The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-09-08 00:00:00

"4oka At spip• thr inipooboWito of the stories told. brining oirpwitomosteM kg owe ~'' met Iliatiallotisafier.agregy mom ; evil? Shensi& indestilfimemietin throwing out the Eft bat nothing,nne ore costvisteed, will satisfy her , *MUTT, ashes she eso ears* the *hole texture of the conspiracy egoism her honour, sod hold up ,tlitirsence of it to the contempt bud' Aggisies of MO world. the present diSeally had sot saw begs felt if g * Ministers had originally granted to the Qum alio or the witnesses, and • specification of the Amyx meant to be adduced against her. Tbe :•tanninde, however, that now remains of prevent ** injustice to her Matemet, is to suffer Mr. ,Sosturiam to open the case fur the defence. whereby the injurious impressions that must other wise vise from the publicity of the case for the pro. .sesatioia can alone be obviated. None but a per sonal enemy to the Qusgx can oppose it, be. ' COMM ns the proceeding against her M VITT is criminal in its nature, every indulgence compatible with the observance of public justice ought to be conceded to her, even though it might not be per fectly ' consistent with the established practice, of legal proeeediog. The indulgence required ought the rather to be conceded in the * present instance, as its obvious tendency is to prevent injustice. Our readers will we doubt not be pleased to per ceive that the Marquis of LillisDOWS alluded yes terday to the letter received by M. MAIIIITTI from his father in Milan, iu which the writer expresses jets fears that the provisions of the Alien Act will be enforced spinet his son on uccontst of his generous sympathy in favour of the QUEEN. Lord POOL, in beliallof the Ministers, publicly disclaim ed any such intention, and stated, that as soon as the letter had been communicated to him by Mr. Stoneman, he had ceased a letter to be written to Colonel allows, in Milan, requiring him to give an explanation of the circumstance. Paris Papers of Monday last bare arrived. Thy are principally occupied with extracts from the proceedings in Parliament against the Quasi. Accounts from Vicuna my, with some degree of waidence, that the Caverameol of Austria bits actually deteraioed to oadertske offensive (pastime agpisst Naples. The Austrian troops, to the easoput of 77,000 mea, are coocentrated between the Adige and the NI acio, where they we to await farther isaractiosa. If is understood that orders have been busied by the Cabinet W prevent the new Ambassador from the Court of Naples, the Duke de Gat.i.o, from passing the Ateserias frostier.. The advice, from Madrid bring dotes the sitting of the Coles to the teth of last month. la the sitting of the lid, the oath to be takes by the military was prepared. It ens. Mined the words 1 ! to defend the Catholic iblisios by fosse of arms." Don Taaems Poxce remarked, that these ear& were contrary to the spirit of the religion of Jesus Center, which did not require to be defended by teL mesas. 11 ); objection was admitted by the Corms, and the oath was referred to the Committee for reviaisa. This 0011111ITOM rte !sires no comtuest. Daring the siitiag 'fibs maw day, the _ _ tarter •uttnl bono•re to the memory LACY, ••d A G.:crux; A Flanders Mail has arrived, with Paperi from Browis to the loth instant. They contain some particulars of the praceedings at Csmbray, in aid of the plot at Faris, the object of which was to lance a revolt is the garrison of the place. At the new conference of the Continental Sovereigns at Test, it is said the plan of a new Alliance will be proposed, to present ether States from following the secret example of Spain and Naples, and to guarantee the iategrity and is. dependence of the States of Italy. The Emperor of AveTati, it is will place himself at the head of an ltedan Con ' rraraatiuni uu tbr same basis es the German Confederation. Accounts from Corfu of the 4th last represent the affairs of Au PAVIA, in a dispels.. situttiou. The Turkish fleet WU sail, men of war mid transports, has occopied all the ports of Epirus. Spanish Papers to the !Sib last, wish& ban arrived, sloe, that the contagious fever bad subsided