The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-10-11 00:00:00

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GUILDRALL.
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Roßntrtits IN TILE hl It TRADE.
N. Ls, and 0. trigrry, two young men of reepretahle
'sprit . M, underwent a final examination us Saturday,
sad were fully committed for Lila, on the rimer of sti al.
ing four pieces of silk, *slue operant% of 701, from the
warehausir of Mess, a. tiopk ion and Cos pee, it I.
Conan!, rabic depredations have been committed at clot
wardiiiima of different perimits in the riik trade tarty, and
the Prisoners were identified a. hoeing hems at several ware.
houses which have been so robbed, under pretence of put,
ehmiing articles of /won vale', but uo properly has a. yet
been traced to their possession which COOlll be identified by
sioy of the inifferers. No port of the Koods melee teuto
Mettle.. Hopkins and C 01•1141. has bees found, although the
moat diligent march hat beefs militia', nor was there any
evidence brought firwarit lo.ltew that the Prisoners were the
actual thieves; hut pilaf ws% adduced that they raise to
the warehouse early in the moaning to purchase • small
article of 5.. value, that they returned again in a few
min Mee, mid purchased anialier stuall article ; float they
contrived so to engage the two wareboavenien that 0.4
backs might be to them, and that the goods west sisitvintc
immediately after the Prisoner. lett the warehouse. There
was also evidence to prove lust the parcel emitailsing the
four piper, of sick We, in the wArebusole sisal an Moir and a
half before the Priaoiwrs rain,' in, sod chit no line hot she
vei mils of the house bail been an the warehouse (acrid the
Prisoner'.

bOW.STIt PIT.

Sit arilsy a private examination was granted by the sitting
Magistrate at the request of a *oil-dressed )(lung mau, also
announced himself as John Salivaii, r.-ti a asps? of Ire.
had. He stated that he hail iiiirortinsati ly formed a cri-.
urinal intercourse with a W.ll/11111, mM, had hoax him tan
eliddreit tor Inch he had ptovtdt.l fort. and hating thought
proper to leave her, she was perpa•twally anun)tlic NM, at .1
at length had gone so far as to Cone to his lodgings, and
steal a quantity of wee in: apparel, consoling of a en:4,
several waistcoats, cravats, and shirts. He also scent.
her with meeting a watch, his property, sob pawning it, with
other articles of value. .

Mr. Millie immediately granted a wacrant, and in a
short tune the supposed culprit made her illDlX”ltatlef. She
was a tail decent looking et 00000 an, app ereni ly atm.! 35 rills
of age. mid declaerd her name to be Marc/ Sullivan. The
Complainant then stated th:. charge. When he had rull-
el,trird, she began with an tail-mole:mar,/ ilezree of eillubi-
ley to acquaint the Magistrate with the !twins of her ac-
cuser, which tended to lessen the idea at first entertained
of his ci.usequenee and character She •ittlial, with teats
ill her eyes, that she had been his a ife between six and
seven year., abil had Write him two children, and duri,u
a great part of the tunic Ole had mainly sappunrted
The charier he haul ma:le aghast Inc she COlll4 easily rx•
plain. tier accuser hail " token up" with the wife of an-
other, and that Illdigidtll3l, .11•Xi011.1 to revolve:: mime things
which Ilia wife had taken away. had employed h. r to buil
out his lodging* for that pm p.m., mud had himself taken
the greatest part of the preperiy. The was, h, she iteeltired,
he had authorised her to pits II io pay a d 11,!.
An amusing dialunene, attended with mutual recrimina-
tion, then passed between the laity and lie, set-weer The
affair ended by the Magistrate's discharging the warrant.

MARLTIOROUtfI 11711FliT.
Saturday Iwo men. named Brooker and Cox. Wt.,* fatly
4.01U11111t.il for harlot! .tulrit various as-licks of plate from
the dwg llint-kumte of Mr. Walters, of Drvotollitre•plaer.

