The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-04-06 00:00:00

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aitinistw A L DIFFICULTIES.
him. lieseismat, soder IMk Signitlite el 'a Plii•.deeler (oh!
APPROPAIATB• sad beeptry tide!), ettentuin to BMWS?
tae...-1 bag pr don, le toomade) my plain miery„ tritich I meet
*goeel knee to repeat' hbw the seeress* 4 }osier,.
its the Comity Olicr,ssimuniting is ditty to less tkatificartied
Oturoatet pagoda, (veld be realer than that of the Mor-
ten* 111eitse, anciuntleg to atameNteen THottAND
This- pretest,' iteqiiiry Mr: Ileanalo4l enstesreett, to
easel with something ahead aeg storms:dee to he tiNfly
whether this is a n4leient reply the p.htie will judge. The
simple fade 'are, that Mr I. hero cootionelly advertised lki•
umce to he increasing /safer then may Mher.whilet he Austritle
that the increase of she Norwich Uilien far exceeds that of
the comity; and boors kw thin is the cause .f his thilleet
attacks a the lea imbue be revive.
Whether The her in Mut Comfy trill assets. its
PAY die enormous ceposse estate* enrich remains j. be
leen Though it num be cowfuesed that the power of the
Managieg Drees., is eadeveined le he pretty swirly &spo-
ke—lied that Es Rome Was WWlTS'ialid 1111 be govereall by
" Julies sad Cesar." err the Cosaly.olllre is peered, be.
Belied to be issekr the joint tied enetietrolled authority sit
Messrs. " mid " Thesnaa," and " Rarheen• mid
" Bea:moat !" A very maple, end doubtless elleieet Di.
rectory!
The geemistee which she above 'Board (soder the sign &
lure of A Plato.4ealev)eleeee to put to Mr. Digerati, he would
very easily amwer; but I mimed he MU( nut, ask becomes
rather irksome area to chasfire.asi ibdivideal, who as ad.
',vitae its the Newspapers MUTAT' loners set mbirmood
to himself.
As tete.. PA. about the Ceensti (Mee" nieldat• enevses
throukhoal the likuptons," 1 shirr newel, refer she ',Mk to
the foilwolag N.ll. • P.S. eanezed to she eireeliwalegata
by that Oilier, in busiest, NMI:—
" You will 11* permed/it railed os is a few daps to
knew irk/Mier if is your plastrete to Wire with either ethe
shore Associations!!!
ibierit.—As Mr Beaman aye—", Will set the Pub%
tiro of suck trial?" COCKER.
WARRANTS AINTORN RT.
A very Important lilt i. row before the lariat's* for
prerreadag the injustice trbieh is frequently done to ',re-
dder' by sec et warranta.aLeKolerty, It:ketch, pencils in •
state of inwrivescy are enabled le beep up the aPPeanutre
of being is good eireemstances, sad the persona habitat
mob wareasts of 'mime) have the power a taking the pro.
pert' of such insolvents se 19WWW1Sall at say One, to the
'adagios of the rest of the creditors. To remedy this, it
it proposed to be enacted, that all warrants of Woolsey,
:se • trite copy, with attretatios, tie de/allege., endorse.
*seats, Re. shall, :within days after com-
pletion, be died, together with as affidavit of exec:idles, is
the Coast in which judgment le intended to be mstered
op; and say, seizure wade soder • warrant net so tiled,
to be deemed fraudeleet, and the assignees of bank.
rept, may recover the amount of the proceed. of such
seizure. And as she object of this Bill may be defeated by
any person giving • eurterit adioNews, instead of • war.
reel of attorney, to melees jeslgioent, it is further provided
that this instromeell shell he ilea in like manner :
if given oe tat asditloa, the saute also to be tiled.
Therms:lt:mg clauses ease, that the °firers of each Court
keep • book, containing particular* of each warrant of at.
talky and eogsweit—allowing a fee fee filing—copie, to be
gives trove the ufilees—sattafaction may be CIiOWNI Wawa/-
raids of attorney and repositrils.

TRANSPORTATION.

