The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1817-12-25 00:00:00

i I erithlseld t slogan. Wrenn es I learn frau some sof the mut respretable easivag the*, stet a littk io. ditivasit that the Chief Jostles Arnold have arve. ward to hiusself the turret of recoassursidout the waresuar of gregeelly veteeeipotousg their slaves. Weigh bad. so pan. before he interfercil. harm in IRISH" tiwisiusecad by any impetiveo bet these of (Oillitailiirielsese end Imeemsesty es the poet of the Prelirm% • ' soo ll l 4 lob*. yeti soy My ere 4. tq show will b igie'Reiiefotry eivesttobilfisi SD Cobol. to shot the •reiliecebes Itertaviali Jodie/el rotoblieb liftoff: We wability' el which hay ba intern d. *lllifuralbassee *of coolnultetieis; halo issal otititiefile feet, that eel tuella" of the Juiligas hat been' hs iLnttleitd amiss the lost six yrur.. iu the hell wileyesseet of hit eery ; the ramie fluty. ps •we see bas, us belieie, land*. autism the tertoiali:ll46 perfeented by ewe Judy. without istjury to the public." . . VIE PRWIUBIED DAUPHIN Or FRANCA Vie renege* deleik beee beee published invert. eissimeieste tbesmuee of the &aphis, who is atm is riles at Reese He he.,. IN'S'', *as of sham law of tV ss" thirty, hare d. Salm olyjessissept. soil wolf lebsuesd. Ho his hoes saw a prisoner leis yeses. dpritsywhici OW lit has hors seat he• fees Isw roods fee Mal as as Upset.., sad both these taut" el died Ilsossolvire istsispotopt to take smaissore of 1 also, Been est of them Dods he was desired by the. • to issoasse The Daspkiq haughtity estelbelo a .Derefewenedsa/ wipe- wettereress ifirsurre de. tie drelayss he ess prove he is lei* is sr saw/f. ilestasda to he talies.ts ths Tlisillevies, awl when iNslettalaf trill isdieei• Ares whers.witeg Tess*, he onseralad awful deists, wheals be silt ihiys tame 'and drieribe wet ssiewirte s seassays ht. whale fis iteiss lea ewe gaol' re pri se. ea pawl's the silk a sharp isstrawarat oak a ennui's Iparig Os the o&.1 hisses* (which he sierw• ; . est wait, Ilse nom iseseisuesw she at 'brawler tie nada a weeihis oar spool Slot yhe beeline his eater; that whole year: mud plays* with 'instates, he with a leek went. aslNy .tabbnl bet is she body, 1s wash of which erisaiewel, anJ lee well, if elestfraated side her, drarrili the veil spot - where it is The SipenNer, amid .Is he his father. bring cattail ir to Coast. was asked if that was his sea Ile replied. Ye.. The witieker Wag coiled ti aiml asked sir sailer /*miss', ar4 pr. ; mom sere' thr was Wore. The dorobeer esseriihoests4 bre ass/her, sad said sloe bail never sent hi,,, soil tbet ler u ant at aN like b 4 bairther• hot rborft aspaued at Rosie. soul bag glee's &say of v.. lea pueLai*; he n:toda for every this( of the hei.t osea'slwa keiabl it 'habil Mr Ranter taste ar it, Cr Oar of bolsi pageant. Sack as Re tu belt hies out of ce nse-10. WM. MM Sae," anal" Year Majegl)." .11Ie amig o Oat erne gear* age, got kosouriog bow to escape out iff IFieoet, be boldly told Itoespastr aka he Far; that Ira dot eel ISiliss la erica, sail midi 'Asiaticd for a safe c.c.s. I wet i6l the swaistry. Ilemeaperie, aJd• h., 141111111414 .me of his laisiatrre, who is sew Kvtog, sad hr user ale safe to Ilse foseitiers; this prows is Wriest, awl hr will DIMe ham, is onlev this he say ideality hiss Ws the mar he escorted out of rotate. Is I. :treat* diet. dor*: the swiareoss istemeistheas he foie hell, bit has sreer otiverall a wool to resoldl hiesorli l'enple ayes Se Ihieok thew is mach my atm is it ; See of Hoer Via sot Moue I. Nippur* hi* what he preterite So ire . be resit bog brier. thla hies Awe tried awl sew to tin milks a. It Israel that