The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-08-29 00:00:00

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ari,e titillating there far she said she titre sot am th, she
believed Mr Miller was going to have a Naval that eves.
lag ; Mrs. Wbehro's litik by woe at P. Jekliel ;
He koesr-Jolta Toirog very well; lie, •ril imebool with
him ' • he lalieirrd he workrd at Mr. tapas'. Ideas wase4Hisei
leaarbetreet ; he passed by Mr. Jerviii's hose, at •iireo'clork
as Isitiddy.didediag, as Mary &O at the door, and salad
hie his, she did. Hr isir her again is the reciting oboat
eke o'clock ; she seemed math agitated, dad appeared ho
br afraid to stay I. Ml Jervia'a boom slow, ao the robbery
at Mr. Miller's had rake. plate. This was oiler he bad bees
all home and heard of the rubbery. He weber told soy per.
soli that be sitoke to the alga who was standsug at the church
door.

John *milk the ward.beadle of Go.eenhithe, was examined
to esssfroot the lust witwess. He stated, that on daturds,
IsA went to Juba Gair's msstres, is Abehurch;luars, and
loet John Gale to • pothlic house in Casisoossmireet and
searched hiss. but feed soothing of tl suspicious nature ye
him. He guestimated kiss as to the perilous. he saw outside of
kr. Servies house,
.sotol asked hiss whether story spoke Its
hi.. He said es ; but thit he briseved the gusset mon es
the eharkh steps spoke to Mary Eagle. He thought it the
tome that the gown also was au old sweetheart of het's, ur
wasted to be ler sweetheart ; he thought be was • ha tt ett
but be did soot know his same, or where he was to be
footed.

T►e easintintaisia of Jobs Osle was renamed. He avid
that Mary Eagle told hi abet able retarded to the bathos
that the young toast bud spoke's to her, bat she did obi say
that sbe snows-sea bine; this was after be bail been up as the
front mow On toolbar question being about to he rat to
the willies+, he fell ors else goof in ■ fainting fit. A medical
gealletilan kappessed to be prearsy and tai about less =Malt'
he vru recovered.

In the Mg, time, the sitting Magistrate, Alderman
Thompson, had rose to the Maisidou Adam on sonar pariah
Meioses, which required she presesee of Iwo A Idtrmen.
On has resent, at three o'clock, be addressed John Gale, end
itsfonsod him that in coesequeNce of his iodispciaition be
world col then farther examsb him, but he coosidereil that
he had prevaricated seffscirot in his evidence so authorise
bins to order his into custody tir the purpose of his been
re.examitied ire 'amber day. The tritons was them
hate eardody.
Aeon Mary Eagle, she servaist of Mr. Jervis, was sett
brought foraged, mad her former evident* was teed over tea
her, from which it appeared that she was the setwast of Mr.
Thomas Jervis, and she was alone in her inwitees hard, or,
Sunday the 15th natant ; at half-past eleven o'clock she
heard a bell ring, sod saw two gentlemen, in appearance, at
Mr. Milky s door ; they rung the bell several times sof
kaocked at the door looldy, and afterwards ',toed she doer
with a key, which appeared to her to be a picklock key; ahe
afterwards retired to toe kitchen ; she Imre at the time
that Me. sad Mrs. Miler were gone to church ; she did not
hear of the robbery until the evening ; her canon, Mary
Eagle, came to are her about six o'clock is the twining, wises
sloe told her of the rubbery.
Oa her stewed examiustion, it appeared on her being told
that a in.. said he saw her speaking so ap. nom in thessrert,
from a window at the time of the robbery, and that she had
Doe or two mem in the home with her at the time; she ad.
misted that Jobs Gale was with her, and that she beard hies
speak to some person it she street from the window. Y.s.
feeds, she said that *hes Gale came to Mr. Jervis's, al eleven
o'clock, he had a boy or Mrs. Whelan's In his arms. The Seel
time she sew him in that Sends; was at Dias o'clock
in the marsh" ; she was steadier at the door, sad he asked
her how she did. She answered him. The second time she
saw him was shoot a quarter after (levee; he stopped in the
house about is half or three quaiters of ea hour; she saw
him afterwards daring she day, butt not to speak to him. libe
sow him again about nine o'clock in she erasing; he stood
inside of bet master's warehouse door ; be stopped a quay.
ter of an hour or sweaty minutes. She knew of tiie rob-
bery before six o'clock. Gale told her he Word Miller's bed
bee. rehosill; she had heard of it before from Mn. Viaer ;
she had sees no oar to speak of it to except her sister,Who
was eleven years of age, sod her mono, who came shout
six o'clock, mad she told her of it ; when she went to the
frost room, between eleven and twelve o'clock, she saw two
men like gentlemen open Mr. Miller's door, hot she never
told Mrs. Miller that ahem, two meat:one out with hospice;
she heard Mrs. Drake's boy tell Mn. Vise, so, and repeated it
to Mrs. Miller, who mast have mistook what she esid.ar
tioderesood her ; she never told Mr. Scott shot she saw slim
come out wish a prckluck.key and • bag, nod go towards
Loodon Bridge ; she could nos have told him so, Air she did
••I know such • perwaa as Mr. Scott. She would swear
most positively that she did pot see two persons come out
of Mr. Miller's house. John Gak was iu the arcotid pair
frost room with ler ; she looked oust of she window, and saw
a person siting es Mr. Miller's steps with • beg; there was
a young sea arandrog ea the church steps; he asked her if
she was ping to church; she answered that she was not;
she did soot know him, bast she had ono him before, as he
had spokes to her at Mr. Jervis's d 0.,,. She would know
his again if she saw him ; he bail ear a blue coat, • Stored
waistcoat, and duck trousers. She had no recollection of
Jobs Gale speaking so any person ia the street out of the
window—had en recollectior that she stated iis her former
evideace that he did.