la tat Island stAlls. joust. - Yesterday the Duchess of CLARENCI visited list Kluchrss of Kam? at tier residence at she Pelts* at Kensington. The Royal Duchess walked in Kcal , aiwon.gisidesis. necornpanieit by Prince CHARLES of I.eini.igen, Princess FEODOG, and the infant Princess ALESto DRINA. The Duchess of Cr.a stuck Teas-ei out of the gardens by the east gate tutu Hyde Peak, where her Ituyal Hsghne-s got into her cirrisge. Wedne-day Psineets AUGUSTA honoured Lady Catatonics with a snowing r,sit, at bet tesidence et Chelsea. • The Duchess of Gtoucstrta sod Princess Atmore% dined with the Duke and Duchess of IL:Leta:SCE at Wednesday. Oa Tuesday the Duchess of GLOUCESTER, 'Princess AUGUSTA, shd Princess Sorata, spent tie day at Kr.. , Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCES TER hid a numr...ous putty at Inner at Gloucester House. The coastanicessent of the examination of ailments %mom the Queen in the House of Lords was accompanied • ley thunder suit lightning, and yesterday the eclipse of Me Imo became visible just as the SOUCITOR Gamma 4 begs. to sum op the 'with Lee. What will the superstitious say to this! ••1114 Address to her Maeuerw from Exeter, sieved by MON than 10,000 persons, will be slimily in !owe. Creditor, Tiverton, and oiler tosses its Devon, are also preparing Ad . dresses. 0. Saturday, as Mr. MORNS, of the Mooread, was re. ',raise home arum Hereford in a gig, the horse became res tive near his own house, sod running away, Mr. Monate mas thrown from the gig and killed on the spot. Sir. M. ass advanced in years. The Neethe f the Cerlattiee' Sall (Caplan) Miasmas) at Cliettenham, on Monday, September 4, was tom of tie lellsot owe remembered, than bring 1100 prawn reseal. *Om list of the Majority sod Minority, which appeared tr!Pape si Sept. 6, tie masa at Lea Bahamas. woe egi is She list of she Ilimerhy, whereas it *Weld bey. Ikea is she aisjorty,lds Lordship bevies toted oa that tide. pp p i, .. iiitimka TO. ritorlDe A BERVICE OF PLATE ft? THE *MIA • • iffortiby a public Meeting was held at fig itillitentill'llnehat, Strand. at two o'clock, ode* 11, GUARD NOEL. East. M.P. took ths : 1 TM CwaMAN stated that the Meeting stin tldlyd fee the purples of presiding a service -.1,r pule fur her Majesty. as a proof of na t i ons! esteem ; and he was sere the Meeting had the universal sews tioaests of the people Ist its favour. The Report of the Committee appointed by a periods filtering was then read, after which Dr. GILcMIIIT moved. that the Report now reed be received. if the poet's observation was true. that " Marie * had charms to soothe the Rr ear breast." was it uot obvious that human nature itself suggested the propriety of defending the op pre.sed, especially when that oppressed person was • widowed wife. a rejected Queen, a childless mo. thee, and • helpless female. Oa the very point of loyalty he would reilt, where could they 'hew a better proof of it than by exerting themselves to see he rtes. curd from the hand of iniquity under the cloak of justice. AS a Caledonian he was proud to say. that the country which produced • Wallace, a Brace. sod a John Koos, would not be the lest in evine log its genuine love for their insulted Queen. The Scots' people might be late in coating forward, but then they were a thinking people. sad what they did wee the result of deep thaohnig, not of momentary suggestion: The resolution was then reed and M. Mr. CONST mined the 'snood iLfeits Bli observed, that the meeting was held for tlettieohlint purpose, namely, to protect their Queen kat Ibe grossest injustice. He was happy to set so mane females present because he wee persnaded thee they would exercise the great influence they had, and promote the objects of the Meeting. Mr. TIIIILWALL seconded the 'notion of Doctor Gilchrist. He observed that he was proud in wit nessing to nomerowe an assemblage of his fair countrywomen around him, and indeed this was • cause in which every human bring might say the Queen wee triumphant, because guilt never could be so bold, foe where there was magnanimity of soul there must b;rectitdde of principle. Though the drum was beat through ell Europe for wits nese,. they could