The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-07-30 00:00:00

YORK GAOL DELIVERY.

Mr. Berea Wood, at there **dock on Saturday afiernonn,
passed the awful sentence of deeds upon the following pri•
rosier. :

Robert Moseley, Robert Ibbriron, home Jessop, Robert
Corers, Robert Wright, and Robert Moore, convicted of
burglary; Rob.. rt We!ford, for stealing in a dwelling-hour,
to the value of 40..; James Brown and George t;ulley, for
aaeoilege; Mary Thompson, Win. 131•1111111 f, arid Roger
Dobson, fur higlisr•y robbery; Janus Hte OUR, for horse-
btealing ; and Marmadeke Dominos. for viteeP-Idealint•
His Lordship intimated that mercy might be extruded to all,
except Dobgarii, for rubbing the Mill. Isaac Jubusos, fee rob-
burg his niaater.to be confined too calendar months; Hannah
Yroard, fur steeling wearrog apparel, six mouths impriunn-
meat ; Jaue Hardy, for curivryi•g files into the raallc, to be
transported fur seven years; Rubes t Braithwaite, fur petit
larceny, three calendar months to bard labour; Thus. Wood,
as an accessary, judgment aneeted ; lushes Widgeon, fur
perjury, one year to hard labour and to stand one hour ill Ilia
pillory; and John Bayliss, ler perjury, oar yrir to hard
labour.

The Liverpool sessions commenced on Monday
lavt. Among miler bills presented by the grand
jury, was one against T B. Joition, for a libel wi
Mr.. M•Gialsois. Toe libel charged that lady and
se* end other performers at the theatre with having
entered into a cooaptracy to compel Mr. VANDEII
HOF/ to quit the stage by unfair and harasatug
bc-
hay.our towards him.

His Grace the Duke of Bticcleach, with Lord
and Lady Montagu, hive engaged lodgings its
Barry's hotel, Prince's-street, during his Majesty's
visit.

The Earl of Errol, the Earl of Fife, and the Earl
of Morton will take up their residence at the Royal
Hotel. The Earl of Breads'bane occupies Lord
Bslmuto's house. in St. Andrew's-square ; and we
understand elegant apartments have been taken by
the Earl of Rosalyn in Great K►ng-street.
A beautiful medal has been des►gned to be struck
in gold, silver, and bronze. The obverse has been
cut by a young artist of this city, who has succeed-
ed in form►ng a most striking l►keness of his Ma-
jesty. The reverse is iu progress, sod is a representa-
tion of Scotia presentiug the Scots Crowns to his
Majesty; the Castle is happ►ly chosen as the place
whence the allegorical figure has come. ■od the
King stands in au upright posture, with hes Leek to
finlyrood House.
Mr. Murray has commenced hie alterations and
decorations of the Theatre Royal. A uew entrance
is to be made to the Royal Box by the present
Box.o%ce

His Majesty's horses, which left London on Fri-
day hut, are expected at the Duke of Bueeleueh's
stables in the course of next week: the Caledonian
Hunt stables at Dalketth are reserved for the horses
of his Grace the Duke of Mouirose. his Majesty's
Lord Chamberlain.

Two troops of the Scots Greys have arrived at
Dalkeith, under the command of Lieutenant-Colo-
nel Hankiu, where they are to be joined by other
two troops from Glasgow, who will form the house-
hold guard of his Majesty, along with► four cow-
ponies of infantry. Two troops of the Greys hare
arrived at Piershill, and the reminder will continue
in Glasgow, until they ■re relieved by the 7th dra-
goon guards, now on their march from Manchester.
Three troops of the 3d dragoon guards are on
their march from Newcastle, to join the head-quar-
ters of the regiment at Piershill barracks.
The Royal Mid Lothian cavalry are under Orders
to hold themselves in readiness for the arrival of his
Majesty. They are to be quartered in Edinburgh.
Shortly after his Majesty's arrival, there will be
a grand cavalry review, consisting of the Greys, 3d
dragoon guards, the royal Mid Lothian, and the
East and West Lothian cavalry corps.
The 66th regiment from Sunderland are hourly
expected in Edinburgh. to form his Majesty's guard
during his visit.