The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-09-18 00:00:00

MR. CANNING'S VISIT TO IRELAND.

The Detlia Fri-two:m.2 Jnnrient of Wednesday atty.,
" Mr. Canning ban not yet arrived. It i 3 now undenotoud
that be meant to pay rome visits on his way to Ireland,
and therefore, altlio.v.;li he is exi ectrel by every title, he
way not reach town ti,r two or three days."
Mr. S crceary Catiniiri,, who is now on a visit to his Ex-
oullency the Lord Lieutenant of let land, may he expectld
in Liverpool about the middle or the latter end of next
week, on his return from Dublin. Tbe Right Honourable
Sleuth man will be joined by Mrs. Canning and Miss Tan-
flier., who will spend a few days with Mr. Gladatonc, at'
Seaford' House. We understand that Mr. Canning eon-
hmiplatcs a Imo. into Scotland, and that he will visit Mr.
ltolom, at his delightful residence, Storrs, ‘Vineeimere, on
his way thithed —.Li/hyped Adv.-,Harr.
Mr. Calming is o tweeted to anise this slay at Dowth ;
the carriage.. of his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant are to
be in attendance to convey him to town. Should Mr. Can-
nir; arrive, he will be entertained at dinner by the Lord
Lieutenant at the Loi';.;e, in the Phoenix Park, where a se-
lect ionnole:r of the Nobility and Gently are invitial.—Deli-
lin 3furnifor Post ;01. In.dneary.

TIIE RpoRkLCI:IN OF DVIIIAN'S AVIDIMISS TO
3111. CANNING.
!Fawn the DAP* Af,,,nlitar rlt 1
Yeetertlay there watt a Meetlng of several 3let.,oers of this Body,
fir the purpose of framing an Ail.hoks to Ike prewsite4 to the Hight
llonotunble licurw l'anui..g, mkt.n hi. artival In this country.
bait fkrty • ...tea ;titer one w clock.
Mr. SUTT lilt said..` Mr. Sheriff, we b.tre Item now waiting
neur:y an bcyund the time at which our atteintanco was re.
without any bu•itiewt bring done; I tf.t.sefure inure that
the I :leek he directed to resd the summonses."
Whleh, laving beet. accarilinglv lone,
Mr.I4IITT I:3 ',Pitt row- and add. 'I As there i 4 no npiwaranr,
at 'a Iltrase,* I hare a r..ght to arail mys!lf of every advantage ;
diasppyrksing, an I do, of the ineasitee In view, and as I despise
the eondect 'thine:her of the t/entleman on whoe account the
Alerting is veiled, I now require the persons present to he counted.
svnt If thew he not a autliment number to farm a House. 1 aliall
then mate that yon, Mt. ktherkff. do leave the Chain"
Mr. Enwanta Jonas, .4 I tattirkatreet, (Krel elected by. the
Child of Alerrhaniii,)beg4eil have to second Mr. nutter's unction:
1), pit great pietism- in causing forward to sir 'mutt a propoNnion
ti it au .14 lest(' to an adjournment, snit uphold the consistency of
tier Corgeration.
Mr.Annan tw LAME Rohl. that thong!' there might not Is a
ent!kiert her of penwni. in aitentlahce to e.u..titme a 11an.e...0
in m enable them to procecf and: Int.inews, yet it did mat to:lort
that an adjournment take 1,144. r.
Mr. SI TTt:a linvit.g rocktmed heads. and awyrtained that there
were only 23 menitwra present, moved that die :quill!' should have
the Chair.

The Slit itt r—Omtlemen, is it your wish that I should leave
fhe I:nahr f

Mr. hit TT r: It— I rerer knew • Sht-rifr to refuse at once to do so,
on the Hoy., being counted end round &hereto. _

Mr. LA II I: lA, that i• 3 good way to get rid of a question you
dread to meet by

The Sheral having Irft the Chide, the Meeting broke up.

LORD 1V011111.7:Y'S ADDRESS TO THE GRAND

✓ußr.

On Saturday the Dublin Commission way opeael, with
the Ilan al ceremonies by Lord Nuguu toe, Judge Vutitleleur,
and tli.• Lust) A! %vtin.
The Grand Jury Wore% been sworn, Lord Nonni!hti charged
then, es follow>,
•• li.ntlemmii of the‘lrand .lury.—From the altuntion in which
piLinst, it becomes my iluty to addreas these two roil mistily
.IJries, ahleh have heap now saoni upon tin ociaaOin of great so.
Moults.. It is with hillsiite regret that the Court have been put to
the ditlirulty, and to the mortstleati tttt of fining a greet proportion
ut the rearetalde cithsent and gentry, belonging to the County of
Dildin, who are ronnetted, at,d almost dovetnikil, in the adminia-
moms anoint,. In this place, with heavy BrWl, which it would
not he in our poor, nnti..ftet to relieve them from. Gentlemen, I
shoold he extremely worry that the high and impurnant trim put its
a Grand Jury, had fallen into such divetuttnation, that imukittva
of high aititivions and' ope knee, having a great deal of leisure,
nomy of them haring sitisammus that are in the hands of people who
work roe them in their respective branches of business, stal whom.
I Azure, we know, girea then'. an opportunity of traverning the
streets of this city. in an wet n day an this—tot I will veatitre to
any, that throe-fniirtha of the gentlemen tie lily: lined, are now
walking the streets without any Visilltt? occupation to justify thrust
in being absent From MK place. I say, I„uontlemen, we must mark
this kind of indifference to the adrulniatration of justice, by lining
those gratlensen, ituty it is to attend, and take tlsele portion
of It, or we shall foil it.,.liwntimarfon 31 a country. Hut, Gen-
tlemen. when wr truattlect what an imporreot sillier that a alirand
Juror is, how iodismitsuble to the of • Wurratlon of justice when
we know that no nun can hr pot on his trial ton Mfe or limb, a lilt.
out the Intervention or a Ilratiol Jury, I ask, Is that to he alit,.
g lied by gentlemen who have leisure for every other ern:proton of
life! Wtten we kink at the two Juries, odor best guardians of the
of the penife, the necevsnry Ilivolligators of crime, before
a man is called on Jo hold tip his hand at the bar, anal be tried for
Ids life or Ihnl. ; to any that 111 this, at in-spatula a duly in ad.
nimiwtratinn od !woke, in the sr. mot vitt, of ilieempiM. Melt coconut
it found to perf.ous these lulus; how have we fallen in our
character l _