Before the restoration of Charles 11. Irsiesparlatioa, as a
ravishment, was enkriown in Ragland; bet after that time,
persons kruud guilty of offences entitted beeeit of
clergy, and sentenced to be intrisoued, wereissomported to
the British settlements in Nerds America. They were not,
however, sent away as perpetual slaves, het humid by Indio.
terve fur seven years; and Joe the lam theme yeses they re-
ceived wages, in order Mat a feud might be provided, to give
them ■ fsir chance of future nieces. in life. Wheel the
desericau Revolution prey/Gird the further transportation of
cemvicts to that cuuotry, in 1775, the system of conflohig
primmer' to bird Ishosur on board the Hulks and Houses of
Correction wan adopted, estil the discovery of New South
Wales by Captain Cook, in 1776 and 1777, opened • new
field for trisiseportatimi ; theeeast of Africa having bees pre-
viously explored in vats. fond fit *booties for s colony of
criminals. The first embarkation si this new colony was made
in Filmier'', 17117, and coosistra of Mid convicts: Ike first
settlrme•t was made at Sidney; sod soother hay since been
formed in the adjacent island, can Dientenli Land. So pro-
lific hes this country bees in crime, that in a period of lets
t►ee thirty years, the colony at Botany Bay amounts to up.
ward, of twenty thousand prowls, tone half of whom are
cowries.. So large an assemblage of turn and women, nisny
of whom are of die most desperate characters, are with dif-
ficulty kept in order; but iu order to restrain their irregula-
rities, of a summary hied are frequently inflict-
ed. Of t►ese, the most severe, next to that of death, is
transportation to the Cosl River, which is ordered usually
by the Judge-advocate, or a Beach of Magistrates, for •
term of years or for life, as the enormity of the offence may
require. Convicts dread this mode of punishment very
much, because they are there compelled to work I. chains
from son-rise to sunset, and are subject al.o to other restric-
tions of • highly penal description. The rigour of this
sentruce is, however, freqneisily relaxed w degree, as the
erimiod sheaa signs of amendment; and in very few rusts
it is fuuriel necessary to subject any of the comet." to • re-
petition of that seutenct.

Extract of a letter, dated Canton. Nov. 91. 11121:
"Our chief news, or rather topic of coaveriation here, has
been the delivering up • seaman from one of be American
ships. for killing a woman by arriving • jar—obether arei.
dentally or otherwise i• smut derided, fur he was strangled
without the Chine.e Magistrate baring permitted a single
witness to appear in his favour. In the opinion of every
one here, except thine concerned is the actual delivery of
the man. It is one of the most disgracrfol circumstances
that has occurred for many years ; and all fob the sake of a
few dollars, which, judiciously applied, might have eared
him. Unsupported by those who oueht to bare protected
him, threstrued wiib torture if he did not confess, and pro.
inised a favourable repreeeetatron if he did, in es anguarded
moment he arkoowledged having throw. the*. The Judge
immediately doted the proterdlika, Mr a the Moe.. term
It," shut the hook;' and the pour fellow was led away to be
strsngled, in fart igoorant of the declaim until he an iveri at
the place of •tion, where he saw .event natives wider-
going capital psoiehment. He lien gave • load Arlo k, sod
looked round for help: none bat Clituese corairmances sort
his view, end he saw it wild In vain. He then lifted up his
eyes. irlissiod his bands towards %moven, and submitted to
his fate alostrat without • struggle. This account I had front
some of the chine.. spectators. The body was drlivered
the same day to ao Americas boaliasid buried mar where the
shipping lay."
Chirrj notice Bustle in his address lo the Grand
Jury, at the Kilkenny Aosiva, on Saturday last,
oloer yeti :

" It is impossible to reed the papers of the day without
seeing moth pictures of the gush which has disgraced the
southern part of Irelsud, as cannot but shuck every burreatie
and manly feeling. My experiesc• of what recently passed
is the county of Limerick, while •Mcially engaged there,
*stables me, however. to say. that the srearspspers precasted
bat a Aire sod feeble 'Wore, tacked, of the atrocities
which were eummosid that*. Tae peasantry had actually
taken possession of the county—the gentry were obliged
to seek prietertioo asaiosi this moil at/wises violence,
by cooverting their •we Wove, boo garenouo—society,
no limner actors from the eiserosetiosesits of oaten,.
.tuaupklely di.„...x.,,i,,d—1ke daily repetitive of truces
th► stoat revolting, plunder, burning., murder, tie (request
iutlicsiue of torture, gave a character of peculiar horror to
the crimes of the isfaittated peasautry..and all, is a MOO,
that is most disgraceful to hoists mature was to be found in
their enemies.'