The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-12-28 00:00:00

in them. To this charge he pleaded gabby ; nay, he would
say more-4 c ',Wad not r n'y all Radicals lost all Tastes to
,iirm their ranks; hut he wi.lied ilorn not as Radicals, but
reclainuillrion their error to the pore, original, and Coll- 11-
- leitoNal faith. Minh' any one my that Ibis waits step dan-
gerous to the public peace They could only convert them
by argoinent ; soul if this could he happily effected, would
it nut be a great public good—would it not heal the Weer.
r sag wounds of our suffering country! He would rejirre if
••13 the enemies of kingly government could be cormert^il
i into realities adherents—and would not the opremite p •r" '
in like manner be glad to make converts-10 draw troop.
from whateyer quarter they could gather them, ano: to de-
tech as minty as they cool,' Mot front the cohort. of ielazil,••• .
provided they stele staunch in their easter ! It wita lire be
l Miters of I very one to Smog over roam M from an erroneous
wh'kol to the true creed. What was the liminess of Ministers
of Iteligiosi '—Not, surely, to proclaim and launch fortis
theratettiogs of damnation; bet by lineman!, gentle, and
patient argument, to disialmair heretics of their fatal (silli—
ly reconcile and ri store them is the bosom of the True
ourrch—to plonk them as brands (min the fire, as an
offering worthy of the troth to which thcy are do.
*Mod. Wbal, Hies, should Ire the efforts of all the..
swathed Ini the Constitistiou etroul.l they cut P.
simians to hying over traitors from tie heresies irrt•i
which they loot been misled into the true rhurch—lo t:•-
abuse them of their prejudices, and of Mime di,c.ririe. by
which they bad been betrayed to dela' girt iso ' lie did t...r
imagine that the most violent Tory world maintain the ro:i •
Mary. He no doubt would allow that it would be very „Lt.
Broil to convert a hardy, dem AAAAA , determinist! Radiear
into a true Whig, or to the more pore and emitted faith V
Torylots —(franyktee)—But they ought at host to Sue thank-
ful that they do not aboadou the task, spud do not utterly
despair of reclaimmg the disaffected; ter if Mr Ihry are 14
be changed from hardened yobellevera to members of tI e
tree chinch, it was clear that Miry moat first p •its thrortyti
the purgatory of Whigitisin.—'l",;mordi laughter and ni.•
pictimej—They could not soddenly pass from one •7-
Imam to another. They mu.l Le initialed in the to in,p!• •
of alereeNtet and taxes—in lb? go 1,(41tel and viand .un.e
4nelriuta uf "ertodtion, and the Tortes threrfiriv aloitto:1
i be sincerely thaukfol to the Whigs for instroctioe ... •
i Itelsrula hi their preparatory &chord, and banding t!,... i
, over to them in a suite of competitive triclabill,t.
, Al the same time lie had no ;rest hope that a despersto
!lacteal cool I vier Ire convene I bite tither a enrol WiK
it.r a good Tory—though he rooter erenikl be chsposed to
31111 t against them the gaits el prudence and merry. It was
hod likely, he ihoufht, however, sisal Obey would be readily
i . converted from she rooted error of their ways, sod he was
• molds afraid moat few wowed be itaiwohl over, except ty ss t
; I lir i truce. .hlisilitrides, he ova crisminee.l. adhered Sr, all •
Radical party, became' they saw no other reenorm. Thee
frh mute ilistreas, mot melee no .wider point Weevil the
Tory and Radical faction, they mod:nett adhering le tire latter •
! They saw nothing likely to be addpind of a i4iimuit,,•y .5'
I seriptierti, and being drives 10 dearair by threat., trairsoida.
I sort and cosh ciou, they went over in she mirk* albs dime-
!ferted ; Sod .itch be red nut doubt wAild be emit, hroogist
over front the ranks of the ir. 1.. lima., if they hat ha. a,
that believe*, the Iwo extremes Ch. re was a middle pawri
at which *key might rally soul take their to.trol ; Prod she
tame was also the rare with marry of the saber uts • f
; the filidistry, who, boiling, as they iroppomal, rier Mobil.
pond between Site Radical school and Ilie &rated adherent
! of power, might g•adurilly de brute:lst to ji,:ii the Maas
of Whittitate. When, the ro fore, it isas 134.31, 1 to do :•
party shit they cosi trot the Railreals, their rood& ti/Vi 1.. d.reets
from both parties shore tilso adhere to Mem, hi-cause ltir y •as
no other alternative than tither or eclim Memo Ives owlet
. the Ministerial harmer., or join th am whir wished to 13v3.11.
tarry Moog iii rniu. This, thew, hr would velem, wee the
;:ritutid of his °hireling to the Addices!--Iso, &rause it
did not espre.s the whole troth; and, t•lly, Pretense MI
i truth which was in it was enderbiteil und..... a Aisr,tri.ed and
partial An M. acknowledgirg discontent, which certainty
• :elided, but appiriv,itg of the policy of putting it down by
iiitimid dim' and puss iihniesit, slide it dm a not sapatm,
%that all are coiled upon to do, drsapproliation of Ilk: late
1111 limit., of Ado s i sss sir- in ro. 11r. hitter 1 coneloded aid,
repeating his doubts u hither iiiiimida•iro would rs presm
the r vil of discoutent. Under this trevtilient it we.“ 1,1
t \ rend its roots and branches...on accuintilation 54 Cr.nr•
liustihle materials would be peal up--suil alit explosion won At
soot), r or Solos' take place--in whir h wealth, rank, and hay-
alty, would Ire swallowed up in the critastrolle of a blowy
31111 unavoidable revolution. 'I he Learired Corritleritsu era;
down amid reiterated cheers (min all psi t ie.—arid such a .1 I--
play of high eloquence, iuterrisragled with Slit happiear Of '-
toms of wit and fancy, could hardly fail to draw forth from
such au audience this 31111 AM. tribute of admaralirou.
. .

