The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-04 00:00:00

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The tympany comprised between 400 and Soo per.
suns of di►bnctien.

Oir the Friday morning the performsnce of a
Rand selection of sacred music took place at St.
Mary's Church, for the benefit of the widows and
...plums of the Clergy of the Archdescoory of
Brecon, in which an overture was performed
i'Vi• Mr. Hirer wit the error in •• grand style.
Mr. J. Smith. in " 0 thou that tritest," was
very fiat; gull Mr. Collyer beautifully solemn
in " lord •Reseember David." Mtn Williams
and Master Smith sang -" Hear my prayer"
veer sweetly ; as *los did Miss NVillisms ••• Holy,
Holy Lord." • Mr. Tingley sang, " I
feel the Deity,"• with the air, " Arm, Arm, tie
Aram !" with great rfll.er ; and Master Smith was
very ples•ing in " The Wax of [see." " Lather's
Hamm' was fins:, grand. Mr. S. Smith sang
" Waft her, "gels," with charming effect I and
Master Smith seas beautifully sweet is otoyieffy
the Lord " The "Aferiwer's I trism,' needy Immo-
iiistd by J. Parry, was email ; and Miss Williams
wing " wage!, ever bright and fear" very beauti-
" The Trumpet shalt smart" was given by
Mr. Tingley in a sublime manner; and Mr.
Collrer was very pleasing in " Awl God treated
maw." The choral. "Aid the G/ory of The Lord,"
was given with great effeet. use duet " litre
skull soft artrity," was sting with great expresoints
br Mr. Smith and Mr. Tenney; end the grand
churns, " I latialajah," was delivered with very
esc.llent effect. 'I tie 'performers in general gave
great pleuviiry and gratification in the pieces they
sane ; awl Ishetlier the company heard the street
unto.% ‘,l Master Smith or Miss William., the
mellow tones of Mr. Parry or Mr. Collyer, the
high woes 4.1 Mr. J. Smith, or the low ones of
Mr. 'Finney, they were much pleased. Mr.
Il syter give peat satisfaction at the ',iron
forte owl organ. and Mr. Parry's excellent-,
in the wirings* department• lie itiqlertook wes
such us to surprise every one. Mr. Parry's st-
tentioa to all. the performances was highly I:loci:t-
-ide, and it was .',;dent to every one that the bril-
liant success of the Erstaddrod, in the musical de-
partment., was in a great measure owing to his un-
wearied exertions. An excellent 'emu's on the oc-
casion was preached by the Rev. Hugh Bold, from
Prow. 4t2, v. 9, wherein he sheared the ditty of
*lnc.-giving in general, an 1 ably proved that the
thstreitsed widows and tithing had • strong claim
on the protection mid Isberolity of such as could
contribute to their relief. After service, plates were
held et the church dour, and a handsome
lino was made.

0/1111C Fiolvy morning a letter was received from
Dr. Owen of London, which stated that the
suvers.ful cunelislor for the Gwyneddigion Meets!,
far the hest Areslf an Ode in Welsh, on *, the old
costa's, and winners of the Ancient Britoil.,"
bad asamined the name of Copkdydd. A Com.
mutter of the Society Gwywrildig ttttt !prevent wn
'thereupon celled, which met at the Switti Ism, ■nd
the nart►e of Copiedydd bring announced, it was
slsimed by Mr. lisibrit ()ivies, who was tirrsent,
sod who was aceordingly inverted with the Society'.
Nit.,141, repvesrntiug I lu Gwdart leading the Cymru,
or ancestors of the 111rnaiii.

l)uri•g the itisioldfod the Committee behaved
with great lihentlity towards the Ba.d•. keeping an
opri, tahlr fur them •t the Sotto I . where up-
ward. of thirty (lined on 11'etineetitte •nd Thurs-
41sy. •nd giving them remittal toward, defruying
'then other expense•.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, SFPTENDER 50.

