The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-07-18 00:00:00

LEWES, JULY IG.

His Grace the Archbithop of Cvnterbury, ac-
companied by the Bishop of Exeter, passed thro'
this town on Saturday. fro® the eastward, and
dined ■t Stannirr, with the Earl of Chichester;
their Lordships, after divine service yesterday after-
noon, dined with the Rev. Mr. BAker, Rector of
Stunner,

This day, the Archbishop will visit and confirm
at St. Thomas's in the Cliff, and afterwards dine
with the Clergy of his Pcculists, at the Star lan,
io this town.
The next Lewes Wool-Fair is fixed for Thurs-
day, the 26th instant, at the Star
Brighton Races •re fixed for Friday, the 2711',
Saturday, the 28th, sod Monday, the 30th instant.
The annual Show of Cattle, at Lewes, will Ire
on Wednesday, the Ist cf August ; and on Thurs-
day the 2d. Friday the 3d, and Saturday the 4th of
August. are the days fixed for Lewes Races,
A correspondent. under the signature of "As Olt-
serrer," tells us, the paragraph in our last, stating,
that the Isle genial rams had produced • reduction
ii, the price of butter in Ireland, 15s. per cwt. was
erroneous ; and asserts, that no alteration in the
price of that article had taken place, when the last
letfers were received from that country. To this
we can only answer, that our intelligence was taken
from a very respectable Provincial paper, printed
in a district opposite to the Sister Kingdom ; that
we did not think it at all itnprobable, particularly
as butter had fallen, from the same cause, in a
greater proportion, viz. from MI. to 161. per lb.
in this neighbourhood: and we do think, when
Gentlemen contradict assertions, and ask for au-
thorities, they should not write under anonymous
Signatures.

_ The Hon. Beim'Ltv PAGET IA returned to serve
in Parliament for the county of Augkitty.
The Right Hon. ARCHIBALD COLQI/HOUN. Lord
kdiocate of Scotland, is returned to serve in Per.
hement for the shire of Durnbirton, in the room
VI HENRY GLASRORD, EN. who bath accepted the
office of Stewsrd of the Manor of East Hendred.

The Renfrew Regiment of Militia are in daily
expectaticn of embui king from the Tower for Scot-
land; and are, it is reported, to be succeeded by •
battalion from the 2d battalion of the 3d Regiment
of root Guard*. •
The Master and Wardens of the Bakers' Com-
pany yesterday waited on the LoaD Mayon. Fli.
Lordship, after inspecting the Mealweighers' Re-
turns, ordered the price of bread to continue the
same as last week.

Lieut.-General Sir Joust Doytit's regiment, the
87th (or Prince of WALES'S Irish regiment), has re-
cently enrolled considerahle nutinher4. The motto,
or legend, is natinnal-4 Faag an'Ballagh.' A nglsce,
Clear the road.'

On the 13th instant a meeting of the Catholics
of Ireland took place at Dublin.
. .

Mr. O'Goam Ass low. and detailed, in a mi-
nute and perspicuous otatentent, the transactions
connected with Catbolic Emancipation siuce the
lacu General Meeting. lie deprecated the iutro-
durtion, into the discussions of the day, of the very
name of Veto, or arrangement whatsoever': which,
he contended, would eventually compromise or ex-
tinguish the religion of their ancestors : and pro-
posedtwo resolutions—one couched in very strong
riia iage, and expressive of the indignation of the
Catholics on the rejection of their Petition in the
last Session ; and the other, for appointing a Com-
mittee no a more extended scale than the former,
for the purpose of preparing a Petition to Parlia-
ment, and of communicating from time to time
with the masse of the Irish Catholics.

He maw, the nucessity of a Petition being con-
nected with the appointment of a Committee, be-
cause the Coovention Act, which orignsated with the
late Lord Clare, denntinced the penalties of pre-
/manure ou any assembly, or body of men, who
should pr,suitie to act as delegate., except where
persons may have been deputed to prepare • peti-
tion to Parliament.

The motion being seconded, and reed from the
Chaur, _

_
M. 'CROOK rose, for the purpmie of vim-Letting
his character from certain catuiu. ,e whirl; had AT-
pearral under the signature of Cathniioit /pat,
Ihe Freetown :a Jonrnof of yeatertlay ; and of uppo-
sine the mutton of Mr. Olio-man.
The drlmle lamed from one to germ o'clock,
vsktil Mr. O'Coullet moved " that the ineet•ux
..hould adjourn till the 4.1.. f November next ; and
that the Committee be cotititittild in the (WIC iornt
ilde.tnt.'d to it he the bower (:enetal A.....00.1:k0f
for Cot Ito. It 4."—The Resole:too was can