The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-03-25 00:00:00

I r . e _ ._.tee ~ • • W., !• 1 'mail that eonfosims amifiniseiv most g." on inn easing. If you sett me where is the remedy or say, as modern politi cises are apt melte Ilia the evil in time will care itself ► I coutrad that these ate remedies; and 1 deity that !been', if unchecked, will rare itself in any other way thou by perpetually istereasimt the necessity fur the adoption of those moonlit s. A only enlightened stattxusw will aVeli, by wise ameliteatiug measures, those isereasieg reale, whieleif permitted to proceed wurbuteliell, will ine vitably derange the anal ertinn which is his duly to di &vet andicuutrul. Past history exhibits nu combination of eirtiiiiesiasers which beats any analogy to lb. piesent Cri6int: the time never existed when luowledge and misery were au closely mad emeasively nailed. That such an union r .0 be of lung derelict's, is ihspassible; one ur other must prevail; sad no Naiad competent to look into futurity eau he at any loss lo eunjettsee'which must yield to the other. The only safe course which Government's can wow pursue is not oppose, but to read anal direct, knowledge. Those Governments' which will not, air mama net thee, will have Wen-snag difficulties to encounter, which no ar talent power opposed the permanent w:lrdieing of the people whom thergovern, ran long withstand. 1 tritst,loy Lord, the IlrilisliGoreniment is sinedestilied . lo be one of these. I feel eatAdent that there is too•mneb good inten -16111 and intelligence seat amongst in to permit this evil do he inflicted on • Rada so willing to remitter its temporary interests to the security of Its future liberty and happinewe. 'lt is these c.maiderations which Online me to bring before your Lordship these liberal semediet fist existing evils which tan be alone effectual. Security call noir be found roily in that system of milky whit* regards *hemmer train. lug, 'amnion, and advantageous employment at: the wort nag dame; as the primary ohjeets ef Covenneseal. 'Every other remedy which - 50y be attempted will prove a mere palliative, and now a very short-lived palliative. Sia s , my laird, hew utterly vale Mat it be to attempt these awns, while au large a part of the popalatiou us I have desevileed-.. ohile not adults milt of either sex, bwt even child/no of a tender age are torquiforl to labour in witheolthy oeenpailons for 14 or 15 hours per day? Sorb a practice kits 'arisen from the blind efforts of Ignorance, that, in its catenates to grasp at instantiate wealth, &arils the only mire menus of Mauler its permanence abet ils benefits. The opposers of the anteineratieus proposed would be themselves great lesions by their adoption. Let the aubjeet be viewed fairly eves as sae of mere pin or peniniary pruit oely, and it wale, be esti to prove to the satisfaction eat every out who 'has Not her. trained to become a mere niatinfatturer, nr whose naiad has nil been tea deeply imbued with the pre jounces of trade, that ell parties interested mast necessarily be cabins wider the regulathas which ought now to he s i dopied—almt *that more weskh shall be created for all, at a less cost, sad with more comfort, to each. But I need not occupy your Lordship's time with the detail, of an te nement, only to those whose ideas have been coo. Seed with in the af a certain class, sad who are ea mipiently•ineriespetent loony process if reasoning, in which it is lovelies, to view society se a thine , tool nut iu little detached and eueuanteted podia's. The ipi4iion is mow before the Legislature and the coun try, where 1 have long wished to it, that its principles might be fairly mad fully disco aped by Stabsusen who berg no Unfree!, either real or imesioary, in the repeat destruc tion of the health, morals, pod hippie's' of tiorir i7tAlort`s -4 bwq only Metre" lekerwards is perish relief. regret, however, tb eyeshot she amelioiating alarms which the Bill before me co 1M in its present form, are Made. quate to remedy the evils ?Inch row rain, sad which twig ago ought to have beeMpreveptest. its rosette/an limit its ; iuteWed sinclioratioas Jo Cotton Mills only, and permit children at nice pan old to he eilaployed in them from that period