An extract from a Strasbaru Journal of the ft.Stla
luso. summates the Doke .of Wellington's arrival is
llntt coy on the preceding might. He task only a
fro bonus' rest, and set of tr the saornimi by the
May of Kehl. Fibres karats are employed for Isis
tia►riage sod tuo of his suite. Several courien► it
is said. preceded him.

. Sundry brim( the birth-day of the Duke of
Boordvaux. his Majesty Laub, XVIII. received the
roogrstulations of the meaticipulity of Paris, a
'great number of Peers, the Ministers, offices., &c.
Count Chabrol. the Prefect of the Seine, presented
talus Majesty some medal., which the ci'y of Paris
bad ,ordered to be struck in honour of the
.uneliver.
eery. This en the sceoud auuisetitary of the
Prince's birth.

Franie has always desired that her relations of
friendship and commerce with the Peninsula might
mot be interrupted, but it should seem little pia•
likable to every person of reflectinn, that these rela-
tions could be advantageonsly re-esiablished fur
either country, eta time when numerous bands of
Guerillas oserwlielm Catalonia said Navarre, and
intercept the courier*, and leave in some sort to the
mercy of the Army of the Faith the news that we
are to receive from the anthem provinces of Spain.

I say then nobody hos even credit to thessolines
which some liberal journal* have endeavoured to
give of the transformation of the Cordon Souitaiie
too an Army of Observation. It was much more
'natural to suppose, that the wisdom which watches
user the destiny of Frauce. in no longer takiug
precautions a.rainst the yellow fever, would ne-
glect every "hero* of protecting our country from
Inc revolutionary contagion which decimates the
Peninsula with as much activity as the scourge of
.Barcelona.. Another thought is, that France, the
neighbour of Siam, and more particularly into.
rusted than sill the tither Powers of Europe in
the re.intoblsoluuttit of tranquillity in that unhappy
country, ought urce•wtily to place herself in a con-
dition to second the iutsntiens of her august Allies
at the moment when the Congress of Verona shall
111VC made howl's' its opinion on the mate of things
which hos been established in Spain in so fatal a
swore. -- Quotiditane.

Pastor emsass.--Five pe; Cent*. opened at 931 io t.;
baahim 93 110 c.• closed at 93 1b e. Bank South,
1.616 f. lb e.—Neapqlitaa b per Crate. 771 —Ezehaaae au
luadua • 111.11 eawath,ts f. bu e.; three seethe, 23 f. 33 e.—
Cases Artbestifse, September 30.)
MADRID, firTEll2lll 16.

The usual courier from Spain hos only brought
sews up to tilt i6th. bet we hove giveu news of the:
Idth. arrived by an eatraordtaary course►.
'llicomiociattoos relative to thealbruce with Por-
tugal cicala to a close. A Portuguese of rank left
Moduli, Ger Lisboa, oe the 13th, ass esurier.• He
sat SI/slower of as ukinsaissw, times up with that

Rood filth whieh is in nst imong tree .Goveramenty.
It is added, that the reciprocal infeieste or 'the two
.natiana have been treated: wills inlet hit's*, Ind-
het the decision of the Partsegne4 *Mlle
korner' it Madrid in ten\crays. A strung aiatailtoik
of Portugue.e troops will diet repair irrtlie•fateitiirof
of Spain without delay, to wait till the Cities of
the two minors ht ve.-seacehaarel; 'according to the.
'Constitution, the Treaty of Alliance that it is es..
peeled will be signed by both the Cabinets witltwt
difficulty.

