The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-12 00:00:00

RECORDSMS R EpoRT.

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Yeeterday the Recorder." ndon attended the Privy
Council, and made a report to the King of the prisoners
who received judgment of death at the last September Old
Bailey Sessions, namely—
Rippen. aged 17; John Clark, 48; John Ravennr, 15;
convicted of burglary. Henry Johnson, aged 22; Mary Haines,
23; Thomas Picket, 32. Henry Williams, alias Martin, 28 ;
Michael Williams. alias 'Flynn, 25 ; Frederick Williams, 21 ;
Richard Mason, 30; John Jose., 2l; George Pfammerton, 23;
Charles Benjamin, 30; Charles 3PRoie, 16; Edward Eger, alias
Ruh, 21 ; Edward Mason, 2. ; Samuel Crook, 20; William Ro.
binson, 43; Elisabeth Smith Smith, 38: Peter Duffey, 18; Samuel
Harnett, 22 ; Henry Coi'as, 22; Harry Werd,l9: and James Ro.
binson, 18 ; convicted of stealing in a dwelling-house to the amount
of 40, owl upwards. John Hider, agent 46, convicted of robbiry
on the highway ; and John May, aged 22, of horse-stealing.
His Majesty was graciously pleased to respite, during hie
Royal pleasure, all the above-named prisoners, excepting
Samuel Crook, upon whom the law is left to take its
course—and he is ordered for execution on Wednesday
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LIVERPOOL, THVRSDAY, Nov. 10.

EtPROM 00k CORkISPONDENT.3
Some of therope-makers wbo returned to work two days
ago, at such wages as their masters chose to give them,
have been molested atid driven from their work by some of
their reffactory comrades, who pat them into a cart with
their coats turned, and paraded them through the prin-
cipal streets of the town. When the Police came up with
the patty there was an attempt‘to resist them, but at last
the rioters took to flight, leaving the carter to be taken.
Some of the aggressors are in custody, and are to be brought
up for examination before the Magistrates to-morrow at the
Exchange.

STAY'!
Of the Espana of Flour and W
lin to 1824

I?MENT
beat from Canada, from the Year
inclusive, viz.

Flour. iVheat.
Year Born*. Bushels.
1900 - 20271 217125
1801 - 37413 - 4647b2
1802 - 28301 - 1010033
1093 13432 - 0149023
1004 - 11267 - 200043
1803 - 18300 - 22016
1806 - 19937 - 99900
11;07 - 211442 - 231543
1308 - 42482 -• 186708
1809 • - 20726 - 2211015
1810 - 123411 - 170360
1811 - 19340 - 1;48
1812 - 12379 - 263178 ,
Making a tool of Flour (in 23 years) of 503,212 barrels, and of
Wheal. 4,832,180 bushels.

nmr Floor. Wheat.
&lids. Bushels.
1913 - 307 - None
1814 - 1117 - None
1813 - 1928 - None
1618 . • 1137 None
lel7 - 83047 - 145660
1014 • 30543• . 401791
1819 - 12086 . 37893
1820 - 42369 - 819048
1821 - 22083 . 310481
1822 - 47247 - 147284
1823 - 46260 - 4710
1034 - 41442 . 3398

ns the overate of one year 22,732 barrels of Flour, and
185,Ni'll bushels of Wheal.
The quantity of Floor sent to the West Indies and other parts
Is included in the above list, along with what was scut to the
United Kingdom.-I.felifox Journal, 0(1.17.

ACCIDENT IN lIVDE-PARK.—III the afternoon of yes-
terday, a young lady, whose name was ascertained to be Fitzmorris,
of Grafton-street, Illarylebone, was riding a tine horse, accompa-
nied by a gentleman: the horse took fright, when cantering, at a
yelping cur-dog approoching him, and maJe a aide-jump of /lateral
feet, which threw the lady, and broke her arm. Her head was also
briteted.

CO Rowan's I N Qll E ST.—Yesterday an inquest was held
at the Lord Nelson public-house, Kent road, before R. Carter,
Esq., on Harriet Elliott, a handaome girl, 10 years of age, who
was found drowned in the surrey Canal on Tuesday evening last.
Her corpse was accidentally discovered by Buck, the Ranger of the
Canal, who, as he was passing along during the heavy storm that
evening, observed
be found a bible, a prayer book, and a small wnrk-box. It in.
mantle occurred to him that some unfortunate female had thrown
herself into the Caird ; underneath the bridge he perceived a bonnet
and shawl close to the water's edge. Ile procured a drag, but not.
withstanding his efforts that night he could not meted in finding
the corpse. The following morning, however, it was dragged out
of the Canal at a short distance from where the bonnet and shawl
were found. There were no marlin of violence whatever upon any
part of the deceased's person, The Jury -returned a verdict of
" Found drowned." The deceased, it appeared, had lived in the
service of a gentleman at . Peckham, by whom she was discharged
about ten days precious to her death, in cor..equence of committing
theft in the hems; shicewhich period she manifested great utelan-
cht!y and :Jwnerks of spirits.