The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-05-29 00:00:00

BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES.

Suoms...—Tbeie has been a fair drama., for
horse eausumptioa, with, little doing for export, and the
priers have bees, fully implanted.
Itusu Paovsnone—Mess Pork boa beeo in extensive
demand.
SPIRITS of Tuarsittlan ere dull of Bak.

Psetscript, remodel', May 48, 1843, Four o'Clech.
Co .—llasee was as publieweis to-day, and thequesi-
ores done by peteate conittrit was eery limited; no eiltera.
lion can be goosed is the prices since the last public sake.
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COUNTY COURT.

[From the Push's Myerlc]

We staled lea (WOW? Paper that tbeffiserilf ofJoataiiiiire
bad determined to hold his Court by adjoornmert at Igoe-
chestier, for the Headred of Raiford, le additive to la hudd-
le' the same at. Preston. O Tioneday lest the And Court
was held there in the Manor Court Room.
T. N. ADDISON, Esq. as Assessor to the Voder-Sheriff,
presided, and a most respectable Joey attended.
There were upwards oft weeny nines entered for trial. sad
upon the first room brine called, Mr. Addison addressed the
Jury is explanetiusa of the Wrenn motive for !midis, his
Court is Manchester. He !bowed it would be of great pub.
he benefit, and he was Fled to meet so respectable a Jury.
The business of the Coon had not proceeded vera far, when
Mr. Ashworth, atteaded by Mr. Foster and Mr. Baker, two
other banisters, entered the Court, and after the first trial
was over, Mr. Ashworth rose and addressed the Ammo,.
He stated, that he and the rest of she barristers resident is
Manchester had, upon consultatios, determined to ended
the Sharers Court, and conduct the cases is ell actions cont.
sneered there by Writ of Jodie's; that in plaints or actions
for debts ender 40r. he thought it was beneath the digoity of
the bar to be concerned in, unless ender a special retainer;
those, therefore, they would leave to be conducted by the
attorneys, as heretofore. He feared that in acting epos this
determinatioo it would exclude the attorneys who had hi-
therto conducted the eases in the County Court, bat as Mr.
Fell, Mr. Norris, and Ilir. Idoyd, three other banisters, bad
signified their intention also to attend, he thought there
would be no doubt but there would be always a dificient
umber of Counsel in attendance. On the poet of the bar
be claimed for them the exclusive right to comfort the cases
motile exclusion of the *Runny. A. to the fee the Cooed'
should require' hesbookl say IlulbiAllf•
This extraorsliiimy and usexpeeted appeal to the Conn
brought up Mr. Bork, Mr. Woodbine, Mr. Law, Mr. Had-
field, and Mr. Foulkes, in soccession. Mr. Bock stated that
lie regretted much the claim set op by the Leaned Barrister.
That Court bad been adjourned to Manchester to begat the
public, and to lessee the expense of trial ; but ire feared, if
the right sow claimed were allowed by the Court, the advan-
tage the public expected to derive from it would he guar;
and be thought it would he quint es decent, order the cir-
eunadaeces, if the Learned Counsel bad declined attending
until their services had been requested.
Mr. Woodburn, Mr. taw, Mr. Hadfield, nod Mr. Foulkes,
followed Mr. Buck, severally disputing the exclusive right
contended for by the Comae!. They insisted that the ex.
elusive privilegri of the Bar were confined to Coons of
Record, and the County Court was Dot a Court of that de-
scription. Mr. Law observed, that for ooe, he would ems.
cede the claim to the Learned Counsel, if tiey would agree
to conduct the canoes fur the same fees the Attorneys re-
ceived; but if the Goosed succeeded in their applicatioe,
they should conduct all the raises, for if the Attoraeys were
not allowed to take all deediption of cases, they would out
conduct lbw sutler 40s.

