The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-12-10 00:00:00

1 The Ray.lan General rep . liei, that he was *Mho. ei.ed by but Smrereign to treat of and coat...ode a wary. lin: that he entd.l uqt agree up any raven -111011 .f arm.. Neat day great pArt pf the Russian arm y pu itself in march 4. 1 ,4 Nisopoti, and Ter nova. au.l Opt Turktan depattea:wenenfr under an Wegagement to rtturu. •TOC[NOLM. NOT. 13. The Diet yesterday tertninitted ittssltt Mgt% Ms Majesty upoo his tilt-oil', rod hasing.ths Prince Rotel at has side, presided St. this,cereinoitys *gong the last resoluttoo, udionte.l toy the -fitates, is that which bears, that the Ex.Krug Gustavus tholsiphas, and his posoerity, are bahisfied fat:ever from the Swedish territoty, and prOltiited frOm ever entering it under pain of death. Ttie•civil List has been considenobly-dituspislied by this mea sures of eennoony which the Diet has introduced into several pa'rts of • the public 'expense. Un der Gustavus: the sums set apart •for the main tenance of the King and his Household amounted to 300.000 fix-doll:ors bonito ; they have now been reduced to 110101000. The revenue fixed for the Prime Boyd etas 60,000crotini ; it has been our nie9ted by 6,900 snore, and this sum is to suffice fur supporting rbe households of the Prince and Princess. Th, States • have allotted 12.000 rix dollars for Pripet Osoir. THE BRITISH PRESS. • LONDON, MONDAY, Dsc,sesqt 10. The lalleshog are copies of the Bulletins shelve so "stank and yeeterdey at tit. James's Palace: * Maim Glade, Dec. a. II ilia RAJ MITT kas pasted s sleepless night. sad is ass spate se well as lie was yesterday." (bigeed a 'mai.) " Windsor Gratis, Doc. 9. Ms Maiestv has had several hewn' sleep. and appears bitter than he was any port of yesterday." (Signed se airod4 Yesterday, at owao'cleck. Earls Livcaront end DlTauarr 'urinal at Winlcer. sent Witty W the Cootie, arl remslmed in conversation with the Decors atteudiog 1113 11AJ -art - till half lilt tat. o'clock. lees kerne, Crispiars .P.-The lambastes Farb:* •ha write. jti The C'oorie► favoured hie rvadvr%, on Saterday, with a new piece of vulgar iibu.e of hue Muriel tlighares the Prince of Watts and his friredv...." The sued intrigue for offices:: it says; . ie revived. They have arranged in their oirii no r m& the new Administration, and hive deti:l,-,1 spas the uvw system that is to be adapted s boon IN they have ilisplatied ills pcebesit Ali- Ask's. Tfley, begin already tordicUie to,tlue Prr. eesege to wham the Ravenna, Power is to be its. Sereted, what cooduct he shall pursue; and the 61.4 1111Meemitilir bed his adopt Win (bemire all hi. Fa- Wee Councillors, to depart from bin Father's 'ye. Mm. sad to take theta to hi. Cobiost sad eon- faievose".—.Where did this =lamella tool of Mi .nimaraloarn aU this ?—.4lmir cum he to be s !I:slued bias the secrete of Opposition s who most despise biro es a astamets columoistor ? And upon whet nu *Pity does be assert that the Opposition already be gin to dictate as his Royal U.%hne.s the Prince of WA ass the course tibia's be most passe in the event of oltagency? Where is the proof upon which thi; ialitiasent rests? Csa even the simple assertion °Noy qopoinable individual is society be adduced iu it. - . . sppportt Of all the Pusuces friends, mud 11117 in • atudwidatost all tho mak. Weals, and virtues of the wouritry, who is the man, whether Peer or Ciadloser, who has dictated to him. even sow, the ommliict which ha must ranee u a private iudivi ufw 4.114•"4111 Wpm AM his coeduct as of Eng hod ? is ilia specific act or acts thus di- Utak , sad is whet mandate hes the ands etowidr , C titisis rekeived ?--These are questions 1 Ishii*. the'Poblic have a right to expect au an- Were, These arbitrary advisers might to be k -down, that they may be scouted from society. and tly• Plttera be put upon hie guard against their evil ad vice. If the writer in The Currier be justified in Nokia; the issertioe, he owes it to his Country and to Opposition to make the discovery, that the iinteend may net be confounded with the guilty, end that His Royal Highness's false friends and evil councillors may be (1 , -v..ted to that execration which tiey so jus.ly d .