find cot one credible witness ex cept two English officers, one of whom could say nothing against the Queen, while the other spoke in her favour, well knowing that in doing so he sacrificed every view of further promotion. The great object s in fact, which seemed to be aimed at • was the corruption of public morals. To look, however, at the case, was it not obvious that she had been driven from her hssband'a boost and sent as • fugitive and hapless wanderer en the face of the earth ? The public hod • saw bar mar F far twenty-five years, and wee it not now 11igit•t11ae•010 them to stand by her ? Mr. Rixoox mowed the next Reatiatim, at some length defended the Marysloisbeem-senente trig from the atiperrioas cast upon it by iwitatihi, public press. Mr. Fun then 'seconded the Resolutions Sir G. Noll. in putting the question. will be should trespass for a moment or so on the etteatioa of the meeting. It bad justly been observed, that females had a high influence on society. This was very true, fur he firmly believed that if it hail not been for the wives of the Peers, and of the richer Commoners, this terrible mis chief would never have happened.—( Lord cries of Hear." nod inisserase applause.)—Very well then. since such was the case. it must be seen that the lower orders were the highest. They had come forward to take the part of the Queen when the hsgher orders had forsaken and abandoned her. He trusted that therefore the lower orders would no Imager be branded with the name of seditious and thus would the harmony of society be restored.— ( Loud and costumed cheers.) The motion was carried by loud acclamation. Mr. Bowie said, he had now to move, that the friends of the Queen in every county, city, - atid wil ier, be invited to coins forward to aid iu this Wri ting. It was essentially necessary that the plan should be universally known. because an object of such magnitude required some assistance. The so ciety he anodic' to must have ample branches in order to have effect. There was no question now as to the guilt of the Queen. Her verdict of ac quittal had been pronounced by every honest mind. and not one particle of doubt against her could exist. Mr. WooLta said. be hid the highest pleasure in seco.ichog the motion. The question, as had already been well obeerved, related to the guilt or innocence of her Majesty. Oh 1 no. That was not the question. Already the tribunal of public opiiiiim bad denoucced this proceeding as iniquit au-, and the public had therefore oily to demand that her accusers should he brought to justice. The British empire presented at this moment a spectacle of no artful try nature. Those who were lately stigmatised as the friends of anarchy and reiolution, - as the enemin of' social order and monarchy, were now found to be standing in the front ranks in support of Royalty, while the boast• ed advisers of the Monarch, those who pretended to be Royalists, whole Royalists, and nothing but Royalists. were assembled in a congregated con clave, to see if they could draw the public voice in a shew of justice, and while so assembled, they seemed to think the public were like weathercocks, sod could be induced to chance their nature. Thanks were then voted to the Secretailes, in who•e 'obeli Mr. l'eaasoa addressed the meeting some length. He said it was impossible for them to conceive how much might be . do.re by small efforts: Tor one Gentleman had in the course of • few days got no less t tan 40/. Thank. were also toted to the Chairman. who, in return. declared that he never filt•more pleasure ill his life thou being pietism or pr e siding at a meeting where the Queen was tile object of di*. cussion. Before the Chairman had left the room, • vote of thanks was proposed to the independeut wit of the public Press. which was carried unanimously. The meeting then adjourned. The number of Ladies who attended on the ocs cation was very numerous. and before leaving the tavern, most liberally paid theu subscriptious at the duets. • Wes • risd esty _ het. It Maj was wally boll-pest too he we obey reached Weirdo; Bridge. Her M..jestv'a Emma* was weaved by slioeborgra of cannon from the se. versf wharf* on the books of the River, and by keel' sechasatioas by dot spectsterts as Waterloo Betar6 As her Majesty proceeded down the River, the crowds oa its honks, and the hoots on its surface, increased rapidly. Before her Majesty reached Landon-bridee the boats foil of edospony. eager to approach the Royal vessel, were so great es to inter. :opt he progress, sod the danger was so apparent, It became necessary to adopt esomois for keeping them at s distance bet notoviolostandiag every pre cooties a boost was swamped near the horse. coo. jailing seven pergola. iocluding a mother and Iwo Children, who nonowly escaped being drowned. 