Alderman Thompson thee informed her, that I. miesiiiered
there were sufficient eoritrailictiusir i• her evideace to es.
Uri:prim hi. to rrnsaod her into custody for further exami.
elation. He thee directed that the witocsees s►ould be co•-
lined apart.
The father of the yang woman asked if bell would be
take* for her ammoniac*.

Mr. Alderman Thompson said, he should opt consider
hitoselfjoesedird in taking bail.
The father observrd, that his daughter's character had
bees always good, and there was DO charge sow aganest her.
He could obtain bail to say amouut fur her appearance vier
required.
Mr. Paine, clerk to the •Mee—u llsere is so charge sow
slimiest her, hot there may h use of perjury hereafter."
The unfortunate sad iuterestinrksoliiiig young WOMNIII
was taken into custody, sod her father kft the office wit►
tears pouring dews his aged cheeks.

ROBBERY OF A MASTER BY HIS SERVANT.
Thomas Noyes, a decent looking yoga( swan, was charged
by Mr. Sherwood, of tbe Arm of Sherwood, Neely, and Jonas
booksoilers said publishers, of Paternoster-row, sub Maio,
robbed sham.

Mr. Sberwood stated, that the Prisoner had bee• employed
In their warehouse for about 13 smooths. He was informed
by souther Knobs in his employ, that the Prisoner was it the
habit of suing Cato the wsre►us•e at an early hoer is this
roriesiog, sod Chug money out of the till He directed
that pereria butt everting to mark It.. and A.I. of half-
pesee sad mg them into the All ansuaget the other half-
pesos. This inuessing the witness wrist to she till shoot eight
•clock—he feemd it luekrd—he opened it with his Loy and
fused that eight of the marlud shillings with three of the
masked halfpence sere guise. He seal for as Aker who
searched the Priapism, awl the masked money ass Arend ogi
him, with mien euvereigwo, *ad in ►is boa were fw►ed lee
shilling* is hairpiece, a gold ring and broach, and • smog
but, which lied beer made a 'reseal In she witness twisty
years lack.
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the Prieeeet had nothing tie soy is his &ferry; he threw
hiaegelf as the Battey of hie mask,. He woe (ally cususkt. al
fur trial.

Thaw Taylor was poi to lb* bar.
Mr. Charles Wilkins said he belonged to the Cohort;
Thastre; that be lived is blemetes-buildings, Lambeth;
that same time ►wk the Primmer lame to the heave where
be lodged, the how.* of M►s. Derebey, who supported three
children by her industry, her husband hem; a p.tr►'o
and represented himself to her as the miters, sun a 54
Thomas Beresford, ►od that his comer:ea° with subibtr was
greet; that he decorated the dieser and supper tables for
them on (need uccssiues; that he was purveyor to Vase-
bell; sad, amusgst otiose aims, he stated that ►e was
shortly to bie monied to the daughter of ibr Reverted
Wm. Fletcher, of atehasoisd. Ott ibis repreeeetuiee Moe.
Darnley did sot thick an iemilry was oreessery, and she *d-
oodled bins to occupy he► first flour ; about a week after.
wards he sb•cesdrd in the night wiihuut psyisg • shilling
for his lodging ur 0.4 sic box tickets be had had for Mr.
Redirell'. Moral.

Ali the hard .0 eeeisitted is Limy, the AWevaites di-
rected that the Primmer shield be takes to Unioe•hall

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