The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-11 00:00:00

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CORONAWS INQUEST.

•WFUI. INSTANCE OF SUDDEN DEATH.

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a•torioas to Whlntinster, sari ordered the watchman to
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sttet hins.foc..keeping a do bear.
Therwatehisean wee ajoirngly.boiad over, sod the Poi-
soners erne tl inged oat eresestody.
bh• all .0 charged with Imelda' 1 dirt**
pilintMedwea.
. Gehomejlepla, the ofleor, avid be west rated with the
'...iLitbef.Pll3pl oa Tnesday nicht last ; he parsed them at
Syr Minutes before churn o'clock, and ease to the belt
anoint illy Gabor public-Imm, la New Chapelowert, kept
by 3lv. liall.• The watchman told his that the house wee
shot ispesard that several bed cletrariera Ind bees turned
silk he, iiiimever, entered. aed found the two rooms below
stairs full otleird onesen end bpi% sad in sorts a Mate that
no decent person *bold enter. That was the amid state of
t honer. •
"The defendant pretested two wherries to Atom, thin
statessurat. The .wirer wan not in company with the patrol,
Hod he called is esti, ha lesW.pest ran o'clock.
Hill, the street.beeper, &posed so the ettettloW•grocrally
made by the Defendant so keep Inn Mime orderly, end par.
trenrarly dodos divine worship me Sunday.
Tb. klagisteste said, the license bad been treoeferred is
ressespnace of tOe goal eke/atter the Defendant bore.
Thera trap as error Is the informatioo, cud coaseepiestly the
char was dismissed.
klr. Harper, landlord of the Windsor Castle, is ?MAUL
tiefile, as whose beau a club, celled a Free aid Rasp, is
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hehi once a week, war asininoted.
Davis a patrol, and the watrionso, we she only smirkers..
11 oppeared that lister had Amnesia/a mined with the elesh Do
leut Toutlay night. and aesaalted the Choiranuieur his quit.
troy the beanie; use of them %resistive's** seat to the watch-
tower, het the. hiwoliord It ail tunes mod every effort to
.eaten all• bad distorters, ansureprently the .sophist was
dismiesed.. t• ' • ' •
,taw* Ortliery, ti youth, *he wee rename, at a late bane
is th•eiturrehysrel,• with a shoe, ladder spas his shoulder,
-Ten raaallised. The Prime*. fail he got his bylaw by
skewing permute the interior• el she Howse of Lards and
'Commons donne the retem.• His mother is • peer woman, •
soil w,se from home when be came to the door of their lesde-
Hie, and Radios- the doer shut be took the ladder, which
t.rtoogrol to a friend, to get in at the whitlow. He was
hutted up till the Watts of bis sessertious could be ascertained.

List eight se Inquisition, was held et the Coach and
-Tirears. Morlbersietireterei, before 1 homes Mink Esq.
'Cnroticr, on the hotly of Mr. George Sarm.
It sepeered from Hie evades.. produced, that the deceased
oar roll years of age. He was partner I. the hawse of Smith
•,34 Bowes. peper-staieers, is Palmed-street, OxAnal street;
er•erally essioyeti a good state u heath ; ao Wednesday
morning be cemplaiiiial of iediminsitioe bat recovered
shortly afterwards. and about twelve e'clerlt molt his hat
and umbrella to go oat ores hosieese ; he was its mover.
amine with Mr. Smith in abs osmium's., when Ise was suit.
deal, in the art of fallrag, aid Mr. Smith seized him ie his
/MIA wool poi him sitting ea a ("Air; the family Doctor was
tosiestly snit for, and be tieriamil as qviek as possible, but
upon feeling hie pulse, he prommoord hies isile.deed, sod
'bogged it vaie to try so bleed ilia, as the deceased's
death was occasioned by apoplexy.
The Coroarr mid Jetty ceiwrisled with the Doctor, that the
deoseresre death was imeasiumd by apopkxy, end returned •
verdict to that effect.

A Greek deed for oth:, drawn in the Thebais.
the 9th day of Epiphi, and its the 4th year of she
reign of CLILOPATRA slid her son ProtutY So-
-7111 ii. (eath July, Amur 113 before Citatsz),
tool registered 28th of blesort following (12th Sep-
tember), has brru krooght to Europe by a traveller
Aimed CASATI, 05,41 purchased for the Itoyal Li.
hrary of Frdoce. 'lt is stated to he the moot ancient
Greek MS. in ezistence: a similar deed of the year
105 before CHRIST, has been published. Mr.
Cisays has bronght from Egypt reveral other no.
'ire/eating specimens of Greek and Egyptian writings
on ',spy us.—( diattargh Ilbserrer.)
11'eare happy to find that a very large quantify
of clothing was rent off from this place, on the 9.31
oft. consigned to Messrs. BA lIIIRWALI. anti M•Dait-
low's', Liverpool, for distribution amongst the Irish
!warrant ry. The articles furnished by the product of
the Repository at the Races were the following:
44 jackets, 153 saes 's shipta, 113 brdasoss, 48 boy's
rresara's bardkerchir(s. 42 cloaks. 16 spoiler, 4
roots s. canolerpriars, 33 elsibireo's frocks, 41 pairs of tray-
s& a. 13 shifts, sad 115 kernel petticoats.
'J oe rensausog articles, consisting of contributions
from thffetent individuals sent to Mrs. EATON, at
the Gaol, were as follow, viz.
42 shirts, 232 shifts, 225 petticoats, 84 bedirowns. 18 bed
slip, 38 frocks, 27 jackets. 21 wpaire's handkerchiefs, 33
baby cape, 45 baby shirty, A Honk', 5 piasforea, 8 pairs of
Owes. 1 pair of %cork', t Iraby'alilsoket, 2 wouseri'm •prems,
26 caps 17 rhildrtn's beaBowns,snd.2l pairs of
(Darby Mercury)

