The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-04-25 00:00:00

BUST OF HIS M.4JESTY.

We have been favoured with the sight of Tur-
terelles great national bust of His Majesty, which
we believe iv now open for the inspection of the
'table and other promoters of the Fine Arts. It is
14uied froiu his jubilee bust, for which His Ma-
jesty sat on that occasion, and front future oppor-
tunities afforded this highly-favoured crust of coin-
pitting one or the most exqu'site likenesses ever
eNecatert in marble. It is the full size of life, and
viaesses more dignity than the smaller bust, from
tie steistitution of a laurel crown for the wig ge-
nosily worn by the King. The jubilee bust, on
this accottot, appears more fit for the cabinet of
tiowe .vito desire to have an exact picture of George
the "Prul, in the snth year of his reign; while the
large bust is calculated to adorn public halls, and
the spacious stite rooms of the Nobility and most
wealthy Commoners. From the high opinion we
entertain of 'lois production, it gave us pleasure to
hear, that not only almost every branch of the
Ro,al ?amity, lint Elmo numbers of Peers and pri-
vate Grotle:utm, besides Corporate Bodies, and the
Directors of area national and public Institutions.
steat forward instantly to patronise and reward
the artist ; who des- -ve, that patronage, as well for
the merit of the work itself, as far having devoted
hn t dent, to a miliject of real listing and national
iintiortance.
r . •P.

ROW-STREET.
EXTRAORDINARY CAsI.
Tite man of the name of Irillito• Maiblo.r, who
was. ordered, by the King, so C0w1...0, Leo IVsil-
aesilay, for execution, this day, for &pie:thing open
sad robbiii.4 the shop of Mr. thiatiril. in Bedforii-
street, Covent garden, of woollen Goth to t'•e
aahatisit i,4001., is resisted .luring IL, Nistesty
pleasure. at chaos are entertained of his guilt of
the robbery. The circumstances, as to Maddox
being the robber, and who the parties are who
itamasitted the robbery, were communicated. by
psis tie informatioo, within these few drys, to mine
of the Officer*, and they have elicited themselves
It the Secretary of State's Office, to procure a
',spite fee Maddox. from His Majesty, till the hu-
mans is properly investigated. One of the men, re-
potted to be mamma in the robbery, is a well.
known imesebreaker. of the name of thanes Hard.
wicks, who ban helm eattrensely sky since tie OA-
ems received inforoiatiou that he broke open the
shoo of Mr. (;iastard.
On Monday, Adkins and Lavender. two 01 the
officers, knowing that he resided on the ?y side
of Weatiniuster.lindge, waited upon the Bfolgo for
some time, till Harercieke cattle up with • dog un-
der his arm. The Officers took ham into custody.
and conveyed him to Bow-street Office, where he
iinilerweat all exitioioation before Mr. Haan in the
evening.
Ann Maddox. the wife of the unfortunate man
adder sentence of death, stated, that on the morning
of Twelfthday last, between live and eta o'clock,
she and her husband were awaked by a knocking
at their window shutters, at their house, iii Bottles
Hts-yard, St. John-street; her hiisband initnired
•tio was there ? and was informed by the Prisootr,
tt was its and a friend ; and that they wanted to
"Me in. She and her husband gnt up and
let them in. The min who CAMe with
the Primmer, is called Bill Cook ; they hail a
cart end horse at the corner of tie court, and re-
onesteil to leave some things that were in it for a
short tone, which she siiil her husband agreed tn.
Oiir bbd, a bundle is cloth, and the other
`lb a brown plpei parcel, which was put in a
<ewer, and they respi.sted it might remain there.
After they were Rowse, she had the curiosity to ex-
amine what the bundles contained, when she discn•
toted that the large bundle contained woollea clqth,
atoll eha hrown paper parcel contained two ni.tol..
two woo crows. and several k keys ; and
they remained is her house. till the tillers beloug-
iatt is IlattonsGurden came and ssozinl them. said
apprehends'd her husband; which door. in eon-
,rtpsenee of a cart and horse hoeing been seen at
16 end of the yard, where the wittseas reoaleti an-
stintilit the description of one seen 'seer Mr. Gas-
house. at the time of the rubbery. Upon
c;rcuiastaaces of the property being found its
vos."sion' also the pistols, crows an piek-'nek
try., he ass found Ipsalty.-1-1.-, however, had a
°e'Y OW character given him.
itvldnx his swim gives in to the Steretery of
rim.. a Atli statement, in witting, of the origin of
M, sc9usintance with Hardwick*, which was by
atinaa him a dug.
ke we, committed fur Nether Pa...MIPS..
Ulla; isio.u. it is este-cis& toe poor uoloriousle
e.i.leace will be corruhorved. IT lima
giren nt flaribwieke's h sting been near Mr. Gus-
tart'. (:nose at the tittle it was rob;nd.
f.nstard atteodeil atul staid, that hi. dap
vas inn. :.
,epatt and r ebbed nn the istglit of the
Ja fry 1 tst, nr early nit the moriont of the
•s •-r was To-emit-day, sloth was in a
rte. a a rOrrehnratiOn ..r Am, M 4,11101176
•• :.te did not know the day of the
hilt .• could recu'te:t It was the morning
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