The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-08-30 00:00:00

POLICE

REAL DEL 31(INTE MINING COMPANY.
MAWSION-HOUSE.—Vesterdaw, Mr. J. Taylor, the Secretary
of the Real Del Monte Mining Company. attended with several of
tne Directors, and begged permission td the Lord Mayor to be
heard in contradiction of the state.nent made before his Lordship
Ly Dobeil, the workman.
Mr. Taylor suited that they were anxiitts on many accounts to
contradict the statement made before his lordship by Dobell ; but
chiefly to set at rest the minds of the relatives of those wh.; had
gone out, uto their safety. The reason for the .discharge of I)o-
-hell his continued intoxication. fie got drunk at 'Madeira,
sod was fuond in a state of insensibility, with his collar-bone
atul a severe contusion upon his head. The authorities
tor Misstatement were the following extracts from letters addressed
ny Csiitsin Iron, R. N. (the C unnii*:ioncr in charge of the party
with whom Dobed went to Mexico), to him (Mr. Taylor).
" Madeira, January 25, Ift2G.
" Dobell, I suspect, will quickly save us any further trouble;
fort dung no warning by the dead state of iaseasibility in which he
lay at Falnututh for a day or two, he here drank to such a degree,
that be has fallen down a atone staircase, fractured his collar-bone.
otherwise bruised hmsrlf, and, has lain two days in his bed without
sense or motion."
" Madeira, January 2/1, 11128.
" Pour 13.sbell is in a very bnl state, md I enclose you Mr.
Price's opinion of him. If he recovers, he never can be able, I fear,
to serve the Company."
" Sunday, Feb. 19, 1626, off Montserrat.
".The Snrgron of one of the Indiatnen came lii board, and as-
sisted Mr. Price in examining Dobell ; when it was discovered that
his skull was fractured, abort six niche* in length. To our great
astonishment, lioweveT, he is now rusiSciutly r: covered to lie able
to mine no desk. told his serves have returned about a week. fits
lractuitd collar-bane has healed perfseily. He Informs me that
his skull was fractured once before, by a fall from a horse. Whe-
ther he will be able to leave the coast on his arrival, is extremely
doubtful."

" Pueblo Viego, Tampico. March lit. 1826.
" I have been obliged to discharge Dobell, from the utter impos-
sibility of sending him up the country, as we can devise no means
to keep him sober ; and even the next night after landing, he was
found drunk, and also ir.seasible, front a bruise on the temple. 31r.
Price bled him abnadautiy, and next day he recovered; but at
night was in the sane state again. It is Mr. Pzice's opiniod that
'lie cannot travel : he cannot. by his own acknowledgment. take
care of himself; and he think% he may find friends at New York.
So 1 shall, if possible, procure hall a passage there. Pray find out
his wife, and prepare some of his relations to take care of her and
his children, for none of us have any hopes that he can live long at
this tate. We rather think his heath not quite right, for nothing
can math his feelings, and he talks of his wife and children's
chance of want with the coolneso and indifiereace of a crazy man."
Mr. Tatter further said, that the statement of Captain ',von was
cutroborsted by the cettificate of ibe surgeon, and Capt. Thomas,
the couttitinulsr of the vessel In w Dultell went out, was now
present. and Stimuli: alto confirm N by his testimony. It tellUhl
therefore be seen, that the continual intoxicition in which Dobell
indulged, and the phrensy it appeartal to produce, rsadered it ne.
testier), toair.charde him. The co/rev:nem of his statement!, with
aspect to the mines of Real del 3lonoi, might be judged of by the
fact, that although he landed at a port.in .2.lexico, he never was at
the mines he -undertook to descrihe, not- within at least 204.1 a. des of
them. bat las brought bad. to Raglan, I in the same ship which
took hint cut. Hie statements relative to the murder of twenty Of
the party on the coast, and the death of ,lifty of the mines by
tirownhng, were entirely the creation or: his I:tory—nothing of the
kind had cc urred.
Captain Thome.. as we understo nil him. stud, that if there had
been acv coartel of the nature spok tin of by Rebell, he must have
heard s i v:; arid he had heard of nc ne. lie had been at the mines
on the Iforti of April; the water hail never broken in upon them.
