The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-10-13 00:00:00

SIR EDWARD THORNTON.

rtig:Tstiotis of the Clergy, which also operate stamgly
against atty extension of public liberty, we may have
ante id( a of the difficulties with which the K I NG 13 um-
tounikd. In fact it would be necessary that be should
pull the whole Ministerial system down, and biii!.l
up another from (Reground; and to look for that, would Ix•
to expect mule eiftrgy in CH • ILE t; X. than we are likely to
me him display. lle must, however, either adoPI a aYIF.

prie?.. cost,- stepped into the house of a friend who laved
In the rallio street, and av7ied hint whether he thought his
neighbour was aelnal:y selling under prime cost, mil if it
was likely she could get any good bargains, " 'Why as to
the Lwrimius,” replied her friend, " that I cannot answer
for, hut I ant satisfied there is not any thing in his shop
that cm be sold r prime eon!, far to my knowledge he
has Jeerer yet paiJ u siugle 4i.r7enee fir any aril& it con-

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On the departure of Sir Edward Thornton from !Ashen
the following Farewell Address WAS preset:tell to him from
the British residents in that capital. His Excellency was
much affected on taking kayo :
•• To the Hight Honourable Sir Edward Thornton, G.c.n.,
Count of I. asilltax, his Brit:look Majesty's Envoy Extra.
ordinary and 111 mister Plenipotentiary to his host
Maier y

