The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-04-05 00:00:00

LOUGIMMOUGII IN AN UPROAR.

t little after one 11% h•ek 011 TUt• Oily week, the
Right ll++n. Ilaiis Hastings, the newly-
. ...sated trl of Huntingdon, arrived et the
Head Ines, in that town, fur the purpose of for-
turlly clainlin4 the propetty they anciently
with Ilse Eirldoin. Nleny of our readers are per-
haps well aware that about tris 3 ears ago the Mar-
tini, of nesting., now Gueeri...r.(ietieral id India,
the nephew of the lest Earl of Huntingdon, sold
the itt‘teir in question (aiiith brought iu about live
thousand pounds a )eB6) by public auction, in
47Z lists, and consequently the bulk of the tenants
embraced that opportunity of purchasing %hat they
telmetiredy isecupird. The Malys WAS enabled
to alert this sale, by virtue of au Act of 1'1544-
teen,, which be obtained iu July 1608, for et-
elningisiz his own settled ebtaies fur throat of the
hioneast (thlti Cormtess of London) in Seat-
land, in whom era vested the fee-simple, or statu-
tory propriviorrhip.
Under so high a sanction as this legislative mea-
sure, together with that Toucans% opinions of WI t!..
TO emir.rut Counsel, the s.uuseroua bust of little
dogs of Lnughburuugh naturally, hut it seta:,
aiisuly calculased upon a lung and p.actful
rujoy-
tnrnt et their several easiks. &r. Judge then their
surpliseoltet ere ten years Icor elapsed an attempt
tenni& to dr-inherit thaw of the respretire pur-
chases, and of the very esterssive improvements and
haw erections which litany 11l them have wade due-
lag that period.
The Earl alighted at the Cull's head, Da before
mentioned, staid about hallou hour, went into tl e
garden to take op some soil and pluck a twig
uttesing a ferns of words to several by-
ssanders, to denote Ins snaking his claim), gave the
ringer.. two ',numb., a barrel of ale to the populace,
and then i.r..cerilesl onward to dinner at Leicester,
where, the Ilea! day, the Corporation presented bins
with slur 1.. ed of tlseir borough. !low, or when
all thi. boon, sr will end, the a hole tuwu is anxi-
ously onquiring.

flannels Clare, whe was convicted at the Sieffor4 Assign
swing stolen goods, and sentenced to transportation
for tourist,. years, was suddenly taken ill in tbe evening of
Monday week, and though medical aid was immediately
prim -wed, she expired in less tbs. half an hour: she was in
her 64.1, year, aa.l was a remarkably healthy woman. She
was tlse mother of Pruden,* Clare, who neeired enstemee
spritsails; and or Joseph Chore, who was sentenced to be
transpor tell for seven years, but who afterwards escaped
This dr al b happened immediately after the death of the Co-
saner fur Stafford; and as impure.. are obliged to be held
on all persons dying in gaol, Ilse Coroner of the neat district
11r. Hand) was obliged to be called in—a Cifellialliaitt
that porkaps never kappened before in that town.

Or die bight of Thursday, the sth of November
first. rib° stacks of hay. the property of Mr. JAMES
WALL, of Ashford, in the county of Keot, were
snrisciouviy set on fire and destroyed, a free pardon
to our accomplice who shall give such information
a. may lewd to conviction, is offered in Saturday
s,,ght's G'azelie, and also a rewind of 150 guinea,
or such conviction. •