The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-07-25 00:00:00

FESTIVITIES.

M. OfLirtitl.
Aftungst the numerous rejoicings which funk oiler, on
Times,loy list, in honour of the coronation, few, if any'
exceeded in sincerity, though nine were thousands that sot
tressed tit munificence, the joy manifested on that occasi.m
by the children of the Irish prior, who are educated i• the
St. thles'a Irish Free Schreil, to George.steret. After bre...l:-
fasting in the schuol.roonts, they paraded several of the
streets and squares, • ith three neat flogs, the drat hearing
the designation of the Schools, the accord was uritamentr.l
wills goose sod wreath of laurel, with the worsts of Si.
Paul to Tinsirthy, " From a child thus kw koodb• the iluly
Scriptures::

At two o'clock, shout CIO rf diem sat dovia to a plentlfiit
dininr of good old English fare, ►oast beef owl Owen
pudiliwg ; after Alone, the roast of " God save the King"
was drank is ■ raptiairoos siaamer is flawing hoopla of
wise furnished to each child. This joy and morriinent oil
the toast being gives was evident from their lung and
vociferous hart iing,whielli was repeatedly reechoed front the
boys loom to that in which the girls dined, amt was caught
►y many of hit parents who assembled before the Schout..
house door, and most heartily returned.
The Treasurer (■t whose expense the feast Well at.
tended, aid assisted by Ladies and tasaislisiono..pnonnsi in
raising and waiting on theme hitherto much neglected gon,r
Irish children. It was also pleasing to bear diem rrricAt
several portions of Scripture on the duly we owe to
the King, t.• Magistrates, fit Parents, &c. ■s well a. the
duty of budianda, of wives, and of serventa; and ad-
Monitions against lying, swearing, stealing. Esc. In the
eeen-
log, ■ beautiful, thong\ small trinsparency, appeared in
front of the B.ll*ot-bonze, repemienting the King bending a
bible to a child, with the measurable words of his anemia
and revered father, " May every poor child be taught to
read the bible." We were sorry to find that wisny of the poor
(Waren could nut join in the petwombotailius fiw want of
shoes, but in rye., other respect partook of the consfuris of
the slay. We heartily reeinnotend this school to the b.u..tift. I
consideration of our wealthy renders, as its fonds are by no
means in a prosperous cmiditiou. We uude►staod the
master is authorised to receive subscriptions at the school.
house.
vealinteotto, JULY 41.
The coronation day was ushered in by joyous bells, which
kept tip thehr merry peal, until its termination. Al eleven
ill the 010111111( the Dublin mail-coach entered, nearly co-
vered with laurel, end, as it passed die length of the city,
ht received the applause ■ad heightened the satisfaction of
the citizens. The guard, 'Thomas Glendenning, had, oullt
creditable z-al and loyalty, passed the preceding day and
bight in collecting laurel at and near Carlow. The day U.S
kept here a hillidsy —is holiday of the heart—a day on which
political feeling rested, or rather was gowned to conned and
pct feet harmony. At one, after divine service, the mill i,
consisting or a party of the 16th hussars, the 49th lint, and
the Waterford Staff, formed on the parade, and fired. in
capital sty e, three rounds of a fiat-de- joie f the Stine, wss
sneeeeded lis Issue rounds of fiasco, in which the tutor po-
pulation appeared to participate. During the day
vessels kept up an occasional discharge of swivels and morn.
wades. In shout, sea and shore, civil and military, all
biped most harmoniously in the manifestation of eniversal
joy. At night Ilse cite was, with the usual slid osavai•lablc
exceptions, s blaze of illumination. We can say decidedly,
that notwithstanding s slight mist, the concourse of !Teem-
tators was never withiu memory so iiiimerons in our sire. t•.
never mine happy,
glom, nut a bottom of a cost was injured. The Mall phone
forth, as was to be expected, wills that splendour whirl, its
situation, its shape, and its fine buildings, certainly made a
matter of facility. The Tows-ball was particularly bright
and elegant, and did honour to the taste as well as to 'the
patriotism and lordly of the Corporation. Notwitlntieoliog
the advautages of the stall, It was perhaps outshone by the
immediate precincts attic Cathedral. Our settees are allied
to each other, and it is but fair to stale that vision might
have recce., d aid from hearing. The Palace, the Deane.
the Excise mice, the Widows' Apartaieut, and other bnild-
ings about the church, were certainly dose justice to. in
lighting ; bill nothing can express Site hilarity with which
the joy bells overhead inspired all that walked FOlllllll the
church. If we were to particularise streets mute
the prize smith', if cowrie, be awarded to our mat
Quay ; but Lady-lane, snd the great main sheet from
bridge to the Quay, duuld not be de.rrgarded.

