The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-07-28 00:00:00

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epee Mea la lake le bka. sPllnullor,l nest
swain is se Whew/elm, O the property Ie
Ma paoreetwi. Against Per,. It eel, appeared the sows
essaithe before he and Liddell were fakirs, of case to Ara-
ries, Hilt beaked Liddell if bet road BIM Rot mane mew,
leen his eiassev, whom Liddell said he ettohl sat ; and that
ekes Liddell committed the theft he was standing is a gate.
way within sight of the house. Liddell had, however, ran
off in a runtrsty direction, sod they bail nut been sees is.
gaiter dais( the sight.
Lid•lell male an alefeete.
Mr. *awn' opiate in his chaseter. Ile hail bees with
hiss three years soil a half, mad had always brew industrious,
atteattire, and willing. Sill he become aesposiated will% Brows.
lie would have trusted biro with property to any asnuest.
gather witnerwre attended to speak to his character, bat it
was jedgeti nuareasar• to examen them.
The Jury Acquitted Besets, but fossil 04141,11 Guilty, and
strongly recommenced him is. merry.
Mr. Resets earantly areotsded the reemeseendatioss; an.l,
in answer to his Lordihip, said, he ah..sid willingly receive
him again if mercy sliotild be extended to him.
Mr. Justice l'sec, much affected, proceeded le pass sell.
leliCt. He had never, on $ similar ocaision, felt au distreis.
ed. To set a young man, whose hopes had lately been so
promising, and who possessed She talent So write the 1.-iters
that had been put lisle his haads--to see hies now stasdiog
before him to receive 'tailrace of death, excited the greatest
agony in bas mind. The recomiorailation to merry he ap-
proved of. He believed the 1115111,1116 delerntinatioa of the
prosecutor 10 receive him scam into his service world not
prove Isseiriluus. He believed the Prisoner hod formed
such re•olutions as wombd render his conduct exemplary to
his dynes day. Ile huped all vrus.l.l be deterred by this exam-
ple from the vices and Naomi' of which the not was
death. Ile was afraid Brows had hero the ricked tempter
ohs had sedated Liddell Gas the paths of ',One. Ile should
support the recommendation so mercy with all bill ability.
Both the Primates haired rapretfolly. Caddell had bid
his face drying she whole proeettling. Hie connexions are
of
the first respectability.

At these Anises Williams Lee, s Private in the
6th regiment, was tried under Lord Ellenborough's
Act, for .tabbing Nathaniel Kitching, at Halifax.
The case was opened es one of those alleged out-
rages by the military upon peaceable and unarmed
subjects; but in evidence it turned out that the Pro-
secutor had been drunk, rod hid charged the
Prisoner with robbing, because be hail hdped him
to his hat, being on guard at the time. 'rule
Prosecutor had been monsided in the thigh, but
it did not appear whether the wound was 'menhir',
ally given or uccilentally, the Prisoner attempting
to prevent the Pooseentor from enternig s smi►h).
He was acquitted wo hoist hesitation.
The number of prisoners for trial is forty-one.
Mr. Jumice PARK took 0CC4111085, as the names of
the COPOseti were coiling over, to elltlitoll them, hi
well a. Justices of the Peace, from exam. g
Inrt-
soner► on oath, es that precluded their .ritatemetsi,
from being received in widener, and might thus
frustrate, in many cases, the purpose. of justice.

ALI PACHA.

