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nu, and ruu. taaat, .st iubav e 'MY 44 'on was out the eVallee. rb e: r Gnu c+l 111. rciror uf goi Lag Lc. la • w •rd 2 nJ of ti. J. I.leL, • 61 61, .. 6 11 env fiats, baring Cure of .S..lt!s varna, and not being of tie ckar yearly value of 1501. at the kart, noun suelo new veaation shat: he free scut !taxiy kl:pc:!are;ed and quitted, from all charges sod far r ,on account of the said First Fruits; and a'su that all and sonKular such Benefices and Vicarages 34 may liable to any payments, un seroant of the (section of aa) Glabc-houss, slmll be (1 . ..- charged in lake 'winner cf the o.f in Fruits, so far only as respects such incumbent as ta . ..y Orli": good smell riyinent r un account of the trettion of such fachc-house. THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, THURSDAY, MAI 19. Sir SAMUEL ROW LLY bait uiglit in the Housa of Commons obtained leave to briii,; in a Bill to ame liorate the criminal code Ly diminibbing the 1111111 ber of capital offences. A full account of his'plini i., given in onr report of Parliamentaay Debate. The Ship Owners and Underwriters oil - lull, in terested in the vessels detained or captured by the Danes, have presented a Me:uorial to the Treasury, pra) ing for a remuneration of Lieu tosses out of the proceeds of the Danish prizes. Captain Sestocte, of the Solebay frigate, of 33 Funs, arrived last night at the Adrinr,lt, fross oft the coast of Portugal, charged with dispatches for Government. We understand that they bring fa vourable intelligence of importance. The following is a correct statement of facts respecting the revenue of First Frn'ts in Ireland, and of the measure lately proposed in the House of Common, upon that subject : The First Fruits, or annates, are or ought to be the first year's income of every ecclesiastical digni ty or benefice, and originated at a very early pe riod of our history, and were then paid by the Clergy of both England and Ireland to the Pope. At the period of the Reformation they became a part of the revenue of the Crown, and were as such regulated by several Irish Statutes, particu larly the 29th Henry VIII. which provides for the due and regular valuation, from tune to time, of this revenue, and for its crilketion, and also that of the twentieth part of all ecclesiastical benefices for the use of the Crown. Valuations were entered upon, sod in part effected, nuder these Acts, in the reigns of Henry VIII. Elizabeth, James, and Charles I. but no more than 1.500 parishes were valued, whilst 900 remained, and still remain, on valued, and consequently not subject to this payment. The amount to wlu.di the 1300 pa rishes were valued, was 8,8831. an:dil income, and the Archbishoprics, Bishoprics, and other Digultic-s of Ireland, were valued at no greater i: 4 441 a mount than 3,2361. Queen Mule, at toe instance either of Lord Treasurer Oxford, ur of the Mike of Ormond, then Lord Lieu tenant ;for they disputed the merit of having sug;ested this act of Royal munificence;, abso lutely released the clergy of Ireland from the pay. nse.iit of We ta entietitparte, and by her letters pa tent, gran:ed t. certain Trustees the rci cane of fruit., to be applied to the purpose of building and ul.-iintig churches and glebe houses, and Mt p-ir,ks, giAes and impropriate tythes. ft.r drai sacntotc:/s nJ tite steadier livings. The average sit nu,d u,rount prudseed by this grant, wi.i.h was coiltirin.:l by the statute -2(1 Georw I. and sere rat st:!)