The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-08-06 00:00:00

POLICE.

from Greenland ; 'Claude
Hohion, from Prtershergh ;
,aerford ; Desiree,. ;
Nancy, Edgar ; Perseve.
Anderson, font R•gs
and the Jane, Anderstsn,
Lanz and Charlotte,
tit; Mary Ann, Wardroper,
Anton ;. Ann and Jane,
tie Adelphi2, R (ton
:unslterland, front ditto.
lone:, from London ; Celum-
Benetta, frosts liar-

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iat led from a. ring in temporal affairs, and receiving
presence.
small legacies. He then submitted, that the terMARI.IOIOVGH•STREET. ........
/1 tato:- did not mean these legacies frr the religious
order, but for the superior;, as a small compen- .I,:fiey Haat was yesterday brought before the
Magistrates at this Office, charged with assaulting.
Elizabeth Calvers, and fora breach of promise of FROM 1.1.0 YD•
AIIIIIveD.
At Portsatnuth—the St. Jrate‘lh, .
• 1 action for the great loss they had sustained by the
marriage. becea,Charleton ; Olive }leaner, WI
French revolution, and that as it was not in trust Enssbein. Stephenson ; and
1 fur the .- order, the Court would be of opinion, that The prosecutris stated, that, she west to live as "t;
. Inn,
house-keeper with the Defendant Hobbs, who was a At f('lbraltar.
they were capable of receiving it. ;owev—ch• —, Hanson, I
barber in the neighbourhood of Fitzroy-square, and At Slistol-nthe Catharine,—, I
The Loan ....:AAPICELI.Citt said, the words cf the
resided with him for some time in that capacity. At Dover—the Enterprise, Wattle
will were—" To the Superior cf the Benedietine
The time rolled pleasantly on, till some neighbours, ‘v,r.s.,r t.iverpoothe John Morgan,
NI-nks in the Ni. rth and South Provinces of Eng. hinitnn, Stringer • Ortneral et
more prone to scandal than good-nature, began to
land ,"—He would ask, could he, according to lass; ins. ;Lin, Parley, tram New Wean.;
throw out such insinuation: against her reputation, rwston ; Whims,Cere, J.
recoitnise the superior of such an order in England?
as made her most unhappy ; a wound in that most Royce. barn Ilstbed.ses • Charlott
Mr. Pioov thonght he might, as he would, if it
vital part touched her to the quick ; and Hobbs Isiestor...l!ltillips, from Niassachuseti
was left to the Grand Master of the Masons, or the from I rteste; Lion. Spedding,
having a grown•iip daughter living with them at
superior of any other society.legit, Findlay ; and the Tnetis, H
home, she urged the necessity of a matrimonial knot.
The Learned G•mtleman was about to proceed ; E-thef, Jones ; Aeasta, Cavan'.
to secure her reputation, and tie the neighbours' Fairfield. Vetch ; Ardent, Brim ;
but it being half past three o'clock, the hour ap.
it tongues. ratites Marshall; and the ifellcity,
pointed for the Court rising, the further hearing was
Aftcr much persnasion, and in order to give her a !lope, Thornton ; Atlas, ;
deferred until to-morrow.
• ' credit in Fitzroy M .rket Hobbs publicly declared fain:itnt'le'Vt'ai's:l, 1i..71,jr°,..","„ 'l,wrnitinii"
WHITILOCK V. IniTCOCIIT an 4 OTti res. be would marry her, and appointed a day for that t'nmW bn John and M
y tug; My
• The Logo CII•NCEL LOP. delivered judgmert in They accordingly. onh the day appointed, Inellerei Futtane, White; and til
this case, which was a general demurrer to the Sill. were
purpose.ro ccl Sc.es . Anne's
whenc church, in order to m
He said be Ads.read the Bill over more than six conseperiateeethemLtpopy union, Hobbs began. to At Lan . —The Cumberland,
Ouse*, f •' • - ilf well understanding it ; and runain te upon the subjed ;he represented, in At Dublin—The Crenate, Jolts
lie w ~ eo. saPthat no Bill ever filed but, —, Er.i I; -, -me the
r.: • t• • '`l'-' ••••••••••• ::'.' strong terms, the inutility of such a cerellisey be- 'manes.
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