The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-10-09 00:00:00

GENERAL DEVERItYII.

It was recently stated in our l'aiwr, heist the
Triendr of South Anwricast liberty., 'in irrintot. had
re...lard to preoeilt Gets. EYE...0r0% 'with a aitlettilid
*word, previous to his departure. to place 1 +elf
at the head of his Legion. The Committee of Nla-
sal:gement appointed Mr. Finlay to arrange the lit-
'min' and Motto fur the anon!. The following
is the loseription

Humor!
Libel-Wren qssi Ghent
Coaxiom c
JONA NN I D'ENF.RECIr.,
les Hello et pier Sock,
801.1 VA R.
Coons+ lis Reiptsblura VessAssel "
Hasse VIIIWM DOIMIIIIIIO

On the ee re r se, Its applied to the Swor.l—
P■reere Subject' is et debeil..re Supribos."

And, us opplied to the Grorrol-
1. Decus,l

A roma the shamrock, anti ,iguificout erf the
nitwit of the three nut 1111 l British, I:irh, and
South America, is the fullorkirie

" Ix Ameiciiians tonna if flic dent jumgsint.'
• TRA NSIATION.
The Irish who cherish the Lib-rir of Columbia,
to JOHN D'EVEREUX,
the Felted and its tutus of
1.011.1VA1%,
the Colwell of the Republic of Venezuela,
This SWORD hare presetili
General D'Evereux is now in 1. loss.

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, OCTOBER

We hare the saihiraction to state, that oil Monday
morning, her Excellency the Cotiiiirmi of
wag rarely delivered of s son, •t the Vice-regal
Linlv, in the ['hernia Park.

R, of the llnvoar boards of the
Legion, and of °corral D'Evereox's peisonal
Stall; arrived it (ireebNn►ta hotel on Satu►dav even-
ing from 1., Ism. Ile has preceded the General
by a feet day*, in order to make prepand a fur
the final deorture of that ilistinguivhed officer.

Un Sattirday. 43tlt ultlMo, the Most Noble the
Nlatquis or powisrlaire visited his estate at Mesa.
*Umtata, accomrattled by his brother, Lord Arthur
Hill. His Lordship *as received by his tenantry,
and the rteigl►boUring gentlemen, with every dew
monstratina of joy. Ott that day there was a meet..
ing of the Blessingtou Farming Society, of which
Isis Lordship is patron, nod after entering into Rel
what' to give several useful itreminins next year,
large company sat down to diluter; and, at a late
hour, retired highly gratified with his Lordship,
and his noble brother's affability and attention.
The day was closed with ringing or bells, bonfires',
and illuminations. The populace retied quietly
and happily to their homes, alter regaling them-
selves plentifully with porter, Which it is his Lord-
ship'. custom to give as often as he visits that place.
Half • brignale of the rtiyal artillery arrived in
Limerick on Tlitorsday last, and joined Lirutestant-
Colonel Debrisay's brigade itt that Nankai' ; they
are to replace a s' 'her number of M 'jar Tre-
laisney's company, ordered to proceed to the West
Indies.
TiItAtRICAL MANIA. _

Fourteen lads and two women were on Subtle),
night brought to the Head Police Office, cliatgett
with a violation of the Sabbath, Complaints had
bent frequently Made fir some time pact by the pa.
reeds of many young boys residing about Fishamble.
street and its neighbourhood, that they had become
so deeply infected with a theatrical Mania. that it
was impossible to repress it by the ordinary means
sod bring them back to reason and their duty.
They coriteseed very strongly. and had formed a re.
Kolar and numerously attended spouting club, and
to support the expense of dresser. scenery, &c. were
contistually in the habit of plundering their parents,
or parting with necessary articles of their dress. It
I►etng ascertained at this office that a large party
were to assemble nn Sunday. at a place fitted up as a
Mock theatre, in a court leading into IVutrtavetr►.
street, several reace Officers were ordered to go to the
house sad take into custody such persons as they
should find there prophaning theSahlrith, by rehears‘
ill or performing lily theatrical or other entertain.
merits. Theofficers diligently executed tl►ritcommia.
Mon, and brought to the office the number of stage.
mad young berries we have stated, together with the
woman of the house, and a young woman employed
as adr . They were suffered to go home on bail
giezti fur their appearance next utrienirig.
Most, if out all of them, did attend► and on Mak.
nig a aril promise that they would in future
desist from such idle snit immoral, but above all,
ruinous meetings to lieffoll.lP iu their sit►►ations of
life► they were discharged.

Thursday mo aaa i a ig. at a very early hour. twenty.
Ave male convicts were removed from Newgate, ut
a c.ravaii.iu order to be conveyed to Sheersieso, and
from thence ultimately transported to Botany Illy.
The caa a a Ell was met ust the Surrey side of Black•
friars-bridge by a division of Lancers, who were to
accompany them to Sheerness. The coavicts were
principally buys, not exceeding 18 years of one ;
and *mono them were sonso sbe West•tud Four
guns not capitally convicted.

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