—gut we are only chal lenging and provoking *discovery. whir.h we know. end every isms conversant with the ch.tr.cter of the Pitt ice and his friends know,. it is not in the noivi-r of the Ministerial scribe iu Tde Courier to +flake. lie has so authority—uo, not even the shadow ug au thority. not so much as the word of a valet, for this gross and sc . attrilloati libel !—On the contrary. he knows that, if not the cpiusgr of his *wiz brain, it is a slander engendered by the fears and jealoo ties of his empinyers.—.But what is the motive that Gould etscourege risen to dictate to the Prettscs. or induce His Royal Highness to submit to their trammels the Ministerial Writers.—•• The algictios,” says Tito Courier. " which Providence bee pleased to visit oat the Kiva and os the em pire, is to them the promise of power mod of p... tisane; hi their fon I expectance, • event joie 11111. • ofvfir'--the prospect of power, the sweets of ilitie.gre the emoluments of office, dance before their delighted imagioatios; they occupy their thoughts by day, their deceits by tight ; and every gessoes, look, mod imettelt. betty , their reseroess to itejlty Ate adraoteges (key mein to themselves foki g grgeocy."—.-We defy the most esseterty painter to draw a mote perfect picture or the pre sent Mirristrys little cJterie of third,rate law yers, who irtrlMe4 to Coastitution .Ms . ket into .enatnitiri7siifCs prectisek - s . vCry-S4l:Ace delusion, to kerp themselves there—on inalmolle junta, two, mistaking the agility of II irleilnin far the energy of a State/imam, have Heated the fl..wer of OUT !may ju ill-concerted and impish is expeditions, OtTjtept skald's:4lll,Y .theii,prejuiliers and, pensions, strength, security, end prospe rity, ifetieifittsfrrir its ',effect union, ounceet, and concOtditaec - l7.lllera theo we have an answer to our qustion.. h w ere is the . source anal igin of the calumny thrown upon the Patrice and. his friends. Ministete and their retainers ,treasure °liters .by. their own standard: They fancy that. the world can be brought to think that there is a set of retpectable men in society capable of acting like thernseivearra set of men, whose thoughts are occupied by - day, and "their chasms by night, with the sweets of patronage and the emoluments of office; whose every word, look, and gesture. be tray their anxiety and fears for the loss of their ill-gotten power ! But the calumny, however venomous, can only poison the mind of the ignorant. Upon the well informed part of society it can have nn effect ; forte ask them to credit this foul slander upon Opposition. is to ask them to give up their me. more, their experieuce, and their understandiog ! Is it not uotorions. thlt the Opposition, when in power, gave up their places, rather than subscribe totaxis act which they regarded as contrary to the spirit of the Constitution? and is it not notorious. deo, although since pressed to return to power, they refused the invitation?—Yes, pressed by the very Mr. Ilbaesvat.'and his creatures who woulil now represent them as ready to sari diet, every thing to the attainment of office, and to whom they would have us believe 1, this goodly frame, the eolth. seems a sterile promos:tory—this most excellent canopy, the air—this majestical roof, fretted 'with u fire—tin other than a. foul and pestilent congregation of vapourv." unless they happen to be in power !—is the time so far hark that we must forget vriton the Royal couriers set off express northward and southward, to the ex.. trirmitie. of the kingaloo.