The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-01 00:00:00

PROCLAMATION.

The Geaeral in Chia of the army employed in
thr 7th military district, to the

" Could it have been supposed that the ancient province
a Coimbra's, more lib. eal sod more industriuus than any
Spanish Proviso,, losing sieht or its principles and inter.ses,
viulatieg lire oaths and decisiuns by which a deelated itself
in favour of the coustittitieual system, designed to produce
so much good, would ore day hare occasioned the GI/it-filo
meat to declare it in • state of warfare, and to charge me
wills 11l rellita.y occopatioo ? But an it is. Such sae the
efforts of religions fsisaticianu—a weapon so well POll/1112W1
by die nutmeg% of Spanish infatrinai ion, gluey, anti prosperity.
" Fatottieirea and superstition, aided by foreign gold, have
caused all the .vils which we now expe.iesee, in a reunify
where we ought to enjoy peace cod bappinesa. Wirst do
the factious wish ? 7 hey are privies the way for the int-
pliaity of crimes; they ire endeavors iog to excite faith in
extravagant sod chinierice4 idea.; they are persecuting
good ones; they are raising the standard of rebeHlenu bat
they eau only place at their heads chilfe, as moth out of
credit as the ramie which &bey defend, sad inexperienced
troops, into *hose minds they here iosisiled the two gust
errors-ethat they are Sclifirar is the cause of faith, and
that calamities arising cut of political eircsinisteners most
be attributed a oupereatoral eateries. As to lb. lest
reproach, what pewit's of sterility have hitherto hoar
igen by their pH-leans of anarchy? that guarasteis
do they give that Ike religion of the notion is. onel allearr
shelf be, lAa totheillo, Ap .Rolle, red Ronan, more coo-
rimiest then ease offerrd by Article lit of the Constantino!
Awl with resoled to the meerl, how can we enjoy the brae.
bs of that wise code, sod repel misery and poverty, if civil
war, which limos monster. Montle is. every side, forms the
agriculturist le outspend ho labours, destroys she effects of
the anima, rO•1111all• commercial speculations, arid, lastly,
paral,ssig every orelal ..d medially, clam of society.
4,0 laisabitanto of the Svessils Iliatrict!..-la the rotireaseol
In which I hare passed the kw lasi agooths. I hove
lively watched the cowered our noolviirms, sod the warfront
factioos who have fettered its ronvego at dieters& points of
the Powiesolo. 71e discovering wine% I have made will net,
perhaps, be weeks, Is me. Now that lam foreed to raise
my woks, t will speedily Mkt, you what you het. to 'spiel

ME BRITISH PRESS.

filed Sy the death of the Kers& of. tratikrit•
DEBAT. The followiug are extracts
vismaa, stilteEstglitt 14.
The opening of the new Catigresa has bees really ;
delayed by .the demb of the Mater& of ...114)01doti•
derry. It was said at first that our 'Name sod
the If,iiiperor of &HAI, and all dselllitristers who
were to attend the Congress, would leave Vivian
in the middle of September; but their departure
seems to be deferred till the cod of the month.
There have been indeed some preitmipsyy con.
ferentes, and Mr. Gordon mid afterwards Lord
Stewart, had toll powers for this purpose, from the
Cabinet of St. Janies's, but the conference fur she
express purpose of preparing the subjects to be dis-
cussed iu the Congress, will not take place tilt the
Ministers of all the five Powers are assembled
here. It is said that as soon as the death of the
Marquis of Londonderry was known here, mir Cebi.
net signified to the Court of London a wish that the
late Marquis might be replaced by the Duke of
‘Vellingt ))))) and it was therefore reported here from
the first that the I)nke would come, its we hod to
be the case ; but his Grace will first go to Paris,
because he has to confer on some iasportaut points
with the Court of the Tuileries before he goes to
the Congress. It is stipposed the Sovereigns will
set out at the end of September for Venice. where
grand fetes are said to be prepared for their recep-
tion. From Venice they go to Verona, srlirre it
is rumoured that the three Sovereigns of Russia,
Austria, and Prussia. will reside in one great pa-
lace. es they did its the Imperial Palace here at the
time of the first Vienna Congress.

♦IENNA. PEPTCIIII3,II 14.
Mein,'ivies, 1111.—Bak %ores 854.

;EPTENBER 16.
Mei&lliques, St 7.16.—8a5k Marrs, 80/.

Town Councii or GLASGOW.—For the first
time these sixty years, there is • division in our
Corporation respecting the choice of a Chief Ma.
gistrate fur the ensuing year.—(Clusgoto ilerald.l
It is reported that in order to impress more fully
on his colleagues the neces.ity for the accession of
Mr. CANNING, Lord LIVERPOOL in the late do-
cussions laid before them the plan of the new
financial arrangements which lie has it in con-
templation to propose in the ensuing Session. One
important part of these arrangements, we under-
stand, is the substitution of • Tax oil Property for
Assessed Tears, which are to be repealed to the
amount of some millions u year. In this woy it is
hoped that the country gentlemen may he quieted,
without oily sacrifice on the part of the Exchequer
(the amount of Property Tax equalling that of
Assessed Taxes repealed), and that consequently
the civil rind military esi•blishmeuts of the sountry
may be preserved from further reduction. Besides
the expectation that monied men will he made to
pay much more by • Property Tax than they do at
present, while the country gentlemen will pay fetal,
Ministers may also have in view the reaching those
who now consume their revenues shroud, rod the
tempting those to return whom the As.t.sed Taxes
have driven away. Of cosine every shift will be
tried before entering seriously on reduction. ‘r 'te-
ther or not the country gentlemen will he satisfied
sithotst any reduction, is • question which will of
coarse be variously answered, are to the
notions entertained of them.—(Ereaing Paper.)