..erient Acts, from the defective valuation, is no mo. e than 3, - ,01. It was conceived, that, by a iaic and regular valuation, it is to be oll%en et!, the Crown was itnpowtred, Lv law, to mak:, from time to time, as it might de.na expedient, this revenue wculd as as- Income f e 7, lre• 2 , 1. MG!. titer e%ouerating f..oin all payiae;.t , very benefice, w;th cure of souls aet.”,e(l, win! did not 3 iehl to the incumbent an inccet,• zt least one hundred aa.J tifty rounds. I: thu, ear7i.. I into effect, it a ould place at the (ii3pos - t! of the Tru3tees 'coin:lst . ..n.4 of A rchb;ahops, L.-hop*, the Lord Chancellor, ui.d ether vrcat GIL& -T . -) an annual income 1 , 0 cont.hlerahl4/ 4 4 to r: it e iti a :*•!a , car 4 the Church of IreleOti it:he tho.t n •-pret.,blz .tat:, by t!.: ain4ineiltat:n e tia l a C:ier t.eni tit: t 4, and with the provision. in , ctnled ra•ike rut of the fill, rot 1.! not hut pre.-ed e.. 14 the Ir.t,t ..cterity u;i any i:idititlual—it SI 45 to I,e its }ALL' in. , ,taltuctitc wi• ;1m four or ti at 11, disece:;()l, of tiic TruN:e , •s—it nt , t t:ferl ti r pr.l,-.:t pose.,or of lny 4tignit or be-uf•- /Le. 0..1y a proilw, tive o'ojeot: of si..;na! adr3at.tzo the Chur..-h t-t,ili::•h11:• - ::1t, nor weld it bait affucttd our ,g;,n hal a ;avmtut to .1.:4:041.t tre..liou of ircr: rs ltbc- Lousr. Lta r re> refu.cl. by rna..rity cr 17 rote!, to n'tt;‘ , l.!l:ll- 8111 into ret.:e- a tax on tire Citzr; 1 0 .1 111 Otoll , . $ !I 14, a p ty;:it•.it ta froll t %hi 1., It tit rrreilite r:, t tui,ht havc Loren , a! day t right, r a tiEw :.r..1 fur sazva - alatut:•air ci re. t:.1: I• 6 F:.i Tt was iu raja Urged, the munificmce of the • Crown, which d e stin e (' thi s f un d for good and , ejsr I pious purposes, specially connected with the & mi..- 'or • 11 1 - siutical establishment, f rom w hi c h t h e revenue t . 1 s was to arise, ought t o i nc i te th e L eg i.l ature to i " render that revenue productive, so as to meet the i 7i:F. 1110.17.4.S ,V.VO\'.iuRAND /LILL 4.‘p R. exigency, instead of allow lug it to remain i nelticie Lit. • Al! arguments were unavailing; and it has been pieferred by the Chancellors of the Exchequer of both islands, who actively opposel the measure, to bok to the already heavily burdened body of the people fur a grant of 5(1,0001. out of the Consolidated Fund of Ireland, to he replaced by new loxes, to effect those purposes, very inade quately, which this branch of revenue, appropriated thereto, would execute completely, with means fully competent to the exigency of the demand.— Thus do men who ruse to power by the cry of dan ger to the Church, watch over and protect its best and dearest interests. The clause fur inquiry into the %aloe of bene fices in the Bill of which we give a copy, is exactly copied from the Glebe House Bill, introduced by the Secretary of Ireland, with the extension of the measure to dignities, and a direction for report ing to the Beard of First Fruits. No intelligence has been received respecting Ad miral liewrs's Expedition since it sailed from Yar mouth for the Baltic. Advices are hourly expected. The Embargo upon American remcls is to be ex tended to the ports of Portugal, as well as to the Spanish and French ports. The Illustrious. of 73 gun, , , Captain BROCGII.