The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-07-13 00:00:00

POLICE.

NOW-
Yesterday Mr. Thomas Putman, of Maryd 11111.1111%0-boomidose,
a liserpstattle.liesper, appeared so a soisisou, eirweloi
bias with Beeler' in, to eater at the Strosp.olllee. as repolsod
by Act Parliament two horns sad bussebe let ism by
Ida so biro—The ehirie Wog proved, the Decades& was
curtsied i= the pushy of Ni.
NEW pomes ACT.

By the *eve Act, which has jaw passed, my slap, ream,
sr plate, Air the sale of, or seder pretence of selling, ready
made coffee, lea, or other litrom, shall be kept opus after
elms is'elleelt at eight, ear spewed before four is the more.
log, betimes Lady Day sarallielreclatee, or before six in the
moroing between Michaelmas sad Lady Day, under peaalty
of say gam not eseeediag lOL or foiaamßeyaimit thereof,
imprisonment wed hard labour for say space of flaw not es.
eroding Owe* mouths.
Alai, no penes 'bell blow say hors, or use say other
noisy instrument, for the purpose of howkiag or Della& re
distrilossiag soy article whatsoever, wirier Freaky of any
see sou exerierliag Mks. or upon mon.puyssent, thereof
im-
prieosseeat for say time not exceeding tee days.
rum LAM MOT IN WESTMINSTER.
Yesterday monsing, betweea Ave std six o'clock, Jaime
Itingsty (the drummer) sail the ether firer msMkre, agaiapt
whoa, the Cowart's Jury returned a verdict of " Wilful
M enter" on she late Wm Cagle, who wee nadartusately killed
' Miring the riot at the Alsnosiry, in Westminster, ow the Nth
Jane lest were removed ceder as escort of She Police frees
Tuthill-gelds prima to Newish*, preparatory so taking their
trials at the Old Bsiky Berries', which esairmeace ea
Weibiesday seal.
HP.REFOkI9. •
Our County &Asians commenced on Monday.
when there was an unusually fun attendance of
Magistrates.
A letter from Colonel Matthews the late re-
spected Chairman, was read, en which he mentioned
that the declining state of Ins health would prevent
hint in future from attending the Sessions, and
feelingly expressed his thanks for the kindliess and
-confidence he had been honoured with by the
- Magistrates for a long series of year,.
Sir .Qgoace Coax CMALL then rose and said,
after the letter which bud been read, and which au•
nolinced the regretted indisposition and total retire.
merit of the venerable Meipstrate who hod so long
presided at the Sessions, it would he necessary to
appoint a successor, and he felt colifident the Ma-
gistrates would concur with him in thinking they
could not select any one more fit and proper to fill
the vacant Cheer than his friend, Mr. Lilly. of
Newcourt, of whose attention to the besiness and
interests of the county they must be duly sensible,
and of whose ability to fulfil the important duties
of Chairman they had recently had experience. He
should therefore move that he be requested to
accept that situation.
Dr. SYMONDS seconded the motion. •
Mr. PEPLOF: said, thatverfecoly approving as he
did the uo aims made of Mr. Lilly 'to All the
situation so long held by their late respected Chair-
man, he was anxious to express his concurrence in,
the nomination of Mr. Lilly, who has evinced un.
wearied attention And diligence to the general mu.
Iciest and business of the county.
TIM Clerk of the Peace Chen inquired if there
was any other Magistrate to be • proposed ; which
not ben% the ease, Mr. Lilly was unanimously
elected.
Henri ig taken the Chair, Mr. LILLY said, he was
sure titers was one common feeling in the breast of
all the allagistrates.....that of regret for the indispo-
anion which had deprived them of the services of
their late and much respected Chairman. He was
conscious of the confidence which the Magistrates
had been pleased to repose in him, by having placed
him in that honourable situation. He could
assure them that no pains nor exertions should be
wanting on his part to discharge its important and
anxious duties to the best of his feeble ability.
Upon the kind co-operation and assistance of his
brother Magistrates he might upon all occasions
rely, and then he should ken a confidence that any
deficiency or omission on his part would be fully
supplied by the kindness, the ability, arid the
intelligence of the Magistrates of the county of
Hereford.
Sir G. CORNEWALL then again rose and said,
that whilst the Magistrates had to regret the inclis•
position of their late worthy Chairman' he begged
to move that their best thanks should be given lb
Lint for his active and efficient services during
period of nearly IS years. and that, together with
they thanks, he would be pleased to accept their
best wishes for the improvement of his health. .
This motion was seconded by Dr. Syiromos,
and carried unanimously.
The Court then adjourned to the Grand Jary
Room to transact the business of the county.
There are seven Prisoners in the Calendar, sod
the other business is not considerable.