The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-09-29 00:00:00

A •rry aue me—ft iriiiser tie favourite.

Sweepstakn of 25ga. cache—Tau wile beats.
Major M'Namara's Exwaath
111 r. RfOWII.OI Bees
Mr. klotony's Milk Maid 3 3

A good race.

A part of the inscription on the Cup records Its history,
we anticipate that it most prove acceptable to our sporting
readers, and we (Limerfele Evening Post) therefore sue=
il—
The future Spartsasen well may know,
The goitre* trots whence this Cup did flow,
It thus records--" The sous of Clare,
For steeds renowned and WOlll,ll fair,
Too !misdeed cuirass did subscribe,
To who's of the sportisi vibe.
Tom Steele, who did She laud collect,
la oh ape and beauty bads direct,
Completed it—a goldeu store,
111 sa venires hundred ninety-filer,
In Claire to rest till Clare's uo more."

The Princess Elisabeth racket, with a mail from
Jamaica, has arrived at Falmouth ; sailed 7th ult.
The Duke of HAMILTON and BRANDON. the
Duchesii, their on the (now) Marquis of DOUGLAS
and CLTDESDALS, and Lady :ilium, their daugh-
ter, arrived at Hamilton Palace Oil Tuesday after-
noon, for the first time sitter his Grace 'mooed the
title of
A

OLD BAILEY, TOSIDA T. SIRPTAX 111 a stB.

BIGAMY. .
Jain Eaton Warner was iadieird fer hieing mr.
vied, so the 17th of July, 1815, Elizabeth Lnrv, I.e
havinic at the mine time a wife living.

Richard S. Yardley, a tallow.c;sa Ika;dYlit
hail a sister, called Enz4beth, who vrts niarriLirn
the Prisoner at the church of St. limes, ClAltch-
well, in the month of July, but in what issairh,,
was not certain; recollected it tr oi ;it 1411 or
181'2 ; she WAS still Irving tlu Pt u=qti:-rarj.z hi r
and went to Tottrilliont. where lie iivetkis
with a Gentleman ; after which Inv %Mot went to
live us servant with a Gentleman in ffilPint Forest.

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Cross-examined. —"floe selosraticoi l.aik ',lace
about eigim•en months after the marriage, slid of
late lie made her au allowance. Shbsequehtlf
the time he spoke of before, On Prisoner went to
reside in the north, and some time bock lte wrote
to witness, to know if his wife sees still tiving ; %sit.
nets wrote him no answer. The parting wee by
mutual agreement, it dilfzrence of temper render-
ing a longer residence together impassible.
L. S. Kinnegol proved his lwring been present
at the second marriage of the Prisoner, on the 17th
July, 1815, at St. James's, IVestntisyter,
beth Lory, then a single woman; was Critisin the
Prisoner was the man married. •
Cross-crassined.—The Prisoner and the woman
he had spoken or hail lived tot::thee from the misi.•
'loge till the time he was ii:to tie
was married by the name of James A Iphotizo Sir.
them Wainer.

The Prisoner. in his defence. %sid he bed mar.
tied the second wife, suppu,ittg tb. 14,4 to lone
been dead, hiving und4lt all lit itt.ittiries, without
being able to hear any thing of lien.
The Jury found the Prisoner—Gslity.

All the other ca,ell deoruird of ilurisig the day,
were of the wait fr,vs.luu.

Pt) Lick.
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sertnnif.f,

Yesterday Adis loon and George Anderson, Iwo respi ct -
able looking young we., were put to the bar.
John Hitchin, porter of the Limes Itinelhwa:k, boor
Temple, slated, that lasi rvenisig, about lire o'elock, ho
was sent foe by Landry, the porter of the Middle Trinkle,
who informed hiss that the Prisoners were atirmiiitna
break lisle the chamber. of Mr. Gfielell soil Mr. rrancis
Greg. The witness weal to search the Pritonter A•iitereer,
and he nude a violent ►esislauce, bat at 14.1 lie sit: reciird,
and found an Iron crow, such as are used for buo..•-bre..k-
ing, in his right bawd cost-pocket. a large linen ',az, a F. • :c
hankerchief, three keys, and a penknife. The
tried to break open boll Abe doors of Mr. Ge" ... Mr.
Greg; be bad tried the crow with the marks mace in the
door cases, and it precisely filled them.

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John Lumley, porter to the Middle Tentp:e, stzteil, that
about five o'clock in the evening before 111,91 i 10114 d a tenth,
man, of the name of Barnes, who lives iii Garden-court,
mime to the lodge to him, and informed hum that he saw tau
persons on the lauding between Mr. Grimes and Mr. c(f.es
chambers, trying to break them open. He irons, distely
took two men with him, and stationed them at the 41001• of
the building; he then went up stair 3 and (wind the
soarers on the landing opposite Mr. iobinitutes chambers.
He asked them what brought them there? The Prisoner.
Anderson, said he came with a letter from his master,
batter, in Great Russell-street, Covent garden, to Mr. Rubin-
son. He then asked the Prisoner J .s aho ae :lye(' with?
He said he was nut of employ, and had nu twist, r, and out
having any thing to do he accompanied Anderson. Ile
searched Ike Prisoner Jones, and fouud in the legs of La
trousers a small iron crow, fire double skeleton keys fur
locks of doors, and four fur lucks of desks ace drawers.

Hilliard sod Thomas 1311r1111, porters awl watch-
men of the Middle Temple, corroborated the above r% •delic r.
Smith, an officer of the Ward of Farringdon Without,
stated, that he took the Prisoner. to the emuptei and search-
ed them; he found a silver watch on the Prisoner Jonev,
with the maker's name defaced.

The Primmer Jones in his defence said, that he kwew no-
thing of the things said to be found on biro. The tiro
time he saw them was when they were produced in the
office.

The Prisoner Andersen said he had nothing to say.
Alderman J. J. Smith, committed them to the House of
Correction as rogues and vagabonds, until the Sessions.
Lanett), said, be was instructed by the Honourable
Society of the Middle Temple to say that they would pro-
secute the Prisoners.

Before Aldermen J. J. SMITH and C.Smirrn.

THE AGREEABLE UNITED FAIR BENEFIT
SOCIETY.

Hannah Browne and Elizabeth Neese, the stewardesses
of the Society, appeared to answer the complaint uf Ca-
therine M'Cree, fur not paying her eight shilfinzi a week
after she bad declared on the box iu August last, on account
of indisposition.
Mrs. Browne, one of the stewardeesea, said, she was not
in office when the Complainant declared on the box, or else
it should be attended to, as the Complainant had wit,. d the
Clerk of the Society with a proper declaration. She ender-
stood the reason for not complying with the demand was,
there were not funds; but that was all
.fedqe, all they had
1501. in the Four per Cents, and half a year's dividend due,
besides there were :Of. in the box. She was of opinion that
the Clerk of the Society bad acted wrong, if that was tine
harsh an expression, there certainly was nothing amiable iu
his conduct to refuse the benefits of the Society to uue of its
Pair Members. _

VW Kra
Paper of yesterday ray.:—" We have heard
I a revealable correspondent. who poetesses to
! ttu doubt of the (*memo's of his iabrasatioa.
there 'was aWOpm as Woaltriolitl Mott.
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