The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-01-05 00:00:00

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Dtsotnast itTINPT ON THE. iia- a 4 Et. I.,it'i
—Some person **mown atom** lams& in the
Woutoce, in fldhilitier-iatTh and atheist two eels& .ott
morning the. villain eat eleamberpc * Desioes *in
through the Window. 11=ma by seise. be made inrea
hie way. 10. the lad y called kw Awn Et ea
assaulted her with a keit; wig be id bar aidet.karnamoilm
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withoutE (bind nnWh injury. tied by the 'Won. lirisii
is a young liody.ot vary 101.110114 Ned NV
all-N-IQ'. NO WA is by no means dawn& Vie: as
betdeeb the fifth lad sixth ribs in the side( . the
swotted, a kit, ararendf wont bi hase.htnnor at NINDON'S at- .
tendant, was found to the room. 1 e assmain must have =
down sixteen yards into the back yard. Part of the lades
and pert of the bed-clothes were found is the Tye her
above alluded W is in the polionallitm, an hi 4.
perbarsattirt the proper thr posead imaaectal wit the g
trade to 'mainly= the hot; of Ma it.
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dividu t would fed pleasure in aiding the Ilso:taus is mow
and punishing the cowardly villain who mode so desperate ea
attack on dm life of an suitable and intesesting ikatale.itaßlis
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ACCibENTS, OFFESTES,
AbOut seven o'clock en Friday miming, a most dieing robbery,
was committed by some person or penman breaking, die shop-Mo-
dow of 111 r. Shirtibeer, tobacconist, No. IL Long Acre, and. steal_ therefrom several valuable surer'-bops, a boa of cigars, and
other articles, with which the robbers escaped. It is auPpeeed the
robbery was erected by breaking the glass with some instrument at
the time a melee was passing, mu not the least noise fees bead,
and the thieves got clear off.
SUSPECTED Itl tient It.—Ws related last week the clicumetance
of a man being found dead in the Wytty and Remington Canal.
near this ehy, under ammicion of having been sundered. Although
many from different parts of the court, have been to view
thebo, nothing has yet transpired by which-it can be identified;
and having become very offensive, it was yesterday interred in St.
Michael's church-yard. It is remarkable that on Friday last, a
woman from West Brenta jell, wiste.e husband had been missing
for several weeks, came with two of her friends, and on seeing the
body of the man, declared it to be that of her husband; and her
two friends were also of the same opinion, until the arrival of the
brother of the deemed, who, iinmedietely on seeing the body
Was positive that It was not him. For the better satisfaction, how.
over, of all parties, a medical gentleman, and a femme:2:4e neigh.
bout from West Bromw:ch, were sent for to this place, and they,
on viewing the body, corroborated the brother's Atwell...it, that
it was not the body of the woman's husband.— larlilfra Jfeeenrn.
1111. anees.--A man named John Zinunenutix, who livos be.
yond the Blue Mountains, on the borders of Lehigh county. Penn-
sylvania, last week committed the horrible (teed of murdering his
own daughter, a young woman about 20 years of age! The un-
natural father afier he had artier' the rest of the family Erma the
house, dragged his sick daughter out of bed, trampled upon,
and finally killed her. A ntarriage which rho daughter intended to i
contract, and which was disapproved by the &thee, is maid to have
oeceeiened this horrible event. A mulatto man, named Nathaniel
Cunia, killed a new of the name of Fletcher, at Kant Windier,
in Cesseeticut. They quarrelled about wages, when the femur
Meek the latter with a hoe, which occasioned his death.—A',-.•
York Paper.

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