Th 4 Loan 3lavoa inquired what was the power of the engines
then at week there ?
Cape-Thomas said they were of ft sly -horse power.
His 'lordship inquired whether Ott fuel was so difficult to be oh.
tamed as was represented.
Capt. Thom in replied in the negative. It must be wt it known
to every one that woods a:mended in thos t districts. The charge
fu ousting and ,"iringing it was extremely moderate.
ilia Lardship.aaid, the complaint of Dobell was, that her had not
Italy been refuset the payment of the money il.t he said wa,; due to
him (tea which, ht twever. he had undoubtedly ilia:tattled hinizelf
but that he had ba at sent away without even lib complaints being
noticed.
Mr. Taylor wound hie Lordship that, upon the accounts made
out by Caps. Lyon, ,Dobell had been paid pal. more than he was
emitted to. . .
hit lordship said t. tat this was more than Its: expected, from
the rely respectable na ales at the head of the Cr miming. lie was
confident that they hid , done aui that justite reguit %a, and was per.
hely satisfied.
The Secretaty and Ifirs ctms then retired.
A MIA DAN GIA.NTESS.
Nintsblacks were lontigit t up hefore the Lord Mr

i.e, for baying

ay. _ ..
in routed them from a noted _ ... in Belton-street, .
paraded the streets with whit e turbaresesn their heads, and placard;
on their back acre. The landlord treated his admonition with contempt, and
s.
Mr. Brown, the Marshal, a aid, that the "'placards sot forth the suffered them still to assemble. Lately they had a raffle at his
house tin a man named Smith, of whom he was in search for a
merit% and charms of a young , American (li rites., who was seven
They stated that she felony, but did not aucceed in taking. Last night he had a club in
feet high, though but eighteen years of age. A crowd of his up-stairs room, at which the landlord presided. About half-
was exhibited under the patio'. "g• of his I 't'ard,,::l'l,Ph'e egaerts em... past eleven on Monday night lie was sent for to ouell a tight that
persona was collected round the nine !hlacks, had enamel there, as the watchmen were afraid to go in ; indeed, it
ebt halo sanctioned calved that, although. the Lord Ads oz mi, would have been dune:emu+ fur one or two to attempt antentrante.
the exhibition, he never would countenance set. * a mode of adver. They had come down stairs, and commenced an indiscriminate
tieing it.
I proprietor of the fight in the to room. Ile see.ceeeled in taking the eight, but five
31r. Tallman, the ward of the yo lee lidy a tetyteg breeds of others got sway from him.
eahibitioa, said- that he had seen' ;I"it...- ' "(
i kwaTe that an, All the prisoners, excert two, stated themselves to be out of cm-
tine description through the streets, and leineams c'
at the meet's ploy. Glover was the Midler, who collected a penny from each for
peewit, whether white or idea, nught not walkw
the, *Mi. a dance ;he had been fiddling all the afternoon—there were women
with whatsoever drees he pleesed.
and to pursue as well as men. Haynes said he was a turner, which gave occasion
Tile I.ORn 3/Avon mud that neither could be alto te the streets. to Iran Riordan to say, "Yen, yeti, you turn out the pockets, of a
this untie of adrereising, which created obstructions i
De intimated that, If it were repeaual, he altouhl ail. tee the law night, in the Strand." They were all ordered to find hail.
ergs. et t!lP,th Sullivan the landlord.wae order, al to be indicted t informations are
'
tense that taken out against him, which are to be heard on Friday.
Toe ital.'e train were dismissed. on :Br. 'Pailman'm pro
they should rot again tirade the streets in that manner. IMPROPER CONDUCT OF A BEADLE.
Mary /traria, Afore Aar eiughee, and Corporal Parreee, of the
CITY PICKPOCKETS. e, in- Riding Establishmetn, wete charged by Lacy, the beadle of St.
r;;;lLDraist..—.Tloe City ham been, for a length of tin. ' ev.ny George's, rite two torture so comment:treat-walkers, and the hatter
%coca "with a gang of young vagabonds, who dart on almost
person's pocket, and plunder It of its contents; anti moo ,i - the with iniertupting Lacy in the execution of his duty.