hr los a tenor piety is this ft Ras %XI eta mere Whet, that the penis ". • toss sat the Dauphins. The sew.. yaw isapreint the le•nly the etsihl phew est for the theaphia. asserwst it was sot, sod Iwo sr dais* he was used poiersood himself is his lied the taut erwribut. Tate reale was has traretira a geese deal, sad has beer seemed at awl of the Comb is lbseOpr. then vigorously resisted, though supported by the wissjerity. *reins to he revived in the presrot Session. and we now hear orators proposing; with the `easiest sang froiel. ail W1161%0101 wi important as that rif a Jury. In the shape of an aineodureest to 111 law; of procedure gill tied by the King ! This fated taideury of the spirit winch wreath in tlre•Chstsslue might alarm impiirtiAl mess, who re membee Shut much has already hem secrilked to thw . dessmeratic power, and that it is !Necessary to stursgsben die feeble part of our Maid institutions. that is, the monarchical part ; but the kowsu otitis de m aid firmness of the Kiug mid his Governineut. leepitte. sollkirew coofidener, stud the friends of tossititutiosial monarchy hare lissird, wish the lives best setisfactiosi, those Ministers who were most strongly accused of favouriog too exclusively the develepeineut of fibers' idea., defend. with equal eloquence anti seal. the meted rights of the Royal prerogative ogaiusit the attacks of tl • s even who prselliused torossebres she exclusive friends , of hy ! This' position of meta, will serve as an motion of that of things. and )ois will nrstisr. stemi what is the boitounible task of Ministers , . ibis Session, by seeing the Couut de Cams defending the Royal authority ageism NI. de Villrle and his friends. Another minority, that of the Ultra-I.iberals, limited by the .cliance of appoint with the Winos City of the weathers who eomisosed the majality in are settee, and rudearunr to ttiumpli, fonts a roonstrottil alliance thus casually form, d. Oise most foresee that the very circasnst e auce of this noun, at which the Royahsts will Most blush, will hasten the necessary, I will even say inevitable ap• proximation of the muttony of the Exclusives to the majority of the Camino. I Itoyall.-toi; and all the qatatiefal will ha rrwalrrd by th e . ing t e f a ct. of the transactions which skill place the Opposition in th e ir re a l piece, th a t is, i n the rank of suet more known hitherto for their resootance to oritchiall principles auJ the fuudameistal doctrine of legitioo saucy. . CMIIIIITIIIIII DAY.—Hollidiy.at thelNklit_gritis, PdRIS. Micmac& Is. The politics! ',location of Frenchmen advances asilf the national character appeals to hr as bet hut little forinral to constitutional Mlhit., and as lord, ors it were, at the notrund cooporopitonces 11 , 1 a wprrersitplive govermla Is/. Ti 100 conrolsonsted by the oplanneo ,at the cln-r in the clin•iiszoinsos Mtttttteltcrd sum the Clamitter of Draw tios. On both sides their are exatic,;erat ttt tt 11 be hove of hopes or fetes, and env would Ihi 1k that the safest• of the State. meal the existeeee of the Cau vet' 00000 rust. depended oilternAtt ly 011011 pram. nonisord for or u. Mast the tan. The .:deems ler th em. and in the evarniiie:. lifter each sitting; there are laersons who. relying upon the a si f o r ms ti on of swims- opposition ilember, thrum of nothing iris than the overthrow of the i'llinister and lair syallern. to Ilse other hand, the Nliasisttrialisis themselves. not terry expert against their opponents. imaging they behold revolutions in a MCI! fehhollee of orris ; they utterly min? •tivr, also, the mil nil. fonriance oil the oppontion sPerchest. Ittcause they sin not yet exactly appreciate till the conditions of 11!E rtiorriornlnfose system. %Clot can he done, in violin all their Ores ve , cence ? Come to the vote : the majority then anytime. its functions, tlie white balls prevail, mad the result of the scrutiny restore* the rapsilihrium of the passions. and of Oink. p a ls vate noterests witch dasappa.ar before the Metal.