The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-05-19 00:00:00

SONS OF TIM CLERGY.

Yesterday theanniveisary festival of the Corpora.
thin of the Sons of the Clergy, which has for its
object the apprenticing the children of necessitous
Clergymen, took place in St. Paul's. The Cathe-
dral tarred an attendance of a great member of
persons of rook, habits.% and respectability. His
Royal Highness the Duke of Carntseidge was to
have been present, but was *treated in conse-
quence of his absence from England.
At twelve o'clock the Right Hon. the Lord
Mayor, accompanied by the Lady Mayoress, ar.
rived in orate, stiendid by his Chaplain, Sword and
Mace-bearers. Sheriff Rothwell, the City Chain.
and Alderman Hunter, in their carriages.
The City Marshals, Morshalsmen, Lord Mayor's
tootmen sod street•keepers, formed the procession.
On entering the church his Lord.hip was met by
the Bishop of Lincoln, the Dean of the Cathedral,
the Prebends, Minor C111101:P. and other Gentle-
men of the Church, who conducted them in pro.
cession through the great aisle to their respective
stalls. We also noticed—

The Right Hon. Lord Hill, the 'Earl of St. Germaine;
the Aschhisbops of Canterbury and York; the Bishops of
London, Worcester, Bangor, Salisbury, Exeter, Ely. Chester,
and Oxford; the Rev. Dr. Wm. Chafy, Master of Sidney
College, Cam!), idge; the Hon. B. Bonverie; Thos. Watson,
Esq. M.P.; Robert Williams, Esq. M P.; aiarles Mills,
Esq. M.P. &c. dm.

On their taking their seats the performance corn-
mended with Handel's grand chorus the /lettingen
7'e Deaw and Jubilate, with the chores from-lite
Messiah. The solo parts were executed with ail.
mirsble effect by Messrs. Vaughan, Salmon, Hawes,
J. B. Seale, Goulden, &c. They were assisted in
the choruses by the miuor Canons of St. Paul's
and IVesiminster Abbey, and the King's singing
boys of the Chapel Roval. The instrumental part
of the choir consisted of violins, violoncellos,
trumpets, &c. pad had a very grand effect.
Xn excellent anthem, composed on purpose for this
Charity by Dr. Boyce, suet Handel's Coronation
Axatent, were meg with fine effect. Mr. Great°.
vex cetsducted the whole ; Mr. Attivuoil presided
at the organ, sod Mr. Ware led the band. An
excellent sermon was preached by the Rev. Robert
Stevens, A.M. Rector of St. James's, G 'dick
Hubs, from the ,28th chapter of St. Matthew,
verses 18. 19, and 20. The congregation on this
occasion was more select, though not so numerous
*es on former occasions. The subscription at the
skin was very liberal. After the verree the com-
pany proceeded to Merchant 'railors' Hall, where
a sumptuous entertainment was provided for them.

