The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-12-04 00:00:00

Catholics, Mr. Past agrees in sentiment with
Lord SIDMOVTIE. He now indeed divides with
Mr. Lento Forme the bonier of leading the or.
position in the House of Comoros to the claims of
this large body of our fellow /objects I so that the
votes in the Cabinet upon this question, which,
since the return of peace, has become the most
vitally important of all that claim the attention of
the Government and the Parliament of the empire,
will preserve their usual proportion, unless, indeed,
the report be true that Lord SIDMOUTH will retain
his seat in the Cabinet unconnected with office; and
if this be the case, there will be a majority against
the admissibility of the Roman Catholics to seats
in Parliament, and to civil offices of power aid
confideoce.
Whether Mr. Past be more or less hostile to the
freedom of the press, or be more or less fascinated
by the splendour and charms of military power
than hie noble predecessor, are points ioterestrag
indeed, but such as experieoce alone con solve.
We preemie, however, that his actions in all mat-
ters appertaining to these points will be governed
by the prevailing sense of the majority of his col-
leagues. The Hight Hon. Gentleman will hence-
fsrth appear before the public more immediately as
-Lord LONDONDDRRY'S assistant in maxagirg the
House of Con than in any other capacity.,
Mr.CAII/41110'• resignation of the Jodie Board was
sensibly felt by the Treasury benches, and there
can be no doubt that the present aranngement hues
been made for the purpose of supplying, by;tiii
best means that offered, this irreponsble Ices, deld
of giving some increase of streagth to the mil&
rial body is the House of Cossoosoa. The Marv*
of LONDONDERRY is indent** in .Al44lncrtugs
j ustify tag. aad explaining s filiodllosol I
•in olloilay, h s slipoki etrtilll4l-‘44411!
soot regard .ii..ogpioegooro.ogagisad that
Aida be sore thaw sit Jkoiliollitr
Clidliell of the nation
tiesig mod to taste this purpasoilloolialltiltiolsow
boa- tad with the trapodixtlpi4,.
t• nbaseser consbiOsoissu oisombillebovoi

*A. arrangement may ber2l4sllo4;
think. be a matter of gratikiliss to the public;
that the Home 'Department has fallen to a co*
This department bas.

atlidifieW AtAlf"
•ppreeimed at hisiiipit w isarairsha7:l6Prelt
been salitiently exereigiti
.oppeitedity of viiwieg *ow leetlisiip
IsAgstoperatively unreitricOt,*Oho i 44.$
:all apt Opey wife framed .4seppiwastieg thalsapi

pingo/16 rukind. no MOP Via"
'brilliasiqhthan fro.

whiah,ll

vvosartemglit is puttee the gielstipeinsese !Is0,4101:
of government.
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We have received Paris Papers of Friday leAtilli
'doe course, bet the Noniister of Saturday *Po
rived by express. This latter Paper ,
copy of the Address resented by the Cl
I)epoties to the King of Fiance on Fri
;had also of Me.issei's Answer, and free
se Noy collect evidence of a want of that cordlabty
of sentiment between 014„A‘mielm. Abe Deputies,
which, under every aresseeVitissuch to be
se- desired..-4.9.0., •• ..
.e.,....,t• •
It will be recollected &Arlie' Ettle's Speech
from the throne et the openiolf.ili liie Sappiqsalied-
ed is terms of seforatulatiadV "R‘let illseillsoieWeief
peace with all rctieign Poeta.. Ti this the Cham-
ber of Deputioniundisie A4aese refer in terms that
strongly imply sitAignhonefiN ;hat this peace has
been preeerverViapeeseilier ther•noistent with the
'honour of the Crown of relict% The Deputies
say-.-." We congratulalls res. Sim, upon Soar C 011•
tinned amicable relatisell whit Foreign Powers, in
the just confidence that a peat so precious bass not
beets purchased by sacrifices incompatible with the
honour of the nation, and the dignity of your Crown."
.This observation, we presume, is meant to censure
the conduct of the Kinn in not interfering vigor-
ously in the dispute between Russia and Turkey;
but to whatever subject it may refer, his MAJII3TY
, expresses himself*. being very " indignant" at the
..insinuution contained in it. " I have," said the.
lino, " supported my rights, the honour of ary,
race, and of the French name, in exile and persecu-1
• lion. On the throne, surrounded by my pespep.ll
• 1-•

