The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-10-30 00:00:00

ADULTERATING HUMAN FOOD.

Mr. John Warner, of St. John's, Suathwark, baker, was
charged by Lockie, the officer, with having iii his possession
a qrantity of subcarhouste of ammoniac, fur the purpose cf
using iti die manufacture of bread.
A jar containing a considerable quantity of the aoaious
ingredient was produced, and Lochie stated that be discover-
-0.1 it iu a box to the first Roar of the Defendant's house.

Mr. Warner said, that the article seised uever was used by
him in the manufacture of bread; it was for the perpose of
mixing with dough which was made up into cakes and rolls,
and which could not be male without it.
The Magistrates, in conversation with each other, express.
ed their opinion that almost every article of human food was
adulterated which was sold in the petty shops in the Metro-
tropulis. To the Defendant they said they should always
feel it their bounden duly to enforce the law as strictly as
puasihle against such offenders, and having convicted bins,
they indicted a fine of al, and ordered the article seised to
be forfeited.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

OCTORCR 2S.

Sailed the Aurora transport, for Calais; Mary, Ford; La
Rosa, Made; Pnivitlrotre, Sutton; Venerable, Davis; La.
brrty, Aldridge; Rail Amelia, Gilmore, fur London ; Mary,
Richardson, fur Newcastle; and Loyal Briton, —, fur
Chatham.

TARNOUTM, OCTOBtft 28.

Several fishing boats have brought iu this morning about
120 or 140 barrels of Stockholm tar, picked up within
II"wino Sand. The fishermen any the vessel that hove them
overboard was a hr ig about 200 Inns, which came off ou
Mnuday m 'g. se dated by two or three fishing boat.;
they did not speak the vessel—the tar is entered into the
Yarmouth Admiralty Court.
nutwrcu, OCTOBER 2S.
Arrived the Castlereagh packet, with a Mail, &c. from
The flremru Mail had usost unaccountably not
arrived at Cuxhaven when the packet sailed.
OVAL, OCTOIIER 28,
Came down from the River, the Dolphin, Ellis, for New
Providence ; Dry Harbour Planter, Strong, for Jamaica ;

Latinist, Situ, for Wisp.; Al..rt, Junes, ;iitl Wellington,
Edwards, for Dublin ; Eloresizo, Kitson, for Charleston ;
Kirk Ella, Scutt, fur Bengal; the Litter remains to the
Downs.

Passed by at the back of the Goodwin Sand, the Sovereign,
Farrier, from St Croix in 39 days, for Copenhagen.
The American brig Chatsworth, Carus, from the Weser,
fur Baltimore; ran on shore on the Long Sand on the 26th
instant, owing to a defect in her c0mp...., and thick wea-
ther, and was got off without damage, and proceeded early
this morning from the Downs. A quantity of wheat has
been picked up, its baz., au Oar Goodwin Sands, and landed
here, being part of the casgo of the foreign vessel wrecked
on the 224 instant, bust these arc nu marks ou them. A
white shirt was picked up near the wreck, with the initials
I. P worked on it with blue silk. We have made every in-
quiry, but cannot learn may other pailicolars that might
lead to a discovery of the name of the vessel, ur where she
belonged to.
tlvrawoos., °cream 27.
Arrived the Bengal, Catlibertson, from Heogal--sailed
21st April, and from the Sand Heads the sth May, in com-
pany with the Nymph, Humble, for Liver! I, and parted
from her 13th May. On 18th May, iu lat. 15. 57. N. lung.
86. 10. E. spoke the Hope, from Dumbly for Calcutta.

MEETINGS OP CEEDITORS AT GVILDITALL
- • TO-NOILIMOR.
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W. Brown, CoMite-hill, merchant
C H. Vnight, Uiesilie-street, rector 3 10
T. 31tiat, Cheapside, broker
C. Race, Southwark, hop merchant
W. Richards and H B. Richardson, Snow hill, ricturs 2 10
R. Hay. C ~,,, ked-lane, uil.brukcr . .... ..
W. Haddon, Clcment's•lane, tea dealer
_ __

W. lawder, East Smithfield. baker
H. Goon:yriz, 1 tikenlion.r.yar.ll,. &Mrs- w %rim' 2 10

. .
F. Baker, Upper names-street, baker
J Srltwabaeber, late of Funutatn-place, toy-merchant 1 1
J. IV. A. Sem, Lime.slreet, 'pita-merchant
J. Harper. Flectuireet, bookseller
Rate.um, Cbeaptitle, lace-manufacturer ....