'the front of the Custom-house aceommotlattd Ilionsando of perms, who had rationed tiv•onselves Ale horn prise to het' lt's arrival at that part at the Meet sad le the .e passed along, the sailors in the elitism Wee boesited 7he Queen for eves/" unrillenisee4 their colours. Every de. soonsinatinn ior per • was pad on the occasion, and her Majesty retenslid it with equal respect. On the different hooks at the vide of the river Needs of persninviSed assembled, and here and there, where a smog village was in view. the inks. bitant• were to be seen near the banks. with their children neatly dressed. and calling oat, Queen for ewer ! Cardiac for ever !" &c. and way., ing their hats and handkerchiefs until the barge passed by. when they were seen running in every direction until they arrived before she barge. The barge then proceeded ou until it arrived at Greenwich Hospital. Within side the oolong crowds of persons were collected together, and could be seen in thousands for some distance. The tit most enthusiasm was here repressed by the specta tors, end the waling of handkerchiefs. &c. and the tries of the people. had a most singular effect. Boats thronged in numbers from this spot. and fol lowed the barge Ap Woolwich. On passing by the Woolwich Dock the sentries presented arms, and remained in their position until the barge ponied by. Her Majesty then proceeded to the extent of Woolwich. amid the cheers of numbers of spec tators. and it being half-past four her Majesty, &e. proceeded to dinner. after which her Mdiesly sod the rest of the company again made their appear ance on the top of the barge. On their arrival at Greenwich her Majesty's ear nage was in waiting, in which she returned to London. Miss Gamuts, the pupil of Mr:Etsuor, who has lately appeared with se .secst success on the Dublin stage, is to make her appearance at Covent.. g.rdea theatre iu Polly, in The SWOT'S Opera. On Satuntry evening the Ediabwrgh theatre closed fur the season, with The Igeggor's opera and Thr Libertine, for the benefit of Mao Stankeis. The darkness caused by the eclipse yesterday was considerable, bit trt so west ea had been anti.. tiptoed. The wit anent to the study .011.811111111 r, pecepareoeuse sun through a tasked piece of glass was the erdei of the day. Arrived at Edinburgh : Earl Gower, James Athol!, Esq. 11. Elerlse, Seg. Me MAW Alsercrosehy, cud Major Dalrymple. Depot led : The Rey. Dr. Train, Lady Presets Trail!, Sir Jobe mid Lady Marjo' Malik% Sir R. Ferguson, James Jahutone, Esq. of Alva; Mrs. Apiaries, and family, -- Acton, Esq. Adam Fairbolos. Esq. she Rev. W. D reins; .1. W. Willis, Esq. mad Huey Fleteirer.Compbell, Eel. Au Inquest was held yesterday at the sign of the Bell, in Church-row. Aldgate, on the body of Mr. WILLIAM GILL, aged 70, who pot a period to his existerice by liatertils himealF in his lodging, at No. 5, Church-row, Aldgate, on Tuesday. The deceased formerly held ■ situation in the India ltouse, and suffered lately much 'from ill health. and a depression of spirits. Verdict—lamer/. Bokses.—The boxing match fixed to take place in Hampshire. on Thursday. was postponed by consent until Tuesday next, so better the cooditiou of both the formidable Black, and Svaotta, his adversary. RAVI or Two MlLss.