The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-08-20 00:00:00

SWIM Mr. Peel not make this effort. we
siroplitcy that he will he diratarcus to those countries.
Ile is a min of cnositmensite sosirtress ; hr has already
ingratiated himself with the filiiivit•re, the °pro.
Silicon, and the llroise of Commons ; and yet his
• avowed principles are of xi.•ns to all. except a
*mall, yet rlatsge►nsi. f •ction, which, while it cries
" Hilt. Church," has sin religion, and is tenacious
of every pillar and p•trt of the Cooshtuti••n. except
its liberties,. The Ministry will floc' that they have
hatched n young Cuckoo iu their nest. The
ettaat will rer►it their collialsility, and find the
II:wilily or Mr Viimitt3rt ill-exchanged for a hough-
lislevv mid inflexibility fertile in pretexts, and liable
to on weakness arising from as, over-generous Da-
ta r. or prociple, romanticaltv rliainterested.
AVe speak only of Mr. l'eel'a public character.
A►:tl we sluiuld not speak of ►leis with arverity, but
in the hope of ownk ' g him to an aptwtite for
ar•tion mire patriotic and snore unequivocally good.
We have often been disappoilited in Mtn. and yet are
ant without hope, He login ton early, mid has
confirmed ton Unremittinelv, the trade ol•p:stic. Fie
is a mannerist, and as pointer' find a cure in this
predicament by erasing from their art, we would
advise him to lay /0;4 the brush, to abstain from
politica a while ; perhaps he may yet free himself
from the hard vtyle of Pietro Perrugisio, and be a
It tithed.
In private life we believe nothing can be more
suasable, pleasing, nod worthy than Mr. Peel ; and
while we remember his noble exertions for the cot-
ton-factory children, we will ant easily believe him
lost (fir all gond things are canneeted) In the cause
of humanity, and political and religious fieedom•

TIIR JEWS.

As some of the prii•e;iisl Jews of Eurolie hove
flu rn iiivitril 1.. Aix-lii-Chitiodle, nod u Tred.ney
JAIMIOII assent; their cause is to he one subject of
eutisirleratitui at the turpriotich;nl/ Congress, we re-
publish eat/wets I l:e copy of a letter, atittru
is. their helislt: ill 1814
py of a letter to their Impeoial and Royal Msjcstir,i, and
the Princes and other Statesmen assembled au Congress
at Vienna.
" Permit an s.h•oente of . Israel In plate
berme you a few line., which may mil he ionwinilly of ,fir,
attention. For nearly Iwo thonsanal yea.s they have been
.rte confiding victims of an of noted G. alto mirrifolly
linieguwcai Ilse sentence of slew Irian by repaasiest end cope".
),gory ph 'lige, of his future flavour During this long and
gtiverlaws p. rind, it is a totter:4loly Unfit. that the Christian
bra tint always retommemled his creed by merry.. oithoneh
the atoning vietian of Calvary offered pi I itiont ftr them ~,,
the close; and the haighliml ornaments of the pars, tl chair
have been their atahoss and affectionate protectors. The
Areal St. Giegery tioik up alms in their defence; and St.
Hilary of "Wes was followed to the grave by a weeping
owiltitisile, who el.ais•quil II brew hymns in 11111 l rof that
prelate An Al gender. an Innocent, and a Clement, have
Men ranenisrd by Jewi h gratitude; and in the language of
Gregory IX., I brerech ya-u to follow the example of his
pines pellet...sure, by go nernnsly declaring yourselves the
defeudere of that nalerastirag people.
" Those mill/cries which St Paul deOree us not In
neglect (1 These. v.lO ce the heaviest jiodiern. tits
of God sin the ii -inprcasors !hal xlix. and Earth. waxy ), and
bold owl noraporocal promises of blessing to those who even
laity their di.tiese. If you would give them yOUI/
1.0111111011101 61,5 reSIIIIf titian so the rank of mien The
tonics.,{ the most eisi!ix.il iiations in Europe have pages
which justice or g. steru.it y shuaJd caned. Wham the Chiefs
of Fong* stored on the is. timely rnrae of Moues Sion.
they 1)1E1111 their ornate'', a ISI France 111111 other countries by
the muss der of Jseula's data tireless offsps ing ! Surely it was
a foolish and a vicious police, which *unlit bring them into
the Christian pale by giblisting their bodies OH the lionlidary
" It Is fiesta, it, the • aruth century, alien the march of
reierce, the extedsion of the Gospel (Matt xxiv. 14 ), and a
variety of olio, evidence, %Imolai prepare as for intro st.
ing changes, to make some geminates efforts in atuneno tit
fur their wrongs
'' Gen. roots ('hristian, choir the lorg•inanlteil lanai Ide!
—Selfish liCadain set Sr • Isis s,,litaltle friendship, and tior-
ehasi y- nr priattetion h 1 laying hotel open his 441! • 7., Is.
viii ) Pumices of nouns, shirt/olio *le sinssecesset y wasp,
111111 l'lT4.lil you r' co a &boggle in which leads shell
be muttlytalutu!"

FOREIGN IN l'E LLIGENCE.

HAMBURGH MAIL.

STOCILHOLtd, AUCViT 6.

Nis Mojerty the King, accompanied by his
Royal Highness the Crown Prince, set out !ester-
day cm his joartity to Norway, by way of Stroms-
balm, Nercke, am) West

A Royal Ordcr charges the Miniater of Ju.tier,
Count of Giattenhisrg, Count M. Rosenhhol, ism!
the Counse!lor of State, Baron R. Cs derstrom, with
the affair, of Government, except such as his Ma-
jesty, by the Bth section of the Constitution, hus to
execute himself during his journey.
Count H. G. Oxen,tiertia, equally distinguished
as a statesman and chnwical writer, cited lately in the
69th year of his age. Among his numerous writ-
ing., as one of the first poets and orators of the
nation, his didactic poems, The Harvest, in iiisie
cantos ; and lie Times ofthe Days, in four can-
tos; as wt II as his translation of Milton's Paradise
Lost, will always be distinguished ornaments of
Swedish literature.

The Secretary at the Royal Cabinet, the Cham-
berlain Von Schulizenheini, has given notice in the
Ntw.papers. that Is report has been received by
his Majesty the King, that an indemnity may be
obtained for several Swedish *hips and their cargoes,
taken in the years 1811, 1812, and 1813, in the
Baltic, by French privateers. All persons who de-
sire to enforce this claim on this head, are desired
to apply to the Royal Cabinet, to obtain further
particulars.

The King has given to hir Royal Alumni the
Crown Prince the command of the military force
in Schossen, which generally cunristi of revers rcgi-
melds, and was before confided in Count E.NCII.
Lieutenant-General flaunt Plain currituancir fur
the Crown Print e, in Its absence.

HANOVER. AUGUST 10.

Their R0y..1 D•glitiesses the Duke and Duchess
ef Clarence are expected here the day after to-
morrow. A numerous devichroctit of cavalry will