The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-10-14 00:00:00

THE CHASE.

John Haberly, Em.'s tux-hounds meet Thursday, at Wes.
Wham; Saturday, at Plait Bottom.
H. J.diffe, fent-hounds meet this day, at Horse
Hills; Satorrday, at Chiporad Church.
The Understood harrier. meet this day and Saturday, st
!Cowl, three miles hum Croydon.

Al the last Leicester Races, Mr. Perkins's mare Wichnor
(which min the stakes at Lichfield Spring Meeting), sots
offered to lie backed fur hOOgs.agaiast Mr. Ileosou's %Voles-

the best him:e in-itist county.

Saturday morning. as Mr. Howt.ea, of Spalding,
and his nephew, were taking the diversion of shoot-
nog, near trowland, the (logs sprung a Covey of
partridge*, which Hew into an adjoining field. The
nephew, in his eagerness to follow them, jumped
ovrr a hedge. The uncle, Mr. B. following very
quick, unfortunately his piece went off, and lodged
the coontents in the body of the youth, only Ili years
of age. Surgical assistance was immediately ob-
tained, but he died in a few hours afterward*.

An ettrnsive private soap nionofuetary was die.
covered on Saturday. in Union-street. Borough-
road. by WiarrettEAD. the Excise Officer; besides
the utensils used iu the manufactory. 3.500 lb. of
soup were found and seized. One noun only was
observed gm Ilse premises, sod he escaped at the
hack. while the Officer entered the front pert of the

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, 41CT011711
%VI lately noticed the indecent attempt made at
the ciric.fete in Dublin. to disturb the luitmony of
the sureling by .1,1,..i.,g obl prrjoilices to the fi-
broid spirit which is presumed to nil lithe the mt.
a-nt Government in relation to the Catholic claims.
The oil and jostler de enemies of those claims,
defeated in their views on that occasion by the
manly condoct of the Lord Mayors the ever
of the fete, made an attempt to rdly and ieuew
the contest at the tiort official &niter given by
Sheriff White in this city no Tuesday last.—
The intolerance awl indecency, the rancour and
vulgarity, which so pre-eminelitly distinguish these
assemblies, says Tae Dublin Evening Post. never
oil any previous occasion oink a wirier fling : iiever
was there more fallacy and malignity combined to
resider the anc:al board at mice ridiceloila and dis-
Wgusting. When io the series of toasts, Mr. Sheriff
White announced, " The Lord Mayor and the City
of Dublin," Alderman Atelier rose, and demanded
that " The Glorious. Pious, crud Immortal Memory"
should precede it. A violent clamour and contest
ensiled. At length the Lord M ayor 'OPP, and al I orb itg
to the omission of the latter toast at his own cl• ,r,
lie said lie intended to have given it, and had it
written down in his list, in its proper order, hut
in consequence of some circimistauces wl,icii oc-
curred in the course of the evening, anal which ap-
peared to his mind calculated to infringe on his
privileges, and to give a different character to the
toast, lie deemed it expedient to decline it.
This speech, with the firm and determined conduct
of Sheriff ll'hite, who remained immoveable in his
determination to repel dictation, proved decisive,
and the '• Health V the Lord Mayor" was drank
by a majority of the assembly amidst loud and re-
'seated plaudits. The proposal of " Mr. Grant,"
the Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant, in the writs
of toasts, was the signal fur the defeated party
to renew their efForts. 1' We know not," says
The Dublin Evening Post. " iu what language
to state the occurrences which followed the
announcement of this toast. The condoct of
the prominent Members of the Old Corpora-
tion factioi;—the exclusive monopolists of loy-
alty and Government favour, was so utterly
outrageous, so presuming, so indecent, that it
would be incredible, if it were not placed be.
youd question or doubt by the undisputed
testimony of above a hundred living witness s,
Several loud hisses followed the mention of Mr.
Grant's name. and when the band struck up
the appropriate and complimentary air or • Sews
What Hat. which the Sheriff had judiciously se-
lected for an accompaniment to the Right Hoes.
Gentleman's health, some of those persons who, it
is to be presumed, assist in conducting that • ma.
nagement behind the Ottani.' to which the Lord
Mayor so pointedly alluded on Wednesday, sud-
denly stopt the Scotch tune, and obliged the band
to substitute • Croppies lie down.' during which
two Sheriffs Peers beat time ass the table, one with
a bottle, the other with a deciliter, to the great
delight and edification of the Intolerants, the
Timists standing all the while.
" How so daring an insult could he °Meyer) to n
Statesman of such rare talents and acquirement',
and such unblemished reputation, even by ass infu-
riate mob of Corporatnrs—to a Statesman, whose
name the most malignant breath of calumny has
never ventured to sully—merely because he holds
the Paine opinions on the mode of dispensing hap-
pines. to Ireland, which have been 'adopted and
advocated by the ablest and honestest Legislators, li
of every Party the United Empire ever produced,
must defy conjecture. We eau only say, that it
justifies the must serious imputation ever cast upon
the body to which these men belong, namely, the
Orangemen. It proves to demonstration, that their
loyalty is conditional—that-so long as the Govern-
ment shall act agreeably to their notions of State
policy—or, in other words, so long as it shall con-
tinue to countenance their political anisnosities, they
will support it—and no longer!"
Theis followed—

u The Glorious and Immortal Memory,"
which was drunk with Mitre times three, and cla-
morous expressions of joy, the baud playing " The
Protestant Boys."

