The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-01-05 00:00:00

INFANTINF. DEPRAVITY.

Saturday Elizabeth Gm" sad Caroline Reynolds, the one
feu and the other eleven years of age, were fully committed
to take their trial at the tdwirter &voodoos for felony, under
the following cirrnusstaures:—

James Pe;rson, of No 4, Kin:es...ow, Newington, dealer in
old chillies, vraa is a bark... Him, and on his return to his
shop, after an absence of a few minutes, discovered that se-
veral articles of wearing apparel had been stole.. from the
window through a broken pane of claim lie went to the
Morel-door and saw floe Prisoner Goff rsis 11l ill g; ko pursued
and tit ertook her. and Naiad nn her two pair about.' and tan
pair of shoes She then said there was another girl con-
cerned in the rubbery. A few minutes aßerwards, the other
Prisoner, heiog ssuarepsaisiteil will, the confession of her -
panion, west into the shop to acqoaitst Mr Pearson that a
IMP hail been robbing him shop. window. Mr. Pearson de.
lamed bar also, and, alter several denials, Reynolds confess-
ed that she was concerned, and i 0000 ue.liatelyc•mducted Mr.
Pearsou to a place where she bad concealed, behind some
large empty Mitts, a tippet, four waistcoats, three pair of
shoes, audseveral handkerchiefs., frocks, and aprons, all his
iiruperty.

By the official necoosits laid before the Police
Committee of the House of C 444444 aims, the chapel
cullecliata at the Nlagthileti, for the last year,
amounted to 1.6131. 75.; iii which the had :deer
waft found to amount to uo less a Mum *lmo (21. 18..

At an early hour on Thursday me Rsn wale
convicts were removed from Newgate to the Tower
‘Vharf, and there put on hoard tlw 7hanses steam-
packet, to be conveyed to the hulks at Sheerness,
preparatory to transportation. MHO) of them were
tried at the last anti preceding Sessions, for picking
pockets, the Court having come to the determina-
tion of sending all these characters out of the coun-
try, the streets of London being so infested with
them, and particularly by those of a juvenile de-
scription. Twenty-6.Yr others were sent off to
Portsmouth lad

The following whimsical circumstance occurred •
short tune ago at u private theatre which had been
fitted up over a stable. The play was The Iron
Chest. During one of Air Edward Mortioer's
moat serious soliloquies, a loud hiss was heard ; the
indignant Sir Edeeord CalllC forward and addressed
the audience, offering to resign the part if they con-
sidered he did not do it justice. Cries of ,6 No.
no. no!—go on!" &c. &v. became general. lie
resumed ; but had not spoken half a dozen words
before a louder hiss struck his ear ; he would have
challenged the insulting author, hail not a Gentle-
man culled out. ‘. It is the ostler cleaning the
horses below :" which really was the case ; the fur-
bisher of quadrupeds rubbed anal hiss-.l away. with-
cut a thought, that he was wounding the feedings of
thin worths Baronet iu the 10044

PRICRAF STOCIU'i ON SATURDAY.
3 per CL Ret1....81 I F. 5.11141%. Y it 17 pr.
4 per Cents.... • . go '. I Ditto. 4# .. 19 1$ it pr.
Bank 1.. Ann..... wit I Ditto, 3
',Ai 800d5..98 99 pr. I Co..i fur Ace... Sinn
Lottery Tickets 191. 10s. I

Our Correspondent informs us. it to mervolible
the number of persons that 11.11 wit. ' .to disorders.
produced by improper tientsioent—the latent Nerd of a dread-
ful disease is suffered to lark its the +latent, too often
shorten life ; these eircesmatnnee• induced Metier'. Coorna

and Company, Stogies.. of thirty years cxperietice, to esta-
blish a Medical Huard at Charlotte Howie, Great Charlotte-
■treet,oppusite the Key. Howland Hill'. Chapel, klarkfriars-
road, sod d Iroodstuck Howie, %Voloilstorkstreet, live doors
from Oaford•atrcet. The Hoard claims the attention of those
afflicted with Stiicturea, F.stolaa. Cancers, Serophulas, Ner
Tors Debilities, arising from warm climate', juvenile in-
discretions, he. Eruptions un the head, tare, and body,
ulcerated throat, pant. in the and limbs, frequently
mistaken for rheumatism, nodes ow the thin Iw.urs, are symp-
toms which appear sears after, and NO uften destroys do-
mestic comfort. drools. COOPIR slid Co. arc colslielled at
both bosses, by all rauks ur people, moil aiur at night.
The piks and fistula ruled without burning ur rutting; and
advice gratis, on Tioaolay.Thuriday, Pail Sioiday mooting*,
till twelve o'clock. A sole dour and private
',Mits.—Ruptured Patients are radically cured without sur-
gical operation, upon scientidc and attationical principles,
without excoriation. Three Physicians have lately joined
the Board.

