The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-03-22 00:00:00

KENSINGTON LACE WORKS.
WANTED some respectable YOUNG PER-
SONS, from the bre of twelve upwards, for elder,
six, or twelve omstbs, or tiger, to leers Omer beeetlfal
Laic Works, st this extrusive sod iseressimy cowers, H,
Lessieroo-square, Ensnares, ober, particulars Nosy be
knows, sad specimens sees, es Woodsy*. Wednesdays,
Tbemalsys; sad Friday*, halm. 9 sad I o'clock. Re-
relic's reels irod, se some but yoga( pertain uf respectabi-
lity will be admitted. • smell Premium expected. Full
employment at their ewe homes is warrasted et the expire.
Nos of the Teem, either-from the Kensington Lace Wurk.,
or from the Warehouse, 30, Soutbampbeostreet, Cllllllll
Garde..

MAGNAY,Atm'.
A COMMON COUNCIL, holden in the CHAMBER of
Me GUILDHALL of tl.e CITY of LONDON, tis
THURSDAY, the Slot of Marsh, UM;
SIVIOL1111),
THAT B,r William Curtis. Bart. bearing se-
kseeleliged is his place la this Court, Oat a sartais
epouriVilsoy rusalloras.Astioarm Al, Aim At the Nos* of

`"mweew;▪ -' annosig Mho; matters which he stat-
ed reeprottlit diets% Slot at goightsbeidge, ha said, " thee
be bad-bean samosa that a Committee should Investigate
this onalition, fierause he wished to let the world kauw the
real chsraetrr of this greet Common Council, who were
always meddling with Ma I ten with which they bad Whin
to do, sod which 'were far abort their wisdom aid every.
It was from ouch priociples they had engaged in the retest
Inquiry, which, he would misdeed, they had au right to
asteenpoo ; not only woe evidence selected, bet cpestiois
were pot to draw such answers as the party pelting thesa
desired."

Resolved—That this Court consider the shove atonements,
avowed by Sir Williim Cartes, as a most gross and injurious
reflection epos the Members of t►is Corporation, and an
earessided calumny epos the, Committee of G I Por-
poise; and which appears more reprehensible, as Sir William
Curtis was a Member of that Committee, and bad neglected
to attend them. And being fully persuaded that their Com-
mittee have impartially and faithfully reported the evidence
they obtaiard, for the purpose of enabling Ibis Court to de.
Bide epos the propriety of petitioning the House of Com.
moos for a rigid and Parliamentary Inquiry into the whole
eircometenees of the case, and each Inquiry having bens
refused, affords a most decisive proof that no case could be
sostaisied injurious to the character of their late worthy
Sheriff, Alderman Waithasaa, or contrary to the allegations
contained in the Petition of this Honourable Court.
Resolved—That the conduct of Sir William Curtis, one of
the Representatives of this City in Parliament, has justly
merited the eetesere and iadignatios of this Coen and of his
Fellow.citimme.
WOODTBORPE.

Jost published, is two vols. post tiro. price 12s. booed*, the
Third Editios, with Alterations and Additions, of
HAPPINESS: A Tale for the Grave sod
the Goy.
" Amidst t►e desert of intellect which is the Ismaili', cha-
racteristic of the modern Novellist, ' Hoopeston' rises in
our relieved sight as as Oasis is Mid-Affic, and ws tout
think the Author for the high intellectual treat we have es.
joyed in the pretrial of his iuterestiog wwk.”—Brighton
Ilartaisei, March, left.
Ladies t Primo'. for and meld by 'ragas Watley, 10,
Statiebreatelmart, LefiloplAtreet.

kR. CAMPBELL'S SECOND JOURNEY.
This day is published, handsomely printed in two volumes
octavo, price I/. Is boards, and as royal paper, price 30s.
boards, embellished with twelve beautiful coloured Eo.
graving., exhibiting the Costumes, Moaners, and Habits-
tioffis of the Natives, with a mew sad mach improved Map,
ASECOND JOURNEY into the IN TE-
RIOR of SOUTH AFRICA; undertaken at the re.
quest of the Directors of the Loudon Missionary Society.
By the Ker. JOHN CAMPBELL.
In this !auras,' Mr. Campbell penetrated into the Interior
of the Country, more shut 300 miles North.esst trf Littakoo
(*here his former Journey terminated), sad discovered seve-
ral populous cities before uultauwo to Europeans.

Loudon: Published by Francis Westley, 10, Stationers'_
court, and Ase-Maria-lane; and sold by Wsugh and Junes,
Edinburgh; sod Chsliners sad Collins, Glasgow.
Of *him may be bail,
A re. Copies of lbs Goo Payer, with IN. Plates coloured,
price 20s. boards, et tin Author's FIRST TOUR.

This day is published, in fore vols. 14mo. price 2s.
CLAITERING TOWER: a Novel.—
By ROSA Ll A ST. CLA IR,
Author of " The Blind Beggar"—" Son of O'Donser
" Highland Lastly sad Lowland Culiage," lee.
Primed kr A. K. Newman and Cu. Leadenball-strect.
The following are just published :
SINGULARITY : a Novel. By Jaue Harvey. Three
vols.
LIFE; or, Foibles and Feeling. By N. A. Hedge. Three
vols. las, Oa.

WIZARD PRIEST AND WITCH. By Q. Poyoet, Esq.
Three vols. 16s. 6d.
GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY. By Ana of Swamies.
Five vow. If. 10•.
THE BLUR MOUNTAINS: • Tale. Tbree vols. les. ed.
MYSEEKIPS OF THE FOREST. By Miss Houghton.
Three vols. les. ed.

This day ars published, In three vols. I tono. price 16s. 64L
IcontECi EN DS OF SCO EL A N U (First Series) ;
J
aining " Fair Helen of Kirkonnel," sod " Radio
Castle.'
By RONALD M'CHRONICLE, Esq.
Printed fur A. K. Newnan end Co. Leadenhathatreet.
New Esbrious of the fulkawiug Works will soon be pub-
lished :

CORINNA ; or, Italy. By 31arlaine de Stad Holstein;
4 vole.
OLD MANOR•HOUSE. By Charlotte Smits; 4 vols.
ROMANCE of t►e PYRENEES; 4 vols.
VICAR of LAN DBDOWN. By Mrs. Roche; 2 vols.
Also, WHAT SHALL BE, SHALL BE: a Novel. By
Mrs Meats.; 4 sits.
FREDERIC DORNTON. By the Author of "De
Renzy ;" 1 vols.