The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-10-18 00:00:00

POLICE.

1111WIDON.110171E.—Yestiorday two Spanish Miura, delegates
from the 250 pour starving creatures now remaining Odle I umber
which were thrown upon the bounty of the British public some
time ago, appeared at the Mansion.house, and presented to the
-Lord Mator the Wowing petition:—
`• May please your Lordship,—We, the undersigned, elected
by their tellow.countrymen, the Italian and Spanish Refugees
now in distress. to act in their names and behalf, beg to submit
their case to the consideration of your Lordship and the public
" The produce of the subscription in their favour, on which these
t a-et:innate man have lived for nearly two years, being now ex-
hausted, about 250 indivkluals, some a' Om burdened whh their
wives and children, see themselves r:ducsd to the lt:t atve Mt es
of distress.

" In conserrtence of the atop} ar of the weekly supply they re.
ccire.l, some of them have been emnprlled to gait theft lodgings,
and not a few have sold the mipereale remnant of their clothing, to
meet the c...timp of landlords.

" No consideration hut that of absolute necessity could hare in.
duce: them to renew their appeal to the charitable feelings of the
public. They are aware of the existing distress, since that
very distress renders it more difficult for them to find employment—
they know that they hate been for too long a period a burden on the
popie—they contess the superior claims of the distressed part of
the British population, yet they are reluctantly compelled, by the
imperious call of nature. to ask for the necessary means barely to
support their eery miserable existence.
That your Lordship would again exert your wonted kindness In
their favour is the object of their font! hopes and hiimble prayer.
And your petitioners, &c.
" DioNtso %%tuns.
ENIAYUEI. JI:Pl.
.• PEDRO J st CARAAOI-A.
" P. MAENZOFF.

" WET-O;IOTGAL lAN° LEE."

his Lordship expremed much regret lit the condition of the un.
(Gonna & Refugaeu—
Thu 11:puties ututel, that it was really heartbreaking to behold
'Airings. They Wel ' 01
imply themselves

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at on THORSDAI
will be ready to treat w
• tram for supplying his
1 Slaty Thoumad Gallons
31
To be delivered
A form of the tender
bt received after one o'cle
union the party or un age
A MEtTING w
• .rx. Tavern. Ito MON
repass the REPORT 0
' HOLDERS of GREEN
URSUANT to a
oery, made in a
aga;TOOtaLty, be CRED
perish of Bt.
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. oat, baskoatatakar.(who
bet, 1817), ate. by the
November 1828, tn com
• -ofilosAtailealat thassit
•buildhers.Chiuteery.law
default thereof they will
the said Decree.

SIC
EXCELLENT WITH
ORDER. WITH

T° be SOLD by I
• STANLEY mu
:teen years, tit a low If
Ndtsieful IAiIILY RE
COCIMOR, Clapham-rose
the Royal Exchange; c
some. morning room,
and every dootestle con
Torase,-§we court, with
To be viewed betwi
only, which, with ford
sundry and Son., Patel

IiOYAC MAIL-
SUPERIOR T
BOt THEAD.
The ECLIPSE leav
quarter before Eight,
&Clock. Passengers b
Shrewsbury, and pro(
ditiowal charge.
The BALLOON lee
Si:, and the Angel,
rives at Birminghant ti
at Three o'Clock In tb
and proceed the follow
timed charge.
ROYALTire MAI
ower the New Bridge w
Semi, and tie Angel
Imapest
WATI
Passengers and Parr
Brown's Gloucester
street; arthe Oloucest

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JL TENT WINI
-tons daily initiated uy
purchasers, wit do wet
he perfume a complete
ingalso peculiar halal
akin luxuriantly white
-efoets produced by int
had gamine only of It
to his Majesty), and
name name, are vile a
tiarittotioSest (Ic.
Pe eporst st: die
•arrtnt
connexion
BERSOYAT. BEAU'
COSElttial Oyer yet di
pet, tie good qualitic
NMPI.ES CRSA M.
Nobility throughout
him's, tan, Dimples. ft
'lion/ whatsoever ; are
whiteness: bestows 0'
beauty when on the th
• the latest period of lit
eassinlolly serviceable
ties. so frequently foU
teasel affection. llt
Gentlemen as an inf,i;
bility of the face, !ma
a pleasurable operatic
PRICE and Gels
efficacy for aiding th,
belief; ales for peeve
an imperishable (vial
Sosothing equal to, t
nuine Moamar Oil,
his Majesty, No. 12.
-who hive sold it. put
and who, in fact, ti
Public. Messrs. Pri
importers{ which bas
before the Lord Ma:
protect the public or
styling themselves in
label, with an en
Ant *nem, difficult?
with their names ant

,particularly requestc
genuine bottle is sib
' counterfeit which is 1
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PRICH and GOSI
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TMs celebrated S
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tad makes tl
toothed.
Sold In Pots, pule
1..* Price and Gt.
Newberry and C
their celebrated Art

