The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-12-10 00:00:00

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forget them, I'll repeat that you see a coward, a liar,
a scoundrel!"
Is the eonsmencemeut of the conversation Mr. Adolphus
said, he had been induced, from his respem to the rank of the
Defendant, to omit phrasts that might have bees more
idipted tolled subject of his rpeech than those he had used.
His Lordship retired without being in the slightest degree
ruffled,. and salumed perfectly satisfied at the part he bad
taken in this Masisress.
Mr. Adolphus eat down to finish the business which his
Lordship's visit had iuterropted ; and thew mentioned the
eircalinsianes to some of his friends, who advised him to
adopt the coarse he bad before deemed moat worthy of se-
lection. He preferred a hill on Monday night against his
Lordship, for having endeavoured to provoke him to fight a
duel. 11w bill was timid by the Grand Joey. Mr. Adolphus
immediately dieceted his Solicitor to move the case, by cer-
tiorari, to the King's Bench. This was accordingly done,
and notice to that effect wan served upos Lord Ramisglie
Solicitor.

At the late Nottiugham Sessions, George Masson,
James Walkers, and William 4//toood, having been
sentenced to be lined Is: and imprisoned six months,
the latter, the moment sentence was pronounced,
broke out into the moat violent and impious ends.
mations against the Court, saying, '• You may go
' to toil, Gail b--t you, you may !" Mary Dye!,
William Baker, John White, James Mitchell, Wm.
Clarke, Bic/lard Chappel, and Charks Boyne,
weredoLia suitable admonition to each. ordered
to bebretoported fir *even years. Immediately on
segdiptgliging proitouncrd. the Prisoners shelved
the height of their depravity, in the moat outrageous
expresateue„ threatening veggeance on the Court,
41111 some of them eudeavonring to get out of the
bus, foe the purpose of putting their dreadful throats
into ritecntion. The constables were instantly
stimulated, anti by their promptitude further out.
rage wsa restrained, and in • few minutes order
was restored, although .the prisoners vented their
disappointed rage in the most bitter ettelasnations
while they were forcibly carried away.
Where soli asiemblage of talent and experienCe is
concentrited in one line of practice, a success-mit
attend their apidieation, not to be found elsewhere. This
iris Lien evinced in the Establishment of the Medical Board
at Chartotte.tionse, Blarkfriars-road, sod sit Woodstock.
Notts., ‘‘'uodstuck-street, Oxfsird-Street, where cures are
'retry day performed in eases whieh hive baffled the skill of
'smelt profriaars, and excited their astoinshairtit. The
ktediesi Board have particularly attended to Omar cause-
ose•ices of a certain disease, which entails the must dis-
tressing di toadies, and unhinges the entautittition of bulb
seat.. Thiry shin remove the effects of those trrniltomis
arising twin juvenile indcauction, from iivegutßr
and from along resi4suce its 11111111 climates— of this dr.
Peoption they log particularly lir Notice utstinate eruptions
in the skirt' one thrust, pains in the head and hrubs, fre.
fluently miitsken fur rheumatism, ativetures, dattilas, tern.
pinata, ice. Messrs. COOPER and Co after ("sly prom
practice in Various Iftspilals, are convoked at IVundflork.
sure, I, OsforiLvitreet, dilly, from ekTlit till right; and at the
.Medical Board, Charlotte-linose, Grad Charlotte-street,
filarkfriars-rostl, pr•eistip.frms I.llVe until right in the
evening. lthrhaisies, and persons of modercte income,
Mice advise, ming, iltry attend at certain bosi a, neninly,
Tae-day, TbursJay, sad Sunday wanting*, uultl one o'clock ;
mid every events's,. from six to eiliit.—••• A side door, 411 J
private rooms fur fcmahrs. •