The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-06-26 00:00:00

POLICE.
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UNIOW•NALL.

Ey the praiseworthy 'sessions of Mr. Barrett, the en.
terprising proprietor of Vffieshall, no less than 21 (teenier',
AN41,1101 ors doses men, of lewd, dissolute habits (by whom
tie nsighbourhoud of the Gardens has been nightly beset
since the commencement of the present orison), were appre.
heeded on Friday night, owl brunght up ri/f exansiontion
on Satu►day. The principal part of the girls were under
12, awl chi. fly from the Neighbourhood of t 7allwnne.st reel,
and Swan-yard; but phere were amongst than some of the
remaining part of the Dover-street stuck, slid two hags, at
least 60 years old welt, who being listable longer to CUM-
pete their more youthful euinpssionss, content them-
selves with enticing young buys and drunken nisei into their
chorine. The tsunami:re had laser been felt, anil as amply
guarded against as possible ; but the follow hog
which took !place or Friday night, more immediately led to
'itch a risers! capture.
The family of Mr. M—s, a I,eislier of Parliament, vi.
sited the Gardens is the centric set the evening, and as the
ladies did not intend to remain long, they gave orders to
the eitscaman in remain is wasting till their retstro ; the
man drew up to the usual place for waiting, bat having been
up all the previous night at the Ilonse of Cumnsuiss, awl
being ,such exhausted, he soma fell asleep. Whilst in this
situation suave of the l'risoisera robbed Idea of his who's
liaraphersalia, eutssisting of hot, wig, whip, and horse.clollia,
and afterwards heal...bed the inside of the carriage with filth,
shish latter cierimastaace was not .laseortsed till the young
Ladies entered it. The Cainainciors, on hearing the case,
gave an corder to 11011, the officer, to app. hrud . very dis.
orderly person about the garden gates. The promptitude
with which the order was obeyed is heat evinced in the
number of Prisoners.

They were all °r emitted foe one Month.
10111116601WEIGNM
OUTRAGE IN PORT3I A N•sTREET.

fiattirday afternoon Eton Morgan, who was described
as a lialf.pay officer, was brow& before H. M. Dyer, Esq.
1W &Wag Magistrate, charged with breaths% the windows
of Lady Aim Ha ntlbw's bowie IM Purtwas-street, the pre-
sent residence or Di.. Qiicesi.

la the course Of Saturday morning crowds of people
aserissined opposite her Majesty's house, in expecta of
seeiug the deputation who were to preseut the Address which
was retell sin Thursday night iu the 11411111 e of Continuos.
The Prisoner was observed foreleg, wills great difficulty,
a passage through the crowd, till be gut to the house Nu. 23 ;
hese be paused • apemen!, mud thee ;apparently discuss rsug
his mistake) he left the door, and wren (inward till he came
kl Loh Hamilton's. After recardiug the house for a few
mitustes, be uttered a load 'action:slum, east throw a blotch.
thorn walking-stick which be held is. Isis bawl with great
force &Lutist the parlour windows, by which he shattered
two or three squares of glass, and the stick entered the room.
Immediately the greatest confession was observable in the
crowd; auJ a auallw► of may enraged at the outrage, were
sees pressing rue-wood to seise the delinquent, wisest Lady
Awn Hamilton appeared at she window, and said some-
thiug to the multitude. which was tesederstimul to lw, that
acme but a mesiiiic would commit SO 141411YUCIlly au aft; hot
these words (clearly applied by way eat inters.. ',snot fur the
Prisoner) seemed likely to fail sof the &sue sl effect, sod
he was about to uudergo the all mwtry ordeal of snub law,
when Mr. Gall. a tailor, oral dour, •hes is a coisetable iii
his owe tight, came up, and re owed bons resins their fu►y.
The persona whoa brat saw the Prisouer'a cuuduct declared
at the watekhouse that he lased very gross language tweet&
the (duets, joking hew the yiulesoce et" his gesture, and the
wools " No Caroline;" which he was heard to litter. list
muse of those persons 'tiraded lwfure the Alsciatrate.
The Primmer heist called 018 for souse explamitima of his
essaJwct.weut into a lung, rambliisc, and its massy paths taco-
hertut statement, by which it appeased sisal its the year Mso9
lee read beets brooch' to this other, awl very 'Sweeny treated,
as he cosaceivtd; mid that he had sieves- osier received jots-
lice frum any quarter. Of all his Majesty's Miesisters, suds
other exalted individual*. he professed to leave a perfect
knowledge, sail freeperatly spoke of Lord fiamosith and Mr.
Capper of the Alien office. He ol.chued givi tic any &dilate
account of himself; but some of the parish roust/arks pre-
, *rut said they kuew lion as a troublesome character, who
was supposed to be at Issues uudi•r the isitluence of sueutal
deratigneesit.

The Magistrate said, that as the pei soils who saw the be-
haviour of the twos hail &dined to come forward, awl as
the constable was unable of his owls hems ledge to swear to
the facts, he was bound to discharge the Prionier.
He was arroriliogni discharged with a mailable adinoui-
lion. He appeared het wren 411 and 50 rears of age.