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lixtters f►om Epiraa are said to state, that Ali Yachts, sir
receiving orders from the Porte to evacuate some prosioess,
had a conference with Sir Thomas Maitland, but was not
eutoureged to hope for any assistance (run: the British Go.
scram-at. lie then returned to Jangling, sad 1111111111004 d a
Council of the meat dissi•guished Tauten .of Her country.
Tke Turks advised anbinission to tho Vow, bat this ad-
vice he did not chowie to (ottai% Ho the. called together
the Greek Orrin and notables, and addressed than io • long
speech, on which he apologised fur the aggressions he had
committed on that people by stating that he had beets driven
to Shove al verities by the Necessity of his situation. A copy
of Assort& attributed to the Packs is given is the French
paper., but with some demobt as to 08 aathesitieity. It is
said, however, lint he •ISPijareil next slay is public, with
the Bishop of JlllllllO, by his side, and that they both pro.
etched to set an example of working on the fortificatiams.
Os the same day be disarmed the Turks, and made them
deliver hostages to him. lie also took hostages from the
Albanians, though they •dh,re to him, withstanding
that they profess the Maaalinsu religiou. lie h u caused a
proclamation to be read in the Greek cbuichcs, inviting the
people to take up arms for the defence of their religion.
He edTers every one who enlists a bounty of 100 piasters,
and 40 piastres a month of pay. These teeme have procured
him • great nowiteee of recruits. lie is said to have an
army of 50,000 men, more than threolifths of vriautu are
Greeke.—(Pari, Paper)

Au account is remised from Colcutta, stating that
the Asiatic market has been so universally crowded
with European goods, for the consumption of years,
that besides losses, the discounts have been—Glass
111 are, 50 per cent.; Queen's Ware, 60 per cent.;
Stationery, 40 per cent.; Lace and haberdashery,
50 per cent.; Woollens, Y 5 to 30 per cent.; Irons
mongery, 50 per cent. Stc. Immense exports.
ilOllll took place front Frati.Cr, of all kitids.of French
manufacture; as well is I* holland. Denmark,
Portugal, and America, every ship bringing full
cargoes.

cl'e regret to learn that a disturbance took place
at Liverpool on the 12th instant, in consequence of
one of those Tilly processions in commemoration of
the battle of A ttglirim; which can only tend to keep
alive a spirit of attimopity between men who should
act as friends and brothers. Of the rioters eleven
were apprehended, of whom two have been ►ince
discharged, two admitted to bail, and seven re-
minded for want of sureties. The Mayor seems,
very properly, inclined to bring to the test of law
the c luct of the Orange Society (a Society which
his been declared to be illegal by the heads of both
parties in Parliament), and has therefore held to
bail, and commenced proceedings against, the Pre-
sident of the lostitution.—( Tyne Mercury.)
Couaide►able purchases are linking of both wheat
and ado, under an idea that prices will be much
higher before any new corn can he brought to
market, it being slow considered certain that the
ports will continue shot against the importation of
any foreign corn till November.

A pretty siumerous gang are supposed to he now
travelling in the North of Elie'sid and South of
Scotland, for the purpose of (miming well-ese.,
ruled base cont. Tradespeople mud peace officer"
should keep a good look-out.
A melancholy and fatal accident occurred ?a Saturday
eveuhm lam, near Wolverhamptoa. Tw. boys, we named
George Sweet, were racing on burwtrick, shrug the gadgetry
road, against smother horse, which hail at.. two boys spots is
when doled who was behind Sweet fell if without injury, and
in a few seconds after Sweet also fell, when his foot caught iu
the stirrup, he was dragged along the road, rnd received a frac-
ture opus the bead which elated immediate death. We wish
our account eltwed beef; but the catastrophe is .1111 more ir-
ked', and deplosable. 31r. Erato., a reaps risible imusufse.
hirer, who was in a held oveelookiwg soma hay-makers,
mimed the eircauessauce mid, after riding up to the hey. net on'
towards Ibe lowa fur a metros; hat he bad rut proceeded
far Were he felt ill, pi 'Whig home Ind upon reaching the
home of Ids ley the road aide, sat down and expired.
loporms were held upon the bodies sisi Monday, whew the
Joey Nursed • verdict or.. A eildenthil Death." upor Gorge
iscct sad • Pea Mr. Resat, '• Pied is a fir of *mks',
oek.asiosseat y fright."