The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-10-29 00:00:00

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iossegLartley, Narkied Grwas-olitlik teehoefteadlo day.
flw %A Geologies Woad. Mae tile ^lst Ilterrint
Ciollo Dor* ; Werlseaday, at Noes Lodge; firtiety, at 104
11at Gaymee—nal halrlmot tea o'clock roe** der.
TIM Snot molar host wilt.** Sallaboory Mesas will
take Owe this thy is the vicinity of Hrlbld.
Edward Sueytbea Fsantonailds will meet as Wednesday,
Oetehet 31, at Witloefned Ward; sad .. Priddy, Ndvirld-
Iter 2, at Lee Brigitte, Kennel—at tan **Nock tomb imirstuit.
Bum*. itiekled iett•Hei illooods wits total
*tomorrow, as Caishy Hall; so Wedismoday, llos SILL at
Smithy; is Thursday, th• lot of Noramber, at irgillaell
Woad; aid on Saturday, the 3d, at rishartmunat, thy at
eleven tielseJt. :ds.
Lord Yarboreugles ballads will milt tilielitildadatt lkq
31.,, at Gesbill Croin.lonea; on &May; 400 of Remit.
Ism at Ellitorias Cow-psotoire; sad OA 411119owslay, rbe #ll.
at Kirmlaitei Vole—.tell day at elms %Meek.
The But et Searlorinoth's bounds wilt nom so 1111Adoondfl.
the 3lst at the Whitt Houses ; and oa Friday lb. 2d .fNovember, at dasolb-ek Park --reek Jr., It MM ;lit les.
Tha diva-homande will wet lemisereer, at
Ifiektou Town; Thursday the la Norombro of Whoa
Mall, sad us Saturday the 34 at Partattp.-eseb day at Sas
o'clock.
The mashers of the Calerlemias Haat. at their monk*
at Ayr, on the 11th issetaut, ges.rwirly IN-solved to dioaribita
Mal;teas mousy' tho poor of that sod Ma weiglituarisi
pasiabes.
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DRN/IGHSfiIKE VSOXA WRY CAVALRY.

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•• • • ~• UTIIIIIIPIC FORGED NOTIIIIV '
Joseph Snake lad. 16 years of age; if interest-
tag aoa pt
e:terstrimiesetienen'"t.cPhuatrgi%behilinesPwWtitilli irteittehirentigrall*a
forged 101. note, purporting to. be a Only of the
Goireertoe sod Compatiy of the Sauk of Kogiland.
Mr. iteosoLos term% mated the cage on the
pert of the prooecetion, he proceeded to mill the
evidence to support the indictment. .
John Griffith, ',hopeless of Mr. Tacker, of Berke°
row,
,Cartthill. stattooer. proved, that on the etlth
of August the Prisoner came to his tuaseres shop,
hod Diked fur a ream of elephows paper, 'et the WOOO
digs. He said it was for Mr. Imre 1411111116 d frfe
geat.raed. Witueis soil he understood 'bat 'Jr-.
stet's name was Moses. The Primmer *Ms ” Nue
hie tome was hose." Wittiest' knew n Me. Skies
Lyorm. but being put off his guard, Rte"' . . glint
of presets in the name of " Isaac and Mbos as."
The Primmer said his own uame was JOlltrig Oh.
upetrt
Ile that !soldered a ten pound Sank if Sieleod
note, .which witness received, and gore bun the
clamp iii • ot:eok on Sykes alai Co, feeeters, sod
some cash. The Prisoner nisi the "taper and left
the shop. Shortly afterwards witness went through
the warehouse into Cloak-lase, and • met the Pri-
soner without the paper. This surprised Mk sod
hit' auspicious, were excited we oblereiag the Pri-
soner endensoor to evade him by running sway.
The note produced was that alach he had received
from the Prisoner. He mete on it et the time the
Hawes of Isaac aid Moses Lyons, and the name of
tile Prisoner.
Mr. Thos. Tucker, son of Mr. Richard Tucker,
was sent on the 98111 of August to atop the peyinents
of a check at Sykes and Co.'., but it had been
paid.
