The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-08-23 00:00:00

RV LES AND UTERUS O. nnicatir AND (MFR..

This action was brought by the Plane'iffs, who
are merchants and traders on the
.Stowinarket
Na-
vigation. to recover of the trustees a compensation
for the damage dome to their barge, and fur the loss
of • horse killed, by the bursting of the gates of a
lock, which were proved to be out of repair, and to
have been notified to the Defeudaot's Surveyor:
when the facts of the case being fully made out,
the jury (which was special) gage a verdict for the
Plaintiffs—damages tilt'.
The Assises did not terminate till four o'clock
on Sunday morning, although Sir James Mansfield
assisted Mr. Justice Heoth in the trial of some
causes at the Crown bar oc the previons morning.
. .

Both Judges, after attending chide!' on Sunday
morning, left the town for the seat of Sir Charles
Bunbu►y, Bart. at Great Barton, where they were
hospitably entertained at dinner. and in the evening
proceeded on their route to Norwich.

IItELAAD.

KILKENNY. AVG. 16.

We are Isecoming as much disturbed is this,
am sorry to inform you. as in the neighbouring
county of 'Tipperary. The Earl of Beeborough s
emulsive estates being chiefly out of lease, bare
been advertised to be re-set ; with an annexed de.
claration. that none need apply in the first instance
but the old tenants. to whom a decided preference
would he giver. Mr. Walsh, his Lordship's agent,
attended at the time fixed for setting the lauds. and
proposed the moderate advance of rent which his
Lordship expected, but which was refused by
them all with great insolence; and on their re-
turn, lilac:iris were distributed through all the
barony, denouncing all those with the punish-
ment of duel' who should dare to take a single
liras of his Lordship over their heads.— Lord
Besborough's Agent has 'spiritedly published the
offer of a reward of 500 guineas to any informer
on whose evidence any person shall be convicted of
writing er publishing one or ini-re of these sangui-
nary placards.
The Marquis of Waterford embulted at Milfnrd
Haven a few days since, for Ireland. in order to be
preNelit at Treasure Races, of which his Lordship is
one of the Stewsirels.

The next trial. shortly expected to come on. re-
specting the validity of Lady Alinesley's twin loge.
on ethic% the possession of a vest e.t.a, in Ireland
depends, excites. considerable interest at this time
in Dublin.

The Mar.hal's-man ho weld repress to Liver-
pool to apprehend Atkinson, the clerk of filessis.
LIIDDINGTON and Cu. of St. John-street„ has re.
turned without his man, as Atkinson had gut on
board no Ackerman ship, the Charles. outward-
bound (coin that port, and had sailed about two
hours before the Officer's arrival. He pursued the
vessel in a six-oared boat to a.m. but the weather
was so boisterous, ire was obliged to relioquish the
pursuit. The employers of Atkinson, however,
are not likely to 'instals' any loss, as one of than
is executor to a will, in which a sum of 10001. was
bequeathed to Atkinson shortly before ha ab-
sconded.

Thursday hat nn Inquest was taken at Itiche.ton,
Suffolk, on the burly of SICPHEN DAMMAM?. • 1111-
boUrer. who, %%We standing in company with ano-
ther nvs:i under * tree fur dicker. was killed on the
spot by lightning, and the other man was knocked
down, but is in • fair way of recovery.
Sitarday, the trartaiers in the banking-firm of
BRI [wool) and to. passed their third examination
at Guildhall. The amount of the debts proved *as
4200,0001.

I‘larqUig WELLP.SUCT 1144 been severely indis-
posed at Apsley-liouse, with a violent cold and
fever. lie wad confined to his bed part of lost week,
anal was Attended by Doctor KIIIGHTOII, who was
l'hyeivien to the LohAs.v in Spain. ilia Lordship
is i.ow reenacting, arid has been perniitieti by hro
Physician to go to the country for the benefit of
air.

Moods,. evening Lord Chief Justice M A !tarn: LI)
and 31r. Justice IIEATtt, aecoinpriiiieil by the 11i61t
Sheriff for the Comity, and the Sheriffs for the City,
arrived at Norwich, aunt immediately opened the
Cronmie.iims for holding the Aviizzs far Ilits County
riot City. The next run g they attended divine
11, I Vice 141 the Cathedral, accompanied by. the Nlisyor,
S•ieriffs, sod the Officers of the Court; after which
they proceeded to business. There are twelve pri-
sonen in the Cistle or County prison. fur trial; but,
g7oitly to the bottour of that populous City Cud its
there i, not a single prisoner for trial.
arltieea rrecive4 from Our Country Corm.
spriudenta, we hire the pleasure to conimnuicate to
our friends soil the public, that the alarm which
lately prevailed, and the l'llll on certain cutiotry
hi. in n th-tzree swhsiderl; an.l to 14 anvil
w4ii Ist C relietitiou of the evil, we are helyy to
leot:i, that the most respectable honking-houses
bare formed the resolution. in future, not to take
the note, of any hense that shall continue the woe-
tie- of vanilla:, ing agents to .nrcril tie soil exchanges
sli.or *wen. Itia likewis.• hear, it his hero strongly
re. otnoienfed and expected, that the most Tenni
!la" Mutsu;;-1 -es in Loudon will discuursge the
w,iniiy in the tountry, one-pound notes payable iti
Landau.