* of ipmetal interest. Sonar years of constitutional ex perience, and above all. a marked lute of separa. lion hetween the majority and the opposition, will form the French character to this swum of things, so nen to at at present, and which:it le unable to comprehend. For example, they do not. even at the present moment. and oil the 'very Chno.lx r under. *mid the ideas one attached to the words, Represtotatire Governoltot, Crown, Minister. /le gal rower, l'reregatire. Issitintire datroultatent. &c. It is con.etivently lint to he supposed they can agree upon the consequences of piiiiciplea, adieu they are lint agreed.. to the principle* theintelvett. Hence it as tii a t we held, Mendell with every veritic du customs of particular que,ti 4444 &di/1111160M • , • ul the true nature or powers and rights. We a must expect, however, for malty years Ili come, similar digressions, until alt the moguttuns become s•twiiiitinate with the fundamental law, and lilt au invariable Indiums is established iti the Chamber upon die towhee and the relations tit the thrur ele ments of a representative gover 1111 l ent. The discussion at this moment taking phi,-e, Nam the law relative to the Liberty of the Pr•s-, bas been !fruitful in . sueli digressions, aial the Mi nister reserved to I self the appropriate office of roar-licitly defending the Royal Prerogative award thk encroachments of the tttttt totters. So early as 1615. the Chamber, hobnail' turd as - to its functions, broached a doctrine with respect to amendments subtersibe of all projas of law, and mist ' l uridly of the initiative right which Ow Char ter bestows upon the 51401111rCil. Thus doctriue, which t•omisted in sithstututisig. iu the torus of autendmenb, real projets of haw, and which was LONDON. 1111'RSDAY, Dtxt:Nouß 25. 1817. At a late hoot last night we received the Paris Papers of StunLey 10.4. Tier gi 'tulle de . inentions a revert of a negotistion now C:(11') nil Irrtwrsaa Spits Slid het revolted I:olesoies, mad that hi s Catholic Meiesty I. fieeptioed to Mike mutt conce..inas in their favour. This tittriume of the Commission of the linitt d Stott* to South Arne. rico has elicited mods specolation. Any, op. preach to a pubtiesl 11111118.,(s,sti oith the bossy. gluts is held incot.eiortit • with the ortu4l rev lotions belvisess Spoils end. the Sums of Auserics,sud even s commercial ornnegentrot it. considered soot eutisely free fermi' the Mine shire. ties. .14 this itate-uf afisits May not the American Governmesat be the auetlitmi through *Web th e .ether conotry has thought fit to open a negocia. tine with her Insurgent Colooies ? 'I his.. however* mere conjeature, sod ewers the ground of it requires confirms( . The long debate 11110 lb she prrjet of the law utioli the I.ibrrty of the Press, so Per as it respects. the Newspopets, has beets at letigtft brought to an end. The clause directing that they shell nut be published without the authority of the Klee. en. til the end of the Session of the. Chambers of 1818, IMO been carried by a majority of 1:11 to 97. This letter would he cosoitLred its the Idntish Home of Commons, .wlnch is systo oo oo tone wills the Chamber of Deputies its the French Cutimitotik,o, a .trong utinotity. The new Dry of ALGIERS, threatened with she fate of his predeces.or, lutely retired with his Mi. tiisters to a place of safrty, and by his judicious conduct the spirit of tiny was defrosted, and the sacrifice of ten of the principal mutineers, strangled by order of the DEv, sas suflicient to restore tranquillity. The Five per Cent. Con.