The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-06-22 00:00:00

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se at" is camas *pima the Prlsponnews, which
19. be the Inn difficult, a+ Larissa is still in the
possession orthe Tasks. The Greets, sensible of
the fate that awaits then if they submit, prepare
to snake ige Idiot obstinate resistance. Those of
Macedonia.haro already retired trite the defiles of
Mown Olympus; .

THE BRITI S 1-1 PRESS.

4.03 N DON,
sATUtIOAV, tows Qt. 18.23.

The motion for ilia second reading of the ft&
man Catholic Peara'..llill tame on'blt 'night in the
W
'louse of Lords. e'stated in our Paper of yeto.
%eras./ that n tisajwity oir \spew& of thirty
*saw it we* catielentry anticipated. The antici-
iiitiott has proved torrect. The Bill was rejected
try &majority of x 2. Lord CoubbliTsa. recently
returned front the Cootinent, who distinguished
Newell by his nirpo.itints to the Catholic claims
vitte:i Speaker of the Howe of G 111400114 book
ftuading tort in the debate of last night.

We think Ira may state aids easifitleaca that the
Ktaa will visit Whiled -nasseiNstely after the
isle* of the 'mama Sewimear Parliament. From
the stale of the public bovine,* it is Dot expected
that the period will arrive .goner than the begin-
ng of August.

- We have received Parts Papers np to Weditesdhy.
•nd Dutch Papers to the 20th Minim. extracts from
which are vest in another part odor Paper.

"Yesterday the Duke of Yana tr.insocted
tore business with the Keno.
• The Princess Sorter• visited the KIWI yester.
d•y•
• • The following is n copy of the notice annonocing
the dstenninatino of the Bank Directors to discount

tills at a reduced lorries,
" Bank of Fogland, Jane 20, 1022.
" 7teselre4..-11tat KIN and Notes approved i• the usual
austivestr, and bat having more than 0b days to ram be dim
ramaird at lbs tate of 4 pa cent. au sod after the list Jest,
. The ship Winchester. 60 guns. was yesterday
Lunched at Wonlesich. The weather being hair.
in immense cwornorse of spectators assembled
mot the clorlk. 'anions to witness the spectacle.
which took place ibbut three o'clock. The cere-
ment' of christening was peiferased by the Lady of
liar..iatintielocltauns, who was attended by Sir
JANIS. mad • umber of the principal Nobility.
Do Stauncly, the 15th instant. Rosner Aisx-
lathes. Editor of The Seafiftel, and the quondam
partner of W. M. BoltTHWlck, was incarcerated in
pa voted Ilia caress letter. at caption. proceeding
me a decree of the Magistrates of Glasgow, fur tip-
~de of 1001. sterling. es being, money uplifted
'nod not accounted for by A I.IX A NON', while in the
' employ Of Mr. BoiIiTHWICII. (614agete C'hrookle
The sill introdueed int• ihe House of Commons.

11* tile trotter collection of Ministers' money, church
rota. tithes, and other ecclesiastical ditto in Ireland,
boo Sires printed. It repeals so winch of the Act
LC1144f1.44 11, u empowers the elmichwartiens in
City of Dublin, and other cities and corporate
*was In behind, to collect the Ministers' money,
"OW eisobles the Ministers themselves to collect it
meetly horn their parishioners.
Thu Zualos.—The communication mode on
grhursclity -about three o'clock, of the Resolution of
Vas $ snit of EtAlsod discounting at the rate of
per cent. immediately had en effect 011 the funds,
'aind Consols ruse from 401 to 8111. Yesterday the
market opeued -at 811, went to 81, and fluctuated
to 41141; Reduced, 80111jii; 4 per Cents. 9715;
JVew 4 per Cetits., 971 981V971; Annul-
siwt 411 7-16. Foreign Securities : Spanish, 6i
tiei`62 ; Vanish, 96/ 87; Prunsion 861; Neu-
, wito!ilues; 74; Russian, 8311 ; Chilies) Loan, 805
61.

