The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-10-20 00:00:00

IRE L.4IVD.

DUBLIN. OCTOBER 15.
Lord Cdhir. the uew Member fur the County of
Tipperary, Imo declared his intention to bu ppurt the
Neinigh Catholic Mlllll,lll to Porliamelit.
Mr. Scarlet' and Mr. %Your'', two eminent
English Barristers, have gi vre au opinion that the
lair election fur the comity of Cork is void, that in
no view of the present case can Mr. Boyle be de.
clured one of the siitriog Members, and that there
must be a new election.
The Lawrie* Ilvenimg Puss slates, that Mr.
Jones hay entered into a ',el.:olio. with Mr.
Talbot for the use or the new Theatre in that city,
vu In to enable Miss Stephens to performs her en-
gal/einem there.
We understand that Mr. Bernard, the Member
fur the King's County, his. purchased the extensive
estates oral minors of lion. Denis Bowes
Daly, containing (besides large tracts of boa) up•
wards or B,noo acres of arable laud, uq which are
the tovilib of Cloghaa and Bauagher. These ac-
quisitions, lidded to this Gentleman's extensive pro-
perty ii• that cirwutry--smid supported, iii he always
has been, by some of the most ilowerful and inde-
pendent IliirfriltS, must ensure him success Oil soy
future occasion.—(Sligo Journal).

GALWAY, OCTOBER 13.
THE KING, at the protecutium tf GILEs BERNARD,
aguiodat CHRISTOPHER REDINGToN, Esq.
A very stt•oge scene was this day exhibited at
the (Joiner Sessions. The public has lately heard
a great deal of the itifOrtUatiolll IMOII by Mr.
Giles Bernard, against Christopher Redington, Esq.
fora riot, &c. during the late election in this town.
This day Mr. Power appeared to prosecute, and
pot in an affidavit by Mr. Bernard. to induce the
Court not to send up the bill of indictment ! Thisi
was over-ruled by the Recorder, and the bill sent ap.•
After • short consideration the Grand Jury
ignored the Bill.
M►. Redington, by the advice of hit friends, has
sworn information fur perjury against Bernard, and
delivered the warrant to Mr. Dominick Daly, who
undertook to bail Bernard, and superse.le the
warrant.

The affair hN• made a prodigious noise in this
town said county, stul is nut likely to terminate here.

It is understood that is not the intention of the
Duke of WiLLimarom to return to Aitcsla.Chas.
pelle after the review of the troops. fits Grace re-
mains with the army till the rlilfrrpot corps are in
march on their respective route►. The British in-
fantry are to embark at Calais, and the cavalry at
Boulogne.
The Sir John Cameron, from Quebec to Livers
pool, was wrecked ou the I4th instant near Water.
ford.

'rile A►alan►a. THEW, from Jamaica to London,
put Imo St. Johns*, Newfound!anti, ou the 16th
ultimo, leaky, awl much dasuagrA, amid it woo
Wig)Oat d would be obliged to diseltorge part of bet
cargo.

In the unwillingness recently manifested by
certain Members of the loyal Corporation of Dubliu
to drink the health of Mr. GRANT, the new Seers...
tory for Ireland, two things are rr►aarkablr—one,
that Irishmen should relate ha driab—sod die other
that a Member of that Corporation should refuse
to pay honour to a MINA in power.

A report of the loss of the Pigmy echonner has
been industriously circulated fur some days
Our readers may rely on the rumour &nig without
the least foundation. The report frum Falmouth
states her supposed! lose on the 30th salt. off Wick.
low Head, at that time she was ow Liverpool, amid
according to a letter received here yesterday, dated
the Bth instant, she intended to leave that part on
the hillowiug day ; but the Liverpool Paper. which
arrived this morning, does not state her having
sailed up to'Tuesday last.—( Plywood& Tekgrapli.)
Saturday week • conflict of a most desperate na-
ture tuck place at Tutibridke betweeii some smug.
glen acid some excise officers. The officer, were
the victorious party fee come time, whesi one of the
smugglers aimed a desperate blow et one of the
officers, which obliged him to deep his veer. The
smuggler seised it. which derided the bottle, and
the officers were obligg to make oirwith the greyest
celerity to save their ex,