The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-04-10 00:00:00

is llediVeresools.' The issaiption open it.ote, *to the
memo,' stein Address"
The evideneelif bk. Loam, ef the. Geeeswicli Academy,
was thus reed ; the chief pert has abendireppeseed; the
oily thine worth the toeslissi is, that Mune, amil Hailed.*
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aridly came together, .{tierdoe essirdese, is his house,
Heisted theineviau, their Agee, Sic. and when ate soil
dusk together ig kit bowie t hedged, he believed they were
overly always torches, sod had hearcestpasisses for a cue-
Mkeelde time.
Mn. Lettos listed, that Hum ood .Haeledoe ewe Ire-
rutty together at her beam, withis abut s work. sad be-
tween that sad a %Haight, slier the menders were committed.
I.7plim one ocusion air remembered Homey este/dug the
hem at the bark door, with • bundle; she was puffin,
it was on a Sanday thermos, the day the warders wove
discovered. Hemel went to the privy before be eutered Is
lower, noel he took the boodle up the beck smite into his
rum. sad pot Hoe contests of it into his bus, without she
havisg am opportunity of mho( whet it "'waived. Homy
sherwerds acme Me the isnot room, sod eat with her and
her MAIM ; he mowed to helm bass tirimitiogb hot wee
not very much intosiested ; heebesbeed asked his to amid
for sleet of heer ; he refeeed fee a WM time and 4864 nog
he Ipi se money ; her linslmad, 6 • joille, ceded bins •
shabby fellow' or • mow stingy fellow, or 'something like It,
and he dm took Mersey oat d.bie posket eel end for a
pot. of beer. They had sem comminetion abase the mo-
dem end Homy woke sliest it wiAmet the least concern;
be knelt' hum betimes Gm mad els ekiledes aid mid he
wee gnat so Peahens, W 66 Imeheee, where be bad pro-
sited to dim, hot bed diseppohmed Arm. for he haul dined
nt kis weshorwommeuls. mbeee'beheel tees for his limo. The
loon of limarriessee woo ed@ dos selbellser as that they MM.
.14617 sat is..mod they ilwataluosed thrombit every might
and smormisg se they was./S.M tensed from the sleep-
ing-room ; the bore me .over leaked dories tie time it was
is her buss, hot the lid was tied dews with • curd; her
bushaud carried the boa from his homes to Mna Goddard s,
of Hagen' Peel& ; it was wt Jerked at that time, but
packed op with • picot of cord.
Mrs. Godsised stated, tbstilitben wes mot locked whew
it was et her house, bet My fastened together with a cod.
Mr. Mershon Cowrirobloopos of doe Stagistestes, at this
part of the holism informed the Primmer, that if he chose
la say any AWE voluterily, he was at liberty-nod it be
did sot Aisle proper, sod Aare so defer it to smother time,
he laird, 6r they did not wish la compel him to soy one
wont.
Ilium, who stood helms Adkins and Vickery, stepped
forward to the cod of the table, and said, that he wished to
uplain his contheet in every particular.
Here the posture of the crowd was se great, that the too
Mess was completely stepped • the window, were brook's
by theme"! onside eademwerhog to fore themselves lots
the roes. The High Coinstalile and she Parish Coastaides
were a lug time before they could roam en . The win-
dows were closed. and the anon locked, and whets silence
wee obtaieed, Homey stated es fellows, esektfoi :-
0 I, Charles Ninety, do irelesteetly make the following
elMotesit before the Magistrate, of Greenwich, es this 9th
day of April, ISIS, in respect of my eluded leeching the
doge spina woe of the murder of Mr. G. Bird sod Mary
ill.-n.:-era Soodayinornisig, the day when the noel Ors
were discovered, about sloe o'clock, I left the Tiger's Head
mobliolisese, is toodomstreet, Grown* which is oppo-
site to the buses of Mr. Bird, the deemed. I left the
Ikaer's Mud -ti ge to my wesheewoussies, Mrs. Dense%
who Om is 06mA-row, Greenwich; se I wee going slug
the mid towards her hefts. tMt • Ines maned hooey, who
looks aloe the horses in the midis of Mr. Sheer. I said
to his, 6 Van leek very unwell, Jewry; be said, sAh ! I
on my peopely,,aad Imre Ms eerie time; I asked his to
to sad take sesethiug to drink at the Ship end Suit mohlic-
looms; lir smeed so accompany me, we secomiimity west
and had • pint of gin end beer; we remised there talking
estit about twelve o'clock st soot, mid she. I left him sad
mot kite Mn. Dessett's house; I had • boodle in my baud
sod took it there ; it costOsed dirty limes which I winded
to get whited.- WWe I eiteked her hoses.they were haul-
ing, and I agreed to lake made slug with-them.
I stopped there eating sod drinking shill shout four
o'clock in the aftershom • we weed eooversi.g epee different
subjects. west from Ism mei& to Mr. Luau's home,
sad took with see • bundle of Mee tine., and mot it auto sy
box, which wee at Mr. Lk house. &fore I west este Mr.
Lattee's house,l west into the yard to the privy.*
Magistrate-Which privy; the leer or small me?
Hoop-The small is. at the bottom of the garde.; as
I wit golog in I saw • me get over • wall which divides
Mr. Luau's from Mr. Sosith's (the Magistrate's) gnomic
He was dressed is • white fustian jacket and truwsers : he
me • red-sired men, sot very tall ; he had • Issuolle in his
Mod, which I saw his put at the foot of • tree, in Mr.
gasifies grounds; he then /raped over the wall into the
✓oad, sod raw away.
Magistrate-What rod?
Hooey-TM rood lay Lott's's rounds.
;decimate-I'm did sot follow his
H osey o.
Magistrate-Vfliot canted him to run; did he see you,
Hussey-1 du set know.
Megistrate-Heys you any more to say ?
Hussey-Yes • I went isle Mr. Smith's grounds, end pick-
ed op the handle. I fund it tied up very lour, sod ripened
woe terser of it. The lest thug I saw was • silver ladle,
• spy-alas, and sense watches. I looked round mod saw
nu person near sae, sad I hid the beadle is Mr. Lotion's
ground under sere wells, mod
.rwithish, which lay
there. I did net look it the "MMb of the bundle at that
mot. I sever ma to the mot where I pieced it soil the
Seterday followilog ; • 1 lifted up she imettirsi sad saw it re-
"seised when I pieced k,• I thes took it up to the rem
where my hos was deposited, sad hewing examined the com-
ments of the boodle, I pet it into my box. The following is
the contests to the hest ef my keswiedge : four sheet, three
setae., a adorer lone, • spy-glea.,,Su rings. wrapped in a
owe °fug, two IL end two CIL Pjltek7of Englosei sow% a
quantity of old 'ski end silver cois, old a broker buckle.
the property ronalised is say box moil it was removed by
Mr. tams to Hrs. &Alerts house. I mooted use nog is

