The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-11-13 00:00:00

UNIOX MALL.

WATER LOO BRIDGE.
Yesterday a push nee sawed Marshall, an artist, made •
tromplaiet evilest Iwo of the tstssey.take►s.at the terapike•
gates os Water 100 Bridge, deist Neese of Grady sad Merl.
Mr. Marshall stated, t►at hie object was to shpts a sees,
mune spinet the tell collectors, to elsen.opsemrhy they res
fused to take fastblep in poppet of the tell. Us Mosey
afiersosa, basis( bees into surrey, he delenniuml to relent
to the Strand over Waterloo Bridge. Wimp he arrived at
the Sole, Ito recollected that ell the small change ►s, had
shoat bin penal wag six farthing. He tendered four
ed them to the gate keepers is poppet for Mie peony
for crossing the Bridge, ekes they a►a.ed him, sad re-
feud to take them, stasis( at the time that they emir use
a legal seeder, mid they were not obliged to he troubled with
fleshier. He steered them that he had use wish is rive
OMNI unseitessary unable, and stated I* them that the Pose
of hie basis( es nosey (cramp ens, t►at ha had sevell them
for hie childree to play witiys•d that he hed so other motley,
or be should set have offered them.

The gaite.keopers still refried to let Wm pass over Ike
Bridge, asil be leas twaspollard S. p t• lb' Waterloo &lege
Teens, and borrow • peas, to 'sable • leo goat over late
Middlesex.

The Magistrate (Mr. Chambers) said, that the applicallos
was of a areal dearriptiee, sad he moo refer to lM matate
Ware he greeted a surnames, u it was smatter if deebt
will him whether foer farthings was • legal heart for a
peony. Upon the Magistrate referring to the WSWllll4lJirike
sad the Moat Act; he erOrred s sommetas: to be • hard
*pleat the puma.
Mr. life:shall said, that if t►e &legalism* amid &miss
MK etw urea Istaram, he sbuild feel 11 his 41141,1 441 Gr.
ply to Ma Aitatuay-aeartal Si tWoobject.

Tal All IIkSTRIET.
Yeaterdsy Copten RumitioDl Sheol* Reg^ lying Is the
Loads. Duck, appeared before J. C. Brodwrip and J. Belles.
list, Euro. Merged with most desperate Image to the crew
so board he said ship.
The evidesee is Ate cam WOO laid • aisles& the Captain
February last, .as mos. as Abe tainted pimple could escape.
some Gum drags's', sad others from hoeptlals, is furry's.
parts, •hither they had bees romped from the Ewer after
the tortisy, basis( bets shot is different parts of that per,
sous by Dutch soldiers, is the settlement they wino
lytoc is the Lam ladies, is cossequeme of a dismission of
• serious satare arielog its beard the ship.
The followieg is a detail of tie tressactios from the
mouths of the wigwams who escaped with their live*, Ism
which ere remises mkt des. • wrest isferowee of the sir-
c u Noma sem
Mils. Bead*, a taillahal mid be west eat with the