„ to Earl Gary. at How ie!: in Northuntherlamh, and to Lord GriliN VILLE. at 13el:01111M w Cornw::!I. requesting their attend ance in tuna to Coin a combiued and extended Administration. and share that power which Mr. PLIICLVAL nial his Colleagues felt themselves not. aid. to wish! ?—Can we forget that the offer was ; and that t h e very men who now charge these Noblemen with an inordinate thirst for once. reproached them at tits tinie with want of lou to their country and duty to their Sovereign, is not aceeptitig it ?—The dignified. disinterested. and constitutional propriety of conduct of Opplial fion, being thur established by experience and the evidence of facts—we cost to the libel as applied to the peMce etc IV A Las. And here we mast COM plisiu is haunt against the very disgraceful atatiner in which his Royal them as bits been dragged forth by the Treasury scribes, with a view to • excite a prejudice against him. and degrade his eheracter in public estimation: but as it hes been nude the subject of animadversion, justice requires *a an. sek. It is notorious that the country has been upward* of six weeks without an Executive rani . peteot to perform the functions of royalty. and yet not a step hes beets taken to supply the deficiency. Is their all we have read of the excellence of our Constitution. consisting of King. Lords. ants Com. molts, a delusion? and can the first and most trawn tint of these parts, the very key -stone, of the arch, he take.' away, and the whole remain perfect ? It not (for it would be au absurdity to suppose the affirina five), this is no time to tell the people that we can do without a King—that the interests of the coun try do not suffer by • suspension of the R.iyal fune tient —that the shadow of a King is rail, ere,' ou bis Nlusister—ao.h thalbit msy be said of Mr. PEGCS V•h. us of 1.),01, " Whet *veined hie bend " The Lk .11m of a kingly crown bad on i" But what are the rrasiiii• which Mr. rancorat. awl his Cu:leagues urge a tecuporery ex pedient to supply the pri stilt ilr:iciency in Go. vernment ?-11rity, Il a M.diravry (they hive said) would he gre.ltly hurt in hi. wind. when, on his recaV'sry, he slionisi learn that Parliament had entered at all upon the question of a Itexency.— Pray how are we to hang this ?—Are we to believe it 3—Are we not rather to consider it as a slander out red against the King ?-- Nhat ! are we justified in supposing that to gond a man as he has ever .hewn himself to be, would fed offended when lie should be informed, that, during. long and severs Worse, his Eldest Son (aud that Sou one of the most enlightened characters in the Nation) hod heels performing his duties for him ? In the case eleven a private concert,, would the bead of a bank, for instance, if rendered by sack. net. imeapable of atteoding to bookies% be offended with his eldest sea sad heir apparent for atteodiog to his interests, and filliug his place until his res cowry The idea cannot he entertained fur • mo. sent. And if this argument be good in private life, bow much stronger does it become in the cast of a King who lives only for the good of his people 2—Tbe creatures of Ministers judge of the King by themselves, when they presume to sus pect his capable of .salting his own private intere,ts or fe,lings niato the goo?, cf i!ie country is at stake; and Chit iosinuati.ins are no leas in jottings, to -.the t PrinV.. Pito; hailing hill Fit:.er's recovery wi,th lilid aitctto.i, : at.u4l say to hi, Itoist Parent. like iu great mat r Henry the Fifth— TLeic is your Crown, And He , that wear. the Crown immortally Long guard it poirs ! If 1 aflict it moire Than u your honour outlay your renowl, Let lIIC so more from ibis obtilieuee rise— (Which soy most trot: and inward-duteous spirit l'eachetti)—•this prostrate and extern*. bending. If it did infect my blood with joy, Or swell my tinsaglas to any strain of pride; Iran, Mitt ur vain spirit of mine Did with the least atfortion of a welcome Give mitettainmeut to the might of it, Let Gud foe ever keep k from my head, And make me u the poorest vassal is, That dada silk awe anal terror hurl to it." Again, it is urged as an objection, that, in case a Regency is formed, great changes and great em barrassments might take place in the present orga nization of the Guverninent—the present Ministers will be turned out, and the Opposition will he put in their places.