The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-12-08 00:00:00

lIIILLION.

..c.. s. e.
Portugal fold in coin 0 11 0
Foreign Gold in bus 3 17
New Ihwibloons II II 0
New Dollars 0 4 101
Silver in bars 9 II 0

Yesterday afternoon, at two o'clock, another Cabinet I
Cuuneil was held at the Foreign °flier, which was at-
tended by the Lord Chancellor, she Earls of Liverpool
Westmorland, and Bathurst, Mr. Secretary Peel, Mr. Se:
en tary Canning, the Ciemccllor of the Exchequer, Vis-
count Melville, Mr. Wynn, &c. The Cabinet did not
break up till a quarter-past live o'clock. After the break- I
ing up of the Cabinet, the Chancellor of the Exchequer
left town for Beckenham.
Yesterday a Board of the Lords of tF a Treasary was '
held at the Treasury Chambers.
Yesterday a good deal of busincee was done on the S:oek '
Enchant,. Conseis fur Acct. maintained steadily through-
out the day the price at which they ch se:l on the evening
of thy day previous, thili, and showed rather a tendency
to rise titan otherwise. Mexican Bends opened at their I
highest dosing price cn Monday, flai.t, and in the course '
of the day gradually and steadily rose, until they rnichtel '
elji. The New Mining Company Shares, which were
lorouebt out on hleutley, and which hail brought as high I
as 10 ree cent. premium, fell hack, and a good deal of '
business was done at ti.; prunium.
1. ttt rs from Vienna slate that there has been a general •
movement of concentration in the Austrian army in the
provinces adjoining the Turkish frontiers, and that several
regiments of Austrian cavalry hare taken up their position
upon the extreme froglike. This movement hail caused '
some sensation; hut it was stated at Vienna that it had I
been rendered necessary to form a sanitaire cordon, its eon- I
sequence of the woe of the plane in the provinces of
Otir private recounts from Ireland by no means warrant Turkey which border upon the Austrian territory, parti-
that alann which appears to prevail on this side the water, milady upon Transylvania and the Bukevine.
as to the inflamed and enntentisen state of the Sister King- Letters front Corinna state, that the Prince of Anglona '
and a son of the Win's of Benevento arc immisonel
Jerre It W 23 to be expected that no pains would be spared there with the most atrocious criminals, in dungeons, whish
to prejudice the minds of the ignorant and unwary, by at the high tide are nearly tilled with water.
ageravated statement's, circulated far the purpose of cleat. Se. Jones's (New Bee eerie's), Nov. 2.—his Excel-
ing apprehensions which those who spread, them le.u.abetted
r-die Lisaitenautniovernor, a ecestipasisel by Lady
Donalas and family, left own for the .seat of glove rnmens
might best turn to account. Lecal inquiries have been on }alder last, wlsere they will reside during the winter.
mole its to the condition of the different parts of Ireland, Previously to his Excelleniy's departere, he was pleased to
and front the reports it is as m•rtained, that with a very few hold a Levee at the Mew: ic Ilall, which, notwithstautling
exceptions, the whole kingdom is tranquil ; and the utmost the unfavourelde state of the weather, was very flume-
rously and respectably attended.
reliance is pieced by all parties in the firmness of the Loan
In a emit at for the Feat in the French Aredenty, vacant
Lire:Tee e NT, and on his known determination to main- by the death of M. Lowell's, a M. Prez has tri;mphed '
rain that trarupellity by all the means entrusted to his over M. Lamartine. the celelnatid author of the " Means-
thins Post:Free" .l. Dross is no: at all known in England,
heeds. lie will no doubt wield with a steady but ditereet
and we havei not hul that he is se in I;ranee. Ills execs-
band the sceptre of authority, and will not permit her
sire modesty
imandst deuce. hitherto ernseea.ell his merits from
councils to be inspired by any other than that equitable their discovery rt&ets great crielit on the
policy, which', from the commencement, has ir.arkeil his penetration of the Academy.
public administration. Deploring, as we all must, the The Rev. Mr. Ste iegetihas declared puldiely that every
word '
of the trash published in the nerving iltrutticlr, re-
turiniknt dissension which unhappily prevails between a
nting the last hones of the late Mr. Fauntleror, is eb-
the Protestant and Catholic kiaiers, it is gratifying to find eillitne we:. The Bev. I ientlen-me declares alto,, that he
the humble and industrious classes keeping aloof, and can- visited the eicsecassel at hie own particular desire, and with
tiously abstaining from everything like violence and inti. the consent and approbation of the endinary of Neweste,
a letter
re eft. Itc; e
luauA no
wl. : I;eletSGin 11.1!LITAY.---lExitralet of
oblation. We place but little stress on these persensivcs
to peace and good order on the part of the Catholic remora, instant:—" A nuta:ros'is isesset.ielno 'voTNPT"ottiale.'n:ean t
hankers,ie4tll
which interlard those speeches, the indirect tendency of 1 and principal inhabitants of thnUeighbourhood, took place
which is to irritate their liveliest feelings, and to inflame Yesterday, foe the purpose et' regulating a great national
cocannetaserent,iehreatttrwilyabetrentehn this and InlitlibllstrFit. !flitch will
their worst passions, We do not impute to these oratorical
leaden any deliberate wish to instigate the lower classes of The Duke if I lamilson tool; the'l caltleiran I rer7ie:cyr'oleettc7l;
their brethren to turbulence and crime; on the contrary, papers of I:ovular met far the partieulars, resolutions, Eee.
I b Tile shares eliege are all tilled up, wills the exception
we shicerrly believe that they have no ether aim than to
