The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-01-03 00:00:00

!IP% I .fa i a, ti, •Mlb the rrtii sod tke pis/ . .441 6 -oPakitaff4ll4.oar Own, Able which Mr. George jades 0•1111.111 Ono, popiond Ns Address So bar 31Injastf • . 1 PP* 11111601111. Esq. M P. for Beverley, aseisidsd • *sows. • tiattratelats4 the people ea she respelabilisy ills usesollti. tt is only regoisits that the people Aosta ' Slow their own serearb ; tor it they know sod sake thit strearts, they mast sad willbs beard both within and with. 'Wt He vat% of Parbasnssit.—(Lond chows )—l, Gelatiniser, Is. 1.. Porllssteotarj muse of aearly MI years. keen arts sec sof ty , Ara yes do aer, •1141 set. Alai tie bad. public *radon, epee tyrants. she coodoet toward tbejo ' Mt w NOWT Ester IN eaist Wilf• wmplaras.)—le condo -.* should asottorr pattiots of std M their sallow/4 the easkrassal asset, rwersl bey *we. nisralog bawd, sir bertha; bet, short woe.- - this meet. Noribel. body is that vs is orison ear S. riper. 4 present— as as toppoeil hiss ssk for joss. he to call s 01.4_ 44. iirbealior "Mr hoe be he Rae '-'—'l 4• l 4:: r e . : l - 'lie tither question arises .at of the are 1116 iii1ig...41141 To a ppegte she CUlillibil of the . • Awls by the naerenniteaf we mu.' sorely mud. 1/. hiders, sad (said Mr 111.1 is it that he approves al Mad ahoy rri /g/0 9 1 hees door? —(1444 !kens )—Mr. itamseire throe alluded to the late wars, sleirh he said he meissideord ma as wars of ...natty sielnit country, hut of Use. rows* easiest Covers. enrol. Hr implies(' if Mr Blavisbard appeeemd of the wad. • i i out or thwo rommissioned opera, which there pears afro Aerie the rause of assay &laded people losing their lives?— im of ...%.koolp, Odom —poor folloare ) —He neat missed ( ones' la into • review of the villamy of Fraolkho, sad iota hie rmeartioe with bis Majesty's Ministers--Iliquirietw, as be poniard the suhjert, if web proreedimrs met wish the up. protest iv,' of Mr. Slawiltard and haysseoristes4plowsif awl coalinimi tisors.).-Does ha (Mr Illassbard), to. laved Mr. i.., approve of the cul.ret of the Mkt Animas, m it is bleseiltemiewsly called—a eosalsisatiou fawned foe the per. peso of lending the liberties of every mos. ry L(APpitiuse ) After rest ollisalsog to the impulse ditoatios of this cousin', • cud the itopelbey of its going to war with other soapy Mr. lt. bid Owns look to the case of the Quito of Ragland, oho Wed isilidieosly not abroad, with spire plated snared tier. whales a fserstru Geer' rispoird to cohere I-very little till!. yap!* rosiest her obit* colostomy could invent. (Shane ) . Who (sold Mr R.) raft greet Credit Se evideoee them procured! --4Chosso)...Me vases ositierd the eiresaestsoce of se Ans. briartdor haelaut betrayed the eights of hospitußoy sod curia. asap Isy larealtiog epee her lambs, sod by tribiog her err. wisps be betriascherees. Ow also .ahead she evaded of a Mob* Lord, who, &Mew Wind, prior to the trial, that no or* sieweld vole toot these oho hail brae/ the whole of the nridals. wool, one" wall harlot heard the evidence on .sae seek bad Ow Ma to evilest her ; he way Most et ribs role Mr. R., bet I any wet his freliors.--(Leed ckeers.}2 MAN aloe toed he, Ann we Mist of souther Nobleman asylum, 44 he will sower own bee Majesty as his Quern ! Sandy PPM en ridgest ewe, slid sup thing half so but. -.0064 oppilable.)-.•Tlis Bill, however, ha. beers threes tait, Osotteolso, sod yet they *till refuse her Majesty thole paints sad hswoure which are her due, aed I ass afraid tb4 fortfere proosedisip Kohn" her are I. coutemplatios. sks has hese sits resulted by the geteeneas spirit of thit pooptr, sad if Gibe should be min attached us press ise the cuuutry two be oteisoto--(Cilsers.)—Let us, therefore, WINN Cirri that the preiteetleo of our liberties is a duly we owe te those oho heeded dews to aie she best birth-rights of ewer, Soilishowro....