The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-01-08 00:00:00

Sahara*, 11In. WsMai, 'nem had been employed by the
Poi* of Al. salriolniel-keeper fis sad about Lei-
coolcc-ssistaost -watt ametio# 0/Rh olotansisig 4/.. 10.. Nader
•false pretrisrei. ft appeared that, on hi. insgenotims..in-
&cheeses bud been matt-reed agaisat be Igraine, of mine
low, brtitheb in Wilimonsbe.toreet, anti..iket the Bench wow-
rools,isseed is coomonommaeivere put ions his bands to eke.
rule. Use of dorm warrant' was against a woman named
Isaacs. Wallace, hooted t;ieruting the warrant. told
the woman's husband that he we. authorised by Mr. Toms.,
the .parish soliebor, to quash the indictment, oso !earnest
of 4/. 10.. foe ms 6, mospeellieg that he had it. sorb an.
tlarrity, gave him 10s. by way of ramrod, said after appoint-
ing to meet him no Friday In receive the remainder, com-
monsirsied She stroor to Mr. Tose*, who ordered his clerk,
Mr. Earl, to reprir to the place of reunionism. Wallace
was punctual to his appointment, and was met by loam,
and a friend of his, 'tamed Sooner!, Mr. Earl being WI the
mean, lime to as adjuioing roam. The money was amid to
the prisoner by Blawnel, ionsintiately after which he was
inoritdered to Mr. Kart, who caused him to produce the 41.
and haol hint fatten into custody.
•., Taw Prisoner did on* deny receiving the money, bet de-
: dosed it was atal paid fur the pOrpose alleged by the wit.
stases,
The armee being only a fraud under the statute, the Pri.
saner wass held In bail, himself in 401. sod l*u sureties no
201. each, to appear at the neat S.-lotions.

A2'ROCIMPS dfURFJRIt AND HIGHWAY
ROLIBARY.
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A few evenings ago to most shocking mnrder.arconipsnied
by robbery, was committed OM th► person of a 1111111 1111Wil
Timothy Niven, by a gang of ruffians, in Rosemary Isar,
smear Tower.hill. The object of this sanguinary deed was
Wltire of Ireland, and resided at No. 11, licooke'a-room,
Viese.yud, 11.orselydown. On Tuesday morning, shout irle.
een o'clock, he left cis house, for the purpose, as we under-
stand, of receiving a sum of money front his Club, in Ruse.
niary.lane; he did not return split, nor was say thine beard
of oduedill between nine and ten o'clock at slight, whet, die
people of the house were alarmed by souse one moaning Oil
the stairs; they rimmed, and ►eard a vuicr, which they knew
to he the decrawsra, exclaim, "O God! will HO nue help
me!" The deceased informed his landlond that be had been
knocked down, rubbed, and left for Brad, • short distance
from the Anchor and Hope puhlic.h.otose, by a gsng of men,
me. of whom threatened to blow his brainy nut. He died
the folio.. ime moraine. As Inquest wee held on Sat•rday,
*ad after r suntioenoary consoltetioti. she Jury returned a
verdict of Inifisl'lnurder against sone person or per..
sons a/ present snsionown."
The deceased was r single mar, and 38 years old.

I AQU I..STS.