to s ix teen yeah; of age, twelve boors and a half we day, allotting only rum hoer anal a half ter meal, end exercise ins the open air. I hive no doubt the WM- ihreeker with whom ibis Bill originated, sad who has devoted so 4 touch time to the subject, is aware that theta rumbaing, are very inadequate to meet the existing evils. He was probably ; ',lrani hn oak more, lest be should increase the opposition of those wll4 thinklitetasehres harvested in perpetrating an oppression on their fellow-creatures, worm than soy *ism, of Ilse same extent with Which the Imam race has hens hitherto Gained. We are uuteronainted with any Nation, acacia or modern, that has 'offered its buodreils of Show- Medi of children, of roma to twelve years of Kr. to work itteesesully orifices bars pet day in se otarlivated unhealthy atmosphere, olloniog them only forty miaow, out of that time for diluter and champ Of en, hide* they breaths often in &alp cellars or to Renee% is arailatollioa row streets or dirty Mae. Sail this system of • b e by the British Legislator, if the iP a lli. pe li p s . posed shall be allowed to peas in ids pretest Stale ter it is is evidence takes bdova's CeatialUat sit the Holm et Coal man', appointed to bireplitiate the s ubj. °, that swell prac tices prevail in other mama 'choice as unhealthy as the cot ton. It cannot fur a "worst be supposed that the Legisim • lure will wow compromise ifil'cherafter by giving its MOO leaflet tumid) &beets. For better would it be that the evil I, should remain is its fell talent, than that lbs.simar • should he mocked by esteatettesdp which swirlyllMdt wad petty, paltry relief to theme scaplisid la WM liasall; arum Allaaatif•licturel , *kik ammo*. - Autd hawk,* of Am other situations ere IA to experience an the oppression and slang of which I now complete. My Load, I do hope that this important subject will be lakatzamd tiefesultd . by the i l u iast m i i en bc Crow. on on the its des =Off drhiepee llr that rem: Wien or viy will uleat re p rove formatiun is ▪ fieseseisey to compel them to protect She oppressed Rod ibebialplees ; sad that they are willing of themselves so be gin the wed; at pedal raiatasstiutt, at that pestnt from -Wake stare say • twattlisial eatersailua can ewer tbalrlittlet ' 1-4111ot is, by attemling wail to the proper trebling and We ed*, Maio( onterstioa. Let this porn be adopted polarearm of the damsel& volley of Goat Britain ; it any early be wanted, that her past ileeting.pro aperity and success will heroine as shadows, obeli con trasted with her (stare pemostient strength and glory. Alurtnuate opportunity at the proper moment now m orels itself to begin this admirable work, i.n , l let us hope it will be seism' with avidity by our most enlightened States wen, who discarding the ittniirant Rod ilegradiug feelings ' of party, wilt unite all their efforts in a rause he which all have a common interest, end by the ailopthiti of timely pre veinier measures, founded on prineioles leading to union and gootLwill swag mankiad, will overcome those evils in the social system, which now in den', direct' threaten terribly to dissolve all existing government* and Waits. none_ Ito, ray Lord, sod I pot the question 'to you as a practi cal Sharman, ram the habits of the generation be well and properly ionised while they continue to be immured atom from infancy within our demoralising and unhealthy mannfietswies for 114 or lb hours per day? Or rather, my this's!, nodal the greatest comity to human nature devise more effectual means by which to blight every hope of im eruvemetit or happiness to man ? Could such a being, in inc plenitude of his emoting and hatred, so surely settle in set N toilWr any a blasting curse on human beings, or au err issfl.ct upon them every form slid degree of miss fly 10 N. hurl, their nature is liable? Tu advance one step hiTunil i• mere pretence to ameliorate the wretched condition of the se mhos% classes, the sole instruments by which user tines a. le.