The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-08-29 00:00:00

IRALAND.

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Ilefeetiose hem time sestets amok hil to recite is
leer Royal Hisbatee's (Peeress breast, as they do in the
liaise( all Ida Majesty% loyal *abject*, the warmest feel.
weed dig/ailed pride sad tieseine patriotism.
" Year Royal Highoese is lissibly retreated to setept the
Freeism of ibis easiest City, sod to bosom. it by permitting
year royal 0601 so be eertilied asiorg We freemen.
• Gives seskt tier Commie Seel, Ibis 26t11 day et
Asgoat, lite."
During the rending of the Address, • few drops
of min caused a gentleman to offer an umbrella to
his Royal Highness ; but he eery politely declined
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DUBLIN, AUGUST 26.
Left O'Dieme's Hotel. Sim:lrvine-street, yester-
day morning. for Liwnore Cagle, his Grace the
D•ke •f Devonshire's luggage soil part of his
sane. His Grace has ordered apartments fu his
own occominutlAison for Wednesday next at said
hotel, when he will arrive.

Arrivals in Ryland's Hotel :—Sir W. Wilhite%
Lady. mud suite; aud the Hon. Mr. Justice Bayley
mud sou.

THE DISAPPOINTED LOVERS.

ir Echo dm Nerd cestaiss the following aseerlete:—.
M. Moreau, the Ant swats-tesor of the Brussels Theatre.
was to be married to Iledenionelle Ladle Arista, peiseipal
comic actress at Lisle, a yuswir lady equally remarkable for
the purity of her masons, sod the regularity of beefeater's.
The been@ were once published, sail the pablicaties mice
more was redeemed ; the anniage, as • civil contract, took
place, cad the &dire pair were preparatively admitted to
esefraeloo sad the aseramest. As they were proceeding le
the altar, it we* aosooeced to them that the septial beatific-
tion could sot be bestowed oo them, salsa they reomisced
their profession. The altetlue of the paresis of the yuseg
couple can silly be cosi-rind. °weld! the witeesses seder.
took to mediate is the affair, and west to the church. He
fused the Core, a very respectable man, is the /Meriing, sad
pregested him with a promise, on the part of his priscipals,
" N resossee their pad:lidos usage aa it MN peseible."
A theological disesssiee then coned between the Cork
god the mediator, which terminated by the fennel. declaring,
That he was obliged to confogni to hisorders. The boor Axed
for the marriage arrived, the altar was prepared, mid the
church filled with spectators burring with cariosity) the
Cheese returned to the expecting pair, cad, after rellecties,
they addressed the followieg leiter to the Cores—.
"I.—Estineetoilis the principles of religiso sad megalith
we regsed it as a duty, and ass blessing, to procure OW happy
marriage to he soottioes/ by the church, sad it is with great
regret that we ore ourselves compelled to forego this august
eeressesty, to perform which you rigid's we to reagents our
profession. This is to expect us to perjure ourselves sod our
priscipies. Forbid such reading. We expect at mime failure
time is he more fortissimos.

" We are with.attebregret year obediest liervasts."


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WRONIISdAY, AUGUST 48.

EJtetrd Souten *at brought up to be exvirttined
on his Petition, ...a hit ditettarge was oppo.e.l by
Mr. Powiti, ou the pea of the liatuiventes bro-
ther.

It appeared that so long as u year and a half ago
an Betted elms Commenced spinet the hieolvtiit
(who wit a Catcall buicW) by his brother, who
obtained • verdict alienist him in Itiiitury last.
The Insolvent afterwards owed tor a new trial; and
obtained a rote Nisi, which was ultimately dis-
charged, mid within four day* afiertSard. the land-
lord entered upon the premises for rent, and levied
on every rhiniti *Mal should have satielied the ear.
cution of the brother: The goods were still stit:
fered to remain in the hub*, the horses and mutt
remained, the Insolvent's wife and servant lived in
the house, and the business was carried oil its
usual.

Mr. HEATH. for the Insolvent, did cut think it
would bt necessary for hi. to address the Cou►t.
except any satisfaction were required as to tits fact
of the business being cartied ina at present by the
landlord.

The COURT intimating s desire to be informed
on that bead—.

Edward Young was celled.—He Stated that he
was the attorney for Mr. Pennington, the 111.01-
vent's landlord, who was a surgeon, residing in
Montague-place, and that the business was at pre.
sent carried on merely for th•, purpose of selling it.
The COURT was satisfied with the explanatiou
given, and ordered the Insolvent to be discharged.
COUNTRY PRACTICE.
IN TFIR !MATTI& OF BROWN.
In this case the Insolvent had been examined be.
fore the Magistrates of Sainersetshire„ at the Quarter
Sessions, who had adjudged that he should be de-
tained in prison six mouths, at the suit of his land-
lord, who was the detaining creditor, because he
had fraudulently removed his goods, rad made
wady- with them.
Mr. MATH had on a former day obtained a rule
to spew cause why the Insolvent should not be dis-
charged out of custody, on the ground that the
certificate of the Magistrates was irregular.
Mr. COOKS now showed cause 'ping the ►ule.
He presumed the incorrectness complained of in
the Magistrate's certificate was this, that in the
41st section of the Act of Parliament, the cause
for which the Insolvent was here committed was not
specified; but he submitted to the Court, that
although there were in the certificate words of sur-
plusage. which the Court in its discretion might
direct to be struck out, yet the cause of committal
was sufficiently specified for the Court to support
the adjudication of the Magistrates; and be sub.
witted, that it would not be in conformity with the
policy of the Act, to construe the certificates too
strictly.
The COURT. considering the irregularity fatal,
directed the rule to be made absolute.

