The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-11-06 00:00:00

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purpose of toltiog 0 from one port of tlte vrorehouse to
Saoller i he did out takr it onteitle the premise, forom the
reittorAti*l, re of his follow servant, he reoffered the book, sod
entwine., foe some time after is the employetent of Messrs.
Lementan and C.).

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Yraterilay • vetting Michael lisattbert and n, rst Wieghet.
OPT were tail-11 MM before teicharil Biruie, Es+ the Sitting
lh agiatt at r, t',,r an attempt at rnieecry.
Thotisa• 11-.11, a esachman out of place, siate.l, that about
'omen o'clock at night, he was passing through Great Turn-
stile, Hollsoo, when tie Prisoners anti antetlytr youth ran
forcible acaii.t him, anti tried to take his welch front his
fob that he pull los hand to his watch, and &froth it it as
well as he tot hi, beat wiih their pushing si.J (mailing, they
tad nearly -forceel him down, ashen the officer lanes cane
up. awl Isi.l ho;.I of one it the P,: es.
John Lints, oue of the contlot tors of the Finwmtraet
ovule, sl.tie,i, that lie was passMc through Great Turn
Nile, and law the two Priooters and another 'oath sts• mantel
flan p that he Paw some of their Wiliam on llall's lush, awl
Hell had his owe, Lands there aka, anti seemed to he in the
set of dtr.ntliny his watch, which the Prigiscors *remora to
he attempting to force fr..in kis fob. snJ tiny had nearly
poshi .1 is, in 111111, h, when hr (tines) taut kohl of the Psi_
aunt r Wind:ester, and *retire.; bins.
Wilma% Seely. one of the patrol.: cf Ilnw-strcet, %titre!,
that he was with Linea, anti saw the Prisoners Rua another
react besotting Wl ill. and that their Immix were at hie fob,
411OusPluag to steal his watch; that he ran after the Pri.
Lambert. and 9ccettel h.m, hut the whet gm nese.
The Prisoners werr evinnii•ted to the new prisou, Ciriken-
watt, fir Inviter exatnination next Tuesday.

Testerisy a loran named Dna rtl7.elgik to a respectable
Navy Agent of Clearent's.lnn, was eltarged by a watchm•to
f the part.huf St. George's,* ith hawing (in company with
several r persons) 'adieu a young Ire. net of the garden
of the Countess of Iturkinghanibire's estate, Giosvenor..
etre.' Mat, and with hawing aassolted
The watchman stated, that on Thursday night last he was
ell hiss heat, and saw several pe.anus welting together in-
nards the Counter.. of Buckinghamshire's residence, and he
natenen until erre funk the tree out of the garden and
.:arc w-.3sing .wity with it, when witness proceeded towards
'!were, sad prevented Ih.m frum going; he was attacked by
rte party, aid the tier, which was very weighty, was thrown
-4 hies, and sersch alts or. the breast. They all ran away,
wad witness afterwards vaeceeded in sppreliending the De-
:eluting, and took him to the watch house.
tie ow ordered to find bail for his future good behaviour
hot aftvre.arrls in cons, qnetite of the respectability of his
mouneir•mir, he was forgiven.
Josvph Pubertt was charged by Edward Sineldluut E*4l-
- on Tomb,' night last, attempted to rub bis
iitt the King's highway.
e. as stated by air. Singlema, junior, that on Tuesday
ivgla he wes driving his chaise, when he was Mirrored by
r. Is.r use behind the is bid., which induced him to look
what, he observed the Prisoner silting behind. He
ettatriverl to cut a hole in the chaise, and had alms*
ioeciteded in getting oat some valuable property which was
irontabeed t4treele.
Mr. Siegletties, from motive* of humanity towards the
Priaoner'a distressed parents, premed ha his dioehaige,
whirls was accordingly complied with.
Yesterday the attention of the Magistrate wag orrupiod
'tnatie time reapecttug the infamous impositions lately prim.
si—ed try Thomas the pet son who mada a confration
of having perpetratod s murder at Ediehnrgh.
The Magistrete, Mr. Content, received inv. rat Inlets from
flabbiest parts, which I little doubt by the discriptiun
but this is the same individual who has been guilty
(I,e setae acts io various parts of the country, for the
i..ir pose of being confined end sropprerted in gaol, instead of
...whine for hie tieing, hot unfortunately the nature of the
irtistaaterice due. but infringe on the statute upon which
;signory is foissorted, in such a manner as to euthuo ice any
ether punishment but that exercised in the usual tray.topun
xxotonsue vagrants.