The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1815-12-28 00:00:00

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ileauti Ail. Theattneessiala isle ipiendid and wsll- i PoLteS.
arranged. The peaceektellerelse, Ott *lnch the j
-saw. • . ..
Peaceable Fairy first makee her appetseutee, is i woantlieteittle. s i
tasteful and brilliant. In the course of the even- t eeteelisi afee9e.heekeli "16'14 e•eu""ii on a °nal° .1
te-istairo• lug leof. the proper ty tit If
ing a lamb, i horse, a dog, twe'petti@el, and a clon
A ofklralelliUt :Willilnlettb°oThe P titer Is the Captains of 0
key, made their appeartinee. They were'asegiveu trading vessel, amfoa the With of lest May belled, fasorei-:
very good-hutinouredly, end performed with etfrecv:s•si
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The mottle of the Penton l i 11l e, by Mr. Waite. Galia to a oilier of lotoxieet
nary with a Mead, at the Marlborough Head, in shorsateha
sou, his friend commiited trod to • , ...
is pretty—but by no mean* new.• tee larftlibt haulier.", to whaitille represented this he we,.
etniatintaill of town property; the latter, in ti,.ii,o epee nt . . . • tii
this, lucked the pwriour dui% where be had hero asteep .IL . - -i .!
chair. r
The Prisoner ',Mesa °diet-4 who were in the tap.roam
MORALITY OF TIIE CI'IT OF LONDON. at toe • •'. • - • ~ ! 1 t t. t toe time, miseiving what passe., eim i 11/Vt. ~, g:!_ 1.1 at ' 1-
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--.0........._ the parlour window' and state the osmoses -hook, etiotaiabie
The present Lord Mayor bast taken the most vi- the above property, with the ship's register, a.i•, thee let
the holm. Two of them were afterwards taionn 'Ord et
gorous steps toward the suppression of the scenes the. Old Haag, and acquitted, but the Pris,nee had tea-
of riot and disorder, which have heretofore on too•
scondete and was not seen from that ten-- mail ootlen a fee
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many occasions disgraced the streets of the metro- dayebick, when lie iris taken iiitii.mistody yr. Willio!titik ~
oast overeat others sheeted, Who identified tae Prisimer.-11 polls within his jurisalicti 1111 l • surd to remov'e 'hook He aqui fully committedfur trial. ....
nuisances which have been ma !msg, most envoi-
• Piel 'telly, toleratetl. lie has puldiseed a ProcleVairs
Sellitsig, rte.
he het
iron, calling mum ell his Officers to appreheud Snick the examination of Relieves es fieetitedsaa,a,„„, a letter to Mr. C 01.0001,114, the Pilasestraie,essireor -
street-walkers, leavers, atiil •all personsithb appewr to lag hie ludiviatioti at the conduct of some if the *dilator's
live an idle and Vl4grtailt- life. Ile has netted who have given evidence against hint, but ekriariay his
similar iiijimctions• with respect to persofts carrying thanks to lite C. for the toirti-tiality with which lie super-
. collided die revere/ eimil‘namme.
tulvertising banners thmugh the streets, and wheel-
rife Vigilance useseareh teepees to this very intricate ease S
ing barrows on the pevements. The gOod effects hn we,vevy great Mr. COLQUHOUN yesiterdsty ordered
of these regulaticiiis hove already been expelienced, that his exaatimitiuti (which is. expected to Ise the flogitiadi
and evidence has thereby bent given of the efficacy shall take place this thy at twelve o'clock. 0
of the present Police Laws, if (deserved with a clue ..-- . '
degree, tieity. The watchmets of the differeist f
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War undergone aa isamectioti, and sneer GOSPORT MEHTINO.
as steer their duties have been dismistied,
sionsia-a and .......aa —.
