The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-01-04 00:00:00

itargAd a man, named Nemp,with tieing en accomplice with
hint no the iublwis, whom be admitted into the bousc, and
.riot 'nuke open the I'lll'MS nod carried the plstr away 111
differesit times to his own residence. lie also charged the
.sii.Kemp with hiving couleaviiiircil to persuade him to
Sohn iri the robbery during the time he was actually in Mr.
Cregg'esertice. toennsrgornceof Frith's coufet.ai ~,,, Kamp
bad been taken into rostody, and was brought iolo the uf-
fee to confront the charge of the farmer against him.
Kempposiiivtly denied any participatiou with the Prisoner
in the robbery, and the latter not living able to prove his
:nsaertions_ apricot him, Kemp was arcorilingly alischargril,
and Frill was fully committed for trial.

rtfre Brim, wbo has ba•n •Irra:ly romtnitieil for
110 ye fro Whilent I I iinsaclions on 11r. !Oslo:Ion and
r•il,•ers, by means of draniog fal.e eb• ek, on bu,kriq who
no .Meta of his, Oleo it. 111,.111it or, charged by
John Green, 1101 IrislloWS

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The Proateitior rlatnl hintsrlf to he cle.k to Mr. Carl*.
to.l, airs.-sor,clomr, Gildels.filllare, and that
wit the 18,11 of ail int five o'clock in the evening,
the Moaner called at their home, and stated, that
ireto supplied with mime excellent claret from Mr. Carbone!
A few years rig", he wished (or another supply at his 11111141,
imineilittely. Mr. Creel. informed him, that via Mr. C. and
the celharmost were both absent, he ronld only at that time
is reire his toiler. for the wine. The Primmer pretended ais
intimacy with Mr. Carhonel, and also gave • reference to
Messrs. Sc"li. liy• tie, and Co. in the city, w hich Complainant
'wow to hr II most respectable firm.
The 14u on. r ohs-vied on his demo-litre, that it be was
Slims on his way to dodo r at Fulham, and as it was too late
as ilia. on Iris hankers, hr would thank him for a few
punnets. Crider Nee short circumstances, Prosecutor was
Induced to (limply; thongh-relortautly, with his demand,
rind .to down !fir rash hoz for that purpose he its.
errowd his demand to 101 and immediately drew a cheek
tor that sum on 3! . Lefebor, Currie, and ft Air% which
rriiseentisr took in eschange, hut found the west murmur
rhti dr, Pro%toirr bail no ell; cis w hatever at their host ie.
Me gave Mi. Green his address, 34, Weyntoutli-iitreet,
winch lie found to lie on limnery a pishlie-house, and that
!willing whatever was known there of the Pnoonrr.

UN lOX-HALL.

Erraysiva I: °nor air .—Charles Ow, It. Cursell, and
It Neste; were filially examined on a charge of robning their
employer, Mr. F Bruns, Hmer, at Heensond.ey, of leather
10 lilt viiiille lit ri SiTAI hundred pound.; and 7'. Barking-
i;ana wait (barged a ith feloniously receiving the some, know.
kog it to have Int ii stolen; the P. isuntr Nee having turned
times evidence.
The Prisoner. nett' fully committed for trial, and the par-
ties humid over to prosecute. Richard Newe was committed
ulso; to insure lint sit madame, to give evidence.

MARLBOROUGH-STREICT.
ro RG ED 'VOTES.

reorge Stewart, s young man dressed in the lint style or
fashion, was charred with passing forged 101. flank units,
sit the Isollowint: manner:—

Plank, the ;niter, observed the Prisoner and another
watching the shop window of Mr. Rutland, jeweller, in
Oxford street, just afire dark, • few evenings Silber, and
'inspecting that thil were waiting to tub an elderly Gentle-
man, who was &aim!: in the shop, he was on the alert, and
ss;.prized Mr. Rutland. It turned out that the Psilloller had
just hi f..re pastel n forged 10/. note at the shop, in the pur-
sh of a wal, es.. which was fuuisd upon
Lin,._

Mr. Anstio, a jeweller, in Oxford-sorrel, had also a led.
note passed spin, bins by a man in company wills the Pri-
soner, and the uttering? 'termed to have been chiefly
amongst jewellees, with the following exception:—
Another charge ails preferred against the Prisoner by a
Agsbing romr/eArtn, in whoa► lodgings he had pawed and got
change of ?mother forged 19f. note. The female met the
Priootter as a public hall in Pall-mall, and be danced with
h:r, and politdy procnred her a carriage home; he after.
bail suppe. and wine, for which he paid a foigtd 101.
u.•tc, got hi• change, nod swede his exit.
The Prise/ear was remanded till Sataiday.

