The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-02 00:00:00

AGRICULTURE, 4-e.
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MONTHLY REPORT POR SEPTEMBER.
Harvest was finished is the souther§ and forward diatricht
during fire coarse of the last month; in the surtliere 'turd less
foweered, dosing the present. A tolerably areetiltegenerat
;estimate nay New be formed. Hoi all the hest Isads,wlefelPlT
'situated, ass wheat crop is considerably above a average, the
-gushy esicomeriely weighty and ire; and the straw, al..
though not so bulky a* in some years, substantial and ex-
tremely valuable. 'the oat-ntraw, as fodder,wif alisort equial
the bay of sovaelears.- The spring ream, it la sew cm bruard,
see tasevelly) *fictive, hal the stolidity is generally wed;
epos assist and productive light load., however, souse of
Ibex cusps have reached au ge ; used, with respect to
borky, it is r. marked in the barley counties, that old stork
ea bated Noels in "'ratify the sew growth. Hays and
grows rather of fine eunduiluue thee very crest plenty, with
eseeptisma of heavy erops and constant plenty of year fond,
partmilarly aftermath on various pasta. ths potatoes sad
toreips earthier new, the foresee a universally sprodective
growth, the enaatity greatly euheaced by ruperior unality,
,the latter defective ill both; as to Seedes, mutely any
quotable trop. The eagerness of the farrows, mid the two
umowths, erearlosed part of the wheat almost everywhere
le helmeted sail starker, prematurely; wheeler bootie', sad
atsegessity of preventure sarasures. A great hop sod fruit
year, emu to pram, ill aurae ports. The greatest grape
=of the last forty. The cider wianefactory has ruin.
The live sloth and 11 rah twarhete, as well as that
a COIN have of late 'mole sues. .rated 6•4 warm a4mate
is peter; bat outman, the maw* of plenty cad of newillver,
is at head. The NW's are backward for east of rats, seri
very Mlle wheat has yet been put low the earth.

On Sunday lest, at s Genersi Ordination, holden
st Norwich Cathedral, twenty-right Drac.iiis awl
twenty-four Priests were admitted into Huly Ogden.

It it ►aot generally Immo that Culooorl Gone was
tried by au OptO Court-Martial. but ►hat Corpond
Gnoone wsw tried by ■ military Court-Nlartial with
dosed doers ; hence there i• ►o record of the evi-
dence to which the public can have sccesn

Croft, alias Captain Henry, alias Mitchell, &e.
who carried on extensive frauds in London recently,
by taking houses, furni.hing them, and taming the
same into money, was taken into custody a few
days age, for stealing a chariot and a pair of homes
from • Nene lemon w the vicinity of Banbury, Oz.
furelaitire, last reek. The horsts stele lentio him
for his groom to try if they were quiet in harness,
and the next dry he sold the lot fur 108/.• rod was
making Ins retreat when apprehended:
Of the prisoners convicted daring the lest Ses.
sions of the Old Bailey, six were publicly and eight
privately whipped ou Monday monting In the Seto.
'ions I-louse sod yard. Of the former were the no-
torious ✓ohs Colman, who received 186 lashes: lit
odditosivite has two yews impdsonments and miter
whipping, it the expiration of it.

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Rasa, Agigalegi ..11
Comm .Ya 4.

firsris Kiri' figs, the &tier' pr hacitney coach•',
was indicted for running eiir J. Bilberough•
The Prosecutor (J. gilborough) is a master car-
penters residing in Water-lone, nod was going along
Ludgate-hill on the Slat July lase ;Rd in crosekng
the wily was knocked down by the'piile Of the De-
feadssit's coach; the wheel passed over his body,
and three of his ribs were broken, and he was other.
wise materially injered. It appeared the coneliniits
was drunk, sad the Prosecutor was not quite sober.
After the accident the Defendant esideasoured to
drive away, but was stopped by one of the porters
of Lincoln's lan, who happeased to be passing on
horseback.

The Joey found the Defendient Guilty. end the
Court sentenced bins to three mouths imprisonment
in Giltepur.strest Compter.

Maeriee Moore was indicted for violently insult-
ing Jane Harriet Stereos.
The Prosecutrix, who is a fruit saleswoman, of
Fleet-market, having imputed dishonesty to the
Defendant, an Irish costertltonger, he resented it by
knocking her. down. The,Prooecutrix, who gave
her evidence with peculiar animation, stated, that
the blow was so violent that she still Mt the effects
of it, and feared she should never (pile recover.
Mr. CH A 111.11111 PMILLIPS addressed the Jury on
behalf of !he Defendant, bat called no witnesses.
The Jury found him Guilty, and the Court. in
consideration that he had already suffered three
week 4 imprisonment, ordered him to be further con-
fined for the space of fourteen days in Giltspur-
street Compter.

