The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-11-21 00:00:00

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friend's bode al half past four, to spend the evening ; ke
ri.turtted about eleven o'clock to hia ludainca at Wine,'
where be fond two frienas waitisig for him •iih a
oach, and told him hue warehouse had bees lobbed; Mt
went with them in the coach, to the warehouse is Wailing-
.treert,aiml,os going in he found.ll4eshoplelgly strfplad of tho
whole of the stock lb the -vet se Irabowii,onot.; the desk
war brakes open, sad 26a. 3d. sloleo. Ao iron crow-bar was
left babied, which etWrisportdia with 1 indtsted marks
va the warehouse-dour. The wateltoutte bibs the first !Go!)

the staple of the padlock on the door was broke., sad silk
shawls sad scorers, from 600 to 1,000, missing.
in etausequeloce of private lamination Allmon and Sri b
pordcsedsod yesterday to No. 4, Rooemary-lane, where they
. fwd the whale of the stolen property io wrapper', Sep-
wised to ha itareadiaess to acted abroad,' the whole of which.
'lte officers produced, and Mr. Esposerooo was able to identify
se scarlet shawl in particular' with • remarkable beastiful
tinnier, sot due of which sort bad yet bees sold in .E.aglasd,
yeeven in 'Europe; he had the manufacturer io the 'Office
itkreadmess -to prose 'iv. 'Some otthe most admired Patterns
.aid, were maaufactored in F.dialourgh.
Thp officer, said, the boom is which they Amid the pro-
rty is a alotlstl warchoode, is what is communly called
MAg Fair; two me. were 'at the door, urging premiss is
*Per mad patchier clothes. Oo their entering the house
'ahoy iaquired of the Primmer for her husband, who raid vho
wield inch bits, .aut saying he was oat; but be did not ep.
. rear, oar could they 60 ; they' suspected Ise escaped
backward., which was the reason deity took her tutu custody.
lorefiebeacc to fir. Rath, the Miagistrate she declared
she khew uothimg of the transacting, and biped be would
kdkber is to her
albs Nagimrste regretted it was not is bit power milder
she eirewaostatirev; he moat details her.
A ireetleman offered bail for tier; but Wives not a bailable
agleam.
Tleillphorittra ie. whO was Inelineb to show her all the
lesity he could, she Winch, thsfamily way, ordered her to
be sett torah& fields, Bridevrell.
. Mr. Erasoterada had (offered 1501. reward am eerovery if
'the property, and the Officers being so fortunate as to remo-
ver all, we todtratand it was paid.

IIIARCBOBOUGH-ITREET.
'Yell4day Margaret Moore, Asa Dun*, and Bridges
O'Galtspher, the oldest tot alert than 13 year% of age, to-
gether with City Bryan, an old woman, were brow& up,
charieif with being concerned in stealing IS yards of print-
ed et:iron-from the shop of Messrs. Serie and Cross, lies.-
lfettp,ri:.of Frith-street, 'Soho scjitere.
It appeared is evidence that the youngest or the Prisoners
were companions, mid in the daily habit .1 playing in the
neigidgrarlmod of the Prosecutor's shop. On Monday last
they stole the property from the shop door, and carried it
home, after sharing it with each other ; but Mlloore's .other
•uspectiag some dishonesty, extracted a confession from, her
slough", sad Wok Use property back to Mr. Serie. The
Prisoner's were all takes into custody. Bryan and bolt
dAnghtert it appears, were more deeply involved in the affair.
Tfill latter plinned the robbery.
They were remanded, in order that Prylee daoghtet
Inickt be sought lifter.

‘MIILANCfIOLY SHIPWRECK.