„ use comforts, and our luxuries are produced, they most he protseted from that oppression to %bath they are oust a rooter'', and their children most be plaei•J under sir , issustioicess in which they may he trained ill habits useful to themselves a n d to society. If the Sill new before she Ix gisl.,t nee secure not Sheer objects, it will nut tires I Ray thing that had not sisals letter lie left it odour. Isimead of eon tionng the provisi 0000 • of the Act to Cotton Mills only, they extend lo all manufactures iv nate" er not carre-1 on in mienr loosens instead of rlsilcl,.n being edemas d at nine years of age to work iu Comm Mills twelve and a half boors per day. with only all haof and a half :us meals and nervation ' nu child should be admitted to work in any nia litieseisily before Iris yearn of age, and at for more than six home per day until he is toilet years old. And 11.0 loarUclalsr should be permitted to employ I Mier young sir fer 3 luUrsr period titan twelve hours per slat, allow inz 1:e m out of that time one boor fur breakfast usol another Is, log ten hours for full and 4160G111111 TWO" 'llan visa aurr,luer tl glut brut 4!,...1111 e' lit it,., alkar s.f fusgalAr end Nettie mil. iistab;i,lii.d a. li.t. list 4kUrt of daily labour to be AT NINE O'CLOCK TO.ILIORROW lIORNING (Thom- Amy). LOTTIERT DILOVII. Three Prizes of 30,0001, fah oilier Capitals, and 8 Pipes of Port. CADY-MT.—Holiday at the Beak, Esehesser, East I.ai■, sad Sloth &s Houses. THE BRITISH PRESS. LO N DON, WEDNESDAY, MARCO 25, 1818. The Paris Papers of Friday and Saturday arrived last inght.—The Theatre-Royal of the Odeon was burut down on the 20th. lu a city so devoted to theatrical this must be felt a notional calatuity.—The following account of it is given iii the Monitenr :— PARIS. MARCH 21. required from the working classes, would sot be still more 1 of nxien, owl restored the coarse of trade be ecsmomiral suit profitable for the country. - tweets that country anti the Island or Cube. I am folly swam of the clamour which them propositions will at first fall from the Wad avarice of commerce; for The Lord demised for a debt of 40,000 frolics at eeele/eleel lei Par trains her chit'llaa to s ee °or their Saint I.4o g ie, is Lord S pen cer Chichester. immediate ricappartot Interest; their idles are too confi'act rd at , ram di m h ire d the rim i ng wee k, m eg* es year Leticia from Hanover state. cwt the return of at the amnia. They have beet. taught, eny Lord, to cos- the liatioverinis contingent of the Army of Occu pa alder it to Ise the creme of wisdom to expend millirem of Wil 1 . ~ capital, and yeses of catraaa di a ,,,, ,441"r0 tm jeali . as - li on to I entice is decided upon. . General Count well as to saerifice the health, morals, nod comforts of the D'Altess. also commtods this COlitingetd, is ex pest ream of the solijerts of a nimbly em aud pire i , m t e li n s ase t the i LtaLy . peeled immediately at flanocer. saelesply improve the ensoufatture uf, Resod fur, pins, Needles, sad thsviada—that they way have the singular salisfactiou, after insinosse care, labour, slid anxiety os their own parts, to destroy the reel wealth and strength Of their roma ry by gradually sindereniniug the PlO ests sod physical vigour of its inhabitants, for ibe sole end of relieving other nations of their due share of this enviable process of pin, neeolk, and thread making. I tense, my Lord, it is out by such rata that our great mairroal contents ire benethrward to be directed. ' If their 'en* is to predonsiaale is our roomed,. the vital interests of else country most *minim utterly...imaged to the grossest political ernes. It is the creed of this elms, that au effort or expense should be spared. to improve dame trilling burble, sad Waterier, which, when perfected, see of not iotrisisie vale, whatever, which cannot add a particle of strength or comfort to the empire' ; while any attempts to ameliorate the covidition of human beings are decried as unatecevaary and visionary, as 'Morning out of the proper haziness of life, which to them is solely and eachisigely to . iittssoelate wealth—wealth which is unt only acquired at the expense of may Wog dist is frilly peat and valuable is the character of a amino bet which, when acquired, lx swim% rah in the highest de gree injurious to themselves aid others. It is, my Lewd, to such kind of itifitteare as I have now described that the hem leanest. Of she rotatory have been sacrificed /or Veare; sod if din tr e nvcronend cannot proceed