‘,l. uu Saturday last were li4 francs, Wilk AC! Vital 1,-1;5. The follw%nig ale Extracts • PARIS, DEC. .21. Ilia Majesty took the air yestLi,l.ly oil the rua,l to 'l' lucenter. i There if a 11.1101 t that it negotiation is currying on between Spain Hll4l her v.11;614141 Colotsirs,•lned tlist his Catholit- Alsjesty is di-prised to make some Iconcessiosis iii favour or the to•orgeots. coorone ably with the spirit of the times, and the preietit sit datum of the Colonies. The Genoa Gu:4 tie of the loth December, alder the bead of Turin; cunt:nn+n letter flout Algiers of the Bth Novembro, 110111 a hick the !Unfitting is ego extract:—" The new Dry liesimcwitle acquainted olds the bad ',visit which pievAilvil maittug the ' thery, quitted his Palace in the night between the - 2sl and 3il, and retired with Isis Ministers and all Isis tteasures into the fort of Knotl ) a, st loot . Inch C atilli the city, awl is defended 1 1 I more than thirty C3llllOll 111 I aslant-. The t new residence climes. isv Al., was that of Is:s Ins .l e cessors, until the 1711 i "4". I" Ott the 3(1, at iltythre.slt, tie. Turks tieing mi lprized of this Change, te.thieil their dissatisfaction in • MUM, that excited ntyrt•ltetwoil% sit en im- I medime revolt. However, it did not Intuit out I until the next day, when the % t hole o f list' polsliery having left their barracks, itt arms, matched in a nietiaring attitude towards Kas-Pa. " The Dry, apprised of their approach, ium mooed the utast axed of the Turks, and called utio.► them to declare opeuly the causes of their " This firmness, which they did not expect, re. dured diens to silence ; and the Dey. taking advan tage of the circuurstauice, invited thous to unite with him for the purpose of restoring order. Not only the Turks accepted this invitation. but a great number of the inlatbitants kilo evaded themselves of it; and the Turkish soldiers, abandoned by the old earn, for whom they entertain the greatest venera tion, retunwd to their barracks, where ten of the •ust mutinous were strangled by order of the Dry." CHAMBER OF DEPVTIEN. SITTING OF THE 20TH DRCEMBV.R. . The proceedings of yesterday were read by M. Bourdeau. and the Report of them was approved. The Order of the Day was moved for resuming the debate ass the Liberty of the Press. M. Becquey, M. tenoist, M. Iftivieve, and M. De Vollele, delivered their sentiments at consider. able length. After loud and repeated cries for the question, the 47th article of *sr prsjetj ansendedif_by the Committee, wits put to the vote separately from the. projet, and adopted in these . worili :*•:—Atsfeek : inivie —I , The jourtirls, mud other periodical works, which treat of political matters and news. uhII nut appear until the end of the s.iot. of 1618, with - snit the authority of the King." M. the President said, that he was going to have the mimes called over for the scrutiny. . • • ' . The following is the result of the scrutiny?.—of . 'l2ll voles, there is the urn 131 white balls, rod 97 10114:k 6411,. . • it , The President then declared the dense adopted. N.B.—lst the vequel of this.aitting, the'Clninahei entered into a diecus.iosi of the l»ojet•uf the Lew 're•lative to the I'm:a, and adopted - 0* Licks, with the aineedutextat of the Committee. A part of the article. 