The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-09-01 00:00:00

POLICE.

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Yesterday a Jew tamed beam mammal as ezaa"a-
sia, 554 was ordered lo Soil hall foe weiteibsyy • threatesieg
Jktter to the Cossasksioners of his Illojestfs Navy.
It lippeoceß, fawn the irobalweee of the evideuee, that the
Prisunee ha 4, is 11•14, soliosittal • plan to the Commis.
yeomen, respoetios asione isispeoweinests in shipping, sad it
lues tray* approved*: by thews, he einitiiiiied to make ap.
plications far some reasoneration ; flostisg that would out
ha impesedesoly took the step fix whisk he was brosibt
to this Oats.
litaitylissoweewestws.
TEE DESERTED CHILDREN,

The Mamas. alias sam. Wood charged dal
leaving their two *bilis,* he a WAN at the door of Mr.
'Height, in Great filaelivromplretreet, its Matted yesterday.
, were brought up from St. 1111116111 e. Wasiglawass foe. room-
mutative. The father had one Child is hi. *mei and the
mother the other. and as doe kfagietrate remarkialfitbe parish
had dose their duty by then, fries their healthfullpPearadie.
Elisabeth Ball deposed, that Hoe grandmother of Ble
children ea She asother's side had told her that the children
had died of the measles; but she afttewards give it to be
understood that they were not dead—au a woes* ward
Donis, the Meter of the mother of tho. children, had told
wits's" that they were dropped lb Ste uelighbourbood of St.
James's wurldwase.
The mother on heists ealkd Oat fur 'ide dithers, is
knowledged her guilt. sad she was rusittnitted to be delimited
of at the Seerdests. The man, who was so party to the Keno
action, took the children felto his ran, neater premise of ful-
filling the duties of a (Wattle' them. The cannasitatest was
by the 17th of George 11.
Akiessit-sskinsies.
CHARGE OF SI IVTAII Dr.

Yeasmanbe "Me. PflOP, s cual•mierehant in Scotland-yard.
vas breccia* before the Sitting Magistrates by'thitilfitirrs of
Margmel's pari•k, on a charge of bastardy.
lintVaidant m.sst positively denied the charge. 'He
said he was • married man, sod was ready with two friemta
as sureties for his appearing against it at the Sessions. It
would be reamisste fur hiss to see the woman Irho Siebre the
child to him lie the purpose of hearing her statement, in
.„I: • wider to enable him to prepare tits deicer*.
A ragged woman, with IMO small children tannic* 'heel
her, nod an jamst in her arms, was then called in ; she stated
that her name was Williams.; she became acquainted with
Mr. Price some years ago, when he bad been an uMeer in
the army; he besought her awaylem• her friends, and after
she hack Ws oldest of them three Children he deserted her,
and she married a private readier, who was the father of the
ether child, bat he lately Mod at St. ll•kna. Mr. Price was
the terged fattier of the infant is her arms, which became
c',arguetilit to the parish: he knows it well, although the
, idort man now denim It.
No being questioned as to the manner she beeline at-
qusiuted wish Mr. Prier the second time, she gave a ems•
11/4.rit account, which excited much laughter. it could tie
eonerted, licureiree, that he was caught with her in a du•t-
kale, at her lodging i• Moor's-yard, st. Martin's-lane,
twelve months ago, but she could out recollect in what
trionia.
Ivo Price's friends then entered ilia.) recognizance* fur
his appearance at the Sessiows, when if as order of 1161111.
31411 is made out against him, he must give the par 'h secu-
rity for the maiuteacusee of the child, use he se. werhgrpd.
SWINDLING.
ler. Hone% the attorney, aceitaspaaiwi 14 several shop.
hearers in Sond-etreet, amulets the aloe to refer charges
Art gang aT dashing female swintlien, who ler same
pit kifeited the wow end of the town, and obtained
Ism jesteneey, sad fees, goads, to a eery considerable
easipent, wider false pretences.
osetag.th,...o, generally accompanied by a get vast, goes
to a *hoop and makes some hiding purchase ; .lie select, a
great quantity of moods fur her Aired, whom she represents
to have lately arrived from hulls, sail promises to bring her
weal day, *hen if she app r f the goods she will mime.
slimily pay for them. Accordingly they come, the lady ap•
la ores of the goods, and girders them to he sent home to km
lodgings with. lull and receipt. When the shopinan arrives
there the goods are taken from him, and lie is seat back for
Inure, but at his reliant lie Consul fled the plods be had left
Or the ladies.