• bstitutes proveled. It is to be •
Imes.* regard to the safety of this great 'A numerous and very respectable Media:: alive ' '',.... `. •'
town may he manifested by the Magistracy of other Inhullitairts of the town of Gosport wits held at- the .
districts. Stay Inn, on Tuesday Wu-night, for the purpose of ;
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, . .. bikinginto consideration the foresent state of the pera ' . , .
secuted Protestants in the South of Frame, when
THE Lil7'E DOCTOR VINCENT. touch interesting Matter was counituitiratere and ~
..—........._-._ several resolutioini were paved, expressite of ilseir
sympathy and regret, trait also of their comeilent
The Very Reverend William Vincent, Doctor hopes that his Majesty's Government would remit
of Divinity. died at his lodg .4-., in the Cloisters no exertions in favour of the Sufferers.
of IVestoilisister Abbey, on Thors'iny lest, in his The Rev. Jsitts COLLINS was unanimously
77th year. Ile was at the time of his Mesas, Dean celled to the Chair.
of the Cathedral Church of St. Peter's, Westittim. Alter the 16CM-denim Which bad le-en received
stew, and Rector of Islip, its Oxfouthiiiie ; and fur- upon the painful subject was read, Nli. Mincliiit
reedy Sub-Almoner of the Knee mad Prolocator rose to express his concerts at the cruel scenes of iiii-
of the Lower [louse of Convocation. Lige and assassination which bed taken place its the
Ile was educated at Westminster School, from South of France.. He observed, I.e del net consider
the Fritindatiou of which lie was elected to Trinity the present us a Meeting for the discussion of AMY
College„Cainhridge: flout whence having returned political anestion, but one ,nerelv of ne.relity mid
at the end of four years, he spent the greater part philanthropy ; yet, when lie reflected that Protest!.
of his subsequent life in directing the education of ant armies stud Protestant valour had bees, the '
others within those walls its which he had received means of reitlacisig, the House of lesurbon on the
his own ; and, having successively passed throug w
h throne of its ;resting, there was coresiisly ensues
the Mikis of Usher, and of 'lder and n piwr Master, thing aniettaloits in the present !ler:mention of the '
was appointed 1)eell of Webt 1111 l Islet, shout the Year Protestants in that country. Ile could tint Ina till
I SO3 ; thus meeting with an hot 1111 l noble oral most to mind the time when persecuted Popish Priest;
;slips-site late reward for that conscieutions and skilled sought and enrol an asylum here, and that this tea: •
discharge of his duty which had marked his whole tints did support, and did succour them, whilst in . .
life.
this country. lie considered that in the traits-
\\'e shall not, on the present occasion, attempt 'retinas of this evening, they were only raising their
to record more particularly the is story of him, voices to sanction what the Goverssinetit were de-
Whose laMeeted death we have announced ; for, terries (0. doing, He could not oftaiii from giving
doubtless, the biography of a character SO ems- credit tb Isis Majesty's :Ministers, file tile trey liber-
nentry distinguished in literature, will be given nil priociples, tontateed in the answer which they
from better sources. Vie shall only observe, with had given to the Deputation which warted on
respect to his literary distinction, that his admirable them. alai expressed his fervent wish, that they
and excellent work on the Commerce owl Nariga- would never relax, until according to the recent
lion qf the Ancients, has made his name nearly as - charter of France, 't full and free protection of rein
familiar among the learned of the Continent, as of ;
loth worship," was granted to all its subjects.—
his own country; and yet we believe it may lie (Applause./—Mr. M. concluded by moving the
strictly said, that this elaborate work Was almost en- three first resolutions, which were seconded by Mr.
tirely composed during his hours of leisure. ' • • Benjatniu Goodeve, in a feeling and forcible man-
But his talents and erudition, and his felicity in e -
we,
co 11111111 l kitting instruction to, and improving the MeCeureesnase raid he fully agreed with Ifr. r
talents of others, were among the least valuable itlincliiie slid thought the assasoinatious, &c. which
parts of his inestimable character ; and many are ' land taken place in France, were a disgrace to an en.
they, who, in reading these words, 'will call to naiad lightened country ,• and that we, as it highly favoured
Isis pure simplicity of heart and manners, his affix- nation, should endeavour to check, if ion-aide, that
tioisate regard for those whom either nature or- the intolerant spirit which we had heard to be existing.
Aires of his station had placed ler his care or ‘Ve have seen enough, he remarked, of the ronduct
protection, and his entire devotedness to the eunse. of 'Ministers to perceive that they are disposed to do
of trite rellaoiss, in every thought, and word, and so, and he thought, that every tame present would • .
actiott of Isis life.
agree with him, that every degree of confidence
lease in his hsllow'd shade.
Bring ev'ry mournful flow'r and strew his grave might be placed in them, that ilisy would do all
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that lay widths the scope of their influence, to ;le-
And, with such tears as pious Sorrow sheds,
Bedew his sacred urn. complish so desirable an object. Ile conceit-ad •
Tears fur our own sad loss : for he is gone there could be -but one feeling on the present +sera- t
To those blest regions, where the virtuous dead, slots, amid that all would see the propriety of idiom..