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The enaidemovant &wood, that ono Thursday, alums four
o clock, sloe hail occasion to go into the pant. y, otos. she
saw thr Prisoner Brooker sneaking out ,pf the arca to indow,
with something concealed %sutler his coat ; on this she gave
the alarm, and the fellow r.. 0 off.
John Tabor Stated, that am la t ioc the alarm gi,en he
pursued the Primmer, ma on comiug op with lour ht• threw
down several articles of plate ; he, however. sosecerdeol in
sectoring him, when the other Proomev, Cox, came sop, tool
threatened, with htsrairt in.preciations, if he did nut let lam
go he would dash born in pieces ;" "and he or* about to
proceed to violence, when a beadle came up, who asnstcd
to take them both into custody.
A young woman, named Saunders, apparently of disturbed
intellect, was put to .he bar.
It appeared that the came on Friday night from Chelsea
in a coach, to St. George'. watch-44mm, soot desired admit•
Sartre for the might, but the eonsiablr, coonsiderinc her in
liquor, relayed; sl.e aecoord.agly dismissed the coach, and
waled ..IT with a bundle under her tout; after this the gut
into Mary-le.bone.strrri, and lacing assailed by a 511 of
sharper•, she collected a mob around her by her shrieks and
cries, till she was conveyed to Mary-le bone watelebouse.
On scaochiog her, there welt. found in her pos.emiun
seven rhoplicatts of loom sty. which she had pledged at vari-
ous places. Inquiries arse then made concerning her, anal it
appears that she was vin• lately living in the family of Sir
H. Wilson, also of Sir Julio Acres.
The Magistrate ordered the beadle to lake her to the
workhouse, and that props care should Ire taken of her C.. 11
her real situation mould be ascertained.

ANAGRAMS.
Radical Reform Rare mad SoUe.
A I Pal Intnient
lie/areal SOL/elm Guy.% a feae Cut rum.
°rainy Henry Halt. N•r °see truth. r$ ?
Welleam Cubhelt
Thomas Lord Codirane Cold cheat• mar I,!te,eur.
John Gale Junes See John in Gaul.

The best troy of keeping Apples.—Gather the
fruit dry, and put it with clean %trove or Iran chaff.
into casks; cover them up Ouse, sod put them into
• cool dry cetlar. Fruit will keep perfectly good a
twelvemonth iu this manner.

On Wednesday evening 29th ult. ■ person Of
Bridgwater, returning thither on tout, from the
town of Chard, was attacked by a man armed with
a large stick, and most dreadfully beaten. When
the villain had, as he thought, accomplished Ins
object, which seems to have been the death of his
victim, he held down his face near to that of the
sufferer, and said, Daum him, lie is dead !" The
poor num lay in a ditch by the road-sttle, till the
next morning. when lie was discovered and taken
to Chard, where his bruises were examined by Mr.
Wnsanow, surgeon. who found one of his legs so
much shattered, as to render immediate amputa-
tion neceireary.—The perpetrator of this inhuma-
nity has since been apprehended 'acid committed to
Ilchester gaol. h seems the object was not to rob,
but effectually to prevent this unfortunate oau
from lodging informations against those who in the
town of Chard and its vicinity have for some time
pat been in the habit of selling cider without a
license.

Its addition to the melancholy intelligence which
we lately conveyed to our readers. respecting the
loss of the two promising sons of Mr. Evrert. of
West°, Super Mare, we have now to record the
death of the benevolent Col. lionEas. who was
mentioned as going out its his boat to rescue their
bodies from a watery grave. From 11w chill and
fatigue which he suffered, after having pored ten
hours in this outmoding attempt to soothe the grief
of the afflicted parents. a fever was brought on,
which terminated fatally on Wednesday ressinight.
He was Lieut.. Col. of the Mendip Legiou, and
will be long revered by those who knew the worth
of his public and pnvote ELTOlei
two sous have beep found and conveyed to Cleve-
dots, where they were interred is the family vault....
(Bath Herald.)