°I The seven men olio cc' stated in our hot had
16 been impeached by Adds, 114 being accomplices with
inn in the brutal aflitir at Billing, limit-mem no-
. other examination oil Tneotoy, before JANIS J•-
cne,o, 11, E.g. but the old mini. the husband of the
puvr woman who sons enurtlsred. bring unable in
swear to any of them, they were all do:charged.—
/Afaidsforre Paper.)
Joshua Keaton, of Wooler Mill, miller, has been
committed for trial at the next Northumberland
Assizes, charged with haring, on the 15th of Sep-
tember last, wilfully and maliciously set fire to a
rui;lnt Wooler, belonging to the Earl or TANKER.
•tr.ut, of which the prisoner was tenant, with au
tio.nt to horn the came.

WiMoon Farrage, who wait capitally csnvieted at
the la,t Northuilaberland Assizes of selling bra to
mid burning a coin-stack, belonging to B. PERRY,
at Rothbury, is ordered to be coofined and kept to
Lard labour for two years. He will be employed
about the wniks'of the Gaol now building at Mot.-
peth, by virtue of the Act of (Virulent.
Out the night of the 13th alt. a party of armed
in,irgents set fire to a buirldiag.on the premises
telniigirg to JAMES HILL, iiV:treig, near Clog.
whereby a cow 'wave. a great quantity of
‘.heat, vats, and hay, and numerous implements of
Cosbnintry, were consumed. A reward of 1501. is
-offered for the apprehein.ion of any of the persons
concerned in the oat: age.

On the 20th ult. lietween 40 and 50 persona mi.
.riti;,lrd with carts and i are, and violently entered
the lands in the occupation of RICH►RD and
PATaacs tIOW•RD, at Irishtown, in the county of
'labile, and rescued from the custody of the Bailiffs
en posoesaton several atacks of wheat and oats, which
Led been distrained for relit, and afterwards broke
open the pound, sail released a great quantity of
tattle, which had been seized en for rent.

On the night of Finlay, 13th September, Edward
Murray, charged will' horse stealing; John Can-
ttinghaw, a a grogram ; and Johnstone Brows. who
were eusfined in the county gaol of Dung:moon,
contrived to mate their escape by cutting the iron
bars of their cell window, and through a siliceof
only si inches by 17 descended into the yard. from
vehtlier. by the help of their bed-dollies, they as-
cended the yard 1,44 mid hate not since been
heard of.

AXTRAORDINARY FLICID.

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A mom enemata arid daring fraud has hew
committed on some of the most respectable ember-
deal, of this town by two Frenchmen. calling them..
selves Coast St. Julien and Chevalier Villeneuve.
By seine means or other they contrived to impose
on an eminent banker of Birotineltant; who gave
them letters to • merchant 01 fin. ingn. They
were received by hire to • very hospitable manner,
and he invited • party to inert them at his tattle.
This, of roues., gave them contort, in society—
they were invited to the house of nnoriter gentleman,
nod soon formed • pretty extensive rcquaintstsce.
They eepeerniell themselves au a Colonel and Wine
in the minty, fleeing from France as actors in Berton's
conspirscy. A subscription was ..ads for them, and
they soon after embarked fur Marlinham. On their
arms, there they et:named to swindle some of the
reerelmats, awl immediately returned to Liverpool.
Their villainy was not ihrienvered, and they were
akain recei•ed into smii•ty—they had .ohteiimi per-
mission to return to France. and • gentleman of
this town agreed to accompany them. Previously
to their departure they visited all the !public build-
inr,s, the Schools mid charities, •stril appeared
In take • great interest in every thing con-
nected with education. On their arrieal in Lon-.
don poesports were oblidurd : our Liverpool
friend hod occasion to get his 'welt repaired
before he set oil, and Comet St. Julien urcom•
ponied him tn the shop. He was told it would sake
some time, and, as he could not wait, she watchmaker
lent him another. It is almost tiecillers.utseq, that
before they left London the Count contrived' Wirt
the watch out of the shop, on some pretence or oilier.
On their arrival in France, the Count iuriendol that
Ms pocket had been picked, and our town•inan ge-
nerously offered them what motley they ri wiired; on
reaching the capital they were to take their gore
to the chateau of the Count'. mother ; lint it hap-
pened. most unexpectedly, that the good lady us.
from home, atwhich circumstance the greatest disap-
pointment was expressed. However they agreed to
dine at a Hestsurtiteur's in the evening ; and as
VilleneuVe 'had to go into the country, lie I ..haroweil
our towusmso's borrowed watch, in order that he
might be exact. The time for dinner had arrived,
but the„-oebfly dogs clime not. Our townsinisn be.
gen ti think that • warning he received from
• sharp-sighted friend before he left Liverpool,
was not without foundation. fie returned to the
hold, foond • letter addressed by Villeneuve
to the Count ; he opened it, end read, " We
have been diseovered,Sneet me of such nn hoer, at
• house in such a street at 'l'ersetilles, to-morrow."
Our friend immediately determined to go there
himself; he did an, but found no such street or
house—he returned, went into his bed-room, and
found that in Iris absence his portmstitena had been
opened by the key which was appended to the 'rot
watch, and every thing had been earl led off. We
understand these clever fellows left no trace what-
ever by which they ore likely to be drtertrd, and
many of oar friends are one laughing at the other
for having been so thoroughly duped.—(Lieerpoul
Advertiser.)
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