The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-10-29 00:00:00

TUE CII.iSE IN INDIA.

The Vowla puck of fox hounds having received
a valuable recruit of flogs front Bombay, were
taken to the El uvrepseerjitit, on the morning of the
lith tls toter. tBoa. in ffie hope of lindiug • keels-
all. 'fliey were uo sooner uncoupbed. however.
than they Lit upon the slot of a deer, from which
they ware w hipptd off with some difEeuhy. A beg-
fox wus then turned out with sufficient low---. 41-
though the u2oruiug wits unfavourable, the dogs
struck the scent and carried it op with great spirit
for 1111W1Irdb "fa aide down the hed of a mulish.—
The fox wee now spied at a distance making for
e field of thick cultivation. litre he war pressed
hard by the dogs, he gaiued the cover and endea-
voured to keep it in ewer. lie was sit length forced
to break, viewed by some of the ptu:k.—The coun-
try was open before him, but after it short buns,
he Was run into in u gallant style.

TIIIIEMI.iy His NIAJEITE, Princesses A UNESTA
and AMELIA, with their attendrats, took their
usual ride on horseback in Windsor-park.
The Prinea of %VALES remains on a visit to
Their Ms.lesrtcs in M'indsor-castle.
A hurt of the Duke of CUMBERLAND ha%
within these few days, been finished by l'eatig-
RL1.1.1.
Yesterday afternoon Earl CAMDEN, after attend-
ing the Cobinet Cuimeil, set oil from C.'istia's
Hotel. Daver-street, fur his seat at the Wilderness,
Kent.

Lord and Lady STAN LLV and (*sillily are Ott a
visit at, Wilton+, the seat of • her Ladyship's fa-
ther, tow Warrington, and will join the Emil and
Cotuitess of DEaux, at tint Oaks, on Monday.
Major HEKVEY left NEROT'S hotel, hitsc-street,
yesterday, for Rumford, to joiu part
of his regiment. the 14111 Light DratToosis, who
are to marsh for Portsmouth, to join the remainder
of the regiment embarked for Spain.
Lord +tad Lady DYNETOR have left their house
in Hovel...tweet, for their seat at Castre•Dynever.
near Ilandilo, South Wales, where they intend to
pats the Christmas Holidays.
The Marquis of TowesitElvo is expeett.d in
town, next week, front Rainham-hall, Norfolk.
I'Atl4 AIETNUEN, Esq. left town, yesterday, for
Wariest at Corsham.
Sir Wltamita and Lady Sturm are gone to their
seat at Hill-hall, E-sex.
ThwEarl and Countess of Deasy arrived, yes-
tertlay, ut the Oaks, in Surrey, from Knowsley,
Lancashire.. His Lordship will commence situ,hunting this day.
The Duke of CLAKENCC still remains at Ports-
mouth ; and, although his son, Cornet FITZ.
chattriscL, has been embarked fur some dues for
Spain, so ardent is the parental affection of his
Royal Highness, lie will not lisle Portsmouth
until Isis son soils.

The Opera of Tire Woodmam, at Covent-Garden
Theatre, last night, dibplayed the vocal talents of
Mee. Dictums,. Mr. BELL AMY, Intl Mr: INct.r-
DON, to great uslvantage. The house was foil and

Earl and Countess Coserra, and Viscount and
Visconnued Slat.aoname, left town, yesterday.
for Ilrucket-611.

lie Duke of Sores:esti. had a select party, last
evening, at his house in Piecaililly. The PO it•
TVOCERE AKRASAADOR, and several foreign Nobi-
lity, were present.
Mrs. Alums, who /dared Mre. Haller, on Sa-
turrley last, to •ii overftowing audience, is an-
nounced for a repetition of the same part Oil Sa-
turday next. •—• !qrs. Munn, in addition to her
lheancJl talents, has the character or a most ex-
emplary wife and mother.
The Countess of DARN LET was taken soddenly
ill, on 'Thursday, at Cobham Flail. large, parry
of NIA:Way were to his%c dined dire on that cloy.
In coasemietice of her I.nilys:Ugi's indiwitowitiuss.
a messenger was sent MI to the Earl and Countess
of CAN! DEN, at the Wilderners, to the Duchess of
DORSIT. and Lord WEKTWORTH, near Seven
Oaks, who were to hare been of the party.
• Tarinelay Cribb was presented with one hundred
mut fifty pounds by his trucker, out of the stake
money, its a reward for his courage. Grrgrom isuisn
well taken care of by his patron, and willseceirce
handsome subscription purse, collected by Mr.
Ja,kinr. who has presented the wilier losers-with
auras of money adequate to their merits.

fiLD BAILEY.