without MK* aid, it la nut difficult to see to what it will speedily lend. Should it be urged upon you, my Loci], that these sad other mnellorotiteg measures will give such a stimulus to population that the world will soon be WO emalf fur its in hallimida, I cannot imagine that your Lordship will routem plate melt Pa argotteent with any alarm. I Mead to take au early opmatunity of skewing that this dread of ao excess of population has Ito better firondation thou exists for the Martyry terrors of ghosts and hobgoblins; that at this mos meet for earth is a coloparative desert ; that all its present lidlieldtasits sre suffering for the want of a Notch more es population ; and that whets the subject comes to be • ly understood, no real mil led! ewer be appreheaded eV this source. Being strongly impressed with this view of the sobject,l hive felt it a duty imperative twos Me, dins publicly tie sesenamssod to pone Lordship, as Prime Minister of the smestry. to adopt, Isy meows of the Bill now under the con- Mderation of the Legislature, a declared principle of gra. 'dually and systeinsiissilly reforming the growing evils of the country by well and property forming the habits of the ris ing generation. It is obviously a necessary prelimioary to Ws work of reformation, that the asainifecturer should re linquish the presiiMitre and oppressive employment of chil arm.. The importance oldie subject of this letter mailers it unnecessary to apologise for having thus' occupied so AIM of yur Lordship's time. the assured that with every afeeling of respect for the long sacrifice which you ta il or your private conduits, in the discharge of I remain, my Lord, Tour Lurdship'a must obedient humble Servant. NOBEItT OWEN. Nev. Lanark, Nara 20, 1816. •No real advantage has occurred from enabling oar fashionable females tufo, clime line lace sad muslins at one fourth of the former prices ; but to produce item st this -, ninny thousands of our population have existed amidst aiirre and wreichednees, and been carried prematurely to their graves. 'ably Should not have *We probably paid any -particoler atieution to the Meeting held last Monday in Pa lace-yard, had not the remarks of seine of our contunporarirs'seemed to render w kW words of ob servation necessary. The inhabiting* of West minster have, for a considerable length of time, been distinguished by the peculiar freedom, we had almost said boldness, with which they have uniformly expressed their political sentiments, so that in Parliament, and throughout the country, Westminster is regarded as the most decidedly popular part of the community. This Bistinetion, however, by no means convey, an admission on the part of those who make it, of any superior prat :tie*, Issgacity, or of more enlightened views of the nature of our mixed constitution, in those who lead the voice of the people in their public assent ' blies; on the contrary, it IS •synoiiiinous in the mouths of Ministers and their adherents, with revo lution and anarchy, and is 'felt by the Opposition, properly so called, us too frequently iticonsikent with their rational assertion of the geueral liberty. The promotion of a Reform in the represen tation of the people in Parliament is the avowed object of the " Meo of Westminster ;" but they are little aware how very much the violent conduct of some among them has hitherto retarded the completion of their wishes. Nothing is more easy for the oppokids of Reform than to stigma tize the proposition by extending to all its friends the unfavourable character of one or two of its least worthy advocates ; and, notwithstanding the evident injustice of such u dispensatioo, nothing has ever been more successful.. The great body of the people, those we mean who, by the posses. *ion of wealth and learasitig, enjoy the greatest por lion of power and inflaeuee, are ever apprehensive of sudden changes ; their terrors are easily ex cited ; but the effect is, to make them cling more closely to what they have long been taught to con rider as the sheet-anchors of the general safety.