The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-11-24 00:00:00

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O.J rs lone Wen rirtervale:re lo lit ont tl4 Ty:rot soil%
early dispatti; arid VollOt oli strips of lit r
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l'earrd'ir• nr Ad ilia of the transport lotoortrr *lf ONO-
int 00 0100 e, sho Onfortrastely sprat, and s*. ur
rtre c.ro
tare tlutrest tl.

1 his 'morning intelligence of die ilesils of COI A. &ids*,
of his Mejtst)'s ship Mitre, is secs Irrsd her►. ?i.e
Tsuiar Las Imes p.rtitrlulr silifurisurre In lam Isr.s
of officers Mote she saile.l from this poet in Mbef,
Isst, dirt rt rir the Wcst ladies, hot ultraistilp fir 11,-
Ildlitot ►tation. Before she left the If. se hell.. shit tu.t
bee Fiera Lieutenant sod seven other welt. t% sod fro di:o
after leaving Jamaica, her russomitiler, Captain Meuse, Ms •t.
lie was nu U.-silent officer, ■wl much tides at d 1., all ur! rt
knew him Mrs Stone and an snirsble desightsr amide .11
toriglibiliiihourl. Capt. Sitint's son, •dr +•'sing lot►'
mien, is an tither r no board the I*.ini.ir; to a h.ch slop, ir
her arrival al Halifax, Captain S. It Peehell, of the Belleir-s
Was pushed,.

POLICE.
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IN %NMI 1101112.
Two hstites or the iCand of Oslliee, in the P.,ci Dr (teems,
where Camino Cook 100 Isis life, weir yesterday beamed be.
fore the Lord Mayor. They are warrioir mail the await o
Chiefs of she Sandwich Well. Their 11111111t1 see Swiragmof
lion mid Tomo.. and they are the first people of those bar.
barons notion* tb-it r ver 44.1 fool tiptoe English grained. I.
bad berm the day blare represented to his Lordship *hot at
Ira wronger' sere brought to tills cosolry wider eircOwl►
stance. of an . mrsnrdinaiy nature, awl that being desolate
sod without money or knowledge of the language, or pows►t
of making themselves understood, they would lit all probs.
bility perish if some messes were Nut taken In semi them
back to their ratite ruhutey.
With •mine (1044114 as iuterpreter was f.onal. Ile Is a
young American, who had been taken p. imam by the twig...
of Owyhee, where be bid gone is a "chi/sorer called the Sea.
horse, to pruritic 'modal wut,dr wills shirts that Wand
almonds.
The following circumslauces came out in the cooeso,of
the exasoinalitto :