4.1 she It apperrcd Lacy went into a cook's shop, in Shepherd-street
of cer,, 'Lk their well-known vigilance, are contiaually on on Monday night, where the three prisoners were at supper; tame
alert, Owe ilidOM or over succeed so as to bring thorn to justice,
l'eNterday morning a well-known character, minedj V //'-' tsepleasant remarks were made on both sides that induced Lacy to
re back to the house with a watchman to clear the persona out.
Ira* brnnglir before 31r. Alderman Ilnown, charged with eXtir'ac'entr
log a silk Locket-handkerchief front Mr. 14.1 d ' • 3,,arsh and flugkes said Lacy came iti with two women (Ann
tent? % an ironmonger,
...e upper .nrarass.stsess,
as he
was
passing
along
lionwn
last
I ) %rya," and Ann Harris), who had that day been bailed out of l'ut-

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On Saturday, the Nth instant. ,Mss. Turner, of No. 09, Chcap.
side, of a daughter, bring her twenty.sixth child. The mother and
child are doing well.
On the 24th inst. the wile of J. T. Wood, Esq. of Howland.
street, of a ~on. still born.
On the 27th inst. the lady of William John law, Esq. of a
daughter.

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I tattled as was represented. the corner ot catt-iane, eairegate, edans, arm, w.nuoue i -- rAm are SlUbUt/fIl trungs. - etre nos tney r speruon toe query )
1. Capt. Thom te replied in the negative. It must be will known
to every one deo woods aboonded in thoe . districts. The charge The prisoner said he lived in the parish of St Sepulchre, and had
been respectably oil in Dublin, where he failed, and went into the speaking a word, seized a large cheese-knife, which he •Ye noble, and. ye generous, and ye sympathetic, and, ye truly is 61. 10s. Ll.ef is little varied,
Butters are again consideraisly
fee runlet: and , 'ringing it was extremely otleraAe. army, whence lie was discharged. His Colonel was Sir John plunged into his hotly ;he then rushed into the street, Christian 1i111.211 a his .lost Gracious Britannic Majesty I vast and HOPS. —The picking will commence generally during the pre-
• Ifis le.r,l,hie said. the complaint of DJI. ell cren, then he had net Doyle. Ile had no friends to help him in this country, or he would where he drew the knife across big throat with such fatal extended dominions Thousands of thanks are due to Ale+sra•
Huskiest:ln, Canning. Robinson, and red ! And ye Spitalfields sent week, the crop is most luxuriant ; the duty in now 235,0001.;
the prices of old Hops are entirely neminal.
only been refueet' the payment of the mto-vy that he said tn.:duet° bOksos solicit the.aseistance of the benevolent. violence, as, almost to sever his bead from his body, and and other Weavere, be ye ever grateful to the French master.ma-
prisoner was not actually asking alms, though re-
tinal (to %hire, le -wever. he had undeubtedly ,Lsaititkcl hinueelf )• SILK.—The Silk trade remains in a ntost distressed state, the
•,eating the return of his letters was with that intent, Mr. CoNAs T falling prostrate, instantly expired. This unfortunate nuracturers, who employ ye ! But, ye English permanent Dyers prices are considerably lower.
but that he Lad na ,un sent away without even It Is compLiints being 9vcvin Finishers, yours is the trio •holt !! ! TUr R PENT I N E.—'rne late arrivaLs were sold at Ids . 6d. and
noticed, objected to convict him radar the Vagrant Act ; seal, afters eon. man, who has left a wife anti six children, had been for
andtiitThe Proprietors of the British and Foreign Commercial Empo.
v., (tedium with Fagan as to sendingbint to Ireland, the prisoner was some time in a state of despondency, occasioned by execs- 12501.,,n;
rdSpirit.s in
. request advanced to 60s.
