The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-05-30 00:00:00

libWAitp I~RPrIVOSiA, B.
We loan* w stalweatsce Han dealt 01 Offer,
byll4hor 80,000 GrafVe kesiwebont, it 1
Secretary to the Engll4 Catholic SI owe. He lA. k
sminable ittmelemee, Weevil Ind meelmed
who, !wren hir.. He attended the Howse of Commtwei
sleassiwourver or Mr. Csnalmre Romeo Catholic Peers'
no Friday formiert. He was thee in prod health and
spinet,. hwf wee takee ill us Me follawine day, briar at-
tacked with erysipelas. The melancholy event look plant
yestetthy at as owl" hour, at his boom in Burtun4ow.

PJIIIIA-lIENTARY ARFOR.W.

Ow %Mb, the 17th instant upwards of 100 patients'',
friends or Parliamentary Reform, sat down to an elegant
Shaw at the George lee, Cliatlerie: Jonathan Mtge, Esq.
in the chair, supported on limelight by G. Pryese, E•q. and
the Re►. Alpha Klieg; sod ea the left by the Rev. F.
Motherly and F. K. Kill% 114.—After rite cloth was re.
mooed. the Chairman gave, " The King*......fit rig coastal,.
lion, and nothing but the Coustitutioo"—and " A wore
fell, fair, and frequent Represent/mice." The foiirweierg
toasip were also drouk:—" The magasaimou■ Head of the
house of Russell, the steady Supporter of the Liberties of
the People. and the determined Enemy to Corrup►ion id all
Chases"—" Civil and Religious Liberty allover the World"—
" Lord John Russell and the Reformers of Humlogdonshireh
"The Liberty of the Prete-0 Sir Henry Buisbory end the
Reformers, of ,Suffolk —'r Sam. Welts, and the Indepeudeal
Burgesses of Hontioitdon"—" Lord Francis Osborne"—
"The Marquis of Tasierock, nod thr Reformers of Bedford.
sifire"--." Lord Nernsanby, and the 216 who voted for the
abolition of the joint Postmaster Groersl"—" Mr. Pryow,
and the independent Freemen of Cambridge"—" The Ladies
of Cambridgeshire." Several gentlemen addressed the meet.
log, and hfr. Charles Beaten proposed • Requiaitioa to thp
Sheriff, requesting him to convene a County Meeting to
consider tits propriety of addressing the Kinn on the amieep
dimly situation of the country, and the necessity of a Befooll
in ParlismenL—.Title was seconded by Mi. Moberly, but
objected to by Mr. Peyote, who moved as as amendment
that the meeting should be called to address the Kiwi to dis-
miss his Ministers, sad to dissolve the Parliament.-111r. J.
Pordfiain snppo►ted the amendmeot.—Mr. E. Forster was
rattier for pursuing a middle course, by retriesting a meeting
to Petition the King for a redress of grievances, add Maytag
the matter opt* for discussion.—This suggestion was sill.
stately adopted, ad the •wended reqoisitloo received about
eigeweeme is lim cosine of the erealog. 4

Wet* sad wish sea the. Ithereliap while Ab-
Mitietios, that I. Waist half at he. the ertialallfithe harm,
bet, sad °relievers of 'tire theatre mese. *kilt Mith lie 41#411_
rearm of apestitera of the Susi respeciel*clasplatelmsteseey
is the aseiromolis ; sod the loom males, awe timptimprettai
to far the aeMasmodatioe of sechciaillers sr Wen 000 101.
I. their arrioal for places is the other pasemoi tbis hens, the
rubber at whom *boast half Ailed a. N the ones el the
Wel* maa plated the shale for the Prosiest, so oasis side ..f
which stood a table with, the models of titascroral
tsl i wadies', to which the rewards had bee* adjudged. 14.••
hoed these tables, ase to the rear of the Preflight's claw,
*ere tee or Biz rows af temporary raised beeches, Whirrs
were Ailed with the sasdidetes for the prier*. the. Thomism,
af Ow Satiety, sad their tramediste constrain*. Thcasmp
Wadi of the abate assemblage irsishertai dal sod istesinmere
I. the extreme, fel* the usicosseatoly large proportions of
elegant toil trelLelreseadietris les, orrspeifia elf the esaistry
of the most tasteful mummer ferhiana. A imilmary bead
placed is the tipper gallery, by plsytog al latervalais seise
that of piseeieg aitry atairibsted greatly to adios@ the
scene.

