The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-03-27 00:00:00

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'tine to hiraselfatiefetiten, Tina,. the elm& of n
ligion and spirituel reform, hypocritically, end
with the grossest impiety, deals out his molter un-
cberitaLleness, and falsehoods." ,
Mr. (;axaow. for the Plaintiff, expatieted. oft
the malignity of this libel. lie spoke of the risid
of Kerry as a must amiable noblemen. who. hos
ing lost his lady, had retired to lire in prey4o
Petersham, where his whole attention was dir
to the comfort of tl.e. poor of his bright's*.
howl. Who could hdicre from reading
libellous letter, that Ills Lordship hid of*
made some few propositious to ineressaihe qua.
forts of his poor neiglibouis? Vet that was the fistall
and front of his offence against the Defeirdria, who
was a London tea-looker, awl a perpetual church-
warden of the parish. His lAwdsliip wished• thatthe
poor of l'etershiun not be driven to livid-
preachers iii the market-place, mid therefore he
wished to build duos a gallery isi the put.sli
one-half of which expeos • Ire offered to pry oes
his own pocket. He hail pioposed that the child', it
should be instructed in their catechism. lie silos+
to establish :111 ail. !noon lecture; end law*, I
proposed that the citrate, of whom he bad ■ go
opinion, should distribute the sacrament W
among• the sick poor. To further these bell*
objects, lie had proposed to subscribe mil'
dais purso most liberally, and in order eir
him In totem' the entry, lie hurl baker a r
Lord Douglas, in the palish. Of tbs. be.
Plaintiff notice, and iii reply he received
shots libel which they had iteard reed, lk
err, tali, in which it was sent, was an 4,
tom of the insult. It was 11-11 t open and
without a superscription, mid ordered to bltil
ed to his Lordship's butler.
These facts being moved, Mr. Serjeaut
the Deb whim, spoke at considerwiile
which he observed, that the letter wes Weft
because dist was precisely the mode in wlrt
furry haul thwight proper to treat his er ,
ilyprecated the action as unworthy the
tinu of a NOllletnall or GeOIIeDIRD.
foUIDI for Plaintiff—l-lrimages
Tins finished the Civil Side. The whole ("Fri.
Jay, except tts case shove reported, thms moo
sinned in is case respecting the bounder.
nor, which was wholly oniuterestiug.
CRIMINAL SIDE.
Robert Skinner was indicted foe ate
revisit Mary Alin Hill, out the 16th of
Dist. at the parish of Wanthrwcwth. •
Mari Au,, Hill. the tneseetstriz, who ittiglitillmt.'
self to bar only 16 years of age, deposed est L*4
lather wise marset-giimiener at Watidewiestell
prisoner worked in bits service. On the et
Vebruary last, they were at work •Cogethemig
shed.- He was biding roleworts, cud else
trimming them. After he had dashed. Ittre
to where she was sitting, end threw her bee
Hr was, however, interrupted by the comiale a
cart, or she believed be world have ravished
On cross-exataination,.'she said her Either bid
irottage in his treader at Garret-lane, and el* her
si.ter, and another girl dept there alone. Osi the
.11:11 Janniary. tht Prisoner was there in Wei SOW
tog ; they gave bins ensue be-if-steak fee his map-
per, end lie would slot to home. She gave his***
mattress lobe upon w.thout side her clusinbesedoor.
In the night the heard a noise, and got *posers
what it was; the Prisoneiwlss twine into the MOM,
and helped her to see ..s. they were bath
tailed. She dial not tell `her father of this.—
A few nights afterwards they hmi him to supper
and dot liim some sausages, hp would stay
all night, inid then they let him lie. in the same
bed, but she slid not let hint lie next fa ker.
The Leerued Judge here interposed, and eh.
served it was ridiculous to talk of any attempt at •
nape alter this. The Prisooer was of coarse ads
fp/is/rd.
The Loan Cures' BARON having gone threu2li
the Calendar, primounced sroteure, and James
Bartlett, it lio ass COhVietal of am outiwt unit sithrocer
it is suppssed will he executed.

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