The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-03-02 00:00:00

TO-MORROW.

(BY ACT OP PARLIAMENT.)
:pH E Lottery OfAiseys will be kept illteli •1
Tway, o'l:luck at Night, as the Drawing began uu
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
The First Prue *awn rill Aare 5.0001. wore.
1.. Copan& will k drown is thefts.' tow Nimbler.
The Firstairessit Blank will Aare Four Pipes of Port.
Moat Port* Capitols will Ae drown.
Aihist AMA Mkt, babe eleaseir.
ON WRONESDAY
L. 19 : 10 : 0.... way L. 303000
L. 1 : ry : 0. ...maY Pi". •• • 1-.11.475
BINY, the Contractor.
weft sas" IN Till Vial( LAST iLOTrr v,
3 Priv-a ul L.'30.11110!

Asti various other Capitals, ALL IN Si-lIAIZES, IN Thirty
ttillercsit Totros to the Coostry.
IN Ike last Lottery that euessaniert Three Prises ef. 30,0°W.
HISII Sold Aloes') ALL ! ! !
Who has How 3 ftleciltra 9r.Aiststeis in every Thousand fur
Purchaysrs to fltotete

AI. I. 3 Mizell cif L. 30,9(10
IN TIM LOTTERY, AT
IfiStnii Nu. 4, Curuhilli er No. 9, Cbarin.Cruss.

