The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-02-12 00:00:00

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PASEIONA IL S MOVRMENTS.

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The Marquis of Worcester lass rebutted is town from S.
Seed Pomo, has tatersed ca his rest. Aliborp, North.
satiotooshire, from • Amnia( prey is Lettereershire.
Howard, M.P. sod thesill, have arrived of 'keit
beim; is Gistiverior.sgagos from their seat, Elfrod, sear
Lied, Staffordshire.
Hon. Richard Neville, 'M,P. left taws yesterday for
his fsener's (Lord Itraybrooksea) leas. Asidley Ead, Essex.
' Woo. Mis. Toms/rod has arrived at Lord Stirwell's
• Itoiree is Grafforostreel, deamlainet, front her nest la
Brake.
Sir ikary'ssd Lady Wailtakey as rssooved is their new
resukee4 is Rollos row.
• • Dowager Lady Andy has swivel at bar house in Saville•
row from Wilts.
I:riv ifs at the Royal Hotel. at. James's street:—Lord
Fw.le. Eraliart Goo a tour; Captain Barlow front
Maid•tone; C. Sportier, Rag. frame Parisi Rev. C. R. Her.
vi;ly,frists Portosiosth ; sod J. %Calker, Esq. M.P.
The. Earl of Ashbaralsaai is expected is tows this day
fronvhie wilt is Sews.
TM Hos George Agar Ellis has left his holm In Hano.
vtalgoare for the Duke a Devoiashires, Chiswick.
• Warr, Ostia, Esq. and suite leave tows taw/crow for
r. FASHIONABL E PARTIES.

Lady Smith eistertsieed s party of fashionable. on Saadi,
eveniag at bee house, Terrace, Piccadilly.
Lady Gwydyr has issued cards at invitation fors pawl,
on Thntarday next, at her house in Piccadilly.
Tbt Countess of Essex will have a and party this evening
sA lierliouse it Hill street, Berkeley-square.
Lord Helloed entertained a select party at dinner /eater.
die al his beim in Old Burlingtos.atreet.
of Harriugton bad a select fashionable party
yesterday griming** her house in the tkable.yard, Si. James's.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.
The performance's, this theatre were lost night remained.
lithe courtesy is, with few exceptions, the saner and to
ird_pply 1. the ransacks occasioned by the regret intern/paws
4). •erfWit fabetire, the hest available talent bass bees retained.
The rtrate, whkli at the period shielded to was rapidly in-
kremlin is popularity, was agaiu submitted fur display.
, Mr Powen's personation of Captain Cievelead was, as
Detre, con, picnuus fur tLe highest merit. A mare perfect por.
-tea it ore of the r, gentleman rover'. could scarcely be presented.
WARING, in the place of Alias NORTON, made her first
appesialice as Note", and elicited warnialifled applause by
lier just and forcible delineation of the incentives and attri-
butes peculiar to the thargeter. Her voice is clear, audible,
and of eitnsiderable strength ; her adios is appropriate ; and
Ler matinee dignified and imposing. la the more pathetic
trails of the part she evinced much sensibility and feeling.
The rest of ibe chars eeeee were effectively sustained. The
whole was received with the wannest testimonies of &ppm-
traLue. _

