The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-12-28 00:00:00

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bete been pieimit during the reeding of the tieports
and hitird it argurd that 'hes Ministers had tested
to enjoy the confidence et the satios they IWO
boead to retire from theta...ere. It if foffitidblf,
therefore, that they will •dyke the Krim to antici-
pate d vote of the Cortes, and to accept their 'oleo-
tory resignation. We shall feel disappointed if io
the oat •deices from Madrid we do not hear el •

change in the Admiuistration. Them *cements are
sileot upon the subject of the late conflict between.
two regiments near Cordova. May se not veatorel
to indulge a hope that the former statement in the
Mottitevr was either wholly untrue or eery gesollr
exaggerated
We are glad to perceivo ip the accounts frei tt.
East some evidence of an Tnteition on the part of
the Greek nations to unite themselves jig, MN
political body, under the firm of s federative roe
public. Their nation if told presents the first
image of such an onion ilkusi.Greece iu those days
was • world within itself, sod wanted the stimulua
of foreign hostility to give consistency awl force Hs
the league. The wars that at once stem:slated sod
ennobled Greece in the days of its splendour, were
fur the most part such as now would be called civil
wars, and in settling their !mutual quarrels, whether/
arising
,from ambition or jealousy. the several
Stilted would acknowledge no power superior to
their own. The States that now are said to form
the federative republic are six ; namely—the
Mores, Liradia. Thessaly, Macedonia, Epirus. and
the blends, sod it cannot be doubted that they
poetess such capabilities, Mond and physical, se
under the influence of a free form of government
must render them a very formidable, Rower,
give them cousiderable importance imelfm gout./
concerns of Europe. Tripolizsa is apipiptedialle
the mot of their representatives.
—.NOW
Spa nibb Papers have been received at our Office,"
but the accounts from Madrid are Not of se 1114, •
date as those given iu the Paris Papua. s. •
Marquis Witta.ssr.EY has, we onderitand. in.
derteken the Government of Ireland upon the ex-
istents condition that he shall, as to his official coo•
duct, communicate directly with the R.>ro, with.
nut reference to the Secretary of State for the
Home Department, or without the intervention of
itny other Minister.—lMorolog Paper.)
It is with pleasure we have to state, that the use
poets of British usanufacteres to the United States
from this port are at present more considerable than
aid been known for some time past ; and not un the
litinufacturers' account, but in cousequenes of
orders from America ; and, we believe, in many
instances the goods are paid for before they leave
this country.—(Liverpool Advertiser.)
1)11,4111AL PRILSgriT.--EDWARD J. Cos Ls. Esq.
of this tity, has received, through the hand* of
Mr. POLLTICA. the Russian Minister, from the
Emperor of RUSSIA, a superb diainond ring. as so
evidence of the imperial approbation of his this.
charge of the duties of Vice-Consul. It is com-
posed of s bright tapas, set round with ose Awe-
died and serentrfice diamonds, fourteen of which
ere very large. It is said to be more rich and beau.
Wel than the one received by Dr. MITGAELL. Of
New York. (tom the same Potentate. /lie Impe-
rial Majesty really displays princely politeness and
munificence towards some of our fellow-ciiixens.-.•
Baltimore Patriot.)
Lately Mr. HAer.ts,of Nant-y-glow,sent a single
piece of coal to Abergavenuy, which weighed one
ton eleven hundred. It was preceded by • hand
of music:, and excited much attention.—(Hergoid
Journal.)

