The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-08-07 00:00:00

CORRESPONDEP

We give the followin
Saturday, which may

ject :
It was not our wish to I
with the late election for
culous attempts which th
making to hold up the pit
lately pppeared, and not d
public indignation, woult
that wish. But there am
hirrcury, in the midst of
upon Earl Grey, an appt
the publishing of that et
called upon moot decided)
can now state posltirdy, tl
without the consent or kin
italics are theft own.) N,
boldly, that as soon as th
thought necessaay, Sir J
such intention; and that r
Informed on the subject, r
versations with members
Capheaton, commuoiCatel
to the effect that Sir
either one way or the mho
say (and in doing so, we t
any thing improper,) that
to the publication of the c,
we believe, dlrectiln, of
Noble Earl, who is so grm
being willing to trust his
feelings might possibly mi
Lordship is attacked in th
to express our detestatio
peared to us more dis4r
addressed and been suKrt
time& unsullied characte
bel eve that in any other
have experienced the to
county. Bad, however.
signihcance compared wit
in the article in questton.
that any being, wearing t
plied such language to E
• conception of the degrae
they abandon themselves.
Happily such language it
for, like the viper in tl
attackson that character

A gentleman who
by the iVestern road
forms us that the croi
greater forwardness io
of England through st
tion of the immediate
Herald.
The farmers in Yor
harvest field, and the
favourable season ; th
atonal cooler days.

pleasing intelligence—
and the little vmployn
workmen, from the
nearly together, and
Irish. We believe t
people of Lancashire
going to harvest-work
is nearly obsolete.--4.

The harvest in ou
than one-half finishal
barley and oats in n
low grounds an avera;
rally remarked by our
lect the harvest being
longer, if the weather
Plymouth Herald.
`Vegetables, from tl
scarce; potatoes are i
bles in proportion. 1
since, that the most s
did half the injury
drought has done.—/
With very partial
this island average
lost. Potatoes are Is
parts of the North
pearance; for notwit
take some time ere di
lele of 411aa Adecrli

BRANCH BANKS.
Co:npany of the Ban
solved to establish a 1
pediency of this mess
by some it is held tc
as no advances will b
and, as it will introd
this part of the coi
competition in banl:b
commercial competiii
counts will be facil
more plentiful. By
measure is spoken of
understand the red
is to be conducted, a
settle the question.
has yet been done
Merc (try .

WENI'SVORTII AN
last being the day of
worth and Co. was ti
luau, the aucqoneet
Ilotham and Seawin
ling-houses and two
They were put up t
being only 210/. the
2151. 111 r. Chapma
freehold house in w
carried on, together
building ground adj
to have cost the banl
were only put up at ;
in comparison with
tion was expected.
that a gentleman in
dercd the premises c
person, had oftircl
rums' notes &c. 'I
effect ; and the mil:
lot was 31.50/. 11
thousand guineas,
without one real sa
hear that several t
made to purchase tl

i;eparatcly from the
be done with the II
cannot imagine. '1
this kind, and yet
laved, unless the s
sale by auction fo
any reservation
Mosmoc•rii,.li,

OUS nature Las °cc%
charged with picki
prison at Usk on th
woman arrived at o
bourhood, and, tug
a relative, whom sl
Coning the name o
keeper observed, ti
difficulties, and hai
said she was satisfi
Irish girl, said di
countrymen is in
What is his name:
lace ! Jem IVallac
The young wontar
lihy from the to
veral other priso
and has since gi
ttack upon the lit
neighbourhood of
man, some veers

isninunication hi
'rough Mr. Sec
rent of the pendi
detained to war.
'g the imputed n
ears of age. Shi
areeetion at Usk