Alf•C1)1;;;E1lS DISCOT.FRED,
AND !Mot (.11r TO JUSTICE BY A DREAM.

Tta! Albany Daily Adrert;ser contains the fol.
lortinie mogul IT wirratite, which ditTers from t
rtlottotte of /I •tuitlar kind, )111191E10(th •s it 81/111.14111
thin the rope' 111411tral wit4tAttots actually led to the
atitprehensiou •t:(I pulit3lnuelst 0( the guilty per.
twos:—

Messrs. rilitors—lf you judge the following worthy a
place in your u.efiil Paper, you will oblige a sobscriber by
sdalitting it i•ito your coloinns. It is a most striking ex-
pantile of " dirine agency" II I.llicrictorily demonstrates,
wit we are watcl.. ii over by a guardian Providence; and
siriifies the old proverb (which is so universally found to be
'correct), "that murder will out." I have on hesitation in
saying, That i• can be implicitly relied on, as it came from
a rutteraan of IL, first respectability.
In She village of Mauclicoer, Vermont, I years
y...trs since, a man of respertah!e connexions and character
and tttt sly dimappeare.l. All search and in-
.p.isy proved futile and in vain, till within a few weeks a
perarin ilrramt that be had appeared to him, and informed
1,,m that lie hail '.en murdered by two persons shout he
I, 41:1111, and thai he had been huried in such a place, a few

,u. distant Iron I% sapling, bearing • particular mark,
which he minutely described. The same dream occurred
• three times I.l.tcretsively before he awoke. Each time they
et:ceasvel seem, el very solicitous for him to follow. Upon
no Akins, his feelings were wrought up to such a pitch, and
be was au impressed with a belief of the fact, that he &ger-
m-tin-II In collect some friends, soil follow the directions
laid down itl the dream. He did en, and discovered, to his
surprise. • tree ntArked preciewly as described, abwo the sp.
perec•nce of a grave, and upon digging found a human sic.
I.ton
After lids discovery, the two pirrsons implicated it, the
411411101 were apprehended and put into confinement, and,
offer it few dit.s, coat-toed the deed.
They have snare been tried and convicted, and are now
smiler sentence of &alb, and are tube executed on the 1811,
..tune. Their names are Stephen and Jesse Brown—mad
*be name Of the person murdered was Hassell Colvin.

The Insolvent Debtors' Court sat yesterday, but
no case of_ interest occurred.
Ship• in port :
Remain La Ilagenota—lopeersable, Windsor Castle,
WWI; Shamrock and Sprightly minute cutters.
AS the lidanti—PlEttl•
In the titnind—`paints and Lee.
It t Culovaler—Prins Frederik, Dutch 74.
On Thursday, the 9th ult., as Mr. WILLIAM
FOSTaa, son of CaptAin FOSTER, of the h'eleno, of
Hull, and mate of that I, was out shooting
sear Marfleet, his gun burst, and part of the breech,
near three inches long, went in at his eye and pene-
trated nearly to the roof of his month, where it 1-e-
-n-anvil a ttity or two before it tonsid he extracted.
ircitro %ere molt Mimed of his recovery until Tissue-
. Elay se'uniglit, when be fell sosto convulsions, and
riftd that evening. Ile was an amiable young mart,
vit!lt twenty-three years of age.
-flit following curious circumstance in ornitho-
logy occurred at Aunan a few days ago :—A
ob•re t tog a redbteavt near her door since the
4(witineneensent of wiuter, was Sit the habit of throw.
i:,g a few crumbs out for its subsi.tetice dining the
fall of snow. She was surprised to *se Robin
make his appearance with something bulky, mid
apparently melt fatigued, winch, on inspection,
proved to be the dead careass of :mother of its own
species, which he carefully carried to the crumbs,
and seemed dirappoiuted when it would .nut eat.—
'Ff‘e above is the mare remarkable, as the Robins
• 'Ate Sulam:nil birds, and seldom *hew coy affection
(tit tiw sother.