The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-06-28 00:00:00

OUTI.NIAN LECTURES.

These (foliar'in Legume were attended, II Mr. Notes,
t ICPVI street, Spring ;mitres, oil the two heat Balerslays, by
elm, realest member of fashionable. who baste dottier' to
thew silver the reinimeneensent of the present meson. We
have always repressed oureelvestmeerahle to this intruded
enemovemene of socteww ; Fe/seeded that, where •
choice of parterre ear Isle can be easily made out of Ihe
sr kph society, there must exist both more happiness to
'VIII married life, end less Implodes tea duplicity sod
i oliretoness (not to meadow. a cereumvesting Montage) to
corrupt and vitiate the minds of the respective friends and
relations of the parties, as well as of meddling and In.
tripling strangers. By this plea, no deur* would be ores.
pinned ; for 11 requires the parties thoroughly to
know each ton r, by Ilse wormed universal introductlues,
It goods against loorimg them together to take illegal edema
tars of the wesloiess of either Let es then banish • per.
jaidirol and oppressive opposition to the rethor of • phis,
• hire will he soon bowed, defended from the ;melon. The
soomerous attendance at these Lectures, over mad shum the
Interesting seems where they are read in town mid country,
teeth /finally to be considered the production of his taste and
groins, ere so far at least • set.off against the numerous
'modem of the simeemful Poets and other writers of the day,
we tic render shamed an intertwines of envy as • motive of
*is exertion., or to justify any hint in his hearing " that
'they are well known," to ranee him eneeeinese.
'peaking of the facilities afford. il by the eveoing as.
sewihhes of resorts of Nation, for the attainment of these
4'll:P et., it is thus olssereed—', of she cheerful assemblies
icy whirls the youth of both seers in our metropilia are
atai.irtl n. form erepseintanee with earls other, awl learn
something at least of each other'. ilasposition., mention hes
been made with praise, sas the Lee-tore where l alluded to
the exempts set by our Noble Petrimess. 1 will jssat throw
out a few ideas on ore vastest variety of their. It happens
ate n, that, owing to the reindeer, of the Nubility and
Vlentry in different mollies, • peat preeleoni appears
..hvien. of those whose summer residenee is its the comely
of the comer of the house ; so that the mac who laves much
iu the world, and, as is vestal, testers the crowded rooms Mt
'She same evening at el.ff rent booms, seems to himself se if,
aided by the celebrated cap of Formalities, to pees from
comity to county ; sometimes being in Northumberland,
sometimes in Cheshire, sometimes Burkisighamshire,
sometimes Devonshire, in Norfolk or in Koff elk, in
Soria, or in Sussex, and even to him, travelled into a
slafferent ustion, epitome the mountains of the North, or to
also 5.541 r Wand. There is something amiable, however it
he ophaaidid as cloneisk, in this apparent tendency of
lonian erretures ti Tr. 1113111. Opilllfilsllll.C. ur social enjoy.
anent foe those connect. el by a netearal bond of union. Tibet
vainetnality of the card of invitation, to which also we al-
luded iu the abuvementioned Lecture, will surely, in titre
hoot of asternitilies, be particularly reseembrted; said proved
by the presence of all, who seem combined log. Sher se if
to guard their adj. si ii tog patrimonial fogies, ID the
spirit of fellow-soldier% • leo amorally kohl each other
NO to respect; so that the more vreteuruudy any one
of the lialiabattode of a country ha. emb ',keel io moue use
fail undertaking, on the possible failure cal • hieh, be dreads
the manifestation of public opinion, the more would that
yometuality lee observed by the rest, in which they virtually
say,' We will least of all, at Oen juncture, critical to one
of our nuiteier, and therefore in his sore J, encourage the
'tightest reports, that se desert him; our would tom even
the billing occasion of • ball or cumeert, to she* that we, as
willingly as ever, assort with him, and !rive fair play to his
yeerjeets coutemplatiog the public good'."
lit the second part are the folluoing observations
sea nis the cams, where the yonder's% Insides as the prise
contemplated is the marrying mates courtship, cams
obeli, as common said expected, are Ilse freest from the
diffscobies, raised by the artful rid/anions of false dr.
eenee, these distresses have b-es este. tool highly mature',
e dainty, eller, adalitioaal ezcoms are Curbside! by 11