—A match, merle over a bottle, on Wedoesday night, between a Captain HALEY and a Mr. SMITH, fur 20 guineas, took place yesterday at Kilburn. The Captain took the teed and kept it the whole distance. It was an et cellent race, and was won by four yards only, is ten imputes and forty-two recouds. An extreordmery circumstance took place on Sunday morning during the time of divine service St. Paul'. Cathxdral. A man went and seated sse If at the semen table where the eeteasin, aim plate's, placed. Oa bir bring observed, lett alagalikaded off by tire it Ow vergers. - . l .lll : iii=file old church if Corfu, at Oxford, Is sow , and epos Its site as elegant sew one is to he , Met the design of as eminent architect. ."' At the bottom of a wood belonging In Mutsu Tuavow, Doc. of Knowlton, in Tantahlre, ra • rill of waserwhieh riAlr• gee itself into the river Dee; and she, a penes striari alma it he la is the kingdom' of England sad the Preset. piny of Wale*, in the prweriareo of Casterbury and York, MAI the diereses of Cheater, Litchfield, and Coventry, Is the alias of Flint arid Salop, is two different parish/44m Iwo Innsibesis lit two townships, arta I. the grounds of ten and Irt• neighbours. Captains Fume and Filturnate, of the Royal Navy. who Here in bar MAJESTY'S seite dories the period to which the iitaisent charges m4-fir, tad ere now is attendance es Menries os her behalf, were es Tuesday eseautosed to appear Wore the Admiralty at four o'clock in the sfiersoon. The prism who delivered the sommouses was must particular ns getting receipts fur Ai letters coutsiaing them. When Capful*. FLORIO sort Heirvas called at the Admiralty; they were most politely relessied to be seated. After hair. ins uuderguse au ulster rumination of some minutes, they were ioforsord that the Leeds of the Admiralty were asked by the Law Ofileses of the Crown to ascertain whether or sot Owe wss au English unman on beard the poker, while it was occupied lig her lifumerir? ArrearawAng tam. bed beard such wee the cue, and that the Ouse allotted to wag at persist a prwaloart In Clorawiell Hospital. Wheat Captains Fuse aid Holm* had rrptled that there was Si IVY* grams as bard the Wade. On were penult. red to withdraw. •Is • 1 . • • • .. .11 444 1 0 :iitlik Me,. • . ,• .-- !.. .. ---...---- • - , ISITTIMG AT TATTRIMIALIAS, IWPIMIR//11b1.. • '• . 14 oat maw ani SONCASTIN lIT. 1.114111111. ' 4l t' "'"'? " 1 •liir II soil Tramper lll to 1 leget Calor "3 - - II age, amber IS so 1 agog Leslie • ' I scat Woodbine IS to 1 apt RepOiSda. 1 apt Arbutus VP to I aim Muse ' 12 to I eget St. Patrick I 11111 to 1 algae Reemdlifig'. 14 to 1 eget Allergies I • . 112111,11•SIST ST. LISSA. It to 1 *gat Sailor I 7 t• 1 apt Mr. Lows. a ...i• , - • ..s.' • 'Moos; '"'" 1 " 4' raswtcur w*4vi si l - • . pt,i,,, see! t . - „ . • . ...No— • v Thorsen at Keewirk. of which the reputation is mama Ineresoing, were exceedingly well adulated lost week, a Mid the good fortune in enjoy the advantage of the is smasher. The verdant slope which deems& ism Dep t west Water, and at the rout of whirl" is the race-cows:l Illtiddew semi the other sionntains, within which the gran Is easheoussed; the berths on the awaiting einimenet ; i lusts iss the lake, and the variegated sooltitimle that w morishied, formed together an earpoisite picture, display; . t, at mice she Allegro and Pentierino of Minos; the means the desert, the eals jested Atli, and the "busy buns of area l w the vale of Keswick, always admirable for its onto dieruse, receives, at this annual festivity, the most pka.i lIIIISeIat additives, both front horse, foot, host, I filites. The opster, for the most part, were pad. ..i.. SWEEPSTAKES. , Ali 1111111110,111 r, AVOUII7 31. Mr. Dover's be. b. Asti-Radical, aged Mr. Hodges.% eh. f. Notary Clawson, 4 yea Mr. Jackson's br. h. Red Ball, aged ......... Melt DAT. Mr. Rohinemes b. h. Star, aged Mr.Johs Illossep's eh m. 4 yrs old ....... Mr. Edvrards's hr. b. Forester, aged Mr. Jackie's'. hr. I. Red Ball, aged 111111111 Mr. Mr. Edwards's hr. h. Forester, aged.. I 1 Mr. Jackson's hr. h. Mr. Harper's eh.