The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-01-30 00:00:00

tempered. lively
play the
three dozen
would make •

del Ito .1.11
immense es.

steffjosekets,
r something
. number br-
and- not so mods
ansoag theta !
were never tio
damsels noir
_ port _ all the regal.
bitklltsmins for promoting public amusement ; as-
korblitipeinsam large enough for Bath ; a finer band
sitollesse this ever was lilted at Both; • regiment of
of fags Europeans. • quantity of sr-
Itasey. two caps of fags,
a play-house, a Gette-
r rat Nietor is soostwand, and another out of twat-
• uswild, with molt enough for beventeen Generals,
sod rnercimint• 'sough to supply seven hundred
with ileum, Acme. and champagne. Grecioas
g 1271 of love ! what a pity there should be ro
.10 enliven such a place! There is am •
.41/ferrymen, and • church going to be builtorf/Va.
liras tfissiir4 • • bets • •
larielerawros 40.. ,a.
11 STS j'a" *"."
•vr...rrop deli tan& i.Sjv -U8 • mpits• .
snips* losii t. *rota.. „In-,
mot ..14 4 • * WIC! elate/ 144 64 -)
As lemsest eras bell at metes &doe! WI. se the
Tobramlimit:Orwiss. Pembroke Sews,
=al=Dipme Coreare, es the
the tale Admiral die
mibo minas mid to his esialesse by conies bie throat with
II MINIS Friday esersiog leek at ilia home of Mr. been,
Ite. 2. Diem were, Brebeley.mmee. • pholeterev, who peeved
. that she ilempeeed bad Imes is • deepeadiag team for as..
taw sod &moist 'spewed hamar by Mier/ a chest of phase,
emilesiop is u'_-.,ease siiiiged is leave hie 'amities is die
family of • Nobleman, be grew exameditigly uselosebely; and
though he possemed property, yet his gloomy preepeets of the
Isente salmad bi iniellece, mid in that elate of weed be eat
. kierboost, mad was bead is hie bed.roosi weltering Is hie
Aloud. - fie threat ihs a Oslo of insperery
.TosOiriep, at ewe oleheek. as inewieitios was takes before
T. 111104 bt, ptbe Press Beer. Ofillbeek-career. West.
mamma se ire *sip of James Yiig, aged lb, who was
foam' Ammonite die doer os Woodsy shomme, opposite
lim Feelineeleep.
from tbs evidence it appeared that the ileeemed aid hie
brattier blab welshed for their baler, a barge owner, at
Themes Ansa. sad se the 91kb December bad, as they were
ruses a legAset lades with Meen diatoms of cash op
the river, they wers.easght opposite the Red Deem, Satter.
sus, in • tieseasies at..., wheel • beery swell of water
modebely tome awe the log, sad soot it. The demerit
kid be hie hoidief for seam nannies. whim be " ranee,
if yea duet loom her, we shall bull be disimmea." H. dies
14i his Yid, end mast swim lb, witimi.2lllll, 'Weber clang
to the est, mod isiniallolleuiliggiiiollioritiles, hie
tare Imo peeereved. Theileinolltigai agate,
sod so tidier was beard of him ildiferbes be
war piehed op by • traumas. This idept 111.5 sir.
esmetasem, reamed a verdict—Flonad

4T ROBBERY.
Os Selorday Wooled, about seven o'clock in the teem
I.g, as Mr. Rdosieed Radice, the opulent pedestrian tsetse,
of Te.kcieliory, was reioneiag bowie from oar market, be
woe knocked down at the top of the pitch at Soothwiek, by
si fellow who came modeles!, behind him erased wish a large
bledgeon, having • quantity of lead or other heowymetal at
one end thereof ; and before Mr. Rudge could tumour him.
mill, be again felt the weight of the deadly weapon, sad at
`the same lime was peremptorily ordered to deliver hie
misty. Notwithstandiag Ma head was badly froMwswillemet
gishfrived to get tepee his legs, and declared be
met part with his mosey but with his life; buns ••mero
athletic man, sod the assiety to save a considerable own
of money which he had about him, perhaps gave Mei
wildirional vigour, he greippled hard with the villain fur the
possession of the bludgeon. nod in the struggle both fell
to the ground, in which peaks they remsised a coasideem
Me time, sometimes one being uppermost and sometimes
the other. Al length the bound of borers' feet was beard at
a dimaore, and the fellow escaped without accomplishing his
abject, but Dot until he had iellicted no less ilsaa Are severe
rientossoos on the head of his courageous oppooent. la the
control, Me. Rudge lost hie hat, which was picked up the
same treeing by a person trairelliog *loos the road; and,
*bough the fractured bead he received would have been sof.
Scient to have given some more timid mole • fever at the
least, and exposed them to the lancet of the phkbotamist,
and the nauseous drugs of the apothecary fur weeks or
months, yet he look no further entice of it them deliberately
to purser Li. walk bareheaded home.—
" Ilis ringlets all clotted with gore,"
where he applied a little common turpentine to the wounds,
.ieud tied his bead ep iu a leaudkerelia—dee mingled streaks
of Mood and turpentine, all of which were *offered
to remain undisturbed us his face, giving him • most
motessue appearance; and before daylight oa the Monday
trim-mug, Le was pursuing his daily occupation up to his
middle is ogee of hie own tan.pits, as if mothiog bad
happen, d. Were we mu to hint at the amoout of the wealth
which it is prommed this extramelinery iodiiridual possesses,
we could hardly expect our readers would believe us when
s• macs-led, that be, who could so well allocate, indulge hint-
iyetf in every loamy of which this life is aweeeptiblee—who
Lae neither wife, child, sew eves domestic. on whom be can
li,reofter beataw his great rigigeweesboold cooties* to walk
fu our market sod home again worry Saturday, whicb he has
caw regularly dmigthe operseils of thirty years, regardless
m.lke a/ the ertegiti•deell of fittewbte of the roads. Nor is
trod alt : for, hedappubell. et Apse walks. sod of tha labo-
rite.. deities is whisk be. owl Is found weekly emeeneel at
market, h. has probably dose half a day's labour is the tan-
lard berme be left home, mid allotted himself perhaps the
other half to accomplish slier his retara,--(Glonteefer
Joaraied.)

Vtiday •orsiog but as alasoilog Ire broke est et the
Imo., of Mr. CVIIIIItaft, Jeweller, MO. U. Hereford place,
Gammercial.road, which Wore it cool) be ratieguivlied did
evesiderable damage. A thief liking advaimage of the con.
tastes whit* prevailed is removes( the foroitore off the
premises, conteivrd to Meal from a drawer a small bag coo.
taiimag &abloom' to he mautwil of 300/. sod Opauds, with
winch ire got clear off.

Bossita.—Spring kis challenged Neat, ...d it
is lretwerti these two prime Pugilists that the great
coolest fur the championship will take place.
the Sunder le.t sur • number of persons were
eatgeged un the cu•dt, between Portent!' mid Get.
titian, in attempting to save some boxes of oranges
wt.icii had bern (Lasting along the shore. a man
nstutd Haulms was swept off by • wave. His bro-
ther, who witnessed the circumstance, rushed to his
•..istauce. and seised him by the arm; but the
elder brother finding that hie strength was nearly
exhausted, said, " I know I shalt he drowsed, and
if yrru du not leave me you will be drowned too.
Let awe go, and save yourself." The brother
ing theta was no vossib.lity of saving both, reluct-
antly left the former to his fine, and with d Scully
regained the shine; the 'thee nuentdiate.y sunk.