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FROM SATURDAY NIGH7'S GAZETTE.

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DI VI DEN DS.
Fch. 0. R. Daunah, of Mooney, Derby, cheese-factor, at
eleven, it the Blues Anne, Tavern, l)erby.
Jan. 31. H. Smith and .11 Chesser, of Great tiVincliester-
street, Lootkon, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Jan. 31. J. Corkin, of Biratall, York, littru-draper, at eleven,
at the Black Bull Inn, Birstall-
Jan.efl. W. Wise, of Bath, bookseller, at eleven, at the Full
Noon Inn, Bath.
_ _ _

Jan 31. J. fifty and T. Christopher, of Mark-lane, Londou,
-wineAsercliauts, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Aprtt 7. J. Lees, of Whitehall, Wolataidon, Stafford, timber-
imerchaat, at twelve, at the Roebuck Irmo, Newcastle-loader-
Lyme.
Jan. 20. 8. Redfern, of Stockport, Chester, cotton-spinner,
at tour, at the Star Ina, Maischevter.
Jan. 26. G. Papp., late of Bristol, busier, at eleven, at the
White Hart loin, Bristol.
Jan. 29. G. James and H. Cock, late of Bristol, brandy-
tnerchasts, at twelve, at the Cumniercial Booing, Bristol.
Feb. 48. G. Sixer, of Holborn-Hill, Loudon, fiercer, at
twelve, at Guildhall.
Jan. 74.- R. lWesthrook, sea. of Reading, Berks, banker, at
twelve. at Guildhall, London.
January 13. B. Brows, of Shad-Thames, Surrey, victualler,
at akvem, al Guildhall, London
Jim. 24. R. Atmore, late of Foulsham, Norfolk, grocer, at
nine, at the Guildhall, King's Lynn, Norfolk.
Jam. 24. J. Stoevar, of Eagle.yaril, Well.street, Ratcliffe
Highway, Middlesex, sagar-refiner, at twelve, at Guildhall,
Losidon.
Jan. 241. C. Baker, of Bristol, seedsman, at twelve, at the
Commercial Rooms, Bristol.
Feb. 3. J. Hurry, R. Powles, mid 1. Hurry, of Nag's Head-
court, Gractchurch.street, Londe'', mtrekauts, at ten, at

'' Dodson, and J. Dodson, of Three Ton court,
Southwark, hop-fartors, at owe. et Guildhall, London.
Jan. 24. E. Burr, of assassin, Keut, upholsterer, at ten, at

LOllllO. 0.
Jan. 2S. G. Strong, of Exeter, ironmonger, at eleven, at the
Globe Tavern, Exeter.
Jan. 24. J. Middleton. of King's Lynn, Norfolk, insurance-
brokPr, at nine, at the Guildhall, King's Lynn.
Jan. 2s. R. Cole, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, linen-draper,
at four, it the Angel Inn, Norwich.
Feb. 11. . James, of Pembroke, shopkeeper, at eleven, at
Commercial Roomy, Bristol.
Jan. 27. D Ames, jou. late of °uncoil, Norfolk, but now of
Tborpe, Norwich, paper-merchant, at four, at the Norfolk
Hotel, Norwich.

CERTIFICATES.—JANUARY 21.
W. Hall. of Halifax, York, money-scrivener.—R. Dickinson
and J. Dickinson, of St. Juba-street, Clerkeicarll, brewers
J. Ripley, of Laucasttr, merchant. —J. Knapp, of Talbot.
court, Gracechureb-street, London, victualler.—J. Hobson,
of Ilfaucliester, hrazier.—S. Bennett, of Balls, broker.-11'.
Rodeo, late of Birmingham, currier.—J. Boardmans 0 • 11.
of Manchester, dealer in twist and weft.—R. Mirth, of
Leveriagton, I.le of Ely, Canihridge,miller.—J. Richardson,
of Great Saint Helens, London, merchant.—J. Hope, of
High.strael,tilioretlitch, Middlesex, busier.