The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-01-26 00:00:00

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rgge.ww.oollllll.llllM—alfeit ale novae attain yen 11.
*say without as entreints ea 'anew§ past. I dis mei lona
be tradsnalee the aline of mar friends. awed* I nailerrala
Mir wimmtage we posse's I. having sae et the great Ism
wakes lilted by as advises', of Itassaelp•llans I. the place of
its wen bitterest eseasy. lan else sensible of the bewail
we derive hums baling the Eastmain Covenant of ibis un-
man toiletry invested I. as Monition sopping of re.
liberty.
4' .'These see great adirsatars : they WTI Is cheer us aralthig
dot aisksium el she heart which arises frein-bop deferred;
nod we ought Wend s. be stet t. the beret al the repotted
disappointment afoot Wrest hare; at she sanalising and
Vent repreitin et expectations raise il only I. be blasted,
Gad prospects of sateen opened *sly to close nen as ;a ten-
fold deriness. A 1..! perhaps the proem Orem only Aims
wpm as is make she mildness of future neglect he felt win
nereased ebillines. However, let the resell of rerestepireems
be what it will, we ewe it to ',entire., Is usernqpir le
ewe religion, to oaten* stunt mere to escana
. T*l:.'ine. ant unjust degradation. •
la the history el .stead there seen weeny thing aeon
stint then we servitude. Is began by • genes sad shales-,j
Ism vielatimi a • solemn' treaty. It was itemised is the
vamenapruone erewrity of a faction, strong in British sip.
poet, and in the mural sad physical insbeeiliiy *fag as.
tuned and divided people. And now ens all the penessen
hive pawed away, by which Ibis iniquity night bate his.
palliated, we still emotion a. oppressed and inferior elites us
our native sod, aline sad putties. is the laud of Oar fa-
thers: bed why, gracious Gad! why! Because sone old
wens, we nest is.,. silly sill, we pleased le drawl ant the
alrestml opinion, that as act of rusWie jingler WSIIIIIII gut
d prance any poetic peed." ant that the abolition of big.
try distil '? feed re unhappy emmiegnenne!!!"
If seas abeneditiee eve any linen is *way the 'latish
Connsile, limn leased, rwskswail nee way welt member, .p.
prenshing eiteineien. With !Mead evavalseil by deiperate
poverty; with Eassimid mediae beaten as overwhelmed's;
tassel..; with Lampe mutely hiJiag the Itsltslisuib. ring
Bane ef revolt, peeenting at bees but the usage of a sleep.
big velem, ; I. smelt a state of affairs there wi bat owe mode
ef sonatina ist the British nspire—aad diet ON to enlist
rethirthe I:mneers of the Inane, at social order, sad of the
GentWaliaistotil dames and ileseriptions of an, whatever
theyli:fnek=r er their need ; ' and by elriag them ALL
one
gotip lIM ,le pressen end so aselatain 011 net te
gond se she pain
tparts of the sable sad lung.
tried del Ifisatiseinae. These who wish t. be sire, oast
to blob le Sing frees power the bigots sad she Satanic of
*sewn, and nest, le the easaageneat of public affairs, con-
sent the mien* of eommain. muse, sad invoke the spirit of
Christian Charity.

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What cosine should the Catholics of Ireland pursue easier
IM rearm eircostssasces? This is the question which yes,
esnotrysies, have to resolve. It is spas this Isesties
*bet I beg to sin yes sty humble ►et holiest advice. Ido
sot Wok I eaosear is lodise yes. dial the perish is arrived
lobes yaw mast Soaks soother easel to °Weis your cassias.
glottal liberty. lodged this is a molter epos which I tarry
we are all agreed, sad the wily doubt, es well as the wily
didlesky, arises f►es as apa►Neasiwi, lest is leukiag /or
the greatest of all hawses blessisge. civil Itheety, we should
'sieve that which is of greater iropartiosce Shoo any those
that mss bestorwhis inseolliod and socket relights of Ire.
load.
Surly I. die kW lose vary seas, of the Catholics agreed
with so Its thistle, dot we assist sot ord.' to pinnies t►e
Itilloll rarliseaest, until that body was is a state sore
likely to sympathise nith the warts and *idles of the people.
Met wrests boot armed Is the last twelve nessihn whit*
has, souk me, is essuuses with others, chaste Owl eloilielole
sod whick w►gat we retais sU sue foreser priseiples,
deco us to make owe exertios more to obtain frogs the
Paellainest Shut liberty which we knew to be our
right, but which we are ready to receive with all the ague.
Usual, gratitude due Is Ile most gratoihiros hiss. •
The IMMO which should idler *sr resolution, and hideout
se sage mare lob petition Parham's( is its pressot state, Iwo
theses—Firm, we have sees Is the lam year a Mill for the
isM Illbe actually pass the Herat of Cowden', which flail