The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-09-11 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DVIBLIN. SEPTEIIII£II 7.
LORD TALBOT'S TOUR.
Yesterday evening, says the Cork Smother's Re-
porter of Thursday. his Excellency the Lord Lieu-
tenant and suite, arrived at Murphy's Hotel, Kil-
larney. He was received by the grenadier com-
pany of the 49th regiment, ■nd the band of the
Kerry militia, amidst crowds of spectator!. The
town was brilliantly illuminated, and all the fashion-
able families in the neighbourhood, and the strangers
in the town. promeosded the street outside the
hotel. ills-Excellency was to have visited the Lakes
this morning, and would not leave Killarney for
• few days, when he would proceed to Cork.

SPURIOUS TEA, COFFEE, &e.
On Monday last Mr. Edward Ellis, Excise Offi-
cer, sided by Mr. John Mahony, proceeded, attend-
ed by two constables, to the houses of Robert
Coote and Andrew Sullivan, on the lands of Ruthe-
nium. in the parish Hof Kilcummin, about five
miles from Killarney. and in each house seized con-
siderable quantities of spurious tea, coffee, and
pepper, and at Coote's, the entire apparatus,
leaver, vat, drying plates, &c. used in this poi-
sonous trade. A mob having assembled at Coote's,
he refused to go prisoner, and it was necessary
for Mr. Ellis to proceed in great haste to Ross
Castle for military aid. Before his return with
a party of the 49th regiment, Coate had been
rescued rfter • severe conflict, in which Mr.
Mahony and Constant Sullivan, a constable, were
both severely wounded. Coote, on his rescue.
broke the apparatus, and scattered the tea, cotfte,
&c. in the dirt, and then went off Search was
made for him, with the assistance of the military,
but without effect.—(Cork Paper.)

An affair of honour took place in Mallow on Sun-
day, between Col. B—E, seconded by Mr.
C---on, and Doctor seconded by Mr.
A —••T ; on the signal being given, Colonel B.
fired without effect, on which, his antagonist dis-
charged his pistol in the sir.
On the night of the 30th ult. the house of Mr.
Nathan Hudson, in Finnsrd, within four miles of
this town, was accidentally consumed by fire. Mrs.
Hudson, and the rest of the family had 'seeped,
but sha unfortUnately returned in hopes of saving
• pocket-book which contained some bank notes,
and was, we are sorry to say, burned to death. She
was a moat respectable woman, and the mother of
three children. By the exertions of Messrs. Craw-
ford, aided by Mr. Scott and others, the flames were
prevented from communicating to the adjacent
houses, and much of Mr. Hudson's property was
preserved. Some persons who were endeavouring
to aid in extinguishing the t imps, were severely
hurt by the falling in of the roof.--(Netery Tele-
graph.)
It is with much pleasure that we have to an-
nounce to the public, that a Board of Health hue
been established in this town, under the late Act of
Psrlismeot. We certainly think that Newry par-
ticularly required a measure of this kind, as the
fever still prevails, and there are but slender hopes
of its extinction, so long as the streets and by-
lines, and the habitation► of the lower orders,
remain so shockingly polluted by the effluvia of filth
of every kind, stud by the streaming hot beds of
disorder. We doubt not but the Board will apply
themselves with vigour to cleanse the town from
those abominable nuisances, which are so prejudicial
to health.—(lbid.)

The HodgkiHau*, Wsunatr, has arrived at
Falmouth from Cuba in 40 days for AlliKerp. The
brig Ariadae. wfta to sail from the Havauitah 17th
August, for Falmouth.

11'JV.J t. 1. r r VGENCP.

rounmouToi, surrturrn ft
Anirnl the Ann and !lupe, limn Allndl141:111., for
Chia.

boiled the flrgoltan tratorolt. f,tr I ..bra II at ; Sy!
fur She Boy of Ft: tidy ; •a, l'ludyr, fur To iu awl ,
Globe. Blyill. fur It w Su*, ti %, uI. ; Concord, Nu,
Gobrolt or ; Aug. retort. Pus. fur Burhmitu ;
Peters, fur ; ThA 11A. I wikosi, Sro BAIN: Thout4
and I liaabelb, II Wall is., Cu. Priewr ut %Vat. r1.,t0,
PVLoorrn, fur Mitts),, uul Mum*, Beaver, lug S.Oll
America.

110U/ft, IirPTINUFR 7.

Arrived the Lord Shim:mile itto het, with Meer from
Malta. She +ailed It orte thetree the 12114 tool r. ung Wend itst
Ilse 26th of August.
Soled the Ludy Mary Mihaly packet, with 31.tila rat
and New York.

HARWICH, serTum::rn 9.
Arrived the Emily packet, with w umuh e‘c. 'boon Celt.
haven.

DVAL, 15FIPTYVISFR 9
Sailed fur the Riser the ArelleusJ, Italy; and Z phtr,
Slavers, fur the South 4114.
Arrived and sailed fur the River the Generous Phat r,
Thorp, fr Jant.iica; and ',ASC. Iles, Willis, Ginn sr. I) i-
nsiazo, fur urdrrs.

1.1 Vf It PI F.M131.11. t.
Arrived the KiNgstoes, 1.. f. hot 'I
the 22d July: on the bull Mutant, sill C: 16c (.1,..tr, v,,k,
Dunlop, truism Greenock fur St. 'V Inteoes. .A:s., atrtrt.l the
Clarenitou, Corlthili, flow Janis ira—sailtll lel
hi company wills the Frieiella, for Lomlun; pa. 1...1 fr..nt 1,, r
the 2Sth Jolly, ulf the 3littunals : nu the 170. A ii4ust
the from 1..ve,p00l 6.1. :Intel oh this, is Ltt
39. 23. long. 52. On the 214 July, in the Gull, ap..kc the
'flail, from Jamaica fur I.inoluo.

GItATESCM,
Sailor! the Skylark, Poi,ley, nor Si SJ•iry and Sierra I.riiiir;
Harriet, imies, siputli uC
Anglesey, Fester, fur (Pat,

MERUIVGS OP ERADITOIiS AT GUILDIIA I.
TO MORROW,
C. Blunt, late of Tavisterk.strect, optician
T. 111.,1•Ibmoke, late of Ilolboru, Moen-draper 3 lot
.1. Abboott, Weymouth-street, butcher
.1. Final, St. Allan r, Imen.dra pre .
R. Karpelee, tale of Dover,jeweller 3 If
W. Rotrotielol, May's•bnildinz., wooullen.drapee
C. Bruford, Galway-street, eakinet.tnakre . ..... ▪ lot
W. Jame., late of Clement's.lane mereknot . Y It,
M. Bnekland, Dayswat, r, vietosa4er 2 Po
J. Wakefield, City-road, builder • • tl VI
C. Thoroamml, Stranololealer 2 or

M. U.

J. W. K. :lin:refloat, tild Soak Sea•bunae, otercbaut 2 11
W. Cook, Chapel.strer t, poesy ' .... 1 It
W. Mildew', Little St. Thomas Almost... stationer.. 1 I!
R. Thume, Not t mites latel-i ours, dreier . I to
IL Felton, Lawrence Puttottitey-lane, littp-merchant.. I II

DI ViI)LN DS.
A. firmly, Gower-street, builder lO
J. Walker, Bertnotokey,glae-ntakt r
J. Davies, St. Martin's-tune, est-venter