• TON, arrived on Tuesday at Portsmouth, with a convoy fmn the Mediterranean, and was put under quarantine. The Lady •of Commi.oioner utreow, from Gibraltar, is come home iu the 11Whim. Yesterday a Court of Director was held at the East India * House, when the follow ing Conintauderi took their final leave of the Court, previous to departing for their respective fle-thintions, viz : Captain Rosa, of the Cantrartben, fo, Bombay : and Capt. Heasiot, of tea Eon Spoocer, fur 31aUelea, 31a4lras, and Beata'. - The nadennentioned ships were thus stationed and timed, cis : The Dessyses, Cereals Boobs ! , to be 'Best the Otb of Jew, red sail hem Glasessmi tier sth Ju!‘. T'he Totteciata, C.apt. Jones the Geiser.' Stuart, Capt. Jamieson ; aid the Veto% Capt Macintos►, for Madras and Meugal ; to healed t►e Seth Jane, and sad Goan Gun-Likud t►e 24th July. The Court adjourned at six o'clock, till Wed nesday next. Eziract of a letter from Captain Boors, of thP ship Horny, fmm Petenburgh, for Loudon, dated 111-Isinqborg. 94th April, In9B : „ ” I arrived hire this noorniag. and have made applicstion • ReaioAshairaiihr Aomori Hood, for Cultist to go to CarMasa, which he has granted, and appointed a frigate and a brig to sail as snow an peasant. It is reported, that the D am , h a ve sonic s o me old wrecks in the passage of the Soiled, but the Admiral is now surveying the Ma:ino Chan nel, and his intention le to pass the ships through th e m Pilots art appointed at Fahterbro' RCt r, for the use of the nseri -f war. lhe Admiral has given me orders to arise to the • .131. at Coil:ei...no, to coma to Carieham, to joie the t00t,,, The force licit is six sail of the hoe, tau frigates, aria brizs. Sir Samuel gives as convoy no further thao Get- Iv:burgh, si here at are to take the regular cocroy. Ile means to place a line of battle ship abreast of Cronin/ash Castle before we pass:' The ship Hope has arrived from Port-au-Prince, with letters to the 3d tilt, at which date, no eveiit of tiny importance had occurred at St. Domingo. Tuesday, a cartel airrieed from li.irlingen, having on board the crew of Ilis MAJESTY•S .4hip L ora. The order to make Sir GEORGE FITZGER•LD lit t.t. a Privy Counsellor, has been sent from Lon don, with the order respecting Dr. DUIGENAIC. The in ultsters h . .s: au audience, yesterday, of Mr. PLacivst.. at his house in Downing-street, upon - the propos:43 prevention of the use of malt iu the The f ton. Mrs. F. !sox gave a grand hail and stim'cre 4 44Taesshey night, ut her elegant house in ;1 The preparations fur the CV 4 7:i111"; d:s;,lityed tile great, magoilicence. The and staircase a rfe lighted by Homan and p.itent lamps, fixed upon lit ooze figure... rice looms ou the ground-floor were appropriated f u r supper. lie the front parlour there was a horse-slioe to .le, set out for 90 persons. The other rooms were arranged iu the most effectual manner for the Arcola oiation of the guests. The supper was hot,ttild serv ed on services of the finest plate ; our %%lb the hum bl:t. buttock of beef the least admired of the viands. Green peas, new potatoes, and strawberries, were in great profusion, as was ei-1:7 other delieacy of the soma. The grandel7 ill4-ll,olll6lVcre open. They are hu lig with c::: bossed pink paper, with a rich gr,:d tissueopen border,•surrounded with gold mould. togs, mid lighted by Grecian lamps; the second room nearly to correspond. The front drawing-room was appropriated for dancing; a diamond-cut glass chan delier was suspended from the ceiling; opposite the chimney is a large glass, near ten feet high.. iu a rich ink frame ; a temporary drapery wl.s put up aloug the windows, decorated with garlands of flow ers. The floor was tastefully