The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-11-18 00:00:00

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irCH,ffESfiNtItISTEIt --!sroT.l7.
this morning, the Terri an(
, and the Petty Jories, atie,,j4
over, and took the %bud
nny, Mr. Justice Game 'ill.
trge to the Grand Juries. H.
rat and populace county, npos
ind respectable attendance if
n he had the honour of ad.,
ularly recommended to theirl
uisances Which •So continually
metropolis, especially emit
the receptacles of gambler,
Ids of every description. He
the duty of certain officers of
hese matters properly hef, re
gleded that duty, they were
punishable with the original
rand Jury would report, cot
t any other offence or nuisance
it personal krt,3% ledge, to
entand imprmsive charge. .he
rded, by informing them t°l4
ch was formerly the place la
their business, being the in sa
meet in, the Court had ordered
he prepared fit their use, and
id them perfedly eoramodium

then occupied, till new twelve
bail, discharging a number. cf
in several Harriaters, Attar.
o. JOMIt aotinson.
unset fo: the Admiralty and
loved the return of the writ of
s case. The Defeodant
he gaol of Liverpool upon a
el now appeared in Coart is
ten before the Magistrate on
icuiion being reek-1t appear.
to Defendant had been Mssiet
on a voyage to the coast of
105 ; upon his arrival riff Old
inn of the crew, named Dun.
s, and had him tied up and
ids took a thick rope's erd,
!rely with it across the loins,
14 days, and then died.
,He
huller treatmea to two other
Grady and „Tames Withal:nu
ed. The crew then threw she
and gave the command rf the
late ; hut upon an enemy air.
permitted the Defendant to se.
on condition that he would
:its. Some days atter, they
enemy's privateer, ut superior
lay they were recaptured, and
ever, that the persons who
had been in Liverpool, for
before they preferred their
dagistrates That in come.
:re of the ship, they were (sh-
in of the saline out of their
iently threatened the Delcui.
rave them a sum of money.
but he unitormly refused
ssing hi, consciousness of his

be D4endant, seas proceedirg
sn infamous conspiracy. when
cits observed, that from what
:mut, enough bad appeared v
was a lit case for bail. The
y entered into recogniaance,
iur sureties in 1001. each, awl

•. RICHARD arm
his case had been a respectable
Bristol, and was conriefed of
Bien upon an Excise Officer.
etutning horn*, with a van-
a handkerchief, when he sv,s
the officer, who asked him
went home to the Defend-
nd the question being repe.t•
attered the coffee about his
lathered it up. Upon which,
nit a bill of parcel, charging
coffee, and thrust it into tha
to produce any permit, and
ihe officer.
in passing the judgment of
ted with some severity upon
fence, particularly when cora•
in must, from his situ.. am in
otter. lie bore an excellent
ceable demeanour. except to
it was highly necessary to
him. He was then sentenced
sonment, in the King's Bench
piration of that period, to find
good behavi.dir.
Lord Ellenborough eat it
w undefended, and other un•
re disposed jo.

Windsor having claimed their
he piece of pound called
Windsor, will bait their game
ty next, in Bacheloss Acre.—
lowing prizes to the owner of
For the best dog, 31 13s. 6d.
silver collar, value :to Lbw
:he fourth, a collar, value 1.51.
siting, w.ll be killed, and die'
f 1"‘ incisor.
latter y finished on Saturday
The Tickets No 9,330, and
week, the former a Prise of
10,0001. were both sold in
iz•so. Beams, and Co.'s Of-
Exchange, London. Tickets
on sale for the ensu:ng State
of which begins January 13.
contains two nizas of 30,0001.
of 10,0001. three of 5,000 i
the Country, accompan'ed
'ZeCuted on the same terms ac