( food mod antdiusdapptinise.) The Advise to the Quern was thee pat to the vote, sod was carried sossoloweety. ANT which— Mr Jos, WYNN, it Mousses, proposed the Petition to she Howe of Getootest. lif wee reed wad received with cheers. H. Weeetall, ereondrd the Petition I. that Moser of Quisousate, w s.sely the fatllonise words:-Mr Cheirnuul sad etattlemee, the lest/ eloquent speeehen watch I ketee this day beard delieered, rise with coniiderehlr it. tuelatice. A. is has fellow to any Isu to have the Wooer Is secure/ the Petition to the Heuer of Csunsonsie, she entire. le se impartial, the Now, the opportunity so precious, that I hope you will sot csoceive we soliciting too swatch, if I clan yew iodielgructe...-(Appionse)-Grollesoss, she sae renstitetisosil Oripiremeresegeekb. as Sittie adoismteletabe Crows, open every occasion, width' these late yews, hate become leo frequent, too ilegreut, not to creek onepieleo reap seeingst mow of their renal alienator Pipporters, G eo th i s m s, of p H s will bast read she Comeistotat•es spout the j . c o mileusierse, which, esetakt to exist steered is ell the spine. shear of its own origitietisy, yew tad/ thew become ed. with what once wo flnglead's glory-eyets will thee read who golden roles which so happily nailed together oar en tre/tem Theo did their hearts best with the warmth which nit aridly generates fress• esseicties of a geed woderesalid..- I.ig, a reciprocal feeling betweso the riders sod she Met -.. ( Ippi•issse).-Tbeit SI webs vibes Eisgliali feelings Jaunt:Nig t , ey.ind their treated Notate, were repressed by the-civil miner 0n1y..-thee it woe we bed the legal power toes. e- able, sod express the. popular realism whris aggrieved-- t bra is was that every lltegllshatan's haute was his owe eas t ....thew it was that the awspeosieta of the Habeas Corpus Act was ooltsitern, (metro opus occasions of high state se. cessity-Shea it wee that the wo•ele• walls of old England, e rid the hearts arlf her tars, were her pretectios-then it was that a ateading sissy wee looked apse wilt suspicion, and the hermit system a skean. in the page of roust iiiit tonal history. Rat, l3newakmea, how steads it it. •ii inessense .rosy I. k-pt by the country, et en afteralluw• expense, to support s •hurt sighted poi icy-us onessettietniaal wits. The right of a f. ee people C. saseahic se petition, whe• cramped by ehe oield.assre of tyranny. elrectesally prevented by the new Incas of 11111111.-(Lead oppieuse.).--Ili. triodes walls of Leglaud seise is the bath inroad, and the army, that vocals, egret ut oppression. railed ins opus. every oecasioa. io she aid and assietauce of the civil power, either wish or • any lewdest, to insubordination. And, lastly, the i r ud tact Ora of our poet Pere laws-of • hill eel Ilegredatiow, nos rattier a lull far the iftwatepsifion of the ,n habeas of she F:a.sh 4.160ra j-Beboht, as the one hand, eta meet jettisons caospirery ever costive:creel, backed by illvidi se eloenliessintrilondOi.... of the Goo. dim aiebotad eledeme dm watery, the inebriation-with which they am s. ondirsismily theiot tidos lb. dminimooi(Lsed eksere)Gemilealet t the protpl• of Esidood we • gram, • braeirialmet, hot • the people: they seldom comploio without • mass; but whets *ski compisioto sr* mat oilmsded to, &ars they receive pestles instead a radius., their tam brommo sosisiondiag, and took comatimil lessoistilde.--(Ciandlimod apples.. Witomis, Gaidemeo, the beat parte of oar history—wawa. the fate of the sow povadrfol Hama' boart t wise, pur eeing an socaralitstional sad eystene, weer do. privrd the mend boomer of ratios over • British prspit.-e (Ckairit.)--Ckeitienwo, there Is so mem hiss • owe Mrs. Noose supporter of the limns of Ersuesoick than I mu. if necessary, I would shed eivy blood is its &Moss; hot, Mew Messrs, "bra I beheld the Thrsoe serriasoded with Ws by whims advise the solietry is deluged with mairforisossoo wino I behold thelirst interests of my essatry Met io the MN pogrom.. if low intrigue, I shoild conceive myself as - EnerstE) thrhante I hear, unworthy es ga f f lance, if I red *Wiles Armed I. shi eld rely Lies stalest ingots. mid my tosiiiry ageism irreirievalsla maistertuara.