7, of the rojecamended isy Ate Committee. excited is very animated debate. It related to the question, whether the writing could .be seised before it was printed. its the case where it icontained a direct pmeocation to crime? ' • The Committee proposed to suppress ,this article. Mews. Jaceluinot-Pamiwisne, Courvoisier, Pine tinier, Raver. rod Bellard, sPolce for Mai ll i t sir the uncle of the projet, and 'against the Committee. They vomited 11mi:seeing . upon the nece-ssity of giving to the Government and to society s security signiori such provociatimvs. : The recommendation of the Committee was sup ported by hinsarp. Bonn, Corbieres, and Dupont de gore. Thr recomoaesodatime of the Committee was car riesl by a majosity of 110 to 101. 0 The debate was adjournail to Monday. We have'extracted front the Journal des Debuts of Sumlay the solution:le of the Speech of 11w SWEDLK, on the opening of Ile Diet on tee lath last. It contains mach Intert•Anq iufor itwt . , I The Funds continue to experience great 'laicism qrs. but Ike cause that agitates tin in remains itely a subject of speculation. Au of has !av ailed that an effort has been wide by souse large Stockholders to dcprevti the Fonds, with a view to buy iu again at a reduced price—thus attributing the recent changes, to .the soklicy of 1,10,1" eOliVCr• 1111111 iu the susivagement or the markut. Among • other speculations now started, it is that the depression is the effect of the differences existing lietween Spain end Portirg•il ; and iii corroboration of this idea., it. is said that Lord C A all.Eltl'Afi II ; has been employed for several days, without init.,- enption, in writing dispatches. and NI. PA 131ELA tbe POltUritie Munster, hits left town on his way to Paris, where a conference is to be held on the stilairect. of the ditpqte. betireeis those two king doms. But altbough Lord Ciirtl.Ette.trut may be bovily employed in writing &patches, it does not. necessarily- follow that they must relate to the dit>irutta betseeti Spam and Portugal, muds less that. I:,y most he of a hostile character; besides, these;dispiitesi have heels sinhinitted in the media tion of the five principal European States. An other rumour afloat on the Stock Exchange asserts, that a mgociation• is nearly concluded for a Loan. lay individuals in this country, to the French Go ver ttttt t, of twelve millions sterling; and that the saute Houses that took the former Loan are the in:noniron of the present one. The letter which we published yesterday from Mr. lions, where-in he stated his determination iie‘cr to reprint the. Parodies. except as an indis pensable part of the Report of hi. Trials, and ne ver to write any other works of tire slime tendency, Las afforded very considerable gratification to the admirers of his nimbly and intrepid defence, sod to the sincere lovers of is free press. it proves effre wally the sincerity of his assertions on the trial. terlel that Ire hail really entertained no intention of Tiolatitig-thessauctity of. Holy Writ, or the form of public worship, in converting its solemn and im pressive language to political pinwales. lie seems to have given his Parodies publicity in mere _ ~::3'' thougl►tlssuess, or from a want of -appreciating their import and tendency—end, being awakened to a sense of the possible injury they Mai be cal culated to effect, he, in tliesanie manly and in- Kennon% character supported before the seat or justice. now offers to society every atone ment in his power for his involuntary offence. With every reflecting mats in sloe kingdom, he seems aware that lie had treated sacred subjects with too much levity ; hut, in making this acknowledg ment, we do not consider hint as affecting, in the remotest degree, the verdicts of his acquittal.