The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-07-21 00:00:00

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upon the stagnant sinks of the city. Yet they were
totem from their confederacy, and might become
17a to those by whom they had been once
1. A. to 'be decoration of the statue, it
moold be mettle druid, but for the intent with
which it was performed; and it is intent. and pio-
n*, which endive the words and actions of men
wish their good or evil Totality. The Lord Mayor
Fedlien phoned-ft colt this rite ari innocent one
in itself. 'biller' extracted from a mast of earth,
is Masted; the glass then comes fused from the
fitsece, is innocent ; but the digger that is drown
reeking from the beset. and the vase that is pale
Itrreil with poen", are ohjerte of horror to the isms
ginmistn, which. by a natural transition. lose, eight
of their materials in their use. The statue of
Willis. is hats mass of senseless stone--it is as
dhoti Ile any Alderman of them all; but when it is*
net up m • typeua4 a memorial of faction, it is ea—
=-i sweat hateful associatium. Nothing
se n dm
mote impolitic than the !woe:wane! ill
01. reetkia.practice. It bad been observed
're/ brand (oho, whatever may be his moral
iierteesions. both .from nature and experience was
aegastmed with the human mind, under the•
i..larece of Politicol agitation), that in petsint out
et public eutevulitiont, • wise. a prudent Govern-
ment motald prmidiest Lethe fur the t ettnaleist par
tonosnf the petipir. 1.1 thurconstry, in oppoeitiou
tv tint deloinsg• maxim, the persons in pnwer.tiod
Nr intopitel the means of perpetuating thereirea•
and thireefoie the dissentient* of the
tON. lierkod of alluring the human tendencies
tat Akita to Weed llitotreirro Over post mists,
trod tirres•ed that gentle and effacing tide in its
acid left the stational mind one bare dreary
name, coveted with 'sins and with wreck which
wtted4 long since have been covered by the wide
al difessitin of that Lehr, st hose natural over-
• if he might use the expression, herr-been
eti %iodine-1y dammed up. But at last • better rya-
aim hod bees adopted, and it appeared certain that
the Ormerinnent began to entertain more beneficent
and ksudly views to the people of this country. It
lea span a-refiance in this wise and generous spirit,
(bough it was. as let but in its incipiency, that
he &waded his present proposition to address the
Lard -Liesteasat.' At the mine litre. if it was
'bought th it such Adders* nook) throw the least
t~4t meat iss the way of the great national recoil-
• rs 'weskit he so much desired, he would be
feral at slosiglile aboodon his own views and sucri-
lietelbrin to Om Issensony of the public.
Lied FISIOAIL shield merely observe that the
impiftstion upon his mind was, that the Cord Mayor
'sit beta gaits situate in his original offer of conci-
liation, sad the Nisble Earl still continued to hold
the seine miaow, notwithstanding the unfortunate
en) sti•creditable transactions of the 14th 1.1 July.
• Mr. O'Cor sou Don steed, that he had been ini-
mical! many Itesolistion ou that insult. hat out coo-
oderotioa. he thought it could not do taut injury.
and halal. it was siecessery to come to some Baas-
lesion on the aubjrct.
Ith.:ol:ousont. email not concur in the mil-
lion, shat the Addict* on the subject of the late
*len& anus IMltellerti. There were many parts of
that Addicts +hick might be cousnulicsed

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