It 1.. wilful duty to record the following detail of a
distressing event which occurred off Dgmehurch on Friday
martin lasi (the 15th iast.) Abort half-past three o'clock,
the wild blowing a berricate from the S.W. by W., as
Sims, a fisherman, was ping to his sets on that coast,
be itsurtilsalpisge voices in the distaste, bet from she heir
tensuirstitE if the weather could sot fain from whence
they pestieded, omit day-break, whet be perceived a small
sloop m tbilleses, Wag es the Sat sand off that place, -at •
etc, abort dispusee below lew-wstee mark, with three perms/
(two mfg.'sd a boy) apparently lashed to the truck but
from the toymesidoses at. that iscessastly broke over them,
he was totally Usable to reader them any assislasee ; they
were thee also sees by other persons from the wall, who
eadesverredto swim to them, but the waves were en heavy,
andfollopell each other Is such rapid succession, that they
were rehaersells compelled to relinquish their humans
efforts. By ttaiel toe the it habituate of the village, with iheulß•
c. Is as@ sada Of the Coast Blockade service had assembled
on ihe."eseb; sod Mr. Jobs Shen-tiff, on odor in Ilse above
-service, immediately procured horse,', and &watt-hod them
to tbe-SfirtelleTowee, No. SS; to drag ore of the blockade
boats at 'lithe sand, lo the interim, • smell bend belong-
ing to Sims brivieg been procured, Mr. Sherrie, with two
sestrpetf petrty, lasechedsher mid made two attempts to
rea.clitlirrvicorife which the sea was bee•kier with great
fug, like momett when they had nearly gaieedtbsit
object, stilthystaltdires successively indulged the pleasiag
hope of tq we of the distressed mariners, their boat was
each time oeirrihelmed by the serf, once by the thowla break-
ing, aNd tile, tinily adventurers Narrowly escaped the sad
fsle whisk those for whom they bad risked their
cwt live.. #t this moment the blockade galley, from Ike N 0.23
Toweela• dilative ofthree-epiarters of a mile was brought to
the PPM, sod Mr. Sherriff, -accompanied by Mr. Henry Jull,
soother creme', of the same service, aid four of their seamen,
alt of Hurekheiag Nearly naked, in order to be ready to swim,
io ease oilseed. launthed her through a asset tremesdoes
serf, afire beitageeveral times swamped. Hope was again
cherished tbssi Providence would crows their generous
effintaviiili 'testes, but it was otherwise decreed, for when
they bad spproached well towards the objects of their anxi-
ous solicitude, a most sitsfel surge struck the wreck—it was
thrown over, &Rd the devoted crew were summoned to eter-
nity, almost at the moment whet deliverance seemed to be
withi• their reach!

It is impossible to bestow i.e mach praise on theta in-
trepid and courageous young den, and thew equally brave
crew, 4r thlit.elsaly sad laudable 'amass ; nor are the
inhatiitaits of the village less deserving of Cowimendatioo
for the prompt ossislauce they gave on this distressisg
occasion!.
Every exertion was owed he the blockade party to recover
the bodies of the sufferers, but without effect. Tbe bodies
of a maw and a boy have, however; since been washed on
sbnre, near the Modelle Tower, Nu 21, and placed in the
blockade wateh-home, until a jury can be summoned to hold
as inquest On the.,.
From awaith boat which has bees driven onshore opposite
the Grand Redoubt, as the east and of the wall, as well as
from an eaamiast los oldie 'reek so Saturday, a boat having
been able to go out to it, it is ascertained that the vessel was
the smack Peoridenee, of Deptford, Paler, master, sad it is
tborgbt may be LA or shore h it being the °pinkie than jar
Dull has nut sustained any material injury.

Another wrest says:—
"A most distellestog enrol menered at Dymchurch, em
Friday morning list. At daybreak three persons were
seen climes' td a'vessel whisk appeared to have sank shoat
a quarter of a mile from the above; the vied was blowing
a burns:am, sea the ma breakieg furiously over them. The
officers sod men of the Coast Blockade, with others in
the neighbourhood, soon ran • to the spot, and, although
the serf was reaming is a manner almost to bid &Aimee
to every effort, yet, with undaunted resolution, Mews.
Akerriff and Jail, Admiralty Midshipmen, immediately
launched a smolt punt, the only heat that could be ob-
tained at the peonies', and Mr. Shcrriff, *jib two mess,
Most gallantly attempted to get to the vessel, which they
coold sot accomplish, being repeatedly beaten bark by the
racy of the waves; this seemed rather to increase than sob.
due their determinative. A galley was by Ibis time h,ought
to the place, is which Mr. Morrill; Mr. Jell, sad fuer
seamen remised their exertium and after a long straggle
nearly succeeded in reaching the Wreck, but unfortunately
too Isle to save the lives of those they risked their own
to ',inert', for the swell having greatly ieeressed froth the
Bowie( of the tide, the poor sufferers were vrastsed of, sod,
melancholy so relate, *ere seen no more! At this items,* us
language can describe the feelings of those on the shore,
from Ike apprebeeeloes hat these !stave sod gemetrus fel-
lows should perish in their laudable - attempt ; proci-
deatially they tended ie safely, amidst the warmest ap-
plause of the spectators.
" Such meritorious acts cannot fail to meet the respect
and admiration of the politic, sad ibis hoped will not be un-
noticed by those who can end know how to appreciate them.
We most sot omit to mention that the inhshitents of Byrn-
church were most active on this occasion, and sheered by
their eseettom how ranch they felt -fur the eefortineste pee-
ple."--(Kardisk Ossetic)