51r. Taylor IMIUft el his Lordship that,
iurn the account. made m moat respectfully end energetically announce to the entire
ordered to be brought np tomorrow this day). sive drinking. ASHES.—Aehes are in request, and 2s. higher.
out by Capt. !dun, ,Dobell had been pa . more then lie Ives Community of Great Britain, and in prodigious dependencies, that OlLS.—Fish Oils are in some demand, and are higher on se-
%attired to. A DEN OF THIEVES. An incident occurred a few days since, which verifies the in consequence of the long-continued unparalleled distress of the
His Lordship said t. tat ' ' this was morn than Lee expected, from Eight well-known characters Glover, Donovan, Bonkerri, liar. 8, • "• t. bred ' the bone cannot be eradicated
saying, that molti sin English Sulk Weavers, they have, contrary to a previous actual in. count of the short supply ; Seed Oils are also inquired after.
the very respectable na ',,ea at the head of the Cr set any. lie was cis, Haynes. Jam's. Brayky, and lAncaster, were appiehended by tention, positively declined purchasing French Silks, and theyTEA.-11ohea and low Congo are heavy at Id. diecount ; the
eqnfilent that they had ,done vii that justite requited, and was per- Fureenten. Riordan. and a few watchmen, in .the White Hart pub- from the
Londonflesh..'—.kserjeant of the Guards, while on his
anxiously add, fi,r the information of the hole world (as it ape.
feed aat'slied
f • le
.
secretary and Di c Din tor
sthen
retiret . lic.house. in the . - a
o'clock on Monday sight.
C tal yrd D ury lane, between eleven and twelve , r - way from
where he waSofhis going
by
ontlid Hope coach, to Huddersfield,
therecruitingservice,i 'ly at
of coniniere
fil
the nano
/1/ T*o t ns), tint
it in we
li known to '
taste, and 7
}'reach /nt too, in the great cities of Eu-
betterini ialinaq,y arei
,i
ianlaiatt
tiAe
lis i
ts.sheertr staff
.c
sensors.e, ad ratßherhlig,her ; low Twankaya atti
B I .
1
A MEP IC•A GIANTESS
t ladies
lunema an etstal-thaehe hod warned the landlord a month ago of pocket pickedf
ilows pocket-book,
a containing 21. 4s. GI in
:tope that the generality
wellolkh instant,i TS
, N . . ~oprincipally Silks soot immediately on wear- Saturday,the -,Mss. Turner, of No, Cheap-
Ninethe cha eters who came to hi, hoese, tr, lie knew them all by hay TThose that dnot spot areside,On
rtransaction took place ing.
but daughter, her ix child.' h mother and
blacks were br oug, 't tit , , , , ohaving
11 card .
, mg route! them fro a nosed fl hog
home in Beltoti-strect, Long- money, by a e
g
-p sm nu e . The
I u as 1- manufacture, ut have child are doing
fcads • n • paraded the st eats with whit eltubetbfarnetsecmthethifehtli" lees for
.
%monition with contempt, .nd between Leicester and which ,
raderns ach:loi been, and are, sold by unprincipled.
The landlod treated his at
3latter place l
0 I n 1 et rte
of I►'ood, Eso
on their bks acre.'f he
of Hon •I uan I.
eOn tilt
a 241 i intill
, Esq. '
Mr Brmono the ,Marshal, raid, that he 'ieads s. forth
the house them
suffered
still actableea
e Lately they had a raffle at I• ii seen to throw
o ntserrel, at
.
Ate the Comtnercial Emporium no goods are ticketed, n street, o • son still boorne . J. T. 11
.
of whom he wee in search forash. ,
travelling
aluntghetib:omituas way, over a wall, as
. t e a r
e•
tor a man namtedo Smith, the thief Was
in the coach walshetravellitabatement
the
%die., and every article warranted perfect, and are Re- On the 37th 't
s
and ►ttta.,
merits charms of a ) ung Amrric•n (ii mem. who was seven
~ •-
in taking. Last night he had a clubtailed t lady of i 1 'IIEsq. of a
t
Met high, though but eighteen rearsaoff
his
e te that h 1• ) b di , bur did
dnotsucceed
n with what thecoachman
and
guardd. A tlt convenient
acquainted esate Rod Manufacturer's Prices, which is not ..,
. 00,
.