THE DINNER.
Al five o'clock near three hundred persons, frit oils
and Supporters to the Institution, sat down to
dinner. The Ittglit Hon. the Lord Mayor in the
chair, supported en the right by his Grace of Can.
tethtivy,, and on the left by his Grate of York. The '
tablFf were superbly ornamented, and groaned
butler o profusion of every delicacy of the reason;
the dessert was exquisite, and the wines of the finest
flavour. The cross table at the head of the room
was surrounded by Noblemen and others in the
first situations in Church and State. Amongst the
company, besides those whose 'sautes we have given,
we tinti..ed—
The Earl of Bridgewater, General Gaiworse, M.P. and
several distimpoished Otheers of the Army and Navy, the
laird Chief Justice of the King's Reseda, the Loral Chief
Baron, Mr.Jnatice Park, Sr Nathaniel Conant, Mr. Alder.
sun, and whir Gentlemen of the Her, and Aldermen
SirCAarlei Flower, Sur Williams Curtis, limiter, Maguey,
Doetville, &c. and minty others of rank.
Atter the cloth was removed, Non Nobis Do.
slime." was sung iii excellent style, by Messrs.
Hawes, Barclay, Montague, Master Turk, &c.
After whkh the following toasts were giveu from
the Ch air—
r The Chord, and King"—" The Duke of York and
the Army"—•• Tbm Duke ut Clarence and the Navy."
Here the Archbishop of Canterbury ruse, and
gave the following toast—.
"Oar illustrious absent Steward, his Royal Highness the
Dusf Casibridge."
Hes Grace milled, that although the Royal Duke
was prevented from attending by unavoidable tir.
curnsitincrir, ytt he was convinced that his Royal
Highness had strung recollections of those here now
osatudderl. who were the best uud chief *opponent
of the institntion.
A ',ululate of other toasts were given, and several
catches and tong- Most athinrably song by the prto.
frintionol Gentlemen. The subscription after din-
ner, we ate happy to Way, amounted to it considers-
aftstu. The company seperated at an early hour.

A Itequikifon for calling a Meeting of the
Coii4ly i.t NuittManberlanatt, via the r.thject of
Reim 111 in l'airliannent, is, we hear, now to * coucse
ut signuture, pud bar salrndy received mole must
respectable ciature.--(Tyre frlercury.)

more lb.. ibe indignity which was 'hewn to him by the
Defendant, as he oft.. Meditate oorr it, lied tomplaitwd
that it was the only oae-he bad. He also stated that be had
lost 31. 14e. ea Notetelay bakat Defeudant's Motile, by play-
ing at the game of Dew&le-pnppy.
Uper coseideraties of 'ileteritehnietaaree of the cage, the
Illogutrais disulbood the charge ciVoissiolt, *NI euswitiletl
the De*whist Is ilbspessity of llie. fbr 'offering gaming is
his house.

•ud the Public uu die la ur 2341 Ad Junr, when the Lultiry

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On Friday last another attempt was tootle to oq
file to the College est this citv. A:lnut I I o'clock
at night a lighted candle was dipcoverrd in an v,:-
inhabited room wrijoio.ng to the oilirtroeirta occupied
11 the Itev.l-lErt air PEattcs, placed in an arpeiture
Ir-tvereti the laths of MI old partition. "A moll trial

of one of the laths was burnt, bot no to aerial- its.
jury was done to the buildiuyt. A• minute 'read,-
wawa of this mysterious business has taken pia-Ce
before Colonel I)ArrBtws,and soon• citeumstassesea.
of suspicion baring ;mat lird thetnselves to H. ('O
pester, a youth of id years of age, one of Elie 00.
rioters of the Cathedrat, he his been committed fts,
prison till our first A.stres, to rake his trial for the
offence of having rrt "lire to the buildirg.-41fert-
ford Piper.).