chalked in devices, with the shamrock at each angle. Mr. Gow's full band was phiced its this room. At eleven o'clock the ball was opened by Earl litssiout and Lady Ss eau Season, to the tune of The Fairy Dance: the second dance, Miss Jokitstone, was led of by the Hon. Mr. EDLN and Lady Pcace ; they then danced Trkeli ; dancing was kept up with great spirit till half past two. At four o'clock the com pany returned to the ball-room, when dancing was resumed with great spirit. It 1484 hi% o ' clock be fore they departed, highly gratified with their splendid entertai;auent. Amongst the company H • Rocs, Highness the Duke of Gloucester • the Du chesses of Marlborough, Northotube dead, Bedford, lio!tow, Leeds, ar.d Athol tLe Ilatrpi,ses o. Staflicj , litemlfurt, Puck:n:l,am, and Tattletale ; h,o•ress. 6 of Stafford, Buckingham, Duwkwr Bath, and int:Lester ; Earl*Can s fort, Imogford, Kingston, Waldetra , e, Shn”tre Dishy, Dyest.ti Rosiioi, cod llcliastcr ,• Cowitiacer E.aa at', n, Carbanimus, Fit zwilliam, Comae ii, Spea•.er, Claacart y, Amities, L'udun, 'remote, Wars id., Portarliugtuo, cheerer, Cbishaotteleley, .t LintiJon, Carsfort, I:owager Essex, and Rossiya ,• Visculteatee6es GusfroJ and Grimsto se ; L or ds H. Petty, It. Seymotir, C. Sunerrset, Monson {lalpole, Keith,Osualons, Brourlow, acd (tawardee ; emiws Mon. son, 3131tus, C. Prot.', E. Spencer, H. Skeffingtou two Perc)s, E. French. C. Murray, Robert Serinutar. two paw_ suns, Hutclinson,ll. Tgyior, E Undue), Cbark LtVtl4lll Guwe r, Ball•elcy, C Somerset, two Perry', Borges, Cat. thorns, C. Len, Radnor, F. Sprott, F.. 11arktmos, S. Sommer, C. litoctforei, Beauchamp, S. Hale, L. Petty. Do Chnord. E. sad F 'tattoo, Both, Corder Rade-btu., U*- sulstou, M. Sentinel., C Itawsrrieu, H. *thecae, Ann Bierbam, arid C. Thynne ; Sili Henry Vane 1 ens pest, F. Vincent, 7 huntas Ackland, Gage, and H. Basboood ; the Hoomarahle Mrs.,. G. W. Pun. *oohs, Grattan, sod L)ttletun ; Colonel* Wiumicld, Jessup, and Bloomfield , Captat:4 Ilutchiasuit, Jodtkrell, am' Rame.les ; 11es.ie. Luttrell, %trot field, i:leet, Steward, C.( inents, Thomson, ma,,,y, 1'1.;.11,12., Spencer, Steele, Islk.cer, 314n.tatruacr,. n;, Trent„ Skef tiogroa, L. Cate R. sod C. Talbot, tiohisision, Nakk SJ -11:Vall, Dupree. Eliaton Grenville, Itesilm„ J. Wiliiains, Giles, lOalpo:e, G. Rokrread, Lamb, H. IVynoe, Drum mond, C. Burrell, and La Touche; Alisticests Boutelse, ('.carper, iTiogfleld, Montagne Itamupte, Junes, 'steward, Thompson, Ackland, Beaumont, A. Staub , pe, Dupree, Ws cie.bant, J. Wdlinins, Fazlierbert, Borrows, sad Banks ; M s SLe IS Ilona, Lindsay, Se•yaremr,Byreg, Stew ard,Tremb, Clernel.ta, Thompo,n, Grattan, Heitsfurd, Long, .strel, Mootgualin, Gsrdurr, 1 a3,ntet, Ackland, Hatioa, three Wards, ilphinstone, Wvnithsur.e, • Murray, Be•tverie, Tetnpks, I.:Liken, and Amplislies ARGYLIF-sIHFET .114SQI7P1PP. •] Mui DAI TIIE 12311.1 Ii.TA NT. REGUI.ATWNS The Cola of Chaneery did not bit yesterday ; and no CA-NC of any interest occurred in the Law Courts, all of which were up at an early hour. It behoves ev,ry before he or she einharks iii the Annuity Plan ~f the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHLQEL::, to calculate whether the Riviit Hon. Gentleman does not protanie to take, and Will not pusitirtly receive, as touch fr. , ta the Annuitant. under the INCOME TCS, at he an, 14:wits as a terryorary augnientation in C. , ..C114;1.! for his bi(H. k The Subscribers will s, rd their or o Tickets to he ex etranged for • separate one Sir the 31 ASt rR IDE, on SAT( ft Dll . , the :list, between the hours of eleven mid am, bat are requested to take notice, that ots airy attempt to timAter a Ticket, the Proprietor id such Ticket will forfeit his subscription for the season; sad the bearer a..l reload admittance. The "tra ticket. ter the Masquerade, issued by ord. r, in toritirg, of the Ladies Patronises., all he dei.s et,/ on 11,,a- Gay, the sad wawa and all ptrsons desirous of °Maiming them, art recetasatudtd to appiy to the Patronesses in tune, as the eaaLest appiimitions mill hare the piecieuce, and the debeery •id he stopped, as soon as the at:tatted num ber Is disposed a. B ) as Director, .1 But LL, Secretary. Mr. PIN( so;i of tly! American Miter in this eouatry, and Mr. LrNis, who %%as t.ent to Paris with the d:spat,thes tr.nn the Atnerii.:.ii eeriiniriit for AiolsritoNn. armed at Fa:- mouth, o:, frida , -, their passage on be.,,rd the (batre, '5 15 to ~ii the Liewiniiinz of this week.--Nlr. Not ft 4 E, rt•tddi IA in Lolioa. Our Go%ermiv..nt, it to M 4. nier T, lip.rica, lit her tointuereial relati...is, on a footi;ii;n,di the !nos% fa voured trtnonF, t•-i enter :uto Ln arrairz..:ient re sp."-t,og 4:arr.:we of NVe.t. vo.lure Limy• an pur., i;:ietit t , ;titlii,i 4 at Great Bre t.ro, hot esnre,sli alot•riiig to the ri.,;!it to 1.-arch unoviimit Pis ZY, jutior, is bLi pA•Pd Ti be the la•ar.:r ..1 the 0., HORTON havii.2„ in a nnyal the Duke of CLAI:I .t t: has. ts:11O11 thew fea du; retnaved from his !roast in the Stable-hard, St. James's Palace, to a Louse t, while his liou,e in the Stable yard is undergoing a thorough repair, and being coneiderably improved and eidwr;ted. Last rreattig the Duke of PORTLAND left town for hi, seat, at 13u!,trode, fora lea dies. Lord fOnf LT Ft 141. t RALD has taken Oternas ton-lia:1, near the seat of Sir Hostat Wti stuT, Hart. fur the re,ohnice of hi, family. Last night the -iiered thatoio of The Messiah cas performed at the New Rooms, er-s4ivare, for the Benefit of die Royal Societ:: of Nlumeians, and their di,tressed la:wiles. Mrs. 1:11.1.tsoros, Mr. 14.12110 N• LELLAstY. and a:I the totter Performers of the Ancient Concert, lent their powerful aid the occasion. There acre prment. Thad Ro,a; bars uf and enudderi•nd : ra.:s y. 51 .!Itni, and rue ie., ; and txarly theistok of the Sn: The Lad awl 'of F...4stit returned, ye‘teriliy, to their hou,t iu Derkelit7-t-quale, from Caniserbury. :ear and co:u i e manner, explained the ontlinti of Lora CastriattGH ., , plan, rc-ipeciing• the Lo cal N; ' • i, re,o--,tetl the men to expre., their in c',l;lat.,a a. to Ci1:4!1::1,1; the nature of their.orrice, aria c.:ietiler or not they should offer thetnselYcs on :lie tie.: arrangement The buret of loyalt• arid ar ipL tu a c , expression- of attach i.iar.t to thi :r .r:iich followed from 1100 V(.:l9tt , ftlik t that tlie iirst cali.ii the k nien to Krim., aria a Mitit unnaved arrlour; and that aa \ ohm t-e or Lineal NI !,*.a, they ;,are but one com - ooa ...e..!irrieiit of de.:( tam to the eaus,.! of their Kiuz The Nit:rein/mess of BICE tsclttat% grand rout, la s t eveninz, s% ',when/m.4y attended. Viscountess (ii.s.:% - tssuarst is dausrlster of the late Capt. TFIINISON EDW. AIM% otailgt..r brother to Colonel EDIW ARP', of Oldcourt. county of Wicklow, in Ireland. a eery old and respectable family. Mr.. Env. sou• was left a very young with two natio slau2hters, 117. d scone tears after marri...l %% 11.1.1 SM BEAL SI9N T. Esq. 3lrt. liLtLIIONT mai .I.tiightet of Mr. Baer.' LT4rt, of C4-tie" ood, c, ti.e Quern'. county, Ireland, tif... until his decease, returned two uternl.wri to the Irish Parliament, for the Imm/1:el of Ralhualief., rnd xtd‘.vr, Mrs. LARRINGION, n 0.