The Conteinittee of Severity, to- whom the several pipers,
which were presented (Misled tic.) to the Douce, by [mid
Yitemeart Castlereagh. uw the ;Id dos of Veto-nary, by emu-
Mand of his Ituyal Disbar* the Prince Regist, were re-
fiend, and alto were directed to s . the utaiters
thereof, and report the smite, as they should appear lo
to the "Hants of Commous ; Wive agreed upon the
hollowing Report .•
• The best object of your Committee, in examining the
ricers which later been referral to their rit-idea ;slims. Isms
been to Aires a jug estimate of the inter tai slate of the
consttry, from the period whets the second Report of the
• Semi Cansmillre, fit the last' Session uf Parliament, wet
psesented, ho the peneat thin.
The hasierrectivio which broke nut iu the toted Itetworn
the 9th and 10th of June, on the hoed. of IJerloyabire stud
Nottinghamshire, shortly before the rho.-e• uf the stitiuz of
that ICellattiaillee, was the 14-i spits atiestapt to carry into tr-
filmretututioss whirls had ou lung hero the object of an
!eslopedestempincy. The urn at of some of the Knolls,
promoters of these treasonable Jessgua, its ent par trot-
the' country, bail i1ee.:1M44,1 the
,plans, Nod tissiraWd the,
eousrile, of the disaffected; ctircationissf delays anal
lion its theipittiitiiment of the slay fit a sinat.'hitieoess ef- ,
fort mod finally, left Moir, hat the must infatuated, to
hazard the experiment of rebellion. he au ppressiou of
this itasurreetitsa ihtllOwitm the chapeosion of the partial ris-
ing which bad tabs/ place the night before its the neighbour-
hood Of flealderalleld), the appieliensiou and committal of
• the leaden fur trial he Ihr regular tour;-..e of taw, under the
charge of high treason, and the detention of wriest whets
of the most active skivvies and •zitaturs, under the Rolm-
-city uf the Act of. the last 5e104.111, fitistratetl all further at-
tempts at Opt% violence. ens the spnit of dikafitietioss dues
•inat appear to have been iitlmbiell; disapsiointineut was fre-
"meetly expressed by the disilfelled at ti,, failure of au cu-
woofing, foist the success of which u relief fairen'ali sliatervs
hod grievances Itedihresi roufideutly ;se/diet& ; and Ilse pro-
jected revolution was coesialered as nut less certain, foe hung
somewhat longer delayed.
In the course uf the stecceeilitig mouth, bills of indlrtmeist
for bleb torasurr litre blind aza Mai 00 perssios,ut the ASSISI%
at Derby; whirls Meet have tended still further to cheek the
.Protreets of sedition', by appriiime the was rriageof the Jan.
ger to which step wine esitioseol, amt. overeteing the sr-
itoter of Ma more deter 000 ioo eil leaders. Yhi the trials
which took plaeseM October, 11,}_1irre- other contidedby
the verdirt of the Jury, OF phial's d gusltt. against 12,A who'
were moistly youlaglmen,intif related to nine of the :lirlsoners
already convicted, the Lora Officers of the Crown deckled
offering any evidence. The rrnsniuieg Li IsiolllOCeCyfileo
abletHoline,•ttd finer nut yet bvrit apps. li. natl. hie result
of these trials.. awl the h fullowedoteros to
have hoed the tires t whowhich mizlit be espected—uf atriEits a
lanor MIA/ {Lc a..at tlulrtl;.f those (imaged iu thergeiseeal
conspiracy; whilst the lenity shewn to the deluthil, ryas
'gratefully felt Tey the individuals themselves, Mill restored
quiet att.l salasereisisafiou ter the district, which had hems the
principal scene .r distill Inoue.
In the course of the Riltillllo, a, grmlital reduction in the
price of provisions, stud sill mote eh increased demand for
latiour,„ in consequence of a progressive improvement iu the
state of agrisettlthre„ as well ha of trade and manufacture., „
in some of their must important IneanCllCP. afforded the
means sit attbasteuce tool employment to 16111111W111 Of Ilion.,
who hail been taught I.i a se. lee all the gitivat 00000 s to whin Is
they were it ..fortunalely sithjected, to cis in the exmayig
Comm litioill.
l'oar Cocoustttee see firs!, r.s he convinced Or tAC
truth of the emission expressed he the first Secret Commit-
tee, which sat iu the last scar, of the eseueral good
time sisal loyalty of the great burly of the people, sad they
*Avert with pleasure to the confirmat afforded by the late
trials at Derby, of the trait...my borne ilk the Report of the
last Committee, to the emmplary eumlitet of the mans of
Are population in the country 11 ll se loch the instirric-
liimpfuntil They have tut doubt, that the Hombre. of Thum
who were Maher pledge,l, ur or/limed ter magagg to actual
Isettrveglion, has genet ally heel' twirls cxsgperattd by the
instaltea if Iheldisaffettod, Crum the obvious pulley, both of
eivjtlg leapeetance themorives, and of earouragnit thief
folhowevel It re, however, impossible to calculate the extent
to wigs& atryilsishreettion, tut enecessfully coppioWil in its
outset, might have rows is. it. progress' tioniogh La repu-
tation is a state of reduced employment, of distress, and
of agitation: los soda Wale et-things, opportuaily would,
no doubt, have bean afforded Ito artier* mud plans's-
hie demagogues, fur isedneinz tato aft of violence mid out-
rage. possum aftegether insawate of 11w naive aced conse-
quences of Alm ournomer to which they were celled upon to
lend their assistaNce; 11.11 these cmarmtemest would have
anoind the destruetiuts of the • lives and property of the
Isla' and well-affected, is the event of any &eldest, though
temporary, success of tht; Insurgents, is suliehamlenident,
front the designs which lisee in smite iitstaeces been proved.
It was therefore the duly of the Magistracy, and of the
(lovertiment, nut wily to orepaie the abeam of effectual
resistance to open force; hut, ahem they hail the oppor-
tunity, to defeat thee danger in its urizin, by •pprcitending
the leashes sad await:aloes of euttapiracy. Your Committee
Mileage the /Mlle, that the I tttt r of delusion, tuttoug those
who have been suivied into d.raff. (lion, may be passoig
away; semi that some; even of she &loiters themselves, May
hare seen cud repented of their es-ror ; but your Cuspuuttu e
would deceive the House, if airy were not to stole it as
Itself OpIRMII, 16111 it u 1 1 1.101 it qustr all the v 0118101,4
(toveronseoll and of the Mmtistracv, to maintain the Will-
quilluty which has lawn se-tonal. It will no legs require a
firm determination a ttttttt the neural and is fleeting menthes
of the community, of whatever rank and statism tht y may
be, to Ivied the aid of their influence nod example, to coon.
Petal t the effect of flume liceithous end intlannuatury puts-
licatiois, which RFC moused toil, throughout the coheir'',
with a p.ufuaiuu iwietiabire MO*IEBIIIIIIIII.
l'uoi Committee hare Isiilhrto applied their observetions
to the lately disturbed districts in the country. In advert-
issg to the slate of the metropolis daring tile ?lane period,
Hwy have observed, with FOUC.III, that a 1.1111111 number Of
laeliVe aunt iufalued ilidiFiltiOllB have been timenitifingly el:.
gaged in arranging plans of insurrection, in emir:omits-Mg
to funteut disturbarces that tiorht lead to it, and in ono
curio?. the mestiss of active operatious, with the ilitilU3tC
view of subverting all the exist snug ettablesisments of the ronis-
toy, and substantiate some Awns of revulotionary government
ho their stead. Your Committee, however, have the setts-
fief to find, that tiotwitlistssiolio4 the desperation and
coufideilee of the leaders, the prewel)t., that have been gato-
cal to their cause 4repui moue, tots. i'he palisade Memos e-
went its the comforts NMI employment of the lainitirise; past
of the community has tended to d • le at once the motives
sit' elitcueleut, and the miuts of seiluctio.i. The, mischief
sloes nut appear to have emended into any other sank of life
slum that of the person* referred to in the lion Report of
the Secsit Committee of last year, nor to have recoiled
collttleuuttee from any indsv idiot* of higher cow:Rims
li wee as these agitators i.e to avail thenteelrefs of alit
popillar assemblage, still e, of auy occasion that might
happen 110 arise of impolite discontent, end capabie as they
appear, from their own declarations, to LA guilty of may set
of atrocity, your Committer bee 110 I 10 R111t11e11,41,1 shot
the vigilatme of the Police, and the umelaxed sures at.-
tereeleure of Government. may sat, tooter the present cir-
cumstances of the country, be sufficient to prevent thesis ,
front brenhiag out ion say sea' disturbance of the
public peace.
'floe attention of your Committee bas next hers directed
to Ihr documents which bare tham fatal before them, relative
to the appreisesnaun suetlbe steered permit soapected of beteg
iu treammaide praetors, a Ito base beer detained
totter the authority it Si. Acts of the last Session.