MR. MOOKE.
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trtiltaet front the Cavalry Manny of lbe MA instant]
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The fullowiag letter from Peter Moore, Elm. use of
Out Members for this City, has bee. baseball to as fur in-
sertion
"To the Worthy and Independent Freese, of Cowestry.
"MaxTtrwe'S-1 have been sissy months absent from the
busy mimes of a...gland, as a temporary recluse from busiaess,
and for the benefit of my constitution and health. I am now
returned to attend perliasomitery duties, as tweet your Re-
pweeentatives, and I shall cooties, to perform my trust, ea I
hare hitherto done, under your protection and approbstios.
I b. g of you now, •• I boo. how highly you appreciate con-
*Agency of conduct, and undeviating attaehment to priuci-
ple, that yew will have the goodness, at this particular era
of national distress. to look at my molt conduct la Par.
herniae, to satisfy yourselves that I have never given •
vote which bas contributed to the portent alarming distresses
sod ritaconteuto of the country ; that I uniformly opposed
the late war against Preece, and publicly protested, 011
.your behalf, against soy gape... being incurred for the
restoration of the Bourbons to the Throne of France. I
mentwo these two points as the promises! canoes of the
prevent thetrestes, and seduced coaditims of our owls coon-
sod to reduce that, although my constituents hove
been great sharers a the sacrifice, they have not teem
accessary to the mischief; and this I think it right to do,
ender the present political coarersion of the promoters and
supporters of the late war to our opietearthat it was un-
just and unnecessary, and the profligate overwhelming ex-
peoditore of which is ibe cause dryer presto! national cala-
mities, and all the severe privations our domesticity has had
to sirloin for a lose wines of years. Their conversion means
nap llos, or uothing. It would have been more gratifying,
bad it been the detiberate effect of honest principle, instead
of the necessitous result of their own sufferings. But we
will admit their conversion. Sinners that truly repent, de-
merit/ absolution • and we will readily pardon them for the
pees, provided they manifest their honesty for the future.—
'Will they assist in that Reform of Parlianteot, which shall
put Sous corruption, and render like trenvgressions im-
practicable Will they assist in promoting that honourable
Reform of the Representation se ably advocated by the pa-
triotic Lord Chathata, /be Doke of Richmond, Mr. Fax,and
*long list of illustrious statesmen, mud, more especially, by
the late Minister, Mr. l'att, who declared, that " Parliamen-
t ary RANA. was 'alp le be aceompiished by reaulesnms of
Om people, meting ow the prods-nee of the House," and
taught the public to believe, that no effective relief was lo be
expected from the House of Commons, as now coustioeted?
That whets he brought forward his ow• plea of Parliamen-
tary Reform in 1782, amongst other arguments it is Mato-
virally recorded he awed this Without a Igeforw, to
'Parliaments the nation cameo! be safe. This war (trnesoisg
the American) may. be ended ; but what will protect as
against another? As certain astir, spirit which estgesileresl
the present, actuates oba 'keret Cornet-11s of the Crown, we
shalt, wider the influence of • defective representation, be
tovolved in new wars nod similar calamities.' How far
Alia Mialister's priipbery was carefully fulblled by his own
Adstiokotiation, the prantatildeplutable condition of the
I Glom, but too calamitously testifies. I shall here reperit to
you what I have often gieeo as oiy opinion, that instil the
is preseotatiuo of the people be reformed, and the present
to '..14'111$ of corruption be put down, writhe, tbeThreeit of
•• sir •ffeetioni, the Constitutitta of use aa hoe, nor the
I wits of the people, estebe secure against ievasion ; and
a. tikes, pitarual liberty nor property can be safe —I am
egoist al my post, ready to fictive prior iastrioniona.
Your faithful Representative,
P. MOORE.
Glorcesler-place, Fetrwovy 5,1822.

restorday raveling, nt eight o'clock, were married, lty
lei,' Merits', by the Bishop of Nonstick, at ha how is
Upper Grustarsor.skeet, the Earl ut AtAmeriout to Nies
Holies', &lighter of the late Lady litAOLOita: after the
emitemmy,tio bride end brut. yeast bet att tor it. WILIIILA-
▪ lishOsairst et Twichirollaws,
fir Gotarartr WaanTin has kt his easusimi, Hank
Abbey, to Mr. A Oita, irlba has taker possesakta.
A sad messiest occurred on Theorists', last at Bracknell,
WPM, 1,111400, to a yvung i.dr of the same of PAVEY,
who was on a nisit at Copious Itiaaaugualloa's. Captain
N had Iwo meetly osaki.rg com as aderable iprosemea ou
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leis errealsas, robe* ihr lady was viewmgoolwo she aefarte•
eately fed gluon/lb an opening' /km had been mode fur •
trardwar, as an neaps is rase of Nie. Ooe of ibis lady's
kg* was abeckaagly f.aelered t the fall.
APilaff has been Weird ageless the reserrreliewises
eel, is ii.aeseg gaol, •bu tabbed Chewer cherrlaqind, fat
isAtieg trees the eltersdry.rd of Ilaidasoes is Lent. Ave
bodies, 1,400 Slaty wee asterieJ cseryilei of la a cart the
Oda be as Excise *ices, Arlo suspected lbent to be
esespilsre.