Moats Lynne, a paper-manufachwer, living in
the 1(190t-rood, knows she Priermee ; be did not
live with him on the estil or Amtusl ; babied beett•
in his 'service two months previously; did oft send
him with • 101. note on the teth of Align* to pro-
cure any elephaut paper from hie. Torte'. 'There
was nu °Over person of 'the name of I.yeilltiri me
Kent-road. Tee Pis-titer might Inge illoPtithat
water-its dealt wiih Mr. Tucker for iiiiptei'ot P` ''' • .
Mr. Charles Driplut, collector of the taiblems_ _ the
Kent-rood, did nut knoir of any ',ergot. af'ditienez
of Isaac Lyon+, or any other person of the noun:
of Lyons m the Kent-road but the but wittiness.
Other oitne•ses were celled, who proem/ pervious
uttersnces of forged Hotel by the Prisoner ; upon
some of which charges the Bout, in consideration of
his ,ouch, had humanely :teamed prosecuting, fir
the !lbw that he might be induced to refrain from
• far practices ii Imam, ') rl'ir.;-,-.
The customary &Mom of the Roth •isillirstrd,, or
proved the *nitro prodburil to he forge:fell:- '
-Mr. Justice PaisiDoidiaid up the er .0111114
the Jury, witliontAladelllon, found s. n/istik
Gitibe.---Derirkili , 1 Ras.. ...,...!isilti ; a ~.....ei
lit consideration of Okoryouth of thi'Orfseillitlfdt,
fury strongly rroontatesidiel him to ma;' ' ''''''''' ''';
4.1;41 he Lemuel Judge said he would talittletg AP'
the repreierrtution in the proper epsealdr. ':' '
f AU 6 ofterlq, also • youth seirsiatittiO ir..
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.., Wes neat pet to the hat, to tskrbio ' 1
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indictment charging him with sitenwgr_if•t
Soak of England note for 61. to Mr. 11111. •
pawnbroker its Skinner-street.
The Prisoner expressed a desire tejiliatt edify;
but the Learned Judge having sosikiet biro that
this would snake an alteration so lb* etilaidamion of
his offence, or in the puniehtnedt sildellitteUld fol.
lOW, he pleaded Not Girths,. ,',l*.-I' i-i iv ' - - .'.
' It appeared in evidence that 1111111114 illti the
note ism question in redeeming i wee* had .
, been pledged for 15t., sort, his order to
_prove his
guilty knowledge, evidence was adducted by which
It was established that he had uttered two odes Ave
pound mutes at two differedt places a short tillblies
fore. both of which were Orgy& • lune .
The Jury fund the Phililifillhoilly. hot. iltili ;
the former ease, eetaalotheilfilllint to merry, on
account of his youtlie • • nll ,”"9-' '1
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John Lynn, a fellow of the most foibitidiot 'eipleet. . i
wee then tried, on an indictment whiCh churg,d bias ••
with assap!ting Mrs. Klisabetb Fos.' widow, ea the
Kittery higbsay, and taking from her person a
miniature routing, three gold teals. end a gold
rag.
Mrs. Fos, a woman of genteel sip4entpooe, state.
ed, that on the 44th of lags oed her
own house in Gloucest ''' i &bent
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sus in the.evening, and
,;Oriett ' so • , to
. mike 'nine purchases. • Ste was -tet-iitimioirakoe •
about sevens when the Primmer came ups,tesonj het
by the two arms,' ti
and then thrusting his bent into- ~
her bosorn,'seize d the tinkles enumerated in the 4
iudictment, .and snatching them away, broke. • •
chain to which they were attached. . Ile ran down ,i
Charlotte-street, but she gave.an alarms and fl.eee,•i3
lostsolly pursued and seised. , lie hod aelailtaik, T.
in the scuffle to throw away the property... . . ,
Muses Jii his witnessed the- !woe desernmet b,
To such a length has the mania for Burneonian Mrs. Foe,; ran after and antetvil in securial.o64.
