The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-08-17 00:00:00

PO LIE'S.

aisision-.asst. einawre
Thomas Gi9illot. tiffs w.is yesterday charged
with havong committed a rape upon two childrea,
was again hearted sp.
The mother of own of the children dated. tips(
the Pnrier was NI acquaintance of her sad haw
husband: he had beta in the habit of frrqueully
elnieksieg less at their lodgings ; and she hod no
doubt bat he hail modest*. of these opportauities,
to debauch the mind of her child, and of dm other
little girl. who was leer playmate. She asses sus-
pected lion to ha, hour suck so unmanly design, so
he had always professed the 'vastest friendship for
her family.

It apps aired that the cbibieen had absconded
with this wretch nu S.inday lase: wid, wham ths.
cowered by their anthers, entlen.oured to ewer.
and appeared de,irous of continuing with the tuts.
cresat.

The LORD MAYOR, in addressing the culprit,
ohiteived, that he was en othmiler of the most
shocking description. He rippeAred to have pro.
retried with the utmost coulee-it and deliberation
in attaining his disbohciil ptorptate--pretending the
greatest friend.hin far the parents, whilst be was
plotting the distraction of their child—sad well.
kooriill4, no doubt, thit the Lew could oat, will.
ntately, teach him. This latter cite uoistanee he
deeply regretted—for hr should have f:stud a Om.
sore in punishing • wretch so lost to every principle
of moral rectitude, to every sentiment •f manly
foe-ling. As the feet of violence having been used
by the Prisoner could not be brought home, he
was ander the neettvity of discharging him—ist be.
tensity which he very much regretted.
The Prisoner, attended by several constables,
to protect him vgniatt the moults of as infuria a
ntak. who swatted his liberstiou, was let out at the
ridesdour of the Mansioti.House: here he was set
by the mothers of the children, had a camber of
perm's, whom their story had collected, and as-
aided with such violence, that the constables found
it necessary to place hint, for safety, so the Peal.
isyCompter.

William Casson was charged by his mister. au
isil-aterchaist, of the name of ewpoiager„ with
having rotilbrd him of three bottles of sweet-oil.
Mr. Copploger, suspecting that the Prisoaer,
who was employed by him as a porter, was in the
habit of robbing his°, stopped him as he was going
out, yesterday, en I found on the Pnsouer the three
bottles of oil.—ii.f SA. fulls• committed.

Jvrract.,'-at)•)t. tiLiarrsaLL, AVG. 16.
CaMarine Rooke was charged by Samna
Broqs., with having abandoned her etaaut
yeetrrdsv morning, nu

kir. Brown *third, that he law the' child yo.. ter.
day moron.;;, on Holhore./1,11, completely snaked;
• crowd ha t irkt,h,,rw round it. On his inquint.g
to whom the snlant helotagesi, • girl pointed to the
.Priao ter, i.ho nos etakitig her retreet ; she wus
b.sucht back, snit th, child, on percriaing her, na-
rnett:at•te rue and caught hold of her pets:cost ;
e a. ti, t digit, that tim infant was her's, bet at
arts lecir,oarledged it, and si:leged that she uos
.„• • 4....11 it bseutise it swat inked. On b ins

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msked where she lived, she referred Mr. Brown to a
miserable plsce Su the neiglibutirho,al of Saffron.
Hill ; Mr. Brown awl a Con.tahle wt.iit there, and
were informed that the l'its.nier hail cows there the
night before, Very much intoxicated, and hsd
slept en the boards ; she had never been in the
house befnre; durmg the night she behaved with
mach barbarity to the infant ; she had • at
limes burned it with her totsacco-pip. ; mid ha I
also euileavoitre.l to sneaker it. The Prisoner sa.d
that her regular dwelling-plate was in the Boroush;
bat she refused to tell where.
The V.‘uotable who hail the Prisoner in custody,
infornaCii the wilting Magistrate (itr W. Latott-
Tots) that rite child had many market of violence
on its thighs and loins ; the uniiittiml mother sant.
that those marks were nor-mooned by tee cluld's
hawing sat on • quantity of r,d•kof eoals.