— We were not a little pleased to find that Mr. RUNT'S coarse invectives seemed no longer to pos sess any charms for the people, and that his pro positiou (to which any one who please* may give ass epithet) of making the payment of taxes conditional with Reform in Parliament, was re ceived with the detestation it deserved. Such a suggestion (for the thin veil he attempted to fling over it could not conceal its deformity) was nut only one of the most dangerous, but to our minds appears one of the most cruel that could be lung out fur the consideration of the multitude. Could the ignorant or rash man who made it an swer for the consequence of his fully ?—would he repay to the poor artisan, who might be ',educed by his flattering advice, the severe losses he must sus tain if he were to suffer his goods to be taken in execution fur the payment of taxes ?—or would lie save the unhappy man from ,the consequences of violence or outrage, in case of his interrupting the process of law ? From the occurrences which took place on Monday last, the downfall of Mr. Mar's popularity with the populace may be easily anticipated. Distinguishid as Sir I'IIAWCIS BURDWTT has long been for his peculiar felicity in addressing is popular assembly, yet we never heard him to snore advantage than in his speech on closing the Meet ing on Monday. The Honouruble Baronet pos sesses the two principal requisites of oratory—a sound understamtiog, and a sensitive heart. He has wit, too; but in him it is never levelled against the inisfortunes or the maladies of his fellow-creatures. To I the suffitings of the people, o► the wrongs of outraged humanity, form Ito topics fur ridicule or levity. He never disgusts his heurers, nor degrades himself, by exposing the infirmities of a wretched being whom he had previously oppressed, nor could lie ridicule sufferings he had himself pro tipster,. It belongs to others, we believe we should rather say another, to indulge in these playful topics, and to barter the good opinion of humane reflecting mind., fur the noisy acclamations of a few inconsiderate retainers on the Treasury Bench. A deplorable event has ',teed consternation in the quarter Saint-Germain. At half-past three o'clock a tire broke out in the boll of the i l litatre- Royal of the Odeon. In a few minutes it burned with great fury, and the theatre became the prey or the flames. The 11101 it prompt aisistolice was afforded. The firemen, aided by detachments of the National Ihnisril, the Royal Gaunt, the Royal Gensdurnierie. &e. and a great 'mintier of citi zens, were upon the spot, for the protection of the theatre, and to prevent the flame* from spread ing to The Riles de Racine and de Corneille, only separated from it by two arches. At half past four the timber work of the building fell with a great crash, and the flames ceased to hove any food lost the ruins on the bottom *of the bull. By the activity of the assistance the lives of all those resident on the premises have been paved. The fuur sides of the Theatre, the grand dwelling-phice, and the stair-cases, have been preserved. The Chancellor of France and the Grand leferetoilary of the Chandier of Peers repaired to the spelt of ou tie first revolt of the event, Mid reniaited duns;; the whole time of the fire. his Royal highness the Duke of [terry was }resent, and very active upon the oerasioss. Ilia Excellency the Minister cf General Pollee also afforded his best rseriloits. Two woirresi, one of whom resoled on the third story, owe their lives to the courage and activity of a young luau osineil Joseph Anisibil. A letter from one of the first houses of the havaimali, dated 4th Jatma-y, states that the cop. lure of 11;iia has pttpluceti the entire pa6licatiais Yesstetday the Hanovesian Minister hail an audience of the i'merns Itscest ut Carlton-house. A letter from Buenos Ayres, dated December Muiro- _ _ _ is 'lhr l'ortiornme took po•*ession of Coition dcl Sacra- Omit° ou the 20th instant. 