relics been carried in Ayrshire. that now since the Prisoner. •
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venerable miters of Alluesy Kirk have beets meta- The Prieoner deqietl that-.he was the
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Morph Wed lot, chairs mod sinuff-bases, some sacri- said that he had been taken for epather notoi..w7i f,! •
legions enthusiasts, have iictuslty laid violent bends The Jury, after some hesitation, found bluppoL.
on the tombstone of the poet's father, which is did- Guilty—: /teeth. . . . . . !. ,1
appeariiig by piece-meal. The LPllllle4l illfige rensatjid,lbat it was mg:, j
Two female sharpers have within these few days his first appearance in that CO's:
paid a visit to Salisbury ; the one is elderly, of good. . CcipIaTITUTIONAL 400011.1119?1, .• : •:.
address; the other a young lady of the must prepoe- Immediately after. Mr. Justice, .nix hint • with-
seining appearance end elegant meaner.. As might drawn from the twin, Mr. ' mote SitittArer . .
be supposed, the latter was the principal seen,. took his seat on the trench, a. oi_yinith. appeared
Suspicion was not excited until they were stet- at the bar of the Court. with .. et.iirprinee's clerk,
soisi
Brutally discovered going into the shop of a pawn- to plead ta.an iedicuneut, chstrgiug hurl with pub.-
broker : they decamped to the serious lose of several lashing a seditious and lilosphelpoise lited.,
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tradeomen, nor has their route been discovered. Mr. ADoLrasV, ruse mud od!ltosettthVaasnwou •
In the church-yard of Oswestry, on Friday, r pmt- Ser/eam, by .btabnit. VOA a.bter .440 ,at the her • -
destrian fret was performed by • stranger. who vu- cbarged with a 191"deaseltoots
~and>"atrh new be
afir D. ..
luutartly walked eo mile. in seven hours tout a half, hod been instructed, to k. aiwwed:l4 ,pgtasetitis,,, ,it
being two hour. and a half within the time proposed, former plea, and to enter anotheet4ol,*. 1111111611 Lite
The accomplishment of sins task was hailed by the Cotemon SERJEANT-e" Proceed, tor. 4,
multitude with acclamations, and the inns went to 1 o'n ready." • . tit. 5•:...1i ..V.esiet% A'S
the Bell Inn, where the Gaud Jury of the Quarter Mr. ADOLPFItI,—" The iql qr. t0p5.....,
Sessions were at dinner ; he received a just reproof against the Prisoner is at the i 7rollefrAtlmAisugls. 4,4
from some of these Gentlemen, on the uselessness talked-of institution., called .' The .Catuddotitliest4.l4.
of his pandit. and his effrontery in soliciting 'their Associetion. This Sootily, aql4F4l ,IPI4-6100,117$ , goo
ussietance. We .believe about tss. were collected effected so much gdbd; that it deem" licit %MI", iN
'acquired, the respect and support or oirthe re-
for lulu. He was to have had a three hours' walk
spectable, the mural, and the religious part of the
arouud the same burial-grouud on Monday, but the
community. It deserves the thank., arid it has re-
officiating minister very properly prevented it.

Oa the Sib inslaat the Denbighshire r••• 1111.11 revelry
assembled at Wreaks., to be teamed fur the space of right
days, 'soder the cursinisid of (MORO. Sir Walken Williams
Wynn, Bart. who was indefatigable is his eacrlions is the
field, to make them as ellicieut as se abort a period could
possibly allow. The corps assembled is Wriest., Park, on
the 13th instant, sad went through the embalms of a field-
day la a mass. which would have dose credit to a regi-
ment of regular cavalry. Previous to its commeacemeid,
Lady Harriet Williams Wyse, is the preseece of the beauty
sad fashion of the steighbourbood, possessed the left ups-
dreg (comistini of the Ruble sad Desibigh troops), with
its stsailard. Cornet Williams received it from her Lady.
ship, Captain Ablest, its the mum of the squadrum, as-
sured her Ladyship, that " it would be received by them with •
midi', sad from the character of the gemlemee 1140 cum.