Isintista thereof, hombly offer your Royal Higher*. their I fossil the Co
emit* thank. for essdeteesdiug to humour them with your protested his
room sod coontesaute. 44 a resounce
Tour Royal Higbee's'. public and private virtues have A throb. fie
logy hers object. of their observatios sad approlottios; mad gad the mods
their estisnatios of those virtues is not likely to he leavesed I that he was a
by a more intimate sequaintaom with your Royal High. row the mare
sir's well know* affability sad good nature. chords flied
*The priettiples that drat placed tie present illustrious wittiest resin
Fealty (of which your Royal Highness to us amiable sod ex. they &Adresse
evilest wishes) spoil the Moos of these Realise, se the "Si—Bile
same time established • Coaseilsties headed on the bogie of we reg.ed is
Moroi ash law ' • which lass woodshed a manly spirit god marriage is I
osaii•sal clianicter aneosgst us, sod has spread lb. regret that w
11 same awl taw, by sea and land, t• the uttermost eereisosy,
aids of the earth. profession.
" Rellectioiss foam these sestets Roulet lad to excite is priscipiee. I
par Royal Highseee's rooms' helmet, as they do isi the time to he m
Incise( all his Majesty's loyal subject*, the warmest feel. " We •
my if thrilled pride sad geowitte patriotism.
" Your Revel Higher. is humbly forested to acres the Mai Mon
frroism of this &stint City, sod is honour it by permitting es order to •
year royal MOW SO be molted asaorg he freemen.
• Gime 'sib/ ere Commis Sesl, this 26th day of
Afton, 11122."
During the reading of the Address, • few drops
of rain caused a gentleman to offer an umbrella to
his Royal Nighties, ; but he very politely declined The al"
having his 01111 person screened from the rain, whilst • verge •Ir 1.17
the Corporate Body were exposed to it. 0i,„1,74„„
The Recorder having read the Address, he pre- Wesson prow
seated the same, and then made the following re. Bristol yestl
&SAS esti the me
Carrel, the
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'" Allow aye to add, that it glees me real and unaffected oh
sad C
pleasure is thus being favoured with as oppurt salty of testi. led. am
frig ,as se indoridual, my profound respect sad thin
blows fell si
fur year Royal Highnesss gene ral deportment suit character,
hod h....
sad 'open:Any fur your patriotic sod dignified system of pub. 2. Th..
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lie condor% And likewise of hawse( air honour to resent
stood to ear
I,i your Reysl Higher's this Address of the Lord Mayor and
to avoid, mat'
Coramseaky of the City of Yak. • eluse.
The Duke seemed highly gratified, and imineo 3 and 4. 1
dime's, commenced with the following reply : Racy, and is
4My Loot Mayor sea Gesilemes of the Commosslty of had tell
the City of Yoh-1 refers yeti iny he Sharks for , Jul 711._
as flume
the hisd meatier is which I have bees received by you sod Ilk 1.7 roman'
lsheishalniastsof thin city ma my arrival here, as well as for hies ,hod owe,
par very flittering compliment us the weessicm.
It wai
"It le with pleatsve,rgesileases that I accept of the free. woof. h
I.
.r riot ancient city, sod shall always be proud to
ie la
kw), dist sly same is enrolled auseoget ha freemen, befog Weston Seel s
atoned by you that I am todebted for this dmiisetion to your I "",..1144.".
of those rineires which I have hitherto adopted,
.I.ced`
lirin:ersi shall observe for the ergo mita* my public cos. ""k 17
itio,hairing always Noe taught to believe, that the woe as. aat!....'Bo,_e!
hvintely mid reakoody the liberty of the subject le watched f 71'1"
she preserved, the greater is the security a the throat; and
stinky, MD i.e ran have • greater torereat is 'appraise the 'ell •"""',...7"
Catalog's., thee a Member of the Royal Family, Itessresr 66•411. • ."^
has* be slay be, who derives front ii all the bleesires he i Was 85 kali'
'I./Nowt which be I. equally mishits*, therefore, to secure I 1111.4. laity '
I. his knew subjects." peolsied.
The Right Honourable the Lord NI 4y/we then sa: secondßt S.
:
'upped •forward, rod prevented to his Royal High- =List,
lieta the Freedom of the City, with the gold box.
htl• Hi. Lordship, in presenting them, said
" May It please your Royal Highness to accept the Free. Tie barbel
Rata the City, with this hos ; end it is my anxioes wish met". to al
Olt yes way lose live to cooties* sesoniat the leder*. day, the 3d
hat Fromm, efthis happy country." to the tale IV
The Duke received the.. and bowed evidently I taali" bilehme
eith high satisfeettim and pleasure. The ceremony esed:p; be
"'ea closed. and. as the corporate body poised by wade.
hir Royal Highnesses their return to the house, he
Leed to tech individual with the greatest condo. The trawl
Kennon and effability. I is Yt. Mary's
I:lncur-now or TUI GOLD Box.—The Gold At the sr
Boa was of the value of 60 guineas, sod the follow- Cartoons 01
Is a description of it :—ln form it is oblong. with of general
:toted corners, and the whole exterior coloured given order
most elegantly chased with shells, ocrolls, &c, which basil
Nether giving it a beautiful antique sppearance. I sent Genres
1" size it 1.3} inches by el inches. On the top ur should be c
I'd of the box, are the arms of the city, beautifully lot was pros
mounted in different coloured gold, the 6ve lions the French
6,"1t upon a red cross, with a white shield. Above another pat
The oust is represented in red gold the Cap of seeing SKII
Maimetiaticc; whilst on one side of the arms is then said, 6
pieced the Sword of Office. and on the o.4cr the to whom tbr
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