The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-10-15 00:00:00

NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETLYG•

740140AY, OC-
T. 14.
Duke of Grafton', Dodona, Sat. 6lh. against Lord Fulefa
Lltt!e Peter,ass. aeross the Fiat, 200 gs.
Duke of
raften's Pelisse, B,t 'lb. againit Mr. Wilson's
Newmarket, 7,t. 744. across the Flat, 100(1.
Mr F.ivrey's c. by Bustard, out ig Mary, lit 41b. against
Mr Andrew's Fatly) ~, SW. across the Flat, 100(1. h. ft.
Tuesday, Lord Foley', Czar Peter, Ow. 61b. asst. Mr. lllts-
worth's Ifouest,, I,t. B C. 1100 gt. llt
Th994laY, Mr. Ws!you's Newmarket, tat. 41b. asst. Lord
Fr,ley's Little Pet. r, fist. Ilb. across the Fiat, 100 gs.
Lord Sadistlb', Witchcraft, Bft. 91b. ay.. Mr. Etwes's c.
by Bumas4, out of Mary, 7;t. 9lh Ditchin, Ioop. k. ft.
BRIGHTON,- 1906.
inter D•Y.
M'. D. 13,!(70.4 Sir David, 5 yrs. old, against Mr. Mellith's
Stalely, 4 yes old, Bat. each to gait at the two, and coo is
i.nnewa,d, 200ga.

SURRET ADJOURNED SESSIONS:

Yesterday. an ldjourn,i,ent of the Q Tarter Se's:.
siring of the Peace, for the county Suivi,r, was t-rici
At idoretrouler-Line, Newinto.i. bcf,. r Thou*,
Fv tome, 141,.1 CoAirrnAl. and 4 owner ins Bench of
Justices of the Pace to. the said county.

RIOT 4S-) A.'4AUI.T
Rie4ard W l',,seioN, JON tP (Sown; Thou, Tar*
Philip 11;Ithip, JAn .I.linson, liettmak•,,
Allan M•%arinne, fria,.nt G,4,i,er, And 411ir his
wife, were severally ind•Bc.l for pulling down a
paling. which they conceived was a nnisance,
obstrating the light from the work-shop in Nhich
they were employed. T:i-y were all found G.ll N 9
but John Wilkinson. They were sentenced to thresi
months imprisonment each, in the county goal, and
to pay a fine of tis. 83. and to he further confined
till that sum lyr paid.
A great number of hills were found by the Grand
Jury, against several persons, for assaults and petty'
felonies.

Yesterday, at Marlborough-street, a young mar..
servant to Mr. EATIS, corner andleather-cutter. in

Monmouth-street, was charged with a violent as-
sault on ELIZAIILTII EMS, his master's relative.
The Peosecutrix had given some slight offence to the
Defendant, who, in order to retaliate, prepared a
plaister of lamp-black, nil, and other offensive in.
gredients,wbich he placed on her face. She was talent
very ill, and a surgeon pronounced her to be in a
very dangerous state. The Defendant was com-
mitted, till her fate is known.
A mast daring robbery, near Hamerdrin Camp,
was committed by two footpads, on a woman ; but
an officer riding up, drew his sabre, charged the
villains, knocked one down, and pursued the se-
cond, who escaped into the inclosed country, and
the other made off. The poor woman nroba!sly
had her •aved by the spirited exer ion of Captain
L—. The villains were both well armed, and
threatened resistance, till he charged upon them,
The rolls were atei at camp, but no soldier was
mis,ing.—The footpad+ reMain as yet uodiscovered.
Monday, at the sessiens held in and for the bo.
rough of Dorchester, a bill of indi&ment was Errand
against Gcirge Norris, the driver of the Bath and
Weymouth coach, for enzrossing lobsters and
prawns, and carryirg them to Bath, w. they
bear a great price, and of %%loch the inhabitants of
Dorches er and its neighbourhood have been en.
tirely deprived for sense time pas'.
On Saturday night, a man of the nets, of ./wie
rriliev.wts deteaed stealiog a cheese from a C' rese-
monger's shop, near S:. Ann's Church, Soho: he
was taken to the watch-huuse. On Sun lay aiter-
noon, in the absence of the wa•ch-hnuse ket.pee,
from the watch-house, he contrived to break net
the strong room, where he was confined, su.‘p.
by means of some instrument+ brought to him io
course of the morning by some women; he br,-ise
open the street door with a poker, and effeaually
made iiis escape.
As Lieutenant Coca, of the Signal-house, on the
Blackhead. Cornwall, and Mr. F. Pewee. of St.
tievern, were shooting together on Monday last. us
that neighbourhood, the fowling-piece of the latter
accidentally went off, and wounded the Lieutenant
dangerously in the hand and side. Hopes are enter-
tained of his recovery ; though, it is feared, that he
will lose the use of his hand.
A farmer. residing not many miles from
Thatcham, in Berks!aire, and who farmed lands to
the extent of not less than 2000 acres, was one day
last week walking through his fields where some
barter was cut down ; a gentle shower of rain hap-
pening to tall, which prevented him from getting
in his crop immediately, he had the singular wick. et.
ness to exclaim to some of has ser•ants, that " the
Almighty did more bairn than good, and that it
was time for some case else to resume the mc-age-
ment 1" The wretch I:ad scarcely time to articulate
another sentence—he was struck deadl
It the buses of 5 per Cent. now paying on Bank
Stock, is considered an ertranedrnary advantage. tt
as no longer a matter of wonder, that so many .ite
eager to invest their money in the nch Lottery now
Drawing, when the very next Ticket drawn not of
the Wheel, being entitled to Test TNOI'S4KU
POl'ilDl, will present the fortunate holder with the
' astonishing !cores of 0...-Ar cIFI s rillOUS•1111 per
• Cent, on the cost price ; and the far.: Ticket on .
n:st day of Drawing, will prove UMW.
lb DLL that amount

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