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innigged the .81r-'- The account the gooier rive as to where he cot the fortonste Offices. addition tote First Prise WI the
twalicioms The Church and King"
—" The Duke of York andprevious day, Nu. 9,814, 20.0181. Money and Con.uis ; att.! -
Dcremeilin. the Areay"—" Th. Duke ut Clarence and the Navy." ain •".
gi7utippeeL!eig(ll. cud the saptelsnir°ldeacagmenpieednitaun. "le reeleg to be fake' he was 'a. redeeell" eels' on the 18th May, No. 12.313, 10,0181. Money and Consuls,
Christopher Sheurhass was reendbed ob a chaise of
. , Here the 411r.Clibishop of Canterbury rose, and words Beverley ;
.the gentlemen 'pursuing
.Itien till burglary, and remanded for further eseasinatioa es Saturday All.l. in SHARES, the fortunate holders of which are re-
- ' "1"" gave the following tow— he turned nut of the road. and made his escape mess. quested to apply immediately for the value thereof, as also
hie Imrtlht- tor Ticket, and Shares for the FOUR of 30,000/ t mows,
"Our illustrious absent Steward, his Royal Highness the the lied e. Awes Flower was. examined, charges! with argualtin
th"mgh • which they hope in like canner di.tribute tu their Friends
Freemagoue Joseph Morriss.
44Ceillbeidge*" Ou Thursday last five_ youths, from 12 to 16 and. the Public on the let or 23d .uf June, when the WO ry
Uk has must D.lirm Grace milled, that although the Royal Duke The Complainant, Joseph Morels, who is a servant out of
iun, support- year. of age, were apprehended for Proton, from place, writ to the besse• of the Demobs'', who keeps the finishes.
red front unending by unavoidable. cis-
, the Duk'e of prevented his ftoyai Mr. MAN TO,l, of Sintilegett, near Grantham, a Three Compasses pablic-hoolts to cheleartluireet, Neiman. On Friday last another attempt was mat!e to set
a and Gentle_ curnotincrir, ytt was convinced titut
uantity of hones which were collected for .manure, ; there were several penes. playing wt •• game called file to the College nt this citv. :mut I I o'clock
twos will be Highness bad' strong recollections of those here now
flood uftertvarels selling the same bones to Air. M.. Buinkle-pappy, mid Morris calmed in the game; in the at inght a lighted candle wis discovered ill sm.
d T Coot. usweintited, who were the hest uud chief supporters • • course of play Morris wua ls of the man he was playing
YII onence which there is morn reason to suspect with, who refused to pay; a dispute engird. a hen Defendant
, drawn ■ of the institillion.
they have repeated many times. Two of them ordered Morris to sprit Igistiourie, Int he refused tin he had got innabitesl room srijoir.og to the n Hirt wilts occupied
by the Rev.l-IEN nit Pssitcs, placed in sit aperture
onsols, was A ',wither of other toasts were given, and several
*eye pasted to their gettlewiente, and tile other three his shilling, mad contingent to make a disturbance; Defend- between the laths of an old partition. A small port
actors, Royal catches mid bong- Most wthmeably song by the pro. .
to I.alking am house of Correction.— ant
h h peuceeded to tarn Morrie out of Nahouse, sod during of one of
committed
the laths was burnt, bat no in aerial in.
rile Land"; feintional Gentlemen. The subscription after din.
Prizes Drawls And on Saturday last three men were brought into the scuffle the coat of Norris was completely torn off los jury was done to the A• minute investi-
tier, we isle happy to gay, aMouisted to a econsiacrtig . •
utsrunthum, and lodged in lire g.ol, ou suspicion of more,h„ the • • g nun of this mysterious business has tsken place
ottery were Attn. The.
company imperilled at au early hour.indignity which was 'hewn to him by the
bring concerierd in the above offence, and of aidiog Detemloot, as he dam died tem aor it, told complained I before Colonel I)Arrotws.atid some citeumstasien.
heel to the owl abetting the bore in 'heir nefarious transietiong. Thal it was the only oaelie bad. He also easiest that be had of suspicion having attached themselves to K. ('W-
Tic of that A RequiSifon for calling a Alerting of the 1 They are all from Nottingham ; Mid it is believed boat 31. 14e. as timettiay duvet Defeuditers boost, by play- peeler. a youth of id years of age, one of the Cllo.
ltd by 01811. County i.t Noithtstuberlancl, un the suliject of a they have carried on their system of depredations a ing: Um' gareA__oLliolable-P•PPY. rioters of the Cathedral, he has been committed to
ils are yet to Helium in Parliament, iss wd hear, now au * cootie long time. being supplied With smell carts sad.ae. -"" l'i.liee*led".lBl/1"f the ea"' the prison tall our nest Assts.'', to stake his trial for the ,
Ist jam.. r 1611110“ See diosallued the Waage of'aisaalt, movletted .
, oa
sale at ot sigilature. pod her alma,' received loam Min Mess adveral Per cosyersoct Donihmt is fag.~aw 1,74 0.. 6, „fferiiig.m in offence of huff% get "lire to the buddicg..raint.
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is. respectable tiauire.—rtre frlereury.) from ono place to soother. • • " his house. ' ford Piper.).••
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SOUTH AMERICA.