They were succeeded by
“ The Earl of Liverpool and the present Administration."
"The Dace of yvalitir times three.
4' The Protestant Ascendancy in Church and Stale."
Great applause.--., Crappies he dutom" was here
repeated.
- • - •

After several other of the wind toasts were drunk
—Mr. Sherif! 11'hite gave the health of—
" Mr. Lambert."

111 r. Lambert (brother of Countess Talbot)
returned thanks fur the mark of attention which
Wei loaid 'to him, by drinking his health ; amt lie
very happdy seized the uccasi tttt thus afforded,
read the stutous brr lers about Loyalty and Ascee-
&Hwy a lecture, which, if they have any remnant
of reason or feeling remaining, must nearly bring
them to their senses. He adverted to his coenexion
with Ilse Vice-Regal awl said he knew it
was their sincere and anxious wish to establish
themselves an interest in the hearts of Irishmen—by
exerting every 111C1111. ha their power to promote the
happiness and prosperity of the country. Adorl he
then explained the means which hr liasAiad re-
course to, for the improvement and comfort of the
people on his own estate (litaiipaik) in the county
of Meath, oil whsle lie has been a regular resident
*ince the year lAO3. lustructioti, employment, and
the total esrlusion of Politico? and Religious Das.
sensions, weir, he *Awl, the objects he had constaiii-
ly iu view. The two first lie endeavoured to diffuse
as generally as possible amongst his teinitdry, but
with the last—Party animosities of any kind—he
thanked God they were wholly unacquainted.
44 111 r. Peel.""—Shouts of itindatate followed thin
toottt, and " The Protestant Boys" and " Crappies
lie down," were played once more.
A number of other toasts were drunk, and the
whole budget of loyal tunes were played. The
fervour of their. " 1-1011011111" was ill great. that
Croppies lie down" and " The Protestant Boys"
were played halt a dozen times !"
THE LORD LIEUTENANT.

ills Excell;;Cy:ttelietir,itste;itissiaititig Team
an the 10th itiptant, where he is to spend a short
time with his Gr.see the ArehlUtfliop ; after which
he bets off for 117cbtport Eluuars ou a visit to the
3larqu a of S;igo.

4
NAVAL INrfLLICFNCE.

?ORT+MOVTtr, oCTOR rR 12.
Arrived the Commerce, Spence. from Lou.h o, fpr A ati.rfa
Captain Spence reports, that is the mile of Nit omit he wai.
!elute io wish the Needles Kock& but the wind veil ill( to the
„westward enabled him to Lr.p clear rif land. Alm RT.
.rived the Familia', Hall, from Norway, for 11) mouth, with
timber.
Sailed the Rosen', Snow, for London.
TA1.1101.7711, OCTORrIt
. Arrived the Telemachus, Tapney, from 1,,,,,, for Cork ;
"'reig/mei', Myer, from ditty fur Jamaica ; and two Ur
dime coasters.
Etall,TM OCTOOVIR 12.
Arrived the CalaWesel packet with a nt ilf.om t ti shaven.
WEVMuIJT/i. °mourn. 12.
Put into this pert the Mitch t 'tibia I r.eoukhip, f Ant-
Werp for WaterfaM, baying sprung a Itak off the Lirard.
Cowes,OCToltv.R 12.

Arrived thy. ISortogoiree ship 111norentia, from Ilsothoi
for Oporto, with wheat, iu mach a leaky state that she must
discharge.
MARGATE, SEPTIMRER 12.
Arrived in our Roads the Pruhity, Cooper, from Lisbon.
DEAL. OCTOBER 11.
Remain his Majesty's shim, and the %hole of the outosid-
bound as per last.
_ _ Dovrtt OE-Timm t 2.

Nom! this port, Ilse Fame, Nscholsms, h 0 slays film
Qnrhec; on the 6th instant, spoke the Chance, Oulu Inv-
th—sill well, its 141.48.50. lung. 13. W.
Caine so the sloop Townsend, I).tvidsuis, from Plinsuatb
for Kirkaldie, wilt less of main-booen.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRI47.E.SION EV.

The Teleersph, for the saingtlin,,T vrosrl Drewry, on ITeit-
bpsil.ty, the 21st instant, at Plu. YB, Arnintel-street, Strand
Itrcails same place:

The To nor Ilse einteggling vessels Jonge Term% and
Dove, on Tuesday, the 13th instant, on hoard the Tiber,
at Gosport. RATON at the office of Matthias March, agent,
Gosport, every Wednesday and Thursday, fur three now its.

PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY.

