The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-11-02 00:00:00

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The fullowing• is a detailed account tf'tist
fete given in. Mr. Frelort-.
" Doe OCTOBER SO.-Aire he-
nevolence owl known liberality of 3. NI. Frew,
Estp was rower more fully displayed duos in the
gram, festive entertainment given kt the Assemble
!loom% on Friday last, to nearly the whole male
Population Of Dover, above the age of it. amount.
2.279 peraolol, in crlelontion of the return
of Mr.. Vector and her Temily to this their native
kiwis, after an absence of tiro years and ittwards,
*rent on the continent.; but to give an idea or the
manner M which the festivity was arranged, it will
6e necessary to enter into details—a number of re. ,
-iteetable tradeanteis and others hiving formed
• ileinselyea into district Committee., called at every
'muse anal took 4101/11 the mime of every irtesinn of
the age of 21, *hit expressed a desire to attend,
mid ;saving divided the total number hf persons
Min live classes. di.trihnted cards OT arkaisviou,
ppeeifying the I at which he was to attend.
' The morning was ii.hrreil in With the ringing
at both parish chutchcs, and at right o'clock
'he Committee met at the house of Mr. Peter
'-[hits, mod having (mined in processierii, took up
wie of the barons said other large joints of beef
o'ncit had !teen dressed at his liOnse for the neva-
'• on, moved on 0 the hoNpirable Itolese of the
dalior, where two oilier barons of beef had been
roasord„ and which were laid on a car decorated with
kneel ewitgut and sober flag..drewss by six hoowa.
With ridits in scarlet jackets : here she procession
was joined by a hand of music, and having given
three cheers to front of the house, which was re.
turned by Mr. Factor and his family waviag their
heartbeat/44er* from the wistrhows, the moth' struck
op "If! tire Mons, Beef of old England," and the
proveseimi, beaded by seven caoyers carrying their
koivrt, proceeded through the tower to the Agvens.
hly. Room. where the Committee c meticed the
florins-ter of the day b. pleparations for the sweep.
lion of the ntintrrost. giseids. The room was beau-
tifully and tastefully hung with flags, ensigns, and
!rimier' of various descriptions. At din head ef Ike
room Wag ir Wind Peat for the Prrsulent of thin day,
eosin-led with an wren, ou which were the venlig
ilasittlasiagh". in large letters. Over this
were three transparsweim, beaded by a sinum jack.
oat 'thick were painted the following mottos:—
•' The House if Fector, horsorrahle to the MUM.
of Darer, and may ;111 ourish for ages. and petite-
heats its high character for probity, tiherality,and
tenetolenec."—" Health and long life to Jolla
Alines Nectar, Hy. the ninnificent Enttrtatne*.of
crotexed Heads, and the liberal Benefactor mod
hind l'rierid of his TrarnsMea."—" Abs. Unto?
ip,cl her amiable Family, hearth and happiness to
them, and a rordial welcome to their noire shores."
lln ,Stier side of the Piesttlent's chair was a baron.
I beef, sod in the centre two nine-g Mon casks,
ith bra's hoops awl cock., bch I winch stood the
carvers, ilie whole having a very beautiful appear.,
ante. The hours of ratite; were, eleven, one, four,
tot, and
" The arrangements being Made Tor the revel).
lion of the hut clear, by the ottispation of et-ery
lech of room in the oolong', lover and tipper boxer,
••rl.roona, Str. which were all tined op with tables,
Sec. the Premileist, John Shipdran, 1 sal. what hood-
seute'y volunteered his settlers fur the stay, took his
seat, when a disrliorge of eleven cannot& front a
kg:-pantry stage at the beck of the theatre astimsess6e
ed the hour that the find class might he aelsmited.
the doors were thrown oyes', and very shortly 433
pirtons were nested.
" The Pitustorwe addressed them. stating that
the signet for Claallbel.eilig would be by the band
playing •' 0! the litnot pre/ if Old Anima,"
as sl the time of their ataying would be limited
to trio hour. half an hour for r. g, and the other
half in drinking the limits that he 14.0.11,1 psepow ;
the motto then smirk tsp. and each itedevidual
1..11 to : vary ehortly after the e 1111 l inenerisietti of the
feast, the nrouifieolt entertainer, Ji M. Factor, Earl.
attended by his quit soli. right years OM. entered
the nient, anil took Isis station at lint right of she
Pres:dirt ; and at the same moment Mos. Factor,
mid her three soniable and tiesnosphsbett diughtem,
emote its front or the gallery amid ienntrike beer.
Situ. Tile repast bet% ended, the Preemie& pm.
beset thie find toast—
" ' 'oho Jlisal Fervor, Er+ oar respeeta:ste dust, health
and Int.,; life to his; which was shrink hi verlanistivw with
llitimicis of applause, the band playing site Mallows! Air.
at %I r. Factor ihen steppes) flowage and ai!thested
the cumpaity to the following effect s—• ( I esstlemen,
1 beg leave to return you my aunties, thanks, and
throe of my whole family, fur the distnigtwsbrd
honour roisterers! oat us by the very flattrrilig, and
oltit *laws,: 1 toilet..., venture to say. iinprisees
denied proofs of attachment (however little merited),
which have ft a very quarltr .11 kindly amid
strongly 'narked esreiy poses:tiling towards no, Gem
the inotheid when my faintly happily tarred agarn
Pilertrative poll.' Mr. Factor was rivernowyrerl
with the soraeger4 feelings of emotion at the owl:-
fi 5,4; chitin of the y,,riltalliy unit' I.irlal.hgr which
titiviral from the highest to the lowest. tint tears
it+rkled down his Owe ks ; sine was he singular : the
niplit Was n) imposiiig that very enmity Salt a queer
Snit 'of wreettion. ninth rote crying; indeed. Mr.
Factor was obliged to retire, hint tint withernt leaving
with the President a letter, again expressieg hie
thinks to ti:oir Prevent, and to the town at Inrge,
for the honour they had done him awl Iris femrly.
" The P.rpialent then pri1110.4.11 tlle ',cant]
Mrs. ti Hot snit her dissichiers—a hearty welcome of
them to England, one rosy hop;merrs ahead them,'

which wo; &wok with entistixtostte cheers. Mn.
From and the Lae* conveying amain *nil spot.
and w3rit;* their white hoodketehrefs In token of
their -orltitiiwiekmelits.
Tlw 0.411 tta.t was then toropeopol..

lulu Feeler, She soy of uhr host, and heir apparent
to She Feeler hoinre•—may he inherit she (Araks! qualities
of h. holm, owl like him pusses* She bieud.hip 1111110/4tem
of sus tusmoses:
"rus w.s chunk with equal enthusiasm ; when •
d.seliarge of cannon Ismail !et, that the
li.eur was up. the first yhissdrparteit highly plessed.
" 'rise time routine sal Oborivcil with respret
to the four other elastic*. the gu, s ouvottlititig the
h are of arrival and departure; but throughout the
whole of this east assenthlage of persons of every
tarok, nut the slightest dissatisfaction. irregularity.
Of indecorum were manilcrted. 1114 this was mainly
situ diutahle to the excellent arrangement made by

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'kr:Charles ;Lam.h, and the other Gentlemen or
the Committee, who officiated as waiters, sod whose
movehtents in elesring and retslenishing the tables
'for every fresh class, were made with such celerity
and precision, that they bore more the effect of
Magic flan reality. or like a piece of machinery
eomptele 'in all it. parts; it was truly plowing to
lee every one come with jay expressed on their
'coluitentinee, net n little (miowed by sallies of hi-
larity from the Omit, which coold not have de-
'volved to more tilde hands then Mr. Shipdem's,
Whose urbanity of tasisssers, sad the ease with
Which he conducted the proceedings of the day,
-Were duly oppreci•sted by his health being proposed,
and drank by each clove with reiterated pleisdif.i.
At the close of the entertainments, • very large
awe:oblate of all descriptions of persons, with the
land atoll torches. paraded through the town to the
insomnia of Mr. Vector, when, iiitrr repeated cheer-
Ow. they retired to their bed.. In this grand enter-
tonment 2.51411 w. of beet, 363 loaves, and 4.752
pints of ale and beer were consumed.