A divibion now took place, when !here rippea.iii—
Fut the original Address, 11.1 —For the A oiendowni, 27.

Ma* ity, 8•

After thank% to the Noble 61eirotan, the meeiimg 4.t.e-
-prr•ed.

AMIthICA.

rarer 4 ORIC. NOVEMBER 10.
CATTLE SHOW AND FAIR.-.(SVCOND
ADDREFS.
• (Cioncloderl from our Paper of oesterios.) • •
Centimes of the Bociely It becomes use in off.,
you a kw oboes ran tttt s on the pecoliarity 'if your
position. 'revue's your I..cation on a fray islands of
very hashed extent, and of subdivision into shall
tracts, is adsrr•e to the wand diapiays of grass.
grain, and succulent roots, which sotue other coun-
tries exhibit, you posretas ceitain advantages, w►rc'l
pratfall, understood and kto,n, how to estimate.
The port of New York is open to nav►gation div-
ing retry mouth of the year. It very as:ldmit hen-
;was that the ice of January ur Februiry makes any
perenuereit I Intim: to the arrival or drimuture of
vessels. It Itellee liappPflie that you receive igte:i!...
puce with singular ease from distaot planes. W ha,-
ever bosh:lathy or tural economics may have to
of it immediately conveyed to yon. tilsoulti
Noble Bedford of England e•trourage his Slier•."
ts compile on incomparable work on the Grairrons,
or his rooky to publish a book of expernnsgsta •••e
the culture and treatment of steer, you are to.,
get them.. The Florrut•nes ‘ord r nu, of t inns
fire volume. of Galleriok .it Ars:via,' Bus -
uf Turmoil oa the culture of the olive. ..•
of Caranneoa, the coot of Alderney, and tae p
Spain coin• direct to you. Let 'l•lteruio make e
r curio u in grafting, and Van Mirtdi on fruit, a -t
the methods own travel hither Irvin Pares nt
Bruandt. Even the Perutiato 1048)11(.44 tl.o
drouietlAry. the Wah•,r deer. and thy {haw, f*C-
pli4l.o. intiVe /41101141 a f their rellieetive coo -
Kies, anti mialit he reared if our chtuale *is .veto
*tar it.
'Free imreeta of seeds received Nita the $1,%1
of the public gailkos at
Autwerp, Madrid, and Calcutta, moist from Itbs.al
individuals at Lint" and Santa Crux, 'hos, the tart-
: lily with which ►he scgetable productions of those
places are ttinelerred to oor sod. .
Ilse crows: vines and fruit trees of Europe are
frequent in our violets'.
It is iuru•nhettt oil taro to offer a hiqt or too, for