Mr. Ashwort►, is reply, stated that ►e appeared there to
assert the rights of the Her, which he should always feet it
his duly to uptiold. For himself he bid as other ostitive;
sod he should wish the Leased Assessor to take time to
coosider their claim before he derided. He was selected as
the organ, to weepy the setatieseets of the Geetlemeo of the
Bar whom be bad tamed.

The Assessor stated, be certainly should not decide tie
question without consulting his brother, as they acted Inv%
tber a. joint Assessors to the Sheriff. stir should be intimate
say °plenum at present. They would leant the detisios as-
Mkt day.

We understand the eases in the County Court have troy
time immemorial been conducted by the Attorneys, without
• titans of precedence ever baying been set op by the liar;
and it would be • matter of deep regret to es if t►e claim
now brought forward should succeed. The expenses of kw
pooceedtogs are heavy e•ouLk, without being encumbered
with additibrial fees to Counsel. This is, however, like many
of the cases that daily ocelor in life. When a public benefit
is Intended, some petty interest is set up to prevent it, and
the greets! rood is sacrificed to individual profit. The
County Court WAS adjouroed to Manchester purposely to
apses expeaass to the public, and if any thing should occur
to deprive the suitors of t►e benefit intruded, we shall ow-
tale!, tette( it muc►.

AERIAL NAVIGATION FROM BOMBAY TO
LONDON.

It appears by a eertiicate published in the Bombe,
Gaulle bairoordisary, by Mr. Warden, Chief Secretary,
that a Mr. T. Boyce bad made applieatioa to the Governor
of Bombay, to be allowed to carry the mails. &e. from Bum-
bay to London, by means of a balloon; be professing to hams
discovered a method of giving horizontal motion in aero-
nautics. The Governor referred Mr. Boyce to the Philorio-
pbical Society of Bombay. A Mr. C. Hodgson has also put
in biz claim to aeronautic fame; nod another competitor to.
appeared in the Ca/cufta Journal of September 20, where
the mode of operation M explained at considerable length.
This we candidly coulees to be beyond our cvmpreliesskm6--
(Liverpuol Kaleidercep4.)

DONCASTER.

FOOT RACE.

The match for 11.10 gs, each, four miles, between Ashton,
the Lawirashirmstan, and Beale, the Yorksbireman, took place
ou our race-course on Friday last. About twelve o'clock
Ashton arrived oa the ground, in • coach mid four, woos
Caotley, where be had been training; soon after Beale made
his appearance. At balf-past twelve they were staled '
tram the fuer-mile post, and alternately passed each other
during the Aral two miles; in going round the second time,
Ashton had the decided advantage, taking and keeping the
kid at • great distance, lend performed the four miles ie
twenty minutes and twenty woods. The first Iwo miles
were hardly contested, and dune in use minutes sad three
quarters. In running, two ,to one was freely offered uo
Beale, and as freely accepted by the friends of Arbtoa. who
is twenty-seven years of age, and ran very strong. Beals
was beaten rather more than • distance. This rare excited
great interest, mid cumbers of people from Lsicsibire,
were present.
AVOTIMIL FOOT RACI.—Tbe Suffolk youth, who is sow
al Boacaster, and who best the INoewicis moil trots lode.
to Norwich, a distance 14'112 a 11.,, will rpu fifty miles
in eight hours, on this day, start at the Doncaster Arms
Inn, Bennetiborpe, at DIM o'clock, half • mile south and
return.

