The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-10-12 00:00:00

POLICE.

POW lITRIMT.
Yesterday John Vaughan and Moses de Manuel were
examined, Imired with picking pockets.
The prisuaere wire •pprehendrd •bunt twelve o'clock
yesterday, in the Strand, by some Pariah Cunstabin who
had observed them slaloms's] and hustle • Gentleman near
Exeter 'Chance, and as they were making s.ff the Constables
came up and seem. d thews; the Constables were unable to
inform time Gentlemau. A canvass hal( containing 'elver was
found on Dr Simonet, which is 'apposed to have hers stolen
truss the Gentleman. They were committed for trial fur tbe
attempt.

SECOND Wif RRA NT AGAINST WW. FRA NAZIS,
FOR FORGING AND UTTERING SEDITIOUS MULL

201E•5TRICIT, OCTOBER 10.

About .me o"clork this day Mr. Pearsem appeared at the
office. slid apphrd for a war►ant agauest the author and
distributer of a most inflammatory and seditious libel, feud.
ing to excite disaffeciime and rebellion. lie begged leave to
hand the bill to their worships: it was dated in 1818, un
occasion of the electimis in %Vestiminater and London,
which returned Sir Ffill:C111 Bartle.' and Mr. Waitlissuan to
Parliament. After an allusion to the execution of Brandretb
mud utile.. in Derby fur high treason, it contained three
words, out which he palUrulatly founded his applicaeion:—
" Steaks not at all, or ate ike home. Think of our personal
insupportable servitude and always ►emember ibat the
alternative is, liberty or a glorious grave."
Mr. Birdie (runmeig liis eye aloof the placard).—Yun don't
mean to prosecute for slectiosomiteibs, solely
Mr. Pearson.—l don't consider that by any meson an elec.
tion•ryuib. It W3S Dever intended for au demote squib. It
►as written at the time am 'emceed election; but its *Arkin
was to excite resistance to the Goverument by force.
Mr. Rh Mr.— Have you seen this, Sir Robert?
Sir Robert Baker ho seemed to cast his eye carelessly
along the paprr).—Ye ; it is !WO sears ago.
Mr. Pearson —lt is, Sir Robert; but it is one of a series
of more than 30, whirls I rem trace to the same source. I
take that at present, because for proof is muse ready than
of any of the others.
Mr. Birdie—ls it against the same person?
Mr. Penlloll.- It is against the same wow..
Mr. mot user wir,..nt sllthcietA

Mr. Pearsow.-1 apply for this warrant, that we many have
one to !emceed on, if the oilier ahosold go to auotber quarter.
Sir Robert Baker.—Why lass the proceeding been delayed
so long'
Mr. l'earson.—Recense the person could not be found
Rewards were offered w the city for the apprehenrive of Ike
author, and the prosecution was instituted, but he (meld not
be found. Sir Francis Burdett, too, offered a mean! for 1114
sppreheessi 0000 . Your Worships may recollect the apprehen-
sion of billedickcis au that uccastun ; but they could nut
lbrir employer.
Mr. Birnie.—Then you ought to apply in the city : we
have ;oohing to do with it.
Mr. l'earson.—Tlie rams of this offence is its kliduirmx,
Ilse ball was stuck up there, arid I have the bill.sticker here
to prove it.
Mr. Burnie.—What is the reason you have mentioned for
getting a 94 road warrant?
Mr. realll4oll.—Beestme the other may lie seat into the
country, sod I wish to have this second warrant iu case there
should be occasion to use it iu the mean time.
Mr. Birtsie.—(To Sir Robert Baker.)--There is no objec-
tion to gratetiog a warrant ?
Sir Robert Raker —Nei; lie may have as many warrants
as he can charge distinct offences.
Mr. l'carson produced Use bildeticker's
Mr. !Weir directed Mr. Peinsun and Ins witness to retire
with the desk, fur lite purpose of making oast a warrant
in the usual funs, %shirts was Julie accordingly.

We have °lnes wed placsirds stuck up, otretitur 30) guineas
reward fur the apprthruclun of William Franklin, whip is
reptescated to be atoct 43.

MAGISTERIAL APPOINTMENT'S.—Mr. RAINS-
tom), one of the Magiittaits at flation•eardeu.
is appointed as the resident Magistrate at Queru.
square Police Office. to succeed the late Mr.
FIELDING. It is said that one of the Magistrates
at Shadtvell Office is to succeed Mr. RAINSFORD
at liatten-gardru.

ROBBEIIT AT THE RINCOR COTTACP,
WINDSOR GREAT PARK.

The latter estill of last week it was discovered gm the
enet.beilibligs cuntignous to the Cottage bad been eislefed,
sad eerily a rack full of posilt.y taken tinny. Through a
Pair of beater being found on the spot, the thief was doh
covered, and be touted vet to ben map employed H$ the
stables, oh., had thsuce of the elephant. He was trared
lave seat one hamper of the stolen pOldily by the Eghim
coach to Belton airrrl, Iteg acre, moil the wood Pamper
was detained at the coact, office, which the fellow bad the im.
redeem to deliver lonsself, slid whirl, was tikes back to the
Cottage. The thief was dismissed his service.