—Aye, this is the secret of the toy-. sty of the write s in ne cornier ; this is their definition of delicacy to the Sovereign. according to the Ministerial !—So then, let Mr. I.J:um:A-at. and his Colleagues dictate to the H eta A I.:wit:xi his Ministers and his measures : let him Icier them in possession of their bed of rose , awl all those ap pendages and appurtenances of office—sweets that intoxicate Aar senses ; hut, to truly disinterested and dignified men, laborious awl wiinftil duties— give Ministers and their dependants an unlimited li cence to do all this, and all their delicacy disappears; the Patice may be Regent. and the deficiency in the Executive may be supplied without lnager de lay !—How soy set of mess can be so callmis and hardened in their adherence to their own petty interests, surprises us!..-But the Country will be wore hardened and call rats to its interest*, if it su b fer such little men aid such paltry motives tasteful in the way of its welfare !—Suppose the whole herd of Ministers swept from their places; why, th'e Country will survive the blasts but can its affairs be adsuinistered as they now are ?—Snob was the velocity of Ministerial changes at one period of our history, that when a Frenchman from Calais landed at Dover, his first question was, .4 Who is the Minister now ?"—Yet in all this ra pid succession of new Ministers. Old England throve sad loarished—but a change in the (:oust intim' is a very different case. Old England has, and we hope will sustain, perfect, prosperous, and entire, the change of a thousand Ministers, including even the mighty Mr. Primeval. ; but we cammt be sure that she can so sustain a change of her Constitution.—" Perish Illinisters !—let the Constitution live !!!" We this day resume our extracts from the Paris Papers.—The west important article is a Decree by Ens APAItTe. relating to the Press iu France; from which it appears, that the !smeller of Omen hating bt•ets antecedently reduced. those into whose possession the prohibited or other presses any come, are to make declarations of their hav ing such dangerous weapons in their custody, end apply for per/aissioa to use or keep them.—The other articles are. a Russian flalletin, giving an account of some sweesscs in the tesr with the 'Parks—an order nt Poolin for burning English ma. iificittres--ins,l butler recount of th. proceedings in the Swedish Diet. which terminated its session by a restolutiqn avian ills SWEDIeH Nbeirl,,ty now lo England, and a reduction of the civil list. The Diet closed its salute nu tae 12th, and the propo. •it . of die French Governs 1)y he chief of which was to insist upon war with England, were not known at Stockholm till the 19th ; that is, a week Jew the Diet had separated. This is an important fait, as some found on it an opinion, that BONA. P•RTE'II demands cannot be assented to till the re-asstinblicg of that body. Government, we understand. in consequence of the last it:ttiltgence from ere not (it 611.41 all to the necessity of geottiog out et,y further mitt foreetnents to Lard %V ELL! X GTO X. The 89th, or Connaught Ringers. distinguished themselves greatly at the b:sitle of Buzsico. Ia the comae of the day they encer..fu;ly ch.srged a Ludy of French tresms thrice their number; and ■t length got se completely wedged in amongst the 36111 rcgionent of Wrench utfant►v that they hair not room to u• . e their bayoners-..at that moment their early habits occurred to them. and each indi vidual turning up the heavy end of lti. music set, so belaboured the enemy that he gladly pt mated them to