OoftWoon
A most grat,fying scene was presented at Norwood on
Thursday last, through the contributious of the respectable
inhabitants in the vicinity, towards Ike enjoyments of their
poorer neighbours. The first part of the day was dedicarrd
to a religious feeling, and the -parlous chapel was erowdrd
by persons of every sect mid denomination, who buried all
religious distinctions in a patriotic and antral prsyrr for t
&lug, the Laws, and the Coostitetion. The elospeat d.i.
course or the Rev. Mr. LOW confirmed the good uuderatard
log that prevailed, and obtained universal admiration
its style and sentiments. After the se. rite the Children
the Heighb.mrlmod were Irgiled. al die Sebuul.bouse,
the regular pour at the Work-boom, and finally, about flltv
of the respectable, though needy, classes partook of the
English fare of roast beef and plum puttering, wh.. h
is, and we trust always will bed ideutitieJ with lKosglisisfim.
pliably. Nothing occurred to disturb the harmony of rte
tom. Me. Knapp mad Mr. Bacchira were among tim
ppreaknent supporters of this benevolent feast, aodstlerir
Maseiderate attentions to the objects of it were much lin-
peeled and admired. We can only say that if hill ,jeaty'c
'tame and health were so cordially welcomed and drank

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throughout his extensive dominious u they were to this
village, there exists not upon the Earth a more happy
Sovereign its the affectioua of his *objects. Malay
appropriate townie were given and received with stela-
anaMott, in the best production of Barclay and Pei bias's
mtisetitat establiolimeat, and the alacrity with which the '
(rests obeyed the intimation of ooe of the moat humorous
of the officiators noon the ucruioo," that the liquor was all
- osifi and that the yltad better depart quietly borne,:• diaployed
libel, good dispositions. and at the same time the influence
- .lakPleratttline elolerger Pr• Jerri Po creablikrame..-1
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Phila. .1111.1 r 21.
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Three'days.ago we received the intelligence that
I,be Sarno de:Strogattoff. Aimbaasedur from Russia
to the Porte. had been sent to the Steen Towers,
hut we were nut permuted to publish it. The
Journal de Palir of this day anaminces that this
Atubassatlin ig closely confined in that prison, mid
that.thir.Grood Seignior has gaol nu respect so the
'SOW, ferenee of the Christian Anthassailora, who de- .
minded that Al. de Stroganoff should be seta 10
Odessa.
The Oitomem Court having determined that its
Cltargis d'Affaires at the Courts of Paris, Vienna,
and London, should he replaced by Ambessodont,
the Charge d'Affaires at the Court of Austria has'
preseatird to the l'nuce de Metternich his letters uf
tees*.
,
.Priste• Maurice de 131.oglie, Bishop of Ghent,
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stank int e aught before lastiusider a lung sad pain-
JP.
ful-mrendy. His name will long he Musicians fur
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his services to the church, and•for the persecutions
.- Which he endured for'
more than ten years; He .
! . .wits horn at the Castle of litoglie, 011 the sth Sep-
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jotatier, 1766.
Cardinal Michel' de Pietro, Sub-Dean af the
:Sacred Cutlege..gied. et game on the ild J sly. •
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AMERICAN PAPERS.. :

NEW TOM JONI 21.
We have-been politely I:tenured with the follow-
ing interesting intelligence by a gentleman who
arrived in the chip Eagle ut Nantucket :
The Eagle left Velperitiso on the 22d of March,
• roc, the Wend of john Fernandez on the 26th.
The 'United Steles frigete Caneyllatioa, arrived
s Velvareieo on the sth of r.aortlety, end while
'There tired a national *elute in honour of the inde-
pendence of Chili.