— Mr. HONE bed been charged with Ishisphestry, and • I an intention of turning the• Sacred IVritings into ridicule. This charge was not substantiated : he denied it—and three Juries successively dis believed it. To them, as to every unprejudiced mind iu the empire, the Parodies appeared politi cal, mail lint religious cOillim.it1011? ; and with this pi in:4 facie Impression, they were not to seek for legal distinctions, and by the aid of an artificial reason, judge of a nosier intentions by the pro blematical consequences of Noy given action. Mr. HONE'S avowal of indiscretion, and our sipProba tiros of liis cooditet, are therefiw,• rerfeetly. consistent with the seidicts—and we cas:s at the seine moment -coisgratiolote the counte) on the acquittal of on in nocent man, and on this triple (humph of our free prep*, while we reprove the impropriety and l►rd taste of clothing profiror subjects in scriptural language. We sire sorry to find, frorii several bills which we saw yestesday iis various puts of the city, that Mr. Hose's delicacy has nut beets practised by other persons, fur we are threatened With an inundation of these Parodies from several sourceir. 'Perhaps Mr. iloNea !promised exhortation may have some good effect in interrnpting the wicked 'industry of Ilwse brings alma, the agitation of the moment has brought into esistenee. From this moment such writings ought to he disconutenauceil. The plea of ignorance or inadvertence can no• longer be admit ted; and the people iu•general owe it to themselves sod their posterity, as they value the blessings of good order and religion, to shew their abhorrence of those who would speculate on the weaknesses or the thoughtlessness of the public. Yesterday the dispatches were closed at the East India !louse. and delivered to Cie Purt.ers of the following ships, viz.— The Duke of Toth, Captain A. I-I f7ampbell ; Earl of Balcarrss, caption ). Jamrxou; Maiqui4 of tinnily, (;ap-, lain I) Ullie 01; and Iluckiiighamshire, Captaiu E. Adams —fur ButolNay and China. Passengers. in-r /sari Bulearras • - • For Hoisibay-11t. Hughes and family; 3listresses WHainiliae, and Hawkins; Meaddino. F. M. A. and Jter, J. Wysir, C. r. Mai, J. C. assJ C. !E. Williams; Mr. Wallace and --- Craw, tree mariners ;•aad Latutcnant Gahm,. • Pa.. , .ntter rer .Irarptit fq* Homily Fur Itombay—Mr. Juba t•.e, Awe, per liitekitwhomai:c For Puruloty-Mr. IVi lli3.l;l;eix. Lord XL rroN i. ett i :A;:ed in nn noive entivn.s in die sour!' of Line far Air. PELHAM Nliti Sir Itol2l,ltr 111:K„\. L o rd MIA-at k Vi! and ‘;!i• S Nt VEII. are aniiontircil: by report, oviitatioll elle•tvr. 1111 Oat. h 04.1 (iruerul Election. Oot realivis are aware 1 hat sir Jolts nitCY Etif.ll - N, one ul the prt Sei.t fleptenelltatlVr4, hits ali imisticed his intrl tiu t 1,1 decline coining forward, frinn the appreliensimi el a elllitell, a.,41 the imp°. litthiritv c.iiiseti by his vine ler the Suspension of the I !Areas (7criais Act; but the rtiends of that wutt hy Itarotiut iiitetot to dive together at the CroWit, iu Clicsier, on 'Alotitilly, Cidonel BRA NiTON in the Chair, when it is extweteii lie IN ill be strongly soli viten to agvin stand forward as n cvnebilate for that ancient City. His have already 111 1 l 'pawed an active v•iiivass in ilia LWOW', %%Inch, it i s s aid, h a s tact with great success. Our readers have already been infuriated, by ex ' tracts Irian the American laiativr., of the arrest of ileiest lhitiah Officers nt Philadelphia. fly a let ler•fruin u tropes:table hoinse in that city we learn, that their nrrebt one by a writ frame Judge IVAsIII - They were passim: thiough