1711. privateer Indepetitleure de la Sud sailed on the 17th instant with dispatcher front this Government to Rio Jaritiru, and it is ealocitil that she will call al Puitsinmith before. Ow Morns to dna s iv/i.e. Arrived the Elieueser, Clark, front Loinlou awl Monde Video, and a Slowed. ship, prize to the emigres. privateer , and Out the 19111 the Mumma° Ginn St. HAlena." Thr ships destined for the voyage of discovery of the Northern Passage into the Pacific, we under.. yr:au/Iday from the titer. The officers ►►re tuuti'dt•ut of soccer., and the well ore in the highest health utilt spirits. Oti Tur.ilay la.!, the Molt•, ussr•smeots, •od other 1"111 , 1. lehilitt to the lute Property Tux, front Htr t isinsterricrinriit to the conclusion, were collect- ........... _ •-,1 vagetittr at M. %ars, I.I'II.TONS . (lifer, in 61011Ce1t. ter, alai loartst, coulortptll It to 4 " 44141 " Innu the HUlibe of Cotntiti.iol. a t `t° 40. • • 34a),pt.7.,1P-: g 4101 , 0: . WINDSOR, MAacia 24. Yesterday the Duchess of GLOUCESTER arrived at the Castle hum London. At 4 Lite hour last night the Duke of 10 ,NT Hrrived. The weather proving. stormy and cold, the Iloypi Family have not left the Cutstie for two days Nat. This day the Prince of HESSE lIUMBOURG is ex licked to !my his first visit here to her 31.1.1ESTY and the I'm tiCEPSI:S. The bells began to rung this .mornisT, nod have contioned the %thole of the day. Numbers of persona of nil ranks were assseitibleti to expectation Of - seeing his Serene highness. BRIGHTON, MA'mut 23. We regret to observe that the intention of the Prince Regent to honour and enliven this town with his presence, almost this period, appears to have been resigned. Mr. Wafter, the home stew ard of the Royal establishment, was here last week, but has again returned to Carlton House ; and, wince his departure hence, such extrusive ulteratiotas have been commenced touching the apartments generally of'the Pavilion, as to leave but little hope that his Royal Highness cuts flint Fuit tole Irmo mmodations t h ere for many weeks to come. It may fairly he presumed, therefore, that Lis ab sence will yet be a subject of regret, perhaps foe several mouths. The weather, fur the ;realest part of last week, admitted of out-door amusements, whirls in some measure relieved us from that slate of ennui which the troubled atntosplieve had previously imposed upon us. The fashionable proineontles have, iu consequence, been pleasingly attended. The Dukes of YORK and CUMBERLAND Vi.itt(l the Pat Nos REGENT yesterday. On Monday the Duke; of YORE. KENT. cod &minx visited the Duke and Duchess of Gi.uu- CE . STEIt. About one o'clock the Duke and Duchess of GtoUCESTER left town for Windsor. Yesterday morning the Duke of GLOIJCINTEIt returned to London. Yesterday morning the Prince of IiESSP: Flom- DOURO, received tisitis from Baron PitilirZEK, the Rev. Dr. KI:PER, Btc. About one o'clock hi* Serene Iliglnte►s left St. Jamey's Palace, accompa nied by Sir HENRY CAIIVBELL. for Windsor, to visit the Qutgls and PutackusEs. The intended bride of his Royal Richness the Duke of CLARENCE is niece to the Duchy:A of You and grand-daughter of the El. ctor of lILSSE CASSEL. She is in her 19th year. The messenger, with the proposals of marriage, is now on his ally to Cassel. This Match is said to be particularly pleasing to her MAJESTY. The Duke of NORFOLK leaves town this day, for his seat, Arundel Castle. The Marquis and Marchioness of TAVlsrocx are arrived at Wooburn Abbey. The Marchioness of SALISBURY end I,Ord CRAN soaN left town yesterday, for Hatfield. The Marquis and Marchioness of I..Awsnown are expected to return to town this day, from the .Earl and Countess of JEltaElr'S seat, Middleton Park, Oxfordshire. The Marquis and Marchioness of HERTFORD will give a grand entertainment to his Roy a l filo ness the PRINC REGENT, E and a OfilliriOlis party Of distinguished personages, on Friday, the 3J of April, at Hertford House. Earl BATHURST gill give a grand entertainment to a large party of distinction, on the sth April, at his residence iu Alausheld-street. The Earl and Countess of WARWICK arrived nu Monday evening at their new rtlitirllt 1.• in Citillbv,- street, Berkeley-square, preparatory to her Latly accouchemesii. which is soon expected, from Lord and Lady Hot.t.mtb have left town for their new seat, Antpthill Park, Bedfordshire, nhicb was left his Lordship, with 6,0001. a year, by the late Carl of UPPER Ossoalr. Lady CN .IaI.OTTE STRUTT had a quadrille ball on Monday evening., at her residence in Hertford. street, lay-fair, which was attended by near!