3 per Ct. Red..... 71f1 I India Bonds 89 88 90 pr.
3 per Ct. Cons.. 75.11- I E. Bills. 51 .19 17 l 9 pr.
4 pre. Cent. 93 in I Lottery Tickets 191. 18s.
5 iorr Ct. N. Ann. 105/i I Oennium II cll.:.
1061 I Cons. for Ac. 7.5111 7(.;!
Bonk L. A:v. 19! 13-16 I

COURSE OF EXCHANGE,
Atio=tertlam.... 11 10
Ditto at sight .. 11 7
Rotterdam ..... 11 11
Antwerprx. Mo. 11 14
Haonburgh.. .. 31 8
Altotta ......... 34 9
1'36%3 ilay'sdale 24 70

Ditt0....... • • 24 99
Bourdraux, do. 24 90
Frankfort un the _

Maio l43}
Madrid ...... 39
Cadiz 39
Hi Mom 3Bl
Barei-lona
Seville
Gibraltar 34
Leghorn
Genoa

BIRTH.

.........
Op the 3d hart. it Gortumbary, i■ the county of Herta,
the Curates, of Verolam, of a won.

AIARIIIAGt.

On Monday, the 511 i inst. at the new Church of Rivera-
town, in the county of Sligo, by the Bey. John Yates, John
Gore Junes, Esq. only son ufJohn Junes, ufJohiispori, Esq.
in the same county, to Letitia Elizabeth, daughter of the
late Charles Francis Sheridan Esq. and niece to the late
Right Hun. Richard Briusley Sheridan.

DEATH.
The senior Cardinal, Care& di Tilden°, Vice-Clieneellor
of the Roman Church, Prefect of the Congregation of
%shops and Revilers*, died at Rome on the 20th tilt.
aged VC

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE
Morning 1 after 2. f E♦euing 20 after 2.

Where an assemblage of talent and experience is
concentrated in one line of practice, a success Mort
sleeted their application. mot to he found eletatiere. This
has been 'viewed in the Estahliehment of the Ms decal Vuarrl
at Cbarlotte-Mutiee, Bleckfrorri-road, rola at Woodstock-
House, Wooilstuck-strect, Oxfor.i.erreet, whe.e core. are
. .

every ;Ivy performed in cases which have bailed the skill of
eminent professors, and excited their astonishment. The
Medical Board have particularly attended to those comm..
vortices of a certain disease, which entails the must ilss.
!reusing deLililiea, and unhinges the constitution of both
sexes. They shin remove the effects of those symptoms
arising from juvenile indiscretion, from irregular hying,
awl from a long residence in warm Millilitre—of this de-
scription they beg particularly to entice obstinate erstptisitss
in the skin, sine throat, pains is the head and limbs, fie.
iptently mistaken fur rheumatism, stricture*, fistulas, sem-
phula, &e. WWI. COOPER and Co. after forty years
practice in various Hospitals, are consulted st %Veoristurk-
s!reet, Oxford.street, daily, from eight till eight ; and at the
Medical Board, Charlotte-House, Great Charlotie.sirert,
Blackfriara-road, precisely (rem twelve until eight in the
evening. Mechanics. and persons of moderate income,
buee advice, gratis, if they attend at certain home, tiantelv,
Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday morisinea. until vise o'clock ;
and every catmint, from six to eight .-s-v.• A aide dour, sud
private rooms fur females.

EA LTH sa so great is tilemtiog, that every
tempt directed towards its preservation must at
least deserve some sunlit shooe of imblic approbation.
The rank which MESSRS ontitin and CO. bold in
their profession, as Menthe's of the Royal College• of London
and Estinbargh, formerly in his Majesty's service, cumbireil
with link welblinown skill and experience in the Ts eminent
and Cure of a ft w reigning Complaints, entitles them to the
giesteat confidence, and • decided preference over all other
IlrsetttiolHra.
In the course of thirty years successful practice in this
M. tropidis, Messrs. Currie and Co. have Lent enabled to
make many valnable discoveries and important improve-
ments in the Treatment and Care of Venereal Complaints,
Nervous Relaxations and Debility, Strictures of the Um ethi
&c. By their superior plan of treatment, tit. ictures of
however long standing, or of the must inveterate kind, sit
apt eilily and permanently cured.
Messrs. Currie and Co. offer their assistance in all cases of
Venereal Infection, sad in reify complaint of Debility, whi-
ther arising from the infatuation of a certain destructive
habit, long residence in warm (11111Ellelt, tree livine, or ally
other cause, producing • dificiency ofmatily vigour.
Messrs. Currie and Co. may he consulted by Patients of
either Sex, with die greatest delicacy, serresy, ■nd honour,
at their know, Nu. 107, Hatton Bard where Certificates
■nd Testimonials are to be seen. The terms of remit titration
are plainly stated on the best intervevr.
Letters from the Country, enclosing • Rank of Enchtisi
Note, will be duly an.wered, and the merman, Medicates
and Advice sent In all parts of the kingdom.
No. 107, Hatton-Gattlea.

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