The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-05-17 00:00:00

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vgsrittetrifs AND IIING FIRS. •
YMenityetoreireg, sibs* hill' pest two o'clock, a fire,
Sviwirit bad like to have be.. wended with the loss of several
lives, broke out st thg Iseepos of Mr. rid* the sign of the
Horse Shoe, i• arillte•well4lo•P. It Deseisated is the spiskts
eviler, but front eked caws* we were enable to leans. Wade
Grit discovered hy the watrlinom the lower part of the Mom*
was in a blaze ; the family, with the • lteeplitte of the halt.
lewd, who was frost home, were heeled in sleep, conseqiseeser
the greatest •preheasions were sestertaiited fur tlwir mid%
as a considerable time elapsed Wore they could be ronsed.
A moil distressing teems et keetis resealed itself to view;
Mn. Walsh, her Niter, sad a servant maid, appeared in their
eight stresses at the hat II tor windows, altering the amid
dreadfsil shrieks ; scaling latices were epee procured, and
plated egotist the whitlows ; bet several of the by-
inaadess were intimidate* from going in. Mr. • Coombe,
a goldsmith, sod Mr. Volpe, • brash-maker, residing dose
by, happening to come up at the hese, both entered the
horse, mud oteceeied in handing eel safely at the windows
the three felonies, who were then almost helpless with fright ;
Iwo ethers, a P 419 111 the landlord, and a lodger, *fretted their
escape by getting out at the attic windows, and crawbug
*wag she tiles of the adjoining haven A general newer
AIM Woe raittri tor the recovery of the cash-bazes of two
1111111zili a which were held at the hoes, via. the Old Friendly
Satiety, soil the Venni; the two aewessaid reelleseee, at
the risk of Oarit here, resealed Opens from the dames; the
boa wf the latter society was delivered ep to its stewards,
contenting • large em of enestest, and that of the fanner
society tekea for safety I. the home of Mr. Coonshi; but
ie - the besde the deers b.ieg hsesetiewsly left oyes, a
thief entered, and carried it elf. It is supposed to
have costained 4ot. ; we urderalatul that -locktly the nano
ben of the motes are all known. The fiele.a raged with such
fury, that the premises, they heist chiefly composed of
wood, together with the stock ie trade, and fornitare, were
destroyed, sad Mt in geld anti other monies, are in the
flames.

The devouriag deftest oast euteuded its ravage. to Ike
two adjoining bouerw—dia one occupied by an old Lady,
whose name we could sot discover, sad the other by Mr.

Base, an irtutfonatler,•and sotet' with meth irresistible power,
that,wolwitiwtowderg a pleutifol supply of water, an.l the
great exertions; of the liranseo and the surrottading populace,
the two latter horses, with the greater part of their fermis
lure, shared the muse fats as the former.

DESPRRATE RIOT-MILITARY CALLEDOUT.

Yesterday Lalrrosee Clarke sal Rhein WWI., two
Irishman, *ere charged at Qesesaseare race with wooed.
ieg two privates of the Guards.
It appeared that Da Trendy eight • drummer of the
Goads was gorse thmegh the Almenry, sad broke a coop
ernitairing souse fowl% belay's, to a youth mined Cam-
non. Aii altercation took pt. between theta, which ter-
...jaded in • pitched battle, In *hick the drummer was
and he west to the Illartrie of Granby public.
hunii, wale Minh of the we. belonging to his reginteut
were (Woking, and stated his ease to them. Ore Or the
soldier., rob.. was iniuxicated, ran into the street to ob-
late satisfaction, sod he wail imisitedistely followed by the
rest. Not Milling Cameo. they repaired to a house where
the prim/ars lodged, and demanded with threats he should
be seat out to them. In vein they were told we sack person
was there mil they were ordered shout their beekiess, but
they insisted rpm asteriag the hems. An *WINO crowd,
consisting of prostitutes sod their fellows, with wane that
place abated., collected, sad a great mamba of moldiers
from the different pablie.housee, bat the Moines. berries-
deed the deer, and thrdatmed to lima Amu say assn who
entered. The soldiers forced the door, sad deem ate of the
Irishmen, war guarded it with a wadi* his hand, away, hat
he and another, armed with • shmel„ plated themselves on the
stain. Omer the soldiers lashed forward is order to ease the
Rest emu by the legs cad pull bias Jaws ; when stooping fee
that purpose he received a blew of the eased ea the bah of
his bead, which felled him to the gram! sod emerged him
rely aetiology. The mast who wits armed with a shag, st the
sage instant, street maker soldier, fed eel or the
greater part of his chits. A Emend fight emseed. The
Irishmen in the neighlinerhoed, ea 'early what weer-
red, repaired to the ansiataime of their eveineelnees, end
the soldiers mustered still strayer ; the whale street lees in
a state of alarm, sad Imo both in red and colareed clothes
were to be am mired in all direetione bleeding epos the
pored. The constables were of so use, till informalua was
given at the Tilt-yard, sad a Ale of moldier. dispatched to the
same of *aim, bat mach to their credit, although they met
with much rusistaisee, they declined osier their arms, and at
length @recorded in dispersing the mob, taking a few of the
ringleaders into custody. Every Issue of glitas in the house
where the affray look place non demolished, ing the doors
and abutters were broke.. - -

The Prinowere too beteg called opal for their definite, said
they pee.. efface to the eoldiers. They considered they
had so right ilb looks* the= in t►eir owe plates, and in whet
t►ey ►ad dose they thooght they were justified by the law,
as it was in seltdefeate.
llse Magistrate said as t►ey were take. wit► ualswful
arms in their hoods, it was hie duty to require proper bail
for their appearance to say charge t►at otiltbi be preferred
against t►ee at the Sessions.—Coaitaitted fur went of bed.

IKELAND.
•owx, ILLY 11.

THE LING'S VISIT TO IRELAND.
We have obtained some authentic intelligence un this
jest. Hie Majesty will certainly coma to Ireland, and there
is stet the least fumodatioa for the paragraphs whieb have ap-
peared in moire isf the Leedom Papers, stating that the idea was
giver up. His Majesty cows t. Ireland with the unanimous
spryest of the raihsid tha time will be about
what we originally stated, the second week in July. The
Coronation takes place very mum after the prorogation of
Partiameat after the Coronation the King emotes to !re-
tard. His Majesty will lied at Dooleary. It is expected
that an imamate another of the Nobility mad °retry, who
shall sassed the Coroostioo. will ammotpany the King on
hie journey hither.--(Drillin Msening Poet)
Several newspapers, hachadimg ' Cowries and the Coe-
respondent, have "steed that the of Waterford has
seat (rum Leaden '-ritSts - House for