SCSITAUCt OF A TREATY BETWEEN THE GOVERN-
NENTS OF BUENOS AYRES, ENTRE II" AND
SANTA ER.
Article 11. The contracting parties declare that this wish of
the oalion, and petit-oh ty at he provisoes w kith they re 1.11.-
..ent, is in favour of the &delal smog which they now hoot;
lint it is net y that thin wool, should be expressed by .Ir.
putt. a chosen by the free election of the people. To 11.14
end shall there be elected for very province its ream, 'ire
reprniental ire, and the three will morel in the moven, of Son
loarewzo, in the pros hire of Saida Fe, sixty slays from the
r.tateatiou of th.. 'rural,. And is they are persuaded that
all Or nio•iiice. of the nation aspire to 11111 Cubit wit;, use
4,1* Ice cootracting parties, they will invite and beseech
ro comm., by their respective deputies, that tlwy may, as
niii el a. in them lies, promote the general weal.
.1,1. 2 All obstacle"' to the frwiidship sail good harmony
of the provinces°, Buenos Ayres,Sento Fe, and Entre Rini,
reoted by a cruel and bloody war, earibal by the anthill....
mid criminal views of certain men, who bad usurped the
power of the nation, and despised the instruction of the
towns yhich they represented in Congress, being rrl'Auvellt
all hostilities shall erase from the date of this convention,
she 1,, ill erent troops retiring Irons Saute Fe and butte Roos
to their rest...clic, provost's.
Art 3 The Governments of Santa Fe and Entre Ries,
both in the;r own names, and In that of dole provinces, re.
sal to the heroic province of Buenos Ay rrrr the cradle of
the nalional Illwrty, the state of diflictiltir and daucer In
velocit the rotor provinces have been reduced by the invasion
with which they are threatened by a for. igu power, which,
with great forces, oppresses the allied province of the Bind.
Oriental. They leave to {bevels-et sssss ofeitssesit,su interest-
ed iu the national independence and happiness, to calculate
the eltrillllol of aaerificea which resistance will cost those pro-
•mees to an imposing army; and they expect from their ge.
ismosity and patriotism, S.SifilltlVCC prOlAniitlflrd to the dif
betel." of the undertaking, convinced that every thing will
be done that lies within the range of
Art. 4. On the rivers Uruguay and Parana no hosts shill
1„, 3113 wed to ply but those of the friendly provinces, white.
territtiry is wished by the said rivers. The bade of the
ravers n.ay be afterwards arranged by Congress, to suit the
stew. of the conteactiog pieties.
Art S. Allows individual* who had repairer] to Buenos
Ares, ffion political differences, to return to Ilwir respec-
tive provinemand enjoy their private property, even though
they may have taken up arms against their countrymen.
Art. It Psoroles that the boundaries of the provinces, in
C• 111. of doubt, will 11e settled by the General Congress of
Depoi:e.
Art. 7. Declares that the deposition of the antecedent ad-
ministration was the work of the tessera, will, on account
of the c.irnes by which they endangered liberty. They must
herriore an•arr thr demands of public justice before a
t. mbwlal appointed to toy them.
This measure, it is added, is more particularly due to the
4:li,ef. of the federal army, who wish to justify the power-
ful motives which impart] them to declare war against
Euenos Ares I.si November.
Art. 8. Piuvidl4 fur freedom of trade in arms and mini-
t.,..ot• of war.
Art. 9. Provides for the liberation of the prisoners of war,
trod Ibrhrinduration to their respective provinces.
Art. It.) Th.. iv the must curious article in the * hole Treaty.
It saner., that, altheutf,li the contracting panics are con-
*teteed that the articles above agreed to are conformable to
the r. %dovecots and desires of the Captain-General of the
Banda Oriental, Don Joseph Artigaa, as has been stated
by the Governor of Collie Rios, who rays that he has mete.
ed prirate instructions trot* the said most excellent Captain-
General to that effect; yet. not having sufficient formal
power to include hint, they have agreed to send him a copy
of the inistrument, that. if it be agreeable to him, be may en-
ter immediately nn those relations which may be consistent
with the interests of the province under his command,
who,. incorporation with the other federal provinces would
be regarded as a happy event.
The two last articles provide for the withdrawing of the
tr.-ups, and the ratification of the Conventiou

IRELAND.

nor':cm L I NTELLIPENCE.

CLONMEL, 11AT 10.

We regret to observe, that on the icght between
the Ist and ed inst. three out-houses were maliciously
set on fire and consumed near Borisileigh. The
Gentry of the neighbourhood have come forward
will' a becoming spirit, offering liberal rewards for
the apprehension of the incendiaries, who, it is
to be hoped, will be brought t justice.—(dtsf-
vsrtiser.),
On Saturday week, between live and six in the
evening, John Hickey, • *errant of Mrs. Croker,
Yf Corabells, while going home io cm:welly with
another man, was assaulted by five or six persons,
oho beet him said his companion severely. We
regret to say that Hickey died au Monthly night
lest. from a concussion on the brain received in the
attach above mentioued....-(lbisi.)

KILKENNY, MAY 11.

OUTRAGIII.—We state with regret that tome re.
cent instances of nocturnal violence have occurred
in that quarter of our county which adjoins the
futility of Carlow. In the hatter part of the pert
month a very daring and ferocious attack was made
on the horse of one Mr. Mulhallen's tenants, in the
vicinity of Shankill, fur the sole purpose, we hue
been informed, of taking arms, but the attempt
sass spiritedly frustrated. Lost week, however, the
sivolants repeated their vim, and baring gaiued rn
animate into the poor mou's cabin, shockingly oral-
tressed the family. One of the inmates received a
go:,-atiot wound in the leg. and others of the family
were cruelly beaten by these miscreant.. We have
heard farther particulars of this outrage, but not on
competent anthority for publication.
We had scarcely concluded tie preoeding stale.
tnenta, when the account of another uncturti .1 out-
rote, no less tierce and vindictive than those above
mentioned, reached our office. A numerous and
armed banditti, a few nights since, made a very
formidable attack on the lionse of 11h. Thomas
Waison.• respectable farmer. who lives near Webtis.
hornet:h. on the Castlecomer road. within six miles
of thi, city. The ruffians demanded fire-arms, and
paving made an unaueee..ful search for the exa
prcted booty, revenged their disappoi:ittnent un
the defenceless occupier, n;•om they u••tueicifully
beat. The attacking patty amoutritd to ten per-
fella. ••••• (Moderator.)

WEXFORD, NAY 11.

Qo the evening of the9d instant, an infant about
two mouths old. the child of a Fluor labourer slant-
ed John Furlong. of Killeens, was dreadfully
mangled. in the absence of liis wife, by a pig,
which ate off all the first joints of the lingers of
0,,e hand, ■nd part of the tither hand. The fiiee
wu mho
,i+ateds and it is feared that a tnortilica-
-11011 will hike place. A potato-basket was wird as ■
aubiditute for a cradle by the unfortunate parents.
Accidents of this nature are too frequent. We
taint Out the present case will serve as a caution
to poor people having the cue of young children,
and Caine such families pa give their children out
is nu►se, to gaited ageism • negligence or inse-
t alit, aittuded with such sb•cklog results.—
(genial

MINOR, TY
otr COLORTL DAYlrei Mu, lON reit • cowntTTPIOll/ YOH
MILITARY LIIPAIIIIITIMA or THE CHIJNIMY.

