The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-02-25 00:00:00

OUTINIAN SOCIETY•.

We have been always desirous to do justice to
every Society, by the plain statement of what is said
and done under its authority, favourably descrip-
tive of its views ; and, as we do not see that those
exhibited in the following correspondence of the
Outinian Society can be esteemed wanting ist such
claims ou our confidence, do not scruple to insert
it. It is meant to form a bort of supplement to a
printed paper distributed together with it. among
the adherents of the Society, intended to advance
the species of human happiness, which is well
known so have been hitherto the principal subject
of the Outinian I.•ctures. The moral sentiments
to be gathered from this correspondeoce. seem so
far from disgrocefal to the cause which they espouse,
as, on the contrary. to point to an absolute ame-
lioration of society in general.

CIRCULAR LETTER.
To • Society, srdeslly siehisg for the debility far our glo-
riosa Constitation, it must cease so pleasing reileetino, os
laying a tongued carefully meditated ScHams IMPUOVI-
MINT for their eissaideratios, Wore these, sof ohms favour
towards the pls. it is moat destines, that measures prop*.
lug each rads, afford • pretext is misrepresent it to them,
as whin from a Gale love of novelty : shwigh it should
eves be its priweipal purrse to repress it.
Urged however strougly by the hopes it entertains of ex.
peeled sdirastmge to maskind, the Oslinias Society does
1101 scruple, through MC, 10 solicit year semi origin mues-
li.. in the recomisesdation of its 'lade to you; as all the
nsbappimeos that it has seemed its &sty to publish to the
woeld, as derived from the system aims to ewer,, has
sauce proved heel( on the iscrrase, by sew glaurt.gs, is
mere sod more evotauthe marriages • esseruipsr, sperje.
able to Ike same came of restrietosf weans eirorded to
respectable indirldrals of Me two sans, of westing to as-
certain each others tempers, dispositions. views in Pre, and
moans of prolongieg a spirit of Innen and inataat Madsen,
trhica it proclaimed! It therefore, is presentisig the en-
closed paper, begs siermisaios also, 140 invite your consider-
sties of the enlightened view take, of this plan, by a ',c-
anaille Vies-President, of obith it has to boast, of rare-
riesce and jedgment is the affairs of the world. of a very
essisiderable stake is the country, genius and profound
learsimg, in a letter to its Presidest, with the answer.
This correspoodesce 1 have the hosollr to recluse, as well
se to subscribe myself, with respect,
Year very uhediest humble Servant,
J. R—H—D-144
Secretary to the Oulimiam Society.

Letter from R. Esq. F.R.S. gte.. ViemPrmi.
• dem, to J. P—o, Esq. U.. 1). he. Ise. Presides* ist the
Out sales Society.
Penland-place, December 14, 1111.
Deer Sir-1 s►ould ham replied to your letter, as the
doeurneet immunised to ma ►y Mr. R-11d—es, earlier,
if I bail sot ken detained by Iny /me. for m Kew mlitioll
of the Perslee Hereto'. I have now poessaed with greet
■ttrmtior, the 7'rose Primers Present; sod I am derided
that sock • paper would be of the limiest insperteree to
the irdivideal, if the ►eplies were sieereely imported to
his, is the ingot Miamian tweet in humaa lilts, for his
fosses happiwers.
I she thiok shot utility would arise, if the articles
in the respective colemea wert waned, sad trtattd, is