J. Dutton was indicted for assaulting William

Mr. Bot.t.aus stated the case for the prosecu-
tion. and called the following witnesses :
William Watson. the Prosecutor, stated. thab
the Defendant was a tenant of his, and was an
officer belonging to the Row•street establishment
he had a dispute with him respecting the payment
of rent. He went away, according to his own
phrase, " shoving the useess."—(Mr. Rolland ex-
plained this to mean a tenant quitting by night
with intent to defraud his landlord of rent.)—
When witness asked him for the rent he threatened
‘• to serve hem out." Ultimately the Prosecutor
got the rent, after suing him for it, when the De.
fendkint said he had not yet done with him, fur he ,
naiad" waylay him and serve him out. On the Rds,
July+ about wise o'clock in the evening, witness was
coming from the floating bath at Blackfriars-bridge, •
(nf which he is proprietor), and just as he had got
to the top of the stairs he perceived the Defendant,
who began abusing him in the most virulent law. •
gouge. The witness made him no answer, bat
tinning to call to his boy, the Defendant came close
beside him, and stamped with all his force upon his
toes and on his remonstrating with him he struck
hint in the face with his fist, arid unbuttoning his
coat took out his staff and struck him twice or
thrice, holding the staff with both his hands. A
brother officer of the- Vitfonstiont. named Lloyds
came ep and interleeea; 'eying to him, " Dutton,
you have done wrong, I have often told yse you
would suffer for thia stick-using of yours." The
witness nest morning summoned the Defendant to
Union-Hall, but 110 hearing took place before the
Magistrates.
Mr. ALt EY. for the Defendant, cross-examined
the wanes* as to the locality, contending that be-
yond the centre arch of the Bridge was in the coon.
ty of Surrey.
The Itacomoza said that by the Aet of Perlis.
usent the whole of Blackfriara Bridge was in the
City of London.
The statement of the Prosecutor was supported
by Lloyd the officer and two other witnesses.
Mr. ALLEY addressed the Jury for the Defend.
ant. nod culled two of the Bow.street patrol who
were present at the traosactiou, but their evidence
confirmed the Prosecutor's csse.

Tire Jury found his Gluity.
The RICORDER on pasving sentence, told the
Defendant he was one of the last persons in the
world who should have been concerned in so vio-
lent a breach of the peace, which seemed to have
sriseu out of his ill temper, on account of the
Prosecutor's proceedings against him for his resit.
The Court could nut but 1..0k upon this as a very
aggravated offence, fur which they sentenced hint
io four months imprisonment in Giltspur-street
Compter.

POLICE.

DIATISION-HOUSE.
Testeiday the Churchwarden of the parish of itishopagate
brought before the Lord Mayor J. Bunks and IV. Toppi
two stoat young mew, paupers, belouging to the pans',
rho hed beer for • long time receiving relief. The Over-
seers had fogad week for them le betaking stones, bet the
Prisoners positively refused to be so employed, and coating
last eight to the week hotter, refused to depart, sad with
some other paupers created a riot sad disturbance, sad
threateeed she life of the parish officers.
The Lord Mayo., after animadverting with great severity
on their °fleece, ordered them to the House of Correction
fur twenoydese days.

BOW-STREET.

Yestenlay the re.exlmiaatioa of Fearby, Whitton, sod
others, charged wills she rubbery at tha White Bear luo,
Housslow, took place before Sir Richard !bruit, she sittiug
Stagisirme, whets they were fully committed for trial.
The watrh fuuad ea the spilt where the Prisosers were
apprrhended, at Kersialsor, was owned by a Mr Hayes, of
Lstigley, is Buckeughanshire, who was robbed of it at the
race.

A detainer was lodged against the Prisoners fur stealing
the watch.

24Altf.nOlOUGH-StREET.

7kaofu►s Cowstdralive, a young Frenchman of genteel
appenearce, was cheesed with stealing a gold watch, four
and oilier articles of jewellery, the property of Mr.
Gerrardine, pastry.cook, in Bond-street.
The Prisoner was 111 the habit of visiting at the house of
the Prosecutor, who we/ intimate with. his father, mad he
contrived to steal the articles in question from a bed-ruone
on the second floor. He was takes up on another charge,
Owe duplicates of the articles bt had pledged were Aitiod to
his pumessiou.
A second charge was made against the Prisoner for steel-
ing four valuable brooches, the property of a Mr. Thome.
The articles were mulch from a insatleebelf by the Prisoner,
who visttrd the house. -

There was a third charge of • similar monde! alpinist the
Prisoner for robbiag M. Alexandre, the reutiiloquiet, sod
he Wall remanded fur another eaeniiasi WOW

Mr. Lesetho, a geotleman of fortune, appeared to one Ter

in a demand of onl. due to the parish of St. Pancras, for the
'minimum*, of two illegitimate chlkireo.
It appeared that an award was made for the istiymeot of
les. a.week for each child in 18IS, and the sem naught after
Mae arrears due.
Mr, L. contended that the anment awarded against him
was ■ojsat altogeohi r. mid 'list it was physically
that he could have been the father of the amine-
eet child, as the mother wai a woman of the wont descrip-
tion.
The Magistrate said, he had nn power to liter the noard;
and the way would ►ave beets to have appealed to the Ses-
sions when the award was made.
Mr. L. lotraogied more t►an two hours on the injustice
duet hint, and the reason he did not appeal to the Sessions
was to spare site feelings of an aged parent, +bow da/i
might have brew !hammed by a knowledge of the strait.
Mr. L. left Muc► dissatisfied.

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