The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-03-25 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

Thonts•Griltilbsja le of thford-strett. MiddleteLjilrelkel
from March 26, to April 13,11 eleven, at the Cumt Cum-
owstotters of Bankrupts, Bosioultall-stlect, London.

BANKRUPTS.
James JoWoo, latest( Holborn. Moildleses, jeweller, to pies
made., March 3u, April A, and My 4, at ries ea. at the Coosa
of Consaissiosers of Baiikrapts, &gumboil-street, Leaks*.
Allures,. Mr Hassan, Piss*. Chsmh.r, Covent-garden.
Peruses's Bras,Site, of Bristol, fringe siautifectorrr, to
ilium:hr. April J 6, 17, sod May 4, at use, at the Mush
Tavern, Bristoh Attorneys, Messrs. Pusan! sad Blower,
Lisiiroln's Inn-fields, Loodoo ; and Messrs. Itaystou sod Sus,
Bristol.

lease Harrifson, of Mosuut-terrare. Whilerhopirl Raid,
to surrender, April 12, 13, sod Slat
4.11 four, at tW Aattel len, Norwich. Atiorsierst Mr. Pee-
• Nuslviela Mom,. &e'en* mid WrosJ, Lassie M.
Tufauty Apostle, Queers-street, Chespoole, Loudon.
Hodriusurs, sow el late of Boirsitale,SisM•lk,
S es, is ourreserr, April 11, et Syr, A, at iris, anJ Map 47 et
era% st laterior.RasSulli. Atilsruppf
4 ems. ihmker, Ulwwa, us 4 Hostingl'am. New Ilossitb•

" It is said by a writer, whose celebrity, perhaps, does so
great looser to the feelings of human satere, that, let a elan
die amidst ever so many lameisteliona, If he could rise from
the grave spin after the lapse of a few years, or *yeti soothe,
his ic-appearasee world sot he found to be productive of
wismingted'sadsfactioe assemeg the &Wads who had wept over
his elwtwa My*. There is merit wiekedgews la this satirical
smirk, sad certainly a great deal of einggerstios ; never-
theless, there is perhaps webs logndstsen for it is the troth.
This mach, it least, we moot all hews observed, that tripods
oho lore bees loot shoat from each giber, however On
may have lamented their separatists, do very seldom, so
use. tier again, esperiegee all ahml pkwrisre which they them-
mho had riposted se derive from being restored to the
society of each ether. The resole I take to he • very simple
' sets; samely. that bmwswor close may have bees the intimacy
of lure err drys, themtetho sommetsgether again after being
losigioseeder, never de tense Ibrither the same peveoris that
they pared. Is spite of every Ibises sew irsentirbewe posed
ever eillserimest; w Ithossighte, sew gselter, here kr, riser,
vivre is 'Abet boos : she sucrose of tree bays art been
sympathised with: the ills of another have sot bees par.
tare: the seised of each ha. bees occupied, i• by for the
greater pot of its drpO, with those of which the other has
so lisrowledge. sod on form so pees : sod after the km
tenets K relliedled offecties is ever, the mehmeholy troth
(stem itself epos those meet relativist to Walt it, that the