The new church at Birkenhead. near Liverpool,
we consecrated en Monday lest by the Bishop of
CHellrea. This small but rlegent structure faros a
striking object on the opposite side of the river from
tits pier. being romantically situated on the former
site of Birkenhead Abbey.
The heroine-ter for the lest five days has been
singularly ottituted by the tempestuous state of the
weather. During die hurricane of Thursday night
(10th instant) the mercur,y_sa tilt to 22 inches 3.loths,
and such was the elasticity of the atmosphere that
ere moon of the following day it rose to 29 inches
5. 10th. ; inner then it has been 'gain depremed,
and ties tunruiug had sunk se extremely km as
28 inches 2.lothe, the point nearly indiontive of
stormy." At the corresponding periods of the
lest three years the mercury was as singularly high,
having to the last week of December reached
30 inches 7. Wilts, and i* one romance 30 11-10tha,
so limit the difference between the preeret end
former periods is Y lochs* 6-leths..—fiferigis* Go-
acne.)
Au .*palling occurrence, the effects of de.
beochery, happened at limbee, near Dundee, on
Wedoeeday week :—Two men having betaken them-
selves to oirotooe tsf likti4iintiog, formed the wild
retehatioo .f trying ponwitrs ut originality in
swearing, or who could gito utterance to the most
hortific pith. The one having given rent to his
toncieptioo. this other stood op end protested that
his emorodeo oath was a were trifle t mud he would
goys him a Speclehmt) holism so his bps were in
. progress to mould the Lettermen., hie mouth helot
ottettdiod to the widest. Sod hie night gem raised ea
high. lw wee week *A dumbness sod daunt*.
hi face and hisligotre mitibitiug a frightful Tee.
took. He was toorimi ti else latiediery iw the
evunrug. lie* Iwo Ogee brow ciereileigedir.Weserwlmit
rr rerl.—t taieriMeks Merit/rip/ is vti
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, Sad alteration !—eow how lone—
How vertherden is Pisteves bruit,

%There Rehr wan bin earsrbit '
M lisiesea *kw vaster@ drier: •'l .
?be 'rigidly bird ribose carat 'WA "
Brett ea Me breath of cull
ilkaramier Sewer* Are lowa to pee.— • •
! silage aro that?

nee desolate sad diiag year ! • -
Yet lovely is shy lifelessoea►, ` •
As Beauty stretched epos the bier .
I. Dank', clay-cold sod desk mecca; •
There's lovt•linees is thy thictly,
• Which breathes. which home rowel Wyk AR,
Like Itlentery's wild sod clieeriat ray
Reenlist epos t►e eight or iIT.
•
ler—yet the radiance Is not goes
Which shod T► riebeese o'er the mak,
Which ensiled Wpm' the golden demi
Rhea skies were !sentient east Cerise—
Ob! still a seeleacioly smile
Gleams epos Notate* aspect fair,

To e►arra the eye a link while
Ere Ruin spree& ►is mantle there
Thou desolate and dying year!
Sloes Time entwined thy vertu' iffiria4
h ow often Lori ►at► s►ed the Inee.

And lkeeU beside tie bed Of Bu
Has many beans that lightly rpmeill
Wbee joy was blooming but to ink,
Tbeir finest chords by death eas4rwes
Have yielded lift's experiac sigh.
'la. Asa pilloseadliew beaestb thesis',
Ms* Warle is mil—to
:a

TSe proud, the gentle, and the gay,
Gathered unto the tiaaslitetlax
ura—
Whilat traiAl 1104,44 Ne fritqatel war

For all ISM were our Urania. here,
The: loveil—the loot—the saluted dirml!
?boa defoliate and dying year!
The tossing spirit fluids is Ibei
re
lemmas impressive sod severe
Of atop mid alma rsorshtys—.
•- • - Moo tambest how the germ of yards
Which blooms is being's damilag day,
Planted by Nature—reared by Troth...v., „,
Within, Ifite thee, in dark diseay.
ital. Passim of reek !, hit as the tom
be*, •

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Thy mallter avail besirds the stem
Avid sheds a IVO on every wee;
Hope wakelalikdatei ova to bow **Woe
A wee of aNtedy Is sleets,
As If bet mu,* volt* were strong
With the empyreal fire of Heaves.
And Love, which never vas expire,
Wham origin is from ea hies,
Throws thy more a ray of Are
Frets Ike pure fountaies of the sky—
That rap which stows sad bright's. still
Uashaasetleternal, and divine—

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Mere monists, own its holy IhiMir
And bow berate lts 41eaming shrine.

' year!

Prophetic of ear Anal fall,
Thy buds are gone—thy leaves are seas...
Thy twenties shrouded in the pall :
And all the 'uniform that shed
A brilliasey epos thy prime,
klath lilts a morning vision led
Unto she expanded grave of Time,
Thai! Time! in t►y trinamphsl flight
Now all life's phantoms Peet away—
The smile of Hope, end young Delight,
Fame's meteor beam, sod Fariey's my;
They fade, sad on thy bearing tide
Reillag ill stormy waves Jaye
Are horse the wrecks of hq
The broken wrecks of liPapretatippr.„
There in disorder dark and wild
Are seen the fabrics once so high,
Which mortal Vaulty had riled
As emblems of eternity'
And deemed the stately piles, whom forms
Frowned in their majesty sublime,
Would stand unshaken by hit storms
That gathered rowed the brow of TIM
Than desolate and dying year!
Earth's brightest pleasures fade like thine,
Like evening shadows disappear
And leave the spirit to repine--

The strews *titre that eteti to poor
Its fres% aad sparkling waters Si,
While irate stood watehing ow the sham
Add cambered all tits moments rose.

