The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-02-24 00:00:00

SIR :toilY ivEif;isonr, FART.

CORPORAVIDNDIO BREWERS AND' MALTS-MR"
OR GUILD OF SAINT ANDREW, DUBLIN'."
411iiMarY)Sib. lum 1,.
At a nomitrine abeetlitg of this Corporatiois is Vobtits lOW
asoremlelet4 porinsaist to notice, being Quarter Day; . •
Rewilired iininfationly-Thitt the 'terabit& of thisi CA P&
Miro' be' pretreated to the Right Nun. Sit 'Johts•fflrporT,
Bat. be his maim atteutiou la, alod diaeliarier drf, hit
dative in Parliamentont well as a revery! thaposition be.
part at all times to promote the trade and commerce of this
kingdom.
Resulted--That mime be acconipaoied with tbo following
Addrem s
TO THE RIGHT RON. SIR JOHN NSWPOIIT, BA IIT.•
• Sitti—•We, the Mluel,W.rdens,and Sretbieu'of tbeCor..
purloin% of Brewer, aid Halisters, or Goild of Saint As.
• drew, Militia, in Publtc Hall assembled, feeliug as Waimea
how highly we ire isidilited to you fur the imporisat services
whirls you from aline to time, rendered Nitre coustri,
toy your able, indefaligahle, and trolly patriotic esertitsis to
Norlisateal ; and fetelieg, as connected with the Brewetietr
of Ireland, the highest obligaisoub to you for the many M-
ammas in which you hese kindly and zeakiusly assisted in
forwarding measures essential to the prosperity of our
trade; beg leave to present you with the Freedom of our
Corporal Islas

these onr Resolutions and Address be
eigard by the Masser and Wardens, and forthwith trammeib
led to the said Right Hoe Sir Julio Newport.
JOHN PURSER, Jun. Master.
ROBERT R. GUINESS, ) Warden
JOHN ALLEY, Jun. f
ANSWER.

TO TU6 HARTER. W•RDENS, •ND BRETHREN OF
THU CORPORATION UP BREWERS, OR GUILD OF
ST. •NDRRIV. DUBLIN.
I request you, GeniWince', to accept my grateful ackeow-
lrolgineills of the Battering testimony of approbation by
wheel, trim highly Itonoeted ate, but much overrated my
i. Services; it WOW more gratifying, as it is
eisisp!pkgrippernspreftblegild, through the medium of

(rind.

I can poesese tithe, claim ow the regard of my COWS-
trywas thee may be derived from sincere attachment to she
illiterate of !vetoed, mad noxious enemata to the Mocharge
of my Parliamstseary duty during the period of my politic
now weak* on its elem.
The Wench of manufacture is which you are aimed, in.
linsately cousectod with the health and wale of the people,
and cousequeetly with its best interest, bee ewer appeared
to me to require the warm end decided support of every
Member of the Legislature.—l have the bestow to be,
Umetlerees, your obliged sod obedient Sense,
JOHN fEt,P,ttl'.
Metre-dead, Leedom. Mowry S. 11121.

(CIN(ULAN.)

TO THE NC/81CM AND GENTRY OF THE
COUNTY OF DERBY.