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Tile PrWeiser was reminded until to-morrow, in
atforJ au opportunity of discovering her usual
place of residence.
Hobert Frauds and Joh,. Terry were charged
%.ith lwaakon,; the shop-winilow nt Messrs. Middle-
In (Wire, Nu. I 9!. Flerwitreet. and stealing
site, . I .cket-lissolkerchitts.
A young in tit of the name of Bates, stitt•d, that
as be was going to work eestierilsv morning, he-
tween mite and ten o'clock, he observed the Pri-
soners. whom he knew to be suspicious chat-sew...
lurking shout the corner of Chancery-110e. lie
saw them gn to Mr. Inners shop-window. break a
pass of gl.e.s. and take out 60114Whinz. When he
strived at his master's, hr info: tood hem of toe cit.
eninstanee ; awl he, being a constable:, apprehend-
ed the Prisoners at sic o'clock in the evening to
Drury-later. Oa searching them. nothing crientua-
tory was found.
Mr. !noes. who attended, bring asked by the
Worthy Magistrate, whether be could swear that
any of his property had been taken from the
doe. apywerrdl, Inuit, hoist the great saintity of
handkerchief: lying there ut the time, he could not
pcwitirrly affirm that there had.
The evidence of ste.ilbq iirfertive. the
PrifirkfleT4 were coratuitte,l to take their trial tor
(mating the wisdom. with kermaf to final.
Ada Isles was charged by Mr. 1., ic Bentley, s
rentlemito residing in Staiforchhir4 with having
saoleu his watch.

' Mr. Bentley stated. that hiving bu.iness in town,
he hid pet up at the Angel Ivn, in st.
Grand. On his rising this martini:2., he mists'd his
watch; he of the wailers, whether
they bad seen it, but without soirees.; at length a
reetlemaii who had heard of his I informed him,
that the Pridwarr, isliu was employed as porter at
the Iran, had isit-red a watch fur .31a et • peblic
homer is the neighbourhood. The description of
the watch cr,reeing exactly with that which Mr.
Bentley had lost, he iuvue,hattiy set oat with Mr.
Itobineon, the landlord of the Angel inn. is search
oldie Prisoees; he was apprehend-A at the Swan
with Tao Net ka iu Ittl•laue ; aril of searching
him, the watch wAs fumed to his posusision. He
bad been asked, when the watch was first mimed.
whether he bad sten it ; bet bad deuied all kuow.
iedze of it.

The Prawaoer, who •ppeareJ intoxicated. said.
that he haJ found the watch in the pr.vv.
He •as elaikOded te-wpwrow, tLat the per.
leo to whoa) he exposed the watch for sale way be
brought for ,sord.

JAMIE. CriteLlT.

=SEE ASSTZ ES.

ciacialiroao. •CO. 13.
Hammon) V. all Len.

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This was a Special Jury cause, which occupied
•early the ',Folk *notating; tt was au acti•rn for
171. 13•.; but the real tines:ion in the cause was,
Whether two ieldr, calla& 11'hi•e Pits, Were cony-
hold of tt- manor of latenittarn, or whether they
WHIP freehold peop-rty? ttcatrthr to eatablish th-tt
titer were cupyhold. the Rills of the tumor, were
prochiced, from which it +petted that they were
judo led in the perc-1 of Soila{er'• farm, Istria by
cope of Omit-ILA of that sirtnor.--.0.1 the ntlwr
lea.:d, • write of ancient caureyeuc.• were pro-
duzeil, which dermlied the Il4ls in queivico. t.r I.e
■ parcel of anotner freehold firm, called the Tiled
Hall Farm.
A number of ane:ent aitneawes were called to
speak to the nputatiow *Atha land iu rotation, that
it W. 5 alwaysco•loi ir.c.l as coo holt, of the manor.
A. the cease was protructeri to • great length. and
appeared as if it ww3l:lo..cupy onoca ogre:err lose.
It was at length 'tweed to refer all tlfr title deeds to
• profess anal Gentleman, who was to decide be-
tween the parties.