Oa Sunday last the clergyman rho officiatitl on heath! lie
(hating chapel on the liter Thames, olivetvid lnu foreigucil
in the apparel of seamen, lam ware rtry •tieotive doris
the performance of divine wittier, but who gave vvidleut
symptoms of oever having seen any thing of the kiad before.
The Use Gentleman made diligent it quirks' and found that
they wet' natives of Owyhee, that they had been brought hi
this-country in an American ship, and had no Mead bat •
Mr. John Tudgay, aail.rwaker, and Pinner of the Ship sod
Pilot public house, Wappiong High. stn. t, who bad bt..l
supporting them about two mouth..
Through the medium of the interpreter, it was stated 'hat
the two warriors had been fisbieg at some distaute firm the
shore, in a canoe, with three others, Road that au American
schooner, •hieb had touched at the island for scene of their
valuable 'produce, bore Julien epee, look florin all primmer,
and sailed towards Europe. la the Gu;f of Califurni
• Spanish private, captured the sihootteri and link ail
prise and crew into saw Josef, where the Spaistatils mur-
dered two of the warriors' countrymen and made alavis
of the warriors themselves. The remaining poor asraug. r
contrived to get pussessinsi of a small lipattish canoe with
paddles, rowed Imo the ocean, and was never beard of
more. After some time, during which chi y bid washed as
staves, an American Cspiain, aka waisted bandy, was
accommodated with the two warrior.- Ile proeunwd to Imol
them at Valparaiso, from whence they could 'Procuie
passage home, but be did nut lie* p his word. nu
railed cos to England, soil is Loudon be left flu en
at the house of the person above-stunil, r 4 has Parted
with great humanity. The luteiditt a the East ludia
Company effectually prevents any of our ships (sum touch-
iag at the Sandwich Isles, and therefore the only alternative
the uuftirtunate men have, is to obtain a pasasge to sums
coesary on eke Ciaminews which tanks to (]wee, we to de.
pend upon the charity of this metropolis. The wish of ate
IllifflUri is to return home. They are extremely vatic, good
humoured, and gaud-natured. Boos.-uh.llow determiutd to
adapt his appearauce to that of those into whose society Le
bad fallen. He therefore put on • jacks I sod truaixe;„
and eta off his hair, which hung dusts to his knees abets
he was amongst his countrymen. Tammy did the aims
upon landitig. Tkr former is remarkable for his acolytey
and stiesigth ; eats hit • pitit put at the distance of fifty
yards wish the point of his spear, and eau dive to the bot-
tom of twenty fathom water. The interparter's experience
was pisichaved by great danget• and fatigue. Ile is
twenty two years old, and to 1817 had sailed its the
&mistime from Boston, his native plate, to Otrylaro
for sandal wood. Ou the snivel of the vend he atu.l
four others were seat ashore in a boat, but the moulted thi y
reached land the natives seised the boat, upon • bids the in-
terpreter's companions jumped overboard, and swam to the
ship, while several of the savages' laid hold of him, heel
took hien up the country about twenty miles ass tom it shun:-
dens. As be was carried slim; the guns were fired from the
ship, but there was no loss of life its cousequeoce. Ile was
imprieourd for six months, was at brit treated harshly, Let
at 1.04/0 as he became actinainted with the langrage,
greatest kindness was extended to him. Upon beim' set et
liberty, he was tattooed by the Chief. in the west beau-
tiful mauner about the body, sent about naked, and
if he had staid longer would have been tattooed in the
(ace, the highest degree of honour. He got a wife, •1,1
was made a oust• r, but he feared that if taken in war ha
would be devoured by the victors, of which he saw many
examples, and this terror co-operating during his stay wit"
bit recollection of his soother nod brothers in Alktf ICI, he
determined to escape as mom as possible. Au °petite.-
laity presented in the arrival of an American atop, and h.,
contrived to steal on hoard. He had since met with wavy
diaappotiii meats sod fatigues, and yesterday wished hems(' f
bark spilt its Owyhee. He is the first European taw av r
resided •motigst the motives of these islands.
The Lord Mayor said, the account of the two unfortamme
warriors was extremely affecting, explested his warm antra--
beaus, of the conduct of NW Tudgay and the Clergyinse,
but at the same time expressed his apprelarnsi‘• that these
was tau fund to be applied to the rase of the poor swinger-,
except that which meat spriug from • source whir h had a
thousand streams--the generous mad active sympathy of
Eaglialdurn.

11101 V PTILEET.

Yesterday William IVestrop, one of the ciillectui• of the
101 l uu Waterloo Bridge, was brought to the Unice and ow-
derwcut an elamivatiou before Richard &lime, Esri. charged
with assaulting alr. Howell, the Witter Balla, and fuicib!y
taking his hat.
Mr. Howell stated, that en Wednesday night he was pass-
ing weer IVaterlou ((ridge, and gave the U teuJaat a ..a-
pence to pay for his peony lull. The thleattaut raarosow.l
the sixpence very closely by the lied of a lamp, to aseet CM,/
if it was a good our, and having satisfied himself Hist it es..
good, he gave him the chsioge, sad put the sixpence into his
pocket among other money, silver he supposed, and passt.l
toe to the Bridge; and wheu be had passed on to the to gond
area, 140 yards from the toll-gate, the Defendant raw eft. r
and overlook bias there, and charge., him with luirsing toff,'
him a bad sixpence, which he deuitd, and refused to cbsage
it after he had 'oilseed himself that it was good, and lut.l
mixed it with other money. The Defestdaot then violently
seised his hat from

boom, which put hi
go home in a heavy
The I)efeadaat it
Art of Parhuman

Mr. Beryl% tits*
quit• • Sarre-at 1'
laving parsed ea 1'
property for UN pl

a new transaction,
He then wasted
far hot rrepting hit
Magistrate refused

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seised his hat from his head and ran off with it into the twill
house, which put ban to great inentiveressee, as be bed to
go home in a heavy fall of rain 'Whitest a hat.
The I)efendant in his defence towheaded shot the Bridge
Act of Parliament authorised him to seize the bat.
Mr. Bemis, the Mae Wrote, however, aaw his cosideset is
quite a different tight, as Mr. Howell, the Comphaasent,
having petsrd os HO yards. his power over him as to event::
property for she parietal df telt had ceased, wed it Masai:
a new transaction, he therefore ordered lam to Ned hail.
He then wasted to porter ecompleisi again'. Mr. Howell,
for iattrrepting his iu the ruecYtWM of hie daq, bat the
Magistrate refused to loaf it.
A repeat is is eireulatioa, arid has olotaitsed a eisueld.ra.
Inds droves al credit, that she Gesso Wigwam, has ordered the
aosreablage of so stay is the vitimily of It Igrode.wiforia
Agerj
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