The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-06-15 00:00:00

LORD HAWKE.

Yesterday morning as Lord Hawke was returning
to his house in Gloucester-place, the boa work
which fastens iii•the pule of his curricle, sudden!)
gave way; the horses set off at full speed, and
the curricle was overturned by the post at the
corner of the street. Lori Hawke was taken up
nearly and was earn into the home of
Mr. Claveriog Savage, ut ti:uucester.place, where
he received every kind attentioutatid, we are happy
to state. that has. Lordship, with the exception
of souse severe comm.:crop, and the dialocatiou
of cis left bbouldrr, w in. a fair way not to suffer
materially by the accident, which may he alto-
gether called a wonderful escape. Lord liawke,
serire; the tisat er. with the greatest humanity and
presence of tositJ, advised his groom in the curriirle
to get out Irwhind ; he accordingly did so, and was
unhurt. Mr. Wood the surgeon, was luckily pass-
ing by at the time, and immediately b 1,41 his Lord-
ship; and Messrs. Griffiths, Heavoide. and Thomas,
inetantly attended.

Yesterday rnnretng.' Its illastarr. and Pris-
e:mei ACGUSTA and Saran*. with several 'third-
ant. rode on Por.ebaek is Wrodsor Park.

WellaiesilJy evening, De. MINIMS etnveti at
Wintlettr, 3:141 rernaiated that sight with the Pnn.
cesq AMELIA. Her Royal IHNliiie4a had ia 'rood
night's rest, rod yesterday morning she appeared
little er,ier.

Th.- following is the Bisiletia ironed last morning,
respcctlog his Royal Higbeem the Duke of Cum-
IMILAND:—

" His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland kas lad
ISMS goud deep; bu wonathi eartinue to tftse a favourable
a mice. ;Signed) " HI HALFORD.
lirrune L:
.-14, 1310. " EVERARD 00311 E-

The crowd of people to see the ()Like of CUM.,
111.11 LAND'S spartaseats, while open for inspection,
was innintinse; bat they have been siwt. in COMlC-
q..ence of some of tie visitors having stolen the
binder to has Royal Highness's night-cap.
Wednesday, the Duchess of BauSSWICK left her
iu Spring-gardens. for the si•iison, 6i.tr Black-
heath. Her Royal Highness has, we unlierstand.
take.l Lord Pstiettoseutes house, in 11m:over-
sqiiare, for the nest three years.
The Bishop of Osroaa, whose life was despair-
ed of a few days since, we are happy to say. was
declared out of danger. or at least better, by Sir
HENRY Ilat.sonis and UT. BAILLIT, ou %Veda's-
day iiroro•ng.
11'edoe.day evening, Lord PALIIIIMTORI gave •
grand rout, for his sistersoit bis house so Grosvenor-
street.

The entertainment given by the Duchess of
Dtt-
vnrieullu, on Mond ,y night, was the granJest that
ha. been given this beacon. The company had not
all left till after five o'clock. It is • remarkable
circumstance, that the late Duchess gave a similar
entertainment that night ten years. •

Sir Humans PtttLttn, we understand. Moult-
Mg a honk to prove by argon). mu, a priori, that
Mrs. CLa ass's insinuations of his love for her per-
son are not founded on fart. he bring a believer io
the reetempsythosis, abstinent from all species of
flesh sod fish. /woe or otherisbe.

His Racellene, the PERSIAN AMBASSADOR hav-
ing signified a wish to be made a Member of the
Society of Freemasons, part/auk of a grand dinner,
yesterday. at the Thatched-House Tavern. in St.
Jantes'sstreet. The Earl of Mota•' as Deputy
Grand Molter. in the absence of his Royal High-
tics+ the Prince of W•Las. took the Chitr.—
His Royal Highness the Duke of Susssi was also
present ; as welt as the Earl of Patient'''. who gent
• buck for the occasion ; and Mr. Immuring sent
in six dozen of champagne. The ceremony was to
bike place about nine o'clock, and his Excellency
intends to establish a lodge in Persia.

Mr. Venire arrived last week in Dublin, ou au
engarment at the Theatre of that city.
Yesterday the Officers of the glorious gstli
Corm, and the Officers of the South Lincoln Mili-
tia. gar, a grand entertunuornt, on account of
th-or rereiviinj and thrisling prise nr3,0001.. drawn
last Friday, which they bought ot Tomas:is Lot-
tery 016ce. Na. 1. gkinnerta.treet,
After the usual toasts to the Rural. FAMILY* the
sore oss--.. Mai additional surer,* attend all ael-
vuetterers at Tunica's Lucky ()Mr. sad inay the
Officer.. both of the Army and Nary, enjoy it. with
ever./ feilaw Briton ;" which sill drank pith the
gravest enthusiasm.

LAW LYTELLMENCIA

coert OF EIG'S•IIL*CII,p/kittilksveca, Jura 14.

Sittings a Nisi Prins, Orfnre Lotti ELLEN,-
Dualmag, end a Spcti4Jrry. '

Tilt RING. V. IICIAT,

This lee an indictones4 Defendants
fur maknig a false entry upon the county tolls,
fur the purpose of defrauding the Prosecutor.

'Mr. Gaitauw atuted. diet the Derchtintir wed • I
steward of the Manor of Hockney. The Prosecu-
tor, Mr. Cburch, was jit possession of au estate.
in right of his wife, tart freehold, and part cupy.
hold. The lea.e of the copyhold huyitig espsred.
the Defendant ordered a conveyance of it to be
made user toe Mr. Berkeley. a booker. He directed
h,o atilt to draw tip due agreement, 111 the diaft of
wlucU the clerk art forth tlie.tuipial description
or the estat...and the one that then appeared on the
surrey of Cie le:ithr; lie a/sis directed bin to en-
gross it, to be ,at on the county tali*, and to leave
Menke fur the mimes and the descriptions. When
it come to be steer tord. it time found that sufficient
room bud nut Leen left fur the ()comp( . and
the new one was only inserted. The Viosecittor
refused ho gait the vendee., on the ground that
part being Irrehold. and'not described aa such. he
had not a right to surrender His title. Mr. Berkeley
brought an ejectment. and the Prodeentor was dia.
pueseated, by which means be was deprived of his
fietbold property.
The Arroa • aT-Gan tat t contended, in defence,
that the Defendant bed Only done his duty. The-
Prosecutor had hr his inattention forfeited his copy-
bold, mud. the Defendant. as a faithful set vain, had
entered us such., an which account he thought the
Jury could out hesitate in goring a verdict fur the
Llefeudant.

Lord Et.r.►traoencuH observed. that no inten-
tion to defr.ind the Prubecutor had been proved
against the Defendant. and he could not be cutivi-
dered arissiverahle fur the onsisooss of hi» eierk.
The Jury. gave a verdict for the Defendant.