THIND DAY—OaT. M.
rhasSeth nanyeesi, the wife of lames Tboapese, w Ita-
dieted fur slealiiig taraiture, the property of Thomas Car.
prater, the same being in a rertaiu lodging-room is hie
dwelling-house, let by him to the mid lames sad Elizabeth.
The Prosecutor lives at No. IS, Harfuril street, Fitzroy-
square. The Prismier took a room on the woad fluor, stating
the was Past come from Yorkshire, and her husband was a
Valet toe • Gentleman in :Manchester-square, who would etc-
casiumlly visit her. This was on %Vcduesday, the /4t h De-
etudes last. On the next day she went oat two or three
times with a covered basket us her hard ; the Prosecutor
saw in. more of her. On the Saturday faliuwing it was dia.
cotered that the bed-garniture, a pair of sheets, 11114 a coun-
terpane, were guile. A duplicate wan fumed um the Boor fur
one sheet and a rounterpaue. He by this tasted those arti-
cles, his property, to 3ley rick's, pawn. broker, corner of Ma
.7-la-bonne-street He never found the bed-furniture. She was
afterwards taken up on another charge of a like description,
en the 44/II September last. He produced the sheet sod
counterpane in Court as his property.
Cruller, • Police Otticer, :ippreheiek the Prisoner. He
took her to Carpenter's house, where she was identified ley
the 41 tighter of the Prose. utur. The Prisoner made no
defence, but with teals flues. herself Oa the mercy of the
Coat. She was foiled Guilty.
lletkock was indicted for breaking and entering the
house of Samuel Belijansin, and stealing thcreiu six coats,
waistcoats, and breeches, the property of the said Samuel
Benjamin.
The Prosecutor, a salesoimi, lives at 44, lifary-la-horme-
lane. H. occupies part of the shop, the oilier part is vitt.
stoned off, iii the oet upatiou of the laudlord of the hottee—
hin son sleeps in the shop. Ile did nut slei p theie at the
time of the milker, ; un the might of the tblh of September
lest, is emusequence at hie:l-mat ion he hod received, he urnt
is Ins ship about eleven o'clock ; hs found it broken open,
laud the g0...1s uearly all taken away. la eisearesenee
forwatiwa he hail reeeivrti, he went to the Bull and Gatc,
Ilalhorn, about our o'clock next seorniug, obeli the coach,
driven Ly the Crayon, germ. in; upon 'earthier it, there was
found • mat oada the seat, his property. lie had 'mete
the day befere.
The sun ut the last witness had left the shop ea the ideates
eight shout ten. He had lock, it it, and the pods were safe.
He returned about half past eleven' and found the shop
isrukeu open, and nearly ell the goods gone. The t:mstahle
to whom the coat was piece when the Prienner was Lamm up,
produced it, which was soma by the sou to bettors to his ?la-
ther, and to have hero iu the shop oil the ahove day. He
Led ohs rye', the Prisoner that night laiteriur about the
Ia ighbourhood.
Joh. fnearth, a venom to a publican in the neighbour.
hood, taboret etl a coach standing near she Prosecutor's shop
u .it!le helot", Met lie sew two seen mom from die shop
and put two bundles into the coach. He law them return
to the shop, where they staid Ai,. retuute, sod bum; 111.4311
things, whit h they likewise put into the euselii whack going
oft, lie a. et to give the alarm ; another kid followed the
cuacb, nut: took the number, (Tye); the Otraeleamn 'closed to
step, and ...love the faster. By thin they hared the conch
to eh. re :I pot rip. The Prisoner sod another man drove
the mooch Mho the yard. Upon kieiag taken iutu custody,
Le &Med heeemich bail been in the parish of Mary-la boans
that day. Poe the Prisouer, his employer and several
other %Witiiesies appeared, oho pee Wise most excellent
character lor boatsty.
The !.eased Judge (1.111114 P CE) retapitulated the est-.

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deuce to the Jury, retailing • verilict—Ginil.
Thomas Wilma, otherwise Smith; was indicted fur stealing
• gallon of wine, the property of the London Dar:: Coal-
pans. The Pennon., who was • •Itat in the set rice of
the Company, wee stopped at the Hoek Gate with the whit,
continued in tiro bladders, in his cult pockets. In his dr..
fence. he' said be hail bought it of a +ardor. He produced
two Officers,. tinder whom he bad acted fur several yenta,
who gave liois a gaud character. Vevelort..-Nar Cairfp.
Jahn Ser4erine• was indicted fur • similar wiienet, in steal.
big three quarts of homily, the property ad the saute Ciro.
pony. ILe Premier in ibis ease, 5. i u the Lie, elopoed
at the gate of the duels, with two tie eat* containing the
brandy, in his coat poekelm Gaon being searched, be al-
Icged be had been given it by a mate of a ship. flu also
produced several witnesses to has general character fur W-
endy fur several years. Vt. rdiet--Not Guilty.
Ave Hill stew Uscheted fur stealing a it of al eels smd •
eove.let, the property of Thomas Hell. The pawnbroker
wlacie she peeked the si ticks ht mitention prudweed them
in Cunt . The Proscenia Meted Out Rimier catee t•
:Os home' hi Hanw-ny.strett, Oxford-street, in May
last, i.. • funnshed rum; she staid about sir weeks, when
she ct.a awe, witlimit shift any thing. The articles sects
mooed the aril allersiegi winch be swore to be his pro-
ws ty, , es pra.nord in Court, hot be had no mark upon them.
She aumle sou f:sfeut a. Versliet—Nol (Mike.
ItarLay I. t. .14 .C 1,41 fsw eteadiag one lamb's cart-wry
the fu,prrty ufJuliu Lrdhill Iby Prosecutor is a butcher.
thi the Sqtember, the carcass was hanging sit front of
his shup, and takoi sway. list bey stated, that oa (Let niAlit
MA Minn tieing gives, be mated a lamb, and instiller, he
eves took the I 'eisuaer w:th the enuritas fill has Lark He was
iniundiately taken into custody. He made nu definer, but
called wittier% to histharacter.
Fraffees !Vex stood indicted Fut stealing • variety ofarticles
of furniture sot of her ready-tUrnedied Seesaw, the pro-
perty of I hansom by rack. The Praccatur bees in Gory's-
haiitlmp, )lambeitir +tome. Ilia wife knew the Primmer.
On tlw tall' August she took • furnished room in their
Mouse. She sand site worked as an upholsterer, and that her
busliand war • mutat. titre lived there better than three
weeks, when she neat away ; upon searching the room, there
were missing 11 of articles of furniture. A blanket, a
act of Gee 1111110, a per of bellows, and • candlestick, were
tried, which had been sold by the Primer; they were
produced and identified by the Pracentur as part of the
furniture let with the route. She was found Guilty.