The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1815-08-05 00:00:00

POLICE.

HON-nn
Jote ph Shipp', Henry Arnold, alias StreATT
mner CA
an deff,
Thii-
trtar Corby, the elder, were brought up yesteriky for flail
examination, charged with stealing a sheep, the property or
Wm. 3lellish, Esq. out of a field near Enfield, on Monday
Skipps and Streamer were both committed for trial, and
Corby, sen. not being of the party, was dischaczed.
William nak,,r, it most notorious character, habit( d a,, a
sailor, N as 11r0IIKIlt rap n tburth time for examiliatimt, charg-
ed with tigrateling upwards of 104) persona, by g,ed ir them
fictitious hills ton large amount as security fur smash isms
borrowed from them, and which hilts were made payable
to hiM at 'Lloyd's Coffee-house, the Jamaica Coffee-house,
&e. A waiter fiaou Lloyd's, and 'ix persons wh., had beet
defrauded the Prisoner, attended
He was attain remanded fur further examination.
Joseph Steryissen Hill, a pprentice to Mr. Richard Pea-
cock, law stationer iu Cliaocry-lane, was sh irztat by his
master, on suspicion of strain); a large quaLVfy of parch.
mint, his insular ty. He was committed fur analicr exami-
natisin.

COI:O.VERS INQUEST.

Yesterday afternoon au inquest Wig held at the Bove puh.
lir-honse, w the Fulham road, before Mr. G. HODGSON, the
(2nrotier for Middlesex, on View of the lowly •,t Jame.
Byrne, who nut his death in consequence of fitlial; out of
a tote-horse chaise, on Tuesday last.

Mrs. Sarah Byrne, the wife of the deceased, hating morn,
deposed, that he was a tin.plate worker, in Greemstreet,
Leicester-square, and about 49 years of age. On 'Tuesday
evening lie took her and the child out for the benefit of the
air, anal were returning home about eight o'elot k, whelp tire
young men, mounted on grey horses, came halluoime, hoot.
lug, anal driving after them, in a most furious memo% et
that part of the Fulham road called Santi's Eat'. The
horse took fright and rcpt off. The deceased repeatedly
called to them, for Gaul's sake to stop, but they ali.l not 1141-
tire him. The shafts of the chair broke, and don the home
became quite unmanageable. The decaseil requested her
and the ebaid to tzet Illit, and in an instant after she s is loon
fallover tho hind part of the chaise, she anti the child s altar
fell out, and when she recovered a little, she perceived Mtn
lyin• on the road a considerable distance behind Two meal
happened to he passing at the time, one of them gat some
water, whilst the other went for Mr. Burnett, a surgeon at
Fulham, who came tostuntly. and reinstated with ham nattal
he expired, n!sant four o'clock next morning Tat, Irmak's
• supported Mrs. B. iu a chair whilst she was giving this
evidence.

Mr. Burnett being sworn, said, he is a Surgeon at Fulham,
and was sent for as before elated. He found the &caused
lying on the road, with a treat quantity of 10.n..d about hint.
He ordered him to be taken to the Huse public-house, and,
on examination, found his scull fractured, with a great ex-
travaxv.tioit of blood, which he Lad no doubt was the cause
of his death.

The Coroner regretted that the nbove persona alluded to
who occasioned the accident were not kinuto ; although
they could not be leially punished, not having touched the
horse or chaise, yet their names ought to be hell up to
public reproach, it being cridcut they were bent upon mis-
chief, as it is maid they knocked down n !innr win un flre
road just after the accident happened. T:tc. Jury returned
their Verdict—Aceidenfa! Death.

Mr. HAMILTON. the Under Secretary of State, get
off on Thnrsatay for Paris, at. the spertal desire of
Loid CAI*TLEREAGII, hia preletiCe Ixing necessary
to assist him in the transaction of his busillUSS three.
The outward-bouaci Pitt, Mar-
quis f Wellington, and Streatbani, were all 'w"tit
on the titit May, in latt. 1. 45. N. lu:ig. '2l. 423. W.
Lord Jr.ftscir's Celffical lid! is agnii:st
Lord G. IL CAVENDISH'S Bourbon, at the Second
October.Adetting, for 200 guineas.
Lord G. El. CAVENDISH% horse Alcohol, Mr.
PA YNE's Pointers, and Mr. W.
Toby, are entered for the Sweensta
each, at the First Newmarket Octoia.r

RICHARDSON, GOODI.I.:CR, Rita
fur the present Lottery, respec&
those persons who r‘ish for paitick
woke un early application, us the
drawn rni tht 5:411) August.
mily 5,000 'Pickets, contains a
30,0001. suit 3,000 Guiuras. Ti
are on Sale in violet). of Number%
Corntiill and Charing Cross, pl!
Shorcs iti the lust Lottery, Nos.
of -20.000/. and 6,497, a Prize of
iu Gold.

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n‘t.tkes of 40Oys.
etober Meeting..
d Co. Contractors
fully rec ))))) mewl
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Lottory will G.,
lie Scheme., cvti,
Grand Pr ze of
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here they St.id iu
s. 11,172, a Yr.2e
of I,oou Gllint.la
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