By the arrival of the British sloop of war, the
'Conway, at Valpsraiso, a few days -before the
• Aegle hailed, accounts were received from the
• liberating army under General San Martin, .con-
aiding of 5,0110 troops. They had retired from
'their advanced position towards Lima,' back again
.to the seas-port of Watch°. This movement was
.in consequence of the unimakhiumw of the sitsts:
110 ff they had occupied. and 'the tedious progress
• ....ef some negocistions which' were then going oil
-;:between the Belligerents. Lord Cochrane was
still carrying on the blockade of Callao, arid
had taken and ordered for Valparaiso, several
American and British vesvels for adjudication.
Thcse were principally cleared after a ruinous
detention, and the expenses of a law suit. The
all'air of the capture of the Speuish frigate by Lord
Cochrane in person, was deservedly spoken of in the
highest terms of commendation. The troops or the
Viceroy were reputed to he much dispirited, and
oeeerail desertions of olifi.'ers of reek.. and whole
—,!campaniet, bud lately taken plaice to the Patriots.
,4t was the impresaion in Chili, that Lima would fall
before the forte of Sail Martin and Lord Cochrane.
i• This was the opinion of those in the country whose
• ..feelings arid interests were tieither macerated 'in
. jr, and whose means of judging were the best—
( Mercantile Adcettiser.)

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Extract of • letter rewired by the I ha ling Ail, Macros, of
New Bedford, to a gentleman in Baltimore chiteitCo-
•
quirobo, February 13, 1821 :
'lt is said that Mr. .11811°, of Volparado.. will
•soon .return to the United States, carrymg with
him the same purity of morals and subfameable-
; tress of character which he maintained while you
was in Chili. The Cunstellatiois frigate has
lately arrived at Valparaiso, and the • Macedo-
rra& is soon expected from the coast of Peru.—
There are at present upon the coact, a French 74
sad frigate, the object of which is unknown. After
+mg three or fottr days in Valparaiso, they sailed
tor Callao, which is now blockaded by Lord Cool'-
, •-torre's-squsdron, lately increased by the tokingof the
. • !royal frigate h sineraldrs. Cot-hraneis ou &cruise with
. •Alle O'Higgins and Ennernldd, lifter the Vengansa
• and Puondia, which, if he falls iq "4 dem, from hi.
• daring but prudent intrepidity, and from the enthu-
*am& of those who serve under him, which has been •
increased by the late success, he will most certainly
like. It is said they are gotte to 'brit% troops from
~Aittes,. which, if it be the case, will render the cap-
• twe.soore important. The Patriot arms iu Peru
base been extremely successful—the vanguard of.
the enemy, under the command of General
....G'Riely, having been lately defeated by a division
• -4f. iht! _ Patriot army owlet Areintles—l,2oo men,
•Irrith.O'lluely himself, have been taken prisoners—
& tiie•namber of killed has not Woo heard of. San

Martin hat Ltina reduced to a close siege, cut off
'from all communication with the prorinces, aid
•esPerted to have already surrendered from the
iscateity of provisions. The revolution has aprerd
Inc. rapidity cf • contagion throughout the
whole of Peru, and may be lurid to be universal.
with the exception of Luna awl Anequipa, oboe
-Ibe garrisons form an insecure res'raitit upon tlie
•dispobitions of the iotott)it tut;. We are daily ex•
prcting news of great events, which can almost im-
pusailrly be less favourable than our anticipation,.
,F;xtrxt-t of • letter dated Shitiag:s de Chili,
•January 10 :

" No articles now pay double ditties; specie is
exempt front export dm!, and -rober favourable re-
golatiutis have been made for die encouragement of
virsolvfec i and we now confidently hope that a
:Islets will gridually be adopted which will em-
'Owe at once the best tatterert of . the government
tled of the merehants.
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" a Icillowirig is the subetarace of a Decree 4-
..4 Gen. Sall MAIIIW !--•
4. AtVports eider the hartneatare protection of the liberal.-
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4/0. Wiw. iltalattigaited Stoteortamai at Votpittalap.
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