The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-02-01 00:00:00

EXTRAORDINARY ROBBERY.

Oa Thursday last soles to the ananwi.e of um sad
some silver& were moles from the cosseting-house ed 11-e re
Masten and Nottiaor, of Noble-stem I,Chrsostsie.aerecOnnte,
its a very extraordinary manner, and the recoil re- ..1* tie
stolen property was tipsily extraordinary Mr. N•tsing
had placed She notes ea his ciountosis-house desk. no other
person bring present, sad an slitting to an maroon' for
a minute or two, the notes were rime.
On Friday 'easing a womms. who vtated tier stem. to b•
Henrietta Allow, was takes into custody op remptioo, la
offering a V. note to pay Coe some ameba of hat a dra.
eery. The suspicion was fonodad spar 'a horn drip, r's
itheopmait's inforniatitm, Site said female havin4 rt,an
of a 101 note for Roam drapery article, and ILe I,A AF„‘
'weather draper a 25/. sole. Stespteittn woe excited by a ton,,,
meninx about the shop-down, sad evidently in company with
the female, who was conveyed to Id srlhoeteetch-strret °Ste
Her account waii, that she was shoot to tw tiv•rtii d to the
ma. in question, and be had tarnished her with Ike Rooney to
et some necessary articles. During the CXBII/11101.111, bins
deterthing the lost notes, renetsed the office, and Mow wow!
upon sad passed by the Prisoner proved to bare bees part or
those Ise.

Plank, the officer, took the tame is head, mad be went is the
view prisms, Clerktoweil, to see who Mewl, the prisoner to
get stelae to the man, best as me one appea►ed be tot her re-
moved lo Cold Bath Fields, and on his return from thence
with lbe alsoputan, who eetshl ideatify the man, they !sally
fell is with blue ♦mite seridentally its gulag me Flulbens, sad
be wee Defend un the slsopman's /dem it y. Mute than :Vet
of the moles notes wail fumed upon the man, who stated his
same to be Allen, and both releasers are remanded.

BONA PJRTE'S M EAR,/ RS
OF THE HUNDRED DATE.

" H. These eleven colonise were &stated, goer of them 1
to form the Arse hoe, four to revue the second, sod these she
third. The four columnist of the first lice Were, arse, that
of the lilt formed by the cavalry of the seemed beeps; the
second formed by three divisions of iafaiitry of the ',rood
corps; the tbild by the four divisions of infantry of the
first corps; the fourth I/ the light cavalry bf the Ara carps.
The four columns of the mussid line were, firm, that of the
left formel by Killertnan's carps of criressiere; the erensul
hy the two divisieha of ihfaatty of the sixth corps; the Sal by
two divisioneof light cavalry; the true of the fib corps cone.
mended by the Gee. of Divisins Daemon', the saber dread'.
ed from the ',steps of Deferral Pejo% god constanadled Ely thi
General of Division flobervie,• she foiseth by tiht corps
of cuirassiers of Milked. The thine columns et tbeshirsi
line were, that of the left, formed by the dialabise or
hotee.gtenadiere era drarposaitsards, rosissasiled by Gr.
sera' Gaye. ' • the second, by three divis;sioa of the uIJ,
middle, and pss% guard, commanded by Li.iiteinat-
C Is Fries*, Nursed, and DOICIIMP; the thine, by
the horor-elsasseurs sod the lucres of the guard, now.
mantled by Lieut -Gametal Le Fell* Hesnoui nes. The se.
tillery advanced os the hanks of the colusous; the paths and
the baggage is the rear.
" At slime o'clock the heads of the (oar colonise forming
the Int liar arrived where they Weft in deploy. At She seine
time we perceived at a greater or less distemper. the 'merits
other coldness, which deboseheal Irvin the heights. They
were anarchist; the trumpets and drums reworded Armagh
the held; the weak played airs which recalled totbe soldiers
the recollectio• of a hundred victories; the greened appear.
ed proud of bearing so many gallant men. The *lamella
was magaihee.t, and °leaven/. who were placed in a eau,.
tios to obarne ate most disbud individual, must have bees
struck by It. Our ern/ must bare apprand to lima double
the number of that which it really was.

"These ekven columns deployed with much precision,
that there wits no confosion, and rarh oreipied the place
which had been allotted to it is the deairaa of the
¶1141: never were so great wasps moved olds wlte

facility. The light cavalry of the sa corps. shich
firmed the *rat column our the left of the tent liar,
deployed on three lion ow the high road of Nivelle
!radio' to Brunel., near the beittlits of the first wood
belonging to the perk of Hougonsunt, uhrervhsg all the
plain oe the left, sad exteurliug a stroag guard to arsine
La Iced ; its battery of light artillery was uo the high. road
of Darrell's. The second corps, under the orders of General
Reilleopecopied the space irrelude.l between the high reed of
Nivelle and that of Charleroi, which was an evilest of be.
twee° 900 and 1,000 toiies ; the division of Prieer Arrears
occupied she left, wear the high road ur Nivelle and the wood
of Honsomont ; Georrel Fey the centre; sod Carnal.
Bache!, the right, who reached the high road of Charleroi,'
near the farm-house of la Belle Allisuce: Each diti.
slow of Werth" was drawn up in two haws, the sensed.
thirty tutees from the first, 'review its artillery co fiord, sad
its pas Is hi the rear, sear the rued of N.selle. The third cu.'
loonsi funned by lilt first corps, cod commended by ...kW.-
Gesell Count illErlow, rested Its left es La Mlle AWMoce;
oe the tight lathe reed of Charleroi, sad its right opposite
the faro of La Hoye, where it unopposed 5., the left of the
runny. Frith dieisieu ul armory was iu two lama, with its
artillery in the intervals of the brigade. Its light cavalry,
which feranerl a new colones, deployed lip its right three
hues, observing La Haye, F, eat b.rmoot, nod grading out
posts upon Maio to 01.5.. we the dank parties of the carol ;
its light artillery was upon its right.