the :litiericati Stites, and hail takes. their passage for the West Indies. Indies. • They: were seized upon a construction . given to itn old Act of Cantrress of 1795... prohibi ting the furnishing of neutral belligerents with ma unions of wir;•aisel await considered that these Bri tish ()Ricers. by transferring; as was' priniunied, their ou liodies "to Sdutli Aisterica, which i 1 was' contended rim their ultimate rlestitimion, whatever they might &hew usteusibly. were in fact furnithihg. the principal arm of war to one of the parties. Fine the detention of the paeltet Sariftehtit for Aeon 12 slays, at the time the' preceding Oyestkoccurres). it was helieved . at Phitadellillie that hAealsaanwir , the llon, Mr. Ilmme, has sent home precise info,. [nation upon the sulsject. - 'Very little alteration took place in the price of NA' brat at the 'Norwich market on Saturday.. but Bu r l e ys were higher about 2s. per copra* for the best samples. Oats also obtained about Is. more than lost week.d—Tliere was a .choice of - Idock . for • the grazier on the 11111, and Scuts their late prices. The sheep-print were pretty roll; cud term teach as market wits well • supplied with poultry on Monday lain, when tar-- kers sold Irony I til. to is. and ietsS 10d, per' pyilid. . 111 r: Uoar'a trial on the last day was for a -Pa: ratty ins the Wilsandisien Creed. . Usiori the sobject of this treed, and the opinion of Wit tuirtient per sonage, most renserkalite bits' . have extracted the followitia inierClete friss the life of the .late illustrious •Ihshup WATSON, just published by Isis sore •• •• • • " The late br. Ilellersieseasslsi me, that the Clergynian at Wia.lsar, on a slay wawa the AM:merlon Creed whi to be read, be•gau witheltlitaimier will be Aired, siec.; the Kies, who usually reartude4l u t.unt VOICIN seas silent. The lepeased, M a bight r Irene, his N'to+serro. le. The King ecintinuest .tt knish the 'Apostles' t'rre7l walk repratt.l by the Minster, marl the Riot tolloot , l Sum throughout with a Jisttuct loot andible vines l ik,Vl. 0 :•':',, -44 _ r3i .^2., K% 41 eS - : -,..... 0 , i d -s, t i •,,, ;Ivt , ii . 4-7. . t1 , i"1" , :747 4 4 ~. 44' . . tio •:-.. ~: 1 1 ,' ,:'f 400-.,r i:,....... .7' 7 -- : I I: •„, •• . •••• f a • f. , :i ;) •0,..... - --- -- -- -. 1. ,,r; ', --• . - -..-, - , - ',--::*;:-- r• - • s, : .-!:- '.l .• -) • • *- •. - s- . - -......,,• •• . ...) ODE ON CHRISTMAS DAY. The Birth of Christ' a theme divinely great. Shall man presonie to cilelirate! • Or shall his Intik on earth miming, To whom ill Heaven the golden harps arc strung. Thou Sacred Spirit of tie Eternal God' Who in the Hesvm of Fleareos hast thine Stun of the World of Grace' within late ulnae, Thee I invoke, tholi Paraelete Divine! 0, fur EWA', fiery ear ! Theu un the wings of Faith I'd soar, from eat th and earthly cures reinov'd a fari Where prostrate tieraphims adore. Enter within the wail and see The grand incarnate mystery. And whilst amtelie raptures my snot, From the high altar catch a living coal, To touch and teach unliallow'd lips to glow ; There learn (ruin heavenly Bards a fc.creJ Catch Hallelujahs as they sweetly flu x, From Raphael's lyre, or Caluiefs tongue, A... 1 join the chorus of the Islea(strove, . To shout the triumphs of redeeming love, ' Ye shepherds, who your fleecy care, 11'cre watching o'er by MOO, iTere not your bosoms chill'd with fear, • When round you shone from Beavem a ' flask to the news the Hcrallangel Mask to glad tidings from the King' yf Kings • " Behold ! behold !on this anspic . morn, Tu you in Bethlehem is a Saviour born, A Sal . ' which is Christ the Lord."' And lu ' in honour of th' Incarnate %Yuri!, :! • Angela &wending from the Sky, Awribing Glory unto God on High; Glory to God fur Jr hUti . Good will to Man, and l'care from Ilvarcii to Emil'. 