Mairiatrats—What did you do with the old soh)
tiorpop-.1 asp is Iliewistaatroet, I Wiest
a pawnbroker* is sty Amu souse.
lissistsslo—Whst did pas do with Ilse oppilase, as yes
mall it
Ilssisp—l pawned it st • pawsbraiirr's shop is Lowdos-
street, fuerspogosso, foe 54. I hew melba% Muff to asp

The Magistrates Marred the room In he cleared, which
being dom., the evidrucrs were severally bunted over wader a
r. cognisance to appear at Maidstime at the n►at Assizes,
awl give mightier opium the Primmer. Mr. Bicknell was
hound over iris the part of die perish to prosecute the Pri.
misers Rvssry mid Matthias, already at hltidetrosie, fur the
feluiliis with which they stood ellarged. The public heisig
namitted spin, Itasory was isfonned that he was fully com-
mitted fur trial. The olllceri dahlia and Vickery having
ppt t►e warrant of comerdltal, they brought a post-chaise to
the Lich of the National School, sod eudearcnered to get
Mason through a bock window into It, bat his heavy rout
prevented theuraecumplishing their design. Hli heads were
pl4ertl in a figure handcuff, and be was with mach dif-
ficulty got through the crowds into the comb, which was re-
mimed to ilk Meknes T in the adjiiiiiing street. The
shouting of site people was very bud; hut it did nut at all
&Bert the Primmer; he evinced, as heeled dose during the
whole of the eirantiaatioo, the utmost uneunreva.

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When the Magistrates lUfurleir4 hint that he wu tong to
lAsidstone, he said, " Vera well, G. miens. 11, 1 found the
things, and am innocent 011ie ',ude, p..' Mule II Lut•rr was
.in the coach, before it set of, he ronversed with lei brother
fur some lime about same pecnniary afLire,
The High Queasily Mr. Smith, aitemied him antil he
net off; be said to Mr. Smith, " t have been the rause of s
!mot deal tef trushle to you to-tley." Mr. Smith replied,
" You have hod aloe year attars of the trouble." Hassel
bad a smile upon bis eoustensure when Mr Smith suede she
viols. He 'book. bondswith Isis towhee, and Ind 'him good
Sys.....Adlitsis line oft doe side of him ill the areire, and
Virkery on she Mier; sod ohms the chaise divine of Hammy
seemed quite oneoseensed,.while km brother sppederd dig-
livered beynn.l .assure.' t.sehinf, the enosiible of Cu eta-
wiets, stte,Aest as an mateidet, to assist the officers if he
stinald he r lowed.