Milli MO +WV& s betel settlement is imffes. da
lief* of Illarelt, hell, she Caudle rave self aura efts
liberty to go es shear, nod their orders wise soma* .61
hued by sisa-ses, sod all obeyed the orders ramp. einem
mid aneelier, who, within two minutes after thesbip'elairit
left the beach, arrived, lent were enfortoosiely tost late;
they uffiehsed slittie that sight, mid lest ea hoard the
ant swiewhig, whets the Calash' asked why the, Ma Noe it.
seedlai Si the swim gives thee'. *tures mode neeiter. be
, led bps beeingeome Waage; dad arrived • saluted, two
late fir ,lbe bort The Giulio then said ha had • limit
mid to log them sli for it, and Witeess witted whet for !
The Cowin said, foe sot iiinsisig on board. Witness said it
was hopiresilik for bins to bug gat on board', as there wee
as w Mee. Tie Calash, thee streek riotous twice, snit
oedaeed him le go ea his &thy: be dad so. Oa the fullairiag
day, March I, she other part of the are. were allowed to go
en
shore, sad ordered to rotten at the isms time: tiro,
however, slopiwd babied • few Minitel, but arrieiljuvt as
Iltle best had shoved olf, add rentairred us the beech till the
biM maw ashore again, osier she cosiest of the Ca yrahili
sism..witis said the, most wait sill kir Giber calif, who hid
psi auto the coantry. The two twee supped till the Cap.
Isis came. Itheing dusk, the Cuestas asked who they were,
mud whets loformed, be asked why they were *otos board, and
• wee said the rimier. The Culai • thee said, " Yee shall nut go
so beard in the view ship with me;" eibieli they did not,
hat Mopped till As teat minting sod the. west tie board,
mid erre agate assailed by ;he Cassia is befue for not
seming ea board. Garrick Niagle said. they shoold have
toile we board had he permitted theta. 'lke Capitals Owe
sad h e bagegood mind to log litchi for iii sad "track higele,
ego eseurseed, that he should rewire it if Wench again; she
• tillgeleis sad, Yew rascal, you will," and stripped so •
filbthierit illovr• were thew exchloged, 'Ad the Captain said
Apt if be amid not Hog bids eu bawd he world tabs him
Wm* sod have him lotged by the soldiers-.
..sus AU inter/owed, sad laid, " Capfais, yea hake no
right log a sun es beard a menhaut ship." The Cap.
amt toad he was emit asiosieeed to dog any man ; be west os
Uwe, hid get • party of soldiers, seven prihatim and three
Lieuteasists; he bruoght there oil board, sad slid, " Here
see the soldiers; If you do sot think proper to go on shore
they wilt sheet yea. A Dutch firutehant then, in broken
Hagfish, asked the crew to go ow shore. They asked, sad
protium inspeetimrstly, by whou orders, but were sourered
in a maafter that they could sit usiderstaad; the officer the*
went to the Cutlets, sad said saturating, they kart set
what, hut the Captain instantly Foisted out four or live 'Dui
and the officer commanded his escort to ire, which they
did. Al the Arm dauber', of goes no one dropped ; at the
sesead wittier. waa shut through the seek, the ball Mitered
behind his ear. passed thrush, sad cease oat at she back
part of hie seek. At the third discharge of gins Julio Ellis,
sootier of the crew, was shot ; the ball catered his breast,
rased threagft, sod came oust at his back; he hogerred •
slurs time sod died. Tin &web discharge Jobe Smith wee
shot lbeugh the lower part of his body, and expired is about
ea
beer arid a half.
Gambit Niggle% oviduct stated, that after lb. aforesaid
Ines were shot, the reessiaing pert of the crew new it
dlllheeet dlreettesa, some ever the bows, and 101114 dews
!, the fuesmtlet the Captain Hsu inn forward with two
soldier% sae seek side the hatchway, riori told the people if
they did not cease op, be would shoot every asaa of them ;
they thew came op, arid six were dragged of to prisea,ead
the three shot, to the hospital; in about two hours after the
Captain Wall Is the hospital mad mid, as fur Ellis he war
extremely sorry, bet he wished she hall had went ilseugh
heart. On the Erse of April, be awaits visited the bee.,
petal taste the niefortnames woueds; he saw them, sad said
he should seed them home, and asked Ellis if be was a sainff
to go o• hoard mule, which he refused, saying, he wank,
4 rather share the fate of his compaaioos ; tire Captain ass
said to Smith. after his beiag shot, " Hare I sot bees a fa.
Hier to you," sad was easwered. * A murderer! a mar.
dear!" (the mu's dyiag words) The Liesitensist thee cum*
up sad breadialsed his sword abootour hie head, from which
he iaferred he most sot speak soother word; after which the
soldiers went late the cabin, sod were treated. Or the 10th
*web followieg the Captain came In the prisms, sad said,
are you more reeetteikd thee you. were yesterday.
. aid was. surmised " No." He thew. asked where the ship.
keeper was when the row \appestat. and he answered that
be eras *Om foresop. Tee Cement Asa said be might come
set, hae• be said, No, he would wet desert his shipmates'
They were tins tried by three merraatile Captains sad the
(*iota of • Dwell man of war. Wittiest um sestou
awl to solitary cuallsemest, and the sobers received differest
praishments. Whets they were liberated from prison they were
conveyed Nader ;used to a ship which took them to Kuper
mad beck ago% to Termite, when the invalids from she hoes
photo joisedikews, sod west fns thence to Java, where a
letter was received from the Cameron, of Batavia, which
eased them to be cosiveyed to Caketla in the Aube*
Ilea, sad from thence to London.
A long detail of further particular, were deposed os affi-
davit, by a man mimed Cook, now at sea, which we could
set wheats.

The Captais Ins tette made on tie subject.
Mr. Berth the owner of the.Restiy, attend.d, and pro.
tiered maul doesameats, the particular of which.** tout
mot sec-erten).