Saturday night an inquest was held at Ilse Three Cusps
Aldroagale-sirect, use the bully of Arabella Kees, a
plan woman. in Ilse venire of Mr. Cross, cabinet-maker,
in that street. It etched considerable interest in cons,-
spears o a report deaf her death was occasioned by the
ill-
treatment ts;' he. mailer,
It appeared on the evidence of the sister of the deceased.
also in the server of NIP: Cross, mill other witnesses, that or
the last stiles; of iltatniosEn; far the triumph of the Que.
the dereas...l, ho had bees employed in Itgidirg the win.
dews, tell dos is moire. and had her head rut by the fall.
Ransom Mateo *bat her mask, was displeased at her light-
lag the candles, so catty, so:II had thrown lite down stairs,
and dia. her s•ea.ls tv's the r•iii-eqiirtsce. The evidence, bow.
ever, enas:.tele.y trfuted th.a report, and among the &se-
rious who the Mr. Carper gave it as his
(spinier, tletx.....ee Jeceased died of hydsutborar, ur watt r
Oil the earl:, aot not from soy vitolcuce. Verdict—Died by
the eieitedioeej Ceti.
The body ors new4kors ebiW, sewed up is • piece of seek-
bur, was fossil is Carmarthea.square, St. Pesetas, by aurae
labourers, as Hai wrie going to work. It was ear maired by
a Surgeon, who mid the child had berm bora alive. From
imaSs of ouirlig• it appeared to have beta murdered, and
• verdict was r.,irad accordingly.
Oa Friday evening Mr. Carrick, an Attorwey, called on a
visit In Mr. Norman, au Attorney, at his hisr-e in College.
street, Camden Town. and had scarcely sat down when he
auddealy expired. He bad been previously its upps•ent
good bealth. Am inquest was held nn lbe body us Saturday.—
Verdict, Died es, the visited tom 1164 d.

This being Plough Monday, the officers for the
several wards or the city will he 'mom into hfficr,
at Guildhall, before the LORD Mayo'', RECOIL.
Dtit,

A meeting was held at Lewes on Wednesday,
when it was agreed to address she QUEEN, congra-
tulating her MAJESTY on the Gilnre of the Bill of
Puns and Penalties ; and the KING, praying his
MAJESTY to dismiss his pre►ent Ministers, to or-
der her MaJasTY's name to he inserted in the
Liturgy, and to grant her MAJESTY • suitable
provision in this country. The meeting was very
numerous.

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A letter from Dublin, dated December 27, tap,
" Au occurrence of an extraordinary nature took
place a few drys ago in the part of the country we
have just quilled. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY
dreamt that his SOD (Lord CASTLEREAGH) carne
over to his house, and that he sent down to the
statue gallery to are him. Ors impret • ou
his mind, he got op in his sleep and walked down
to the gallery in his house, and stumbling against
a statue, knocked it down : the ionise brought the
armies to the gallery. where they found the Mar-
quis in an apcplect.c tit, iu which State he was car.
fled to his 1110111, and still continues in the snort
alarming condition', with very slight hopes of his re.
covet y."
WILLIAM IVALRER, Esq. Recorder of Dublin,
died Oil Sunday. He will be probably succeeded by
JONAS Gassy, Esq. the present excellent Deputy
Recorder.
About th.ree hundred tons of the cliff it Dover
fell, on Triurnlay week, at the moment when seve-
ral- men were squaring chalk. One of them, pro-
videntially, seeing the mass give way, alarmed hit
companio .1, and they escaped without injury.
On 'it:Jr•axy last, the chalk pit at Coversham,
Berk., roll i while some men were digging chalk,
sod buried .I;iritit fifteen of them, who were all got
out wAboln a..to serious injury. except a boy, who
was iin-.1eol; o•ely taken to a public house, where lie
now Ces ; 6;:v•fr•I waggons were broke to pieces.
A taiech between two officers of the 5,21 regi-
meut, in the garrison at hall; to walk between
there and Beverley; for r Coniidemble wager, took
place on Monday. Oae of them gate the other a
mile at starling, but was, tit the conefusioli of the
match, u *le wed a Avilf behittd,hi, olipuor, t. The
-winner performed the eight Miles its au hour and
eight miautet.
la the eight between the 28th and 29th of No-
vember, ii Illogim Highway, in the county of
Corawall,n Moat atrocious murder was committed
7 tiAMMEL HOMERS. A fate Itlfthal to
. •,
and a rewind of guineas, are
ufftreti tur..TLy i!iglit'fo Gaulle .1n any I,et*oa
i.iformation as may lead to the eouric.
Witt of ;Ole ai!:tiiel muesli).

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