The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — 1825-06-11 (London, England)

MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Yesterday a young man, named J. Ringer, living in the service of Mr. Winter, of St. James's-xtreet, was brought before Mr. Ro El the Marnstrate. Mr. 1. oxhall, a gentleman residing in Raker-street, stated that on Monday night last he had a party of friends at his house, amongst whom was Alt. Winter, the master of tile prisoner. In the course of the evening the prisoner came to attend upon his master, and as the servants of the house had a good deal to do, he offered his services to assist them, which was permitted. Several hats were missed at night, and in the morning various articles of plate were foundlo have been stolen, which were traced to the prisoner. The prisoner said that he knee/ nothing to urge in his defence, and was fully committed for trial, and the witnesses bound over to prosecute. T. Jibes, a coachman, in the service of Lord Kenyon, was brought to the office upon a warrant, charged with a violent assault upon Plank, the chief officer of this establishment. The officer was am tainted in placing Lord Kenyon's carriage in proper line, at the drawing-room, upon which the defendant lashed him severely with his whip. The defendant was ordered to find bail.—Lord Kenyon immediately bailed him.  Tux Rees'. Coy rms.—The fashionable parties have beenrendered equally attractive by the beautiful weather, but nothing could exeeed the magnificence and splendour of his Majestys Drawing-room on Thursday ; never was there such a display of female beauty ; the ladies appeared in all their charms supremely great, assisted by the enchanting influence of Rowland's Italydor, which communicates a celestial bloom to the female complexions, I The ladies' heads of hair were arranged in the most fascinating 1 and tasteful style of elegance, assisted by the co-operative aid of Rowland's 3lacassar Oil, demonstrating the superior excellence of those inestimable Productions. On Tuesday last an intluisition was taken at the Rose, in St. Michael's parish. betore Mr. Chevrll and Mx. Brown, coroners for this town, on view of the body of W. 3lowlam, aged 52, who had been miming from his home the preceding night. The deceased was parish clerk of St. Michael's, and it was niggested that search should be made in the church; on going there' about 8 in the morning, the door was locked, and the key In the lock on the inside ; a window was forced open, and after searching sonic time about the pews and other places, the unfortunate man was discovered hanging in the dark turret leading up to the belfry., Ile was seen to go into the church about seven o'clock on 3londay evening. After due investigation the Jury returned a verdict of Insamily.—Cambridge Paper. On Friday night last, between the hours of eleven and', twelve o'clock, a severe and truly unfortunate reneontre took place in Nash Field, near Chewton Bonney, about toar miles east of Christ-church, between the Preventive men, under the command of Lieutenant Pollen, R.N., on the Ilurst station, And a party of smugglers, when the latter suffered most severely. A hall entered the abdomen of James Read, a labourer of :Head Ends, near Mil. ton, which, after several hours' sufferieg, terminated his existence and two other men are' lying in a dangerous state. An inquest has since been held at the Wheat Sheaf public-house, at Milton, on the body of Read, before Mr. Baldwin, the coroner, and • re. apectable jury, (the Iweinan of which was Thomas Jones, Esq. of Sway House,) who, after a long investigation, returned a verdict of Wilful Murder agAnst one of the men of the Preventive Service on the Hurst station. A short time previous to the above unfortunate circumstance, a snuggling lugger made its appearance opposite Chewton Bunney, but the smugglers did not succeed in working their broods, and it wag afterwards understood that the manic ware taken bi a Gutter.—.Wrsa County areniett.  PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. Rest Dressing Hides . - - 194 to 211 d . Common ditto . - 150 to 1841 Crop Hides 35 to 38 lbs. . -16 d to 170 Ditto, 40 to 45 lbs. - . . . lad to 20d Ditto, 45 to 'Albs . . . 194 to 200 Calf Skins, 35 to 40Ibs - . 184 to Ntdd Ditto, 45 to 551bs . . . . 24d to 30dd Ditto, 35 to 751bs . . . - 224 to 2544 Small Seal Skins . . . -174 d to 18dd Tanned Horse Hides - - - 134 to 14dd Spanish Horse Hides - . . 14.1 to -1941t1