•
The Magistrate (Mr. Bel Undue) carefully perused themp
bad requested Me. Berry to &prim throe wit► and
soil he had so wish to odd iricorvrairses to the•Capsstrr
as portiere his reply to the circursatooeeimaight is a great
degree alter the case; be therefore felt disposed to accept
Mr. Berry's wadestaking fur his appearriree rest week; if
Mr. Berry seceded, ►e should look Moor to hint for It.
lkodleb the lint witness, here interfered, sod said it was
poseabbe she Gleam ntis►s swear, and. wished 'to korrer•wky
le. oonlii Sabi the. boxes/NI?

Mr. ftallaatiar said k airtalaly should not detain him,
after IS,. fleray's isadertakiait • if die witness shooed he
mold have more justice dos; kin elsewhere, he was wel-
OM* loopy.
lealle-aard he lad very Narrowly escaped wish hie life, at.
feared us ho takes h 7 she Caplan, he theeeforio wished
huts to be aiiiieed that he Welt answer fur she off ace.
The Maxim ate was however satisfied with Mr. Beray's
aodertaklni, 2•4 reasaarted disease till neat week.
The pasties Ikea let she elk*. _

On Thursday lest, a boat, the property. of
TMOMAS Oaoa LESS, EN., was propelled by new
machinery, on the River Liffey, having seven per.
sons on boird, which, with the machinery and boati
could not he le►s than three tons weight. The boat
is 43 feet lung, and only required one principal
man to work it. It is but fair in mai limit the wind
mod tide were in its favour. Under there circum.
stances it performed one untie and a half in five
minutes. On its return, the lever which winked
the machinery became loose in the socket. in
which it. was !slimed, thereby causing a consi-
derable loss of the power ; under this disadvan-
tage, and with the wind and tide now against
is, the bust returned in twenty minutes to the
place from which it had started. The priacipal
lever became more and more loose through the
whole of its progress. This was a first trial before
any part of the machinery had been adjusted. The
books were crowded with spectators, who expressed
their approbation by ardent applause. We under-
stand,
,shortly, when the machinery. is. perfectly se-
cure. the second trial will he on settled water.—
( Dublin Jourwohl
A very uselanchuly.affair took place at Meth►en,
on the night before. last. respecting which various
aggravated reports are abroad. The case. um far
as we can learn with certainty, is, that on Wednes.
day evening, a man wus shot at the farm of eds-
.
.00quhie. in that neigbourhood, in which a young
woman lived, to whom it was supposed lie was pep
ing his addresses. One of the inmates of the house
has been taken up and lodged in the,gaol of Perth.
Beyond 'this it would.beimproper to give any state-
ment. or offer any remarks,. as the care is now uu•
dergoing e judicial inquiry.—(Perth Courier.)

sPARniAt.
.Bees Court wait tairwelv* let* naiaisitre
1' philbrtri
fur the benefit of T. Belcher. the exl.eciation of *Astor it
she prosrei.• of Neste in wilier**, se inetiewiseed N lifir
hills, was the greatest stiractioa. He was presesivas4 itarre
was muck murmuring at his mai exhibiting. He.wastme.B
the stage, aad ettilsed himself, lest au aceideet limb. bap-
peat be bear his light with aortae.
Harry threw and Cy. Dohs limb so ruelleff 1.4 et. 4
blended, Nimes with miteinthide id • On -
Bel Cher and Holt tliattle)ed ehitrice; bn1411400b"
irate not worth walks.
A ii4fiewrimis p.rty sweerapsare4 Some Is dies ak
lw sake the Not rode' ler the Weaves Ile Mark-
items with Soresg. The sown wairdrolowitil Ira teriCial/8 iv
14 all fa 1417, tad Lielliat is ewes oa the ages.

TROTTING MATCIT.
The fretting match for one Iltundred sairetwirste, Iretwer..
the Suffolk ware and Mr. Vyer's brow* Write, lboß pfin:•••
yeetat day orrr a four.wile piece ut gruel/4* the beellrlearuti-
stead road. The race waa stater twellrh. sad it WO • NW •
mad neck witch till clfree at the cod. The fear miles were
dome me follow :

4lie Noise. lits tee. ilia *Att. WM. sec.
First feet .... ...... 12 2 I 0 First four
Second .. lb 25 • Beeosd l:5 ft:
Third
Fourth • 16 14 i Fours".

R 3 14
The riders *ere eight stone
A gallop once, or she inuM hog