wan exhibited the p t •
.Aga
!lacks,
I elrohtlos.tu Ad,,.,„ as ofe Le° of
p Atal r s room at which
hethe landlord presided. About half opportunity
bat . the ser-
fth retended Cheap Shops, where goods are ticket-
under s, .
n slonda n
g lie was SCI!T for to quell a tight th - it i jea t• t
he seejeant feltl seen,otntedope at any o e p
.
pr . ewes woe. .1 collected rotted
ni
the
s an . d cite c Alice
.te cIIII. '1 , l ve
01
al pa t le n t. Ia
bad eitto.l visas, as then
him•
were afr3id to go in ; indeed, it .et endcsitrismtatotiatitaineraeither deceived or cheated. This assertion is not
third John Law,
reeved that, although i a rwttl acne
W0.,9 rperson for his pocket-d out the delis• at
true land affects not the upright dealer), for it is a Monday, thelwaßetih.at
A I A R Ralla,ED.
,
,
, Olt ham rein
would have been dange eue for one or two to attempt amentrance.Edmund Harden
toe exhibition, he never the
La
T
live bbook,notorious
ucnt
' when l.ise
I found
iead the
, informationi but too correct—both mthoartel ish t
,great annoyance of many respectable people, Harden sF . S at' !ladleY$ to 1. :m third eau of the We-
nn of Nathani 1
would countenance sti a tousle of eadti e'er- They had come down et.tire, and commenced an Indiscriminate ~ CH..
k and money were missing. On th
about !allied P
•'s9 ttaing it.
iward
:h,
the
oe had
streets,
due at the actually
i to the
the
ettae,
wherever goods arc marked cheap T 1 ni s na V
Saturday 1i e o t , Esq.
31; Tadman, thee ledy, are stet.
ei theme of the propr e o fi I t
aathet
from h Ile succeeded iu taking the eight, but
1 it
a I sup-room. Blackthee arrival of' the coach
seized,ate thetriel‘etaand where very low prices are stated in advertisement, ;s tochurch, ,Bat-
Y'
ix n
mlalde.ohn.Loat, of
rdSalf
,
. ,r 0,,,,,, ,of others t away .
10s. Cul. found ;ham,deceptively,
th Bri mistakes, the public will please to notice thatl tweeter, Staffordshire
exhibit e said thet
10 , . d seen a hite men c vi ~. T•"prevent ham-hill, to Alien Hogg of '
,
and
curt two, stated themselves to be out of em-
1 and Foreign Emporium for decidedly cheap, fashion-.AllSouls,
alary le hone Mr. Thomas Shea o
. -,
.
thi d A escription thrust d
rets a
dtl,licatlie priso
114,,IVahletlehnet.reacetys ploiy owner. ex,N ouiltt itin,llum,theferlelmowainwdaesr
i .i y,
at
t'alkle) ,
eV
whiteh r black,'r
nigi'egl!tn:ohtunwwallts the, 'I le me o was the lid ler, who collected a penny from each f r
d ,
?creole, whetlker
; e had been '0
hd ling all the afternoon—there were women money having, as he confessed, been appropriated by him
rable Sil
„Coatethitainees,e,Wwooithlleansg,
elanddeallloteeineriya, Oxtli .to 511 i r
lent,miiegag' 'eedl73, Annabelle, o.fl,ec ,Gloucestershire.
tabse, a tnids! d
ted, est ,y Ll
eiengens",
intt.lPS and Co.
with whatsoever
dress he ill eutil. 3. h Ilion o -
L wife of Ca
nin.tl
junettettal biy,pap
i
'
foe LORD Mayon mud that neither could be all vet Ito pursue
as well as
anent. Haynes said he wan a turner, which gave occasion Correction ; but as the ger-
at L ughhorough, to the payment of his fare to Sheffield.
He was taken to the House of
i .
Lade, us
this titiele of adversieieg. which created überurtion: i a the st ei den to say, "Yes, yes, you turn out the pockets, of a t tbrought up for examine- lTOW.freni
is
co
1
streets. to Ilean It ot
They were all ordered to find bail. jean lid not appear, on his being the window, ant
mesa On h
- ace s.
