The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-08-27 00:00:00

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The Mewing attic+ mictesi from an Even-
ing Print of yfiebevdttrovriek The Coterie:re.—
" The rimier eise4iiihroatium Wballoons elan
shweeptef Imes nog of arketies, and eniuld
be psietive ef amoebae edemitegte. A few *sing au
er talleigessileiteepalm the cog,
• beat with • her tarsier wadi AA witiamatewl aseske,
sad traimalt into Friiieeole apila of tel the vigilance of
Cent•arlivesei, liesdivAs deemereils of gapers •at a very
. small wow. The totem that Damiolde woe
wMll Ski,iidiey4-borpias hia.malgedle ignorant of paring
emu% weals! bider. biesh• ewers • Pan of his lnibtort
Sweets weer theorantrge• the cart, and suppress the cit.
cuierise ittgetebilltelsa"
'fiat thaccuse of En rope *lifers by the extinction
of the liberty of the-press upon the Continents and
the state of ignorance and .darkness in which Bo-
AFAATE holds the wsrious nations that eoinpose
• tt, is a porition universally udinitted„ and as
u ire Nal ly deplored. Ministers have, to our know-
ledge, dicers for some time occupied ou a plan for
reinedyitig this ei il, and procuring a free
ttircnla-
lion of news all over the world. It would appear
from the above extract, that the Print front which
it it taken has sot scent of the business, hot
. ,thoußit it is the servile tool of :V, h,hiters, and affects

to speak their sentiments, the mailer may be us-

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cared, that it is Kroo,ly i4horaat ou the suhjact,
• and kitooi nothing of the real state or the question,
or the progress made is it. The last meeting on
this ',wanes, produced A very animated discussion,
of which the fulioning is AI bliatell :•••••
Lord C recommended •a &mg ttnc. with
he, strir:zs to it. Whetter& tie received any slOO4
news, his Lordship thou„,ht the arrow ini•Alit Le
feathered with a tn.*. ulmouneing
irlii4tace, and shot into. the (outs of thLiCuati-
ulna, beginning at Ciatistara and ending at Con-
litantinople.—.4.‘we 11111/1: the sove:eip command at
sett, Lis Lor:ldiip said this plan was. of olt others,
the ino.. t. pr.t..Attable.—lne history of ancient wars

abounded with • itsttances in which intelligence was

11h:A in ar.(l out of besieged towns. by a,bow and
arrow ; on.l as for his Rigid firm. Friends, whom he

addressed, he Liwir there were no men wore ex-
pert is drawing the Sues bow.
Lord M----- did not object to the plan or the
Right Huh. Seeretaq, on the ground of practiea-
; but he thought it iarfficient, us Box .1P.1.1171;
o.lld not fwil to have the must lined n ith spies to
pick op the arrow., and .oppress the &Weans.
The medium of ciretilutiou moist he at once secret
*ad profound ; end he Muttered himself that his

4.414.0 McMinn had furnished hors sum* useful
resgeetioor on the sager*. Many ewes had come
*Ms knowledge. in whits, maws, eat elf frost
Ibit NW, amd tit iltionl•Wee with the world, 11
1/404 fiP11.11641 of Cana wig them 111011 P. wvote
Sbabil gins nal 410186111041, sad settled
holebti while were committed to the
App.Card, emsedee6l is Mete, and their inn
ft* dosir Ins sail Itimmu that many
Waft Of dims. dome& ea fete/ as the ESA
aitl Wm* Indimb and mat petiisalarly dseppcd at
Cape Morn. hetl been ticked up off the Laturi End
and the Seilly ode ale. If then this proved *eels
aura Made of umtvegesce, in eases of such enormous
distaste, whet asiOt not, be Ispeetett where
we hail to commemieete, as it were, sandy widths
the range of the twmpenuy poet, with the coast of
lasUaild. Preece, Portugal, end Spam. places, eon-
gentle* with Cape Horn sr Cape Cod,. juin at
wee deer ? It was the mode of correspondence
Taturiars, in 71e Crific, moans, when speaking of
her vows, she says, " l'U give them Sallie winds.
sad if the winds won't take them& ra germ thew to
the warts."

Mx. Cr-- then rose. and macbasome very witty
remarks open empty bottle. fill of news, sod
leak cobjurers, with several other merry conceits,
which excited a general smile. He had read in
the History of King Cyrus, that important news
moo emnsinuicated by opening it up in the belly
of a hare. and scowling the hare a present to the
person for whom the news was intended. lle
could not appnere of this or any other of the
ex,pediects resorted to in the darker afice.--A writ,
order of things haul arisen, which milled tier rear
morality, new principles, and new expedients,
e,lapted to the prom:tit time.. For his own part,
then, all lii.prons, loi. opigrants, and whey pointed
to hive shot with Coogrere's
arrows, which carried death and destruttion into
Copenhagen. As to leis declamatory speeches and
writing.. he wonlol like to see them soar aloft in a
balloon, until, rapat inter nobila comfit, and then,.
it h their kind re4l gaz, evaporator in smoke over the
Continent of Earo!oe.t

Mr. P— 444,111-'l4 to every thing that had•
been said, but prowls' s' to be Grief in his remarks.
thought it' the defeat of ,Dupont, the sur-
.render of the French fleet in Cadiz, and the• noble,
• retreat of the Sivoniards from Denmark, could he
put upon the record, in the shape of ■u atlion for
C'rim. Cure. instead .of being entered upon the co-
lunhn• or The Loam. Casette; these event. would
have found their way to the remotest corners or the
world.—Leouomy WAS the virtue which he cashed to

• Does the Edito► snubs " lowirolo of thwosaad•" of
rhit COIII/W7, or of Tus 8e1711.14 Palle

t It area p.ultably 'MARC vague hint a this speech thst.
Jeweled the paragraph 'Loch we leave quoted fcum The
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