The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-09-17 00:00:00

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vise; mid @meek Ilemithemiee pieta •
The Piteous!, se heiwg Gelled wpm for his dec
lease, mid, that he pet the twee he peeved at Sarah
Taylor's, from ewe .iehosen. lie rat is • mitt's.
paper, Vies s hug and eameineeted eemeat or
the time and piece in which this Johann permbilw
the ante which he wee new charged with tittering,
hawing it so he forged. He wholly dented all
IntecitiAge of the wee peeeeti to Kim/. se he said
homes et work the whole of the t stills/ Miry.
• One of the Jury celled fee the Noted. and on
-ANlNNiniat them said, he wee, is the oeurve of his
1111.1110 e, in the habit of mosiviag a number of
DM itieelse; sad he meld ma diseluguish these
weds-11e 'opeeeti were geed hem the had owes
vow prothMiW nor hod the • Bask Clerks given
soy iellementio; which would lead the public to die-
lingeidt the.had from the gelid; bow then was 1... e.
-as • Jotter, is woke the disheetiew
• • ilk. despise. Roanoven said, he use afraid it
.) MOO he iocommtient to enter into such en in-

stiVit be Necessari to harems the Jaw en
-Ifillfilltdititi it was quite extremese hum their
prate" peeper inquiry. livery body was liable to
the imposition isf taking bed teeter bet the per-
mit (tedious woe, *Atelier the Ptimiler passed sock
mutes knowing them is be forged ?
The-Juror still thought the Jury might to hare
each informistias as would demonstrate the differ-
mice between a bed and a good nee. before they
weft Celled Ora to determine which IMO the ear or
the ether. •
Mr. Jodie§ BATLIT-.-0 This inquiry .is net to
istiory you is this particular. bet to elucidate the
nature of the specific cheer new brought airiest
the Prisoner."
The Prisoner thee called two *kneelers. who
stated that they were with him threnghoot the
who of the 11th May, and that he never meld
have been at Mr. Klee., in Wellitglits•ante.
Goswell•street, se he was never out of their emle•
piny, at • public house in Westasinstet. where
they were drinking together she whole day. They
recolketod the 11th of May, becalm it was Whit-
Mr. .I:Notice BOIMOVON summed rip the evidence
to the Jim,. who returned a verdict of Guilty.
Makin, Banat was indicted for uttering •
forged Beak note for IL ea the esti' August; know-
tug it to be forged, with intent to defraud. the Go-
vernor and Company of the Rank of England ; and
iu another event with intent to defraud Henry
Ricketts.
It appeared in evidence. that the Prisoner west
to the grocer's shop of Henry Ricketts, in West
linithteld, on the 95th of August, and offered
the forged pound note in payment for some gro-
emirs •t but the shopman seeming to suspect the
sate, and gang out to have it nominal, the Pri-
- goner forntlissuly of, and said he would shortly
cease bolt for the change and park. He never
CUM bock afterward.. He was shortly afterwards
reelignised h ea Officer, who overheard him
telling a cosoponion what hod occurred in Mr.
Ricketts, shop, sod that he woo about to go away,
to ovoid detection, in the evening. The Officer
leak him is comedy. and on searching him, dim.
covered enother forged pound note in a bag which
he held is his head.

The Beek Clerks proved both notes to be for-
geries. Verdict--Griiiy.

The intelligence received 3eeterdoy. from Mon.
Anger confirms the preceding sews, of tranquillity
bring restored in that to The great bulk of
the unemployed workmen ere now actively puree-
ing their wonted labours.
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The importation a smisiuk, semi.nd still con-
tinues; of 91 vessels which passed Eliiiurne he—
tweets the 161 h awl 111th ult. uo leas than 41 wife
laden with diffrresst, aorta of ;Rim

The Sappho, from Bear{ for Loads, and two
Indiums' us company. were spoke oa the Cid
Asps., is lat. ff. loos. JO. 69.
The Tapas Mime' Captain loins's'. arrived at
Madeiro, !orb Jely.frons Portsmouth, in it) days;
and the Liverpool frigate, Captain V. A. t' ei.Lt
.hived en the g9th, in nine days from Portsmouth,
awl both sailed 241 ult. for the East ladies.

The Cemberiand, of 50 guns. an old English ship
of war, wr hear, has been purchased by some of the
SouthAmetican Agents in London, and she is now
no her way to form part of the fleet, which is to be
erimosandrd by a rolehratril European naval lacer.,
Sir GREGOR M'GREGOR, of the Patriotic South
American army, arrived iti Dublin this morning;
lac isitewli
YtNeceedin9 to Belfast ml Monday eseso•
Lrwag Pea, Sept. W.)

The author of the violent attack on the " Liliertar
qf rite r"." insetted in the first smasher of the
Atni,/, of Ligerforsee," publidiest at Vietnam, es
N. GENTS. wise is also, is we are isiformed.
Istisiliwi by Prism* Mmruisicia the Editor et that
isipmpt. . .
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