit his
oerviee, appeared dunug thlexausioatioli ; but it is
- certainly a very serious question, Whether boys,
thts4 consigned. like a hale of vole, from Leith to
- London, may, on the emu niscou of a jurektle error,
be thus disposed of, without the eoucui I nice of their
ielstivea ?

Jobs and Sarah Curling mere chirg►4. b' an old
wain 11l of Cie uaine of Stithug, with • vitalkeut aa-

The parties were iahabitants of the same court;
and an ancient grudge haviug subsisted between
them. the Complainant repeatedly shored Curling
and his wife; the former being a notise of Ireland,
was fr. quently, as he passed the house of the Coes-
plitinaot, 'slated with 4* Zierrosi Pa! ! go to the
Eisele amid Child at Bow ;" thereby insinuating
that he owe of the party who some time since
murdered ma” at Bow Fair. Mrs. Curling, ins.
Intel at the.e re cited espersions of her husband's
chargers. to 1 catusighdettatatnetil to give the Corn.
plantain a Dile wholesome chastisement ; being
a clout y.mog woman, she ,3n Tuesday last dra,z.,ed
ber oppoaeot no the court into her own house.
polled her liar ,ut by handfuls, and min raise mal-
treeted her. MI. Cukliog carne out to .eparate the
cornier. I ioimic winch he struck the COO.
plaii.ant set era% violi at
Tu. worthy Alth4riasii. alter much altercation
between !Le parties, directed Mr. Cortina to pay
the old imam h slif.alttnuett, as a COMI•41111l1016 for
the loss of her hoar) lock,.
Elizabeth Brady (merged An ?Imre!. a Rllede
joie, with an assault. Mrs. Brady, it appeared,
bad let apartments iu her *house to MIS" Ayres,
conceiving her to be a respectable young 'toenail;
she was. however, errs waou autleeelvetl. es Miss
AJ tea kept how, ton fashionable tor a vat teems wo-
man 111 her apparent sphere of life; she, tin ri fore,
desired her to gust the house. The yours ! lady,
however, being • much attarhetl to the wiethbotie-
- ihoud, not only refused to wore, Lit musuhrd Mrs.
Brady 'limn all OCCI•olUOS ; and oil Tuesday last,
• after a short colloquy in the true Billingsgate
style, she set-t.,, and gave her landlady, as else as-
serted she woald, a d—d guod hiding."
She was ordered to give up the lodgings by Sa-
turday, and to remunerate Mrs. Brady fur the ill.
trentment she had received; which, after much
esio,stulation, sic complied with, when on the
point of toeing committed.

there :for Undo* the thy previous to the rob.
bery, loytug he Was going off ity tne couch early
the writ morning. Ptarkes having no driuht but
he war the robtrer, s..t off in pursuit of hint ; nr
learnt that he had 1.. en at Mr. Ord% town house in
Lincoln's liio.rietsls, where he had welted smite
pewter swoons Ito hut lets. He inquired at sevensi
coach-offices, whether he had tome to Marlborough
early oil Saturday inoristug, but at length found
place take. in Int Home, at the White Horse Cellar,
in to vi If,. the Alarkoonagh coach on
Saturday afiertmote. P, ke-. u. CO:0i quence, went
to the White Hone Cellar mute blue before the
'comets was expected to start, and (timid the footman
mmHg on a large new patkilig.case; upon which
he took him Mtn custody, and on searching
Could a pair of pistols. and some bullets made hoist
the pewter spoons; cud on brratkotg open the pack-
inicsease. it contained the Oink of the plats of
which Mr. Ord had bet it robbed. l'earkrs put
havidetiffs on Mtn. as fir atiempted to lay violent
Rands on 111111111eis ; but he. ~aid be would do it, u he
had robbed the best of masters.
Yesterday lie underwent a fell examination be-
fore Mr. Nut's. wive% all the witaesess attended,
and were bound over to pro...cute.

HO.UE