The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-06-25 00:00:00

F.ESIIIONABLR MOVfMENTS.

The Earl and Countess of Wemsas and family left toss
yr►terday, fur their meat in Scotland.
The Earl of Malisesbory left luwu yestenlay, for his seat,
Horn Court, Hants; her Ladyship left forTuiihridge Wens.
Lord Eitaliarris has hit 111W1a, fur his seat in 11:auts.
Earl Beauchamp has left town, for his seat, Maderstidd,
114 I% urcesterahur.

PELESTRI.4IVISM.

Crisp, denominated denominated the Norfolk pedestrian, who was
;notches! by Captain Barclay to wa;k Stir sixteen successive
d'sys from Ipswich to London and bar k again, being a dig-
laiwe of 69 mules, OW a waxer of Coif was, from unavoida-
ble rirciinisonicvs, necessitated lo resign the task on Tuesday
night last, on his return to Ipswich, at Stratford, having
nearly preformed six days of the given time. Crisp set
eat tiptoe this arduous undeglaking usi Thursday last, in
good spirits, and with a complete confidence of Isis
success ; but on Friday, de* second day, the rain came
down au heavily that he walked ankle-deep in water, whii h
rausril a sure in uue of his beets, whirls required the attend.
suer of a sargeou, who advised him In resign two days prior,
as it might loose serious if he CULlii11111:11. Neat 3,0500/. bare
been lust nu the winch.

111MILBOilIVGH GENS.—By the will of the Isle
Duke of NISIttItOROUGH, Ibis splendid •ad inesti-
mable coilection is directed to be securely deposited
in the Bank of England, or in the hands of a re-
spectable Banker, there to be kept during the life-
time of the present Duke.
It is melancholy fact, winch we wish to convey
to the ears °lbis Majesty's Ministers, that the fur-
niture of ten different families was seized during the
last week, in one division of Leeds, to pay the a•-
sessed taxes chargeable upon those families !
(Tyne Mercury.)
On Saturday •e'nnight, as the Trent navigation
workmen were levelling the bank au the truer,
shout 3tiO yards below Newark bridge, a orrery
public place, opposites boat-bitildeer yard, • large
hole was observed in the bank. and on digging it
• female otter sprung out at the man employed,
who split its hiniel with a spade ; an digging fur-
ther, there were found two young ones. both fe-
males. They, with their dead mother, were said to
a limier for twenty-one shilling..

• ,
LAIV INrIiLIIGENCII:
•
covar OF KING'S llF.ltitH,Ailmilaftllll,
1.111/14bIlAT, JI,INS 24.
before Chief Justice A !MOTT.

• ' THE RING r. ealtTeat.
'nil was an indutsraent for perjury, alleged to here bran
eoatosittrd by tbe Defendant, as adiseitor smiler a commis-
sion of baaltruiptcy sued oat agaiust Mr. Bruce, an oral
agent.
A great wainker wf wiinesrer were examiaed--but the
Jury, without heellatioa, Rojo it led she Dileailaist.

THE ZING CARTIM

This was an indultam., itortituted by Mr Rriver, alpine!
the Defendant, fur bribery and perju. y. Tlw Promerntur
called au wilt/ester, and the Jury a...11,1111*rd the Defendant.

TIIE Kum sp. aiturG.

This wan an indictment against the Dili-admit, a messen-
ger to the Commissioners of Bankrupts, for perjury, alleged
In have been committed in certain transactions c sssss +coed
with the banktuptcy of Mr. Bruce. The Defendant was ac-
quitted.
Three ease* occupied the Court till Feint ticket in the
Main—but they were only Intel riding to the parties.