The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-11-29 00:00:00

LAY/1/1. Nov. is.

Wt liad occasion to stun, in a former publication,
that some nightly meetings of tnisguided persons
Ihtd disgraced a part of this county, (Clare) ; and
that Anne injury has been sustained by individuals
connected with the collection and valoation of
tithes. We are now happy to say. that five fellows
were brought iii here on Sunday morning last, and
lodged in our gaol, againitt two of whom positive in-
formation has been sworn, for having been of a
party *tiled White Boys, who Irat and ill-treated
one Suatight, tube-proctor to the Rev. Mr. Kenne-
-11y. This man they took from his bed and cruelly
ill-used, compelling him to swear that he never
would be concerned is the collectiou of tithes,
and forcing him to give up his book of valuation,
&c.
To the spirited and prompt exertions of Thomas
Crowe, Jonas Studdart, and Robert Kean, Esys.
the public are indebted for the apprehendwg of
these offenders, whose punishinent will, we have
no doubt, prove the best means of saving from de-
struction a number of other unthinking persons,
who might be seduced to engage io '' r &co.
slur. 19.

The dispwsition which manifested it...4r in souse
of the parishes in the We,t of this county, to siis- '
turh the peace, has reached the ear of Government, .
and a subaltern, a serjeant, and ten privates of the
Katmai cavalry, a ber of the Kilmote
cavalry, and a sniialtern, a wrjeant, and twenty
private, of the Kibosh infantry, have been placed
on permanent dotty. To this force is to be tohhol
a company of the North Cork 14 &tilt, an ()ilk!'
having been received for that purpose.

„i it
Inn. Hull, Lord STAN I.EY and Lieut-Cot. 110 ItTON I
'Tc.. LAY/1/S. Nov. 111.
IJirectors. The Members sissembl I et. et sly, itad f mile had resided for the last 15 or 16 Years in °MCP% al L Ili .1111./1 a, SIIS-lii,••.-) , now ..... ..-.......
......wass--.
from that hear until nine, the etiartettne of HAYDN, even se far Y. Mouchester. She wits also eel
old %Vt. had occasion to stuta, in a former publication, America, and was one of the early itilialsitatits of
MOZAKr, BEETHOVEN, &e. were performed, withquently by Bate to buy for her certain p
hit that some nightly meetings of misguided persons thie city, in which he had invested the earnings of
great setens:e, taste. mid delicaey, by Mr. TAY-
iv. • - d man laborious years. Since tlle year le 33 lie ha,
had disgraced a part of this comity, (Clare) ;an beer y ,
..._
..., .ioust drugs, end to transact other concert a I
I therattee of the ends of her frunduleot uad di
LURE. At half past Mote an depot supper, 11'011
11f . clerk or untie smite superintent mit of the
sistiug of all the delicacies' of the season, wag laid that some injury has been sustained by individuals earl purposes. Whether Winifred 11011.1 hat
'btuvaluation of public works: and had in that
. .situation acquired a
out by Mr. Gaiter., with his usual taste;' . after connected with the collection and.
reputation for mese% and virtues, unanimonsty
. nu necomplice or a diem of Mary &annuli.
which, catches, glees. madrigials, Etc. etinelteleA tythes. IVe are now happy to say. tnat five fellows
totsed d few. Ithe •will
last, and genic eto His es, to panic it not not appear very clear ; itt ale eveuts, she is a
an evening of the ntmovt harmony end conviviality. were brought iii here on Sunday Inohrning
. . i
be
ea..
to
re
,r.material militate when the dark business Clll
ir A Mr. Ise/urge, the Emperor of all Colijurers, lodged in our gaol, against two ot wam plc:sewer -1.,
o);ivote pit m 1 1
li
r. .ttt m was a faithful and be 44:1 41".itirt"I'
es formation lies been sworn, for wing . eeti o a
will open hasTheat re, at the L)ceuneiii the Strand,the bodies of t Ir. Trosirsoe of I-
litT - it. • • husband,dfond f h 11 has '
party *tiled White Boys, who b••at and ill-treated R. 1.1 11111.111 1111 a. tit er. e .. „ , , lye
too Saturday, for the setsce.r. rTC tot R, of Submits, and hit sepretiect
tics Lincoln Theatre closed on Saturday the lath. flae Suftights tithe-proctor to the ~• , ,
Rai, Mr, Kenn,. left behind him a most amiable widow anti three ”
in tlin small children. Of the loss the havesuffered
This 111511 they took from Ins DIM anti cruetty , .
~.. ,
.were tutfortiniately ilmwitel by the sysettin
after the most rueeteisfill reason die Manager ever "Y• , y.. , , pletetirt• hoot, off Soletsratie, Oa Moeda
eaear that he never
experienced. Mrs. T. liossierson's benefit has ill-used, compelling 1.1" to sw
of i were cad be felt than express...l. Hr was auout y, t
Ca - 4.5 scars of age.
would be concerned. is the collection tycies. . . of Septeinieer, have 604,11 picked no off Veils
ei . • always been a bumper; but on Fry it was* coin-
7and forcing him to give up his book of valuation, NA ednestlay„ the Loan PRoVoRT, Mitßie
pleto overflow. The paKangcs to the pit and gal- Lieutenant U. M. deeesoe Is appointed to His and endue?, of Edi-tburgle etteitiomedy em
4 ea' M lery *cr.! tilled lit au early hour. and every piece in kc. etc. . .
and MAJEsTIes skip Bustard• the, fteedven of that city upon Sir Sae Vet.
the boxes was taken. Vo't. oloserred Ludy MAI- exertions of Thomas
To the spinted prompt . . .
Vitale• the wife of Thorns, Green. and Fanny, the le. 11..--We understana that the LOU() Pt
It . Crowe, Jamie Stu.ddart, t d Hobert Kean, Es• re
seem. nod her beautiful daughters', Miss ELLniON,I . wife of Beeitimin Spicer, were lust week committed aild Magnerates were to give an eleeaut ent
lilt athe h d
the public are indebted for. appr.e en tug at
and inicie of our &Angeles, on back sent% in theto the Cestle of Dorchester, charged with triarrel- silent''. leo Friday, in Fortuer's titeern, tot
..,i - offenders, whose punishment will, we base r
front bates. The RiAlit lion. Lord and Lady these , • •
_,. • e__ eng and fighting. on &malty, the lath instant, in lent Admire', and a
Ig" MONSON, and the Earl of AI examtounte were in °° anunt• rave the Debt 'nem" °' "'mg """1 de- the perish of Tolptidelle, immediately before the of disenctioe. linen! ned m•li.ary officers; &
i, f struction a number of other utsthinking persons, , ,
Mre. T. liteasaTsmett private hoz ; atoll such woe .. ~ commencement, and duriog Divine Service. testiosiouy of their respect for the services eel
iish who right be seduced to engage tut s r acts. night;
IC • the number of persons who had purchased ticketset twelve o'clock, on Sunday a man by this meritorione officer to his King and et
. kir the night. and coni.l not train admission, that NUT. 19. o. found weltering in his blood, in South Andlev- "sieve...en tie man, w.:it er ir 0? fellow.,
'lllt
• '• Me Roniernestc ovine fors aril to say, that, to ewe- The dispinsition which manifested itiwir in some
• street ; lui Wis takers sip by the watchman, and ' • Ai the rent is tcari,r rear rrtrie".a.
CO
, vent any disappointment to thole who had jutted. of the parishes its the We,a. of this county, to she- expired in ale* minutes after. The body wee So NM a tztent totttter, MO so say I ; thee
P.
.... ad lioneuring the Theatre 01 that occasion, the curb the pence, has reached the ear of Government.. conveyed to 714onsitestreet tome-house. The'de- • advise all Cio.e.who tii.ek with ne-, to lose a
tie • . Same pea-matinees slimed be repeated on the Se- and a subaltern, a serjeanfs and ten privates of the (tensed was owned. pettedly, us a coachmen As the Thsr Linter:: •4 !reel ?may ire witil to contain YI
hes
• Kurrlav ; w:lteh a.lunnee Villi 4 received with great ap- Kilrush cavalry, a similar her of the kilmote e,npe.,• of Mr. Is
—sae., liaelesteseman. ism ( :leen.- eitectice of .lee. for :ri it are to be found P
ly a... • ,
?Lease. It was an additional istesoure to the even- cavalry. and a sehaltetn. a setjeants and twenty nor-Mews, end drove a carriage for eer. Seeereale Tara's, I?...usatut, Ten Tkoass4d, true TA
lir. mg. ilia Hotwithstandi„,.4. ii„, I,,s„„ra of the The.. private, of the Kilrush infantry, have been placed of ?Vol:me-street. it is buirttOsed he fell off the Oar Dentereef, &ii. etc. bi.... I,r*hlesi two
!v.:t
acre, the striettet attentien was bli•erved during the on permanent stony. To this force is to be 101401 b,,,,. n, a slate of intoxication, as the esoteric arid 'Proses of eat, Wiole liektis each. by
,I i : performviers, the whole of which were received a company of the North Cork M nitro, an order caret-ere were stopped, without a driver, at Hite- R 106,000 oat be g need. It goes roe
meth tuost distioeuishol approbation. having been received for that purpose. PAti.-Coruer •
turnpike. . • Tuesday, 13th of December. Lovse
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111t117I8 WIT IN BPAIIN.

