The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-04-29 00:00:00

A We of CLar:r
yesterdon from w;
FROM HAVANA

"90th blatant incitit.ivt
this city s!tys, dr toe,

Just been bmar.ed.
the 20th inetant.
'from Jamaica, which
.EXTI•CT or • Et
" There is a rums
to issue a decree, by

forth be conFide;e4 s.
1-even in French b.ittor

(From
We have now bdia
ntert of the lationw,

nat perceive anything
papers that the (lover
granted to Rundell L
'monopoly nt the pearl
all the moue between
aideration of the t 010
Coin one-fifth pan of

Finer MEitt O.—
an &pp/elbow:ion that
yaritbeh Commixsioner
'40.11y by vowels of tha

, MONTAIGNE', WI
' humour and the 10,
tgases his great ad
reed historian of
instance attributes
Montaigne was a F
tau only be account
H tenth century : fie
philosophic estienaN
present day. Cu ice
and moved, for the
sphere of a court. I
one, of the intrigi
states; he und.rsto•
agents, he saw the :
machinery ; and tha
by the very circui
1100eSt Michel de M
act to a virtuous nil
scepticism as to the g
would the same bible
:sloped the sinister!.
with such extensive
tion. He would ha
cf zeal for the in tilf
of a despotic govern
mould the youthful'
while it was vet cla,
the shrpe and dlreci
Depend upon it, no
rent wish the people
of knowledge is the
cannot bear np age
for the Church alwe
c.sey wish the molt
l Pretend in this way,
scheme behind ; and
titled in Inspecting t
France over the Tin
since, suppressed the
. the Greeks ; and th•
• couraging promises
suppressing all the si
turning adrift both c
present rage for •••iti.
In consequence of
Gallery of the I,ttuv
riated Goth, who r
French Govern:: lit,
him of 20,000 frail(
' bourg have been t n
individual, it is reps
ter, intimating his d
the Menagerie at the
was destroyed by T
nately one of no gi
-magnificent galleries
for public admission
of scepticism—who •
the twenty thousand
an affair of connivan
of Rubenis painting:
the object of which
admission in future

I have accordinely bee
Yestvraay the we;
three till five in the i
and Luxendwurg, ar
with &shim able pcd
nour and of cavaliers
the linnt monde, he
Boulogne. In the e
a huz. The Boule•
studded with beaus
eap Turc, of which
which are fitted up a
oriental splendor, we
thirty waiters were
skippe I to every cm
•;, , their coolitry, adu
and a thousand w;
the concourse which
o; erred estahlishmen
a mbled a fair; fift
with macaroons and
de:ieoey, down to tiii
Mead nuts, were rant
house; were superb
vacant; thousands w
in short, the whole s
.... vity, to a disturbed a
the cause of all this E
• SUNDAY E:ENING !
appearance of the pe,
in the history of the
minion. ware scatt
*earth. All thi3 slice'
,lo time ; but by hal it
it. PALtY says—••
perfectly agree with i
(R...
'At the Catholic ,
pre notice of a moie.
in every case of trim
party quarrels or ri
equally of Protestat
Juryman should mak
6•i-n, either an Ores
did not belong to any
• tainly not in general
dopted at the meetly
a something very 1
Mr. Clinch's Petit
peace of the country
, nerally are led to
ministration of the It
this be erected, we
taking the law in tl
of such legislation ei
--friA Time...
A SINGCLAR CHA
an inquest was hel.
Cross-street prison,
mesa about to years
bunting a hlooil-v:ss
deceased was a most
upb.ards of three yea
aim of Nlisery," fo
been clearly ascertain
during that period, s
penalty for avarice, t 1
common necessaries o
clue by which his fe
obtained his (tacit/m(1
mating powers of his
iward of that prison t
ander the compulis
would have been la
1 Lion) next term. Al
I had previously attem
Jury returned a Vera