The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-10-14 00:00:00

OWEIVB STNTRM.

To gratify the curiosity of our readers, we copy from the
New Bormony Gaze ttr, last rtctived, the first paragraphs
under the editorial head, with that head itself, which, to.
gether, give a still clearer view of the nature and tendency
of the new scheme of Society than any thing we have yet
seen:—

NEW IiATIMONY-FIRSTYEAR OF MENTAL INDEPENDENCE

EDN EMMY, AVG. 23,-1820 OF THE CHRIST lAS ERA.
New Harmony Sunday Meeting for instruction in the new system.
Aug. 20, 1826.
In former dismurses from this place, the origin of crime was
stated to he ignorance or inexperiettce. That from ignorance em-
ended the individual system, and all the ekes of crimes con-
nected with private property ; religions of mystery, and all the
close of crimes connected with superstition ; and unnatural mu-
risgett. and all the class of crimes conm vied with sexual Inter-
course t and that almost all, if not all, the miseries of hums
society have direely emanated from one or other ot these three ia-
stitutions, or front some combination of them. . .

I have now to mate. that there is no other mode whatever by
which the world can be relieved from these crimes and diseases. ex.
cops by the removal of these institutions; and, in their place. to
introduce tlic micisl system of common property, superior intelli.
genre, or an accurate general knowledg • of those facts which es.
perienee has demonstrated to he unchanging laws of nature, sad
the-retort true; and also by allowing the human race to form sach
connexions between the sexes as are in strict accordance with the
natural affections. By these mem.s only can di«•rue and misery be
removed. and health, physical and mental, and happiness, be at•
tained and secured.

You have now, then, in plain terms, and in a few sentences. dis-
tinctly before you, the new and the old, or the social and anti-serial,
state of society. The line between !hese two systems of good anti
evil is now so broad and so strongly marked, that surely no 0113
hereafter will plead ignorance on the subject.
The following is a farther extract from an American
paper
ri lady is 'gloried to have worked at the brick ground, when a
strong lad used to the business• n ight have done as much in a day
us the lady brick•maker would do in a week. °that lady or lathes
ordered to milk cows, who were such novices in the business, that
'hey might almost as well squeeze the tail as the teat, and the lx•
I ter becomes nearly as dry as the totnicr under such msnegement.
Farmers were also placed at the loom, and storekeepers in the
tials, both equally ignorant of their employmeat. If any perena
had attemutcil to introduce a new formed association of disorder.
confusion, and absurdity, they could not have elEered it with more
I complete success than the fourah r and manager of Ncw Harmony.
The Society, which was itself to establish such superior arranxe•
ments as to ruin all intitchlual exertion, is itself in danger of tea-
-1 tug ; and the new system, which wan to give it such flint support,
I amid ret,acr life easy, happy, and comfortable, appears itselt in day.
ger of vanishing, •• and, like the baseless flan is of a vision, leave
j but a wreck behind."

UNIVERSITT IN7'ELLIGENCE.

CA:4IIIIIMM., FnIDAY, OCT. 11.

The Nortisinn Professor of Divinity will enninience his Lectures
on Monday. the 23‘1 b.srant. Those whose names are earred lo:
the Term must begin their attendance on or before the 11.:
of the present month, or they will not be able to complete tix
number necessity for tl.eir certificate.
On Tuesday, the litth instant (the first day of Term), the lc:-
lowing gentlemen were elected University ()dicers fcr the war
ensuing :
Psoecorts.—The Rev. John Tonikins, M.A. King's Gulags;
the Rev. Stephen Pope, M.A. Eminthoel Col'ege.
TAXOOS.—The Rev. John Ilinde, M A. Sidney College; the
Rev. Henry Venn, MLA. Queen's College.
MODERATOBS.—The 11ev. Joshua King, M.A. Queen's Col-
lege; the Rev. Henry Coddington, ALA. Trinity College.
SCMITATORS.—The Rev. Thomas Picket, 31. A. Jesus Cu!.
lege; the Rev. Henry Tasker, .LA. Pembroke Hall.
On the rime day, the under-meittiosed degrees were ma.
fared :
MASTERS or ARTS —Rev. John Richardson Major, Trinity
College; Richard Andrew. Trinity College; Rev. James Ha-
-1 g•eivea, St. John's College; Rev. Thomas Ward Franklin, St.
John's College; Rev. Chia. Pleydell Neale Wilton, St. John's
College; Rev. Thomas Taylor, Catharine Hill.
Baceint.ons OF AMTS.—Richard Fieeme. Wyk-ham Riede,
Trinity College; Edeard King Jensen, Trinity College; halals
Frederick Denham, St. John's College; Alexander Power, Catha-
rine Hall (Compounder); Tyson Milnes, Catharine Hall; FO:DC:i
I..tw. Queen's College; Joseph Gamy, Sidney College.
Yesterday the following gentlemen were appointed the Caput for
the year ensuing :
The Vice-Chancellor; Rev. Martin Davy, D D. Master err-ties
Divinity;College, Rev. J. W. I:eldart, LLD. T,Mity
Law.; John Haviland, M.D. St. John's Collie, Physic; ltee.
Geo. Elwes Carrie, Catharine Hall, Sen. Non. Reg.; Hey. Alfred
Meant, M.A. Trinity College, Sen. Regent.
There will be Congregations en the following days of the pr.
sent term :

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Friday, . . Oct. 13, at eleven.
Wednesday, - - Oct. 28. at eleven.
Wednesday, - - Nov. 18, at eleven.
Wednesday, . . Dec. 6, at eleven.
Saturday, . Dee. IS (end of term)rt tee.
The Rev. Francis Russell 11.11, D.D. Fellow of St. John's (al
legs, was on Wednesday last presented by the Master and Fellow'
of that Society. to the rectory of Jiiilbnurn, in this county, res..d
by the death of the Rev. R. Flake, B.D.
The Rev. Edward Wilson, D.A. Fellow of St. John's Celle:V.
has been presented to the curacy of St. Michael's, in the rit:
of Rath.
Ills Majesty's Letters Patent have passed the Gast Sell
et
Ireland, fur promotiog the Rev. John Brinkley, D. 14, to the
Ilis'awit of Cluyne, vacant by the death of Doctor Charles
Werhurton.
The Rev. Courtui.4 Boyle Bruce, of St Peter's College. i' 'r'
peitited ilt men ic Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Dul:c of 1 rt
At un Ordination, held at Saturn on Sunday the 24th nit. by ti:e
Bishop or Salisbury, the fulloatng gentlemen of this Univsr:os
were ordained :
Deacutss.—W. Powicy, B.A. Jesus College; T. Hoshor4.
R.A. Ma,..,delene Colege : 11. W. Cottle. Il A. and W. Sys?,
ILA. Sidney Sus.ec College; W. Stan, B.A. and C.M.
B.A. Trinity Ctltege.
Pitt rsys.—Willinm Seaton, Queen's College; P. W. Buck.
hams B.A. St. Join.% College t and John Ward, B.A. (trial
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