• We mideretood that the party of young men of
erahis place, desire:reed us the "Junior Thespians,"
There, at the owlet-dation and wader the sanction of
iseaysisl .respectable 'gentlemen of the town and
• saighbourtioud, kindly consented to come forward
(Mostly in • dramatic entertaionseirt at our Theatre,
for the benefit of the distressed Irish peasantry.—
. I Perby Alercarp.)
'the Stuff of the 43d regiment marched from Li..
limerick for Galway on Friday, bolo whence they
will detach patties to Loughees, Portnnems, Ballo-
saislne. °asteroid, filount-Shonnuit, Atheury, and
Ifferelfust.
-A French Paper, altadiagtes a storm which lately
Wok place in the cumatuattif Chovreese, soy., the
etecurie discharge wit so sw.,rg that some sheep,
which were struck by it, were divided in two, as sf
it had been done by a sharp instrument.
The 'oviform of Selz, on the banks of the I.afin
(Duchy of Nassau), are the scene of • singular
phenomenon. Since the 215th of Vest month a sub-
les rancor noise has been heard there. C lose to
them, on the left bank of the Einshach, there is a
place, where for twenty years past broken pitchers,
or those which c.euld no longer be used, hare been
thrown. Since the period above mentioned, under
chase heaps of shards, a noise has beers 'ward, which
• seems to come from below the earth, and which is
repeated at intervals of greater or less duration,
of two, four, eight, or ten minutes. Some com-
pare it to the noise of uncorking • bunk which
contains a frothy riquid; others to the explosion of
' air-bobbles; and others to the report of a musket
heard at a great distance. Superstition and science
are exhausted in conjecturing the cause of this
. phenomenon. The former, combining it with the
comet, tremble in thinking of the prophecies about
the spoinaneous inflammation of the earth. The
learned, both those who really are, and who pretend
to .be so, whilst they amuse themselves with this
singular affair, give explorations, which are not
• much more tatisloctory.—(Frenek Paper.)
A woman of the commune of Malontraone (Lower
Pyretic-et.) was at the door of her house during one
. of the 'lite storms, baring en laird in her arms,

. when the lightning killed the mo►her, but the child
did not •ustuu die least injury.—(/hid/

SIRSIMA MM.
Sweet Maid! dues dasher s'er thee pliy,
Or pews Woe eye its briniest ray'
List! ..11111 lIS7 anattairs lasi death
'fiat!—'tier thy levies asideight u .
Warms day ts Seem awl night is eines,
Wake' thee, tier waste the petioles bomb;
'Level bps the curtails, at this. eye,
nit. let ape bask, there let we die.

ihoold nightly vitiona, rliii i. air,
Visit thy pillow, Laity fair,
IM they of blies io store fur thee,
Be they, sweet Maid! of love sod ne.
• think done walls wow holy pile,
T►y coach, a votive Arise the while,
Heie will I kneel, sad fervent pray,
Till the Ant list of rosy day.
►hew Night oohs shall poor liae Omar,
111 Ay to thee, sogelie Maid!
" Theo will 1, Saws, sly mac resew,
dam, avocet Maid !—Atljea!
3. 4 W.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
Lady fhirrengh 'itemised • large party df Vitalstosable•
yesterday armlet( at has how* in Portlaad.pinee.
Lord sad Lady Giryttyr will asterisk a dlstingoishel
'arty t►is day at their ►uore is Piccadilly.
hi r buml sad the aliases Fladyer bare Wooed cards of
lavititiaa VW a rout on the bib July at their house in Great
Camberbutiphee.
fkr ClhatioeHalse,Bart. entertained a large party at dia-
per yesterday at Waimea, in New Borlisgto•.streel.
air George Worreader, Dart. has lamed cards of issitstioa
as eatertaisabeat M the 'Retail It bis boost is
Careadidmigaare.

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