The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-11-15 00:00:00

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Hoary Glossop, • youth aboto I tf, yeses of age, the son of
respectable peieats, residtad at Bethnal Green, was charged
with comoiltsieg a rubbery to the shop of Mr. Ludlow, if.
Touley.etreet, South we alt.
The Prisoaer was observe il by Mi. Ludlow, jee. to leave
tbedeor of the shop; he petalled his, sad found eider his
coal weeeeeled, a has, aei a far cap, which bad bees stolen
est of the shop.
Meal/kw that apprebeeded the Primmer stew!, that he
I had wee his father, who told bile that his sea Jed pt ante
the aweipeay of •gang of thieves, sud he hoped the Magis-
trate would seed his to Brittle's to separate his Irmo his
ameciates. . .

The Al*ream soiA, that be hod wet site power to eessd Ate
pasta' to Deimos. A felstoy had bees proved, sod it was has
doll to erratost his I. Ow Aware to tate his trial.

17111011.41 ALL.

OBTAINING MONEY BY INFAMOUS THREATS
Yesterday Henry Molawn, a yursh iavesteatt years of
age. was Waugh, ►sleet L. R. Anew, Esq. far re-ezaaamatiea,
ea a show of -trairtiair amain frau KA Jelin IL:nimble,' a

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rahinet maker, retiring at No. 182, Long-lane, Southwark,
under a threat of charging Ms with& horrid offence.
The "rearm, on being Owed at the bar, was attended by
a Dumber of friends tit great respectability, with Mr. Harmer
for his Solicitor.
The Magistrate ordered she depoliticise of tic. aultdiffe
to beevad over, they were to the following effect :
Mr. John Herm-Id& mimed that he was au atirtioneer end
cabinet•enakcr, at No. 182, Long-lane, its the Borough. On
Mouddy lees be went to see Mr. Hint's public emirs, into
Laden, ■nd followed the cavalcade to Ore City•road ; whilst
Ire wee standing opposite the Eagle tavern amongst the mob,
lie was accosted by the Primary, who demanded Di. of bits.
He asked him what he should give his bl. far? and the Pri-
soner replied, " Oh, you know what fur." He (witness)
told him that he had dune nothing, and would sot give him
his demised. The Pittance laid, If lon do nut give me
the money I will bring my attorney to your Imam, sad I
will ruin your character." He told him he world have so.
thing to do with kiw, nod that he would nut give bin the
money; the Prisoner said OM Übe did sot he would charge
bins with an odious crime. Ile was mach terrified at such
■n accusation, and told the Primmer that be was sorry that
he had nu money,ahout his, but if be would mess lain at
three O'clock the NMI afternoon neer Rowland's Hill's Chi-
pet, fie Blocktriars-rand, he wined give him the atim be
deimaded. The Prisoner tbeu appeared satisfied, aid went
away. He metitioned the iircitanstaucc to a tetrad, who ad.
steed him to go to the appointed spirt, bud take a ensemble
with hum, and give the Prisoner Into custody. In accordance
wish that. advice he took Reddingsrist (a coastable) and two
friends with hire, and found the Primmer at the time and
place appointed, mil gave him into custody.
Chaste. Large, of N 0.4, Kemal Mews, Hedford.squere,
a. reset to Colonel Lowe, and George Birkenshaw, residing
at No. 18, St. George's.rew, near Senithield, deposed to the
arrest of the Poisoner, bat did set knew what hid takes
place between tl•e Prisoner and she Prosecutor previously.
The Magistrate asked if the Prommator mad waistlines
were present to be bound over against the Prisoner?
They were called three times. and nu auswer was made.

Ilk, Harmer thee appbrd fur the Prisoner's discharge.
Mr. Allr■ said, that he could uut accede to the request ;
the Prisoner stood charged with a capital ulTeuee, and he
was determined to have the charge fully investigated before
be set the Prison► ■t liberty. He ordered the Prosecutor
and witnesses to be summoued, sod if they did nut attend,
be weed issue war►auts fur their apprehrosion. He said it
viva a villainous thing, that a yuuug man should be charged
with a most abominable crime affecting his life, mad the par.
ties should sot appear to substautiate the truth of their accu-
sation.

The, Prisoner said, that he never made a demand of a far-
thing frier the Prosecutor. Hr wee treated to a very hides
cent manner by bins, and he threatened to give Wm i■
charge of a constable, when he proposed to give him W. to
say nothing about it, at it would be hie pain. He agreed to
his proposal, aud, on meeting him, was apprehended.
Mr. Harmer offered bail to any amorist foe the Prisoner,
• but the Magistrate refused to accept it. He stated that be
did nut wish to offer any opinion ape. the guilt, or the cies
eumstances that might induct him to believe in the tonne. lire
of the Prisoner; but his duty to the public had determined
him to have the case thoroughly isvostigated.
The Prisoner was remanded till Saturday (to-morrow).
Johns Cowin', the man who was charged with being seem
ear, to the sale of his wife to the resurrection men, appeared
this day before the Magistrates.
Mention, the officer, said, that according to the order of
the klegistrates, he west to St. Thomas's Hospital to inquire
If a corpse answering the description of the deceased had
bees brought there for dissection. The Gentler,. of the
disseetisig th penmen. behaved in tie root hswerome Eros
ser, and conducted him and Mr. Barney, tee coughs of the
d. d, over the Theatre of Asiatomy, and they took a
view of the diffireot bodies therein. The also neat to the
Theatre of Mr. Grainger, iu Weston-street, slid as. all his
'" subjects," but at member place could they bud the body of
the deceased; and they were informed, if the body slie.uld
be offered for sale it should he restuied.

'mains still persisted that he was wiliocent of beiog con-
e. rued s• the disposal of the body,
The Slagistrate said that h. sass • most diogroceful rho.
racier for *sing • woman so cruelly who had for him given
up every thing. His ofturiallitsi with " repurrectioss nice
on Hoe argbe of the robbery, was siroug proof of his being
construed in the irassaction.
Hall, the chief couslable, said that by this time he would
Iretslurc to assert that the body was sear Scotland, to which
piste a great Number of culposo were sent from Looduo
every week.
Cousins was set at liberty slow givliqg his own bail, to
appear when required to du so.