At abont holf-past twelve his Royal Highness the DEIN .r
Strata, President of the Society, was ushered no by the
Committee of Directors, cad tool' the Chair smiths lbw
hearty sad eatbasimi lc plaudits of the assembled eempairy,
who all ems is salute him or his mileage; the bead playing
God mu theAllop."

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His Royal' Highaeso, who appeared at theelleat health
mid spirits, beware( takes hiaseet, th•Seeretarlf minlifted to
the front of the stage and read the Bepurt.--(ltstated, that
aa this surly. yeses of the Ina itutioe, the rusted* were deli.
timed lit the esedidatee by the Setretary or she Marmot of
the Committees, during the proattrmi of she easaims, endow
soon as possible after the confi rmatiou of each by the vow of
the Society. It was however afterwards comOdated, that
much of the value of suck "rewards, io the estimatios of tits
parties, arose from their publicity, tied the rook of tile per.
sou through whose heads they were bestowed. The StiataV
therefore eppoiated a,day at the close of each aresyion for the
general bestowal of their rewards, tthissferring to their Pre-
sident the gratifying task of drlivering them iota the bawls
of those he whom they had been adjudged. A woe ma in
twirling both to the Society and to the candidates, sot *sty
drew together a full attendance of the anetubere„..but nazi.
shooed numerous applications for admisaiou from friends of
the members and of the candidates, as sell irsp from milu
persons distinguished by rank and by talents, actuated both
by • liberal curiosity and by foelings of respeet for ail Inati-
lotion the ()Neat of which were so plaiale and usemulm
citify dlsiutevested. Hence otisiaated the I eseetiorm
io the Hall of the Society. The obsolute i liability to acromeso-
date the numbers evea of those who, from the rapid '5c,.....
of the members, had a right to he present, occasioned the
relucisnt removal by the Society of those meetlegs Roos
their own hotly to the Freemasons' Hall. The akteleseted
growth of the Soeiety.during the last sir 'years, enforced • K.
cond removal, sod the liberal offer adobe Menagerie( Drury -
lam Theatre induced them to incur the hazard of snare:turf
isto a mere "petted/I, that 'which addresses itself alma t
wholly to the good sense sad feelings of the utifience. Ili
Am time sod circumstances which attended ite esiiiblishea rl,
the Soelety for the encouragement of Arts, Itsiufactutqa,
and Commerce, hid bees singularly feetsuate: :About ire
iltickfle of the list century a few noblemen and gentleman of
respectability, most of them members of the Rityll Sorie.),
noel together, ilia formed themselves into a Society for its
purpose of euceeragiag the Agriculture, Cathmerce, mil
Allsettfieteree of the Country, sod of extendiig tit the Arts
of Design that patronage of which they couleseedly stoti I
greatly in med. After due deliberation, the 'tidiest met,,.
of effectioe the objects proposed, appeared to he.glie °Mr ..1
rewards honorary or perimeter', according to cltherostabcr ~
to those who should communicate to the Society,leur the pet.•
' Ile berklit, the details of useful inventions, who should aid
to the fiestas! resources of the land by planting wear....
draining marshes, and reducing to t ultivition Deets bar e
strahgen to the plough, or who shut. Id diet nguistrtheinsely , •
Miordiog to their age auf -station, by proficienty.in the •rar
of design. They now appeal to the velemes of the Trem ors.
time of the Society, the 440th of which is owe in prrp), a-
.tioa, is proof of the extent to which their 1•411(11001 liar e
contributed to lb. isereine of the general stalk of Miaow-
ledge.
In taking a realty of the transactions of the senior,
.them which relate to the vernal rewords bestowed twin.. -
/lately, *route remotely, with the isitutiern of henelititg
the colony of New South Wales, claim the precedence—
' Bleikkarie wanting to pot that eolooy se thevay rat beton... e
!, brink perhaps, the MINI valuable depossibracy ist the Di islet
empire, bn t due eocouragemest to the raithag std iisportimir el
easseprodect ions ',hicks/has tbey afford le the tattlers eolith.
11.11114 orligles of reetittaace, may loathe the staple arid raw
meteri•l to sonic of our principal lisalllfiClllrri. With that
lime Ihe Society last year caved two cold metals : etc for
Abe Imperialist' of the largest quantity of doe wool, tie
growth of New South Wales, sod • second for the imports.
life of *set Cr.. the same eineetry of stick a degree of Iline.
'mem se Mould reader it applicable t• the same lases tes the
Sew viola of Spain sod Sammy. Both these have beat
,dayaksgi hi sad awarded to .1. M'Arthwr, Esq.; sad the
lesser gold medal of the Society hen bee. awarded to Mr. T.
-11larlary, of. Illudesnliaid, for a @oedema of broulduth
Mods by his house, aefirely of the floe ate* forth Wales
woof of het prar's imperiattoe.
The subject of seat importeace was snaky nickel to,.
proveasetits in the drawhpy of the looms fur weaving figured
• lithe, by Hr. Richards sad Ile. Hiegites, et 3pitallieds ; sad
a still more inspormat and elaborate impreremeal added la
the ribbowirearers' Isom, by Mr. Tbsimmicts, of Curcestp.
Another breach of maselseiere which bad excited the
mete, of the Society was that of straw plait for boast's,
which, twin the hate ear, had famished, an extremes
ounce •f healthful and profitable employmuktior the wives
se& daughters ef the taboo/seism class In the counties of Bed
ford soil Buckiogiieue, sad other parts adjoining. On ift,
felltsrit of peace tie facility of introdoction of Leghorn tils,
ceased mask a diosimitioa of Ike &maid for our domestic
ainsiefuture as so throw • vast ustratior of those perm..
oat of employ seat to *revere* much severe suffering.—
la the last session a hamlet was laid before the Society, ma.
sufeetoord by Mrs. Well., the daughter of a Tenser of too.
enlaced, I. the United States, vthieh in colour zed imasees
ceesideatily exceeded the beat specimens of Leshere p'p'.
Thelawilothel it was SISSIMaked we. nor of the toiltreortha
moms to that part of North ApirilleA; sad oil% a stew to
• the rstrimil of our ewe manufactore of fiat plaits, • rewa.d,
be* beautify wad pecualary, was doted to the itiveniteia.
' lealledlllall of the particulate of the atanufect vire belt%
emeasealeated, legal be,. Walt • certain quantity of the see el
The stipalatioss have been complied with, the greeter part
of the seed has bees distributed, eat has gerriiiitated, art
the pleats are sow is a flourishing roue. 'As • coilaterhi
ail at their object, the Society bite gladly bettered the Mtge
eNummadel es Mr. J. Perry, for his caress. in first A-..
Alglidlillaraself, and Moe irreterag to ethers the method of
Oahe; according to the Italian pities n.
Aaoag other objects held is • alley,* Society, were two
mid& have always received specisleitpari. The shot bar,
. the ismatiee ef ellecteal mean* eilg mieg the peewees
employed is various very necessary sews. Nom the
risk of fats/ seeideste, or frost the ore datruesisit
seiermisty of sewisteriajary to their hen the ware of
their employment as usually practised. . 'mos*, sees,
AM 40scoulrl of sebeitaaes for certin• aces to Goat •
mut use which are meek or lone rey ill to tlve .......
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L., p.,..Hs to using them. Two very • iliyur taut Cu 11...
Inankstiouv have beet effeived by the Sictet , to (lath
it premium offered fee Awe pampas., lite .4 ilts.e,
white the gold his medil wastmfa& In." from r• Abr/a•
in, of Sheffield, drisceipelve poetic eusr d , with
*tole sipperstue, liberate, 110 to prevent tn.
Jebelaitho by the weans-W.4 she Itettkles'of steer and Oh t
ilbrepe oar Irma tlit• ri ' ,Ifilf ohs, main 1144-
rs
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