= Mr. Itirbromma's ch.,. Mr. Messop's eh. in PANS DAY. The Plate for the heates balm. Mr. Jacinto's . ' hr. h. Red flail .. Mr. Rohismon's ch. f. Nancy Despots The season at Keswick has commieseed late, bat is mow distinguished by mach genteel company. Keswick has enjoyed for the three swearesive seasons Ilse presence of a head of Gentlemen, at wisest 25 is number, from the Vniversity of Cambridge, vibe regularly paws the ham escudos at that place. Their studies are pursued with she greatest regularity and diligence. They ere at. leaded by their tutors, and divided into classes. The later. mils of study are devoted to rural plesisres and diversions. A Ewe beautiful plan of " ordered life" as scarcely be 'imagined; and, if we were sot afraid of being thought to grow poetical, we should iodide is suggestiag the augury which it may reasonably be thought to afford, of the future lives of peer men who ran devise say thing so missal and so isiottest —so removed from " guilt and guilty ei. lies"—so relleed in taste—so content with cheap and simple gretilicatione. The benevolent project of these Gentlemen to found a Nat West Female School, is oaly the emend fruit of sheds so esostituted and so sari ored. The inn and ludging.hoisse keepers aad traders and far mers of Keswick and its neighbourh ood, acknowledge the great henellits which they derive from this Cantab Colony. It serves town, sot only by its own expeuditare, but by ohm of the visits of friends and relations which it ensures. Oat of she gentlemen alluded to is the son of the Lord Primate of Ireland; mod asetber, Meson of Mr. Freed, the Londe* barker. • ----- --- • - - VA - 4414V* THE ARMY. • rue. y , 4.mtit ` vest tsrs rR.i. A troop of She 'Royal Irish or &will Saula r r s quarters is Whierhavea en Monday The gaiety, cod exemplary discipline of the reginstrit have been astingsished for some time past in the city of York. A revealable party of the Caniberlawd, or 34th regiment of foot, commauderl by &Arent Battersea has bees for soma days is the tows of Whiteharea. 04 Friday the Beth regiment, quartered is Edinburgh Castle, received a recite for Berwick, and next morning the drat deviseso searched for that place. Monday morsing the remainder of the regiment followed. It is supposed smother route will meet them at Berwick to march into England. A compaey of the second 'loyal veteran banshee marched into Waterford at Friday. Sir David Baird, Commander of the Forces in Irelsed, is on a tour of inspection ibrongb the north-seat part of lbe island, accompanied ley Lady Baird and snits. Sir David re. viewed at flooiskilku un Wednesday, cod at Ca,M on Fri day. POLICE. • 111611011-41MIDEX. Yesterday Daniel Gilbert, an Italian wan charged by Elisabeth Parent with stealing a gown, I;er property. The complainant was poi-girl at she Globe pablie-hunse in Charles-street, Hatten.gardro. The Prisoner called :hem and bad half a pint of purser t which lie paid fur, and them wan backwards into the yard, where be remained mine time; end on his retsina, perceiving there was no perms is the kitchen, be went in and opened the dresser drawers, and as taking out the gone, be pot it into his hat, and was walk lag off with it, when the complainant, who happened to be staudjag tin the stairs watchinic his movements, called fo r assistance, and be was taken into custody. Tin Pristine begged bard fur mercy, attributing his crime to dimakeer nem, and that he did not know what be was about. He was amunied is Nergate fur trial. iirree 4.0 , w. . , 15141 1 4 L INTELLIGENCE. roarsmoors, suratissa 6. Arrived the Grecian, from a cruius. stousiooTs, Strtillsllll 4. Sailed the William and Beery, Swiuburn, for Loa**. mama, sore/unto O. Soiled the Earl of Leicester packet for Holland, and Primes Charlotte packet fur Coolsaveiu—earb with a mail. Ralll6l*Tle, Serfll3llll3ll B. The wreck of the schooner forsuget, which was on the Goodwin Sands, bee been got at, and towed in hero by them vessels. oat., sopranos h. Arrived and sailed for the River the Fanny, Palmetto, from St. Vincent's; Congress, Ridley, tram St. Kitt'; Fre. derique, Stspheosou from fru Rio Janeiro fur Antwerp; and Eusine, Hatia,frora Hull f o r Rio Janeiro—die latter remain.. Came down from the hirer and sailed the Active, bats, for Balboa. newHavas, stints.