The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-10-29 00:00:00

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From the tirst.rumn tut
Aistent
t Sip
all ,
implored

ransacked both town
to opposition' Sir
Smith, shall hay. ucieeded in

it will be titre enough to discuss .
person whose just sense ut Himself vas.l ll -- perstiaCe
his modesty into the sup-riovity 41 his preteasions.
In the mean while, the Voters of Rochester caenot
bu: vs *rat* those aimeles'of a nee eleidion, whi4
in p. castration to the feet of power, sapplboate y'possible slave or sscophant at a Landr.fate, rat
ns
than a man of Itooir unstained ; of uptight mill
sal
distinguished by she most bridiant bravely Ana etr-I
toe. From a paioalar and publicespiritod (Jesersi
snout (recommended to their Sotereige by the pais.;
' pie's voice) a *urines 44. dirtu.ndestof one Of the
or.aments of En:limit. and now of the hopes of
Europe.-..-Suth a G sverrinit .1 is petitioned to
' conspire to gave a ihp upon the fore in um who
has the single and smatilar gloi y of hieing the only
m mai that ever checked the career of Iltslaparre—
who fount by the side, and might have shared the
I fate, of the immortal Aberctoinuie--whp is the a. ul
1 of those operations which produced that vidcwy of
hlaitta, the source of pride to every flritith heart ;
and the awes fancy of whose genimt, at this time,
, has made nim alm ist paramount with a Soverrago
ally of this country.--Sucn is yoft MAN whom A
band of Patriots at Rochester. torn no low, mean,
paltry, pens anal views ; but in the full` purity of
their spotiess souls, would aflame and degrade in the
eyes of the world. From this gratifi.ati•an to the
most deadly fee of Rngland—Bonaparte ; from this
indefeasible and eternal shame to Rochester, the '
gond sense of its Freemen has rescued their sity and
I their native land.
o " The most magnanimous ad of generosity ever ,
accorded in the annals of private life, i. by these
persons treated as a &lion I—lt is no: in the powers
of panegyric to pass a higher eiICOMIN/11 upon this
unparalleled salon. than the thoronych belief or
these enemies of Sir Sidney Smith, that 'Le shine 51
inonsille ! Let those, however, who doubt the fad.
and who impute illegality to a piece of virtue whisk ,
wili he subject 01 admiration, when those who woad
impugn it shell be no room than chub jib maks—.
let all such repair to the Grief Magistracy of Roches-
ter, ar'd he will evince ilhir oli.terie.
" Among the clear truths so liberally propagated
by Sir Sidney Smith's aiitagonista, is the assertion
that the fennel who lepresents him at Rochester, is
only welting (un.ler the mask of now bringing in Sir
NANO a succession to Set &dare LI the Represent-
atiOn—" tl.e latter bring to vacate his seat for
the occerninodatioo of the former." No mom ever
si.ffeted the peuaities of perjury for a plainer falshood
than this assertion. 7,4- friend who represents S'r
Santo at Rochester, it di.gualifird from bitting in
Parliament under a floe of 4001. per day i ar.d has
not the mo:t distant contemplation of revgiai.ig the
oEce which renders him ineligible.
"The friends of Sir Sidney Smith, that is to say
the nation. may rest assured that his re-eledieo is
suite sale ; and let hia eoemies understand, that as
this is the fray notice that has been taken of their
manoeuvring, so shall it be the Lest.
61420ber filleit, I :CC."