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*To restage the full coalldesee of hieg-lieohmi sympathy,
wu here. as it probably always is, the work of time amid of
trifles. Tot feted, who was is the habit sawyer Mr. Blair
could doubt, est from the date of Mrs. Casupbelrs arrived
al Cemmelleillei, his condition had keen inertial bat
sorely leading towards improvennet. The obligations is.
spired by the duties of hospitality bad visibly foraistlied a
stimulus is his mind. Society mod coeversetion had exerted
their usual theorem% mid the whole upset sod riesiffiruer '
of the ilea had, ere lone, lost that slide of modiste, bed and
Settled heaviness. which listitenies to the watatsfol eye of
bedew, she sickly !wavelet of • spirit wastimi all its
lis ear-
r•O i• oudlog over the dark place* of reasembraiice.
This, it may be supposed, was more particularly • matter of
miastaut and thaukful remark smosg Mr. Blanes vanity
seam's! folks Deeply as they all respected hoth the omm
sad his alliction it is wet to be denied, that sow of WORM
We occanuesl; iachned toted fault with the eve* II
which he carried his indelgreet of sorrow. The sail heilv
Madero pettiest, whose tolled. had bees ealiwied, who
faith had lees strengthened. whose (reline had all hers
soothed by the frequent visits of us affectionate minister,
felt the comparative rareness of thaw visite es ea additional
imilielitaa sf calamity ,• end sometimes the eateral eptersilate-
wes of age, and suffering, std desertion, weld have its
War. Toterr people, amity, who hail wet wad resisted
of the same armies with thee te which Mr. Blew had
agewl, did not all of these tbiek se weeny aid ai
es , we have sees Jule Maxwell did; bet, ea the ow
ae
Slam, ware ape to etoeslier the Were sod soperiee Wrestles-
thin of their Edwin,' as reseens why he should have bare
lees likely thee they themselves had bore to give way to the
its irstieg is/severe of a cherished detest. The arrival of
Mrs. Campbohi was associated by all these people, with the
amines of steSegthesed seal sod discharged duty oe the pert
if Mr. Blair; while such were the fraultuess of her ~anuses
wool thiamine, her readiness toper all sort of eilaistWee
la cows of aticr sally or of suffering, and the Modems if all
her condom in every situation win me they had say spree-
tesity of tootemplating it, that it world irdeed bore bee
very woderfol, led the lady nut become, which oho really
did, the greatest possible favourite woes tines pod
villagers.
" But, perhaps, there was no part of Mrs.tempitoll'e be-
hatiour which tended so much so mese for her the affection
of tWie humble neighbours, as her own vaweasiedatteatioe
to hills Sarah Blair. la all her walks, in all her siesta to
their cottages, this child wu made her evangel collapsable.
Tripping by her side, or cliagiug to her heed, alike lb her
mositems of glee and in those tinged with more Karim, it
wu evident to every eye that Sarah's yoeug heart heat awe
mere in that security which the penmen of a mother dilates
over the breast of childhood.
* Nor is • to be doubted, that this unwearied kladeese to
his child was one of 'Le sorest of eyelets tulle heart of such a
hiker as Mr. Blair. Sod ials appeal to his affeetwaus Me
positions ass irresistible; and not the less as, surely, he-
mese it was snide in the most modest avid ansffetied ma-
ser in the world. 1 believe an artful wows, who led eared
✓oiling for berth, might have easily deceived Mr. Blair, by
(tissue to love her ; but nacre was so seed for feiguleg
here. Fur the sake of her ow inauceist beauty aleee, the
girl would have been dear to Mrs. Campbell; bat had Swab
hems as plain a child as she really was a lovely we, Cliseionlis
would .1111 have lowed her well, because she was the orplaaa
of Isobel G.ay, and the child of Blair. Moreover, Charlotte,
though twice married, Lad never been a mother; sad ion,
in that deep well which nature lee placed is every womaely
Must—and that, I believe, so deeply, that is csa wew be
exhausted—the sweet waters sr asothrilleteetWO ruse (reel/
at the call. A heart that had not been over-gewously dealt
withal, was still full of the capacity of tesiderams•' mid poor
Charlotte, whose warmer affections hod been het unforte.
safely placed, felt more delight thin she was perhaps awireof,
in the ides of pouring out love ipso an lariat bosuns, where
there was ao reason to fear the iefluesees of tholes aegratefal
peewees which bad hitherto disappointed or betrayed her; or
which, at least, she blamed fur having does so. Sarah,
therefore, grew dearer sod dearer to her from dity to day;
and that affeetioo, which from the first bad bore a laxity,
became mach more so as it was returned. Those who.,
'West has bete boldly stirred by the prubtap of calamity,
above all, of that worst calamity, human ingratimide.will
appreciate the soothing effect of what shot long.forgottea
luxury of luviug sod betag hived might amorally be produce
live to such a breast as Mrs. Campbell's. The sew Olt
did indeed soften sad soothe her is many Irma ; bat, most
of all, by tilling, or rather seeming to till, Ihr piste of owe
other feelings, the existence of which has alreauy bees ova-
cieutly hiatid to the sagacious reader.
" Use alruag sympathy does more for bringing two
sternigly-feeling minds together, than cs• ever be effected
betweeen minds of the commie order, by the moat perfect
acrordaece of uptown as to all the matters about which coon
winplaes minds are ever bniird—as one breath of she fur-
nace will do swine foe uniting two pieces of kinked metal,
them all the strings and hoots in the woi Id. Their common
arrow for the death of Isobel, and these coansems streusel
fur Borah, were nut long, therefore, in prodinchig feelings of
mutual coufidence and reliance Purees Blair and Mrs.
Campbell, such as could nut fail to overpower, iu a trey
great measure, those adverse ialltwates, in theaselirto tither
of
selative than of positive quality, which have bees elready
described as somewhat clisekieg the genial &V ile their les-
isrcoutee during the first days of their reaewed acquaietaece.
'1 111 Is not less tree that there ale mites, some of the
sweeties' &mailman. of which may be ultimately referred,
Wei is original Wearily, bit to original dewily of orients'
if sot of chalacier. Perhaps wit a few of the attachment,
winch arise homers penises of the different sexes may, is
sae mina of view, he ewiderred as rallies seder this princi-
ple wee lbw say mbar; bet (hostess at Wm be no Wild
that it has its share in almost all of them, Lid If is stilts

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The bunthag of this bobble was logo agg foretold. a-41
It. event proves the bide credit that it due to D.wyartitiols
is adoerttremesta. Tho saasagers of the departed Now
wica lUnlow are sow settles up a new compsoy, ostler ti.•
old name, esti contending is Chancery with the members for
the fragments of the old society. Their sew mincers iv merely
• bad imitation of the plan of the Conner Fins- Utiles,
fog merly she subject of their erasure, now of their maim, as
',clue as improvement" of the email imiler•aol privet*.
Finding the,. tergivereaUoas sad boshropielas swinginr
ties who were thought to be tesetwoetby sod saloesis the
public will at Weirdo ere the necessity of beiag emblem's, sod
of iagoiring strictly isle the characters rod emedoet of these
who offer them their protection. before they email slide ia-
tercets to heads which have proved adaithfal, or which re-
main wined. 1 sat, i r, •
A PUDENT MAN.

A plot of ground was on Friday enclosed iii'Hyda
Park, neer the eutrance from Piccadilly, having in
full view the winairion of the Duke of WsLulea.
TON, fur the purpose of erecting a maintment to
commemorate the Battle of Waterloo. The.Cons-
mince of Taste hese agent and again changed the
site on which it is purposed to build this cabman;
Wasarioa-pketa, Kt. Joraen-park. and the •Graea
Park having at ddlitrest periods beau Azad apou.

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