The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-11-03 00:00:00

THE WIN ESS Dlf MONT.

There having appeared some cvrtilirates to the
character a De Mont, the Countess of Colon:liter,
in the Ministerial papers, some time ago, !Inflow lug
to have been written by the P..tor at Coloitibter,
we have received from a carreapotuleut original cer-
tificates boils the former and present Pastor of that
place, %hid) clearly 'thew the opinion entsrtamed by
them of the conduct of that chambernsiil. The
information alluded to, its- the copy of the certificate
which we imlrjoin,,resiardwil, list, her indecent coo.
duct, in public, with Sacchi, the Count; and, se-
condly, Iter having been convicted of gross false.
bonds during lierlatit rrsole..ce nt kiorges
" I, the undersigned Near of Colombier, at the instance
of Mr. Barry, seem of her Majesty she Qom' of England,
declare that I never gave a critilirate avoid unseals to Ma.
demoiselle Louise De Mont, of Colombier, by Murices; and
that she never ticked one from me. I declare. likewise, that,
after certain areminta ol.irh have reached use, I jirver would
have given %Itch n certificate Iss testimony of which I have
anhiesibeil my 'tame at St. Saphorin, this 14th of Ortolor,
11110. (Slgued) " M ES LAN, Pastor of Colombier."
The corro•toess of this signature is certified by
Durand, Jude de Pais of the circle of Colombier,
canton of Vaud, iu SA
The other certificates. are signed by S. Perry, for-
merly the Pastor of Col:oldster, and declare, first,
that the certificate of gond behaviour which he gave,
and which has been published, related to the con-
duct of De Mont before .he went into the Princes
of Walea's artifice; and, I:ecoatily, that he had read
De 51init'a Jouricti, after her return from that Per-
vice, iii which idle smoke in high terms of panegyric
of her Royal iiighners.

Monday inori.ing three companies of the 13th
foot. bang the second divioon, inertlistt from
Edinburgh Castle, on their ionic to Ireland.
51FLANcHoLir ACCIDENT.—OnSoIUrdoiy even-
ing as Mr. BETHEI.I., who keeps the Nel-oo's
Head, on the Ilay road, about six miles from Here-
ford, was crowing the Wye MI a pony with his sun,
from visiting some land he rented, owing to the
depth of the water, and the rapittil or the current,
they both 10-tidied. Mr. BETHEL!. liimieft a wife,
and six children fatherless. The horse swam out.
EXTENSIVE HOBBERV.--011 rt'ediit.b(lay night,
about siiiiT.-o'clock. a small Ironic WM stole!' oft
our of tln• Margate coaches, lotweets Chartsig-crots
and the Elephant and Castle, containing valuables
worth about 7,000/. the property of an Inside pas-
senger. The owner obtained some clue of where
the property was taken to, and immediately hired a
hackney coach and vet ail in that direction.

An Inquest wen held on Wednesday, al &Merton, is
1-inculochere, on the body of MARY VICKERS, aged Si
yeah', who died somewhat suddenly; her husband who
is a very young snail, and to whom she was married a
few months back, was mm/tilted to Skirbeck Quarter
prison during the time the inquest was sitting, an a
charge of cmunsitting a rape at Millington fair. After a
minute examination of witnesses, the Coroner soggroted
the propriety of taking the opiaion of a medical man, which
was accordingly done, and the Jury retuned a verdict
Died 11 the I-Wanes If God.

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