The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-05-24 00:00:00

tuitions' Assoclat(oa.".lar destropiali 'the literty
the press near the amok af .punishing its abuses.;
If persons set thetioelres up in society as political
troarms. or -09:heisig igivali6ed •to .seleet • dhjeti(s
proper for •proseention or punishment. the, Alining-
.sioesionseall is the.State•by policy sod.riptedieticy
Ano longer subsist% 'Such persons undertake to
Apeamde not only the ritsponsible Olken of the
ilibiNOO in the perforlisonre of i duty Au them
oribilly initiated, bat they even arsiwate to
tiaisaselres the discretion of the Ministers of State,
esereive pliver inconinotent with the .dignity
stsie 0•11111111110101 t and the *enmity of the sub-
'led. Mr. Biovematt did not on this occasion
sabsoitoity shatinct.proposition to the Hoare.
. Paris Papers of Sunday and Monday last have
arrived at our office. They ctiotain some artieles
of intelligence from Vienna relating to the boor-
*mien its •Wallsehia and Moldavia, which ere..
very untivosrefie'repreleitatitio of the state of the
Aikeeteress wskrebeeerisegritakesi to .viodscale 'the
liberties of Greece. The Ottoman army hos at
Ilreserlertt tivaisfrailluertleerletd, wad seivseeed le

the Dewshe. )ti numbers ire net tnetAilecr,
biatoomesaantion made of a reemisiolswate by the
lionaltier, Gt.**. &int of s,ioe sew, would is mate
that they are fuvraidable : if we may judge. however,
from the Ammo of its prove., to meet the enemy.
ilia the caution of its proes:edings when in the vici.
Inky of the Genies, the army would not Appear to
be animated by that ardent spirit of fanatical seal
whiela might have bees *tweeted from the iserseist
display of the ataisilard of M A HOMST mono the
illimaire of Saint Sophia. The Greeks ore amid to
bore fallen beck iu proportion as the Moslems ad.
vowed. and if we may credit the statement cosign-
ed is these Papers respecting the arms, the diseiw
and the honnooy of the insurgent farces, the
oarprise is not that they should fall beeit, but thee
they have not dispersed at the brat sight of
aveserny. The Chiefa Vresusarrt and Timmons
ere rivals in fame and authority, and so strong ess
simulation of power, as ardent • spirit of jealousy
Iwo grown op between them, in which no doubt
their troops respectively couear, that fear are en.
terteimed by the friends of both, it rather by the
faimids of Grecian Freedom. that they will Amide
*heir pretensions to the supreme command by as
appeal to arms. Nothing positive can be known
suarneliag the state of their forces ; they are
rwristanly rrpreoested at from four thousand to
farby abosiesad men, bet whatever stray be their
number, they seem to be deplorably deficient in
moo sad diaciplior. They &meow have passes-
ai Bucharest and %dace. and may yet iudece
Oki east both chi Gnats to lode.
uusdenee and threw of the deteltible yoke of
Turkey. YPSILANTI is mid in ore accoust to have
left Golsen to the chances of war and the courage
of one part of his troops. while with dm tosaia body
he eadeetaites ea expedition across the Danube
into Bulgaria. for the double purpose of diverting
Aar ittentioo of the Poste. and of exciting the
Christians south of the Danube to declare in his
favour.

It is certain that all accounts respecting the state
of affairs within the Tisehish proviecee, onmiag
theosigh the Vienna Papers, must be received with
distrust, for the head of the Austrian Geyer.-
mem happens to entertain as pious a dread of
an insurrection in Wsllachia against the Sublime
Porte as his dlsJsretr felt at the attempt by the
Neapolitans to alter the arbitrary system of go-
vernment under which they now languish ; and,
consequently, his ocritsea must unlearn their an-
cient prejudices opines the followers of MANOMILT,
sod discredit bytvery mesas the power and preten-
sions of the poor Christians who would relieve thefts-
eeleesfrous the reproach and misery of the wont of
slave►ies. It is enough for the Emperor of AUSTRIA
to know tha► the Greeks oppose the existing Go-
wasaieut ; he must, therefore, be their enemy. and
in comparison with the integrity of what he would
call his principle respecting the system of Europe,
she floppiness or misery of lour or five millions of his
fellow-creatures is of little consequence. He has

alone every thing but fought against the insurgents
si Wuthichin sad hiebtaviii, by intercepting
peer and preventing supplies; and his jusirnals
tuneeitinee the esonmencernent of the insurrection,
injured them to the utmost of their power, by
*vowing the unfavourable sentiments of the Aus-
trim' Government towards them, by ridiculing
their pretensions, and, as we believe, misrepresent-
ing their objects and their resources. A report now
ere/ails that this sentiment of hostility on the port
of Moons will as longer be confined to a vier of
words, sr to the equimeal neutrality of blockading
the frontiers. An army new assembled is the Bon-
net, on the confines of Wallachia, will, it is said,
be plated at the disposal of the Pert.. The timid
jrsleu.y, or the presumptuous confidence of the
Turk*. wilt probably cause them to decline the
air of the Austrian Government.

The Report .of the Select Committee of, the
Hong! of Commons on the lams rellititor to the
Stomping -of Woollen Cloth, to giveu in woollier
part of our Paps.T. The Committee ',pliesr to hove
taken greet penis to acquire complete information
upon the subject. They exauiiiied uo fearer
97 witnesies, extensive woollen lllereilatitii illtd !MUM-
Ircturers. Their evidence. sonesed its the !tumid,
t.ccovies 137 imps. alio..

rive Right lion. W. Pew; gate a grand Cabinet
dinner yebterday at his house iu