The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-05 00:00:00

the ontrnes which afflict that part of the country
are similar in character to those with which it
had been lately disgraced. Murder, tobbery,
and wilful burning prevail in the black cata-
logue of crime. The combination against tithe'
is carried on with the most determined itt•t-
reverance, and in the must efficient manner. The
country people are warned. on pain of strait),
nut to draw .4 the tithe of the clergyman, when
that tithe is taken in kind. Invtinces are given in
which these threats have beets successful, and the
tithe in several places is rotting on the spot where
it is collected. But the ritigleinicrs do not confine
t!iemselves to this negative hostility. The tithe-
tots is burned in I pl It% sometimes by
Twigs, and sometimes, it is said, by the application
amine chemical preparation, introduced by indivi-
duals, which remains in the rick or corn stack se.
rail hours before combustion takes place.
This distracted state of the country cannot by is.
poled to want of energy among the resident Ma.
gistrates and gentry. They are in full 'activity.
Neither does justice sleep. If we take the Assizes
Ind Special Commissions into oceans!, the' shine's li
a the Criminal Comm may be considered as nearly
permanent. The country is scoured night sad day
by as aimed police. nr the regular army, and '
the lasurrecticru Act is now in fall force. lu short,
nothing that the civil and military power could
affect has been left undone, end of the additional
means of safety provided by the wisdom of Parlia-
ment in the lust Session, nothing remains to be
tried but the new Coastabulory Bill. That re-
medy has not been yet completely organised End
brought into action. It may afford some relit', but
where such a combination of means has tailed,
we cannot hope tins oreawre, however salutary.
can prove effectual. In the mean time the price of
corn in several districts is merely homier]. The
best wheat is selling in several places for about
five-and-twenty shillings the English quarter ; and
such little effect hart the call ea the absentees pro-
duced, that every wean who can leave the country is
retiring to the county town or the metropolis.

Yesterday a Booed of the Lords of the Treasury
SAS held et the Treasury Chambers, at which Lord
LIMPooL presided. The CHANCEI.I.OI of the
EictugUlia was afro present.
Loan JolliN ROSSILL.—It having been reported
that Lord JORN RUISILL intended to resign his
seat in Parliament as the Representative of the inde-
pendent freeholders of the county of Huntingdon,
a (Mend 111111 requested to write to his Lordship,
that such false and ill-intended slanders tniKht be
publicly refuted. To this letter an answer hos been
received from his Lordship, of which the following
its copy :
'• I feel moat obliged to yes foe apprizing woe of report.,
obi* thooth evoonsany esoleadleted, sight for • tir•c
►me dose injury so my reputation is the wormy of Hoy.
tisinfao.

The friselholders of the roma, did melba hawser to ems-
ids to me their mom valuable isorresas at a the. oboe 1 was
osksown,except from general rnosour and vogue professions.
I fief IS a duty iswoosiert *pow tide to endeavour so pro-
em their good ►y any slight smartiows I ass capable
of making in Parliament tad elsewhere. Above all, I feel,
that, arise their generous support of sae, I am board, by
the sarong tie •f gratitude, to wood by them so long as they
shall bosses, .e aith their choice. It will sot be till a poll
shall have secerisined t►e mime of IM twenty, that I shall
rdiagoish the ►osoarable Motion of Member for It. Let
it he remembered, however, that I do not pledge myself to
ism soy expenses which the cossiitetion does sot warned
sad the law expressly discountenances."

Extract from a private letter, dated Vienna, Sep-
tember to:—" The Duke of WELLINGTON is sot
looked fur here lentil about the 29th or 30th H s ant.
The delay iii his arrival has quite disconcerted all
previous arrangements of the Potentates and their
Ministerv. Considerable impatience seems to have
been felt and expressed in a certain Imperial
quarter on this account. It was mid yesterday,
thitt the Emperors of AUSTRIA and Russia
would start fur Verona on the first days of the
missing month; bat this was under the slip.
position that the Duke oriViti.Liawrosi would
reach Vienna by the 23th.instant at latest. The
whole system. as far as regards dates, most there-
fore be changed. and it is very probable that the
Cornwell; at Verona will not be formally opened
sail near the end of October. This news is
atilely d,fferent from that which was circulated a
little while since, viz, that the discuesiou of some
of the most important matters would lee concluded
base that date. The opinion is more curreet than
ever, that it is in Contemplation to 'moist the King
of SPAIN. It is just mentioned, that u part of the.
Itusbiaii Legation, which consists, including all the
employts, of all immense Humber of prisons of dis-
hurtion, will leave Vienna for Verona in a few days.
This would scent as if the Emperor ALEXANDER
slid lint m.ai, so wait fur the arrival of the Duke of
Wet.t.ttao-roN. If so, he might as well have pro.
ceedect to Verona at once, without making so lung
a circuit. It does not follow, however, that because
sport of his cortege goes, that he will proceed to
Luaibardy direcily himself. Wird I have stated 1
it as the tern,' publicly circulated."
A restieclah;e Paper says—" What would
in4,411C of t:ieir ecitiects if their nurses and list-
cereities were as dangerous as they are repre?ented
to be by 11. Fatuities, librarian at Ernst:hal, in a
work just 1,111)164Iva, which be.irs the incredible
title 4., flisroise e:/* the Academical Curtrpiracy
,:raistst t hrittiority, lied Property."
''sure baby llClAnnitiona cu I rarely he bitnight
an,st any one than are here adduced iii the title of
book, which is dedicated to the founders uf the
Alliance, to five German Kings, and all the
("iwt l'iluces of the Cookderstiusi, sod their
011icers of State and klitiiiners. We can scarcely
''edit oar eyes when we find in it what IS said
44411 in Kant, Isiehte, Schelling, Paulus, Fries,
hrur, Canape, Stepliani„ and 60,000 other larders,
Ala air up!irsided with being iiicentharier, seducers
itaspheniero, and every thing else that is
!"4,41! Ile knows the Raton which they hare
firmed I,y their writings. and which has produced
all the revolutions of use team He prints (puke
1.11) the oath taken lw the members, and which
!Isugl Stan had token when he went nut on his &Nye-
"ton to rorassinate Kutsebue."--(Allgencule
%rifting, September 24.)