The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-01-11 00:00:00

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L....A./aleph fi .Me fellow, ohs hair bees eft.
is seers hard, easiest*: mei dislinstiebed
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1;511;11 is al* t wit &MOP% feeler-
iwbvddfilld Were the Mayor, charged by Mr.
d if the VW*, event, Illswegara, with hateis4
*oiled is his wiatiow• 4 largo stew, es the germ peril
of the lives of Abase is. the haw.
The Lord Mayor sake's, ilietlist say reams paid be .s.
signed for sect ad sett ~
Mr. Pledger mid 1141 tile* tees abset owe
years ago Wesel klam soil its es, epos sleigh weessiwe
Whitaker amid he would "de rot tuns."
Whitaker. *hied that Is rid, 1.4. iweigne a villas. wf
11r. Plediter4s Me« ; but hp cuindreppeed of m • story eads
which, he he experieseed at that rationales test..
that led the Lard Mayer to belitoe that he ewes. Is resaiud
Mr of IM premise be had grade "to defee ham "
His osisitip referred is the let of Geo. IV. Asp.
itaposes • prettify spots soy time. who iejeres
lie it.privale property. The peialty its us be teessered bf
the joy dear, sad to be limited to 61 is sts fasts of pop.
pest rf which, or of the satiftated NO, the offesider is
liable se be iseprisesed firer his sot eel:tubas three
isoisthe.
The hoed Mayor etiperved that, If this Aet *fa het *ow
le operation, Mr. PlAter would be obbg.d se hew ',remorse
to as adios foe spssj ea there wa. ne sakes' pews. Is the
Magistrates. His Loidehip them asked Mr. Neater the
seas t of the lelery seviaised by hue.
Mr. Pledger said llis em.s.t of the lalsry siestaised by
his.. Wednesday sight wad net be MOM this Mowers
ese sad two ireirds; bet be begged to Imo, *lather there
was_es other way of pesiebleg the Defeedist, wbe slight, if
Meeked by some very sheep stabotity, repeat tit of.
lever, to the sellers %diary of theft villas the bessei
The Lord Mayer regretted that he cobld de se sidle this
set epos the setherity which bad betels's! raid. Tb• of.
hem was ettrtaisly a very anises cue, est, sefurte•ately,
there wee .. altereative es d peeishartat.
Mr. pledger ebsereed, this ii some law were net Wile td
resists perms, wise throw *toots at windows how • malt.
cites motive, weeded previoesly by the toreador, so sae
could be safe with his family its his house, for • vieslittive
fellow hod .rely to watch as opperieuiry, whoa his violas
*as es•flortsbly basted is his parlour, to Leg a heti, Mose
at hire ,breech lbe
The IL was thee paid, sad Whitaker was di charged, the
Lord Mayer baths advised bite sot to set Si fame epos es
coward!) a priseiple of revenge.
autumAl.L.
Yesterday a young see, named Melbas' lleybet woe
breeght before the sitters Magistrate, Alikeness Welt),
charged by Mr. J. livid, ef Maiden-laws, wish havieg
robbed hiss of part of a geld chain, together with two gold
seals and a key, sis the ,bug's highway.
The Prtarear was ressastird.

II e W-STSSILT.

