The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-11-25 00:00:00

ROBBERIES IN SURREY.

The numerous roblwries and depredations of 'minis. de-
scriptions whirls have recently occurred in the County of
Surrey, and pyrsitularly in and soar le
y. Borough of South-
wark, have induced the Magistrates, of low-street to station
a part of the p.urrole in ?Sewing's", soul the parts adjacent,
to cheek, if possible, the staring prureediogs of the nume-
rous' gases by which that slirt.-ict is infested. Since Satur-
dav fad the following robberies have toren committed
The how isf Mr. Fostoria, in Saville-street, Lambeth, was
bruise open between eield and Mile o'clock on Sunday even-
in!, during the absence of the family, and every article of
Value that way portable rar,ird off.
011 M lay night as sir. Harvey, one of the parish officer'
of Newington, wise in the *Ft ntknucking at his own door, a
thief smelled himself viuleoily betweeii Mr. H. and the door,
switch, d out his wards, null ran off with the prise.
Turner the pugilist ensue to towns on Tuesday night from
Brentwood, where he is realising, to sup with some friends,
and left his horse for a few 'simile,* in the care of a lad in
Uniiia..treet. Upon bin return he found the hone tied to a
pus,. and the lad had decamped with the riddle.
Ott the same ought a latindrem was attacked near the
Kiue /1 WOO Prison by two meta, who took from her a large
bundle, containing lined, and pushed her ions a ditch. She
gave information of the circumstance )retrrday to the Ma-
gistrates of Unieu•HaU Police Office.

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Ittomisy afternoon, %boat foes o'clock, a young man of
the carne of Turner, residing at the (11110111 coffee-shop,
No. 41, Wells-sireet, Oxford-street, made an attempt to
deprive himself or life by tutting his thrust, and, as M sup-
. . • that the wound *mild nut prove tourist,

LAW 12N,TgLOGENCE.

VICE.CHANCRLLOR'2 COURT, Warraftsuca,
Tucsoay. NuvrNILR 24.

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WILSON, iN the matter If GOLDSMID, v. WARD,.
NAILING. aNd OTHBRS. _

The SoLtcrroa-Gan sue«, on behalf of the De-
111110Ved, that the time for putting in their
answers might be enlarged fur a mouth. The cir-
cumstances were, that the late Mr. Guldsmid,
his death, was noisloted to Government in It.:
moon of utowards of 44).).000/. The Govermaseist
011;1,1 mood agreed to accept the smile terms ms ally
iof floe other creditors of the deo eased, giving ul
their right to issue an extent against the property
of the deceased, wool to het:wise a debtor in coin
moil with the other creditors. This was thunglit '
be most lossollsomeoio the part of Glover 1111 l riot, lis• f.
general creditor., and they gladly accepted of the
offer, except the present Plamtiff, mod lie hail tiled
his bill for the production of the hooks of the des
erased, and praying that an account might lie take
of his assets, Ste. It was impossible to get stone
of the Delentlants' answers In tome, and they
be liable to an attachment fur a cootempt of Cou
—foe josh/owe, Mr. 13.rinit Was on the Conti.,ek.
unit Mr. %Vitra was at the Isle of tVight. hie +oust-
ed fiber his Il.aoour would grant the loot oleo-give
asked fur, particularly so, as application hail lost
made to that effect in the first instsuce to the So-
licitor of the Plaintiff, and he had pereniptuti'
tefused to accede 1., it.

Mr. HART said, lie was no the same side
S'ilicitur-General, but if Vitt motion was nut op-
pmsal, he did not consider it would be titcessary
for him to add any thing to what bad been ad-
vanced by his framed leader.
The Vica-Cia.t CELI.OII—" Take your motion.
'he Marquis of OLANDFORD and °Titan!, v.
Grace the Duke of Maat.aottucpri.
Mr. Sri:maulrum stated, that lie hail a motion
make in dna cause, but whether he might to ma
it thief,. depended nn the Liefesidaiit's itemoars.
the Pl,iitssiff 's bill b iug 'et drw.si in hi. 11hminti,
paper for tu-oiorrow tom argument. 'File bat ai
of Ilia motion was, that she Plaiiitiffs
allowed to Hanetill their bill on fraying she ss•usil
costs, by making the Ilan. George John Agar El•
a party to the suit, anal this to be done withui.
prejudice to the injoitction granted by the Lord
Chasictllor against the Noble Lier.q.datif.
Air. HANsur4. .Comisel for the Defeisolesitr OUR
he inspired his Honour would not grant the twos
It Was contrary to the practice of she Cohst *loch
wee determined sit the case of A:oor v. Learfluad.
argued by his Learn(' Friend, Mr. Bell.

Alr. BELL sad, the motion could have hot one
object, which was delay, so as to eiorlde the Phit
tiffs to keep the injunction iii foice II little longer,
for they well knew, thrt on the healiog of the Lb"
owner, it most be di-solve 1.
Tie Vics-CtiANGELLoa—se [low is Mr. Eli
interested ?"

Mr. SIDIENOTTON —'4 fie is, mem-ding In I
Act of Parliament settling the Blenheim Estill
an heir inexorctinicy."
The VtcE-CIIANCEI.LOR—" Is nut the 31argit
of Blandforil hen- in tail ?"
Mr. St DEBOTTUIi—" He is heir in issue."
The VICF.-CII•NCELL.OII--...." HA* slot Lord
Churchill sons?"

Mr. 51 DEBOTTOI4—n I believe he luiv."
The VICE-Co* seet.Loa—“Wliv not woke them
a poly hotemtl of the VOlll of it visterl"
NJ r. SIM:BUTTON —" One of them is iiece•tiry
IS Is party, for the lain-popes of the present SIM ;
Milkell no (natter which."

Mr. BELL—" The isme iu boil being a party,
aufficient.for the purpose of arguing the (permit."
The VICE-CIIANCELLOR--" If there is au,
doubt of thut, 1 think, 31r. Sidebottom, yuu at
entitled to yuilr &notion, on prying the ovoid cosh,.
Mr. HASISON—" Dues not your Honour think
that they ought to give an undettakilig to aitied
the bill immediately r
The VICIE•CHANCELLOR--" I &ler, Wok you
can object to that, Mr. Sidebottuut; let it be dune
forthwith."

Mr. SIDEUOTTOIf—" It shall be dotte,if possible,
itt the course of the cloy."
Motion granted.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, WysTsumeft,
Tumuli', NOVINII4III 24.