The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-09 00:00:00

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Vetter,lay Awe Prrhin• wu litouirtiA•as:lbiDygep7rllll7lhe
Jpeedle of IStshno•gate, under the following neopiciatts cif-
towtstancei :2—The Ark. stewereing-Iter with Iwo hoosites of
jioew folittwasi her inns Petticoat-lane, where she altered 401 e
of the bnitelipa for sate fur 16s, on which he saeopta up to her
owl inpsisell how she came by thole, owl her sal." "1
being Satisfactory, he look her into custody. The hoot/lee
emsaisiell of linen of 95110115 dracripturus marked sod
ren her permit* she hard• chemise mat bed in a similar m.ll
ser4 but whit,. the oiler?' e)ea arre tented away, she took
the oppn: lenity of hsitue out she mark. _ _

Me. J. Cowie, of Sherboriso lam, Mated the linen to be
Ina property. It was Ilia custom to heat bis lineo nitrite.' at
Chingford. The carrier brought it home weekly, soil oil his
return too* the foul line,,. The last week a boy brought
home the clean ellithea, said he was going farther, and would
call Again.for.the bundle whi, h was to go to the Jaundice.. In
about half an hour a man came siyiag he had come for the
foul line,' for the washerwoman, and the bundle was giveu
him arccrohoglg. It was out until three burrs after that
the bow who had brought Imam the demi linen aphid came,
and tip y then discovered that the man who bad praviuu•ly
been bail no authority to receive Sheen.
The Poisoner said she had received the things from a man
in the attest whom permits she did not kOOO.
From some circoomoinees of suspicion which had tran-
spired, Fla•sgia (the carrier's boy) was taken into (moody,
and the Lord Mayor now directed that both the Prisooers
should he remanded, to give the tiffiecr tune to procure fur-
ther evidence.
Wortbiastws appeared to • summons, to answer
the Complaint of Mr. Curtis, the booker. Mr. Curtis had
a. at. abuse a fortnight ago, by his larrvaall, a pootaa,oleso,
addressed to his sue at Beverley, in Yorkshire, to go by the
attar* potter. The seivent, it appeared, had left it at the
warehouse of the Defendant, who protium, to ship packages
to go by the steam vessels. Souse time after he was ma-
primal of receiving a letter from his moo, toforeniag him he
had not received the portmanteau, cod ma ilignirinthAtt the
Defeudsol'e warehouse, he fumed it locked up in bis eel he.
sad it was stated by a female that it would not be forwarded
until another shilling was paid. Mr.Certis couceiveit, tiore.
lore, that he bed two grounds of cnmplaiat 'fittest the De-
feodini, on account of the detentiou of the portmanteau,
soil the overcharge fur the booking, stitch he thought ought
put to exceed two-peece,
Mr. Woithingtosi denied the receipt of more than one rhil.
ling, and tb•l, as being an overcharge of right.peoce, ass
taken by mistake by his sister whilst he was absent, and fur
which he was weeri Furry.
The Lord Mayor, oil this explanation, advised Mr. Curtis
to accept the Defendant's typology, which he ruminated to do,
aid t►e complaint was chummed.

H ATTOK• GARDEN.

Mn. the wife of a very eminent coppersmith,
in the vicinity of tiro-market, was brought op is ceriody
of a constable, end underwent a very twig private examina-
tion, charged with stealing a piece of gingham out of a horn_
draper's shop in Holborn. lleveral grutlemeu, friends of the
Prisoner, were present, who fell themselves halt at the *van-
del brought On thew through the charge smiinst her. The
lady was committed to Clerkenwell prison for another rig-lami-
nation on Thursday treat. Tess thomand pounds bail was
offered fur her appearance, wjamb the klagistraitts ref used to
accept.