of ..nO, which will 1w left at the tleposal of the Committee.
display their own fervid eloquence, end to figure in the
'Lie ere surprised with the numbs r of applicatioas from
brilliant reputation of their own thetorie: and if their ..,„„.ti,it,tes
swells—impassioned and impressive as they undoubtedly At entree:lg leshl its Inlitilturgh, on IVednestley 25,590!.
are--went no further titan the ears of the reflective asscin- were anEseribri. in addition to 32,000/. snincribed before,
toward:: carrying into ' filet the railway preiceted many
.bly to whom they may chance to he addressed, whose
years osier to pass from Kebto to Bewiek.—,e,oireere.
Food scone would keep them from delnsian, or where pro- An !ignitable Learn (Inwithrek ng) Con:petty his par-
dance would restrain their excitement—in this cal,: the chaetel pretence in FelMbureh, noel if Alollt to h..gin opera-
evil would perhaps not be great ; hut when these 'ion.. Tiurr, i.: a eons' miaraity of jeint stock busitiese
doing in IV itil•nreli. There nre thirtY t.heneanies. the
speeches are telegraphed by means of the press, which
traAtte!:eNtLit,msi.,iir!rwri:::::rhisNeelq:ll,::tri! isi
nthteirEi.rlinbtureli)papis.rbse
disperses them into all quarters, and places them in all
hands—when they are made, by this means, to stimulate opinion delivered from the !tench the other day init'lte ease:
the igeorent, and inflame the bigoted—when all their of " Davis r• the Mosaic of lieglatul." showing that if " a
.ession
Saddening energy is poured, as it were, into the cur- person obtain p ese of Fare by a foreed pewee of 1
:„ttentiey, and continue for cIN :.'t ars to
.pay the dividends,
rent of the national feeling—the emit becomes perilous
..nd the owner seetth eee! sex rest nr the N. years ap 1, to the
is the extreme all the sluices of iniquity may be opened neeuk, hit cesno wren liseineeferwilwellossolente ' %V.:atria
%Van tic convulsed empire, with a der•tructirenese which ef Liareitafiwisr St of such omesit to Attie ns haring
Stnek in the name of Traelem, tit it it it-comet; a 'lnject of
'those whohns un;nlctstiunallyopenctl them may be wholly
Fersons it.q'tiry, its wile tree eve!! l'-'•"'"wr eon alferlain
unable to stop. leen time to thee le'', re, r r! ,'r 7 r,v, r:•• beer be tai in sap
Burt if Ireland is exposed to this formidable risk from I re./ air. It is well known that the ‘,(lieo-s of the Lai& .
the indiscreet enthusiasm of the Catltoliee. truth (-mewls , wi I rot answer lily interrogaticni as to a hetht r sums ale
us to remath. that there is. an want of cuttliatim on v.., ran 1 cr ere net :sae:ie.., in .he unsen of nersara apnlyieg for
rm infoation. Iltis :seen xis sere. ereper, and is ter the go-
of the Protestants to meanie, ...min is their achieve:nen:A
• ntral tentarity ii: the peline. 'I he tl ettee ion then teems;
They have tong since passed the coestitutional limit, in their' hew is tint. i!)!;,;:loot;ott to be obtainoi. m as to sat:slv the
conduct towards their opnvernts, and they eeltil,it no little: rani,* r: r.:::• intenntsel, that ast apnEeetion to the Bank
ectlrity in increasing the ferment of the public mite!, and fn.. T.-Tam:ens be! iiiii nea:re,ary ? It is f that
Steeklueilsrs should he ;lisle et slime to a lead!konz.• of tit •
pr,,rokior, an open attack nest's that Coretnntent winds 'acne in seee ; rear as wett'd tste. hurt th • 1001i0..4 'of ems::
leer street so much anx:ety to preesrve. A dreatind er.',it to whom ths power' Int rit ha. been reanted Ire' will or
is represented by them as fast approachirg. and the fears nf otherwiee, and ye: se as to stint not the itorettineoc or
The
tarn
ish iii st fr. to i restring in:or:dance winch tin, y would
the timid have been worked altars in no slight degree.
torn to had rercens.
utter ienoranee of any relearns- (+intent' eneratee neva- It! At It I'M a art' Benne F..—Frem the urerotected state
rerun, to itierouse the terror. At the head of those alarm- its which the festway ha .r l en let sinc.:tit.• late sheen-
let, is IN. Me 1.1 re. wile, in the entheeinet of iv:mein:el thin, many serious ace dents have m-need. ii hi Sattininy
elan esr, hies.. leteoured to ittoestlate lee terrers ern the *l''llwwsn a reeltee:iele f•enele. P2C2iii't OTCY the hriine,
was run a•raitet l y a ner.,••: re:revile a le. • 1 en his
lees Iht'sld• Awl t•ig''t all a'!artivi..a totb''' L'in" 1.1".: L- flitolliier.'. ..111.• welean I'AV;I t teat t'::•-.11-,:sriirritno *ow • '
SANT itefe;;Pti'CO of the dater which invests Ireland en time prei ions to break art • se' her legs, fo I Iterse'l ints:-
al *ado', and of the rapist ti,e et an :seniority whicli is re- tattle of tt :.14::11:: the stuld, n shod:, and was pr c:; itettel
free?' the neve:tete
lines tne rased. asilepn nr needy three
presented as likely num to become raperior to ail eeserol.
In
mine
quarters
his
Lenhtip,v
exertion... have
net beta hl..
,svaa.., ,ruato:..t.s.artitoitt..l)ls..;;litt.:.tvt re
-A
tillize-aitirtielit:liarb:maiss:i.lp,:illtie,
effectual ; bet the nunorny, aetienel with the emit} thee with an illrallt in he: Lellsi, was Ihrn,ill le elt• raVC11101:,
Possess, anti convimeel that there are no ration's' grounds fr is: crowded state, and the :•::iill riff an muds heft
cf arehension, hare treated his aeplication as it deserves. 'lilt it was lakt 3 Munn iii a lerS dereteretts contliti, ii.
pp 1.-il.t tie, ,-,1.,,,,ai is allowed to Tertian in this. implanted
With r Ito the present state of parties in the stair.0 the sitety us rafs, :leers mita he ;smile as 'lieges ; a
Emerald isle, there is muds in the menet or both slat/ railing se Omits would tactually prevent i r.currence of
that is greatly open to rtproefi If our voice could be of further mischief.