= 6. Arrived off this port the Two Brothers, teatime, from Lisboa fur Norway, in want of water sad provistous. oviareo., stroussot b. Arrived the Martha, - Parkin, hum Autism •' Aielphl, Bailareey. Crum blerasbans; Ualioa, Alliwn, fro m Pieter; De Fen Sedidssed, Churns, from Oporto. Arrival at ibis port time Montrose, Davis, from Antigua; sad the Delphi's, Gams, from Archoogol. The newlyanade resit at the foot of Broughton Hill, is Beet, wee mustered completely impassable for carriers oat Tuesday last, by this tallier of about 2,000 leads of earth frost the hill, which the late heavy rants Ismi osiessised. Us the morning of Smithy seanight se th e Rev. W. Basists, of llamas,le,. (late of Bantarliesolle,) wee piing to his parish to erdety, his horse term frisht, the veiside apses, ail hl ties Reim t solely tilled. • • we: v drie titmay. . • - • •,•••• roar ••,t• eIIeIMMINS TO TUB PRIBIAC, TO IItLIVIS TIM DISTURB Or OVI AIIMICOLTOSa •SIO FACTIIIIIIIO LABOVIIIHUI TIIIREST IeSDOCZ TN& 1 , 0011% &ITU, AND IItaTORS ?Babe. BY REbilll3lll4 WiLIJ, lliereerery &enter, he the Preeieteual Cirenolltee for we. eoureyoisturel /*dimly and Netted:ex of Peer's Rabe, later sesi, Poultry, Lindh'''. The clealealias of trade sod rielleirory employareat for use pogralatiew ere facts waisnrsolly schnoviledged, while llsoinademsale wages obtained by Meer who are is employ. went, is the aserre of the Avers* react to *cry pstrinne mind. Iw this unhappy stale of gees country, it is :he dirty of every ciders to contribute whatever stay be is his power tu caret a chasm , for the better, and it is with pie.. sure recollected by the writer, that an saireatoi• weer haul the gratitattine in no commost time,•thwegh is a for dieer gal mode, of heaelitiag the poblie. The wafts by which the degraded** of pauperism sew warrgiog so huge a potties of ear operative society, may h e arrested, suit thenteelires mired by their own raerlieaa to their mooted etauding in the British contesmity, whereby this revival of trade and iedeafry may he realised, is ev'. dewily the general deemed, and must be die imprewiire Onset of the Statesmen of the day. That Min o by she sweat of his helm," should " eat bread." while it is of the plainest iitkincirstes of Ilitripitare, w orereely less the lin, gee'. o f the Bogliah Coaslitatioe estalrinlied by Mom glorious, epochs the Reformat iew arid itemilisiiens. lees of the eery mese, of a stile of freedom; and dm reverse mutt inevitably be prodirciag alarm and Ammer. thank, to the favour of Previdrace, it remains alma for us to emit that our resosters are Neal to our cireemetamm, mid that Iwo plies the mere ample, await, for *Perlin what is se aalita list le our well.being. It is certain that the most rieserred microbial hes Wm directed le the cousidiretion of these primitive resources—the cultivation of ear soil, mot are fisheries; end the former being acknowledged to be the eminent, to this our view will be dieveled. The esiversal applicability of this objert of employmert may be assumed from the experieme of ell ages, sad of every motion, as mankind, siotwithseriadiug the me of other avocations, bog ever beew addict. 41 to rural labours. It to Mee mcoggiesd with the greeted satisfactwo, tiro be adapt. - lag ibbasealoiSpoip ass eaigrery. es wiele•ea sill be off red to eataZI0•11111111 WOW; the sees medial cooterreate may I be To be minillaliset as possible, shadlstmenoi Mousers NS be ahem oast ewer two ealeral &whims. Mg Aprk.. Ile sod Slos ii•wifisiltsodso Elam, comae. heeding ~amlnetne. Arnienne, sod oil ethers. Pleat, 4Firmiltspid Letomire—llluele the days of lord ClathesN.lbat onedismsd pressor of tasaisai had midget!, dimordesod the eitempelagers of Ms perinea of Ger Mhos. MOM, mid to othlob the 101 l wen, cionersprost apse tie Preach Reopiatio• hare miserably soperailded. Besides, dist the opera! deasollikie of email farms, by ahridgiei the dammed, Ida Featly -tended to beep down the value of their labour. R the greatest of see labourers' seishirlese• yea remsiss Mhe Amtessidothe lova a these small poeticise of laud, whit* Fay oases held, sad wish* eastiested their ambient mod meet IwAsinalog pamisresios. la this, his say hi Oho INIWI al elwilts-dbe leisure of sior passe' ass not.. la this flask, safe, and meat productive, *Mime AM Fab/ asemaniatm was deposited. lbs wife sad Bea too jsised Ark aboard, skis fernishissi, beelike as employmest, the most productive mil most Is the rising race. How has she patriot rejoiced over