This stasetoest of the Prosecutor was full;
soborated by two paha GottPanes. who wari
Met doting the whole transadition, and were
stranger: to Pim at the thaw n •
On the pert of, the Defeadaat, his kosher
hi. two sego. Were tailed ; flops ertPlaCkvidi
appeared, that the four wire Via./ tort'
the *arta rt doe Serr.n ate, PAS thrill
PUPPY 10 a latter. The latter wee in the
when the bsleecutor's do pounced upea hilt
was near drowning hira. taltiehthed
off the dog. but ctltld not, t .1 he had torn tl
ter's Moulder is a shocking rummer. and wax
'rage, that be flew at theatre/yes. While th
going on. the Prosecutor passed by. They
to him to take 4 his dog. but he appearesi
carCess snout it. and rode on; upon which th
fendant chime non:, at the dog, and whin he
seer the rmecotor, the latter abused biro
grms-ly, called Ltin tasc4l and s:ounarel, ern
Inc sane ov-r his head in a menacing manner.
Wiraesres, however, aid SO 'lda hear the Ia
ant say any
.thing to the Prosecutor, or at
seise him, or commit any violence against
were any t them at tloa-street
when the Defen.fant acknheleJitefi Ise had
the Presecutor by the ,oltar.
The Learned Cs* texas. in artgeniag up I
4 nce. observed fatly frequently quarrels &boa
led to Much more sertous coma-games; ar
pressed gteat sattsfatrion that this case WWI
to LAT fie,i,irds inured of a mode which was
tim s te.orted to (—as was 'he case not long a
a clispete lynn st similar ti..zsa licts. tabee
the parties (t °kaki hlositgoir.my) last his Tiff
faits being before 1, ern. the Jury woald dial
the cue tr. the best of their Ju.:g
The Jury brought to a wersta et Grath
Court sentenced the Defendant to pay a fuse
after watch he WAS discharked.
Ale hid oralilt WAS iediet..l for atmultinl
Litz .both Lit der. in the month of August la
the Proem-urns rmnfed in Red Libri
where she prot.emed to care the tooth ache.
inhabited the first Rom, where she had meet
tors daily, to be reit. oaf by her chums C
fendant was s tara.r, aad ocupied the prom
of the same house. Front the fixers* of his
boor. be began to fancy the business of
better than the trade of a 'tailor. and ara.rs
stock up a label in his window, to thew the
he had charms to, and offering relief gror:J
poor en a ecru: in day and Lour every week.'
dispute arose between these parties ; cr.r tta,
the other's label, while the other re:altated ;
,he sequel. t* e tailor shoved the bo4ress
street. and tl n -at her violently.
Tne 'iy several witnesses, endea
to throw sec pi.: .:.satilt upon the Prosecute
the Jury fond him Gushy. Lie Court pm
the sentence to a fzture day.
11

Extratt of a Letter front the Cave of Good H roe, darn! moue knowledge et the 1re7.14 being stolen, he
Ala'pill 25 :-
4. yarrirri.
A Vert of rediamen, \Thaler% suet Tranapart.ore ar-
rived here, in ail 47 sail, from Portsmouth. The Gaiim. CirPIV "IS" for asittiltilf
frnin Chino fnr Lind an, being rather 'aeliy, hot la..re Mom demi, gq. on toe Orb of Auer'st hot.
tear Ast lktwear• The Wats." Moines, en the fuel coy- The Prowentor stated, that he held an en
ado, is stated to be swore{ by use Van•o4/01 'WWI &KO% ' moot in the Admiralt sue carried into the iy, and no the r sal, t
rteurniut "
day seuesd in the indiamebt, be was taking ai
ROCHAStER AILLTION. Imes' in Hyde Pvt. fOlkesedit
dfsg proceeding iram
The following hand-bill excited the greatest inter- Serpeiunse giver, he heard a bids' bawls! Nig
est. yesterday, at Rochester dogs fighting ; on turning abolt, he Owls'
"To the numberless band bills (the decencies of dog quarre%g with a Spaniel at the edge o
which are only surpasted by the wit) whicli have Wale-, end ititmediately called Mat ..ff e t
been circulated against Sir Sidney Smith acid Atp into the bone road, and was instant:li follows
f itaris, those friends crave the Inserty of making no the Detendani, who aware violently trod'
reply. The untouched monopoly of those llama the dog, and began to throw large smuts at
artifices is surrendered altogether 40 she author* any of which. had !hey struck Mgt, must hare
(quite well known) and distributors of Ad* vain- him. The Prosecutor requested he would
wile fragments, so exaely li:te.l to the Awe efti declaring he would not lose the dog for So '
et pouse. From the first moment of the Eleßion in and cbserving that the Defeudact
the present. not even a Aherne allusion has been Gentleman's servant, he addell, if he knew wl
made, by those who represent Sir Siemer Smith, to master was, be would complain of h 4
any of his adversaries ; and all the Wends of Sir ccmduci. Upon this the Defendant sprtelle of
Sidney are most earnestly implored not to disgrace seized hien by the collar, and nearly cir.'net
his CaAftt by sopyigg, as cej nova, the to the ',Fogad, and Irad tent his harm MIA
whiei him enemies have, so prodigally, Act before quiet, he might have been killed- This *Sr
them, • Defendant was accompanied by illtßey of
When those who have ransacked both town az and execrations aeainst hint. ay this tins.,
country, to instigate an opposition to Sir y ever, a great numler of persons were assembl
Smith, shall have ticc ceded in finiing a Canu.cia..., the spot, and their ituertereaca prevented to
it witl be time enough to discuss the merits of '1 r violence,.
' "