extricate themselves. snecessor loan yet been appointe.l to General lli STLWAILT, of the 43J Light Infos:try Itescionent, who was killr,l I jumping out of a winalow the delorionn of • retro.. Some beautiful NI sps of G.imsny, France. and Europe. have lately he co 1111 l toil in t.ri:eic, oil hoe consbrir which may be folded and vomited as • pit ket-huldkerchief. There is a report. said to be founded on intel ligence received frogs Americo. that one of the int nuntwaras of Congress wonld be to revive the Non-intercourse Act lowliest Great Britain. The motive for this di tertnioation is said to he the re fusal of our Govcritusetit to rescind the Order. in Council. Upon that point the letter of the Mar quis Wassassav, which hes been published in • former piper. aught. we think. to satisfy a Go vernment even moreimpracticable than 'bet of the United Statce.—A rumour Ave prevailed on Satur day that Mr. Pattcasit was preparirg to return to Assents. ..-:...- ~ (93f ~•a - v ' t'rit 4 ,.5...... ,n.:. ( ,-...-14.:.- v .9.._.,,..—:-._.,,,,. j-tr.-* -k„,..i"--, _ --; LliP L woo % ws„,,, BRITISH Faril FER The ►icence granted by to • lin to Colonel Greville, for this to be directed to its trtn has a gree I to admit Mr cipal in the undertaLing ; end, presett seam, Colosidliro.till e the ariangeisitnt et the Lyceum, of the licence has hitherto heels F.lliston is to have the eat the concern ; and it is proposed lisluneut which shall be worthy trolaiv. Colonel Grtville hs such ittivontagto as may prnhalt fur the trouble and expense to pot hy the prozwcution of the of the graht of the licetter. oxlona umrEngtri. mr Wesl,ll4d iy last the fullutsitt sdlikitted to Degrees:— Doc-rolls IN ntrtt Rcr. John Shaping., gunge time of say urn:4lol Collegc, Itecior of Monti C Otis nog) trells, V* CM of Stamina I Cock., :IA one of Ilia 3froj , ody's Jinn OK county ogi S nett, giriongi Color Cog. 11. custom Haug Langston, of SI4*TEIO4 OF AU' Rev. Thames Polaritaarl, of Qtstesel Rev Critrge Augusta' Mr; vier, of Grar t (e. Clough Marshall, of kl 111 r. l:wvid Lookloaehi. of Christ CI R. v lICI.III ; IttV. Wilii.ule Bostatiteii, Ti 1:4(11V.I.ORS OF A, Mr. F.•heard Win , Nor Riebords, of Air. Wilfred Ke.nl.llll elefneettom, n, Mr: hydrant= Henry Peppin, of 311. Anthony 31. rein Bettye Storey, e. George Henry %Yahoo Harlon.. Kai Mr. Henry Hicginotto, of Be t o.g ooft Alr. Chinks Tyroiiiit Drike, Mr. Ileory Waylay oflkr Yesterdsy the crowd of ad ras Pals Ce. enquire after the state health. arts. se is canal on a Sur Besides the Pages in Wa,tiog to St. Helens attended as the Lai the room of Lott Hirers, oho Lord Charles Spencer haring f au Saturday. ►ir George °dm the &dein, miter. Saturday mor:linr. ffrr 11, ELIZARETH and MARY, took Un anctreturned t ti.e Palace at Duke of CASIBRIDUR, Prince! &Pill., rode out 011 horseback. Park fur two 119ura. The Rol COMpanied by Lord Watstac: Lay. Generals CARTWRIUIIT RI hmela TA Loa and Dt.nauwr l'e‘terii..y morning I:i,ine Si ed to lien Niaaxtrry and the Pftt Itor Castle; attatorardt they re:lc tetutmel to the Palace nt The I)itchesti of OORDAt had, Friday, EU ht.,. halm io Loner which %V as *Headed by the toincil town. The Emil of Motet and her reetrd its town next Wedoewhi: shirr. Colonel and Mrs. TisaumoNT 1 for lititton llall. Yorkshire. to lin:idays. Friday morning Mr. PERM' A I *or Castle. where he remained al Beteeen the realm, of SIIAL of SIDDON etiti Guam's rasa. Corea-Garden ' every night. On Saturday night, at Coreel tha fallowing plos.,ge io king when addressing his Council. most tumultuous applause, at, considerable !eolith or thoe.--00 presentation of Om piece the sem much noticed : " I thought 1 had memo' IMMO wisdom limy Council—Nit I fii The Mince of 4uttautc to enrich the Treasury of Covet] The cause of the Beauty and frsu.,:lit with all the evils of that, tsio, there was Hbye • Arrivals at the Queen's Medi the 49th ult. Front thy Soath-.