The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-12-19 00:00:00

taspleteli &mailed! How she pt home we know not; but
mas some poison lent ber a'covariag, and that
. she might not lose II accompanied bcr to her lodgings, and
broughtit back with her.
The Lpdlord of the VoMhen, pilblie-touse,,careat Wild-
street, Lineoln's Inn-defils, fined sas. upon the evidence
• 'of Bye*, aiisitifdhber, Ter stribring tippling la his iodise 'at,
half-past one o'clock in Ike morning.
The house es closed, and the inibraser, aot'beieg •ableVo.
see the " tipplers," obtaine.l a godlier, and daTbeking Ifirough
'vise or lb. holes of the windolv-ifhetter,liaw twenty persons
in the tap-room.
The landlord of the Three Cedipstues, Little Wild street,
'lrtilJ lined 40f. for a similar Wrestle.

COMPOSITORS AND PRINTERS OF NEWSPAPERS.
The landlord of the Artichoke, White Hart-yard, appeared
to answer a similar charge.
The informer said, that he drank 'glass ofrum at tlfo'bar
atone o'clock in the morning.
The landlord brought evidence to show, that ho was, and
had been for a number of years, in the constaat habit of serv-
ing the printers of the diurnal prattled!' rtqlturs, which they
could not do wit heat, as they were sieePloyed during the whole
of the night, and without refreshment would trot get through,
their laborious employment.
told Use informer, that he had retwitte him-
£cWlia6le to 50 istfogmatioa for I ipph rig, upon his two admis-
sion ; but knowing, as he did. that printers Of newspapers
ftid tp,beor very.higed througout the night, and that the
~ Artie algid supplie4 some of the printers with beer for a
'anal erabE petied,.be was of opinion the informatioe ought
to be diasalespd.
It was &odium! acctirding4y.

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4.41 V itinli-AU AWL' ,r 's
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STRIgET ACT. • .• .••• '
Yesterday-- Bionnonds street-keeper In St. Margaret's
parish, charged Sop Aim Doris, a poor Welsh woman, with
. wheeling,* borrow upon the foot pavement.
Ilimma6 stated to the livistratet that 'beat two o'clock
in the afternoon be met the Prisoner to the Broadatay, going
into Peek-street, wheeling tho barrow, which was loaded with
• fruit, upon the foot pavement, and when he remonstrated
- with her sho was exceedingly abusive, and he considered it
. . waa his duty to bring her before his Worship. Tothil-street
z •of late has become a great nuisance, notwilbstandbig all his
•er•rts ,_• it is more like a market-place than any thing else.
The Magistrate said It mast be stopped, and in order to
. make an czample 'for the rest, the Prisoner must be vanished.
irit4,oll.
'l he asity•Wer. god not less than Ma., and if she cannot
P lat 6m sho must- be committed for ose month to
the iota.
The n cried bitterly; she bad no swans of pay-
ing tbe.pena , anti skid she bad • small really of children to
snot by her ledestry in the street. MI was of no avail,
**tithe was committed accordingly is delhalt of payment.
I)he constable said her barrow was worth Me. and be asked
the Magistrate whether he was entitled le it.
The worthy Magittrate told him be must not be too severe
upoo such poor creatures; it was enough to punish her by
sending her to prison for one month issued of six, which
raig tt. have the desired effect open MI the other stall-keepers
in Tuthill•street.

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ASSAULT.
Margie Firky, a cool porter, was charged with committing
most unmanly assault upon Susannah Trevor, a Young wo-
man residing in Bennet-street.
The Prosecutrix stated, that she went to the end of the
4treet to look for her brother, about nine o'clock at night;
the Prisoner rushed against her, and sloiziog her in a very im-
proper manner. he endtm oared to drag her away forcibly to
a house of ill fame Mese by. She ratted out" Murder!" and
be then struck her a blow in the mouth which loosened two,
of her teeth; but a snob collected, and be was secured in tbo
watch-hense for the bight
The Prisoner pleaded intoxication. He was ordered to Bad
liar, good bail for his appearance to the charge at the Ses•
Arms.