The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-08-09 00:00:00

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number eh ._ pieta**, belinictirs In
hail beer sews to an asetiworer,wbo was alone' 10 8141 them
by asetiees. Of ill tads he inforioed 11. e itesigneir. tin
Miday .Complasnast had a raw of arbitration (ruin the
Bias's lintels to anted to, at Jetues C 441,8. blip'', VIM., he
met Ase thietithint. fla answer did tie /.tier see
he uttered, is the previewer of a fuel ewe eras, Ihr inoost
shameful abase, be tailed bin' n lion, • vallain,and a thief;
swore he world do hilts mime dreadful injury, and said be
would bore him life. Aimee's-el al his modeler, befeend to
• in the pl re, 'ordered his hosts to he parlod sp. and
was shout in *part. when tbe DefAident slain* scooted odd,
" New. yea villain, I'll thrash youShrossith therm', of
dol. Yea, yes Cowardly noire!, rot do for you" He thee
ivied uol, v There gross the ;" and multifold threat-
pities awl abasing in this way until Con.olautam WWI -his
*nu ls 2 peny, • peatemrieer. Ile shortls returned with
owe; mid at; attempt Mies shade to *rear, the Defewinut, a
nestle erased, is the wino. *f wine% his sun, irritated at
the Isagnage used towards him (She Consphimmet), strait
lb. fora!''. Hr slaw bested dm lord Mayas wart.' adopt
sorb a ewers, as would perVral Amber Sniale-neir on the part
ef ohs potendatat„ soil give him (Mr. fl }unseat *enmity,
dye his %de was in dang-r. Mr. B said, that the ann. was
almost wholly false as to the infamies lospaoation nspees.
lay the plate; be email assure his Lordship it was only sent
to his jewellers, bet eel for sale, tine was there a single We-
lk of wine reasevell improperly (ram his house. As to the
pictures. he bad sold Anal previobs 1.8 the claim made by
threes% the amissees. The arensatiha of having
used foulard abionve language be in some meamre admitted,
see did be think asy thins toe harsher severe fur • maw Woe
had cwedectedlistuself e.B towards him If Mr.S. would swear
that his life wet in duces., ea would be (Mr. L) swear that
be was similarly situated, and be venial mereover swear,
that Mr. ff.'s ono had committed epee him • wastissi ennult.
The Lord Mayor wished time tes cwmpramitte the matter,
but they did Not.

SOW-Mlllll'.
Saturday the manhole, Primmer. who stood charged oa
suspicion of hying rourerwed in the filmdom depredations
committed al West End, were heonght lip fur souther rs-
•mivation, turetber with a young man muted I%M Pant-
bata, who was brought from the Mansion-Honor.
Mr. Keeling, au herald-painter, residing to lirsnels.
street. Tottenh.m-cuort.road, deposed, that a the second
day of the. fsir he was surrounded by a gang of shout forty,
and had a gold seal broken from his watch elmiu. The
Prisoner Purdhani was owe of the most active in the gage,
and was clung to him, bat be mold out swear positively that
he was the person who actually stole the mil.
Needham had previously denied that he was at the fair at
all, and said he could prove an alibi, but ►e was remanded.
Another Prisoner, meted Brooker, was neat spoken to by
Mr. Humplweys, who stated, that on the Tuesday aftermon,
as he was standing at a stall in the fair, purchasing wow
nate for some children, a gang of fellows approached nod
took away the children. He of course followed to protect
them, mid they then seised awl dragged him to the barb of
Smith', booth, where they mulled his month, covered his
eyes with their haus* and rubbed him 'of a watch and gold
chats, and his hat, sad having beaten him severely let ham
p. He recovered the children.
Brookes was committed. The remainder of the Prisoners
were nut ideatified.

We hear that bills or indictment have been pre.
pared itt town against Major CARTWRIGHT sod Mr.
Woo tee, as well of against many others, fur their at.
tendinice and proceedings at Birmingham, when they
elected Sir CHARLES WOLOZLIT. IL is expected
that the Grand Jury will find true hills molest
them this day. as Warwick ; if so, they will be
taken *lsere to find bad.—(Obsereer.)
The market for Stock was heavy during the
early part of last week, and the operations were on
a very limited scale; the prices declined slowly,
and the maw of speculators discovered a waut of
coofidence, as if unwilling to act either way. An
equal period has seldom passed over wherein the
public have so generally abstained from sales or
purchases in the funds. On Friday, however, a
comparative degree of activity was discernible,
proceeding chiefly from the party who seek, by.
their transactions, to support the prices- or Soaak.
and who are acting with greater appears.* al
unanimity than has of late been usual with the.
A rise followed. as a necessary consequence, and
should this plan of acting in concert (whether
dental or otherwise) be continued, a still further
iinprovemeut must take place, though still.- we
tibia, not to any material extent. Ontnium has
been quoted chafing the week as. low as 3s, sod left
off on Saturday at 4j, nuking a varieties° alone
per cent. and that variation, as. marl, as.possible, a
progressive advance.
The Radical Reform Stettin will it takeploge • .
at Manchester this day. as.tirai 48444rd...111e Ma.
gistrates have announced their. iuteatiou So prevent
it by force ; and this led the Radical Reforisers to
take leg ,1 advice. A Mr.. SAXTON: has issued a
placard, in which he states, that be was instritcted
by Mr. RANIKPc*. to say, " that the iotention. of
choosing Repreoesitatives. contrary to the existing.
law, tends greatly to reader the proposed Meeting
seditious; under those circumstances if would.be
deemed justifiable in the Majtistrates to hiresrai;
such Meetiog."—A IVVINIOOIII &ob. 111111ielltr,
presented to. the Boroughreem to, corsvesie OIMPIIIIer
alerting. " to consider of the meet legal dad eft*.
teal means of obtaining a Kali:ens in the Oinamoti
Home of Parliameut."—Mr. Howl' is said

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its of piste. H. t.felliVel bAirmatien, hi Miler that a
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