The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-06-09 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIN. JOSS 4.
His Paceßeaty the Lord Lleutessat sad the Countess
Talbut hare arrived at the Viceregal Lodge, Plumb' Park,
front Mr. Limbers's semi, Bras Park. comity of Meath.
Ha Eaceller f the Cereniteva Talbot caste to town hone
the Tierrepl Lodge, in a lasdas, with four beastilal horses,
and mode some whits to Ladles of distinction ; wr were
happy to observe that her Eire Heavy sad her daughter,
Lady Frances Talbot, appeared to hs in good health. We
naderstasid that it is sot the Wasik's of their fiseellencies
to revisit Bras Park, or is sake say sacristies elsewhere
for some time.
Ou Thursday last the Matilda mail Mareiiieriese of Do-
mega!, Lord Belfast, Sir SteOies May, Arthur Chichester,
M.P. sad party, arrived at MlGrotty's Hotel, Coleraine, on
their way to the Glares Causeway.
Seeds, loaded at Douaileader, from Portpatrick, his
Grace the Lewd Primo. of all Irehiod.

Mr. P. Moots sets out fur Coventry on the dis-
solution of Parliament, for which city he will be
again returned free of all expense. It was originally
proposed to save him even the trouble of ;serious, at-
tendance, but this plan was superseded by this wish
of his friends to express wises vote their gratitude
to their worthy Representative, of whom they are
so justly proud.

!11an► of the independent voters in the different
boroughs in the country are drairow of knowing,
if they take • forged Bank note fur their vote,
whether their remedy lies against the B•ok or the

Died. at en early hour on Sunday morning. in
Georige's lloopibil. JAWS ROOlllll. the %Juror-
tunice wun►au who was cut rod mangled in various
parts of her body by John Dentsett. at Padding-
ton, a •port time since, the particulars of winch
bars beeu detailed in all the uvrepapers.

*RITMO ot thr D I.t,lrra PROPlttittOlet

A .• 41, •p"
Nei'Hag ale POIPUNA took place Pteterday.
Wu Mit et meolloosesty sweats! as the iirei6edirif use.
Sir Timis. Thole* arm railed to the chair. He Mated
the proceedings of the list day'. %kelpie; and
that though the two repeete whirl' had on that day been
read to the Proprietors were 'silt Very witi.firesury, the
result of the Heeling Was emineastly so,tt Committee having
been selerted toms the general body of Proprieture to in.
quire into the affairs of the concern.
The CliAtalet then read Site Report of the Committee
of Proprietors, of lbe ilk of Jour, with the following Re-
solution'', vie.-
Ist, That this Committee concur in opidion with the
Groves! Consinittee, that an important reduction, as well
he the aseueut of mote of the salaries, as I', the tontsber of
persons meted in the present establii.liment, may and ought
to he made. But they are of opiuioa, that any well-fouililed
hope of payment to the claimants sod profit to the pro-
prietor., must principally depend on iuereased attractions
and not on diminished rependiture.
Idly, That the introduction of any beneficial alteration in
the coodoct of the Theatre is impracticable at this advanced
period of the lesson, and this Committee, therefore, recom.
tweed (in order to avoid any increase of the existing debt.)
that the Theatre be not cootinne.lopro Imager than is also.
lately necessary to allow the must benefits to pert irmers,
endear the performer' are willing to take un theme Ives the
risk of loss during the remaiuder of the usual season.
3dly, That no attempt to open the Theatre neat meson,
without previous arrangemeat with the coeditors, is advis-
able.

ably, That If such arrangement can be elfcciril, it is et.
peaient lonise the re mu of 6,000/. upon the principle herein=
before stated.

Sthly, That the nitro of manarinrelt elionhl he changed,
sad a person property qualilled sbuold be 'minuted with
the sole managetneat of the Theatre during the missing
newton, subject only to the revision of his pecuniary arrange-
menu by a Committee eased by the Contriny of Props
toss,ie-
Ter attention of this Committee has also been eugagril on
other *objects costoeeted with the affair■ of the Theatre, re.
sporting which they deem it inexpedient at present to make
any &poet.
KINNAIRD, Chairmen.

Lewd KINSIATIM did trot eoasider the theatre i• a bank-
rupt Mate. Ow Ih. contrary, as basest eaputsitiuu of its
affairs a propr reductive, additional attractiva, and good
faith with its creditors. "mold, he trusted, prereat asy lung
contiriannee of its embarrassments

Mr. Waimea moved, that the Report sod Resohttioas
of the ertioalit tee should be adopted.
The Moo. Mr. Lames steended this proposbbe,.s4 de.
Oared his pref. et accordamee both with the Repoli sod the
Kmhaloes.

bowl Tantalums had twee conweeted with the Committee
bat a rely short wee, mod the impressions upon his mind,
from that experience wµ that the Theatre could only he
condweted by one despotic professiowal onae.—l Hear./
The ellalllMlN put it to the mime of the Netting. that
the Report ard the Resolutions should be adopted mad car-
ried isle execrtme. They were post and carried.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, Werriumse,
Mos Dar, Jugs S.

LADY ►RAWCO EMILY TANS ?CHM?. I Minor
and a Ward of ovrt. by her meet friend.
MICHAEL •NOILO TAYLOR. Esq. IN P. T. THE
CoUNTRSI la ANTRIM. LORD lITRWART. and
OTMEIHI. _ _ _ _ _

Mr. Homes moved that the Petition of the Noble
Deregulator. Lord Stewart. to roams the Master's
Report. relative to his marriage with the ilifatit
Laty_Fraiares Emily Vane Tempest. might be heard
ouW ednesday neat.

The Lome Csancau.oa-46 I cannot under.
take to hear it on Wedoepday. It may, however,
be set down in the paper fur that day. and take it.
chance."

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, WASTAIVITIN
nonDmr, Just*.
-T
LOAD RIVERS V. KING.

This long-pending cause. relative to the right of
hunting in Cranhonrne Chase. was decided this
morning. The Court. alter going minutely into
the question, gave judgment for the Defendant.