The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-04 00:00:00

11111110173 ACCIDENT.

Yesterday afternoon • splendid equipage, bearing • co.
asset, was apart on ihe road between Brixton and Croydon,
owing to the misconduct of the coachman, who was drank,
pod mashie to manage the spirited horses intrusted to his
care. The carriage fell on its side, and although not broken,
received that sort of damage which, is • pecuniary view,
mist make just the Stine differeoce to the owner. There
were two Centimes inside, one of whom received • contu-
sion on the side of the Mead, which caused stupefaction f.r
some time ; the other had his hands cut shockingly by the
glum window, through which he thrust them is has fright.
Aria some difficulty the carriage was put to rights, the
coaehma■ was plated in the inside, and the whole was eit•
trusted to the groom, who was lucky enough to escape the
accident, to bring it to town, whilst the Gentlemen walked
on to obtain • pust-chaise at Croydon or Salto• to pursue
their journey.

Adds, who is committed t• oar county gaol,
charged with the wilful murder of ELIA" M'Catta
TNT, at Biding, as stated in our last. has impeach-
ed his companions, seven in number. oho have been
apprehended, and ou Wednesday they underwent
an examination in the Justice-room at the New
before JAMBI Jao•asoN, Esq. one of the
Magistrates fur the county. Owing to the absence
of some material witness'', they were remanded for
re.examination. Their names are George Phillips,
George lissenden. David Day. James Masters,
John Sears, Edward Baker, and kieha►d Bar-
gess.—(Maidstone Paper.)

Doca —We have been credibly informed that
for some tune post several of the wstehmeu of this
town have been seen on their nightly rounds, each
attended by a large dog. This is • practice which
we are cosi6dent requires only to be known to be
visited with the severest displeasure of the Magi.-
trate.. It is not to be borne that a person should,
in addition to the punishment provided by -few fur
night disturbance., be liable to here not only his
body torn, but his peace of mind fur a time destroy-
ed by the bite of so enraged animal—an occurrence
sure to happen, even in an accidental scuffle
arising, wit not unfreqoeutly does, out of the inso-
lence of those whose business it is to preserve the
peace.--( /Verccostle Paper.)
On Saturday night, the gad ult. as Mr. THORPE,
travelling hosier, of tiulwell, was returning home
from Nottingham, he was stopped in Ssitity-lane
(leading from the north corner of the forest to Bar
ford) by four men, one of 'ilium presented • pistol
at him, whilst the rest prueeeded to abuve him in
the most outrageous manner. Having got him
down in the sand, they tied a handkerchief tight
about his neck, to prevent his making • 'toile, and
theta rifled his pockets of 81. 91. in money, rod took
from him • bundle of cotton. &c. Nut mitigated
with this, they stripped him of all has clothes, ex.
cepting his shirt ; and in this condition. naked and
without Octet, they left him to mold his way
home in the best manner he could. Mr. Tmoars
was indebted to the kindness of • felted at
foul for the loan of • lisle of *hors midi a smock
frock to go home in. ' 'The 'cotton and • clothes
were found the next Morning in a garden near
to the piece belonging to Lie, HART. at the Black's
Head.

tHE MO.

BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S, OtiourA 3.

SIDIT SWEEPSTAITS. ISSISMAIEST SECOND OCTO.

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NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, 1822.

WTI/IFPDAT, OCTOMIR 2.

Fifty Goiors., free 6.r a.r hOe 41, (..or yr o'4. to CI
7st. 4lb , tire, ; six, tisi. I lib ; %nil azed 9.i.
B.C.
/Ir. Wyndham's b. r. Centaur. 4 yrs old ....
Mr. Saison's b. sm. Loss, 5 yrs obi
Mr. toopn's b. r. Lory, 4 yrs old
Lora Clarroffspo's b. e. Alasto. 4 yr. old
to 1 oa Ceolsor-4 to I opt Losa—b 1. I ago Lory.

Col. Synies b. f. by Whalebooe. d.m by Cs•opws, rec. rt.
from Col. Cooper's b. 1. Brenda. by Fella d• Pill out Of •
E•acbu mare, ed. alb. each. T.Y.C. SOga. I. ft.

FIFE RACES.

TIIVItsDAY, SRPT/LIIII•111 20.
The Hooters' Mara of 801.—Theee-roile beat.. 124.
Mr. Rigg's b h. George Ore navel'
A Gol.l ('ep, value 100 g.. Tao silks.
Sir David Moaeriefre'a b. In. Cornlope
Canters! Leslie CIIIMMM.II M. Illassbletorala
Mr. Grant's c. Sptadibr
A geed race...woe by bolt a length.

Fifty Poemla gives by the Haat,' for all app.—Tarti.roile
heats.
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Sir David Manerieffes Warloc
Sir David Hauler Blair's Maria 3 2
Mr. Huarlataa's Roush Robin

Wu• eaq.
Titer, a.a. afterwards • back nee, which afforded consi-
derable sport

THE CHAOS.
disp.

7 hr Surrey fon %oasis will 0•11110e8011 lMs bratirst rimes
on Moodily well, when Owl will owl lit *woo Hawk at
half pet kn.

THE ARMY.

11 revel Major Clraveland's Calamity of Royal Artillery
disembarked on the let in.t. from the Lively and Forertrr
buys, at Portimonih, from Jersey.
A comport of the 15th regiment of foot is ordered to
morel) on. Mayday next Low Wolverhampton for Manche..
ter barracks, •here it is expected to arrive ua friday, 1111.
irritant.

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A rqsatlrcio of the King's dragoon guard' has received
orders to march Gera Sheffield for Maoehester, where it is
so arrive ore notorday Nazi. the Sth
Oise eowipisal of the 88th (liatkahire) regiment of foot
vasrelted yesterday from Suedes land. mad is expected to St-
rive at Carlisle me llgawky twat, the 7th fastest.