The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-05-06 00:00:00

MR. MATHEWS AT HOME

Tlll6 EVENING. SATURDAY. May 6.
rot on Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, till the
rio: of May,
AT THE THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA
HOUSE, STRAND,
snen he will Invade honour of introducing his Friends to
his COUNTRY COUSINS._

Bose., Private Boxes, •,• 1 Tickets, to be had of Mr.
Sieve ..... I, from TIM fill Four, at the Strand advisee, and
at Fearman's library, 110, ood-street.

5.000 TICKETS ARE DRAWN.

CRROLL. the CONTRACTOR. begs to
acquaint the Public, that although 5,000 Tiaras
have hen; drawn, yet the fallowing is the Grand State of
;tie 11 heel :

FOUR Prizes of
£30,00 £30,000
£30,040 £30,000
TWO Prizes of
£IO,MIO £lO,OOO
FOUR Prizes of
£1,060 £l,OOO
£l,OOO £l,OOO
SIXTY-EIGHT Prizes of
£3OO, £4OO, -000, &e. Sze.
Making together, in Money sod Consols
in CAPITALS YET UNDRAWN.

Two Prism of 10,0001. must be drawn is tha first live
minutes :NEXT DAY, 18th MAY.
Wan intrd Midways Tickets and Shares are Selling by
r'AItRoLL. Contrsetur, No. 12, and 26, Oxford-
strews, Lewin*. wire Sbared and/told, in the last frw mouths,
2 3b7 30,0001 7.603 5 0001.
700 21,000/ 2,226. ....2,0001.
1,345 .. 40,0001. &e. &c.
CARROLL filtered and Sold FOUR Capital Prizes that
wrre drawn last Thursday, 27th April.
••• CARROLL has Agents In all the principal Towns
thruagkint the country.

A CAUTION TO MOTHERS.
AT s critical Season like the present, when
Children are Teething, the Illitnolli attention ought to
be paid thrum, particularly as the Akash' and Chin Cough
are VI prevalent. If the irritation of the gusts coin,* with
auy other disorder, very few infants recover. Mothers
eucht to be without the AMERICAN SOOTHING
NY IC P in the Nursery, for if • rhild wakes in the night
unlit .:4,1111 in its gums, this valuable Medicine applied n it
ininiedniirly open the pores, heal the gums, 'sod thereby
preeeet fevers or convulsion% and should it come is cosepeti.
tint' with any other disorder, it ones destroyer the NlOthfr
611111u/I hopes. Parents who may be dubious of the vie.
I" of the Seething Syrup, may refer to the differeal eases
that have appeared in the Newspapers fur these last ten
rare.

Sitars Mrs. Johneoa has appropriated one hour twice a
week, iris. from Mae to Teo **Clock oil Tends, and ss.
Slinky klurmnes, to the poor, wbo leave Childses &flitted i■
cruise their teeth, by lariogiug a letter from a bumekeeper,
that the norther is a real object of charity, has made it as
onlversally kaolin in almost every family where then are
7owte Chadors, Mn. J. hopes so great a charily wilt out be
absuil, as it is oat alter private parse.
Tu be had of the Proprietors, dahlia°. sad William%
Nit. 94, fiewssias.atreet, Oxford.street, Loodos I sad, by
their appouttineet, of all tic principal Medicine leaders to
Tows awl Coasetry, at 2s. 9d. per bottle.
N 8.—Ile sure to ask fishbowl' sad
Syrup,

BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OP ST. PATRICK.
E QUARTERLY MEETING of this
1 Institution falling, from tie causes already ad-
vertised, upon the celebration day of lb. foresees year Mils
of May, IWO), the Governors will he pleased to take notice,
that Ike GENERAL MEETING for the frrstill 9uarter
will be held at the Virginia Cofße-Aerie, Condull, on
SATURDAY the 13th of May instant (1820), Mislead of Sa-
turday the 6th, which WIC, day is dedicated, inclusively,
to the anniversary Festival.
All demands soon i los Charity are requested to be went to
the Committee, or S••crttary, at the Virginia Cofkw-trouse,
Cornball, on or before Tlaut.ol:iy the 11th instant (May 1880),
in ostler to their discharge immediately after Saturday the
13th, as above named.
.1. C. MICHELL, Secretary,
18, Green-square, Bloomsbury.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
BY AIR. EVANS
___.

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NEXT, May 10, .
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, the fainter plate, whi re Ile estates lay ; hid it appeared that
thew was another point in that rise as Ors which of the par.
.lip,. were In be at the expense of the illiterate. of exchange
between the two amions, and the Coors held that the
tabes.was. There was another rase reported is 2(1 :Mks,
406,'Sanderatio mid Blake. The testator weeded in Jamaica,
and by his will fable some legoelee its stsrliag worry, and
others without making sae of that...rm. The Patient filed
his praying that his legacy of 3001. should he paid it
sterling money, although the isteater bad Oat se speeiliad it
its the bequest, as lw died possemod of it this e",2'
try as welt a..1041e5. The lewd Cbsotellor of that say
held Mat these cies its which the testate. mentioned
sterling mosey, the legatees were 'staled to it; hut to them
whom the legacies were only gives georrally, that they wen
only entitled to he paid accordiug to the eorrewcy of Ja.
tonics; so, observed his Lordship, it would be with a mar
niskiag his will in Inlaid, where he ustaitiowed sti Oleg soo7
ney, his Platen wistiW take it ill sack, Inn where he did
not, they would be only entitled to Irish currency.
He then mated several tither muss. sod liketrwed, that all
of theta which he bad the booms: of la pbeg Mitts(' their
Lordships, were anima by , .gf 40des Lual
Mersa, when be was Masan, of the Nulls, tit toe awe of
Pearson sad Gurney. lt would be only occupying IWO*,
of their Lordships. asowecessarily for him hop through the
settlemein which they had to decide oil, but he assured than
that there was not a word its soy page of it that did not cos-
-
AM hi...Titoism, that the rent charge was given with the ni-
non that Uwuto be paid in steolarog nsoisey. Their Lord.
ships well knew that it was rot liirell•Sel that resit shoot/ be
paid he seritsey at all. depress it was to have been
3,000 foods of English wheat they mold sot esidearue the
sues.4qr of the grainer tato loads of Irish wheat. Oa lbw
other hand, if it was to be paid in moveteigns, or guineas,
*mild it nut be lawful roam of Great Britain ? Oo looking
into the ',lodate of the settlement be saw Mat the estates
were valued both ways. in media' money nod lush currency.
Then looking at the deed, as teed seam need to manner,
within its four corners, their Leakinge eould nod t.othisg
Not th.tt the nut charge was mem paid in sterling money,
fur wherever Irish rosemary was mentioned in it, it was ugly
for the penmen to 'hew that there was so mush more of it
to he taken to make it up English weary. For these coml.
detalioto* he 'submitted to their Lordship., that it most be
paid in sterling money. As to theether parts of the Noble
Itespoodeut's case, the decision did get deride guy thing re.
lative to them, nor were they to he prejodiced 41 it. He
would therefore recommend it to their Lontship be make a
kind of declarants*. 'kit they had decided this point no the
contents of the tiettlionewi alone. There woe soother point
which be had nut touched on, which was, whether the
money was to be paid its England or Ireland? He was of
opinion •hat it ought to he paid it the loner country; for if
proceediugs at law went taker fur the recovery of it there,
c trader of the otwasoey being made in that (votary would be
a sufficient answer to the amigo. However, he thought it
would he sufficient for their Lordships to declare, that Oho
Noble Appellant was led to the resit charge of 7Z
in sterling tourney, or they might lair 3,000 soverengua
Lord itantiOALY said, be perfectly agreed with the elli-
niuti which hail Wets given by the Noble mid Learned Lord
un the Woo:seek. When he bad the lanosor of holding the
situation of Lord Chancellor of Ireland, bis *alley, accord-
log to the Act of Parliament providing for it, was sterling
money, mpg he was paid the amount of stifling money in
Irish currency ; therefore ho thooxlst the Noble Appellant
ought to he declared to he tainted to 3,0001. staling a year,
to he paid io Ireland in Irish currency.
' The Earl of LAUDIWISALI said, it was Dot his intention
ester to.. nb Iswilfotele was dlasidsdlgissi
opinion, that the suggestlos of the Noble sod Lerinied Lord
who spoke last might Oil to be adapted; for if the rest
charge was to be paid in *related as meeting mosey, every
pennon knew the only earner attending the rewiring of it,
would lie that of the jourits7 over there for that porpoise ;-
hut if it was to be paid to the slowest of sterling money in
Irish currency, the Noble Appellant would he a great suf-
ferer by 16e different, of exchange between the two COMM.
Wits.

Laid RILIMIDALIC staled, that he now the &Nineties
which the Noble Earl had taken, and certainly sear cow-
eided with him in opinion_ .

The Lotto CUMICILLOR then pat the question, whether
it zas their Lordships' pleasure that so much of the decree
id Ilse Court below should be street out, that decreed that
the Appellant was only entitled to be paid in Irish currency,
cud these words substituted in its place, "That she is en-
titled to bq paid 3,0001. per Ills lin in, in sterling sawney, to be
paid in Ireland, but sot Cu be paid iu Irish currency,—
Which was agreed to.—The decree of the Court below
reversed.