cuntialually dionitsishiagg.'
•• On this passage I may with grunt humil ty e
laerusitted to observe, that this spccins of Icgi".l:..
WM. which, under the ',recency of preve,stiog
Usury. merely waited oil the clitnitushitig 'oaths
of stuck, slid the trecessary decrease alt the value
and inurliet interest of money, semi to have Ithell
ludicrously 1111Mcessart. Thrie statutory !ego.
Laic) wade with' such e gavot propriety.' .'U
not pieteud to seguliste the markrt, tar toKlecre.,.e
the rate of Interest; they inerity Mhos at oil
humble distance, relict'. obseiving the retreat cf
II the enemy than atteowtiug to press its and
• able WI slay ',Widen revulsion to a itiiqu!ol the
11 viuleoce tar skill of the situ: k. They amnia,' like
a.uilttelllo on the part of the Legislature 16 return
Iseattly pu.silele to the co ig.aal total
; ....14, W. can uuw be enterisisied of
the üb•mtlity um, itupolicy of such u saute of
things, evely_ step to.auritk its attainment must
proportio.tably share the character of the result.
Shuichi this legal rate exceed -Mat w thr %market,
the laws lwraiititiig it ate munireetly useless; and
*llOO4 it. too the contrary, he lower than that of
the market, which must ever he regulated by the
profits of stuck, such laws must operate 'to the
settle t %tent as if they contsitiett a till:11
Mid I,V rendeittig rteutuAry irollslCilOus .;teytt.
must ;4:VCtailimpulse tc Usury of time Mt'at &Pitt:-
WM.llde initiate.

now mei' could the repeal of these very obse-
quious laws sr wore Ithrial italtalgence to the
-schemes of corrupt tarnoty•lettrier., that, Limy utsi64l-11
giipy Ulldrr the prenflli SVAteni tOr 14,11 V c,11,1d It
•orposerl, its the wurdt of thrhe »ho ortint•e
Mr. S.-tieatit Onslntv's Bill, to • legaltz • t.anol,
I%.inow, marl ottptesstort ? Su, 'a “n .INZ:111011
he supported only or the suirinetitiort that laws errs
of sufficier.t power to retrotate rand IttlflA (LC
yoke Qi. toortry ; und that • hautt, roplorr, tint
uppres.iuu' use usher cuitialsistr.l nutter the VII
Watt laws, bet-nose of th: in-o'er:lion they 1.1
Ignorance awl sortirtwit3. The first surrirobtiwir
is cootossliettsl by the vo.o: of history, try the ex.
verjrner, .1 the lowan tr by the very nature
Ot.usquex *twit; which is tel too subtle n quality to
etiolate Ille ft sellitill% uI 111111i11.1p.,1 volley ; unit tits
seetkitl If possarles tyro Ices Lit.'ule. ego: