The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-01-21 00:00:00

GENERAL. ELECTION.

.The present Member, Air the County of Kerry,
are Mr. Finz4erald, Ktrigi.t of Kerry. and Mr.
frierbert.. A thud Candidate has started iu the
'Berson of 'Air. Denny.
The (':....lithate• for the Representation of the
County of Inin-riek wiil be the present Member's,
Mr. QOllll Ir. O'Dell. Two other Ca in Ittlatt s
are spoke.. of—Nlh YCiredy, son of the Chief
Baron, :aid Mr. htz.sibbon, brother of Lord Clare.
Tlwre wslll not, nor l.l there be, any contest

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Gtr the representati 0000 of the city of Waterford,
•11.1 sat city may be justly tortillaof the Member al
it untie Into Pitt Irometit. Sir John Newport is not
only one of the most upright and independent men
in Parliament, but he is one of the best workers.
Perhaps he is the only working and sultstatitially
efficient Representative that the Irish pecple have
in the British Hotise of Commons. It will he rt.
membered that Sir .1. Newport. who knows inure
of the financial cmtlitiou of the king:him than all
our Inolulay speakers, as the man in the play says.
.• tied in a but.di"—was one of the few Pat liainrut
men who set the mottle example, alas ! how lamely
followed, of steppiog from toe intlalent pretences
which seems to he the governing rule of the *hits
rough partisati..lll4 submitting a string of Rescoluso
lions against the Window Ti,N wnich were carried
with such acclain atinii. toed %%tech will so effectually
contrilonte to shake the Minister from hits stately
',notoriety, w hen the subject shall be submitted to
the wisdom and humanity of the Rouse of Coat.
111U110.—(Dublin tuning, Post.)

ACCIDENT TO TIM SALISBURY COACH.

ti RTIIER PARTICULAR!]

On infinity we find the coachman's 118111 C 1.4 Wm.
Tedder; lie was ur the Het of Infoolting the hoz, and
had one foot MI the spltuter•bar when the horses
started on', and thi elm him with great violence im the
stone. Ile is very mach loilised in. tide shoulders.
The guard had just before I t out the me,settgers
luau the coach, and was coat, ying the luggage when
the Muses bid off. There was only use passenger left,
a gentleman outside, w lin, with great fortitude,
maintained his star, and e-caprd without the lea.t
injury. Tire poor auimais were esercised this
morning ; they are not so much hurt W 4 was at first
supposed. It is expected they will be able to work
again in a kw days.

On Monday night !att. the batik of Meats.. WA-
TERS, of l'Arin when,- war forcibly entered, and
Anon 47/. in ca.li iinte‘fitolen thereout, with which
the depred slur. reaped undiscovered., Three draw.
el.*, in which some coil) notes awl 'silver had been
inadvertently left over night, were broken open and
robbed ; bolt no attempt appears to have been made
111 two Iran clie4t., contacting nearly the whole of
the property its liand, belonging to the concerti*

Hy the active exertions of Mr. Itoaawes, unlit*
tonic. r, Bristol, he gained intelligence of IhM
expected snivel by the Regulator IlirtnitiOrstis
Coach, of two ladies in that city, on Thutstlay
evesiiiiLt I•iwt, with counterfeit silver. was ac-
cording!y in uttentlitoca itt the White itirt. avid
(timid lie fair noes *Oh nearly 100/. worth of well-
imitated shillings in their lictc:tssiiiii. About 35/.
was cuismisly contested in the ridicule of one of
Owns ; the renrinstler was s raNied round the waist
attic other. They Here fully committed for trial.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY. Lutrories-Ituf,

TUILSDAV, JANVART 20.

OPERA HOUSE.
WATERS V. TAYLOR.

The SolactToit GENF:RAI; moved that the Pe-.
tition of the Plumtiff's, which stood in his Honour
the Vicr-Chancellor's paper, might be pot at the
head of his Lordship's piper fur to-morrow.
The LORD CHANCELLOR—" Whet is the na-
ture of the application ?"
The SOLICITOR GENERAL.—" It is a short inn-
tion, my Lord; that the Receiver may be allowed
to pass his accounts before the Muster, and be dis-
charged from his office. It will Hot take up much
of the time of the Court."
The LORD CHANCELLOR—iII Let it be so."