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HAPPINESS
Insured by r
&sip" is a gift from
. Itelsteb, says Johnsor
with celestial intelli,
Previous, bower'
becomes an impersti
cleanse the grosser
of unrestricted pleat
of such attention at
whisk, while they e
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Mrtb prestnnyteo
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conmanity of
dal life, at ono
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used i ; their suilertolts• They were all most willing to do any sort 01 chit in such.times u these die M into
Mee had fallen io honest bandit.; also Stephen Wilboo to count; the amount was put down upon - • ISIRTIL
cep it l. work, to apply themselves to any drudgery for the support of life, and after recommending that Sarah Williams should be rewarded paper, and signed by all three. A letter was despatched by lr. On Sundae last, at his horse, in the Paragon, Detztoo nine
farmer, but ounloyment they could no 'there obtain, and, now that the sere- for her helically and trodble, which Mr. Azten promised to do, the Globs that nii;ht, to Glasgow, where some of Its relations live the lady of James Taylor, Esq. of No. 15, Furnlesr. lan, of a
prisoner re
isoner titles of wittier wets approaching, the prospect was dreadful in the lace was Teetered to hint. (they not kconteg where to find any other relatives), to inform them• daughter. -
extreme. William Taylor, a hey.lebber, was charged by Mr. JOhn• Webb, of what had taken place, and to deane that one of them would ire. MARRIED.
iilrd he The Lon° 31 siol asked the Deputies what, after all, was the of Shenlev. Bury, a salesman is the Haymarket, with having de. mediately come to London.
lie in- extent of the hopes to the Refugees. (feuded him of three loads of hay, value 111.85.. under false pre. " With respect to the body, which there was every reason to sup- st at Jersey; James :Aileen, Esq. to Eliza-
On the 4th insta ,
Samuel _ E f the Borough,
beth, widow of the late Herbert, eq. o
thole of The Deputies replied, that they bad little o: no hopes. It was tenets. It appeared by the evidence, that in Marth last the hay pose had been dead at least twelve hours, it lay as if asleep, with
ttituonl erroneemily supposed that they were rtahled to go ;Awned. That was obtained of Mr. Webb by the prisoner. in the name of Dlr. bornarks of violence, and the bed-clothes undisturbed. As to the Oo Thursday last, at St. George'a Church, Liverpool, by the Rev.
i'ted to wes far from being the case. The Ambassador refused upon all Poster, a hackney-Nen, in Creseent-street, Tottenham-court-road ; body being warm, as stated by one of the witnesses on the Inquest,
rea.,r i 0 occasion. to sanction or assist them in going to other countries, or two loads were dellWm'ed to Mr. Foote', but he bought them of the it is well known that the heat of the bed•clothat edilk•M month
to their own. The Spanish Committee had done every thing in pristine as being his own property, and *ti him for them, not in the body many hours after death. Mr. Gibbs Madam Thorn- oA7uutgittuleiswltoustrsoll6CJ. sommposbc.til b
p, .1.101 aojt,ior.
ESsqvu...nbucne, to Helen, admit Anoghter
are their war.po the most powerful part of the Press had nut remitted spoilable any thing Sr Mr. lifebb g the lead was delivered to ton, with the other persons resent wets satkilli4 thet.ho dinetland,
hey are in exertions in the cause of the unfurtur.sie petitioners • but the Air. chaplet Davis, Sr ‘Veivaseth-mews, r Howland-street. In which the appearances mentioned ea the limiest sassipeofirm. colLtoeuett.o-copooloneolefl',.
ill.BO
ofo iLmilrtioatke, otof tcheatlhtithooll,
onoto, son
t oat,
ig con. condition of the English population was such in itself, and excited ewe, to obtain NOW aided." against the prisoner, he was re- There were no circumstances that led them tUdiddlinin the least Colonel Murray, C.B. of Athlone. Ireland.
sobs great
eadice feeling, that the distresses of the Spanish emit! not but Inanded.
g theirsuplcion that he came to his death by any violent or Nara means ; DIED.
mein in that east sympathy. - • • they therefore resulted to request the medical frigid who . atteuided Monday. in Duchess.street, Portland-place. Feancest_wife ofJas.
others, The Latta AIAIFOR said, that the present state of die country , libsiox•RaLt..--A.hroker, • named Prig, who .evaides in Woe-
the Awaited% late brother in his last illness to view the corm,. Gordon Duff, aged 33 years, dapghter of dm late Jas. Within:won.
supply certainly must operate aa a cheek upon the charitable disposition of cestet-ateter. Southwark, wits satanioned iyestevapte before R.J.
Slr. Gibbs accordingly, on his return home, called on the gentle- E. q of Tavistock square.