% rcsisics Leh. COL 7? S 1 Yestertl4,„ ale.ut twelve Wt.] 2 arrived at i the ;',,,/v2.:Ert',l VJhbet, bb.: , '.!". • , where he whe, rective.l by L e co. i r, CUMTSF.:ILANIO. AL :• •e :1,0 11AJ-ITV !u!_! ptiVate It:Veep 011-1. t,v Th.. Ir, -. f * Arat—rixt-y, the • a .1. '.•tar, th. lust • t• • •• , the L ,rtl ? yvy Ct. the I.:re St rr r nee ul dn.tr s liar lust r.' t•131:1 •:ty, the Jutl , ,,c Ost 1.401 Stt+3l ta 11. t'.l • i•• • J: ; etc Rer‘ordvi ,rt 1., ,to ; 1 , 113 I I.trri• ; t.ut . • th,t PA': •it ; 11 j .tluvral hornet;. Gear... A la la vibe, M ':ter, ltru.4 I.atv- tot, %Vaal. W.,:tgArl Ca, ts.,a t ht, 13 ut,ht, Canty e! , Loft, rev, b a d built uu Capt-t:s P.. tr awl t.rt hum ; Su' S. ; the Rev. Lee. t:ilN• ; aau At. foi!owilig had the honour of twin y pre.:',L,sl Lirutedu:it-Gearril lj.lte , upon leis promotion. Li , .utrnntit-Groural Drummon.l, upon Ink .p;) , ) , lt.d itb Re:iambi ut the Veteran Bottmt.m, upon his prousotom. LoAltf.:::%:.t-r;racial ITU:per, spos his prora,st:ole. Liunt.u.toz.Georr.:l Lord Peset, upon ho pupa:oil:Ps tl upuu bu brig apponaill a Lord a the .4 , 11ia,: APT. Major-general Faze, upon big promotion. Genf rat Cason , li pus his promotion. Mijor-Gineril Ward, upon Lis being appointed to the command •f t h e Fast Brigade of tiaarMi, ••d •pCs its Geueral Watson, upon his promotion. Lieutenant-General Cartwright, spas Lir gtromitias. The Earl eV Iturristetou, upon his Want frets Ireland. Ceptaiu George Parker, opals hls retorn from the Baltic, sad upon his being appointed to the cotuniaLLl of His M. jeste's ship the Aboukir. 14eutennut-6enernl Bar!to, upon Isis promotion. 8. !gat:ter-General Cuspbeg., spun return from the and up.re his pen.notive. Baja-Geueral up.r. Lis pruraotion. Sir. Coml.-11. upu:s his lit.tuz Piocurator for the Ch.. rel. of sr ~t la Captath Chcti.au,, of the R-121 NeTy, upon h'.s promotive. tieueral ',vet 1,15 prenuotioli. The it. v. Lir. 1.41 . 6.. upon !vs being appointed Cuatasi•- show t (emu the Church of Scull.mad. • • Cruerr.l Durham, upu promutioa. Dorm it Huropesc, upo3 Lia beiug promoted to Alt trod[ at Li•ut,isa.:t-Geueral. His NlAJecry held ri Privy Council, likewise a Council to re •eive the Itrcni:LlF.ll ~r GAIDON'S re p'•rt of the convicts capitally convicted at the two bit Set,ion!, its the Oil Bailey ; also the case of Hillock, the Inul•rupt, when, we understand. His MAJESTY wal4 pleased to respite them all .rieg his Revel pleasure. Hie MAJESTY gave esaienees to the Duke Poo rr.ss v, and the test of the Cabinet Ministers prt:tent ; also to Mr. Kress, the Jwi.•e Advocate, w:io la: I Before Hi, AIiJEiTY the proceediugs of Courts-martial. Soon •t'tei o clock, His 141Jaerr: at oS for V. nokur. CITY BUSINESS. st•rdar a coat cf ru•kmor Comacil woe beicl et Grill. hal:, .6 a. 6 ~•• %a attemk4. 11t Cu} Unuesnotter reported the stated the pro ceedings su P.kniainent rel.twe to ginitt,fidd Market, • Lek .Js in.d the C. , r3.n.ttee sere icstroct.d not to proeeei further is tLe swop 71Ir. oiao CoYantfry -- =:rted, in MS piece, ow lite egos of H You' 1 the pr,la artv, WI itspreased, that it WOP ro e%-ietly • :,:•• tr 10 uttlers ..1 .Irish the Coati had niterkr .Let they law: tltt zlnv! ancianrea ; •'. 