-i(Lead Cbeere)—tleder these impressions, I cordially mama the Petition.—(Coanicsod 0pti11417441 The Petition to the Cootamo. unaitiorosaly adopted, the revers! Revolutions wiry. 0.0 carried ; sod the meeting was solos to be die 'vilisjiwat. of " Howe hear !make way!" he. atinisted lbs simentisoof the messing. Red the snivel of Marti. litspyltus, pf blytoo.Hall, £.q. Ina sum mated. Mr. Wntato., however, made a few observatioanos tbs nonelnct of Mr. Blowshard„ mid his appareat isomer:it 44 sit a Marrstrate • alter which, M r BT. Pumas stepp edl toward, sad apolosi ad IN IN late mteitilatiee, woorlies the oseirtias that it was MN NMI say enitrilli•ameas as bps pert. He, from Ida insular sitate. eiim, hid sol heard at the inertias hot by the wevrapapers, suit it wee tea o'cl o ck th a t morning, ohm at breakfast, eighteen miles dirtiest, that be Ent learned that Mr. Mao shard had illesepled to posepose tie meetios, or that MSS. mires had liee• adopted by Me. Wyvid, *web, of 'We de. mildew of • veteran gosSirill„...(L•llll ebeent.)-.-Ne, dome. (ere. itentedielely teeelved is be i• Northellemos obst Jay, end he came Nader lbw impression, Mal the eweetkee, though attempted N be disoolerd by Mr. Ilsitahavd, arid been spiritedly sod properly coeitiwit by • uteri equal in ability, sad semis, la talest.—(4ppisim.}- 14r. 8. arrt alluded to fait 'levies, as a Arrow oression, rye snivel to resit., bra commisMos sue Magian.* ire the Nook Lulls, ; hat added, that liediely himself is the Commission, at the commencement of the orig. of George the Ifoorth, he . - .4 r, had glare mte•dipdt mod mould still shred so kid weesi— (Applestse)—lei fodaddert. be said that if the illarsissal of hi. ilejr6iy's Minister,, and the protection of the Rlllbat of the Pruple, depended open hie life it abosild oust willingly • be enerilleed.—(Lnerd grad laegoef cheers) The unertlog was some after , sad every sot ems. rd highly "retitled on the bihatisy and spirited palriatir which bad prevailed. le Imo glom •0•• bum sad • 16 • 1( there were above 300 signatures at the principal gentlernes in the man awl deighbourbood IS !sell address sad Petition, ane4 we have Mace Mona, that there were oa Wednesday ab...ire bee siguetures to each. Tbe meeting beimg held on the Saturday, the following thy a meet wildest Penile& Sonnies preached al Worth alltrien, by the Rev. R. Illacferhsit, tbe late Carole, and it as digested sbs bowers, that repeated isursturings were 0 . 61111 ed eve% irk place of womblp, wwd sassy pintas. we boar, were seek Is breve 'babes Ilte eoseleals• of the ermsoo. Os • of which tbe follow's' is ▪ copy, were pestad as the walls is North. •Ileitos:-- ..1 'l. s " To be LeSolasimeaseed spat isasediatelz several Pews is She Pedalo Church of Northallerms uwilll the Clergy • from isswltis" the can of the Clowgreistios with Political Leman's, milder the mask of sessfier 24, laid." la the shove, we have a pretty apeeisses of *refers Magistrates sad political Priests; asol,•is our humble *piston, It most be clear to all stets whit are wilting to saerrnsin the synth, that the interests of justice sod rebels* are redrering chiefly and most dr-adfully by the Wye, those who shook' be ibeirwatehltd gsordiseal. ---- PRASBYTIIRT OP EDINBURGH. At the inertia( of Ike Presbytery on Wednesday lest, after the discourst • had been beard, suit the public besiness gone through, Dr. Inot.ts moo to more that the Presbytery, iostee I of adjouroiispc for four weeks, do adjourn to nett Thursday. There were two reasons far tusking this proper sal : Is the Snit place, the matter respecting the Moieties of • bilialaser to Si. Miry'. church, Kingston, Janeiro, bad MN Mom ••i•HiPti in such • way as to have rendered it pro per •111 am, before the Presbytery; but as it was "'greeted to be eableadrvf in the course of a week, he thought it 41.. airship that it should come under the consideration of the Presbytery without any loss of time after it was roncleried. The sake remote was, several members of the Presbytery bad