reculiar situation of f. maks of Ike same perverse character
of will, theme distresses must exemplify • proportionate in.
crease. Differeut judgena tits have been formed by nom, of
the raitibleneas or propriety of the measure a woman adopts,
*fief the death of her first hashastel, in being united, when
s &resit interval of lime has dared, I,i • 1141.0011. Many
tor whom I near*, myself OOP, with all rosible vemeraliou
f e those tender feelings, mud that self devotion, which
r'iriiike Caro the seep, bow. or the virtue is fennel reducible
to that of mete intention) are of the opinion of Mansemstel,
manifested in the narrative of one of his Ethic Tales, that a
wife is not booed to manifest that love towards her hoehenel,
Vie condition of which is to be "fides a son ensihro," "faith-
tat to his ghost ;" others again, hold that, on the contrary,
this extreme constancy, w bale their opponents would almost
ironware with the moldier* • hick wives, in some eastern
casaitrier, itstrepidly make of Ihrooelves at die graves of
Emir newly deers'. d Imsbande, is the pref cable and more
bseurniug pet foe thew to are 1 quarrel with widen of
these seine. eaf condom, as 1 more' the opposite virtues
kith deemed both of diem ; as long as reemarried, or still
they preserve that te bait fidelity of coudoet exacted
Com them by the Holy Scriptures. But 1 mussed help
presuming also, dial her friends seem to have cauehl the
*ante divine spirit, and de memeetrated the same freedom
teem unchristian pride, founded on prejudice against a Mai,
Nehru, Maimed of these lofty peaulveo, which would have me.
e ourag,al for to keep hien at • distance by intrigue, mid se.
e ...lad her shreudlyedeirlsed escapes into the country, or
aelia mes of religion it (often rather prompted by *peculation
than by de Henry) ; indigoes'l that he should dare to
tor even to thistle of her with particular views, world rather
aid him, if waiting less proper turn, fur an isitrodeetiens to
'her, use the principle Ildat it meet easueluee to human hapoi-
nese, that emery iudwsinal, emu or %lomat), should have
inmost,' to bun, or to her, the tampurary intercourse whirls
a alter wished, with sway individual of the otter sex to
slot society. May all of you cherish guy useful 401-
[III4M iu your beeeets, to prove )or•seiverii active!"
isoislaut, or such etc-mitten, of meanie Mies bestrew-
levee of heart—directing your seplubatiun, amt even
vuilded ridicule against • &utak couditet, which (though I
have braid that wows' have beets pitied se poor unfurtuuste
41t1111111.11, fur nee being allowed by the moralist, as is self-
&fetter, to play off aesinst others this ds-iteeity of proud M-
isstate) leaves use tau power of edniiratitot bat what I should
leave to exert to humor say other resemblance of coo.
tamp:mous serogeure, maned with cuqueta y.
'I he oseutiou of the widowed ft male is not hem to be nob
eidered superfluous; fur I aster pr' ferably recommend you,
es • most useful act to tee cossemosity, to turn your thesights
Aral to the good work of isOrodoetious of IBM M fhb 6e-
efription of females; and that fair the following rate' ou,
ram ly, that if each of that is enabled to conquer prejudice
aeteisaet forming arsmainlance 'with whoever might possiblyeelto leans his mower of pinion her euesest to their
lotion, the yet owasarried women would, a fortiori, and by
X natural and necessary asomeosenee, improve themselves in
the same manwer, fur the ultimate eeteiblasloomit of a system
of Christiau candour and ottiousisty. By out bled labour
you would thesefure accomplish two different impurtmil
rods.

It is now stated, that the remission of the tonnage
duty, awl the deuce ou exports to and imports from
New foumlbaud, and the bounties to be give• on Ash
brought from that settlement, are not to be extended
'to the colonies of New Brunswick. Nova
Scotts, end Canada.

Wednesday evening last s fine new brig was
liaisebed from the yard of Mr. RAMSAY. just. of
Boston. It is supposed that upwards of 150 per•
sous we►e on board at the time. The vessel went

„Ile m grand style; but nut bring properly trimmed.
s:se uafurtunately upset. and nearly the whole of
the persons on board were precipitated into the
siert ! Great and praiseworthy exertions were ita-
tnednately wade, and sanguine expectations are
frootrftaiiord that un lives are lust, but the alarm and
confision that followed the accident can hardly be
igragnsed. The vessel was got up agnin without
re ik.;l4