The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-11-16 00:00:00

JUVEMILS IVEISKQUENTS.

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Jaw* Millwood, • hash boy shoot oboe years old, das
Iwongiss be.pre L U. •1141., Rog. rhargisil wish stealing •
valuable silk prior, doe property of Ales. Brown, of Frauc..-
street, Weistinuartrwornad nod !lean, Moms, aged field
years, son to Mrs. ftrusn, she prosieultia, wits clots ged with
beiwg accesassy to the solcocy,
Mr. [Loan, an aged *sou, slated that lyr was living on his
prop rey, in • *dug. in Frasscas Newt. Wesisson•ter.road,
sad, ha wan sorry to say, Ihr yollogrOl. Prlllogpf lOW his sou.
was, although young in years, old in crime, awl bad
initialed blotto-1f toto a tioetrrou.l band of depredators aloud
his pas ate, end Yahoo* opersirioll• were carried us with as
moth &meaty as the ino-t expert 'thieve.. He had *sod
✓easherlels issrans w ',woe he's hem the inspeuditss swot*
away slat be would Ow vitahly time to, but all his
a•rsloas to re fo.ws 11.112 Wive,' abortive, and nothing
bur rendes nun ws. before him. O• IVelloc•khe arr.
bona, daring the absrocr of hi. moth. r, be broke
• drawn, low which he stole • silk scarf, sad placing it
0111 the sal& u•star th. poloar.witidisw, tie prisoner Gal.
laud, who was waiting out-ade, lifsed Op the sash and took
out the scarf, which be *forwards 0.444 al the shop of
soy r. Ittl.l, a pasrnbiolov, in the Westminster-road. No.
arrives nth 'r voidable artirks had been soder by his son,
within • art" slows time, sad the money that was nosed ssa
the properly was distributed smnngsl his rassfetlerides.
Swink and 8.0.te11, the of6c,rs who sporrhenilegkongosso
Prisoners, said they I.elossisd to a Issesdisti of furl g grcgsfty
buys, who acre tegolosti diwiplowd by a nosed t l and
who nightly runissit 11. e., deperstaliwas wish surpti4lagilest-
treity 'Ube, bad, sissre the two Pro...lsere bed bets, in ewe
Indy, recessed issfweestints list ostpleornis rf eve,' steictip-
lion for hussse-hreskssig, such as a dark lantern, skettina
keys, iron jemmies (swill crow•lisr.), Ste. belonging to the
g.s.f, west tollrralrot to • fi..1.1 as the hark of the Cobs,'
Theatre. but the exact spot they bad not yet tabled,

Thor klagistrate sod it grieved hens satielt to witness two
each ebtidten efrisrge4 with •uch an offence, and asked the
tuber of Brown it be ...aid nut send his ►on to sums place
of Deeutity, where he aught pot again associate with the
10.1 C.
The parrot, is leant, said be hod done reap thing he
mild to remains Mint, and could do no wore; if be was to
send bum to school in the country he would desert, and again
join Is.. assuciatie. Is war for the Maglstrate sow to deal as
be pkased wills his.
The Magistrate bantam ly mirk, d him not to be too pre.
ripsaw in his determinstissa, for it was not Tel too late to
emancipate bin son front dcstractistn, and therefore would
savior bus to take bias home, ■nd give biro souther trial.
The (idler return. d his Worship thanks fur his halftone
ab,ekestiona, nod said be would act accurdicg to his Iliad
'Nicest log. . -

Mr. Rost, the pawnbrolr►, prodnerst the scarf pledted at
bn ►hop, sad rreasabwd Gullied to be the boy litho
'maned il. •
'the bay Drown was delorered•up in his parents, sad GO-
laud wss ll'lss i.. Brutus MID* of Convenes for Iw• watutha,
for unlawfully panning the scarf.

SUPPOSE!) SUICIDE.

CORONER'S INQUEST.

