The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-23 00:00:00

Iso prosperous year of 111312 ; its the. ..'
if
*litmus year of low p ices mud pirral el the
tjihe is valued at tt itt etre.* ssolust ausurll y -
t
imeos, the ditector to shaleJseve been . to
vain and finillete. IV, know bloated rectoth se ;
is Bath. and *dim parts id. Evissid, and t,eu on.
the Continent, with one, two. and three filigigaskli,
sad others griming themselves with rite BA and
other good things at the sea.poria of this swampy,
enjoying livings of front 1.0001 to 4.0001. a year,
and who hove not wen their perishes fore War. of
years, and hive no glebe* its them. The evils of
she present tithe +system ore an shossifold and gist-
log, that we could dwell on and dreserstrete Owns
. at usuchl.,,reater length then the nature of this ism-
cis will worm We know various instances hi
which the rordid incumbent or improyriator, will
not till the Uriner the rate at which he means
to charge. and the Issue!, to avoid irretnedsable
extortion, is forced to serve notice and give
the tithe in kind ; in many cases, the renters
of insyropriate sod sectorial tithe,, are mem of the
lowest character, and should the prOdnee sa deli-
vered and accumulated by the parishioners, be
burned by accident nr de•igts, or with the privity
of the lithe proprietor, often impossible to detect,
a presentment is grantrd at the Assize.. and thus a
heavy additional impost laid OM the perish. Again.
what is the tribunal the poor sums has to amply to
sgsinst the exactions of the tithe-holder ? The
Ecclesiastical Court, where the Judges appear in
general predisposed to decide against him. There
is no &sub', on aysteal. 'hit it MP be brought to
trial in a Court of Justice; but every out knows
:that the storms duties are .o high, and the fees
of Courts nod professional men so extravagant,
that it nearly amounts to a piolubition of justice,
as respects the poor Man. and thus the bene-
volent mien( of the Legislature, sod the noble
spirit of our Constitution, are often frustrated.
The Nobility and (hurry of Ireland have lately
'trimmed themselves in favour of a comnsutalion
iif tithes, and so are • -tenths of the Clergy; the
Bishops alone are spinet it, and we devoutly pray.
that the importance of the subject will -portly re.
move all difficulty, and that it will force itself on
Parliament as • measure of indsepesisuble necessity.
one without which Ireland can weer ha tranquil.
fused.

The Established Church of Ireland is wringing
from upwards of live millions of Catholics and
Dissenters, a most enormous income, fur ineffi-
ciently performing its duties towards oboist one
million and a half of Protestants, and many Rec-
tors possess incomes of from 7001. to 2,0001. a
year, where there is not pr..b•sbly a dozen Prote.t.
ants in the pitrish, frequently not half that num-
ber, and sometimes not one of all. Can any thing
be more monstrous or absurd ? It would, at all
event+, be but decent to levy no tithes where
there are no duties .ro perform, and no Protestant
inhabitants to admioister religious aid to. We
assert, without a fear of contradictron, that while
the landholders' income has suffered a reductiort•of
one-half, the tithes are valued or levied, in most
came, without any fair *requitable abatement oat the
war rates. We know fa►ms, eaelu•ively tillage, that
pay an equitable rent of twenty shillings per acre,
and twelve shillings per acre tithe. Does not this
refute the hackneyrd and untenable argument, that
the tenant calculate* upon the tithe when lie takes
the land ? No ! tithes me • penalty ou iodustry—m-
eunuch as a farm taken to s pasture, or umeclaim.
ed state, avid converted into tillage, brings on im-
post of 104. to 12.. or IN. per acre lithe nu the
change.—(Cork Metenwile Chroniele.l

FOREIGN INTALLIGENCI.

PARIS PAPERS.

PA RD. OCTOBER 19.

M. Achille Murat, eldest sun of the Es-Ksesg of
Naples, has obtained a passport from t;se Austrian
Government to go to America. When lie leaver
Victim, he goes direct to Danthurgh.
Doctor Pichot means to publish in French, the
Physiology of Professor Lawrence, with Nuts.
According to the Memorial Bordeluis of Octo-
ber 15. Mina has beefs arrested by bus own bididiera
and conducted to Paints*.laws, accused of cowardice
and incapacity in ass aft4ir with the Insurgents. This
Paper adds, that Corbgtie has been taken by the
revolted Galician'.
La Ruche crA villain, soya Nothing of this eirewtastanee
of Matra. It also assuounees the copier* of Curagne, and
presead• that the Cousitiatitossi soldiers were euarlacted to
Fort St. Aulahse, where they ere detained.

In the Rucks of the ISth it is sail, the fourth smasber
of the Ga:elle of the Regemry of Urgel hiss reached us. It
commies soothing remarkable best an Lodi to seemtvislish
the roatniereial retaliates wills France au the same footing as
before the publication of the Spanish Constitution. This or-
dinance aim contains the tariffur psalm coming from shroud.
We are assured that the Government has give. orders to
grant to the Spades Ruplost 'officers every 'succour which
is prescribed by justice, inol the attresti eeee doe to a people
which received mud entertained wish such generous hoops-
talsty the French who were persecuted during the revelation.
—(La Quolidiernse.)

The Joserma/ des Ilebass states, in a letter from
Piedmont, that a great number of persons of do-
tiaction have arrived at Verona. The Duke and
Duchess of Calabna stud the king of Bavaria were
expected to he p►esent at the Congress.
The prohibition of the performance of Joke Ball
by the English company, has 'traduced a demand
for it, and the comedy has been translated by M.
Chuteaunetif.

lu KIVU% an account of the execution of General
Berton we committed, on the fifth of en Evening
Paper, un involuntary erect'. ~hick we are happy
now to correct. Berton died ti Christian; it is
Litre that he refused the succour. of religion—false
that he used disagrevable words to the respectable
eceleeisatics who atiesided him in his last moments.
The following letter, which wr have just received,
gives a formal dental to the essertiolis that we copied.
The character of the person who sends it is a suffi-
cient guarantee of u. authenticity :