The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-07-07 00:00:00

DUBLIN, ..1 U I,l' Si.

Yesterdits Sr Arthur Wellesley setit off his
tiorsrivkit Cork:. He intend* to follow himself
dsy or to-morrow, ill under to take the to:l'l'lmnd
liumeetors-Geiier:ll yesterday lot ernoon.
.stoisprd the use of bruin in the ;urikr
at Government.

liesterdej, iw the Court .of King's Bench, a
Criminal Information was grouted, on the proves:us
tiou of Patrick ,Ludlow. aguiast Mr. Garnett, a
Magistrate of the witty 01. estmesth. It ap-
peared from ttie adidavita, as stated by Mr. Setj wit
Ball. that Ludlow haul ten brought before Mr.
Garnett, oa suspicion or hiving stolen some bacon
from a persesi I, is the name of kitauigaii, what Mr.
Garnett strictly ea/minted hint, and he persevering
in assert Sag his innocence, .'.lt. Garnett easieed him
to he stripped nairei, and tied to a gu-rack,
Where Mr. florae; t himself floghis. with beech
rods until be feinted; that he was then taken down,
and sent to the Block Lion, in a fade village a'sout
three mites slatting from Mr. Garnett's /mare, where
be was kept a close prisnuer fur three or friar days,
without any medico' moiatences although his bock
and loins were braised tied ulcerated by the loutish-
inent he hail surfrred, *A that Mr. Garnett had
'hint then conveyed from theiice to Dublin, toldajor
Sire, to lie put ou ship hoard; but.that the Molar
thought it prudent to liberate hun. Mr. Lull,
who Wai Counsel for Mr. Garnett, in eztentiatnin
of the illegal and oppressive conduct imputed to
his cheat, e.ideavoured to impress tyon the Court
the very doubtful cbanniter of Ludlow, the pro-
genitor. who had beau before charged with having
Atoka a pair of brogues, and who, be said, but which
was denied by the Pnisecittor, whilst tied up end
cinder punishment, had coati-word hit guilt ;he iv-
listed Mr. Garnett bad nut flogged him himself.
but bad employed one of his servant* fur that
purpose, and that Ludlow had not 'actually Not-
ed ; he admitted he bad sent him to Shaw Sier, to
be pet wr board ship, whith, in his ;Mr. Garnett's)
ides was a milder treatment than committing him
to where he might remain for a lung time,
a ad, if foliar' guilty, he would 1w transport.l.
Ludlow ism proastit hid, aimed IS or 19,,, cursor age.

The crimp en the.Curnigh of Kildare contained
on the. Id instant 13000 meo. Demerol Sir D.
BAIRD minutia:ids the whole, and under thut gal-
lant Officer the troops are likely to derive the great-
est skill in military discipline. The whoh!..of the
troops are daily exercised, from five o'clock in the
morning until ten, and in the afternoon, from live
until between eight and .
We understand that M4GRAIV, the Ross-shire
pedestrian, will start on Nloiolay next from 111nn-
chester (where he has beet. resting himself since
his last journey) for tlfasgow, Ma fur
fresh 4.et of 300 ginneus, between the smile parties.
The distinsee het okixt MaLicheiter and Glasgow,
this route, is 2IS miles, and the time allowed for
performing the juurnee is 66 hours, being x the
rate of three mif.• ma a half per hour,
all stoppogee. Should this new champion for pe-
destrisa nmowri succeed on this Devotion, it is
:uAiit he will challenge all the Wi.ons and
li tacr.Vrs in the kingdom by the rod of Sereetn-
tier. lie is shoat :4; yeam. olj, a ...into." and
s.liletie form.