The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-09-21 00:00:00

-or bowl, and 'firm rigged ott, Mu Trent to the *C-Aurg
. . . . _

Sam I'm zeman stated, that ht appri the PI Owners
at the Coburg, and he previously atilt to the house a titre
the handkerchiefs were acid, but the woman rtfused a search
witbout a itirrait.
'l'br Priiortere were Identified where they made the par.
chaser, and they were m1141141..11.

BIGAMY.
Barnard Draw, a man of ordinary appearance, him
charged with inter Marrying with Maly Ana Cux, bill former
wife being •lire.
John Harrison, clerk of St. George's, Elnontsbory, pro.
r'siee.l a certificate of the Prisoireer tie-d marringe. April 17,
1 Sl7, hat he could nut identify ale Prisoner. E. Connor was
time subscribing witness.
Mary Ann Cox, a young lady of appearance.
swot,,. The Prisoner here interinp:ed the Omit, and
end the was about to swear his life aw•y, by resting herself
to be hi. wile, when she knew that he ha.l never Itedskil 'with
tier. The witness slated that she had known the Prisoner
About Iwo Month', and on the 1211 of September she left
her home. at Rath•place, New-road. and was married to the
11111901.rf the same day, at St. NI ery'r, Islington. He rope,-
reused himself 33 a single 111111,1, and 110 a w ;dower. On the
same day a female Cllllllt to their lodgings, and she, the Pi O-
sumi., as. I her, were wrestling logo her in the passage, and
she called unt, DUO% 'hike me, yon know lam your law-
ful wife, and if the woman you have married lw an honest
unman she will let erne up maws." She did go up stain., and
*claimed! the Primmer, and witness told her in take him, and
she left them. The Prisidirr denied that he had married the
fist wife, and said that he had lived with her only.
In the absence of proof of identity a.. to the first marriage,.'
the Prisoner was remanded until 811(11 prouf be had. The
lint wife was at the Office in the morning.
(Rink, a genteel man, was (hal geJ with being disor-
derly at Mary-le.t Church on Sunday.
'Ube miilence was, that lie annoyed females going in and
cut by his salutations, 1111111 a-ked the beadle, what was the
text performance, &c. He at length got into the church,
and was obliged to be turned out by knee.
The &cram d said, lie was an agent from the potteries, and
that be was inebriated, and lie was dirchargid upon paying
Lia fee.

QUEEN SQUARE.

Yesterday the Governor of the Penitentiary, Iln
',Led lia the Magustratts fur advice, in consequence of a
ate assault committed upon 4)414: of the +nets appointed
to watch the prisoner.
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Two of the prisoners, it seemed, went to the water•closet,
sad iii die dead of the night attacked the man with a knife;
but his cries brought forth ollsUnce, and they were se-
rved. Their latent iou no doubt was to escape, in the event
of their desperate attempt of overpoweting how and the rest
'of the gate-keepers proving successful. There was a doubt
how to punish them, as their case came within the mean-
ing of Lord Ellentiorough's Act, soil they heiiig already on-
',deigning punishment agreeably to the laws, and no power
ex istin to remove them till the expirat of their time.
Mr. White said he would go to the prison and lake the
exiinunation of the ruan ; until then we deem proper nut to
'cuter tuttattether detail of the trausaction.