The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-06-29 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

July 26. Robert Poole, of Ratcliff-highway, Middlesex,
hneu-draper, at evse, at Guildhall, London.
July to. William hart and Samuel Tamer the yummier, of
Lothbury, London. warehousemen, at tea, at Guildhall.
Ja y ss. Thomas Edward Poole, of Drayton is Males,
Salop, currier, at eleven, at the PIM/Ibl lau, iu Drayton
in Halm.
July no. John Pearsoa, late of Mary Port, Cumberland,
mariner, at stereo, at ths dwelling-house of Mr. Joseph
Wild, inn-keeper, in King-street, iu Whitsbaven.
August ht. John 'adieus', of Liverpool, Lascastor, mer-
chant, at eleven.
July ly. Jamas Dow. of Bush-lane, Corms-street, London,

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sterebast, at ten, at GMlethal'.
December 17. Jobs Senior, of Broad-court, Drury-lane,
Middlesex, mosey-scrivener, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 96. Thomas Greenock, of Drayton in Hales, Salop,
usereer, at eleven, at the Pbcenix Iglu, in Drayton in Hales.
August 9. George Grimes, of Great Warner-street, Cold-
Both-fields, Hiddleres, lases-draper, at eleven, at Guild-
hall, Luadm.
CERTIFICATE-I. Llr 19.
Thomas Loney, of Umisshall-street, Londue, factor.
Joseph Rodrigues Peynado, of Berle Marks, London, mar-
ches'.
Jain Houle, of King-street, Coreut-Garden, Middlesex,

stamen
Jetta Ombra, air Churls", Lancaster, and Johu ilarrisoa,
armrests, in the east royal,. Isquor•atcretrats.
San Will 4 a Warwick ian Islcr.
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John Galt, -inharhise Joga B. Gah, of !Gnat It. Holines,
Loorloo, factor.
Alexaoder ItLachlao, of Great St. Nelra's London, factor.
Abraham Juan, of fiath.square, Portaea, Hants, slopseller

POLICX.

110 W-Wilt VET.
Yeste►day, the you etas who was suspected of having
murdered the Duke of Cambridge's porter, by throwing him
into the Serpentine River, in Hyde Palk, underwent a lung
private exausination before Mr. • Ili AM, *btu all tliC Ma-
'mimes circumstances were fully explLined ; the yonug
master, and his fellow servants, proved his being at home to
t►e very minute the cries, supposed to be the deceased's,
were Maid is Hyde Park, and every circumstance indispu-
tably proved, to the entire satisfaction of the Magistrate, the
ianuccuee of the young snan. The sister of t►e deceased
persisted that he bad murdered her brother The yuaug maa
was liberated.

Nary ,!yore, alias Gikkrist„ alias Smith, alias Clark, the
woman who is seventy years of ago, and is suspected of
being macerated in stealing harms in various parts of the
kingdom to a considerable extent, was brought up for re-
examination, when she was charged with having stolen •
brown gooey, the property of Juba °noway, of Great Brook-
bans, Sorry, front Effingham Conintoo' on the 19th of
March, if/W. In a fortnight atter the gooey was stolen,
Willlarn Swaim, a coachman, of Eton, fumed it of tha
Prisoner fur four guineas and a half, when the Primmer, said
the gouty was her own iiropert), and that she lived at Cob.
ham, in Starry.
The Pris was committed fur further examination.

About a month since • 51/1. Bauk note was stuleu from
Lard Monson 's Steward's room, at his Lordship's house is
Seymour place. The note was among • number of others,
and sas► to a cossideraMe amount, nose of which m as touch-
ed. Information of lb, circumstance, with the amiaber,
of the note, was gavels at air Bank. A few days Loco the
note was paid into the Bank h% Messrs. Davidson, the ban-
kers, of Pall-Mall. Levu the officer was employed to trace
it; he discovered that it was paid lets Davidson's by Mr.
Warren, • timber merchant, isf Laasoa-row, Westminster,
and be received it from • carpenter of Lipson-grata, who
Rivett ascertained bad received at from Ina father who had
beta at work at Lord Monson's horse.

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Wary Fryer. was charged before the LORD Rini est, with
hariag ileagerouslv est and wounded her huaiasid with a
clamp knife, and it.. a parole who attempted to take the
weapon from b.•r. It appeared from the testimony of se-
veral (Istable' and machos., the husband oust the pe-
trel. being unable to attend, that Om Prisoner a nl her has-
baud lived it liotolph-alley, aar Thasses-etreet. and Sisst the
hothead, who had &lieu asleep is lib chair, from fatigue,
was awidtesed ow ht. wife stabbing hint in several parts of
his ball, with a laity. It appeared also, that she was iu a
deranged state of mind, having attempted to throw herself
from a window, and fears having been a•ntrrtaiaad that she
meditated the dastiuttiou of ha chilJ, an infant not twelve
mouths old

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Ihe Pneoner was ordered to be detaiued until Oa hes-
baikkand patrol.- should be able to attend._

John Puck, a copper-plate sonsintined Mr. Bishop,
of beau•street, in the eit), for employing nonlrreines as
yourneyeneu, sad in refiring work to hius, although a fres:nom.
Mr. Bishop, in his dektite, stated, that Poole declined to
do any work but such sort as he liked, and that this
misconduct us the part of Pook and otbeis uhliged him to
apply to his Lordship to license souse men who were not
freemen, to do his busies.

The Loa o M Avon said, freeform were certainly entitled
to a prefercuee, if willing and competent. He t►erefore ad•
wised Mr. Bishop to give the coaaplaimeat such oink as lie
thought fit auJ coat: and in the event of his i ennui
to enceinte it, to being tutu before him, and he should dispose
of ►im properly.

a'eterday the Luau MAI um ordered the price
of tl.r quarttru loaf wheaten 1.0 be raised to htfd.
sod hounelial to told.

Mr. Nit; X DEM. of Govent-Garden Theatre, Id
town last night for Dublin. where he is engages]
fiir a few slights ; and Mr. Jones, of the same
Theatre, al.o left town last night for Glasgow,
where he commences his aft.ersaasou with au en-
gagement for a few sights.

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