Ile intim/eel that, if it were repeat.al, he 1 i
wee order, dto be indicted; informAtions re ' le and Re
p 0 tau
ii,ne
thatisw n igulii in
ra the Strand." 4611 tail Facto's, No. 47, Bishopsgate Without t t Brighton on n
' day 'set 11 f f / atur rs n- . at, aeould
,enafr •
a 4; eet them. se name 'is James Waters or W
twiro, he was liberated.--It turned ouatittherast, Ilse Who
P•g. Bride!) Illattufattured Goods exported to all parts of the street, I'a .
BavEntrdiePl26tertlloo.,
Alston, Elizabeth
o Upper Stam o I
lartin,ofagßeedd
tirgh‘'slri'l,'ssbdielailemaeeasagrim7srlaih...na.ii.os("4.ta.stl.oka...;.edlth.D4':oeu;ng.EBtAllisarie,le'llinsilioifc2PLe'Llt7l"3li..
,I'le sal: e train were dismissed. en Mr. Tallman etaken out against
lr eililioitrld,
*which are to be he rd on Friday. a
. (not Biehopegete Within).
w 1 , especially to his 51ajesty's West India Colonies. Country
nne
a the
, aigit hin e te . vent.
tt:.
. y should not again ramie the streets in that malmer. IMPROPER CONDUCT OF A BEADLE.or dBa 68.
4d. at e Martin,
(!ITY PICKPOCKETS nary
Ma lib, Mori/ Ann 'tight', and Corporal Palmer, of
Establislimebt, were charged by Lacy, the beadle ef the
beencharged
sent only
for s
etteen
earn
ss , fromhur
onthaecchouulnkts,ofwhheisregeohed hi:el
'ol'l4lo OMITS (containing remittances) executed with pomp-
h nfortuna nford-street, Co
CI eterewesee—x.—Tlie Ciry has beea, for its
tiaeart th of tin. •e, in- Ridingde and fidelity. Benevolent private Ladies and public fruition. Northumberland,
tat.
vested 'with a gang of young vagabonds, sh g ermy (te
Im's, the former as cominotestreat.walkers, and the latter.t and
tt!ot tirade }
wen twater when
kaviour had had two years of his punishment remitted.
,u
enough
eh
yfuansdhsi 1
ii became
top
pay
ylities
farees.. a supplied with Charity Articles extraordinarily cheap, for cash
high trent:trimsu
n on almost the with' interrupting Lacy in the execution of his duty.
person's pnekce, and plunder It of its contents; sail althea .h ,cesastehe,e it
h
adaPnileotaeore'l
continued his journey, whets
to raise the needful,MOB WATER-in—is DAY AT
wt.h their well-known vigilance. are count-malty o' the It app erred Lacy went into a cook's shop, in Shrpherd.st
on Monday night, where the three 'slimmers were at suppers 'dint
fee '.B. The British and Foreign Commercial Emporium ons at
pHafsesent.s only.
‘ lexpiated the crime Cle
.
II hAatUsiteeti
alert, t4tre seldom or ever succeed no as to bring tc. ' bnito • • juettce. topicosnt remarks were made on both sides that induced Lacy to
e to that place. He, however,
tnhieyglirtrothrairentoirss utast:last with
pa Retail
iinly
Muratori .... ... tmthlttet.lwaftorr 111
le'ttedltY Warning a well-known character, named Se/re . go back to the house with a watchman to clear the persons out.We apprehend that another such thaenvec;ctliocvinakte,t.an:netdereccrn
p _
was broogllt before Mr. Alderman Iteosru, charged with extract.Avellaetrilwlni.envetialtthe think a generous üblic will sT --- --- -- ----- --et,
!Walsh and flu said Lacy came ht with two women (Ann
..ainguspitipeelk
ThLseakaletea..haattaat,ndkercaalliefhefrownat
sltlara.atiegkaraldas,aganiiironintwantontri and
at hme efsoruir roprioiyofu his
sh alhabit
at
scübanwtwejallieedntiintlesihdint to a passport
1 " Pro bono publico." Strand, and pabliabsd by B, CANNON, saps place.
1.1 tufo and Ann Harris), who bad that day been bailed out of Tut- the country for life. .
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