The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-06-17 00:00:00

for 10'11evist Na! Ole Jon Is 4 loroo unfairly prejodieetl.
or that tiger verdict hal bait heftilg...4l by roc elber fief.,
Jag Oise s fair sod soniikiiitoes 'kw of lb. facts....-Mlll.
refused.

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lialurrity an old lady, of a very meek sad imposing ex.
levier. named Mary Lamle', oaderwent an examination qv.
(haler of having stolen sod embezaled the properly of •
will,, who keeps a lodging boom in Neegate street.
The Proseeuteis slated, that some time siare she became
estcemely unwell, and lire advised to try sea-batboy. The
Prlsener had hive In her *owlet for snore thaw a year and a
half, during which time she was a patters fur industry and
ottesrtlon, sad bad mureboer $ lath rilbraclfff SE • wesini of
piety. The Proseeistris minseqoesitly 'bought she might
safely leave the rare alter establithment to such • pees°, ;
bit no looser had she left town time she Primmer romeseiseed
a rourse of drinking, lied, to supply herself, ronberxted the
reefs, and when they were exhauster'. ;teemed lbs I.sen of
the house, arid robbed the lodgers. The Promeetrix was sp.
prised of these facts by a friend, soil oriented to town. SM
declared that she woeld sever Resin trust a worm( of pious
ways. The Primmer sekitowledged that she bad " atria,
tir" a litt mei which she wool) torteavour to repay,
d.li leethred she bail to idea bow the goods disappeared.
As °gar wheripperbroded the-Privesser.proved 'hat she had
rerifoosed bevies g'seed" one of the lodger's coats to übtaiu
• little mosey whew.* was *wt.
The Priseme mas reminded, le enable the Proseentrix to
imam forearm marveh offer her property.
A whorloger mos deed Id few &dossing a vessel to rennin
near and parallel Mabee, iba savigsble arches of Loudon
B ide. for Ave imam offer the Harbour Master had ordered
it to be removed.
BOW•1111tEST,

Saturday Joke Fraser, • wretched Altatiii
wee pet Ia saw bar, eftsrged by • revpectable woven, rOsid-
fog is &sty-ewers, Dirry-lase, with threstesins her life, as
wells" his eves, bectinst She would nut receive his addresses
is • usimitev satiable to Ma wisher. He bed on a former oe-
swims Woe al this chase for strisoyiag this lady We • simdsr
masiwer, sad was thee disehatged en his promise to be-
have better. The .Presecatris mood, th‘t about twelve
re" ago side tied her drceased hosbiutd lived ia the Pri-
mmer's mother'S horse, sod that ever since She death of
'tier /maimed she had, from motives of hoismaisity. Freeing
Ilbe di•tressed ecusditio• of the Prisoner, administered to his
'Manse as forms lay la bee power. This charitable tether se
her pin emboldesed the Prisoner to suppose that her re•
pealed acts of kiodoess proceeded from a more Wades motive
thaw cold charity ; rnd his annoyance 'owes& she Fromm-
Iris had lately bees arch as to iailuce her to let her boom sea
shop, is order to get rid of his importaisitire He was
eumailtted until he shall And security fur his (attire good
behaviour.
leases Stone, shout eighteen years of age, was brought op
• Maws aid Moore, fur being furred oo Friday sight
it pockets Ist he theighbeerhood of Drury. lose Theatre.
aeriteneed to Si; *rah. hard labour is thu Hisser of

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