Wham bath the alarming splasdsar Bon
Which deocod epos this crystal stream'
Moro ore the joys to childhood hee.■
Mrs Ilk is eit esichmsted drama?

Enveloped is tbs starless sight
Wide! destroy his •verepreed--
EareUed epos that irettlese fight •
Marrs the dark Win Or Time bath sped.
Ob thus bath life its seer:tide
Of satrrow—lsaellness--add
194 tbss divested slits ►eidr.
IS *bon like ilia yellow leaf!
.(111t iamb is life's asisaspal bows,
•1, „, rfkas.plasadored id* SetWidaf Waft,
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4111111wi..

ta, wit*
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I6d bu $01104!i0.1 !WI ;14.44 MO
Jb mid thief NI co ivy

Ilia mak Ter.
wank, User*.
The East of Wicklow has lee hfivart's Hotel, Litre
ekbok-stroet, for his seal, Srantoota Priory,
Lie‘d and Lady Rotitsea are arrived at their seat, Dit!Att
Park, Backe, from a tour.
Otiose. Smyth kft worst yestrroley for his sea; Rewind
Plikneß, Reeks.
Robert theysloba, EM. sad We. Heysham, Est lorr.left
Pialgipmes Wok., Voirr-strres; Psi Mete* Howe.

- THE ITRIS S.
covikire•ostiogit.
The nib Cent/einem of 'erotic was performed
last night at this theatre torn mowded audience of
holiday visitant*, of r more saimatedi sad noisy
choroctev than those of the preceding evening.
With the dialogue of the ploy they= seemed quite:
happy to dispense, for hardly a word of it would;
Bair boatmen and unruly merviment allow la tie
heave hut dm wasieisne tinging of Miss M. Tit*
and Mile HALLowoo, with the admirable executioss
of the delightful glees interspersed through the
piece, occasionally hushed their turbuleut spirits
into silence and repose; end the sumptuous mein-
try of the cornivei commanded their aiknithitiou,
and culled divan thunder* of applense. The new
paotomine followed, and the increased focilitt in
the working of the machinery has utresdy added
considerably to its eclait.

TUB 041r/,IC.

This little theatre buttinute to keep pace is
attraction and eatertoisinseht with the most success-
ful. The new pantomime of Ilorleriix Tohteroti
and Tore deserves much praise. It may be laid
down as a rule, confirmed by experience, that the
recitals which arc first tong ill the eats mud become
discernible to the senses of infancy, are, upon the
whole, the best ground for a pantomime. This
piece, as will be readily conceived, is founded on
The House that Jock &milt ; as readily will it be
apprehended that Jack is the tattered and forlorn
lover, who haet to siesta dee pantomimic happiness
in the catastraphs, to go through Mfinite trial. sod
difficulties, his owe agility being his assuraece
throughout for himself and Columbine. The
etoty is adroitly managed. The musts is re-
pinto with the skill peculiar to adapting fur
poutonsinsic action. The overture is not very
teriking ; but the round, which is framed to theold
legend, and which parses through all the parts of
it. iS • very high specimeo of composition in
its peculiar order. After the &unionisation*, the
lading pantomimic personages are put throng& a
variety of adventures seeinedum Gwen. The Dicke
are eery diversified, and some of thee. highly amus-
ing, though they have nut generally the moral
point with which GRIMALDI charges his fictitious
fooleries. The scenery is excellent, sad any highly
painted. Mr. illmitmann makes a very good
Clown, and eaten into dm whimsical et/gutty of the
part with great self-abandonment. Mr. Gll/Itttlri
is a nest add agile lietkquin. The last 'Celle,
mpsesenting the Temple of Harmony, with London
illuminated in the distance, is of itself well dome,-
jog a visit to the thantrq sod may be cloned MI a
nsertaspioce is its hind.

THE MARQUIS WELLESLEY.

