The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-05-30 00:00:00

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which son alone ensure tits
chiefly with a view to this

be discussed. If wear* to
debating it as a question of Papal
*Tact tut-ensue to the setudness
that- article of the Catholic
. end, or with no other rod
tremble to look forward to, and
not dwell upon.
Ireland, together with all the
depressed and noprosperous
, and not without reason, to
. gentry—to the want of capital
Commercial enterpriser-to a aye.
keeps down impeournent,
be the reward of labour.
others connected with and in-
traced the pester part
in a state of perpetual die-
discontent. It is highly
Statesman to inquire sod ague-
proscribing the Catholics, as a body, Mut
Constitution, Medal* predate
the consequd ofl4lßelt
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of ilMasta 41st eetousein in-
, knit to it, but they 111.
Woos sad their spirit of ho.
service of foreign sovereigns,
'- way to advancement. The
unknown, of which Great Britain
lamentable impolity 1 What
for the Catholic Gentry to
, allurements are there, on
nobility of the Sisser Kingdeu
aristocracy, and to sever theft
they owe to the country of
are,—such as Mr. O'Comirs Ls
pursuits tie them to the spot:
are concerned, their talents
not, on this account, forego
ofjustice ; on the contrary, all
their professional calling is
to obtain it. But persons of
who, having wealth, are
indolent independence--auch per-
- remitted rental in CM and
will leave it to struggle with
war with middle-men and
This ought not so to be ;
things, what chance is there
Neither can it be expected that
carry their spirit of enter-
iblic mind is first quieted by
causes which make it liable
to which, in some crisis of
might chance to be sacrificed.
Church Establishment as
it guarded by the nation's
ourselves to believe that its
the placing all British sub.
on the same level of justice,
religious belief, an equal
constitution to which they
of the Government to which
so long as any persons, of
a, fulfil those ditties which
, ought they to be secured in
civil rights. This conviction,
, approve itself to every man's
conscience ; and to this result*
safely confide the ultimat,

from a Correspondent on the
ditch seem not yet to be de-
interest among our mercan-
appears the landed interest
rum with an extra duty of
grounds that distillation from
legislative protection. Wi:h-
of this principle, we can-
way, that much unreasonable
apprehension prevails, relative to the competition of
Colonial Spirit. Previous to last year, the extra ditty was
Is. 44. per gallon, and the West India Body having
remonstrated against the seeming injustice of this exaction,
it was remitted by the CHANCELLOR of the Excusonza.
Ir. the Budget brought forward on the commencement of

the present Session, the increase of consumption on rum was
stated to be in the proportion of 8 per cent., while that of
British spirit exhibited an increase of no less than 6d per
cent. If the advantages preponderated so much in favour
of the latter under equal duties, what is now to be expected
when on rum one-third additional is levied ? And if the
Colonial interests procured relief when the exaction they
cotnpirtined of was only one-ninth of the total duty, what
answer are they now to receive from Ministers when it
amounts to the one-fourth? But there is even something
more to be considered. It should be remembered that
throughout the entire question barley is taken at an en-
hanced value, owing to the artificial operation of the Corn
Laws. This reflection should have consoled the landed
interest under the dread of colonial competition; but, so if
110juxtify the adage that the more people moos the snore
40Wetous they become, it seems, that not coating with
disk all-important protection as regards pelooli, they de
aisad an additional boon from the Minister to mare the
consumption of their produce. We hope in this clashing
of iutcr,•sta the advantage of the consumer will alone be
consulted; and as the distillers are not the most active
on the present occasion, we may, u a palliative, remind
the Citaxerttoa of the Excitsouga, that they hive hi-
therto possessed a mach closer monopoly than our public
breweries.
CITY, SATURDAY Evispio•
The business in the Consols Market was by no means emulsive
this morning, when compared with that which has taken place oa
the preceding d, ys of this week. The prices, however, were a
sink better than yesterday. For money the bargains were done at
eft fj, and for the July Account 894 ft f.
A panic has seized the holden of Foreign Securities, as violent
almost as that which fastened upon Consols some days rime.
OW* Scrip at one time retrograded to 11 discount. A reaction
afterwards took place, and it left off at 9i ; and this, too, in the
abeam 111 all intelligence that can by the utmost stretch of ingenuity
bepsesasted into any thing unfavourable towards the Greek cause.
thetaith Securities drooped also ; the Old Bonds were at 221 3. and
the New at 18. South American Stock was particularly heavy:
Colombian Bonds were at 86f, and Mexican Scrip 41 3i discount.
Brazilian Scrip was at 2f f discount, and Danish ditto at 1d 4
The bu•ineas was in consequence of this decline limited to those
who had not naval to hold.
In the Share Market the only quotation we can make is in Pasco
Peruvian at 91 lei.
A new association, called the United Chiller] Company, cane oat
this moreicg, but no latsineu was transomed in it.