pose It, be would venture to assure her, dim they would &-
feud it with their lives.*
At two o'clock the regieneet dismonotdd, sad marched by
troops into the large and splendid room at Wynnstay, sad
wee meet sumptuously entertained by its priurely meow,
who presided, surrounded by the officers. Before bioi was
pigged, most appropriately, that vase penciled is him by
the meaty of Denbigh. After dim., the toasts
" The Log, Gad bless him," cheers, animated sod re-
pealed. At the same Jostenl a royal salute of 21 gem was
lied by • small park of artillery, mounted uo a battery,
• sheet distance from the house, and the band played the
ustiouul air. The other Memheis of the loyal Family wen
smeentively given. " The Doke of Wellington and his.
brave tompanious in arms at Waterloo." Mr Waikiki a-com-
posted this toast with the health of Captain Barlow, the adjs.-
.. of Lord Dela owes corps of Cheshire yeomanry, who lad
shared is the perils of that glorious day, aid from whom
the Deslighebire corps had received so mull assists.*
is its drilling. Captain Barlow returned Hooks. Msjac
Lloyd proper d a toast, which, be fell eosviuced, wools' be
drask with eathasissin. Hattie, eulogierd the public spirit
and private virtues of his sable host, be proceeded to give
IM health of Sir W. W. Wynn, and maul thanks to hies
fur tbe ***did entertsisoseut he had that day give. the
corps, sad for his oadevialing gentlemanly cooduet towards
tbm. We seed her soy that this test was Musk with
bessoste seasue. Sir W. expressed bit (flatboat**
coatmoodirqs oath • truly respectable corps, aid the pleesore
theft appesramte sad conduct had afforded him. At this
period Sir Walkiii'symiug sou, the hope of kis Illustrious fin
roily,
roily, was lalruduced into theme:in, attired in the sailor.
of the corps, and, amidst the deafening effects Of near three
itesdred voices, betrayed not the least appearance of slam,
Hr was received by his father at the top of Ike rooms sad
plowed by the stupendous vase before him. The little war-
rior supported himself by the sides of it, and cootemplated
the imposieg scene with every appearance of satisfaction,
mad his retirement was marked by a repetition of the same
areleatetiam of joy and rapture.
Major Lloyd this proposed "thS health of the little Hero
who hod just left the room, sad may he live to be as boa's(
to Ibis ismetry, and the glory of the Principality, as his Fe-
lber bad been, aid continued to be." Sir Winkle said, '4ll
thank you, Geoilemeu, most sinceeely for the Wooer
you have dose my son la your kind wishes for hie future
character is life. 1 shall early impress him with the love of
his coostry, and particularly of the Principality. lf at say
time that love may not be us ardent as it ought, this VW',
said be (placing his band upon it with 'item that west
to the hearts of all that heard him) this vase will frosted kiln
of Ms duty; it will tell hiss, that it was a tratisemial from
the county of Denbigh, to his fattier, of their approval oilhis
bumble services is the cause of his country." Sir Wallitiols
words may be repeated, but ao justice, in say attempt at
descriptioa, can be doer to the 'army and feeling that
marked the maseer is which be delivered them. His ad-
dress bespoke the patriot, the man, and the hero. . .
Carols Abiett neat proposed the health of " Lady H. ff.
Wyse, sod many thanks for the honour she had conferred ea
the left squadron, in presenting its standard, which be would
veulure to my would never be disgraced whilst it remained
is their heads; three times three.
"4010.1 C. W. W. Wynn, and the Mostgoaseryskiire
yetimaary."—" Lady Williams Wynn," three limes these.—
** Mr. H. W. Wyatt, and die real of the aoble family of
Wyoming," three times three. A variety of other Asada.
sere *mak, sad about lye o'clock the diSerest troops were
again mounted, under smother royal salute from the hem
toy, sad were marched to Wrexham, in excellent order,
highly delighted with the magnificeuce of Wysustay, and
the urbanity and gentlemen', cooduct of its owe..