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THE i)F 19.1.1:11%4E.
Tie Sere•.kler. Mr. itapl.:4 rubes:l:erg. Mr. Matlack Mr. O.
Wahl Yurviph. Mr. (Attie: 1.e..p.1.1. Mr. Hark y ; Peter. Mr. 1,112
t Mr. .e.lfur.l. I.lll*. Mls Stepheus; Ratherluv.
11112. t1r..041..tt 1 tank Miro Puvey.

Aft-r which.
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TS* Priori:ad eharactets by Messrs. Archer, Wallace. Taper. and
'tarty's Mealanses W. West and \Varlet&
Tiansnrrow. Der Freierbuts. and Waled tM chsbar.

TIIP.4TRE !WV AL. C'OVENT-GART)F.V.
Crenlna, W F.DNIND V. Dee. M. will be per/. road
V Malt% ritE,EnvKP.
Mbar. Mr:t. amble; Pierre. Mr. Young. DrlC.lera. Mrs. Woman.
After whirls.
TTIM MLIND ROY.
ilkeend, Mrs. Chatterltit Obertn. Mr. Fawcett; Mr. Farley;
Mr. LU??.
Ibear..-rnw, Der Frelsehnts. and Clari.

The BaiT Pim re re., commenced publishing yesterday vintruhrg
at half--past five o'clock.

LONDON, WEDNESDAY. D►wiita S. mi.