Tus Fusits.—The market yesterday was very
steady, and treating doing ; Consols for Money,
1111; ditto for the Account, 81 # ; New 4 per
Cents. 10011; India Bootle. 48; Exchequer
3 4: Small ditto, 56. Foreign Securities : New
Spanish 65} ; Old ditto, 721 pr. ; Neapolitan,
771 pr.
A line ratter, of 86 tons register, called the Isis, of and
from ,lodging, was brought up here on Monday moralag,
in chair. of part of the crew of the Riehmood revenge
raiser, Identeimut Morris, by which wipe she was fallen
iii with out Saturday night or Seedily memoir, off Alinatovra,
county of Waseifurd, sod taken betweeu the Salters and
Taiikee, after a chase of above six boars, during which she
suffered an much damage in her rigging from the Are of the
Richmond as so reader her neaps impassible. She was oleo
injured slightly iu her hull. The number of perms,. taken
(dielailing the supposed Captsio, who oriels hisaseif Garrett
de Pewter, nail sails he is a paisteate!) was ithea..ak• greater
part apparently roreigliers, who have all been euntssitara to
gaol. tir these si; were found ow board the smoggier, and
nine in her boat, thee about 200 pied. distant, in which a
keg of g wag also found. A man who said his name
was Patrick hll'Carty. from Kinsale, bat who was seers to
before the Mayor as a fisherman sawed Peter Win hs,
from the islands Italie, west of Trainore, was also in the
boat ; he was, however, liberated on Monday, the evidence
against him hying insufficient to prose, in the positive
manner required by She law, that the boot in which he was
takes was actually curniug from the 'easel. Three hundred
and twenty half-halts of tobacco, of 60Ibs. each, sad twenty
kegs of genera, were booed, sanity made up, with a small
rope attached to each. for the convesieure of carriage. The
whole bas been lodged in she custom-house store a. No aims
of any description were foised as board. Yesterday De
Porter was hailed. The examination of she other prisuuess
was adjuurued to this day.—(Wstferfurd rot.)

There are now running between Brighton and
London no less than 42 coaches daily. There are
also 4 coaches to Worthing, 5 to Southampton and
Portsmouth. 1 to Hastings, 2 to Lewis, I to Ox-
ford, and 5 light yen. and 2 waggons fur the con-
veyance of luggage to London.
On Sunday morning last, abeut eleven o'clock, a
destructive file broke out in a cottage at Prellicou,
in the parish of Ashendon, Bucks, which almost an-
omaly communicated to the next cottage., and to
two large bean-ricks in the srljoining feriae-yard of
Mr. THos. GARRILTT. It happened fortunately to
be the feast day at Ashendon, which had collected a
considerable number of people together. slid every
possible assistance was pruniptly rendered. An
engine was also procured from the Marquis of
CSIANDOS, at WOllOlll but uwitig In the time
which necessarily elapsed before its arrival, soil the
difficulty in procuring water. the cottages sod bean.
ricks were entirely comonsed before the raging ele-
ment could be got under. Awl it Wes not without
greet exertions that the wheat-ricks and other pro-
pertly in the fisrmayard were saved room its mart.
It was, however, at length finally extinguished.
with no other damage them that slated above. and
the lose to the laboarere who inhabited the cottager
of their little all. It is understood the property on
the farm is inroad. The ire was, it is supposed,
occasioned frees the lysine's of some thither m the
wall, when !smite% the oven is oue of the cuttsigsk

[Fre*" Ackerstana's Iterosihrry of At`le, Fashions," 4-c

MORNING DIEM.

This elegant morning dress of mull muslin; the hode
tut bias, and beautifolly worked in small sprigs; a ftil.ce
collar, with Hoare corners, • little open in the Lout. an:
fastened with a pearl brooch, and trim:Aril all round .
fine British lice. The trisumisol: of the 'taint partakes
the stomacher and the :tacker, it being deep and poinre,t
The front, with a worked star in ifie centre, but narrow as a
reproaches fire sides. The sleeves are long, and trimmed at
the top, and from the shoulder to the wrist, with smalf
rosette work, united by lozenges. The bosom aod ruffs are
finished with a single row of *oared biotin*. The bottom
unite skirt his a superb sod notel trimming of rosettes of
fuller fluted work, with lace or ripen work in the centre.
The colour of the gloves, sash, shoes, and slip, is peach.
blossom. The hair in ringlets, parted so as fo display the
forehead.

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