The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-07-06 00:00:00

RELIEF FOR IRELAND.

It is most earnestly requested that the Vesteies of reertee-
live parishes will avail tbeinselves of the kwistaliee of• Gee.
denten is wialkincup tlee collections under the King's Lotter.
No disproportion of b Imre and charity can be sup-
posed, hut there is the greatrtt difference in the cullertions,
. ►ruing solely from the different degree 6f isetiod and Acti-
vity .0 soliciting subscriptions.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PitEBS.
e7-As the went's). or the Committee tut Slanagius the
Bubseription for the Relief of the Mattes ad Distracts in
Ireland is complete'y engaged, and myth mare ,lltso the
whole of their fund required to supply the urgent demands
which are made upon diem far food, I beg leave molt
earnestly to request the &Wish Ladles to lead their bssist-
once in providing a stock of clothing before the approach of
winter for the destitute ✓omen and children, numbers
of *bons, there is reason to believe, have already beds
obliged to sell their clothes to purchase food. If every
family were to furbish 'a few articles only, the ez_
penes. of time and muney to each individual would he so
trifling ea scarcely to be fait w►ile the aggregatircootribu.
lion might place such a store at the disposal of tbe Commit-
tee as would materially assi►t their endeavours to relieve the
unhappy sufferers, w►ose distiess iu the winter foewant of
covering may be scarcely less severe than that which they are
now enOuritig from the deficiency of food. Tboae'to whom I
now address ntyaelf will feel a satisfaction in thin measure,
which anticipates t►e wants of their own sex in the approach•
' iog season. They sill. I hope, permit me to suggest to them
that the most usegnlartiele• of clothing will be, for t►e un-
men—shifts, Senates petticoats, sink peittrosts, am! bed.
gowns ; for the childreri—frorka, abifts, and •flannel
teats with bodies.' I feel certain that tlila appetil to mothers
and daufbien% will not be is vats when 'made to Mem, as it
sow is made, lay A BRITtSH LADY.
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IRELAND.
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'metric, JITLT 3.
On 'Sunday last his Excellency the Lord Lien-
tensut entertuinea the following djainguislird per-
sons at dinner, at the Viceregal Lodge, Phcsoix
PrrZt :---

Lord O'Neil, Sir Samuel Anchtnuty, it.C.B.; Sir John
'Bins; Sir S. Bruce, Colin ContiVhell, General Sir C.
Great, Colonel Thurston; Cylone' Thonthill,‘Lieutenant-
Colonel Woodford, Lieutenant Colonel Streit, Right Hoe.
'Fitzgerald, Right Dna. Wen. Downes, Ron. R. Day,
Major Horton, Dr. Radcliff. Has. and Rev. J. Pomeroy,
Captain Tylden, Mr. Hume, Copied, England, Mr. ‘Vebber,
Mr. Sterling, Mr. Johnston, 'Dr:Monter; Captain Web-
ster, A.D.C. ; Captaie Rlckett, C.D.C.
Ilia Excellency the Marquis Wellesley left the
Phenix Park yesterday' for Woodstock, for a few
days.
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Nan. ARCHBISHOP Or CASHRI...--1-14 Majesty's
Royal Letter was received at Dublin Castle yes-
wedgy, appointing Dr. Richard .Laurence, late
Regius Professor of Hebrew in the University of
Oxford, Load Archbishop of Cashel, sod Primate
of Mauster, ip, Ireland, io the room of, the late
Right Hun. Dr. Charles Broderick, deceased. The
new Dignitary-bad not yet arrived how England.
A Privy .Coencil 'was assembled yesterday at
Dublin Castle, by connuaud of his Excellency the
Ma•quis Wellesley, when the baron y of Moycashel,
in the county of Westmeath, was relieved from the
provisions of the Insurrection Act, sad a parish iu
that county (Drum,.we believe), was placed under
The penalties of tli& Act.
The Right Hon. Sir Samuel Auclimuty was pre-
sent at his Miljestta Board of Privy Counsellors
assembled at Dublin Castle yesterday.
Letters Patent bays passed appointing the Earl
of Claticarty,ll.C.B. his Majesty's Vice-Admiral.
Comeniisity, and Deputy iu the Office of Vice-
Admiralty for the province of Connaught, Ireland.
Monday last, being the first Monday of the
mouth. 'O7 young gentletnen eutered at Tiinity
College.
Mr. GiitSth, the engineer, arrived here last night,
and proceeded this day to the inouutaiiu, accom-
pained by Mr. Furlong, the agent to the Courtettay
estates. This Gentleman's mission is suppiised to
be of the utmost utility to this pet of the country,
in exploring the cliff, rent parts of these hitherto im-
passable mountains, between Newcastle, the county
Kerry, mud Cork, and to excavate through all dif-
ficulties in the formation and execution of new
roids--an institution highly beneficial to the tra-
veller, and the employment of the imor.—(Lime-
rick Chronicle.) - •

Pmitor

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COl.4iT OF KING'S BENCH, Ggiuma.u., LONDON,
FRIDAY, JULY 5.
Before Vie Loma Cities James sad a Special Any.

GILLIAT O. at mirvio.
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Thiewas an action to recover a compensation is damage,
from the Defendant for his refusal to adopt e contract ea-
teredinto by him for the perchaae of tb hogsheads of Vie.
Otis tobacco, shipped by Mitchell, the partner of the Plain-
tiff, from Rirlamood, per the Lydia, fur Fe!mouth. The
'Once°, before its arrival is this country, was purchased by
the Defendant, through Mr. Keyeare, fht broker, for the
.porpose of being consigned to Amsterdam; and the eiugle
questiou io the case was, whether either Mr. Keymer or the
'Clelutiff had represented the tobacco to be good dark sound
tobacco, sad Al for the Cuatineutal market. On this point
there was some conflicting evidence. On the arrival of the
'tobacco at Amsterdam, it was discovered to be light in qua.
lily and colour, and unfit fur the Continental Market, on
which the Defendant refused to lake to it, and the present
action was brought, after a bill of discovery bad been tiled
by the Defendant io the Court of Chancery, to which the
Plaintiff had put is as answer.
The cowrie* was read, but it was silent in rrgsrd to the
quality albs tobacco, and the parole evidence concurred in
slating that the Plaintiff refused at the time of treaty and
sale to give any warranty of the quality.
Mr. Solicitor General, Mr. Slarryatt, and Mr. Campbell
were for the Plaintiff; Mr. Scarlett, Mr. Gaselee, and Mr.
Pollock conducted the Deferidaot's cue. . _

The LoRD 'CM Ole 'smiles told the Jury, the question for
their cousiderattu■ was, whether, In conveyance of soy thing
which bad occurred before or after the cootrect, the De-
fendant had a right to refuse the tobacco. As the instrument
itself was admit in regard to the quality, it ,reined to him
that iu point of law the Jury must not only And that ibe
tobacco was not good sound dark tobacco, but that the de-
scription itself was false and fraudulent, and made with a
view to deceive, or t►e Plaintiff was eutitled to their verdict.
His Lordship then went through the evidence, both parole
and docurnewssey, from which it appeared that whatever
diight have been said by Keynter, or auy one else, the
Plaintiff had all along refused to give any guarantee of the
quality of the tobacco.
The Jury retired for a short period, and returned a verdict
for the Plaintiff.

CONSISTORT COURT, JULY 5.