'U. But where's this Prince of Ulorc In Spiing's ambiusial hints be Garth 3rra3e.d' • What Temple's worthy to receiie whom all created brings list.! Pebold, a rack supports his infant A manger is his cradle and his bed : A stable ia.hi4 ruutn of state, And lowing broth amount hint wait. • Ruth , how 111 the wintry %hid, the pile ~! spein g Fades at the presence of th•- 114:w-town 1::n4 ; The pride of eaEtp unworthy to :yr o, Hides itsristyntsted head warn it; Ct•mtlo,'s IV. Hunt furth,Ticllevers' awl your iaise ovia to th! 'Redeemer's, prntsr ; Fatink-iiver'i.7trukit rod id4i..l shuio, . A loautli shall IfriiiriAt front 'air: loot st.litijo the sfailit of the laird >6all tr•t. . The love of %Vis.totu shall ituyirc t. In Illighteiailiorsi he shall to Juil:nteitt otir've, lieiVut Id oidaeiii.;iy itprove ! 1,0! wherv.his star illontes the sky. rontlerfol : Cooriselloi ! the !Nierh.y The everlastiox rathei ' of Perree! :viol' he Ills Na , .".: I lis 'I prone .10)1 never scait: hitt he .11411 Righteousurss the Lori, Till time is swallow?. in Eternity Rrjoice, ye Saißts! Ili' incarnate war,' Jesus—the Saviour—reigns! With Righteousness bin loins he'll .lutl Faithfulness shall he the girt Ur of his I: ins Strengthen the weak of hand! Confirm the feeble lore! Jrstos it comt ! at whose command The deaf shall taw, the blind 1 , 1131 i see. lime lame *ball walk, the dnmb shall slo t . And waters in the wilderness shall nolo:. TIN' auuisiltd Holy-One Is conic, To lead weary wand'rers home • . TO preach clad timtnica,to the meek, The broken heart with can to bine:. The iron-yoke of. Sm •to break, Anti liberty proclaim to all mankind Ingrid of twooroingi-.wil of joy! 1.,,1ead of rishea--bistiity aballAppear: C.triiwitts of praise his *sifts shall wear— 'Fin Sat iour's praises shall their Wiwi , employ They shall be call'd * 4 The Trees of itigbteuusut.a.. 'l "'[be planted uf the lord most High," They shall inherit everlasting bliss ; And Heaven and Earth uur God shall glorify. ...'','Norwieli trat Subeeription•Asseinhly, cn the new o, took place at Chapel Field House oh Tues. I se'imight. The Matron and Wts. Fotritit. itatnti . ri i g ac i fil u ted irery " - 11 1' 4( e : 8 r: 1 f t4 1c tn if d li s i l e il:L il o7r. "Y it ::: : ditipty t oropenstitist for by :,. Aitive elegioce mid. E i .oilee . rfut . ' ‘ liii,j4litent.. Hein ,:st en famille„....A airlogr.t . t tie c o m pany were Sir Groaserand 1.14 y JERIa 1 l'. tia, 11Aw,..orwiollse two Niue. Jractfivutt:4l*....... % 'The'rlentletpen of tile Claini . eerr 13ar - fp-Naos,. to Sql . ukti -Sir Wit.,GliaNiutis sit torlus pittnie, with it knew to June it . placed in the Hulls Coast, and' hive otieneaa subscription to defray the exi;el4e. - ‘-,lLord P.a4atio : ia %Ow " sitting .to t Sir II tr.t.Lo A pccisca, for his portraic•which is not onty MI it.l.. ssiirable likeness of his Lordship, :bile iiroinises to do 'ouch credit as is painting to the English schoul. The marriage of the elcie. ton 'of a tipols Pier with a northern heiress of very holm torto . :ie, wis get *lf irith to 'witch speed that it has bi.coine ne celsiry to apply to the Court of Chancery, So en• fipt7ne a suitable settletneut fur the bitty., firth' liar! tit, being minors at the period of the marriaiii•.— The application has been made bi: the tincle . mill guardian of th e Lady; 111 eonsefinence ~ r tlieyomo; gentleman's father - hiving dechrieil to. interfere !ft the proPtera arpongement. 1 ) ~~ • 3 -v- ' PRESS. L