The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-03-04 00:00:00

THE PARKS.

The fiat:nets of the ditty yesterday attnkted kb
hoseitse assetablage to the Parks. The fashions
partook of die weedier. It would be diflicolt to
• ativertaio front the variety of the corklike Anther it
okre whiter, spring, or Witmer. Silksand pelisses,
mambas mid fors, were mixed in endless confusion,
sod all the coloars of the rainbow were called into
the aid of youth sad beauty.
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satbarrok, miact t.

TUTU* tor abhors! Alp 'esti hoe Mooned seer the
Ants of • slight cola. Or Willis* Knighton arrived free
ions se Ilitodoy. to risk Ms 1140wi.•
Lao/ Ilaitowhy, Sforgeis iota illorchioneto of Chilinoir
Sehl. Como alnuoter, Sir B. Staiwfield, sad Mr. Boller, left
410 Nam for town ?mode,.
EXTHAORDINiteIf DISCOVIIRY.
A psper lws been reed before the Geological
Society of London announcing the discovery oi
sa extensive vault or fosse in the north of Eng.
land, illed with the bones of elephants' tigers,
kw, hymens, and other ferocious wild beasts.—
.The boon of the other animals ere indeoted with
auks in eyries. places corresponding with the
hymn's teeth, sod the iofrrence is,. that these ani-
mals •were congregated together for the purpose
ofpromiteuous light, or whit is commonly called
s Welsh Main, in which the hyseass proved vie-
ws; From various other observatiou• it to whirred
that this scene was acted previous to the flood.

CAMBRIDGE COUNTY ME STING.
On Thorsday a numerous meeting of the Free-
holders sad inbabimate of this county woo held at
the Shire Hall, •• to take into eossiderstion the pre-
sent distressed state of the Agriculture, Interest,
and the propriety of petitioning Parliament for rte.
Itesolutions lope "read bralt•Pipme
lad tieconded by Mr. J. Page.
The Rev. C. A. Bsowee doubted the rspe-
titeeei of presenting the Petition to Parliament with-
sot mention of Reform, and was proceeding to make
use remarks on the subject, when the High She.
riesaid he should always he ham to convene a
meeting fur Parliamentary Reform, but the present
was culled for a specific purpose, and they ought to
keep to it. The Rev. Gentleman bowed to the de.
vision of the Sheriff, sad retired.
Mr. F. K. EAGLE, offer a sheet address, moved
as en sineochnent to the origins, resolutions.
That from wiles hue takes piece during Ilse pressel sad
recedimdessioui, H Is tin Arm sad decided spialosi .f ibis
mesiierg, shirt say pokiest se the laver House of Perlis.
NNW, IN at poorest earatitared, for relief Gen the difficulties
shish the wiliest is Hakim, would be embroil Inds sad
trainers."
Mr. SAMUEL WELLS seconded the ameudareot,
being perfectly satisfied that • Petition without the
mention of Reform would be of no avail. He was
not earpristil that the young gentlemen of the Uni-
versity should feel rather uucomforiable, because,
if their fathers were compelled to lower their rents,
they would have to remain at home. [This attack
on the junior members of the Univeisity, a con-
siderable number of client were torrent, linen,-
dintrly caused such uproar, that it was utmost im-
nearible to hear any further remarks which the
Learned Geutlrtuui atte] pted, after a slight and
uselers etiology, to make.
Mr. S. I'. BEALS/ end Mr. FORPHAN supported
the suirtulinesit, which sas put by the High Sheriff
soil carried by a considerable majority, coupe.
gamily the original resolutions for a petition fell to
the grourid.—Thatik. were voted to the High She.
tiff; after which the meeting was dissolved.
le consequence of • requisition to the High She..
riff, a cousuy meeting will lie held on Thursday
the 4,h of April, on the subject of Peiliatoristaiy
Reform.


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The freedom of the borough of Lynn has bre°
bit.itiimuu•ly voted to Hoists ITT 1401. DITCH, Esq.
11. A. Fellow of Caws College, Cambridge, the
selisur Wini•gler of the prtstiit )tar. as a mark tif
tile high oe.me she eorpwaviun entertains of the
twin► of their disiiiiguishen townsmen.
S:teerne.• duck-yard has been placed under the
tuperiutendetice of the Commissioner at Chatham

AN Oficial mune to an crab-rot the Holm of Commons
Hairs the queasily of ?cold Seto his Majes ye Mist from the
14 January, 181$, to the Ist January, Mt, at fltlb..
tatiom. Adm. 7ere.; value 19,283,335/. ea. 6d. Gold Introits
csined •ithia said period 17,611,5601. 3e. Id.
As official ftrturn to as oeJer of the noose of C 0.....
sk slab preshrosgranied out of the Civil List of Scotland front
Nth Jae; MU, to the 10th Jame, 1811, statea—ro
A" endure, Clef. myear ; Earl or Euthes 3005.;
sad Sir Lily Ebben& (rakiliensl). 100 f ; Mrs. A . Tarsier, • idu er, 501.;
GeOfft Gordon, ISO/.
A similar 016eial Erturii metre the annual expense of
Nolieaal Yaeciw Esteblishment at toroo/.
Ou Friday last a wail, of the townie of BETTE-
Most. teodettwk to run ten miles, on the road be.
lire" Limo HMI Slough, io un hour and eight
illiu°lol *lnch he peitinuird, with apparent raw,
one minute and a half within the time. We ull-
deNeud he is watched for 401. to run twenty miles
nit,„
'ow it * mud hal', thir afternoon, at limp.
toil court.

