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

" We are happy to learn (rays the Editor of the
Windsor Erp►ess) that T. T. DRAKE, Esq. Mem.
her of Parliauseat for Amershans, has imitated the
noble ezansple of the Lord Lieutenant of the
county, by desiring his tenantry to meet him at
Shooklves on Mouthy last; when he ihfortned
them that he had entertained hope. that Miuisre,s
would have been able to have give° some relief to
the agricultural interest. But boding ('hough tie
believed them willing. as far as they could C.MOR.-•
teutly) that the satuattems they had adopted were
very inefficient to relieve their distress, it there-
fare became his duty as laadlord to assist them.
He bad in consequence given orders to his agent to
reduce their rents 0 per cent. from Illieliaelotas
• last, and he should always be ready to rise or till
With them, being well con►inced that the inherit at
landlord sod tenant were inseparable. He lisped
at the same time, should the prim of agricultural
produce become beuer, which into by no neatain-
probahle, they would as cheerfally agree to au in-
crease of rent. It is necessary to add, that this
aboirmeat is in addition to 0 per cent. tales tB
'six years ago"

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We have looked into the lists of the siiijolity
• aid Minority on Lord ALTHORP'S motion, sod dr
mat:find Mr. Dasat's name in either. It has hoes
Observed, that if all men were honrat there woad
be no necessity for laws. If all landlords sewn
liberal as Mr. Dacca, the Galindol labours of
Parliament would be greatly facilitated. Shad
the hlinister impose taxes on the (amen sill
a heavy band, he need not be afraid of &stav
ing them, as the kindhearted landlord, lc.
stead of remonstrating against it in his place iu
Parliament, would be always ready to remedy
the distress by making a proportionate reduction
of his rent ; but Mr. MAZE should considerth►t
all landlords,, however kindly dispo►ed, may not be
equally able to make a similar sacrifice by (u;tow•
ing his eassimple—andokm. the preveatim of awls
always better than mires

The Dublin Papers of ‘lrednesday. wliidore
bare received, are chiefly occupied with the tho:I.
of the trials at Cook on Monday, of which We
Saturday gave th. result. A private letter ,•,'••
that teis more were tried and found gull ,
Tuesday. The terrors of the law have had
effect in repressing the spirit of outrage r
quarter. The Cork Ixtelligeorer of Turbds ,• •
tains • list of 521 sees costa of robbery of arm,
ry
looney war that city, in the direction of Hook.
• all perpetrated since the preceding Friday, Pi
which day Baron M'Cutu.awn arrived
city.
The Freemen's •1011/114 contains the Boom C 2"
tholic' Address to Marquis WiLLFALEY. aild hD
Eicellency's Answer. A copy of Ilse latter
given in soother part of our Paper. To the ts*
Ersuion of a bore so that Address dor the P'4
Coda will be abolished during his Esorlleoci'll
Viceroyalty. be remarks that " his linty ea his l"a"
mot situattou is to admisister, Dot to vim, the ho'i
bet he assures the deputation debt his politics,
principles on the subject of Cath oho rights r0044`
" unchanged."

SMurday. at one o'clock. the fliarrrio of Leo
tootroaaaT met several of the C Minot Niuwtrra
the Foreign Office, whO coatinimd in dcliberw
for liOnie time.