Freed from this mortal garb and all its cares,
diately entering into subscriptions for their 'elite—
Fultii a happier life.
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Mr. JOSEPH BgAZLEY, in an impressive manner, t
chewed the propriety and justice of the British Go-
DROGHEDA, Dee, 20. yenta:rut recommending to the Court of France to
put a stop to such dreadful calamities, by observ-
ing, that Montesquieu, that celebrated miter on
Saturday night there was a very heavy fall of
the Civil Juris nudence of Nations,bad
a remark,
snow, with a strong gale at N.W. A sharp frost
.0 that the Rosinansdese.irivedw well of human nature.
ensued, and continued until six yesterday evening,
in makm itarticle i their treaty. with the Car:-
when the wind veered to the S.E. with heavy rain.
.111iii„.esf' at they should übsfain from tom- 1
Car-
t blows a storm this day from the east with sleet.
• ren to Gods." If then, he oh-
We this day had an extramilitiary Session of the nueg, .
reed this honour, I only chain, ~ . ['mice, for the purpose of taking into consideration arlTea'
in the same.—(Apnlause.a—lle
the state of the county, which was attended by the for .
moving, " ilia a Manful nod I
he presented to his Royal Higliaese
Right lion. John Foster, Viscount Jocelyn, I-lon. couch
Cot. Foster, nom JollllJocelyn, and an immeine loyal .
thentporTgßeitg,etittit,wt.eliat lie. wan's, be leased to
smelter of the Magistrates and Centlemess or rank
co e u his fl e ,
ft, and adopt such further
and fortune of this comity. As their deliberations,
measures as might e cetually prevent and remise,: •
were private, nothing has as yet transpired.
the spouses ce of such dreadful evils." 1 i
Nine men brought in last night by Lord Jocelyn,
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were 'Omitted to bail, to appear at the next Sea-
Mr. J.tstelo HOSKINS
pees seconded the :shove in a !
shun, which is to he held here by adjournment on neat and eloquent sh, in which he descanted l a
the lath January next. us,the rights of comcience, thi• liberty of w4rsaiso,
and the dreadful evils of persecution.
A division of the Fifeshire militia, coinmanded I
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by Major Rutherford, marched into our barracks
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this day. Dispatches for Adiniral Lnut EXMOUTH, off" ' l •
I 01/ Sunday night, the 12th inst. Mr. B. Duffy's Marseilles, were
were forwarded on Tuesday alight by the 1
I stack-yard, at Ballybarrick, one mile of Dundalk, way of Pan
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was set on fire by :some maliciotes evil disposed per- In speaking of the liberal reduction in the rents l
, tons, Biel before sufficient help clothd be collected, made by landlords to their ugrieultartil tenants, it
i the fire had got to such an extent, as almost to frets- is iiiipint:lat to ascertain the extent of that liherality, k ,
: trate every exertion. However, by the insistence by stating the original rents. The Gine lair,is from Drindalk and neighbourhood, the flames were BRAND, M.P. for Flertfordslie e, has several estabs
I Prevented from communicating., to the houses, but •at High Easter, in Essex, and to its vicisitty, it:, •
between 2 and 300 barrels of oats and barley were s. rents upon which have been almost 40s. per acre ;
.•. - consumed. this gentleman has made an ellowasice to his Is-- -- mints of g 0 per cent, thereby reducing the land to i •••
0n...e.
so *Meat /G.. per acre.
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—M. —AWSON, shopkeeper, of An extraordinary burglary was committed et
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iisirs.tiitsvit, a i •011til of about 13 years
' Ludlum, Norfolk, being upon a froteu piece of Stanway, Eyes, on Thursday 'light Inst. The ..s
water, the ice broke, and be was nolertuitately t brewhouse of Mr. D. Cow to N, of Brick Stahl, I.
' drowned ; his younger brother going to his stssist. Farris, was broken mite, sad a large breevieg esp.
e unce, fell in also, but by the aid of a rope thermal per, together with a washing copper, stolen Oct.'. ' ie
40 luau lit the moment of sinking, was happily from, with which the thieves eflictually made !Mir i,
r i 'Matched irons sharing the tame fate. - escape, without alatiniug-the fasinly. . .
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