KOERf Or 1411 lACCLILLOCT LIEUTIKNANT . k L
/IR JOllll4. NoORY, TO TYE OF UN ITI
111•Rri1 FOoll LISSOM TO SIPA.IIr.

" The Conitual.dcr of the coccus trusts, that the troops,
on their cetering into Spain, will feel nail him how much it
Is f r their homier !lard advantue to maintain the high °pl-
uton, and cherish the good will, a Inch that brave and high-
spirited people entertain towanla the British nation.
The i fur; upon their march will generally be•quarteerti
(mini the inhabitants. he Spausirds Ire grave Mid orderly
pantile, and extremely molar, last generous and warm its
their tempers, sod easily atlrontrit he any ihault or dime-
spent that is uttered to thew. 'llieywre grateful to the IM[-
will „„re,,,,. the troops it ts Luau( IS and riirdiality.
This the tienerst hopes will he met with equal kindness us
the part (tribe soldiers, and that they will endeavour to ac-
commodate themselves to their 111111111t4", be orderly intheir
v quarters, and out shock, by acts of inteuiraore, a people
worthy (lithely attachment, whose tiforts they are come to
support, in the 011.1 glocums of 11.3111.41-11) free them train
Us filch bondage, and tu establish their national liberty and
independence.
" Upon entering Spain, ns a compliment to the Spanish
ration, the army will **ear lln. red cockade, in addition to
I !ie.e "au. rash:idea are ordered for this purpose for the
....i.eistuatissionedolliceis, tisk' nuns w ail hr sent from
bat, in the mean (1111 e, the ()ricers are requested to
) tti !e themselves, and to put theta uu, when they pass the
noui ter."