The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-11-06 00:00:00

JP1.07,11 VENT.
Oa tireinesilayeesnight, Miss Aagtets Nietoloom, the
dalehter ~f Colima,' Mids.lson, It ward of (lamer • sal
fortituc 1.1,40nl , dolma will Mr Giles, lb. Chamedisa,
Pone Tashrichee, Well.. The family resale at Worcester
the Coloael is, we indevidand, at the late of Wight ; the
yoshg laid?. mother is dead; the Cdknaol is Miartle• to •
•••••41 wife. Miss Noiloolmen has become entitled to 1,10
large tonere af td,osool ahem slags, it esasemseace of the
death of eight re:mines, RilIC• 1••3• Daring the Col man/
ansesce fors home, Mies Michela* Mid bee mother-W-
-hew, varied Tuehindge Wells, at which ftshiousble ;then
the parties fast became acquainted. Mr. a..s lest intro-
duetios to the lady was by au offer to cur) some books fur
her fruit the library.
Ott the following evisuieg, she west to the theatre, access-
petard by her gantlet-ix-12w. and sat us the frost seat ef Ibe
stage-Mee; and white Mr Giles was performing deer to the
ban, Miss N. contrived to drop a letter to less uniettareved,
which he picked up else sepereeived by her mother to-law.
is that letter slue acknowledged leer attachment to him, sad
gave him eitivoramment to pay his eddeesses to her, and
that she weivild marry him. From that Iliac, It Ma Wee-
cosine and mareepoesicere took place, lat whieli the warmed
ilfeetioo wee rim. sad. This proceeding mss C,11•18•••‘.
cited to Mass Y.'s tow is-lilac who, to lemma the tutor-
cowrie proceeding farther, couSaLl her to the home. This
regidetion, hioreintr, had s:ut the Seared ti et ; for Mr.
Odes contrived • plait of excliangiag letters through lbw key-
hole of the 'termite,. Miss N. had a tied-roam to herself,
and gut op every snurnisg before Ste o'clock, aad convereed
with bee lover uut of the window. This correspondence cum-
timed slime Gee weeks presto** to the elomment •
The elopement was /diet mei by the followieg strata-
gem :-11r. Giles, who was destitute of the most needful at-
•tiekr, matey, for carrying sat such es exploit, made Mr.
Soaks Masher teetotaler, its ceivtafeefe; told him what be
had bees doing, mud what he was sheet to do: mad asked bias
to lewd him a sum of inset, to enable him to run sway With
Miss Nicholson Smith mitered 'cilia his views, aml kiat
him eta. being the whole alms Mock. The two aims of the
haiku. hewing agreed apes their object, sad having the run
seta and approbation of the fair lato-eoloot, *et off to walk
foam Tunbridge. Wells to the Seven Oaks, on Tuesday even-
ing; end, to avoid easpiciun, they hires a chase sad four,
at s bye tine ti few mule. Gum Seven Oaks, sad set toff in et
about three &cluck to the anwiling, and proceeded Sum tads
l'unhridge•Wells. They stopped a short distance lolora I
they came to she tort, ; S•attle *topped is the chair, sod
Gain went fur his darlsnyi and she, on the sigma, of lure, tta
to hie embraces with only our chewer of clothes, is hopes
more to part; bat, alas! theappoitituieut has oar,-
takeo them.
MrsaNicheleon's II gist was 0000 stMeovered, miter its fa-
mily got up, and ift ens et letieth &amnestied that she Lad
•loped with Mr. Giles. the Thursday, the Sellosing day,
her osother-halaw wrote to Messrs. Cardale sod Soo, soli-
citors, of Bedford-row, who are trustees to Muss Nicholson.
They employed Adkins and his banker t* trace the fugitives
out. The Officers pursued their 'equities with all possible
expeditioa sad 'mediae. They traced the parties fu Love
wtrYl hones at the White Ilaet Ilia, at Bromley, tom
lare, by ma extra fee to tie buys, they proceeded, fail
gallop, to the Maishote Turtipike, us the Westminster-
road, "ben they got into • harturey. emelt, to avoid being
traced to • particular house ; the vigilance of the Oakers.
however, tweed sett thelisekoey-coach that took these, and
it appeared that they depeudial wpm the (tow of aseentrata
for pet* based, fbr they teed the emehmen to drive
to Stelialk.stivet, Cherine-ensme which is well kusisso fur
having loeignigliumes; they Mopped the each at the
first home which had a bid op for loiheinp to • let, the
landlady of which cuald nue accommodate them, but enter-
tensed them 541 some Ineakfast ; after whirl Mr. Giles
went eat awl procured lodgings for Miss Nicholson, will
Mrs. Malabo, at NO 47, Smith Motto. street; where, haw-
ever, she sly remained two days, dewier which time Mr.