pestraiely espreased an opinion that it would be.proper to stalllaill ea the Presbytery, for its consideration, • proposal OM a Ind lIIMS dutiful Address to his Majesty no the present eirewistalawrea of the couutry. Swell was their opinims— that it new /rider such an Address should be agreed to by lb. Presbyter., hut that would be for the Presbytery's coo. Wham . The ennui, the proposal could not be properly mode at the present meeting was, a great many members were nut priseot elm alight herr chosen to attend were they apprised of the isategitiun, and probably would attend ow Tbeesday after beteg hammer, of this notice. It !grimg ie. olitegalled t at Tboaiday was the day appointed tar a sew.- ral timeline of the Society for Prinpagating Christian larattlettst, the day was altered to Friday, sod the motion lapltaged. • -111te Rev. Altaic* Tsunami roue, not to object to the Illastiow of aitiouraineist, us the reasons onsiessid fur it. sat certainly Asa owl see any necasiou for atiteltssing his Majesty ois the preset* eireuesslasees of the eteentry, hut i ballad on utijortion to the subject coming sole/ the roosi.. deentias of the Presbytery ' since it was the wish of some wombers that there shonld be such a thine. Bog if the is. teatime of proposing an Address were carried hsto efeet, he trusted the Address to be proposed would nut bear any shed. Wu, so wee Loyal Addresses he had lately errs. He made the obeervatioo, because he had seen appended to owed shone Addresses to which be alluded the esters of the pees Orions is whose hands the present peerage! appeared MONA $ sad hr would Ibrrefure express a *igb that the SiMisa..• be 'abseiled to the consideration of the Presbytery Weald be distinguishrbie from that Address by better feeling. I*l. ter senor, and 'setter Ertl/mgr. He certainly did nut object to the present amtiou of adjournment. Dr. lileaLls said the Aiblresses of the Presbytery of Edin burgh were nest r known f..r party spirit sal be•believed a rerfertly moderate Address would be prOposod. A. 1 . /10'1%011—I rejoice to her it. The oration was acteid tii, soil Dr. Deckle gyve notice, that on Friday or at a loyal Aikiress to his Majesty would he proposed to the rumminntiun of the Presbytery. A carious Petition cave before the Presbytery at this tweeting trout the Ku-k Sessiors of Bombay. The Petitioo stated, that it had Meru the desire of the rerneeerrattwo to erect • steeple &limiter to lbw at leg at the PrettMrterts• churches at Calcutta aril Madras, ba►the work* hall here shopped by the Dorerstrieut (as was explauurri by • enfoilwr pr. tom) •t the i.pterferesier ut the Bishop of t;rnierists, ■•d was therefore mot so frivolo.. • gtietrauce as al lint sigh! it ~ ;-. l i e% till fmnpfieoce .Migir signed other dente, a helot is mils - Addeo* te her y, her tti Addesartblde y, prey. ber Majeriy's same to the his persist fur sod, ferthe7, - is vela as Addre ss in Akiersnis Woot% fur 1b .... them assistance he had rendered her Maim% &trim the emerge of her amidst trial. The MATOS haring takes hie mat e Imprieled by Kesel Meshes mid Josiah !fatten, Emirs. Bellies, sod Model Kress, Es,. Chamberlain, reid the reisisitios, sad hoped Asti eve/ penes who wished to deliver his sestimeets wirald receive as enmities Make,. 'Mr. ii Elan rose mod said, it 'meld be am insult no the gibed NNW a those fries& who serrossided him, were he to take op their time in asseastieg se the mese of their present rarefies, which was for the rupee, of expremieg thole feelings of congrainlatioe sad respect for her Majesty which were echoed from see extremity of the kingdom to tie other; he should therelbre only amen( the Chief gistrate I. read the Address ewe prepared for their elternbe ass. This kin complied with, and secooded by Mr. hates Slyest, • skew of heeds was called fur, when it was diselared by the Mainsai l that it was voted seasinsessly *Kb the exceptits of °sly . • As Address o the King, prayiNg his Majesty to motors Mho Qames same to the Liturgy, and to dimities Ms proem Misisters from his previewer asil Codusels fur ever, was, after a few preliminary obssrvatione, moved by the flrElre speaker.. and smormisil by Mr. Swift ; -which was reed by the Mayor, and, ire a skew ef bands heists demanded, carried is the like nnanierami teaseer. The Address to Alderman Weed was thee Introdoesil by Mr. Meath, seconded by Mr. Mom, Hagler% sad minted immeiessesly. , ..