-Lard Jobe Coma *nil Mrs. l'ye. Mn. W.W.II*, Julia Juliano! ander Ramsay, Mrs. Ramsay, From the North—Gen. Stewart; 41.1., M. P. Orby (Hiller, Esq. Andel nod Louisa Gish. Newberry, Ms. and Mrs. Graham alio While Me Esq. and Mrs. Melville Gammas; Thntrias Wyberib, Easy 1 NOIII2IIII, and IVillasic Ord, Esq. M. Arundel Theatre clued for ne.rlAy night. The parformas benefit or 'Fitovilt, the have overflowed in every pen. 51rasrb. linguine and CLAP.' the Theatre at Louth to.neorro , Plat of The Streeter. and laughs et Locksmiths. i<irre.l7own (Wilts) Coursing piece on Tuesday last, who was enemas company. A great roan: who in Renew.' ran well, an& brown bitch, beloorng to Mr. superior stile, and wee the fay. Cou.tritoniatm—At a Gall 1 the late Lord Olson* at Tuesday last. • espy of. les Lordefil The ilysteriores Mother was t'. ISM. !! ! Gray's Odes, witi 51. 1.-4 ',inc.! of serer, poetry. "pigmies, &e. for sizto Lordsh,p's flieroglypkic Tales pi i 9 terl workti. a rovsll pmmprilet (fain array°, urns gladly' place! next Cnllirctror, for tip- .ol stsrlia; f—Cao BasArsterc rt sittlfl iAi‘ i r-. fr Nab oft 19 ' Arnit ti k OPEkA , V e. • idle I late Lord Ci , in I • I - . . I P 9r P a lesio, t„ 1 il " ve eliject• Cu! .fiiii It. EilistOß R . OA j , at the ( 1,,,,, 4 , . e will withdr aw f t . and rn i by ts ht.", t h e i g elf I 011OpOlicl. The fir " I usive dir. (t t„ ~w: ii ed v of '...e 1,40, a ,, ..,., yr if. reserved MY c0mp,.„,,,, e • the 1 which l ie haw , :. 1 objects which led '''to Ike al r...s by 0' ITELLIOENCE. ... i w li g Cealetueii w I '' I. mul 1 111;TY. v i, et. 4 Queen's cosi e , r- It tv rtisbroJ, in the to • ,litriir 11 Burl, it. ik e r 0 . 0 ,1 ' . tae minces of 81" I. 'pounder. nnper • Waithnin Carle. • nit liTs. ne.l, is College. , 0•11 , 1 I Oriel College. (the d il'adioniu Colitis. Cluireli. i ni in il Okh 1 "%fishy College. i e. ART,. km's f Jesus Colk7e. 114 e of ei st.Adoui tail. i 604 Wirlinto Coarse. 10213 . y, il.no. of o,i Clui,t Cu • /Ithe •6rile "i - k i er : l In CoArge. the Ai. etenite Lige. ad rei ianks retina faro e to - .11 Xt. of His 31,,jr qaday, very r ea r o tve.-ive ' hem . I ..ord is War A nt Os o was not in t.. flue gone out of wi l . tires borne was Groom 1k Well LIJIISTY. Prin • lei 0 i airing to Frog , two a t two o'clock. Who ensee A cousra Wed b kin tl'ilida.ir (;r rely' o).i Party were ei tlti :HAM. Ludy CO ript:ll surd 51•440EL5• With r. p Frog iervice was pert the ttocesiva to w, it cto Froonore. , I • ist two o'clock. ohs, d her wood Ito. Toe , r Groove-nor , awe rincipal lioLiiit am /oda er • I A tlyship ire don ay, from Lelees Ali air r left town last w Noon co yaw the Christ.. ktlfie Wry AL arrived at V.l ad tit about an hoar. " owl it hsea•sa. the tier letrin RI the ottrarlimr ether n Theatre is crow 11l 'ent Carden Thee' 'Fiona g Henry the I'll I • snout was merited t' . to t u Rod continued f..r Th, -Oa the preiii,i,s of teet , ondeace was like* @gaol poof ne understanding • slime Sod none." Laws, as l'ara will not , debt° reist-tiatdest Tim. al the Bea,t ly.st-,• Ca Pandera's box— bent st t.l,'e bottom o',. • 1 1 011 id, N ew c as tle, I ' ,l ;re.- maw owipben, K. P. Cl'o 1 . 611 ; Arnoun Hope, F.Yq L anr , i r, Robert Wriono, broil Iglit Him. Wilh.ro I bun twos of Mortruse; IL shall ; Colonel re:e . Is 'Kaman Men. Roc ' If 1,, ilk so d t,T. ebb bus LOol40 • E•sl. 4, p , .P. on We ray 1. Day, tire season on tr file ROCCO we re for CI he Manager. lori,, 0h Ilk propose or am. low evening. vi'sh el 4 the Farce of t'bicl 14,,,, rein Meeting t ;1 10 4 is attended by s lot my ham were f; i th e A ci tired the - dogs. 11n0... r. Conftp, ram dal, vonrite. , Jo ao ile of books ari • t .; Strawberry Mille " Vele Ardeliip's raged to p., i knocked down &ft, th Beardh is drsi str .. and 100-e lea. W 'teen pounds ; .in 1 es (shlelt Ate i. t.- ,i let of show tic, vii -i• • 11i,,, rchiniert, by In PIN. -WO Of si.t ter- , p. , te , ruin %licit a cei-i i, i . ,