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PORTSKOOTIII. KAY 97. dealers,. May 11, 1822.—E. Warm, sort 1. Russell, of Min-
Arrived thorium from South America ; Regan, Scarlett cheerer, trarehousewien, May 21, 11122.1—S- Taylor and J.
hom Rio ?metro ; Rookie transport from Jamaica • and; Walks., of Feuchurch street, Loudon, upholsterers, January
Nrotiliss "traorport from St. Helena—the Hon. East 'lndia I, Uri.
Conipaoy's ship M &egoist arrived Mere ISd March.
Preyed by the Niro Plicenix. Soothe/site, from Trinidad ; . - • - .. .
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... antn.i,liree. ciirrosey of which the few terinsactious to•da,
There was no busisess done in R.P.• SUGaR iO-1
account of the market being dosed for the Whitsun ho
OLD STORIES.
11 1 and Itetarow, Lusk, from New South Walee—troth 'for
lihadiso. h A proc.se -=.lately bninght before the Coutt of
Session (Sto-lat':,, respecting the.eralidity of a pre-
PLYMOUTH. WAY 28. lentation to the Church of Killing, on the ground
Arrived off this pcie the Cecilia, Laugh's', from Rio that the patr••
.1 • • • sionre , 'I how's Bell, from St. Vincent's; and Sophia,
Dimmer, from the 111 b.
• bested the Marquis of Pasting, for Loodon.
,- rrrrr 11TX. WAY 26.
Arrived off the r, rt the Lima, Rich, from New Orleans;
sact•Laviois, Mow; from Demerara. • ' Fraser, of • I.mrst) is =Roman —Ol.-
The4e is • practice of cramming the politic
weekly, end even daily, with old stories. A new,
'omelet& ioadvertently hits on an old story, wh
Catholic,
an. _ ._,
a-, -r liken the neceasseg.oatos.
But there wa. C...• ;ppottunitv of deciding tlkqoes-
lion, as the pu-ssera (mere parishioners) were found
to have had n•, title. • lit consequence, however,• of been obierved • but the deluge of old Joe Miller
tions teat are' perpetually overwhelming u" s, earrye
be insilried from were ignorance on the part I
editor that inverts them. It is more probable that th
the Judges' opinion', the Presbytery of luvemess into newspapers ley way of what Blackwood calls B
Arrived the o.,seree packet, Hartney, from the Brazils; have taken up the CON, and commented it pro-
left'Peroambueo the 10th February. cess of declaralor of the jes devolumwr: to that a ..nierilly as matter for fillieg up, as we throw rabbi
oil wood tolii:faittrlytt•sagonf
oairthruicuka:vnagllt-heTrir:uren idseaf elerionueswes;
A; I 'tailed the Benue, Bell, for Loadoa.
The Prince Regrut packet, White, from the Islands, is now decision on the Merits .w. ill now be obtained from It is a statemeat that in a 'arrow path at Gibraltar, whi
goat cotubl:i.
other to
she our lay quietly down r
LN , ; • corairag strode the Bay. the Court, notwithatsodlog that the patrol) has car-
Drat., MAT 27. tied the matter to the church judicatories. 'Flits is over hiss. Theater, is now web
Come down from the River this alarming the Barkwertbe understood to be the first time that a Popish patron • flew one, whereas we recollect it as long as we recoil,
Gstubly,land as happeg !pile in a different directiot
peat,v, for Bombay, and sailed; Steele, Crostethweitee, and openly attempted filling senzyebeitellemficoeciini tinksteerehistrcohn ,ra tar—oe man In malea_sad t, oa„ relatej as,
I Loyford, Carty, foe New Brunswick; paw, fur Garin. of Scotland, and its fate
Arrived sad sailed fur the River she William Harris, Har• • from the mouth of • preacher who recommended his 1
ri..49 days from
Jamaica this account, and to general reference to Catholic to be rood Christiana faiths goali,sis. to take every
Ems* down (roes the River the Grove, Thompson, for Emancipatiou—snore particularly as Mr. PLUM- tunny of accommodating ass another. We shall ti
St. nicest's; Rosetta, Ludders, for Tenerife. I RBTT declared that Popish patrons could not at this subject of old 11•611"P"' We 1"`", "'"°'
• yamairwea, amaDs, KAY ". present exercise at; right of patronage, and the lipatepin, telb.ahot cow mocarupreaden owe herewhaiLaspYubollitiwist°l7l4::
' Smiled tiss Owes Gkadmaar for Gelianlialeu, • mate disability was continued by his awn Bill. of the aevca days precedism—(Tyne iforfcrrY)
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