►• fiallionables; dat,cing con tttt titced at eleven o'clock its the principal drawing-ronan, which was tnost brilliantly illuminated, and continued till p. st three. Among Ibt c patty were— The Gneliesses of Leeds and Mariorion t li, Count and Countess illata. Marquis Gratualdi, Marrhwur•es 4.f Stat ion" and Lady Gower % the Countess Bathurst and Ladies G. and E. Bathurst, Countess of Caminito'. Earl of ('lots niel, Lady Siworre. Lady Aiiii Colling Smith, Lady Mary Buss, Lord George Thyoue, bird We) Iv, n. role Si. John and blajor Bipliiinton, Mts. lurk, Messrs. Swaths, &v. Madame de Bottattc, the Danish Minister'r Ludy, entertunted a huge circle of fabhoonshl e ,, yrmerdsty evening, ut her Welber k-street, Cavendit.h-rquair. Mr. a n d KP.Rrt are arrived ut their ItonPe its (711111'1es-street, Berkrley-*qtsare, from their beat to Ireland. LADY Monts '• ' t4 " FRAN CE."—A new tilition of this ‘Vntit, with tolditinind Notes, has just untwisted, Unlike the ephemeral productions of modern twui.Js, this Work coniiuues to occupy public attention iu an unusual degree. Etery one rkpecied from the pest of Ibis distin guished 11.aoly an amusing loud instructive account of the F r ench People; but they slid not lake into calculation the peculiar easiness of access to circles of rank and talent, which her Ladyship'. literary reputation obtained fur her. awil which ha. given her an opportunity enjoyed by noun of our late tourists, to poetical the British public aid) a series of delineations, anecdotes, and remarks, at once new and in teresting ; south though her sex has prohibited her from rangine through the nocturnal recess.. of the Polon Royal. and Crum seeing French life in several of grosser beelines, that as a has Moo enabled tier to describe other and not leis impoilsei features, which men, with all their sturdy John Bullisno, lure no possible opportunity of observing. The enmities of Lally MORGAN, however, have contrived to Imes tlo se qualifications against her, by accenting her ll.adpnip of publishing to the world sentiments whispered in twail.irs, an d d e tails of private history, regardless of the inconveniellee u. do.gruce Luch discloapres wilh.t produce:" 1,~, E4STEI: T1:1:!q).41*. Yesterd?v, ocean/tog to ancient custom, the sclinlaes n t :aito wotked lit pro cebaton to the Royal EXCtlitti t te.. %licit, shout one o'clock, they with their lit...Alit% eeel sub stir ndm.ttrd to the Malts 00000 mid alter seeing the orstinueutti of the Egyptian tl:uy pa.*rd through the grand 5000 u. ,:lent true Loup 14AY Mt, LADY MAYO:it:SS and the CD Offieet's, were seated, and the boys received hoot his Looiship's hand a sixpence or a siOliitig, stab all of tOrto a 14:105 of ome mot a hut. or two. After which, the Lofto MAYOR folltmed the boys in his State-coati) to Chew, - cloireh, oliere strwou wab welched by the Hevetend Doctor Cut FEY, of Cato4ridge, oil.) (1149 k his text from.) the 3:rla chapter of Jab, awl 13th verse. upon which lir gam an excelielit di!•couirse. From the good management of the Lunt) MAYOR and (:ottitillltrr, the grand ftbticat ou Monday ought nab conducted with 4tuclu gleAlef decoraut than tni former occasions. nett was nut that confusion and crowd a• formerly, when they p•tortiteil the 1e.:1•• 1001118, and detoured every thing they cupid *ripe. The relie,fittirist tut/ull4 were kept open till ikut four in the tuurning. GAME PEN.4LTIEY. It leas been very judiciously F.tv.tttiestedi that in any new Act relative to game, air by 3111 a.lilitional clause to an old one, it would be preferaljle to give half the penalty to the occupier (of the loud instead of the pour, be it would prove some reinuiserati,,st for the damage such orcupit r alight sras , airi li persons trespassing on hi, lan d , And ouuld iu to ea the tenant to lie a guardian of the pine, to which at present lie is indillerent. In tohlitiu,, le, every Magistrate in the country knows, that the half penally adjudged to the poor never ma c h os them, but goes to mingle witli will lessen the as set:Vomit for the relief of the pour aniongst the richer inhatitatits of the township, who have nu con cern with the business. Dispatches !rave arrived overland from Bombay. brought by Captain Mount:, and slated .24th NII. vember. The accounts state, dart the British (010.. vernment, having ascertained that the PEISIIWA was preparing for hostilities, marched