Last sight sit Impiesi was held at the Crown Tavern,
Duke's court, Si. Martin's-lane, ht litre Thuwtas Hues,
Coroner, us the body of a sami witheown, who was foetid
drowsed the some sinruiog in the basin iu the Grum Park.
hams Wird, Park•ker per, stated, that he imicied at she
lobr, by Pkestdilly-ple. Ahem three eeli.rlr 'yesissr.lay
saorwiug he was alarmed by erits..f Ml:edify !" and sevesiwe
fat saslsteace; he gut op, the gate was opens d, soil *reveal
watchmen, rho hail beard the cries, were lel into the Park,
sad Obey weal to the basin to see if they eaglet discover shy
oar, ►at they could see nu one. The eries appeared to bare
proceeded from the tiptoe sad of the basin. sear the fire.
lain i bat the aster pose. d so *trowel), Mist if say use had
been to the hasiu, he could Out have hero men, the aster wits
so math agitated, and the night veil disk. The
in the stighborn hood s ere alarmed by the cries of " Murder !"
lie took out time drag, left as the lodge by the Royal tismatie
Society. bat could hot Soil the body. It was discovered at
seven o'clock in llm moraine. and • coat sad hat were found
OW the banks the basio, which it is supposed belonged Its
the deceased.

Robert Pear.• private machinate in the Greta Park, stated
that between two and three o'clock that morniap be w■s
smading near Lord ilmucer's house, and beard aim sad
,soaring; be walkicl tow+rrds Mr. Lawthiou's, and then
heard the nits of " Murder!" repeatedly; when he arrived
at Lord Sefton's, the nits M.', away. He proceeded towards
the basin as Est as be amid, Dud saw a Number of wste►tut
assentbled outside the railings, who told him that a penult
was Is the basin ; he procured the ley, :ad In the watch.
men into the Park; but no penult could lie found, though a
groan was heard after the watchmen neve at the basin. The
cries of " Murder!" cataloged for more than a quarter of
an hour. He thought the watchman had lime to have saved
the deceased if they had sprung that tattles, tad obtained
admission earlier tutu the Park.
hi his pockets were found memoranda, by shirk it sp.
pealed that the deceased's name was Gra), sad that he was
• master boot sad shoemaker.
Verdict—. FOUIId deafened."

On Saturday last a Coroner's inquest was held
in th.s borough upon the body of THOMAS WILIts,
aged 49 years, who on the preceding evening was
killed urea Great Casterton. It appeared that the
deemed, In COIIIIIiaIsy with his brother, was driving
*beep front Stamford fair, when upon •the hill lead•
lug to Catitertou bridge they were overtaken by Il
blucher's cast belonging to Mr. Rory. of Este'',
in which a lad was driving and conveying a }ming
womau on bet return bon& mobil; avid although
there was sufiictnut room for the Carl to hove
passed the sheen, the decrinted unarcouunibly
omit up to the hum and struck it upon the brad
with a stick ; he then mimed a stroke at the driver,
bet iiii.sed,hissi. seal again hit the horse, winch vet
the ammol cft at 101 l .pred clown 11,e hill: the
cousequence was, that WILES war knocked (loon,
run over. sod killed on the spat ; and the lives of
the twu perwna to the car' were preserved only by
the lunge being stopped just before reaching the
dangerous declivity ul the rood at the foot us the
Midge. The body of the deceased was taken to
Caaterton (the residence of his father). but r.-coit-
.veyed within the precinct of this borough for ilie
purpose of the inquest. Verdict—" Aceideehil
Death." It es boot justice to say tint sin blame at.
tachea to the (irer of the cart.—(Msarliird Mer.
ears.)
Stamford had its serval holl.vuoitiog ea Wrd.
neadsy. We are happy to say that no occident
hupproed. As the career of the boll was alsellited
chiefly to Out pan of the toss' called the Sheep.
peas and,the adjoining meadows. the . Castle Hill
(the sate from 'Ouch Esti Wootton first derived lice
delight that led loos to give a piece of soul for per-
petuating the sport) was covered With spectator!,
. wins cud favorsrabiy placed, .

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FRIDAV, Novxmara 15,
Leghorn
(1411110 431
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Venire
Malta . . 4$

IN apkA ..... 391
Palermo ... . prr os 118

Oporto
Itio Janeiro
habia •....

Dublin . ....... ... 91
Cork ..

BULLION.
Purtnpl GOW is t .. I.
Gigi,per ot 0 0 0
Foreigu Gold I
Days 3 17 6
New Dotal/Wats 0 0 0
New Dollars 0 4 9
Silver is Sere 0 4 111