The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-11-06 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, NOVEMBER t.
The Coustabulsry Act is likely very soon to be.
come general. We have Nlrrody mentuoiird that
Limerick, the King's County, and Cadow, have
adopted, or are about to .dept the measure. By
Proclamations in The Dublin Gazeite, we learn
that Cork is to assemble On the 25th instant, Kerry
on the 20th, Waterford on the 30th, and Tipperary
on the 14,11, for the purpose of appointing Barony
constables. The number is respectively the folio*:
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Cork 352 I Tipperart • • • I',Qterry 123 I Waterford 112

Thus all Munster, with the exception of Clare;
will be placed under the protection of this Act.
There is little news from Ole cottotrl%
a solitary outrage has here committed, lott at
Special Sessions at Cashel no convictiou has iskeit
place.

Lord Henry Fitzgerald is on a visit to his nes
phew, the Duke of Leinster, ut Cat-town.
The painting of the statue of King Willianti
which had firefly been corn pletrd, has been stopped.
Policemen have been placed, night and day, nest
the statue, to prevent the operations of the ;tarty, if
they should be so rash as to attempt any. This day
an effort has been made to AM.,' the painting, but
the artist was promptly seized by the Police, •tul
brought to the Dead Police Office. Yesterday lite
Guild of Merchants returned thanks to Alderman
Nugent mid the Magistrates who opposed the Pro-
clamation of the Lord Mayor.

Two o'Clock.
Another attempt has been made to paint the
statue. The painter attempted to lay his decorating
brush on the pedestal. He was, however, prevented
by the Police. A set of persons, notorious Orange.
men, were spiriting the man to attempt the job, but
the Police are hitherto inflexible. We know the
names of the parties, but we do not choose, at pre-
sent, to make them more public. The Lord Mayor
has been sent for.—(Dublin keening Post.)

Half past lAree o'Cloek.
Conusellor Graver, one of the Police Magistrates,
has just appeared on horseback at College-green.
He announced to the Police about the statue, that
he had just arrived from the (lead Office, where
the Magistrates had come to a determination not is
allow the pa. gto be continued. fie furtft•r di-
rected the Police to prevent any person wending
the statue for the purpose of decorating it, or fur
any other purpose.

CORK, NOVEMBER I.

The Ladies of Kinsale have (with their usoal
promptness on ill occasions where an opportunity
has been afforded for the exercise of their humanity
and benevole►►ce) united in forming so Association
Auxiliary to the British said Irish Ladies' Society
for improving the condition of the female peasantry
of Ireland.

On Wednesday night the shoplifters named
Leery, Mailosay, and Noonan, noted offenders, who
had been brought the preceding day from Mill-
street, under an escort of the Yd rifle brigade,
attempted to break out of the Bridewell. They
forced the iron fastenings from the bedsteads in the
criminal part of the prison, and in consequence
were removed to another, notwithstanding which
they broke through the wall into the place where
the debtors are confined, and here they behaved ire
a erost outrsgeoes manner. After considerable dif-
ficulty and personal risk on the part of Mr. Mathis,
jun. at whom one of the ruffians threw a large
brick, they were secured and well bolted.
MUSILIIMY CAVALRY.—On Tuesday lest S:t
Augustus Warren, Bart. Captain of the Meskerry
cavalry, entertained that dntinguished turps at
Warren's Court. Several private gentlemen were
also invited on the occasion. The dinner was, as
night be supposed, of the best, the wises excellent,
and she toasts delivered on the occasion were dis-
tinguished for true loyalty and patriotism. We ran
only notice it in a cursory manila fur the present.

Monday morning, about ten o'clock, one of the
Wandsworth coaches, w itli twelve outside passengers,
broke down in Blackman-street, Boinugli, by which
the whole fell into the mud, two of whom appeared
much hurt, and weir pet into a hackney chariot ;
but fortunately no lives were lost. The accidtot
occurred by the breaking of the fore asletree and
the badness of the pavement.
The Hammy, Marray, from Minwield, was Wooded io
Tramore Soy, war %Vaterford, pa Friday ripe.

Yroserday—Gtoirowasa nor —Holiday at the Bask, Es-
elkeqaer, But Isdis and Ikea Bea Hawses.

BIRTIIR.

Os tbetdih last, at Woodfield, KtoirsCoooly, the Lady of
Adam FaVer, Esq. of a /11)11.
Oa the tat iiistaar,is Cadogaa place, the Comities. of f3cc-
tier, of a Pon and herr.
Monday morning, in liennawick %prate, the Lady of
Francis J..rer, E•q. of a 1011, still•bors.
On Tareaday. the 29111 att. at latkhall•lane. Clapham, the
Lady of Edward %Vharlton, of a run and heir.
MAItRIAGES.

On Friday last, at Plumstead Churrh, by the Rev. Dr.
Watson, Wallkill Oliver Lucke, M.D. Ordeal/et Nedlest
Departmeat, lo Ansa Maria, only daughter In the Isle
Thomas Dospie, Esq. of Feint, in the county of N.A...th.
On the 2911. oil. at St. Mania's chinch, by the key. J
.Aba
M'Evoy, Mr. H. De baster, of she Adrlphi, to Asia, .1,1.
est darghtrr of the late Wra.Pierry, Esq. of Brits/ell, n...k .
Os Wednesday last, by special license, at Colwieh chord.,
in she county of Stafford, by the Rev. Frederick AUXOP,
Charles Frederick Baron de Raises, to Mary Doroths R. rid.
est daughter of she Pate Nulls. Phillips, Esq. of' Alebtirh Oat!,
Pembroktabire, sad mister to the Viscountess Anson. it.'
bride was attired is a iamb dress of Brussels Pare. Al'i
the cereinusy, she cumpsay returned to an elegant th,j(i.•
at Shoghorougli, the Kato Tiscuuot A s.sue.
DEATHS.
On Friday last, at his huanse,,Elssels, Worcestershire, John
Bury, fig. iu tie bOili year or ilia age.
On Thursday, the 31.1 ult. suddenly, of apoplexy, in his
20th year, William Hear), eldest sus of Mr. Joseph Clark.,
of Gwawell-strem.
At his Wage. Grosvenor place, Bath, no Thurs.l3, seen-
lag lasi, Adam's! Peter Paget, in his 60th year, late Nas.l
Coonsissiusser at Manilas and Trincomalee. He was an acme
sod sealuss officer, had passed the greater part of hi. Ide nt
actual serviee, mid comnsaaded the nathisaa is Admiral
Vascoovie's Voyage of Discovery roved lie World.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY.
Morning 35 after 7. I Evening A aller S.

Priaird ad Pub Mod at THE NUMB PREIS and
TUB GLOBE Odom. Ilia it?, *tea{ 1/ MULE,
CORNWELL, te the WWI.

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