The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-04-02 00:00:00

THE TURF.

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13 to 1 apt Neabyth 10 to I apt Mariuu.

bIOSTYN HUNT RACES.

On Wednesday last the Mostyn Heat Races were holden
Is Cottisfned Heath, when the sweepstakes of lOgo. each,
ICI borers not thorough bred, was wun by Mr. Feulkner's
b. h. by Nuttier, besting Mr. Itorrimies Pantaloon, Major
Gore's Mad Moll, and Mr. Damicey's Marmon.
The sweepstakes of sgs. each, was won Si two heats, by
Mu Day's Swindon, beating Mr. Studsbnry's Saddleback,
Kr. George's eh. m. and Mr. Day's Viet urine
The cup of lag*. value, and loge. in specie, was won at
two beets, by Mr. Deakiu'e b. h. O. Y. V.. beating Mr
George's cb. m. Mr. Klock's b. g. Mahatma, and four ot►ers

11./CE.

BOW-STRUT.

Yesterday Sastre Theo/1a underwent an examination,
charged on suspicion of hawing broken open a house in
Gray's lon-lane. The Prisoner is a well-known character,
sad was lately tried (or robbing the house of Mr. Frost, in
Arundel-street, in the Strand, of jewellery goods to the
mount of between two and three thousand pounds. The
principal cause of his apprehrnsum was • suspicion of his
being concerned in the murder and rubbery of Mrs. Mostly.
The witnesses could nut identify him, and be was, therefore,
nut detained.
MR. CLARK AND QUEEN MAD.
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Mr. Clark, the publisher of Perey Bribe Shelly's poem of
Queen Mab, boring forfeited his rat-nuisances In a prose-
cution instituted against him by the Society for the Suppres-
sion of Vice for selling the sbove.mentioned alleged blasphe-
mous libel, the Sheriff's officers entered his premises near
St Clement's Church, &mud, on Saturday lest, with • war-
rant issued from the Court of Exchequer to distrain fur the
amount; but Mr. Clark had previously removed his stock, and
as the sled was expected, had prudentially •bsented himself.
The officers not Smiling property on the premises sufficient
to pay the espouses of the isle, left the house and proceed-
ed to smear his.bad, with • similar retell fur a like default.

DEATH Br FIGHTING IN NEWGATE.
Iro+lewd*, Stkineem, Nloolhedeek, as Inquisition was

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taken in the viaitiep.insam„ in itke pad et 4llasigalerbelleetr
T. SHILTON, Esq. Carew ter 4mades. sod • wit IMlllteld-
able Jury, uu view of the bed,. of ft primmer named Wrisscht
Dempsey, who was killed is IgliMg with • fellow•pdsoner,
on Saturday morning last.
.The Jury viewed lb. bedpetbiall Sly is ••• of the wards
of the infirmary. •,..? hrny 1.11 TO ..5
Isaac &pilau, emmmiarti..l eam now m prlamier In New.
gate; when I had my liberty I resided at No. 7, Wheeler.
street, SpitalSelds, and am by trade a weaver. Ou Saturday
morning hat, between right and nine o'clock, 1 saw the de-
ceased, also a primmer (Untried), threw some prison bread,
which had beer snaked in gruel, and which we had bad for
breakfast In the untried ward just before, at snot her primmer
(u•tried) named John M•Cariby; the bread struck M'Car.
thy on the 'boulder, and be took no ootice whatever. 1 then
went down the staircase, followed by M'Cariby ; the d •
ed descended after and plied him with pieces of tobacco-
pipe, some of which shriek M'Cartby; the deceased, ena
getting on to the nest landing place, returned into the ward.
Shortly after M'Cartby returned, mid said if he, the deceased,
would nut.be easy, he would bit him on the top-kuot (head).
On M'Carthy again entering the ward, the deceased agate
pelted him with the soaked bread, but it did not strike him;
nothing whatever transpired to cause the deceased to throw
the bread at M'Cartby; upon the deceased continuing to
throw the bread, M'Carthy ran up to him, and attempted to
kick him in the lower extredsitire, but did not; the deceased
thee closed on M'Cluthy, and the latter threw him over his
hip (commonly called a cross•buitocker), and they both fell
to the ground; the deceased was undermost' and kept tight
bold of M•Carthy round the neck; some of the other Pri-
soner' who were in the ward interfered, and each were picked
up; they thee pet themselves in the altitude I.r. fighting,
and had one round; the deceased gave M'Cartby the Area
blow; upon which the latter closed on him, and they both
went down again, and here the deceased was uuderntest, and
the other fell on him ; they were again picked up, and the
"'reeved appeared very pale, and,ASA"I am much hurt,
will not 6ghl say more."
Coroner—At the lime the deceaded Brat threw the bread at
liPCarthy, bed the latter dose any thing to excite his anger ?
—No; the bread was not throws wiab a malicious intent, it
was in a frolic.
By a Juror—Had they ever quarrelled, do you know !
Never ; the deceased .as very fund of sky-larking.
Eddard Martin and Edward Murphy corruburated the
testimony of the preceding "tritium.
Mr. W. H. Box, the surgeon to the prison, saw lbe de.
ceased on Saturday, a few minutes before his death; exm
mined the body, and fouod all sound and right except the
interior of the bead, in which' he found the urge artery of
the dare matter had given way, and upwards of fuer creneee
of coagulated blued bad effused from the artery, sad bad
flooded the left hemisphere of the brain, which peasant
caused his death.

Verdict—Manslaughter apainst Jade M.Cartky.

A•.4VAL INIELLIG&ACE.

MARCH 30.

Sailed the Solon, Medlin, fug St. Hbe's; Tropic, Eta.-
ford, for liarbadues ; Wilson, Putting's., for New York;
Shauuuo, Dalrymple, for Demerara; Wuudpark, Bowo, fur
St. Thomas's; Hope, Scott, fur Newfoundland; Burton,
Reed,for Alicant ; Allies, Kirk's, fur Buenos Ayres; Audro-
macbe, for the Cape of Good Hope; Liffey, fur Lisbon;
Helmer, Barclay, for J•malea ; Intrepid transport, for Cork ;
Alexander, Erriogiun, fur Math ire; Adrtaa, Horn, for Cal-
cutta; Phaeton, fur St. Christie.; Torrent, fur Jamaica;
Edward, Jormau, for ditto; Ellen, Baotou, for ditto; Coven-
try, Horn, for Si. Kitt's; Fortitude Increased, Masonic fur
ditto; Hesry William, Wurts, fur Malta; and Lovely Aun,
Burgess, for ditto.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 30.
Arrived the Duke of Wtlliairtuo, lament, from Terra•
Roue; Aeon, Cuudy; and Three Brothers, Spaul, how
London.
Suited and returned the Steamer packet, Sutton, fur
Li.boa. DEAL, MARCH 31.

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Last night it came on to blow excessively hard iu squills
from N. and N.N.W. which cuutiaurd until moon or ibis
day. In the cootie of the melt several of the outward.
bound cut or ported and went to sea. The Prune Regent,
Lamb, front London to India broke her chain-cable. The
Nedra, Sammie& from Loudon for Si. Übe's, lust two an.
chola and a cable. The Daedalus, Hindmarsh,:from London
for hliratnichi, lost an 'mohair wad cable; and the Venus,
*Nichol, for Hornlike, lost as anchor and cable. The whole
of the above remain here. Several whirs have beers riding
with two anchors ahead, but but from the appearance of the
writhe' we think they will be eaahled to purchase their an-
chars. The Hon. East Wm Company's ship Canning sailed
about too p m ; the Prince Repot sailed mum