The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-03-04 00:00:00

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.lee Mosher. has wrier' a world
le published. anti rff. "Pannonia. from.Dieppe to the
ifennfeine of Seelead." la at preface hie says. "If the
seeder experts meted a Mot of trope's Olin milk, I Mg be
,pill ihrim it aside; iil is.asitleug hot the leeched bash of a
1 bin what passed rapidly, ilieregh a mime, mike sew in
sad who writes hii iteilimeette Ceiba than his ,'leer,..
t Illgehr The *ether bee net given a base elesesesa7 if hie
Ices& It is $ lively, evereelsiene sketch, lo Mite% the pee-
!pigged mums of the sone see lunched with vivid colours,
god the progress of the reader ideal minted by the dull
' pad heavy present with winch works of this aim are often
' enerleaded. The Int A ' spire • (semi' leiter Is the so.
Shoes wife, betrays f heart of eceliiibility, sued souse 'spa
medic fancy mix weblike Mamie sad useffecied seattesent.
which it runtimes, It ie. thaelline, Mel apes wetter .4 r -
pet that the rapidity of Ms Ewen/waft dues not Mine esp.!
foe meditation, anti that the whale sit the welt is led rouse_
alai ebb its begiuuiag. The following Is an a Watt :.-
" 091.YROd0
0 Helyrond is the smiled pallit• of the King, of ketelsbd
In Edinburgh. It Mas fellatio') by Maid I. in I 111. Tlie
emeleuitio• of its adetieldelit ebanel nee be of a sowiewhat
later date. There repose the roosioss of Janie* 11., James .17 ,
Henry bared. yi sad a mellitude of others, distiugtheleed by
their rank Of their listirleal three-ter. In llie *Mil ut the
rains of this chapel, tee mail seglatel toe Ike honour of
the sallow, rise ism freelimeativof hens, *jubilee from their
pietureeque physiognomy. They are the beeps and first
Myers of of those boodles of edemas chickeopport the
mates of spiciest chum , While they elltedsll Mese at their
lallateelta. Wheil keep sited, it • moderate hugger,he
'y rr-
.oroirot to Ike eye t groups' of bleik risme et basaltic
bre
eettee.
" We were ionelekted isle the eparements easpied byte
Preach Princes during seems ief the yeses of their bug exile.
Illpre is something affecting Is the emptied., of this toys)
levelling. 'The oily ornament which clialogoisbee it bent
vdbr barrios of an old COOP Paled issosiois. Is ,'pretty good
liellelliese• of perorates of gate kedeish siebles,•aud I lessee
. feldrovi assay bes is theetillemeated by itie looloor ememer of
Olean 11. lowa are from lid prima et Imiebtte,and cited
image his lea piedectimes ; others beloag yq Illytp" hie
pietetemiliir in repidatiM I ad, to Itameay, awe et hi meet
able rivale.• The chamber of the Duke trAtegoolesie 'ladle
imwsi.red• *mem of tecle(e vie* which et times antailally
equivaleat I. that of • lame. I hare hake. memimiser
moversing with that great roomettes theirreetelleetlese of Me
Wider., of she Beeehmes, Met it has kfl at loom.
Sloe of neoplasia sad respect in the Lax it;
beeesiet ills lint.
4' net illyerlatelli. MO polore rendi illiffffistiteteorer
Other eadeunes. Whew a subject farbitimeffidassdllddee!
..—she Ilparbous talkie, reface in the bemiej latter the
bison, !Ow beeritlies there, if I easy he she raps...aleii,, I knew all what ateleseePhere laseheaLi "'t e..,.,Mich
'tiegeolme Not Ng. to nil. Pity ' have'disap-
moved freak the earth if she did *et 'Map over mete
deep earossa. A piastre 'Mee% moguient• the Madly of
Merles I after his etecatiem was Ike Ilest tibiae whielt, me
his rising, struck the eye of the kosher of Lewis 1,1%
' It Is hula seep togas Ilea part of the pollee sa tbst
which was oecupied by the eafortmeate May. . literef en.
weep myeta ill Mane *Me stimigeet empeemiemellf ely beat.
All the of eb4 apatibest have been poessemeseetith ea-
rwigs, esattoese. le to memeased I. ka woad Rod Mita
eitiscredele appearances. Too see a• other samlilicatiene In
the time of the foriliere, she esep;tr, the paleeste, Ow
limeriags, Met *hat are she secretary work of time. - They
ere moyol rage, which wooed sell heed their, optooduseek Mite
Mares bad respected them es vouches mete In iletelleet
aliaseltre la Mary's bed, her arm lhairs, her seism wheat
,the hodembroideried the arbor of her Arm Maimed" gem
the teseit.lieekee as which her hemitield hebelipill sesame
*sea ;: eves her dreseimphog. Doe efflgld Win* le job
skew Inv-mem of Me y+ Smart, et* lierabffraupo ihag
