The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-11-11 00:00:00

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Preterit/lions lithfri4.. Weal WI WI In -thi 'life., and
thorzed las fore -1111ro Pao 'WOK Slagisimar,
oiratrueling aid Lopasiaossita awl pt. Liverpool oini wanth.
Peer, as obey were, priseeeriiseti to due House of lards lo at-
tend their parlitaiiratirii‘ip la Thariliy morning.
Anthony Theimpireii stall, that Se' Now the Earl of 1
verprool, in eonspawyr*il* oweislier • Growth men, paw
through Kong street. WirsesoiasPer. .on lee r way to •
douse of Piers, 'bout half past. wino te'elnck, sled
they were pawing, She house of Mr. Lunt's; 1. true-. ,
in King-atre•t, be tabierve4 111 t aria% •ho woo .Aln •
'frame in his shop, wed be ejpearrit at Ybe Ailmet
the Earl of Liverpool woes Passing his sinio, to poi. Pant 11,,1
Noble Earl to a pences who ranted ess be the PritAnor
fillr. Loftus came oat of his shop, awl when it. visa esch
ten or twelve parts u( the Earl of Liverpool. lie • m 14.13 , I
•load—" These be tors r•-" That's him 7' end at the as.l
time poitatiag at the person f Ike Noble Ea.!. 'rise P
loner came out of site shop, rail forwatd, nod foi c• .1. I. •
self before the person of the P.all of Liverpool. .0.1 al. I
before him so sego Palermo. bla Lordship; elm floe, to ; •
must deflUg nesauer, locating tom full is lit. frier, at
same lime bolding her het at him, exclaimed to the \o•• ••
Earl, is a loud tone of voice—" You old 'meal 7"—el- Y..
old thief :•' She Ihew left I,ii l.ordabip, and was r•ietem,,.
toward. the grocer's stoup, but tetansed again, an.! will ,
loud voice shouted—", That's the Old ra.eal !"-0 That's tl
old Shot..."

The Prisoner resides ill a ludltisig in Slaw street, roppiniie
to Mr. Loftus, the grater. She stated baits:ll to be a asap•
tied woman ; her husband is 'cravat Is a f.anntly an Dunn'.
Aire ; she rr fused to tett the families name.
Mr. Archohtld David Stewart sad Mr. Josiph S, fee 1.. •
came bail for her appearance to tinswei the charge at the

.. Charlotte CQZ underwent a second ezatnination, cline ~1
on suspiciun of robbing Ur. Joy. jest. a •irie.isteithaul,
the Piazza, Covent-vigils, of a 301. Bask of &Delon. ba! ,
who, it appeared, had aimed at G►eenwich un Weilnes.. •
'Denbigh.. On the following Ravening he absrovered that 1:.
had lust, or bad been robbed of has pocket bunk, confab..
iota 301. Bank of England outs. Information was sent t
the Bank of England; the anniher and dale having bee I
obtained (ruin Messrs. Hudson and Stirling's bank in 11,
Strand. Information was received a few day. after, abet
note bail been paid into the hank front Mr. Best, sad it at
traced to Mr. Meatus, a lieen-tkspee of Henson, also 1.4.1
taken it of the Primmer iu the sale of ensue gnuili,
amount of upwards of 91. ihe then gave her real bailie Still
addre.s.

Mr. Joy could give no account bow he lust prnsessiun
of the suite; he could not recollect, i■ consequence of has.
log drank tou freely of wine at Greenwieh; tic was cutirriy
noiseless as to any thing whirls passed afierwards, except
his li•ing un Westminster bridge, when he \Val pus * * L •
had los 'bucket bunk, and no doubt the SOt. note nal in i!
He did not recollect seeing ray person or going any whi,
The 'text morning he rinsed his pocket-book.
Au Attorney attended for Mr. Joy, and contended, that
the recent possession of the note the Next Jay, when blir
paid it to Mr. liestou, fur Inien-drapery god., was a iv -
piamplive proof of her having stoleu it; however 111 !lila
was mistaken Wow, as ',photo a proof of the inlitiery the, 1.•
could out be a thief; and bad the Prisoner given a man,-
able account of her pos.essiou of the Dote, %he would p“,-
bably have been discharged.
The Piiseuer made a rife., Confession, that Mr. Joy
Save it to LIT iu the street, and on condition, that if he
Not call on her the next morning with a smaller note, she
was to keep it and use it. Sbe has distributed the reins:ei-
der, after laying out 9f. moon her female compani ~,, a ; their
have all gut new beaver bonnets and fesibess, and uthre
clothes. She has now none of the money left.
She was committed fur another examine iun.

Joseph Forreater, a well.kuosou character, was ebargod
with comasittiug a robbery at the Are ail Drury-lane, v.'
Thurvolay eveuiug.

Samuel Lambert, of Leicester square, a Iseernau, slated,
that he was penis( up Drury-lane cut Thursday (setting, a:.
the time of the fire, when his notice was attracted at seeiii.;
the Pristmer carryi•g a largo drawee, apparenily filled wit..
wearing apparel and other property, he was imitated to fol.
low him thruugh several streets till he came auto Drury-
Isue again, and there be mopped ander au arch-way apps_
really to test, in etrumquence of the weight of the load,
whets he was induced lo ask where he was guiag wills the
load, to which be replied be was inking it to Sere,. Dial:,
to which place he had beets en ployeil by • man to carry
hut lie did out know who the mass was or auy thing about
him. He said lie should gu with the prismier to see a hest
be was taking it to, when the privoiwr replied, if he did lie
should carry the load, arid was then 'walnut off; lie calved
to a lamp-lighter who was uppoatte to assist him aim pure...
tug that pi-moue'', rash•g " stop thief !" and the proosies
running up a place that was Ilan • thorouzlhfire, she,:
stopped and succeeded iu securing him without much
trouble.

Yesterday ,ibe prisoner was brought to the Office to be
examined, when Mr. William (booby, a carpenter
court, Hoot to the are, attended and claimed the property.
The PfI&WRY was commuted.