eitmeg-t. VOA 7lk to, Is 0;.•..7:.w. ; 1 1. 4 .1..1 41

reel indireeet at the bare supposition dist I can ever
sacrifice sire bower of the nation sad the.digeity of
my Cr.."we This rebuke is said is private accounts
to have electrified Paris. The illinietets tendered
their resirmition to the Kiss. oho refined diem,
and it was supposed that the expression of his Ma-

be i

ed by a disselutles of the Chamber of Deputies.
The French Funds suffered a slight depression.
They fell on Saturday to 89 f. 15 C.
A muse of American Papers, including a series
from New York to the 11th of November, have
been received at our Office. Commit has capitu-
lated to the Patriots, and Porto Belle is expected
shortly to share the same fate. The triumph of the
Patriot cause in South America is almost complete.

Lisbon Papers to the 17th November have ov.
rived. They afford no news of auy importauce.
Madrid Papers to the 20th last have arrived.
The following are extracts
CADIZ. NOVISMDER.
The following if the account of the sum of the
yellow fever, from the 31st October p the 3d No-
vember, inclusive :
At Poet St. Mary—Remaining 175, sew eases 91, eared
54, and dentin 41.
At Xeres—Resnaining 77, new eases 32, eared 39, and
deaths 12.
• ....___ismasairing 60, new eases ss, eared 39, and

Aseskir
The &WU at Wig; os the etb, 7th, sod eth (all of
dioary *papa), were 22.
BARCRLOMA, MOVIIMBIR
The amiedy is happily diminishing in a eery Gen
sible wanner.
MADRID, 110112MBIR iG.
The Madrid Goulette of to-day contains a long
oind well-written article on the necessity of repress-
Ping the licentiousness of the press.
The decree of the Cortes is officially promul-
•
peed, by which " all kinds off • ssi!usimesiille,
11161 trade in which was permitted e*Vl*.
Dfishiment of the new general system of cedISIIIN

.orteli. Oct. 5, 1820, and which
before thet period into the ports
way be re-exported it the plea-
playing • dirty of sereu

received t esterdry.
.4 wasAtiffd at the
They do :net bake the
the litelilifiSheriff
which it mayikatio-
it effect wee
of the aioth of
•••• •
cautions r
watching the pro
coliveviug
those onfortonote trattswaetisso .at
• e.t

pm gai
a.