Allen, J. H. 1131ilimind, W. Parnell. W.
Althorn, Vise. Harbor.). Hen. F. IP,Ico, H.
Bury. Vise. H. r sssss Sir It. Ramsay's, 3. C.
liwatt, S. AT. Kennedy, T. F. womewa, Sir G.
Mullions, F. jou. Loi.hirigtoo, S. Smith, WM.
Ili ight, 11. Maxwell. W. • „Snisib, Abel
Calvert, C. Abhors, Vise. &nil*, Samuel
Callaghan, 0. Morirk; J H. Salm, Earle(
Carter, T. Milbank, Mark SOirs. 11.
Campion, S. Neepuri, Rt. Hon. Spurrirr, C. H.
Dinolas, Hon. 1.. Sir J. Wloihriell, W. H.
Doodas, TIIIW. Ord, W. Whitbread, S. C.
De Cs rspignyiSir W.Palmer„ F. IVrtihr, E.
Guru. y. H. H. Power, K. Williams, VV.
Gam(cll, Pascoe Parnell, Sir H. Wood, Alder's's,
TiLLElLS—Colnuel Davies sad E. Ether.

THE TUKF.

EPSOM RACES.

TIIIIRSDAY (SICoND DAY), MAT IS.
/Inch Derive r.ce day was never witnessed by the eldest
frequenters of the turf The rainy morning kept more than
the usual visitors from atiendiag, who enjoy this e"e rice
as • holiday; sued iiisto ad or the first display in the world
of quipsters, beauty, mud Cashion, the Ladies Were kept in
thew close carriages, emarcting to he blown us. r by the
stormy element; and as to the booths, many weir unroofed
on the meceiliog night, ■nd those hft shared the 64111 e fate
this day; situ-posts and canvass were thing lti all direr
lions when the hawses warted.

The rerbylitakiSc4 Nilca.rich, for three sears old, rolis
to carry Sal. 71b ; and fillies Set. 2lb —.54 Subscribers )
—Half forfeit. The owner of the second laurae to net ive
100 es. out of the stake.
Mr. Thuruhill's ch c. Sailor, by Scud—dam Gooseaoder 1
Mr. Vilitey's br r. Alijer
1.4 G. H. Cavendisla's c. by Middlethorpe, out of Cat 3
Three only were placed. It is necessary to place two; but
the race was woo in a canter, by more than two bombs (Sam
('hiffney rider). Aniigallican and Arbutus Noted at Tot-
tenham corner towards London, from the moan', as some
say. Arbulus being ou the near aide of Autigallican, and
close to him, drove Iltal hour nut, and Poidlarrle swerved
there and got out of his place. The Kill Devil filly and Pia-
darrie were fourth and fifth, and the others were a lull dis-
tance behind. It was a fiest-run race. _

Betsmg3 to lagst Pinilarrie-3i to I swat Saib►--fa to
1 twat the Kill Devil 6 y-14 so 1 sent Ahj,r-16 is 1
apt Arbutus--and 100 to 5 arm any other; lb Marled.
A great number sow left the Course from the inclemency
of the weather, without waitiaie the other two races.

Sweepstakes of 10gs. rich, with 20es. added from the Raeiog
Fund, fur all a¢•s.
Mr. Forth's Admiral, 4 yrs old, 7ot 4 b 1
Mr. Hilys Shri. khurn, 4 y►s old, 7st. 4.b
Duke of fintland's Inferior, b yrs old, Bst 61b S
Mr. Hobson's ....
The last rare was a Sweepstakes of Me. eat4s, for all ages.
Mr. Dilly's Shrirkhorn, 4 yrs old, 7al 211.. ....... 1
Mr, Batson's e. by Walton, out of Canalla, 5 yrs, Bst S
Six started, but two only were placed.
These last
they were run in the storm, and there was no betting.

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