4 + Obi req , • t t PJ. CLY,•tey, tlvy hale rotund any precedents. d:al tioa; ti.. 7 had sot tud: re reytt "'AetnaCaairet. PEDISTRIIN FF4T. '7l,urvet-ty mornial :.t tw.. t minute* c!!r r are Yc Captatre tio.alishoPs. or I , rrt Cie at the ;tit woe. stet" au the Enema r•.•(1, • I N 11.• Ilrc aay tL4:rr toLtt•altl perform a , • tart.iy vo a grt tiros Of I L .w i.• the I...::+te 41 s A. 51 II 11,-C dreg It mt. ocett tv. !tour,. Tl•ts I. .!..‘it I , Li Si an tastar.co• of ritreltest e•Urtior, to at totttottn.t. on a: II knis ever par: Turd la best : : wont) was avott.ctug vatlot attach. a . poir,rrian match airsiest titre took pace Ike !kiareatt eiad. Ade Mr Samuel l•rerit, of Cr. - -t! Ler% ft:r a .ac.r rf a , . &Der% undertook to ra'S‘ mils to four euece-s..e hours. which he performed *Akin u leo Ides tl:e Tim first. :ire metes were walked is do tnionie,, 'l:e •Lco.id file in 41 Mammies, tile Likud bee is :id initiates, a.. 4 ti.e Loa Ire in I,s minutes. LORD GLEA rivulairs MARRIAGE. EXTRACT rao'i A LITTER FROM DLILIN, DATED sATERDAY, WAY 14. " This morning, in the Court of Chancery, the ATroestt-(ii.Nr.RAL Itiir. Ssvaia) moved tls Court on flier part of the kart of Limerick, for am attachment against Mr. Beaumont, of Sao kvilli-street, an eminent SoliCitor of that Court.; kl,lll his wife, 31r. Beaumont, on the iroond Ciat tiiry had rul%:wal and procured the marriage of L,lwards, Mfrs. Ikainnont's daughter, by a former hudtand, with the Noble Earl'. eldest Dor, Lord t dents orth, whe is a minor of only Movie. us ears of age, although a prohibitory order had named limn that Court, criuti,mitts them against .11.:11 proceed+ and that the same would be con sidered as a contempt. Mr. and Mrs. Beau mont's nth:horns were afterwards read, in order to op,,,tbe 114 - application.. slr. B. admitted he sus • uwurt of the intimacy that prevailed between I.m-d :lents orth and his daughter-in-law, but de. • tint he had carefully abstained from taking am s t ep further it. Mr.. Beaumont admitted ▪ wa. made very nru-aAy by the continuance of that int ICP ACy. w h eh had become the topic of puh lir conter.Ation ; that she had, in ctiuselpient.-, with some female friends, who thougl:t the hisine,s would he best settled by a tnarrit. 4 -, and mut in. intimation to that effect was some way or other, tilJll 4 ll trot strh.tly from Mrs. fleauusont, cointy.,l to t 7 e young couple, who, it was adiult ed, were since 'Darned at tiretnl Greets. The cause .hew awaiust the attachment was allowed as to Mr. Reuumout, and Mrs. Beaumont was or dered M an,wer further personal ititerrogati:rie., the attachrueot not to issue in the mean tirne. o ll s Edward., row Lady Glentwortin is a brantiti 1 girl of 17 of aze, and is niece to Sir Jonah Barrington. The Court was amazingly crowded. The Iltich , sst.f Richtn.m...! a as accommodated uith a ~ - at on the I.!Lneh, a.:.1 lira: her were a r . 1 4 -.1 an tot. fashion, ra. k. ai,ri heauty DuLlio can The 3:4rehiJnekee s of Dooez a;:i1 Tlaen , nds lady E Littiehales, L.dy Edr •• •r -..?, 1.-ac. Dearly Floyd, La.ls. Rini: Lure, Lai," Cox, S.:c. f j ti i t, .1 rt . :11.1 plt iik t, . wo•!..j IO :~ .•1 olu 1v M." bttL Of PI , I CY ud :•1 ,Id 1,, t ti; ,r, iV 'tact by r uti.;- t t:ipt• I rir.: udrr.,! nq R O6 d Gtf,-r I 4 a V. 33 a. Tnat of tl,e 1“.1 4113- 'r`<<"~, not to e ef a id ens- }lento rod to e, •nd cic.ke.l r: cting ve to d, awl amend 1, Ithd e mode ti::e.— aiteti ~t 1)(..t tic to t it P. T: to the ty of and n~srr,.+— 1,.);. .e Ali UD- 11 d erinnl ru:ts iu 4et,l I'.• •. a Frr.:: .1 &: surt J Ile -4