• :TM Meeting might be demo. unettiliettisr. for the for Ogrwho did est hold sp ded saw r.himis, isle the o l ly with the hibretios of selehmelsg the purism seise. ie. . Ur. Heath eseekided by ishamitholibm me all politic Deco_ tines it was @seal to miss a vela of Thesiss to the Choir. men ; he therefore frit a pride sad pleasure in preemies their sincere and cordial thanks to their mecii.resprieted •Vbilef Illagistrete, Theo. Grillo Phillpoits, Esq. not only for his resdinews is eutsvesis t the pretest terming, bet slew foe 'Met galosh/a arsielaree Firielerml by hies to the Burgesses, oiresivev they claimed hi. services. The several proposition made by Mr. Heath WON re- Rued with 1061 aael onsheried springier; alter wiglelt the meeting adjourned, to add their seem to the ofeseliee Addresses. i GERMAN PAPARS. i d. " Frew the Australia Observer.) `rims A. Dm:Nam 19. "*." We are authorised tecoomunaniceste to our residers the following extract of a private letter from Trap pe., of the 131 b inst.: " The Yrs/ Liberal. of the 28th November, contains spin another article on the Tropp., eon • keepers, of three long and tedious columns. which exceed* ill presuotptioa all that the paper in ques. lion had before produced. Relying on the les. timony of the most judicious and best.informed persons with whom we ire heel surrounded. I cnn assure you dug thie anti* is &tissue of ignorance and falsehood, such as {cos seldom been laid before the public. TM author appears to have limed . this infamous compilation by writing, in one great bouquet, all the scattered lies which have been cir culated for some weeks past in the wont Swiss and German journals. When the hider, of the con. ferences at Troppau shall be known, when the world shall learn whit questions have been here discussed,' end in what spiritos pen what principles they have bee. treated, it will appear what is to be thought of the pretended contest between the physical and moral Powers.' The eulogists of all disorders end excesses which plunge nations into misery and disgrace, have in truth no reason to be pleased with the labours of this Congress, but men if trot,' enlightened understandings and upright tOntunents will do it the justice which is its due. For the preisitt lit it suffice to declare, that of the numerous subjects which, accenting to the mother of the article. are I the Order of the Day' at the conTeressen here, there is not one, except the affairs of Naples, which has been the object of a inn. merit's attention. No territorial question ; none relative to Germany, to Poland, to Prussia. to Russia ; none coucerniug the maritime cities has ever been brought forward ; tso project which. according to the equally absurd and ma licious remark of the writer. ' might excite ap prehensions even for the independence of the city of Frankfort.' The three Protectorates—the Italian Confederation—the Confederation of the Baltic States—the Anti-Cough's"' in Germany—ell this is wantonly invented, that not even a mistoolentand ing can be discovered or guested which might have afforded ground for such fables. Equally absurd are the accounts of machinations (naaoseuvres) against the English supremacy,' of the notes pre. rented in London respecting the trial of the Queen, with the addition of a threat to occupy the king. dom of H with a military force, &c. Only o ne single troth (though brought forward with the moot malicious intention) has found a place in this re. penury of lies. and this furnishes a key to the whole: • The main object of these conferences ie said to be the msintenance of the existing miler of things.' This is the real er of the Cabinets assembled at Troppau. This result. the object of the wishes and hopes of all well-disposed persons in every country is, Europe—this strongest guarantee of praCe, which is invoked by million• of voices—this it is that affects the men of the Vrai Liberal. like the head of Medusa. Therefore it is that they open with trembling the letters that come if DIU the De titthe."rhis is what the ' , prunes of humanity call • the dreadful crisis that hangs ever Europe.'