a force of 4,009 men froto the Bombay army, to 0: pose The I'Llstiw• met us with 40,000 well, and fought two battles, in both of wILls lie was defeated. The first engagement took place on the sth sit No. vember, hut could not awe been of n decisive cha racter, as the Malin:ola titled - tails was agate) iso em od i ti oll t o c op e With the Britosla troonos ill th e 17th of the same month, when, notwillo s tolooli o . s4 rh o , olispasity of numbers, he was totally routed, flying to one of his strong forts, acid Irovoug to its fate. The English accordingly etoteied his capital in triumph. Lord HASTINGS had concluded a treaty- wale Set SO Platt, by which it was provided that the British troops might pass through his t.rriorolies, to p 1111 l sli the Pitotiarrees. It 13 1110, Itti'MCVer, sup pawed that a soilosisliary force will lie fixed upon Sea NIHAU, Nflu stems anxious ilb aulicubhe Uildetbtandlitig with the Cosoopao.y. wining to a,sist iu supper.biog the roliln.. but is iu every tholog to Lord I AsTLNG , .. I hoops of the PEisrivlVA hung two Built:oh officers whom they had made captive-311 outrage fur which we may presume that our crountqluen wire not show to enforce a rigorous retaliation. The City of York, during the Assize week, had a larger assenthiy of litort•ons ou lottawebb or Ipleitt.llle than has been rentettillered for many years. Tile Tinto re and Balls were uncotronion'y well t riterni e rl. 'Foe only people who are toot brio- fite4 are tin: torisoairrs in the Castle bor dell, %%Ito are sobligrst to he roolitted to close grunters dorio;:, the Assize week, is tie Castle-gaits are obliged to be kept open for the admission of public busloorss. There iwver has been fru) embeird maws) 11• i iels ham pros ed ru folgi in many caws us the laesent The great rimrirtlity has hero lanicinady cotitiord to she distemper in dogs, the rut in sheep. und 'lie typhus frrer In huuutt FA RMI N iilliabi lig in the norther') die. trios i% thought to proceed yrery tool the produce of double ktubm luor ro. y e t beets rety Frutu tlos vool state of th e tre.oltee, th e loose* VlTlOngs,l the ewer , have not been ntroyertruo. WESTMINSTER MKETIN 'Pamphlet of Lord SONIERS upon Parliamentary It. form. u nt ics il at the WENT:MIS:aII:It ILINLTING last Monday, is isohlibliril he l'umplaletecr, No. XX. 'Clic Political Tracts 0 - Mr. JEULMT 4ENTisAm ale Klan contained in that Work. Bur it late trial at Oxford, where it was observed that ii young Oxiiiiiati had more Wit►! than coo td he joked reiptibite for bins, a celcbrattil bit slster remarked, that it only proved he had the port of a gentleman. Many nervous, whose nismiers may ten he exactly furminl in the school of Chesterfield, ma d , never_ theless, lay claim to this port, its ellit6tlll4 . llCV Of the of Forinsie in the present Lottery, which conk ahem to ilematul their Port of BISH nay, they may even lie re- Pima lid if they make a lucky purchase before Tlitioal.iy neat ; as the report Is Current that the Tickets jail Shares are potag (IT CARROLL is in very considerable doubt, a titer, on attain midiessing the Public, be shoolil the greatest Wrest , upon the Prises he Mid i the List ler), wlsich cisose.i.J of Ills Irss 1114111 Six Catittai., iuriudn Two of Twrot y Pounds, or roi!arge upon tin Grattil Prises of 540,000 which mill remain 111 Ili ‘Vheet, suet which may AII hr drown TO- N:ORROW. Prsh.e , the Pahl ie nn in the same state of oncertanity„ tta,lern!,..l whether they should pitivirsar at his Fort osuite °dice. No. S. Continua., or sit his tither squslly Fortis iiate OXYWRID I,TRFA.T. This iiitlichitm, howerer. will %lien they ars tofortnetl, that It IS wow& ye..bable Ilvre 1> 4 £311,000 at each (Mice. Me wily way to s. COI e which ha; by as iminrd vote Purchase. SUDDEN DEATH.—()Is Soot,lay woroloa lost u. Air. Leta: to Gentleman of intleproileot fortour ot lierininidi.ey-street, tool jiist tioishrtl Cost. anti wart 111 the net of ttorlilitg a I,l:4yer-ho , k from los hook-vase, for the purpose of with hint 10 ehureh,4.e soddenly fell dueu anti instant' eiiiiired. Ills soot was in the room when the ow:411 tircomstitilee took placr, outtl tits,tantly *eat lor mottwal Gentleititit, hut ecru titlott to tertme too itritloa proved tut