The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-06-24 00:00:00

To the PRES. IDENT, TREASURER, and GOVERNORS
of ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL.
• MY Leaps ♦ND GaIiTLIDEN,
IBEG leave- to return you me most grateful ac.
knewledgmeats for the distinguished Isisatior of being
ELECTED ore of the SURGEONS nfretar Hospital.
Illythooks aro Particularly due to oboes Governors who did
am she femur mem, for me, and I am also highly indebted
to the sassy mime Cormier* who wield have attesded the
WWI if their-primacy had bete areessarY to my mseeese.
To breoolo a¢e►Beee of your Hoopital hos brew oaf of
tom:tfotehirets of wu,ambltion, pod to hive Dm
shrlllrappart Sr se large a ersisseitt Aida«.
sem aotwilhisaadaw the impartial 'freaks sad lailluesce
which were exerted en behalf of 'heather Csodidatite, most
e whom declined proceeding to the Ballot, is perhaps His
most gratifying event of no! lure.
I shall asanossly endeavour to perform the duties of my
(Ace in such manner as may jostify your choice,
Aid have the honour to be, with great respect,
My Lords and Gentlemen,
You► nisch obliged and nbedieut Servant,
FREDERICK TYRRELL.
3, St. Lawrence's Churchyard, JON! 21, 18t?.
Result uf the Ballot :
For Mr. Berry 3 I For Mr. Tyrrell ....VA

HIS MAJESTY has been pleased to grant hut
Royal Letters Pigeon for RowlarA, Ireland, and
Sootiest!, in SALMON, OLlY,.asol Co., for farther improve.
swots in isstransenos for the relief of Hernia. The sew
insulators's consist of eleven dillrereat Abode, some of which
can be worm day and sight, salsibent the least ineonvealeace.
The Patentees have the satisfaction to infixes the Public,
that from the simplicity of the comtructoon of their new
hostrumenos, all Osiers of society ran be accommodated,
the price being from TEN SHILLINGS to FORTY.—
They possess utility, cheapness, lightens, and durability,
ammer for right or left vale, reoeiriai on undeestrap,
buckles, or other galling bandage.

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Hospitals, latlrionriei, Diveasartes, Parochial Edda-
Igiabotents And the Pour, supplied at a considerable redee-
m:to fr im :tie lowest price; also a liberal alloonnsee to Pro-
fessional Geutleatea, Merchauts, Wholesale Druggists, aod
the T.ade.

N.B.—Pentooe residioy in the toiletry e►e requested to
mead the eitclooferettee of the body its teams. toe jock
below the hip. bleonfoetory, 02, &rood; Depot, 86,
Corolla. Letirn to be addleoped to the &read.

BINH add _Too Prizes el rto,ooo sad Mei jive eke?
Capitals in Ms last Teo Most As.
TEN CAPITALS must be drawnin the First
Ter NINUTZI, the 16th of NEXT MONTH. The
whole Teo may be trained for • risk of Nineteen Pound. ;
for by the plan adopird, • Whole Ticket wilt ultimately
enly cost 11. IS.. and • Sixteenth only Pulse Shabogs, as is
',minuted is the Schemes, which am gives coatis.
Tickets sad Mares are selling by SISH, Stork-broker.
I, Catskill, and 9, Chariutrriam, London; sad by his
Aerate in the Country.
renew Price of a Ticket is 911. 16s. and if returned on
or before 26th July, 20/. may be received back, thongh it
may be diawn a Stank, small P.ise, or undrawil ; Do 'het
She mow that can be lost is I/. 16.. after baring bad •
elmmee for all the Ten Capitals. which mud be drawn, and all
Mae whisk may be drawn ; and she most which can be hut
by a Sixteenth is Four Shintoist ; other Shares in proportion,
after haring had the mute chance as the Whole Tickets.—
The Scheme contains

TWO of 130,000!—TWO of rzo,ooo
ke. 6e Consols and Mosey.
••• no Prices of Mocks are al6ze.l Wooly twiner BISH's
Office, he Curorill, by which the Public may Ilea ON 9UC-
lasllooll.

-31 AflinT.,llNree 8
t, sold in iihaCtirores rihoil.i,tenri
al SpOn,
z(e)xoi
21,0001. ender the same circumstances es the Lottery now
before the Pmh;ie. . .

Gelled Sunnite Lottery of 13,000 Tiokets will begin
drawing 16th of July. eunimning
TWO .10,0001.!—TWO Prises 20.000/.!
tke. Sce. Jae. Consuls •ud Money.

TEN CAPITA 1.4 as ka.t mess he draw; the First Day.
Purchasers, alter takisit the chance of the First Day, will be
allowed to rotors their Ticket, or Shares, whether they he
drawn Dumb, Small Prizes, or Uovlrevia, sad may receive
aearly the ►looey they Rave, as Nader.
L a. d. t s. d.
A Whole Ticket eagle 21 18 0 may ►eeeive bark 20 0 0
A Half „ „... eivai• 11 17 0 may receive ►ack 10 12 0
Qeaster rusts 6 19 0 may receive back 6 6 0
An Eighth chola 3 0 6 may receive ►ack 2 13 0
A Sixteertb meta 1 10 6 may. weir, back 1 • 6 6
All whit wish to avail tliemselves• of this offer, lows
bring is their Tletele or Shires me or before 26th of JULY,
a. same will be lakes back after dial day, either draws or
N odratra.