— it is not a disturbance of the actual state of the . domeriptivn • coogoogottlent living at Frankfatt, the savannod wee of the whole wield be, that mifil oipelplipikiiii should be allowed to re main 44 Imeimillei • city whieb is the seat of the Met of the Ourtior-C • •; *ILAN, DECIaIISCR 10. 4eeordiug to a entice issued oe the 13th Deems. WNW the nositatty of 9400 recruits of the classes 1793 to 1799. is to be levied iu the king.loia rf Lombardy and Venice. in order to bring the aray to the complete peace establishment. 1 . 1 PIA IMPORT, DICIIIIIIIIII 25. ThoCemstitotien of the Grand Duchy of Darns.; stadt itslow published, end gives great sati.f.etioo to the people. The most entire harmony hes pre. veiled between the Government mod the two Chun. ben. The discussions on this important subject. and the result, which is equally honostesble to all µruin, will doubtless justify the general joy which has manifested itself on this occasion.... (frankfort Papers. December 43.) SOUTH AMERICA. ....-.....••=+ SANTA In DS DAGOTA. OCTOBER 19. An Extroordiaary Gazette from Choco has jast been received. which announces the arrival of &brig. _ _ _ one of Lord Cochrane's squadron, at the port of St. Betteventura (in the Pacific). The vowel hos brought two thousand muskets for the Republican lance. Two Deputies came in lier, fur the purpose of entering into a Treaty offensive and defensive with the Government of Columbia against their common enemy. Official cearfiniation bee also been received. stating that General Voldee's division amities" all the territory between Pitmen and Mercodenes. There is scarcely a day penes that some of the Ruyahst 01leers sod soldiers do not meth over to the Insurgents, who treat them with every peal. .ble indulgence. General Caltado has requested of the Viceroy all Lima some reinforcements, but was answered. that the himself required an additional forte. as he was - daily it' expectation of an attack from the united forces of Lord Cochrane and the Repablicea Government. OCTOIIIII 18. The general opinioo is, that something decisive will spring oat of the negociations between posirpr sod Morino : in other words, that the iodepairBllllB of the country will be acknowledged, as setiiir short of this is contemplated or desired by tbe pendsat party. The forces that operate against Santa Marth4l4 land march this day, said the fleet is to sail Imounr; row. The object of the land expedition is b Sanchez Linia to action. He is at present at lip Carlos. As he cannot advance through the Cirrilga on account of our hosts, he will be easily over taken. The detachment consists of 1,000 mien. Colonel Montillo does not quit this province, or take the command of the expedition to Tarboesi. We are sickly here. "silo iteljykteelttgeot te e m I. Parliameat, when sr •Arbstbited• or Rte perks shortly ettewer.d by the aro foreloor—po are sot supporta 4 10.11=•Thetttore, ticoOromeo, it is toy *pietas lb 'WM Meet *No eimaesio s tor by ooseathrier aieser, I ry 'inlay, you mob, atabootbeve the rood sad shaky • . W. twat ellod.d to the elect which public • 'IOW* property etyre•sed, mote ewer have, eves rye, retworemoded the poople to welch dwell, the awt . swot impralue Representative*, said to act tow vgrerearibroy i for their, sold Mr. W. they lore to "=•` ittibre.—••Chowe )-••Aoe I Atom/ yes to met •prelim to be ymilaholl by a Min that did sat rt wfti"Otioto war cootobilled.—(clod .plow..)—l. i rllrbeeloa mtmeesed a home that akttald • • be as had has intimated, the p. aril witheity would be wriest, sod • .-1. 