was re- Englishmen towards those of another country. Ile did, not mean CUADISENI and 8. Dayss, giiiirs,at ;bestow:lc, IP" a !low** ,
baianickbealifitdoteethtoitrembho.said he could be of no service, out having seen ‘O'n NVedneedayinaming last, at his father's house near Waltham
I forth- to say that the century was, by any means, to an Orme state. Ile Of St. 'Savinu-r's pirist, named Louisa Alto clot.. Morged with
h
A b bey Thomas Auguanie Jeasopp, Esq. aged 46. Iris death gas
expressed a hope that the refugees would turn their thoughts tti " uplatefully taking greater coots and charges... ut•sms
*Me other country-Icy North Or South America, if they good goods fora pooe.rasv,.!. than he pas entitled to receive for the ammo, "rlO Prot mestV•lll; With 'torch*** viewed the body, and re- sudden,' and optiasioned by the
Ouse,
of a long and serene
POrted *at hadiettot drops
i lodged, to all appearsoce, his death illness, from which he had but im may recovered.
of age, gut regain their own country, as a final daptiastion. . agaitut the Statute," &c. was caused suddenly bywater.on the chest. The coffin, which in- on Saturday last, at Lancing ouve, busses, Elizabeth, widow
reason The Deputies said they were not .without hopes that the system Inahe present case the rats was only les. sad the expenses eluded
to get .in spain.trould relax, and that they might once more base net op- animated to 176. balm ma leadenarris:tinefrcitniiScsoetidtx, wmPressicienxteithen onbilPhulsarsdatU;beeweene-. omfottleer olafttebegßlevabo. Cdsp_or Chichester.
of
Eating,.
'Middlesex'
and
ace can partiality of returning. The present distress eta most petsams, On dining to the Brokers' Act, as it is called, it appeared that lug, mire o'clock, when the corpse woe found Is bet.in such, a bad On the 7th lost. Mr. Matthew Raffle,' of Thrtadneedle.street,
iv gain tilt, oared 1111 Lordllh`r• , J.4,11"1 t,hi_e,,,,,-"P"'"4,..,„„,‘,.*_°"*._ I._fe",ellt the dm Magistrate had no jurispwion. Indeed, before the summons state. diet it .as considered necessary by the Persoos present to Gana Agent.
-2-..."/°--: now ibefheclifeegbeniet Faswoured be. wa'rrerted--....-----... 'l.."w.s
had
was laid:before the Bench, It had been Ai - *od this the summons lime it Soldered tip immediately ; which was done without the On the 9th butt. at big residence in Penton.plue, Pentowrille,
erroneously Issued. 'Under the a
.....,.. . .toe the Br
am' Act, knowloda of either Mr. Giltheat Alt Thermion., As to the bed- Mr. Charles Stalker, in the 71d pear Gilds age.
him of The LORD Illsvoa said, that ho certaialy should apply to the was
the Ala strafe has °sly pOwer,to est ~.„ • •s„ whc_re over- V:44lcLbelmi_ordered to b_e_tshen to. Westadoeter to be washed,' At her father's house,.in Peestreet, Owassenor-eqsare. on the
ifileclri. Gagainiti°e' sod also wait upon the Secretary of State "c"he • charges are madeoZZiesokers in imp: , itt a year, ' r per. Hibbs opt Mr. INIIMSOD give such order, nor do they 14th inst. aged 11 'Tans Emma,_eldnt daughter matte Hon. and
be son, 00111 den. and bet where ov az* irk • ... •, . , _ Ing.for Sam ;ay Wag of thematter. Rev. William and Toady Aims Botesfordi_goind-aa•Plow to the
nizitly, The Deputies then departed, expressing In the swiftest mama rwids tami. Under •it toestimg, '...
gratitude.' Otisten to the. . •.' Mrt mien Ileatinds on listurtisy inoadoet, that an Inquest late Archbishop of Tuans, and alms° the Bart of Tanitervilie and
1 tern- -.M4Sharmes-to Mews wairants fug , .. . • 111 IlisiMie Po basaagAsittneedned, sent one of his mho was present WWI Lord Dales. -
for..
the Maainonouoa-Yesterday—Yesterday CAorlofit lri/listwa, a umer is repaired, an tube
.egpoepse„ . 0800 0.11 .thilleaY was PS( ID the 4:40. to vs. . as to Os asessalig imm._____________—.._..-----.---'-----..,sner.
I done, toakfoomblipdroosed young srishwomin, was Mup for well. oThllloviiabout 9a. . . • °falai tbe same ..._be was also In dm Jury that 141011 WORN TRW DAS aT &animas 11111.1D6A.
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I, hind 106. otlidanouneed ecdeste bum the Bomar lei - id:Lenexa:arm eggs ge:bibmtss.- mi. am,. rendered Ilk. • wade bet at, beam, aAi 4110, will wadi liked Morales p,..._ 16 Ma. our s 1 Urea*. sp mia, mutt S.
Mr. ALM! the sobsiun. atteisdal for Mr. Trestessanotstatid the poor ironies- the fatibee,.; •• sad. Melia dashed. Tliks Mamas 41011116,AMMIls bat tie lido dap s______N. ___ --Arse- Aea-___... ...-_____..--AS,
the in- It to be Me slag of that gentleman third dap jerhellMileel)6b? re- .said il-T°ll . , Midi dp limo. Salim of it ; Mr. Thornton therefore peamineithir elbeedlamileai *Anted st Tag Billion PRESS Oneit. by 3. Pr csaLltit.tio. lel,
seamed as an example to deter others, mane moue tne m.Ol of an amount tor out, aPt Mit ' considered unoecessary." Strand, sodpiablisbee be R. CANNON, saw place.