she swat sassy at secs the gammas of Melt wandort, so the Gies. sadism sad assarasce of their comfortable subsistence. Pet how hove we to record the sabwenims of indepeademe I. this-most pertentoes, se allimive dosage! Deprived of his comason, she cottage aid erde• draw lished, the oast happy onspat, emu forced perbops Wm a teen, dins bereft of every memos of improvise is areas- Master, because the victim of dap& ; nor Oohing thee alum, but demist, with bias his &Oleg coesery. With pleasure we might sat the advocacy of a ease' as involving oar best Jewess' with the =oentietem, sf late so dimoireraile. It would, netwit g, he Wars. per to oast adverting to a MONO of arreavadeserp which, so hoomarabie to chancier. of all rusks, has brew &fording spielers*, sad pros& the mom ierefragable, illustrative of the measure to be resimemesded, from al•mit every warier. We Write also to the most gratify's( essiemplation attic ainutiesj, where, by the arestial practice of small letdogs, not yet Weeded, tie example of hadiepeasable indepeadenew of • British pessastry 'mill remise to rejoice, iastraiet, sad stimulate our foot-steps. It is therefore propmed 4 that for the purpose of miring the eeeditioa of she lahourine esessomeity, that wilco'. total lobar. generally, in proportion to their families, shall be supplied with a small patios of lad for tehi vat ios during leisure boon, and suitable eaters, wherever accessary, erected. We row come to Secondly, The application of our remedy to the ondlition of our remainiag class, vie —Leirrenvira for sosonsfactsres, cousprakeadine arlionw, dead all sawn. This brooch of our labueriag community, generally fossil is consortia% with large and populous places, baying been hitherto em ployed in other atClipili loss, will, it is evidesi, requite • ilia tiael arraisigemrst. We sums here Sidra' too sorb re joice that this advaidages of the employment of the *wile in our husbaudry is now to clearly socartaiecd, as to seed its this place but little illestratioa; nod the use of whieb is. 'moment is ituttrersally available. Om ether remark, on this part of eureabject resides. It will be seen that the removal of such nooccapisd persons from their resat set. destitute will render a suitable legislative provision tad*. ramble. We therefore proceed, lastly, to recomimarod that parcels of bad, generally waste land, shall be obisimed, on which aroma mai& to appal themselves shall be employed, under suitable aperisiesdener, Ilia that such shalt aims he supplied with portions of lead ?or their owe ceitivatimi der img leisure hours. • Gem's' Wills, by his saccade' exertioas to crush the Rebellion, A.D. 1715. t See Minutes of the Previsional Gamine, foe iliseort "gement of Industry and &deed= of Peor's Rates, ICise's Head, Poultry, Liman.. j The amities of Lards and Rutland, where ow au swage of several yeses, eadiag is 181J1, the Pose's Rates amounted oily to I Id. in the pound. TRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per CL Cam... •67 I Es. Bills. 2.. s 1 2 pr. Si per Cent 77 1 Lott. Tickets...lli. ley. S per Ct. N. An. 1031 t! I Coos. foi 6S 68 MARRIAGES. At All 'mime. in Carlisle, on lbe Si instant, Capt. Pie plieswo, Sib Demotes Guards, to Anne, only child of Wm. Palfrey Nemeth Esq. Oa Monday INN, by the Rev. lames Oak, at M. George's, 1111415•Iewlirleal. Rear-Admiral Sr Charles Ogle, of W...t by, in Hantlebite, Bart. to Letitia, Ow daughter o f William Burresorimi, Bert. Oa die Slat 'Wilily, in St. Cbriatopiter's, by the Rev. Jobs Julius Nome, Ckarles Hamill= Mille, Eaq. eldest sus of Gesso* Galway Mills, Eaq. to Frames Jam, daughter of tbe Hen: lonlamin Brows Dawis, E.g. of that island. 0a the 1141 last. William Kershaw, Esq of Leoden. to Louisa Omelette Denied, youngest daughter of the Verr Hew. lbs Dees of Guernsey. DEATH. Os leoday week, at his he..., is Seotclwetreet, Carlisle, Mr. Frances Jahr, sea. late pr oprietor of the *Carlisle Joursal," egad SS. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT. LONDON BRIDGE. Moraisg U after IL I Eveoiag b 3 after E. ' 1 ?doted sad Pabllid se Tut Mums Pews sad Teo Ouosa Oise, Po. IW, tend by C. 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