LADITS AND Ganftentenllnwilling as I am (and I
speak siacerely), tan any OCCII,iOU, to propose Motivation in
mimics' nod long-esiabiseited custom, equally unwilling to
propice an alteration which might cause disappointment or
diapie either to individuals or the public, it Is, I assure
pow, from nothing bet the most Imperious "ruse of duty,
founded on the dictates of conscieuee, that I presume in this
Public manner to lay-before you a goestion, which, having
given myosin hambleseatimessts upon, I leave to your final
arrhigenteut and disposal.
It has beets usual, I understand, to have what is called
"The Assize Ban." Now you cannot, I to 'sure, as pus_
sensing the Comm.. feelings of nature' towards your
unfortunate and suffering fellow.creatnrei, poe cannot
but agree with a very generally received opinion, a that a
mews gigabits sonneentent is, et Mich a ttnut,and wirlAr suck
c ire innstate d, el-timed as any Ws. possibly con be."
AlthOugh the lettendmice oa the Assists procures a large
assemblage of einiapany, still there are' those who, at an-
other time, li•Old be happy to attend; rho CON Id not join in
any gay siihrtfmg of plealiore, whilst they knew some of
their fellow-sinik 'Sleeve lying in a gaol' cluing out the
wretched remnant of their existence in all the most heart-
h-tidies agialeee of metal distress; their are those who,
baying beetinetessarily obliged so take an active part in
the awful snleniaities of the week, could not compose their
naiads so' semi' to forget the • dieter...log aerie they had
witnessed, or perhaps wete still about to witness; and there
are thou who, although they may have bees in the habit of
afterwards joining is the Ban, would not, I am sure, fur a
modest, reish to persist in such a custom", did it for a mo-
ment occur to theta how much it must tend to aggravate
the feelings or the sufferers, should they, under the sca-
lene* of death, counting every evened of lime which yet
remained batistes them/Rives and " Moistly," andfeelisig
the very keesitat alio( of death; siSelllti they be aware that
during the few Were before they were shoal to safer, so
many of their fellow-amen were espied in imusements
en which eves their dreadful state could have nu present.
lug iefluente.
Do sot, Ladies and Gentlemen, for a usament suppose
that I wield accuse you of a thunglitless haid-beartedness
(if I may so term It) inwards the coodemord. N.. 1 the
contrary, were the question to be pot intlitidusllf
out the county, on the grounds 1 have stated, whether
there should, or should not, be an Assize Ball ? 1 am con-
fident the negative would be without hesitation universal.
It lean old-established cahoot, ' and, like many other cus-
toms, continued without any particular cousideratio• as to
its propriety or intypeopriety, according to the circonistances
and peculiarities of the season. I ow*, for my urn part,
that it is very moth my earnest wish, and would be my de-
light to ere the custom abolished for ever, as it has already.
been in many' colonies throughout the kiagdoua, front
erase of its litaitifeat impropirety'al such a lime. At the
same time, helot no enemy to sick alauseaitenti, but taktog
a pleasure iu thine agreeable meetings, then coureuieut and
tsobjectioaahle, 1 would not wish that the peanut custom
should be brisket through, even in a single instance, with-
out soother arrangement to supply its place. That suck a
measure might be planned, that it might be excreted to the
equal pleasure and satisfaction of all parties, I have not •
doubt, and if one argument more sluing, mere forcible
than another can be urged in support of nif humble pro-
posal, it is that such new are nisei be more
pleads' In the sight of God, am for more congenial to
the Net and moat laudable Aelinge of man.
I theisfore take the liberty of 'retesting that you should
take the matter into coasidiration, either with et-Aleut., to
as' entire change of the time; or as regards the prealent year
only, and I hcipt you may be able to fix upon two days in
lieu of the Balls usually loader the Assists, bailee to as.
sure you in that case, that, es far as my humble efforts go, I
will give my mush melons support and endeavour to pro-
mote lilt pintesere of the reciting; but should you decide
on continuing the Assize Ball, you will compel me, sou-
willingly, to absent myself, amid deptive mte of Ike pleasure
1 wish to have in the opportu'aily of meeting my friends.
Requesting your pardon fur this perliips presumptuous
intrusion, yet haring muck sanguine coulidetice i• your eau-
aid decision, I remain,
Yours, with great respect,
G BORG E Ck UWE; Hies Sheriff.
N.O —Perhaps the day on which his Majority's Birthday
is celebrated alight -suit for Lint 43d; or perhaps
both alight lie wt arranged as to fall at • tine whew the
Could, is boat filled with euinpaNy. eh perhaps one on the
43d of April, and the tither at the Aetamnal henneas so
the we at Norwich.
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