The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-01-12 00:00:00

HORSLSTEA LI A-G:

The Prisoner, who mood commitied om two charge; was
coda Iwought op, and, ■s usual, the Office was mach
crowded by lively stahle.keepers, who bed lost their loose..
Mr. Austin, of Wiudiwill.street, entered a new charts
against the Prisoner, for sicslins • chemist snare uu the SC h
of December. He ►ad previously hired and rosined wills
a horse, for which he paid half-a•guincs, but in ibis second
insiance, be hired for a mere ride in she Park, and m vie
returned. Mr. Armin had girt a tfs guineas for she =sr.,
mod had mat rime heard of her.

The caller whin delivered the mare le the i-once cirri.
berated the teetimowy of the last witaese, mud Wilt were posi-
tive as to identity.
Am miller at the Angel Inn, Reading, proved, in corn'.
bnratios of Mr. Richard's east, es • twiner occasion, th•,t
the Prisoner was the sees who meld a Week horse at Read-
ing for 10L, and Ibis tessionisy went to corrubor.ie the es
deice of Mr. Richards one former day.
Another charge cap prefeired spinet she Prissier by
James Brit', indict to Mr. Andersen, of Little Gri)'s lir -
lane. This sillies. proved thus the Prisoner hired a hone
on the Id of October, 1817, whistle he sever retorts d. It
was a blood horse, which the Presager ►ired fur a mere ride..
fur Its. and gave a false •ddreen, as Mr. IVillanu, of Ns. 18,
Gray's Inn square 'lbis witness had •n doubt es to identity.
The Prisoner was esememutted to Newpte fur trial NI four
/MOW F Lt..

Mr. Thomas WeWoe, • middlemged man, of genteel est•
feriae and of highly respectable family, was brought befit,
ibe Magistrates yesterday, charged with fotgery, awl once.
jilt as true a bill of exchange, drawn by hinpelf, and pot-
purling to be accepted by Mr. Sanger! Weldon, a respectable
brewer, at Camberwell, she brother of the Primmer.

Mr. Joseph Parkin, Lie of she fliirge Tavern, tVtiit-
chapel, staled, that the Pei•oner stuutracied a debt with him
to the amount of she bill; he applied to him for the der,
sad be told him he euald give him an accquassee of Ws
brother's for the amorist; sabseqnraily the Primmeu Ford
biro the bill of exchange this prodasemi b.fu.e the
trate., which he afterwards paid to Moms. Harbrey
Co., brewery. When the bill became dee it was pr s let st
for pyrieut to the supposed acceptor, Mr. Sunset Welders.
at Camberwell; lie declared that the accepteuee was a
forgery, and that be knew suthiu. whauerer of is.
The Primmer was is consequence takes into custody ..
lupoo his being asked if he bad any thsag to say why ba
should wit he committed, be strongly preluded that sFr
acceptance was the bawd-writing of his brother. He was
asked by the Magistrates, if be bail any evidence to prove
tbelmatieritiirg to be his brother's! The Prisoner thew 'O-
rd two *deer brothers of his to pewee the fact what he M+l
amiefied. Ups the bill of 'Reheats being sheiro tei easalea.
swiiseed by them, they slated that they could hot Positively
say whether the Peeplauce was or was rot the writhe( of
Mr. imosel Weldon their brother.

A Aelicisoar. Oft alimaded on she part u the Preareentsv,
stated, tint ►e had r►erived a hits r /nom 31r. Samoa %bri-
des., is answer Ito one that he 114.1 wristru to him, in .hick
he proneuneed the acceptance to hr a A.reery The Sulsts •
tar prodoeed Mr. Samuel I'VelJosia truer, the howl-awns(
of which beteg compared wish that of she arm planer, they
were Ream/ to be very discord/tr. The Soliciim nspreetc.l
she Magistrate to mama she rrinarer lo a Assure J.y, whku
Mr.liamsel Weldon would ash old Remanded Cur a rr, k.

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