CORK, OCTOBER
We regret to nod that • Number of persons.
said to belong to various trades in this city, as-
sembled the night before beat, and proceeded,, in
the t lawless manner, to visit the dwellings of
peaceable and induetrious men. who refuse to rester
into unlawful coushiseations, and treated theta in
the most inhuman and brutal way. We do not
choose at this moment In enter further into this sub-
ject, as we learn that the peace-officers. under the
direction of our active Shesiffs. are on the watch
for the offenders. We trust they may be PUCCellf•
ful m elciectiug some of tlw risseksederv, and that
a hide timely severity will have the eff.sl of with-
drawing their deluded followers from courses which
must ineviiably terininale in bringing down upon
them the heavy hand of the law.
LIMERICK, OCTOBER £l.

About nine o'clock on Wednesday night up.
Insure of two hundred persons attacked several
tradesmen's houses in various parts of this city, and
committed many outrages. In Castle-street, the
forge-bellows and other implements belonging to
Michael Halloran, nailer, were dragged front his
house into the street, and broken to pieces; the
'nine vin voce was • • I on the property of
Stephen Bryan, and Richard Leonard. smiths, in
the none street : Leonard's wife was knocked down,
and her pocket, containing shout forty shillings,
cut from her side. While the-e outrages were in
progress, a military patrol cattle up, end Leonard
having made a rush upon the gang. succeeded in
taking two of them. They also attacked the pa-
trol on making their appearance, and one of the
soldiers hiving received • blow from a stone. in-
stantly fired on the assailesits. upon which they Ms
off. There are five persotio committed to gaol for
these ottetwes—ssamely, Thomas Cahill and John
McDonnell, smiths (taken in the art), Edward Hall
and Patrick Halloran, smiths, and William Goss,
nailer.
Abent ten o'clock the same party attacked the
ilwellitig-house of Mr. Thomas Newsom, in Cons.
market-row, tidy • g bus iron manufactory, by
throwing immense at es in through the parlour
and hall-windows, which were entirely tbstroyed,
as well ns a booking-glass and other furniture con-
tained therein.
The houses of Mr. F.olworel Pinker, chandler,
in Wickhatit-stieei. and Mr. Wm. Joyot, chandler,
in John-,iteei. shared a >lonian fate, supposed by
the same party.
The a for the outrage in Castle.
attest, as specified by information on oaths sworn
before Alderman Wu, 000000 is stated to be., for not
cootrabuting eighteen shillings and nine.proce each.
man 16 the fonds of tie Body calling themselves
" The United Trades of Smiths of limenek.kes
Tlw maw issfornuttion mated, that that Body were
fu the hisbat of owetubling at the how* 01 a spirit.
retailer at Mangey...gate ; mod the Magistrate hav-
iog ploceeded there on Thursday lase. with a mili-
tary guard. found thereat, s cheat coffin.* oo it tg rules
and regulations, and Other documents, supposed
to be suillicieuily 'trot% for bringing house comic.
boa to many persons coneerned to these unlawful
proceedings. They erre &vowel est to the Exchange.
Isl she attack upon the smith. 110 Irilf thou 420
persons are 11W4fill agothrt, rod eau be fully adroit-
Ned, most of *bout hove ob-coodeol, but due means
Ire taken to brills Owns to punishment.
.. Such a the irtrat of toyer cow practised, that
a eurprider. who hi' lowly in the habit of working
fur Mr. Newsom for sapwoods of 14 years, refined to
smoke steer lashes for his windows. awl to repair the
damage, hoeing barn cautioned by tunic legislators
foam dialog so. The smiths, in like. matinee, refute
to shoe horses for there opposed to their siews.