GRAND HALL.
Spleadid Dove.marble Sideboard Table; nsturnifieclit Meal.
Library Table; elegem! Conversation Stools and Sofas.
richly covered in scarlet Cloth; Rosman Lassies eseietei mad
'storable ansigise Parisian Tortoiseshell sad Buhl Darisimeme
•nd Thermometer ; Variants Clack; aepcsb Or-nntla Claus,
defier, kr.
/MATE AND OTROS. BEDCHAMBERS.
A superb allahugany.frame lofty Slate Bedat►sd,raids erim•mos
Velvet antl Wain, Farallon-a; excellent Feather Reda and
Redding ; elegant Wardeobm, Cinema of Drawers, Dressing
Glasses, capital Bed std Table Lima, spleadid sod costly
China sad Guam, sad other Effects.

catalogue' on the Premises; sad at 170, RegeoLateeet,
oppoiiie.iterlimEtoweireet.

DISTRESS IN IRELAND.

City of Langs. Tavern, Jose 20, 1922.
The Committee appoioted by the Public Meetiogooddroly
assembled ma the first iiiiimatieu of the groat and accumu-
lating distress of t►e promote, of Ireland, have now been
its activity sheet sax weeks. Not a day hoe passed hot
aoraelltiog has bees dose toward fulitllng t►e ditties which
the Committee hes undertaker.

The distress which insi•eeifthe manvesieg of the Int Ge-
neral Mettles was sorb as to COOVillet it, that the moot
prompt and decisive measures were imperiously required :
and the accounts thee made known of tbit distress prevailing
anisograt the peasantry of Ireland, have beeu enure than
amply comermod by immediate correspoodeoce with gristle-
Ines resident is places @serenaded ►y the most fearful po-
verty and privatise.
The Lesevolence of all classes is the Visited Kingdom has
placed a considerable sum at the disposal of the Committee,
sod t►e greatest diligence and attention have heels used to
diatribute with the utmost advantaee the means with which
the Committee has been intrusted; ■nd with thankfulness
they acknowledge the liberality of the public is pouring in
the fonds which have bees received. These they regard 39 •
sacred trust ; -one of sac► importance that their ■uxiefy has
become increasingly painfpl, so high due■ the excitement
rise correctly to acquit themselves or the task they have un-
dertakes.

It is well Immo that potatoes constitute the chief support
of the peasantry of Ireland. The Conimittre therefore b‘ve
promptly dlsp•tched poivtues iu large oulatities, for seed
for the next year's food. The suns of 61,3001., being about
two-tbiids of 91,3831. Les. Id., t►e whole *mount of contri-
butions received, ban been seat in upwards of 330 remit-
maces, to ditferent districts of Ireland, is which Mores is
most literalist. To enable the Ministers of religion to ex-
ercise that bessebeirwee •hiclt so becuraes the militia they
profess, the farther sum or ir,4l has been p!sc-et at the
disposal of the Bishops, both Protestant and Catholic—sod
iu all places to which assistance has bee. sot to prevent obi
'elute starvation, the Protestant Clergy sad the Catholic
Priest have salted wit► the resideat Groilesseu to furs
Local Committees. Bat the months of July and August
will, they doubt not, present accumulated horrors, sad call
fur very large oddities! auppttes.

The osm.tha of July and /locust 101 l ►e said to assail t►e
Committee with fearful eppichensino; willingly wuntd they
make reserve h r these mouths, which will, it is expected,
resound with appalling cries from the dying peasantry of tre-
kked. This, however, in the present state of the fends is
impossible, fur the pressing wolieitalioes still ►eceived by
emery pass claim mutant attention and daily eettattaae,„
On the other band the CumuliMee feels that it may coal'.
deafly refs WI the residue which will inevitably be produced
by the " King's Letter,4 graciouir ionised to the clergy of
(bed Btitun, to urge thesis to plead with, nod to collect
(rum, their respective ciusgreptions, donations to their fe11...,
l..., subject" in the most abject state of poverty sod dist►ess.
The Committee look op to Hum, io w►one hands are the
hearts of all sees, that he will be pleased to libelist, them to
Lutist the needy in their extremity. They crewel doubt the
raavUws wbicb will be talsalewben the suffering.' of Ireland
ohallito sore known; 441,111.arn they ran scarcely be. The
4...aante. have „rat eelafidelice in the eureetw of this plea,
whew urged by t►e Miairters of relic' of whatever den..
trieatiuog 3ad they rely, with coulldt are, CM t►e rtpetitivu

I bops you will allow se ►umble iadivideal to take Ant
opporturely on behalf of his eaferetosate poor conntrymmt,
to retorts moat heartfelt Hooks to you, Sir, aud•the *thee
Gentlemen is Landow, w►o ►ave this, vu honsaarig aserfed
The Impending aid otArrivisi inevitable calamity of a
,fit•
mite. which threatened oar pone end dis.raeted country with
all its appalling eenosetpiewees. It would be in vain to at-
tempt any expression of our feelings on the occasion. Swab
disioterested sad noble generosity la those who sreetraagers
to us, and at each • niument!—lt me.t he grateful to
the feelings of such men to be emceed that those humane
effects, as well as those leaking by our Governmeat, will
save thousand of tatoisitisg creatures (rem the death which
otherwise awaited them. Hitherto they have hoes supported
by the exertions of a nearly exhausted esentry—exertioss
stretched ear heyoad the means of those making them, het so
longer *biota carry them an. We hove hei itettn homed of but
few deaths arising from actual slarridiee, bet a short time
mere would snake it trememilfins had it Dot been for this
timely sosistattee. The pate and easseisted fsees met with
is the eternised oe the roads proved the rapid approach of
this last stags. I ►ave boson an isocline, ors etas oho fur
three days ►ad not a ■motel to est, and then stretched es-
turested as his bed to die—a trip saved him, but his recs.
very was slow. It would be palsful la dont/ ea t►ese no-
starsees of misery, and 1 oily 11601111011 them to draw bow
timely the relief has bees.