Gile; visited her several time.; on the Friday be slimed with
her, sad they hash left the hover; audit ems supposed this
short stay was to avoid being traced. At this place the
talkers loot all trace of thews, till Saturday nawalea, when
they gut mate Information that they were 4.lgieig with
Mre. Lock., at No 37, Weitenvinnt erne, Cat Road;
which la esemusety well tikeilittli foe Femme to .sowed
themselves. Adkins went with Mr Canine to the house
or Mel. Steele; Adana kuorked at ties alum, • female an
marred It, sad Arthur' asked if Mr. Giles teas wi11,,. ,? she
•1•10tIfd HI the sifiemative, end that he wee at easier; Ad.
kola foilowed her is, swim* Mr. Giles; Adkies adds...mai
him by Li. sawn, 4464 hr aosweroil Its it ; but when Adkins
told hint his basimess, lie told ham he must be 'mistaken,
mud that he meter was at Tuabridge Wells in his life; Ad-
kins. however, resisted that he was the man, from the de.
scription of bunt that be but received, end llst the posing
Lady who was Mates with him was al as Nicholson ; the
dispute about the itleutity wit their persons was mows sallied
by Mr. Carlisle. the Solicitor, sad Mrs Nicholimai's tests,
eateries the rams; • frantic seem then took place ; Miss
Nicholson Sadism any attempt to caeca! herself Longer a
folly, bath hovers embed to each other's arms, and same
atteithesent, heatiog their heads said suuwug snout Ilse
room distracted; 11mt Nicholson agreed to ses with them
quietly, • ter mach persuseiusi ; but said eke must opt up
stairs Grem—Adkies told her he meet attampany her
to which she agreed; owe of the priarimal
jects to take cato of was hew pane, which was mut IMP
the simiseet of cub it custalued, as we unikralaad
lady enameled • dollar sad s few ehelluses at the tune cud, hot
the other C1111111111111,1,16e jewel *dell jewels to her, the wedding
rasg, which was t• tie her lit her oleos ley beloved tr-sre, tits
mtunitsg, at Mary-lishoorre Visuals, Owe having hems asked
in that church two Somali, and the thud time was to have
taken place yesterday ; bat, ales! %lira 11 in deu is disappoiute4
of being a happy 'named worm thus day; especially es she
has been so extremely anxious I.' get married to her demist,
demest Giles, that she has made him, utter her elevenses%
swear *cereal linos *pm the Bible, that he will went ear
may woman but her.
All pursuit after them would have been rendered useless,
bad they been able to raise the tiled sufficiently, ha go SO
Berwick by the smack, to get married •t Gretna frit tea.
They bail actually spent their borrowed Jul. sod hail no
Autos of their own; so much so, that they have mot paid for
thee last board aed luidgiag nsuith, the actor, grime mmitesd
them is their flight, wee served with • metier, on Motoselsy
se'oniglei, by Hwy 44k..., from the Lord l'lnneellisee st
Tunbridge-wells, to pr duce the tufaist Min N6C41•111•114
Smith attended, tau Thatesisy, Imam hes I wise be
denied ady ktaawledee of the parties. The Lod.
however, pee Inns all this dab to prudent beet ad If be
tbirolio should advise the Atturog.Goooral to prose-
mite him tor•essairptrace i and, if be em convicted, Le would
be pat is the
Mr. Giles, tileo.rtisi uhhe, of Swath Mulles-street, and Mrs.
Steele, of Weetnitaland-plate, have mewed notices to op.
pear before the Lord Uumellor, Ibis day, *pm this busi-
mem.

At Waddington, a village neer Limola. the Mrs.
and Moms Dtatuo. with the eminent.* of a few
ladies, made tee in a elate, and waited ott the poor
people of that place. who were regaled, in honour of
the Jubilee day. with tea. cakes, and ale, the joint
contributions of Vat wealthier inhabitants.
The Ch-reeeary Meeting. at norm:aide, an
Tueaday. the 14th ult. wee itumer..arly attended
by jhe ininciral families in We county. eluotal,et
whom we nhserted—
The Right Me,. Sir Joseph Beaks, Bert. LB. P.M.A.
(Preeldest of the Oath)); Clarks Chaplin, Seq. M.P. Hum.
C. A. Pelmet, MI P. Charles Cheptia, jos. fey M.P. A.
Beecherett, Bel J. 11 J. Aertetrie, LA. C. S. Nowise.
Iser4, £.q. 11411111.01 beeiwerel, Mee. Col. Deehwee4, grebe
Meree4learde (Mee). fillerleret, C. M eaey, Fee. Mee.
Chaplin (latlyPeteustee). Lay Meeks, Mts. iawy, Mos,
Duedarrett, Mrs 111110.100§94, 1111. likehilret, Mrs. Mere
441,m0 Mimes Chefilu, MLR 114111111.1144. MOO Ale** 04
'rite entireties. at the chureli door was very co .•
'adorable; end on auditing the account. after di4ine
arretcr, it appeared that needy 400 Naiads-tee-a
been cured and relieved is the cowsr of the !Mee
ceding year. at the ettur..se of el.nnt tool. L,l/
Alicusra is nominated Lady Pairuttwe for the list
)(nu.