The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-05-10 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
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• collwr OF KING'S BENCH, Wenmutirsa,
INIVISDAY, II AT 9.

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JU DOM ENTS.
Till'llsG b. HART AND WORTRINGTON.
. SOLICITOII•GtEERAL prayed the judgment of the
Iliad on the two Defeadaots, who were convicted ■t the
•isrdstone Anises' of a violeat assault on two persons,
',armpit Pays* sod Smith. It appeared that all the parties
r soled at Deal, in Keel ; aid ou the 7th of March, 1821, i■
eamequenee of a suspicion entertained that Payne ■nd
• mush had given icifuesiation to the revenue officers respect.
.:e stone vmsgalluv Irmasaciions, a mob of bet wets three sad
V..nt hundred persons assembled a 1 noon day, and seizing
ramie oiud Smith, stripped them naked to the waist, tarred
:.u.,1 feathered them, and puaded them for an hour ■ad a
I. .if In ili•t state in a cast about the town of Deal. The
i-u Defr Omits were observe) to he active in the nub, more
p.aeliculsrly Wortbinalos.
Mr. attssoUrtms addressed the Coast is vaitigatioa of
pasialiment.
not SOLICITOft•G was heard in reply.
Mr. JUSTICE BATLEY pronounced the judgment of the
Cow : its dome which his Lordship rabierved that be belies-
eat *trio was the first lostaace that this country had been dis-
graced by a trial of this deuriptioo, ■ud after commenting
is mailable terms on the offence of which they bad hero found
•gailty, be sentenced the Defendant, Worthington, to he
istaprisooed in the House of Correction at Maidstoise for two
Mars, to pay a fine of 501 and give security for bre years,
Ilrimbrlf in the sum of loot. and two sureties is 501. each.
Ifae other Defendant, Julio Hart, to be imprisoned fur a year
rod a bait is the gaol at Maidstone, to pay a fins of bOL
uthi cutter into towline reeogusizteces.
THIS RING V. WEAVER AND OTHESS.
Mr. DENMAN moved for the judemeut of the Court on
the above Defendants, proprietors, M.c. of the John Bell.
n. Cuter Justice desired it night be brought ou whets
shad the Court was full (Mr. Justice Hulruyd was absent).
Me. DUMAN requested his Lordship would be so good
Ys fix a day, aid afire some consultation the Cuter JUIV
, 7104 earn. d tomorrow week.
The Collier was occupied in passing sentence us a RUM-
bey of offenders against the Revenue Laws, whose cases lem-
mas ao public interest.

POLICE.

Y A lISION-HOVIIII.

Yesterday two men, named Fowler and Turner, were
iroight brforr the (Aril Mayor, ctiarod with having stoles
lArre !toadied weight of gouda, the 'Horny of a eunfeca
t: atsrr.
Use of the patrol, on Weiheulay night, met Fowler, one
of the Pritoner., is the neighbourhood of Darkliewseidase,
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carrying a limit MI his shoulder, and appearing by a alms
which ruse from his body to sweat smiler it. The me of the
sued* being greater than a man would willingly carry for
reviler hire, and the labour of the loarer being increased in
proportion to the approach of the patrol, the witness
thought proper to extinnue the property, in the expectation
VMS it would prove to be a lawful leisure.
Irewirr had no ohjectiou to lay it down, but he would net
"take it up again. Indeed he had suffered quite enough i■
carrying it along Thames-street, and presented the appear.
lace of • man who had Men dragged through the River.—

Toe property had just arrived from Norway, where it had
Dieu made in the comae of the present year by the " cold
haud of winter;' and having been imported to this country,
sass intended for the use of confectioners and fishmongers.
roorlv, upon bring brought to the watch-house, was near
perishing from the excessive (vitiates of the burden ; bat
he stripped and thawed himself at the lire, at the same time
recommending the racer to bring the ice to the same plate
fur safety, a suggestion which the constable of the .mg►t did
not at all approve of, as be might be accused of thoomefbiug
inc property in the event of soy Ws* iu the watt h•bouse
Turner was afterwards talon into custody with ■ quantity of
the same 'tattle in lite apron. It was particularly bright,
and extremely •alstable to confectioner►
A enalcclimier in Fleet-street said, the ice was Isis pets.
perly,as a vessel freighted with the article bad just arrived
to him in the neighbourhood of Thames street, from Norway,
where he was lithe habit of hasiog a very clear lake, which
seas protected by rocks, dug up fur his use.
The Lord Mayor feared that the owner could Dot easily
idestify the ice of that famous lake of Norway, sad added
that in all psohubility any minks that might have been put
roma aim puce, eerie oblitetated louder the labour of the
Prisoners; besides, the property was becomiag smaller every
n.oiarot, and would altogether dissolve into nothing, or
wrier ern Next to 'lathier I very inferior wat►r.
The confectioner mid be bail sold 27 hurdled weight of
the levet 14 shillings a hundred, but of remise he could ana
durisirish between his ice ■od the ice of other importers
TIM public were mite mistaken in supposing that in sumac
they were io the habit of eating English ices. Nudist was
Idle the Norway lake.
lira Prisoners were sent to pi icon till Saturday.
BOW-STRECT.
Yestrrd.ty Theme. lialhcrsione was brought to the
office on a warrant, in the curonly of Bishop, one of the
principal orderts, and underwent an examination before Sur
It Biruie, ehar;:eo will, being an artificer shoot to le.ve his
Majesty's du,,.unnus, for the purpose of carrying on his
Creek is the matinlacuue of steel and iron, to which he and
soirstrol Whets had been excited by a man of the name of

Hair.%
eherfe era• intisfselorily proved, besides the Pri.
aoect's• ono cosfessioo, since be hos been in melody. He
oar nrdried to God bad to like his rind for the lois.
denitituur.
THREATENING LETTER. _

„ (leery* Mater end It. saw were beamed to this office
lli she 'moody of Vickery, charged wish bring the a•thors of
ioiciayamois letter, veteistd by hlr. William Lewis, con-
tbr tacit abeeive, seurvolons, and threateuing lan-
guid*, beesibmg the ;maim revenge, and threatening to
11.leve hit brims out.
Ihe yanks, it appeared, were well known to each other.
ibe executor to the toaster pitmg Helliep sere-
r 4. hine-iu as au apprentice; at.the death of his waster.
route Heltings was fuelled over to soother master. to cow-
pttte fir Kerb e, and Leine now oat of him time, has
tutgekf}ledbuaiueea fur himself and Mr. Levi. being coo-
eateit4 to evputise the coulee of his racier, is the gniend of
'late inttinvoly.
rho howl ...item( of the enormous letter being Ratio-
fuevoily p.ote4 in he that of H.lliogs and his suultey were
wick d to hod bail to bake tutus wool.