The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-08-07 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, AUGUST S.
During the late Assizes for the County of 11,44.
t r , held at Carrick-on-Shannon, the pocket of
Counsellor Keating was picked of 291.

RESOLCTIONA OP 1617.
The following letters were received yesterday at. I
this 'Ace. NVe give them will t a comment for the i
present. We dirt not feel any divpoeition to follow
•
this ,natter op. But since it has been forced on us,..
we •hall find it necemary to retorts to it.—(Dstisii*
t.veaing Post.)
" Bishop's-court, Nam, Anglia 1.181111.
" —The enclosed was written ',hove a fortnight ago,
and turearolell to si Gentleman in Dublin, to be presented
la
you for inactions in your paper ; he hast.unfortunatrly. gorse
tow the country, and my leiter, after having followed him to
many different places, wall returned ht Me bee yesterday ;
now stud it to you, and hope, that as the calumny (the ma.
1,Z11:11111 tendency of which was obvious) was disseminated
thruneli your Paper, that you will also have the: candour is
'ht.'s.; the tiuctioird decided contradiction of it.
" 1 itui, Sir. your olwilient Servant;
" WILLIAM R. PONSONISY."
" Corrine, Mistreat, July id, 1819.
" read the following extract from • para-
graph which lately appeared ia your hiper, vie • At that
;'rind, and lone after, we tboueht that these Resolutions
ism, 'Nom the pigeon-holes of Mr. Scully mid Dr. Mom.
limb-, who sou that day acted as Ai ceetary. and Mr. ()Tow.
uel, who lent them his powerful aud eloquent support, were
iin more in the secr.t ohms are were. They were nut trusted.
leo y did not kovw that these Resolhiines were drawn tip
b, the Oppreiiiinn is Looshms—h7 the Party who
menaced ;
Po inch about this bow, fir ride rough-shod throagh Cori-
ma. hot's: --hy that Party who wished to use the Catholics
0.." Leland for more party purposes—who were Willing, as
1:.-y had thrown them overboard before, is the lope of pre.
serrint their places, now to array theta against the person
their ,:..vertigo, at the hazard of their dearest burs, in
WI& rto get in again. We were sot thew aware that •
icintive of the late Mr. Pungently was the bearer of these
'Resolutions to the Slrmlwe of the Catholic Board, who
ii,!opted them 111 his oMa—vslits had them proposed at the
i:t.ard, and who, without leading Mr. O'Coutiell or Dr.
thomgoile itito the stem of their origisi„ hail them, in an
..,!. moment. carried at au Aggregate Muting:'-1 feel
loyself called use (as the son and represeutative of the late
Mr Punsood”) to state, that the assertions sad insinuations
therein fllntseitr.l are totally destitute of foundation, and that
neither the late Mr. Poosoohy, his Relatives, ur Committers,
hand may oar; icipatine tekaferer in ilie Resolutious adopted
by t.o Catholic Aggregate :Meeting in 1•12.
0 I am Su, your humble S. event,
" WILLIAM R. PONSONBY.••

THE PATRIOTS.
A. considerable motility was created in this city
testerilay, by a report, that a vessel conveying out
~amber of troops destined far South America.
had been seized et Dunleary, and as different
causes were assigned for the circumstance, we con-
sider ourselves fortunate in being enabled tp state
tic fact precisely as it occurred :—The vessel being
larrign our, was not entitled to carry above one-
fiat:* the ininilwr of men which a British bottom of
the same dimensions would he allowed to take nut.
The Captain, hay/ever, imprudently regulated his
arrangrinento rather by the amount of his tonnage
toan the provisions of the law, end an information
Lavlng been lodged against MM. the Revenue cut-
ter at ihsoltory followed, and arrested the vessel
fir a breach of the Navigation Act, in receiving on
board w greater number of persons than that Act
permits. Tins was the sole ground of the misfire;
the Foreign Enlistment Bill had nothing Whatso-
;err to do with it—nor will the occurrence alter at
all tie vonise of the individuals concerned—this
our readers tansy rely upon.—(Freirounes Journal.)

PVIRIGN INTELLIGENCE.

DUTCH M A I L.

FRANZFOILT, JULY 29.

The harvest is neatly rutted In these parts the
uccontlllUll weight of the corn is particularly spoken
.d. The vineyards stall prbmise • most extraordi-
nary viritege. • Notwithstanding. the stagnation of
trade, this thy is continually improving; a new,
quay, on the husks of the Maine, is carrying on
•with.activity. The Elector of Hesse has given the
t,tovileges IS a city to the town of Bockenhient, not
Lir trout Frankfort. It is said that Many Jess'
:mewl to settle there. In the present situ.
titian of Germany. the meeting of the Ministers of
state of all the principal German Powers at Carly.
Mid is' very remarkable. Many are already there,
and the others are expected.
Dausisr.s, JULY 31.
We hear from Luxemburg, that the arrest of
several prrsons at Winn, Cologne. and elsewhere.
has ,raised some uneasiness at TrOVel and Coblentx.
I-filberts nobody has been arrested there. but at-
.