(ht.,- Tete not attitizted by any unnotrtl,

by motive,

neither were ttr,

1 Chandler that the indemnity can be obtaioed, and that any naTmitte" m Intmge a "naaWra.M7 TU....V.'. I...L‘f •••• •..... „ „
-- Sts.-IVhen we, the undersigned British merchants aid stio. worse than useless ; the uproar increased tenfohl, and s o.lno to not cute attention or tne mee, mg to a subject witicn e.,.•
übli..ed to rue ore a nobleman I join with lino as sure ty .1
excited considershfr interest. abroad. A doclaration hail gone forth . A
other Chamber would certainly reject any such proposition. , P tote curtain fell attiii:st lend cheers, and after a pause the
I. II devil, binding Itimia•lf under aog-reat forfeiture to resioiric jecti residing in Lisbon, had hot the honour nftldro.ing pat: we
Hu a'rei represents to his MAI Earr, that if the elections • • ..oeur aMcnt gcte
411.:at you.might long coatinne anti appeared is some of the daily prints. which was itaitra••te .4
erupt t0ar....70r enc.. more presented hinist•lf, and declared their witii • go
It. lt hen any person made a preform of a book to a tvoena 14;7(.41 d ust°
cloirirr"al i : savviers at thin :inn. It is theniore with a , :tents. It had heen generallf supposed to entltall al:. , fir
were not subjeetetl to the active and powerful influence of church, or a monastery, in which were the) only libraries feeling of tr. deepest eigrei i:wit we bud vow seewww eiwwit to er... that, although be swopping' their petforitialiCce the license principles oldie Whigs of England. It was nut drawn un will P'.l
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Government, Deputies more dangerous than these of ;sin during several ages, it was deemed a don:dive of such tire. Having witnessed your utifarin anti upright vet tor British of their homie wit: -et ht. .m.am.ercil, Pet at t.t,• close of tlic. thts intention originally; it had since been roused, and•
in its
value that he oircrtal it on the altar, pro e, ',redid aniline int,ms, soil the Truly aret.l% 7.lo.hlVeaftlyettril, on every OCcasion, first act Mr. Cline WOlllil go thrtmgh his performance-A. amended shape would be •presently road to them by their worth!. 111
would he chosen. The li: 1 Kt; is by thew means balanced '1
sine, in order to obtAin the forgiveness of his sins.— to thiwe who have bought yours..`l43lef. we feel called upon once TIM; atiamaliconitint was greeted from all arts of the Sea'reury; anti it would, he hoped, be found to con:ain such pri-.
• h, tween his nish for moderation, and his apprehension of •• •/ •
• if..ws q ..I. ruttier. mare to express out thanka, aad to assure you about lasting gra. 1 1 1 i • ,
olive, and t.:,• pita e preeetvled quivirt to the colic:moon of emirs as the iThera of England g-nevAlly ou tit to deelat..
, (II hear.) T• '' d' • - •g.
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Made. ear, htv Club id not asuire to the ininortance snot: Pee
the dangers which be is told would inevitably follow all SIA Ittiti UNDER Patu E Cosr.—A lady seeing at the win- .• wishing v-u aand the enjoyment of every
, prosper u eeragei the first Act, when the same gentleman once more mime the public were pfoased to give it. It consisted ma' •II ef
gma. y 110010 Mt
.dew of a linendraper, who hail but lately set up in business, happiness ii, me ',envy of ) oor family. his appearaiwe, acil stated, that he was unable to fulfil his gentlemen of this and of the adjacent counties. who were Miro pet
9 amelioration of the system. %Viten we odd to these the 1
i the common lure, " The •
gools ,f this shop selling. tinder '. W e remain, Sir, your obedient humble servants. promise, because Mr. ("ire lied positively refused to per- into sal Aiwa iation by the haughty and insolent coctluot or the tor,
tureations of the Clergy, which also operate st.-ong y . (About Fifty nigralturs.) ties::.—,l patron in the Pit rose imil said, that Air. Cline adh "'maim lAPPlativel lii forming themselves into this SO( 11,, ilk,
• prre?.. cost,. stepped into the house ef a friend who lived
ANSIVER. aelusted by any unworthy motive, neither were cure an,
linti jlist 101 l til... Pit and would perform if he waw paid. !''''y. were not
araimd ally estension of public liberty, we may have i
.11 toe Faint, street, and aeird hint whether he thouel I•,. it his “ n rxT LT! atr.N.—The regret which re etc pleased to express . insitganal by a desire of becoming mom:bent charactew. They wa' lib,
rune Ulu aof the difficulties with which the KING i 3 um- migt,hattr Was arludEy selling umter prim, cost, and if it
at m de pure 1711111 ibis rcsidenee, Is the mold nattering testimony I l'e MallaPel appeale.l to the Houser, if they had not al- men who itialing theinaelvenonc in feel utg and one in sentimektv:t 'I
tounek.l. ID fact it would be necessary that he should was likely she could get any good bargains, " IVIly as to stiocK I can ere, ice of the zeal with which I bays endearutin..l to ways kelt Illett l':"Ig0 ',lilt the public, and hoped that in annually 'for Me explanation and disett,ion of the rvictoes absa Ch
1 •i i the har,,utima,” replied her friend, " that I cannot answer Immade the t"'•"*" or hit .
Majeay's subjects in the. ~,,,etry. I such a paltry niat"er they might not be deemed guilty of a they cherished. Ile mitt t fairly say they had prosperevi. VA' 11
petit the whole Ministerial system down, and mia cannot sufficient') emwess my ,(1••• of the kindness id these semi. falsehood. 'I le Dow withdrew; - ' ;repotted the spread of. the principles thy entetta,tavvl throngtatt abv
for, but !ado satisfied there is not any thing in his shim
up another from (he ground; and to look for that, would he - • mews I and I misuse you that I kti:lllchetlsla the remembrance of latent of the storm. it appeared that his appeal haul pro- d were hkele to supersdd it calculable future sioa 'i
the
country, an.
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that can be auto sixth r prime coil, tar to my knowledge he 'diem to the end te my life . . this ant
good winch they Plight take pri le to themetlset ; to i
so expect snore clergy in Cet•stio ti; X. than we are likely to has ael•cr ytt pail o single 4ispessee fir any article it CUR- (Signet!) " II:MAI:If TIIOIINTON. gluon! its effect, the tnajority, after a sharp contest, &cis.- fuming alma! ateoutplialied. Ile would, therefore, embealialaV tub
" kg iu his favour, end di... piece then pre'cceded. call ureic them to &bat, in a till glass, .. Thu ‘vhig club id
me him display. Ile must, however, either adopt a %ye- telios. a Lisbon, Sept. it:, le: 3.4 !If
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