I.a hilt who,' be, Iva alum*

Stit-4 have heat; lined LiVerpoprs espies's, pet af his
'44"scry, (Nit of Islibielf, Med I Athol au Noble Lord ever '
Imposed Islapelf Mora. lie says, that sof distress, as WO
se the dilative's of kerepe, is owing, is abswelanee. Nor I
shill gra mow, slim his fact is wises, apd that there is larr
abeisasolml and Laken tries Web, that if his fact were eight,
.44 abindanee di flail, his cowlieiee, Is wide/. that Ab-
b.'', can milli Prima it.-=Fine to the feet. The distress of
this weary sad that of all &snipe, brims ois the fall of
pekes fa tilt, sett hoe bate regularly browsing relief 1104
grimier, as pekes fell lower and lower, ever sines that wiped
le dm p t hour. As this distress, Squishiest is Load
Ue , and Lewis le &Writ. proceeds from ibsimdeticr„;
It le necessary to eoliths& shat this •lusagasice hipopo emirs
billeted for thew last Nine years, bet hes beam* Olvillitg49o
grease Web asecessive year. Now shoodasee
rimed Is two ways—by the breaking up of sena
• ' obesaaosloabiessa, a. I have sot obseavall asy somas of!
'Ns amiable tore. Iles during fhb period no new landthave
be.. looks. up. Preece was all brakes up and cultivated
'dewing tie revulsties,• Genitally, Aria, ROWS Italy, mid
Illagisad, sot meek in the base slate that tise;•were nine
years ago; so *best has bets discovered to resew itself, Isle
Or., Perry rrsr ivithout frefth pluaghier and sossisg--sise
tie there beet say Improrewieut In Ike art of cub ivetiou,sisch
as ft Weft* 'Wish, or steam reaper—sot has Sir tilsasphry
Davy fotriod oast soy elicesinial process by which the earth lase
bets made sore fruitful time formerly.; se that the only
roma as which Lord Liverpool ran rest his tact of greiter
alowlesce during these last Moe years, this the netwymars
prosedisg, Is in A eposlant 119(011101111M of mpre abswiftett bar-
wets., 'Sias the wend take. • heed more totravelifil
witimirtbe tads of illetmalicts that have shot t
howeetn,during this period, shed • kisdhor inlaiewe sow
AO it Las Dame Nature heels so very üblogieg as se abet
latts,whigh „were sever altered hefore, to gladdrSi the ad-
misigirstion of Lord Liverpool,, sod the mitts Louis ,
with a "gewgaw of " dim albs r ars, hey do
sae sagratefel 'aerials rehire such Madness! They any,
.16 Dear Lady, we are sere yes mesa to be very issiselsfsl to!
1,01, bet you give us too much of your good thaw; de belle
War; if you please, a little pestileser, • partial &ism. p '
lit at • fissile', a few ',ewes hared, w • deluge, ear • .
-geggglo, so mow which, but sonselbiag leorroble. swa
gad, will yon." Them • rawoldons Noise was beard likk Mao ;
Oast themiller. sod Datum Nature repliel,--w Fouls! I have.
.tees rmit so more smile Amiss tam ohm years this the
*es beare...iesy 'laws ere she* .4,
Alba .for the 81011011. yon febl." While Louis
*wet liutrpoal woe gull alder sereiriee et ibiathrebraiiii%
*Sults Fairy watered us she awed of soft usiseir, mad is a mat.
babes ware raid, '• I have Sows over the whole of Leaps
ler slaw lave IS years, asA haver:roasted every grain is wry
Ob. is every field of wheal as Wires .ad I ems aware yes,
illbit the last Moe years have sot protli:ced • single grain niers
1111•41 sis wise yews before." She thee awe as eters'
filiefiblyee Louis,- kissed her head to Lard Liverpool, end'
. Sesser% fee the fact, sad now for the essU
4allad we will suppose Wyse Nature sod lbc_tiqs
l'infie be totally siroogolsougli I do not shish the bllts fairy
Weld ester a fasehoud, and greet that these lass albsyssmit
bore prodoeed exactly use half more elms the vine be.
he-
Sere, that prates have bees exactly one half lower tiny
sere the Moe pars Ware, from this cause—bow ems Lord
lakerpost Wow drioress so follow fro* this? If I sell sp
alionbie produce fee the same sum altogether' Mat I before
Meld sly held prodoce ter, bow's= I distressed? 1 have she
Mme femme that I bad before. As pricessrelssived„ bet
endow &ablest, the 'bereave in the quotient* of pftsdece
bakes op tor be loweess of prices, mid I ass madly es rich
se I wss *hes produce was less, awd priers. higber. Bat, to
poem offset, my {.cote is set the same, h iedisalidshed one
third, old so ore she wrricelteral increases thriinghow dl Es.
peps. Wm could this be if low priors proceeded from rhea.
doses? It is evilest thee that they Ile set wowed frbli
libssdimice, se iOOOOOll would hove bow the mime. The
dot .of km prices, therefore, Is sot se letwease of produce
rum • *mewproduce,
of mosey. The is obe rid "imp of evig;
Iti;Prilds Is the' ► Ottereeed oar (1,. ~gem