The Xing has nominated 0-noral D. Fernando
Button, Iroltttcal Chief of Borerlons.
Aecteding to orders form the Government ■ fu-
neral service was yesterday eelehrsited with great
pomp in the chsirdi of St. 1-iflore, in honour a the
national guide killed 041 the 10111.101111 7th of July.
The garrison and the volunteer niihria took part in
the ceremonr. TlwAturster-, the Council of Stoic,
rind all the Anthovitler, civil and military. as well 84
the Diplonsot?e •Agents of Portugal end the United
States, with the persona attached to their legation,
astioted at the veremettly.
At Madrid, the ioquiries into the plot of the 7th
are still carried' on; M. Pericles is at praent
rtiarged frith this hissiniats. Coutit De Turri Alti
is actually en the list oT ate eccu.ed, end has been
ititerroo.r.sted.
TheManifrsto of the King is the work of MM.
1414varro. Chive, and St. Michael.
The territorial tribunal of Valladolid has defini.
tivrly pronounced sentence against the persons ac-
cused of the conspiracy at Burgos to cinrc off the
King, and of whom almost sill belong to his Ma-
jesty's household. The ~in of death pronounced
by the Tribunal of First Instance on Don Domingo
Basso y Moro, Manuel de' Itoo. Frs. 'bill Barrio,
Denis burn, Isidore AstOrgii, George Eespo, end
Ferdinand Cognitive,. is ednienuted into ten yeas.
imprisonment in the galena: the laymen err to
work, the ecclesiastics are to be rent to the hospital
of the ploys. MM. Artesia sod Ordegnte tire
exiled for eight years to the Balearic Islands. Gen.
Echivarri is exiled for two years from within twenty
!engem+ of Madrid. MM. Iltainires and Ferdinand
Tyne have re-entered into possession of all their
rights and honour,.
MADRID. SEPTEMBRR 19.

They write from Ponapelima that the Political
Chief has taken the most energetic measures to pre-
vent the Communes from reeeiving and favouring
the insurgents. Large sums are levied on the di..
obedient. and the Alc•des ere personally responsi-
ble. The publication containing these regulations
has been every where published, and almost every
where it,liaa been publicly turn by the inhabitants.
In Biscay the insurgents ►till refuel') masters of
the field, and receive reinforcements every day.
The most severe orders are given at time gates of
Madrid es tothe egress and ingre►s of strangers. Of
fifteen gales, only seven are open, and they are
shut at half-peat seven o'clock.

♦IENNA. REPTEMBRA 19.

Although conferences continue to follow rich
other -with great rapidity between the two Elm's'
of the Myers who are in this sity, their iffiirs are
conducted with an mach mystery that soothing has
yet traiwpired ; all that can be aimouneed with eei-
taint), is. that the opening of ille Conyers of
Verona, which was to take plat* ass the Ist of October.
has been postponed to the 13th of that month. It
appears that the only meitiye kr this delay is the
change which has ha mistiest Its floe British Ministry.
It is also, no thittlit for the Pinkie reason, that the
ministerial conference whirl§ take ;dare here are not
of re decisive a snit tire as they would have bee., had
the late Marquis of Londonderry lived to fulfil his
destined office. With reference to many major oh-
jreir, it is found impiusible to take a dreiwye past,
the &glob Ministers who are here nut having suf-
ficient powers.

AUGSBURG, SEPTEMBER 24.

The news from Seinlin of the 14• h of Septem-
ber boom tholl Chourschill Perlis was at I,4eisou,
aissetulding new troops. Her aimed all the Bishops
and Primates, whom lie had taken *say as hots-
loges, to be brought to Lim, mid told tfirm they
might go into the Moira ns mr•fiaties, mid might
promise to the itilothitauts, iii the 'woe of the
Sultan, great privilege., ►itotlsr to 'how of the
Soriano, if they would voluntarily submit ; ■od
be, moveover, told them the Greeks had no longer
any thing to hope from the Christian Powers.
Thr Bishops set out on the eia for Corioth, se.
cnmpsnied by an escort. The Greeks say there is
very difrereht motive for this journey ; they say,
dist Chourschid only wools to ties, fur the remote%
of the Buis taken by the Creeks during his march
silo the Moira.