which are or boy I
Two decisive 4
been determined i
t ••• tlafitleb.rtiltr: By mlitTo.stml(o.fcotnlil
Rileock. app1444.44;149. (of the Cam
145.
app. *'least. aptt Mr., ,) eaa MCsasaisait•
• !ppoisiok 44 , Itsw•lllendew ,i4,diar
• These Judges? on* spell Mseirilliell4
tellei;. and commence '*heir laborers, ip Are .tlttjeilig
•Ltmerick on the 15th of December; their auth
,iiciti will extend tp the county anityity of Ignite
tick, the county and city of i,:gcbettbibmis '
....
Tipperary, Kerry, sad Clue, aottaimeibilit's
rep. Of the propriety sad wisdisisrif IMO to "
there cannot be a doubt. felliehlibasiwill resu t,
from it, we ere convinced. The people of this coue-$
try (in the unrin) are fond of the
,feems of justice'
sod respect Osiris ; this Commission will be exceed-
ingly imposing, from the number sad character of
its members. But very lately it might have been
asked, where were tire offenders to be found, what
gaol stood in need of delivery P for it was matter
of general notoriety. and as getter 's') psisoishatast,
that in the way scot of crime, the evenly if Lime-
rick, not. Angle individual had been eommitted to
prisomeMP '066111. 'taken into custody. This very ex-
traordinary sts4of things, however, no longer e
We understand several persons are sow iu
ment in the counties of Limerick and Tit
particularly. Much advantage, then, may be rell•'
sonahly expected from the Special Commission.
" The second step taken by the Government is one
which we cannot applaud. It has been determined(
to call out the yeomanry, and by what we coomet
help considering rather an extraordinary seleetiess4
Colonel BLAcust's At magh volunteers are, we be.
here, the first corps put upon permanent duty.
A suggestion of employing the militia in femme.,
vice which might be necessary or useful wee-taw
ry, was offered in this Journal two months ago;ii
ouch a plan would surely be much preferable to that'
which has been adopted. We can understand the
difficulties which Government may have to encounter
in making a choice of measures proposed—abut.
without going into particulars, which perhaps it
would not be very wise to discuss at the preoent'uto-.
ment, candid and unprejudiced men will wish diet •
.... . , ...
1 . ". , • • '.. .'*calks .ail woods

before that pi
wooer. This depirtuteut be.. Rime the remits • • . r:. 111Ps!ted
tlift b. may be rata
peace. become incontestably" tame itunatlitt ' -4
mft•the Proprietors, oo psyi
the State. cud it is therefore . -
1 per test.
Secretary presiding over it sllttllMli
it ill. •
the 011iri....14 cOPIIIIOIII. .IC . Fr* the Papers from Ireland
opportunity of collecting by_ , 'we find that Captain Warlas w
hots **Alike of public oPAliVillr
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tlate of the last accounts. They
01113111.111200'eteetiee NA .
..A.1,44
.osinishitit I iin 'of Mr. WALL A CZ, tl
ths ' isifirthitt;.-and- if ' ..
, ) pie county of Cork, from wh
stances sieetirring in his ompaimir' 4het the rumour to that
ittrsetell !ftlie "lion. 7, ' '..h11,3..7r1,':,41:43„, vitiation. The following, whi4
..i: Thellexiildk fahliehilner. we • liiiitigeuce respecting the state 6
Ito
idlest natips4l.lntilliod who dairsoireew stipstrOiltd:: .
,Ispd, is (404 from the Doi* I
preside immediately over the local goreninient Id '„ .. The o.„b.c,,,„ernmest ciao
his country. Tat Ample W Ihistrn
:to be an ad-1 !self unrerhittlgly in watching 1
vocate or Illit tialeasillthly, • -pithiliii itplewei ;Atiatosbanees tes the youth. collec
• seedy, 'el/Kt!! cattolic '• ' 1".• ' ***iiitil , *it to the noses olf those. anfortonst
circamthimoystkA soutribuiesoixiddelett isas- melting arrangetnenti. tar the
'pest atiflh et. other 144. ~-7A--Tr-l'IL"-" '' 4. ":,-iliid. guilty. and 'Om Proiditipla
mewl illiversediat la 1arg.;448111.1 Pll9ol"Nar.Oi and !ell-disposed. who. hippag
which V lltt'hisslded to .Idt, itt.st silstair 1141'-1 jority even in those districta
~ . .. • i_
poses% e will ohs give.mr.l4.lood.an sdirnmitiee been most violently agitated.
vela II b. lin' trot.'4ll dirtied..-Otat of •II long important measures boa, bee,
117101414110/11111 billifiAlr.llllllWorsest. The. to- and are in pulite**. A special
Isobel dis alerb WilriWeir ht.".!!' the highest iistiog of .Ivid. Dat.f;'ll
1111041 KIN 7 *Ai •14iii Isis.,imacianoi Ave.l4-"eill)ftpikiihaaki