1 (Looll had Saw hod lama abates ) S. leasiefai. Eatr F. fir *as.., seat adds 10 • wry .hie 'peek la which be mattes' oltiottal bot ore. He e•ateammed slier the s obit* be had that swab • we. soereely requisite Lc bin le add say thins furl bworoer he would alleeelkeel fur a Awl %irking illattog sore out otivertotesorat eatUag ti . sated (though sot as iulhe.iinatt )/Weal sa the It.psetatalailve of a aumtrotsa bait fredltag; said be woe sore that Lie seetmeepts ware t did idete-towths of those -hem be beat the boater I neut. Ile Wee sorry th.t Mr Illsaalard tioa eel p f. .t. be had two glerathota to pot to bin ; but sa ' 'aired (ttwolug tower& Mr. Citalower) had sap,. 3 t, he wool/ do or likewise, said at este mit CaldpiLeet(Lesti oppictims.)—What satire bad be I .10 1betitlhas for to radish • der ' , indigo of the loyal; ' sorialtbaure? Sorely there meet hate berm same tower; ...tees wf leeellintsa is has owe beettia, wag indiaell to jean of Where by himself—foe ears had 111.9 remits to slool.t the loyalty of hie oesithl . . f . • . ..- , •• ~,, e it • , ...„... ~ peopesalags ageless the Cheep heg hea t sibk sesimed, met Ilis CMOs dosmosialisSO ol Ibis Ileb Is power. to rslos gym& Taii , ZNI:1 ploataiMiler if the Peens erhieh re. lbaolly sellegeisheg _ m ". 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As always of dor Como AB.A. a_ _ _ . - -- - ~=. . THE BRITESII PRESS. LON DON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, MI. Amidst all the enthusiasm and anaiety excited in the country by the late anconatitutiotiel prosecu tion instituted against the Qintex—amidst all the charges and recriminations Vreferred mutually by the great body of the people and the Mirni►ters of the Crown. there is still an important and minter. "us class of society who look with no divided in. serest to the state of public credit. and to the ap pearances now offered to our view by the financial state of the country: It has often heeu remarked, that' about the commencement of every Ses►ion of Perlis. ascot the funds a►e perceived to put on an appearance of improvement. as if the public credit, that depends for its existence altogether upon the faith of the House of Commons, looked brightly on the :netting of its legal guardians and protectors. We ear nestly hope that its legal guardians and protectors will, in the ensuing Session. look with more anxiety and care to the future prospects of their ward thou they seen► to have hitherto evinced. that they will re pose its security upon the natural and ostensible resources of the "country. and terminate the de structive system of contracting loans for its tempo• rary support and ultimate ruin, which the Minis ters have unfortunately pursued for so many years since the return of peace. In the course of the discuseioas on the subject of the Ways and Means, during the two last Sessions of Parliament, au intimation was thrown oat by Lord LIVERPOOL and Mr. VANIITTAET, that the lost; contracted in the last year should close the borrowing system, unless the unexpected recur. truce of a foreign war should resider a recoerse to the market again necessary—that the Commie sionen for liquidating the natienal debt should be empowered to appropriate the sum of 1%000,0004 annually to meet the supplies granted by Parlia. sent for the yeer—mted that a sum of at least ...,ono,ooo/. usually *mild be applied to the licpsi. dation of the public debt. For the purpose of *hewing to the public hew far the hopes of the Lords of the Treasury are well founded, we shall lay before oar readers an estimate of the probable Wass 41AD MISAKII which the CIIANCILLOR of the Excuequee will be esabled to marshal against the Extmeorruse of the current year Doty ea Matt, lager, Totems, ad &ma, sod rtmesioss, 011ees. ke about 13,000,008 Excise Deities, by Aet of tits MY Dee. 111 3,500,000 Lotteries tOs,Oos Old • Mores„ die U • 800,oeu To .lid away be sided; LOAN tee she Commieskeen tee the &audios of he Natiosel Debt Unclaimed Divides/o h filer eetioio Doke thou about 55,000 t 141,440,000 The estimated