les.th sish—Seisibet bows- her she- lunglesiket Is not
Oa thesight of bet ..eh. v lea die.r:reltr rased room Malas a ,jn "WO
ehe 164, will eked*, posts, covered bysiiporpljk met; is
'etcompaiiied by hick choirs ne the rebel Maid ,ireliege.
Mr shape. An old tiongleg of Most- eidersil "he owe
mire, athewe • sight of ewe cmuow dra:roinatio by which
Dorsky came is with his ocemeise to surprise -Ringlets tile
other, that of • closet where they cossorelad elemsehoo.
-The Fame and heavy armour of Henry Mears are still skews.
Me shed refereed by the sense way sad left the Ars( bed.
eliminative by a desk long vestibule, which as hod ice les
morked ea etterieg. A demislaio of Mood works lb. 'pot
where Nina received his mortal mewl, and ohm salon
irregularly tread be embised patches as the line,, thew the
efforts of his melees sis settee. Ide wit Emir if Ile aroma-
lien is peculiar as ataielf, het I have meet ate any thing
comparable let this Illtelliet of use of tke mast WM) trete-
dies of witelera history, with all its intearatiose, meg ne the
males of blood which hare roawained there Memel being
effaced, like that of Demean op the lentere of Lady Mac-
beth. It is mirth okaying, that makes, is more didicielt
to effete am Mood. It is the tattoos, which always rises
speed the used.,..; oat of a hoedree amesatieue aim
maid., there Is met a shells see is which it dues not ewe*
Base emlicatiaa. It ate vies set la the meeeeteeflebbery
Itlined of
powellerily. The losset Ho'yrood have Meek liere
of Simile throve' SIMI through. It will ismer be
washed out.
" Tie eradicates of Mary Musa is as lively at Hely-
mod, et if she had bees beheaded yesterday .t Fotherisgay.
1. fact, the vestiges of her . enesteace as. to stet/ pert.
In the chapel we saw the imalated Nook where tier coo.
fessional 'implored. Her picture is is the Issg killers strobe
portraits, hisiorieal, tradierrial, a fateelote, of tie Wags .if
Seedlood.for eves Fergus is sot forgot. Is is reproduced in
all lhe galleries, in all the clashes., .ad ales wand
Oust ewe b owe is patieelar, where the porerait 4 the
yowler Princess, embellished with ell the pomp of her sup..
little eith she leen king of France, exhibits • stratum run.
trait with the portrait of the bride of Builierell. This lest
Mestere is set prising, from I hams not whet illosio• of Ideal
rememblame, which somas anarely so • rombinailso of
features sad expression which ties has &Kama seldom busy.
lag it, or which owe leas guessed. Mary Mose aliqappeera
• Quern, bat, above all,: a Menai • 'dee deep play of herlook, the pereeptiMe thickness alit: lips, the vereptieuide.
area of the esenstemoes, half mairosterhie, half retiring, re.
veal more *mew to my intagisatiow thaw het napeparp his-
tory. I wise Sritaller could, have eau tine portrait, .r that
kisekspeare could have *bested the subject. .le as adjoin-
ing owns is • Ilse portrait of Dagaley, sif the Meech arhand.
He Is as thin as a spectre, but well made, tall, sedecioes;
serrible. Om EN/ easily eareeirt the poser of bitch • Om,
Is. over the feeble orputastioa of a womass." ~ "- .

On Wednesday last about 500 of the lahouripe
class of men assembled iii the parish o•f Kenning.
hall, to take sway, destroy, or prettied. Mr. 11a1LLi.,
a respectable farmer of that place, from using Mee
thrashing machine. Information w►a given to a
Magistrate (the Rev. J. SURTELII. of Ben Mom) whu
immeduately proceeded to an auction el farming-
stock, Ste. which was holding within about a utile
of brio, and requested all the gentlemen sod far.
men present, with the sucsionver, in the King's
name, to go with him forthwith to Keeminghall.
All with one accord, with Mr. Auctioneer. mounted
their horses, seed accompanied the worthy Magistrate
to Kruniughell, where they found tl t men esteem-
bled in a body. The Megi►trate'a puny equalled
the nninberlof the rioters. An the persuasive means
posisilitle were need to induce the misguided men to
eillpeeito their respective homes quietly, lent of no
Nina. The Riot Act was then of courve obliged to
b• read by the Magistrate, and even three they d►d
nut disperse till within two minutes of the hour
being expired. Too much rfrllll cannot be Krt•en
to the Magistrate for his activity and calamities cf
temper throughout the whole of this proce.eding.—
( o►felk Cht oosick.)

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