His Excellency the Marquis Wennley, Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland, alighted and changed horses
at the Talbot lon, in this town (Shrewsbury). yes-
terday aftermou (Tuesday, the *sth issuing, on
his way to ssrunie the Viceregal authority.. His
Lordship was preceded a short trine by two King's
siesoengero. He travelled in a plain carriage and
four. eceompsoivd by Doctor Hunter, and ettesded
by four servants. Os his departure hence for Qt-
'vestry, a number of persons had assembled near the
carriage, and on the Noble Viceroy's appearance
they paid their respects to him by taking Or their
hats, which mirk of attention he acknowledged by
repeated obeisances. His Excellencyseemed to be
in perfect health. The Noble Marquis was to 'legs
list eight at Brynkinalt, the seat of Lord Dunstan-
son, and is expected to reach Dublin on Thersdoy.
—(Sideplate Joarteid.)
The Marquis Wellesley 'rinsed through this town
at half-past one yesterday (Tuesday, 45th 'Want),
on his way to Ireland. aid changed Wrists at tie
Lion Inn. The suite of his Eaerlleney. with the
Chief Secretary, slept at the same ion of Seedily
Wolverhampton (Inside.)
fhe Marquis Wellesley and suite arrived at York
• House o Sunday afters:sou (43d instant at
route to ti 1 1 his Viceregal sppowlisbewl. The Nati°
Merquit left on Monday for Woecester : previously
to his departure he caused an elegant scroll to be
presented to Mr. lteilly, on which his arm., crest,
and supporters, are most beautifully emi.lizoiseci.
under which his name, style. titles. esti Viceeillui
rank, are inscribed.—(Bath CAreeticle.)

,

The Marquis and Marchioness of SActurva‘
are entertaining • select petty of fashionahtts t
their seat, Hatfield.
Coent and Countess LIEVES entertained a dira
linguished party at dinner yesterday, at their non"'
Harley-street.
The Newcastle theatre Opl.i.ed en Wednesday
night under the management of Mr. Ds CAMP.- -
Ale. MIAMIAN is engaged.
Ma. Wcu.ccu.—We nre hippy in being able
isihrem the friends of the almee-menticisted'Gno-
' dentin), that the statement espied kete the rNt •
Yak Pipers was greatly ingagileflihni. Se 16°' 1.." C.
two of thi.leg is oot dostair% Ws 'lapel*: «id LI 41
his 4orwmoloses declared hi. se be in a very fawn or-
my, spud totally out of danger.
A blaekbim...'s nest. containing ten young e'nes
44,1/edged, harbeen deteovervd within peas (re
dote in the garden of Count figatsWissitto
Dorkiab, vibeee iskryps 4)04 pony be t 40.11 Y
4/11110. tiVirilte,4lll6lllis teem Om Gaeta* of firs.
• 'ems

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second port of the Report-of tholCarnibittos to whom ......-.4111-- -' t
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the Kiss', Mime had been referted. TWO Rio TO THB DTINQ TIMe. 'illiltap) •%:.., ""' • .......41:1)
port condentoed in tory strong Irmo ihe genets:2, --. c
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dart of the AdsOinietration, and energetically ! no. desolate sod dyi.g paid-
wended dist the Cortes rhombi address the KIDOS Emblem of transitory isms, . .
~- FASlfitadelllLE IkIOVENIOTTS.
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eifelei4 hie gisikiiiiralier the etuttlitetiod •
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iii Like tibiae is bounded I. a span; . , ;rho Ditches, of Burekoch soil Lady Muse estilred yes-
eabiiiet. 11 oladirtord spate Altreberithet the i'
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btiniotetrooght to be btoogbt hi tk biliorthe Coto: . - bast It ---. .
Nauss maw! upon thy, Mail Tlii Harritrii or Titallerf gritted oa Weiliteilkif iiili-
low at Iris fatter'S, the Dote of Pertlind's Ilona in St.
art* foil he purpose of affording them id 4:Trotter • ' Aid sprigs mike forth is fats arrii. ' Jahneemegosre, front a iiitit kr Lord ITto. Brobaelt: et tea
oily to justify their rendtiet. Thettinittett teem *0 To EMI op* the *pea sloth. ..at. k Norfnlk.
bate been vieient darine the reading of die Report. Th* bait of Egarinoist hale lit town for hie srati lest%