1. lb. last Amiss of Parliament a most Itacellent aid sa-
lutary Ad lies p..ed, giving Alsostrates the power of pus
mashies for the wilful or malicioos destructioa of property,
by a sammary proems, which has bees hitherto acted open
highly satiefseterily, either/to penrepally is irr4ag sort
is eomparisom to a ease which mac os so be bard year;
ilmy before air Ilielowd Brae, 'bias is particularly Wee.
Pasties to ismillorals of bases, as she Art is famed to Amid
N ssopoksirme ooltalhirstp, which timid oily be ritwarsd
before the Act of std amide by the slow mid caressive pros
obritimg by salsa. ~ • ..;,.
Miss Hawkins ,mop to the Office es a warraut,
charged with wilfully dammsha a holm rid Mershon at
llorth folk FlPiilllllll4 ipleailleg to Mr. GINA* Bassett. the
esrveyear, wash Mrs. liarkime occupied as mow: Mar
beshood being absent, illra M. is liable ard,r the Act • f
Parliameat.
It appeared that Mr. Beall resides ortaanallp It me ad.
*mime hems to that ohieb he let to she Primmer sad her
Immaisid, and they rendered (hoarier' eery obeessawee to
Mr, Banana oat .sly ea ammo of his mot brag able so get
payment of his not, hot from the soploassotries of two
mrsosii ewe, who attacked persons who they did ..t wart
Miami's& the home, who it wha •Mift/i414111• hod dense'/
fa sassy t owe of them bit Mr. Bram who al &meth em-
ployed Mr.of Dokassreet, Grimm .b. ab.,et a
iamb before Cliramsinitay catered the Immo. sad laird
Ise the rest doe at Michaelmas, aid gook me She smash t
were sold. Last Tama, he agate catered the paosiers, to
seise fee the imarier'" rent due on Christmas lea, oboe to
his great sorprise he fated that there mas so property so the
premises, or at least molltiog worth calling property, as be
said what was there was may worth seven shinnies ; so that
it appeared they were only henries porerioo to army Mr.
Bassett. A child and • serval were with Afro. Haerbior,
sod although !ivies is that .41oplorstite state, a bar dem.
Mrs. Hookas was very gay rid respectable. Abe yesterday
appeared is a large feetinaistile drab beaver boowet, with
feathers, • meff, sad is whet respects respeetebly dressed.
It was the. that the dilapidatiom in the Jetsam were disco.
vered, is addition to the brutes squares of gime which were
visible, to the eissiter of shoal sixteen. A great peals* r (
the pimp was destroyed and takes away ; she dowry.
area lsjsred, the gravel walk dog up about fat deep,
sod the gravel takes away, sod oiler damage, so she aim mut
of about Ulf The ialwries and idealistic's"; bed beets We.
mined slice the Ant levying for the rent, • moth before
°lraqi's*, at which time She Prisoner, m. Hawkise, us..
served that Mr. Basset had aided sod get her goods fur ltd.
bet it shosid cost him many times that sem, art shat bra
should not 'Maim possirsion of the premiria.
Thew nbeerestiose sad threats *re deemed by Sir R.
Biraie as evidence of her inalieimes Istentioas is isijsring
sad destroying she property. A passel is ewe of the door.
was broken out. The two 'mastiff dogs were sold with the
goods at the Arm levy.
The worthy Magistrate ramified the Prima, is the full
penalty which the Act of Parliament slows, which she is, t
being able to pay, she was ordered to be committed, but out
timidly, oily to be kept is the 'retch-boos, 1111 eats day, to
give her as opportunity of miming the Weary. ;
Mr. Bassett very buniasely did out write beseimeredifersq.
being willi.g to submit to the loss of the depredation, if
he could get her sad her family of the premises.

TOWN HALL.
A cobbler, or, as he termed himself, a translator, was sam-
m•aed before the Magistrate by two sailors, wade► t►e fol-
krwi•g carious circumsta•ces:—
Abttut Christmas the tars arrived is the river is • tradir g
vessel, and finding that their inaibr rigging anatrd to he
keeled and battened, applied to as •ld al•sseate who
koew the coat, sad piloted them to the t►aaslatm'e birth
hard by, whom he recueasseaded as • alas capable of turn-
log out as seat • shoe as ever dewed the qrarter-derß. The
translator, afte► l••kleg at the shoes, declared that he r. 0.1,1
bonseA them is • few days perfectly sarwerthy, and tt a
staid malty more voyages. The sailors left the 'Am'', •..d
us the appointed day came to the Defeodsst, 'apron' to
Sod them mended; hot the latter denied bevi•g ever seen
them before! Whether the PM of Nrptnao were deceased in
taking this learned ^ translator^ for moose ot►er " transistor,"
or whether ►e was beim fide one sad the same Iris sister,
mid bad some corrupt Inouye la detaisi•g their sloes, was
' the tmporta•t question Met to ►e •seestaised.
T. • Defeadaet, with • gravity natural t• one of Ii•
WI.? my pursuits, denied the charge " to Muss" He re.
Oared that be Deter beheld the "Ng galls^ before, and
lorew iodising of them or their shires, which be sem ready to
swear sport all the Terforrsesse sod When is Hoagland.
The sailors u•aaimo•sly roasested to iat bon to th's
•.deal, sod heir g aware, be dewed ow his omit that be ko.w
a y thing of what they chaired him with, sod the case was
d missed.

QUIET4-11QUAR6.

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.

Yesterday Grove Brow,. • roan man between twenty
sad Unity years of age' formerly the driver of a hackney
elicit, was emerged with attemptisg la roman a burglary
nu Wednesday, to time COMllleal of • notorious chaser..,
call. d Bill Me (who semaped), by breaking into ii
beam of Mr. lii•ttiag, emplacr mid builder, 37, Palace-
street, Westminster.
Entailing Joseph, • walcbma• is Palate-street and Wil-
liant-street, stated, that at &bowl • quarter before twelve