The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-05-06 00:00:00

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COURT OF COIIfMON PLEAS. Wernsuisetit,
TUMMY. WAY to
Siesisrp se iViii Prime, Were Chi4Onee Gun.
'Tile Cooled tried two uoctrfortdod cmueo,:tuld toss
at twelve o'clock. . . . 1.

COURT OF F4CHEQIIIF.R. ReinsureTag,
URA." MAY b.

Sittings at Nisi Prins. beibre Chief 'Bassi
RICHARDS.

Therourt wM et'eupied in trying Amite ramie,
of no interest rocept to the partieiedocerned.

'POLICE.
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YeeNadal a pilleimis`er Aroma of Perkiness atteadea
%Aire Mr. 11111111, the e:esistrate, S. NOW ns T a su-
l'atiows,cliargisisr hihimwithtz eiffililf through ffiwelitteiri
Greets tarapike-gate without pgbig the toll.
h appeared diet the Deditot weal to ahead She Royal
Moat on Friday monder. whim there was a buy at the gate.
Os his relent I. lie imaoleg the per-keeper am en linty,
whew hr demaisded to be paid lb* lull, or prothsee a tidies ;
ire did teeilhr r, but coalnided dial be had paid is the MlND-
int, sod forcibly rode 111rmigh the gale, fur which be was
cosivieted is the mitigated pushy of IL
Os Moodily Captain Harvey, the Able.de-Caasp of the
Dakeef test, was eirovieled is a similar pessary, for Brit.
i. his Royal Highness's mi through Kensington Gate
*items paying full, the Coyish, isertr hawing paid lull
with the Royal Dukes carriages.
Yesterday Mr. Farber, deft of the ambles to the Kin*,
ottestiled and professed the Act of Pediment, which exempts
all the Royal Family's terriers. A difficulty was started
how the gig was to be know., as it bad mit the Royal arias
ea it.

Itasmoonovitn swats?.
Yesterday 'Colonel ----.. of tkifessur-eireel, Portman.
Posses. sad Captain M. on t►e half pay establishment. were
charged with asaaaltiont Italia and Costes two constables of

Mars- liebone, soder tie following circumstances
It appeared that at a law hoer or the preceding night, as
the Complainants were pawing by the Yorkshire &inv, in
the New-read, they law the Canoe! klieg appattmtly tired
lie the middle of the road. bad • man mention over hint.
Thiry lifted him ap, sod in $ few minutes after thi y
were jnisied by the Captain, who seemed sober. He
thanked them fur the este they had taken of his friend, who
was iamb ink:abated, mod might have bees rue over by
say teaches passing, and invited these to have rometlong to
'lsiah, They all went to • neighbouring public-house, sod
them had some porter and punch, which the Prisoners re-
fond to pay foe alleging that they had paid it before.
The constables fee,
with thew, upon which
Caplets N. knocked thews both down. His friend was too
drank to assist him. The Complainants then called the
watch, and gave them into erstody. The assaults were dia•
firefly proved by a respectable witness.
The Caluarl mid he was se towel intoxicated that be
Iwo seething of the tastier, bat his friend denied the am-
nia&
They wove held to boil, but we understood the matter was
calmmisiaised.

111 M ANJA-.11.1...•
The Rev lease Tapper, preacher at the Prrairon Chapel,
I.orka.lields, Southwark, yesterday appeared heroic the
Magirrestra, pursuant to his reenrimance of Tuemloy I isi,
to answer the charge referred eyries* him by Collinglmoirn
and soother (Miter, for uulawfully having in his posus-
seen 'weighs articles of Wail. pewter, copper, Sm. and also
a member of birch bmunts, the latter stolen film air. /Miles,
driller, of the Keutwoad.
The Defrellaut stootinted In a ratisfretury maser for
several d the snicks which had been seised by the officer
no hh premises. The pewter puts, lead, and Wow, were
condemned, and he was f 40s. adder the lead sad inns
Act. Mr. Stites positively swore to the brooms as hie
lobrrty, and that they were purl of sic bundles which
were stoles from his premises on the 10111 March, sad upon
the charge Mr. Tapper was held to bail fur a misdemeanor,
himself in 401. and two sureties each, for his perm'sl
appearance at the Qsairter Sensisiss. His friends home.
distal, came forward, esterest lulu the accessary rteurui-
sabre, sad paid the permlty. Ute leavisig the Court, Ilse
Dirkwhint &tired most vehemently that the *hole basi-
licas sae a conspiracy.

At the Visitation of tint• Clergy, held at Head-
ing, on Friday last, the Rev. Archdeacon Fisms:e
delivered his first Address, as successor to Arch.
ifaacon Nsaes, in which he paid the highest enco-
miums on his predecessor, and on the Gentlemen
by whom he was surrounded.
Last week, as Mrs. HYDE, of the George Inn,
Srsatf haM, was taking a ride, wish her man-servant
driving, the horse took fright and ran away, and
In tu r g a coiner the gig was upset, and
both Mrs H. and the servant were thrown out for
some distance. From the gig being very high, Mrs.
H. was dreadfully bruised, and her left arm brulen ;
the servant received little or no injury.

A sbockiug accident happened near this town on
Wedueoday afternoon. Mr. CHRISTOPHER W I I.SUN,
• matt much respected ill hi, occupation of a gar-
dener, went with his apprentice, WIN. PEASSGooD,
a youth 19 years of age, to get stone from a pit op-
petite the Black Windmill (a short dirtence from
the town, on the Uppinghem rued), fur the purpose
of building a pigsty. Whilstan engaged, a bong-
ing ridge of the pit carved nn upon thew, and both
were in an instant buried beneath theme/sand crush-
ed to death ! Their melancholy Weems not discover-
ed for some lime, as nu prison was by when the acci-
dent happened. The unfortunate men went about the
work of digging stone about four o'clock ; at six,
smite alarm was occasioned by their long absence
from the place where the building was to he erected ;
and by seven their bodies were dug from the cum-
'irons heap by *hid] they had been overwhelmed.
At. imitte't ass held on them before the Coroner
for this borough, and a verdict of Aecideatal Death
recorded.—WlLSON was Att years of age, and has
left a pregnant widow and fire small children to la•
men tth loss of a good father and protector.-
IStrattford Paper.)
SINGULAR Sunday or'imight
two men, named W. Wood end J. &bens, be-
longing to a gang of gipsies, were apprehended at
Hereford, for stealing, in concert with other., the
sum of 901. from D. Gwild.rm, of Trellick, near
Monmouth. It seems a party of these vagrants
had prevailed opon a foolish girl who lived • with
(:wiLLYIS, tinder the pretence that one of them
would marry her, to convey to them a box cootaiii-
tog the money belonging to the old man, which
they immediately divided, and the gang separated ;
but the whole, we believe, are tallett, mid 1 1.21. 9s.
of the money is recovered. The two men were on
Therstley morning conveyed from Hereford to Mon-
mouth—and, after so examination of some length
before the Mayor and Magistrates, they cute fully
committed for trial at the next Assizes.

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