The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-07-03 00:00:00

NAVAL IN I'ELLIGENG'E.

FALMOUTH, Just 30.
Sailed the American brig Alain, Ttmeei, fur LuntJun.
DIAL, JULY 1.

Arrived last Might and remain the Eliza Ann, Blyth, from
the South Sra•. Also tics morning and smiled for the River,
the Jupiter, Swan, fr.rm Braell sod Si. Helena; Ann,
Lamle, from she South Seas; John, King, host Jamaica;
Thom, from Tobago; and Success, Illartio,from Ber-
muda.

Canoe down from the River and soiled the Burden, Rich-
ardson, fur Quebec ; sad Success, Deverell, fur Liverpool.
Watts the Ulory from Howlers..

YARMOUTH, JULY 1.

Tho Royal Sovereign or Yarmouth, Martin; muster, is
PIlot•li out tir the Roads yestrillAy gut upon the lieWu
Bottom Soled, oh. re eke Mid Iwo/Awe Saute, but the wrath r
being moilemle 'lie got off agate with l,iH ng d.iinage, mid
proceeded on her voyage without &ALLA giug soy ur her
cargo.

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MARGATE, JUL‘ 1.
Arrivtd off iLe Port the Emit ludia Compaq's ship
Rose and Priacese Charluite, hum Wow!.
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IRA%III.GATE, JULY 1.
Arrived Ike Bissell, Huller, from Voniiiiicv, with loos of
*adobe and table.

LOP lATELLICENCE.
COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Waninsms,
TVISDAY, JULY I.
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Stitings after Trimity Tenn.

This morning the LORD Cllllll JURTICI sat at
Nisi Pries, and disposed or soon common Jury
causes of uo public interest.

POLICE.

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111 A RI.BOROUGH-STREZT.
DISTRESS IN IR ELAN D.

Yesterday ',viral groupee of su1:11;;; athletic yawing
men, just arrived hone various parts of the distressed dis-
tricts of Ireland, appeared before Mr. Roe, the Anis/ Magi-
strate, to ask fur relief, sod to know what t►ey should do to
get bark to Ireland, as they (veld not get employment here.
They staled, that from the very gement pressure of dis.
tress, and the wan► of employment in their own country,
they had been reduced to the necessity of quitting their Na-
tive plsce•—some from the county of Cork and other parts
of Munster, and baying succeeded in gassing the metropolis,
they famed it itopovible to get employmeat, as they were
not provided with husbandry inetronirols, sad knew mime
that would recommend them to any labouring worts. Is
consrqueore of this they were reduced to extreme distress,
am•l iu sweet of 'subsistence. They implored the Magistrate
to give orders fur their reception in the workhouses of It.
Giles's, or auy other place of refuge that might prevent
them from pet lolling in the streets.
The Magistrate said be could not resider these any assist-
gore, but recommended them to make application to be
passed home, or eudeavoar to get employment.
The norforioaste men thee quitted the office, seve►s) of
whom seated themselves about the doors, as we understood,
waiting for (mama the penis bird officers of Si. Gitee• parish.
Darin the day upwards of (oily made similar epplico-
Roos.

THE TUItE

NANTWICH MEETlNG—(Cnasmat),
Thwasuav, Julie 20.

The Prodoes Slake. of 25g0. reels, h. h. Two miles.—
(3 Sobwribero.)
Sir W. Wyon's b. e. f3elmost, by Tboodeibolt.—Walked

over.

Handicap Mabee of legs. each, with iSp. added.—Heats,
one site and a distance. (6 Fothseribers.)
Mr Myttou's eb. horse, Mandeville, by Young
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Woosipeeker, aged (Wbilebersi)
Sir W. Wysin's b. e. Belmont, 3 yrs old
Lord Lagoa. ►. c. The Patriarch, 4 yrs old