expenditure for the list year amount. eel to about 22,000,0001. an that if the same rate .40C expenditure be contiesed for the present year. It is evident that there will he a deficiency to a coo sideraisle 1111110t1111 is the Ways sad Means, even theses so large • sum as 12.000.000/. be diverted from the Sinking Fund to meet the current ex poems. This account, with the exception of the sum of 12.000,000/. brought from the Sinking Fund fur the stevicts of the year. is exclusive of the I...wept and expenditure of the Consolidated fund; but pethsps if the whole of the receipt and expenditure of the public were embraced in one account. our readers would be better enabled Feral a correct opinion respecting the real mat state of the country. We give the following, therefore. ea what we coseeive to be • fair estimate it the probable total Mame of the nation for the present year • C...... ......... 1 :.. .. 1 that 811,000,000 !add *OUP* KO •••••• • ...... Ile •A. wow Asiesswil mad Laid lbw ' . 1 ,4 •• $,OOOlOO 11 1 .00 See .. I,Tisi,ooo ltishkes, wigs% aii. ...........1. .. NA* Nam! IMISIMM• . : 10,000 faddy Wadable& Vbidaibe ea& ober alba Re fOOPEN/ • 1110,400 Total teems nomoose which is to meet the folOpidog estimated crpendi• tare :-- C I ? latter's', lac. ova the /Wit Dill (ANON Feed • • .. 18,600,000 Civil bet 1,100,000 Other Charges es the Cemeell6l,l•Feell 1,6811,040 pill Gormmest ••••••••••. ••••, • • • •• MAIN Ikmaaliso, Paesims. N. ••••••• ' Its Navy Wages ............. Cie IWO% 1111111rielle SAY" VidesSlag Depurator .. 1 ,M0,000 The Ordnance 1,500,000 The Army Oratory Services ....... ... • • —••••-•—•—••• Ilitrasediang lisevkies 11 iscella agora IlIiVICBS • .................. Probable lisprodilOre .• • • rn050•000 Dakota loam* ' .... 14080,000 kremlin Io be provided for friP79,ooo nis estimate of the probable receipts and expendi ture of the present year is founded, stith some slight 'modifications, upon the estimates fur the year just closed, as they were sanctioned by Far hat:near, and upon an average of the receipt of the Mtelle during the year ending the 10th of Octo bet 18120. From our statement it is evident to the plainest understanding. that, unless the House of Commons in the ensuing Session shall resolve to reduce the public expenditure below the estimates of the lost year, it will be necessary to borrow money to the amount of nearly 13,000,0001. sod that even with this assistance there will remain no Sinking Fund to the mount promise d by the Lords of the Treasury ! Our present Moister. have repeatedly declared that any diminution in oar existing expenditure would materially endanger the security of the country and the dignity of our Monarch's sceptre : we cannot, therefore. look to their concurrence in any motion for enforcing •to any salutary extent a principle of economy. On the other hand, experience hew fatally pre red that no increase of income can be reasonably ex pected to any considerable amount from the people in their present exhausted state. Indeed, if It were ereu possible. no wise or prudent Statesmiti should desire to divert a larger amount of the profitable capital of the country from the employment of pro ductive industry than is now annually paid into the Treasury. It must not be forgotten that the sum of 54,680,000/. which we here exhibited as the income of the 1111i1013, is only the net prodoce of the incoinic as applicable to national purposes, and that the gross rem actually paid by the country sill in the year amount probably to a sum of at least 1,000,0001. more thou the aft receipt.—an amazing revenue, superior to soy that wet evir yet derived from one country. and dityl.tylog i!I a most flattering light the wondr,sua r ealistic?. of this mighty empire ! But when we reflect upon its magnitude, and titufetoke to calcu late the enormous quantity of protltictite which even that portion of it which is unnecessiti::y drawn from the hands of the people is capable vf putting into activity, we camel refrain from latuenl. It WS ; • I '4a It— •