The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-12-11 00:00:00

TO THE LADIES.

TEA COM,
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Iseir regrets to Lollies
. trial of their Greene
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very Wks who
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IN, manic won!
sr Share before 'ITESDAY
NEXT, du, U9l, Isi!bat irst.drawn KiZe on that 1)47
"I "e"ivt an. 0.41. emulate in additi 0000 Four or 30,0001.
I:aule. other (real Capitals, with only 11,000 Tickets, must
emm siiditeernentvtoo patent to lie misted by AV.'llinlffll.
prepossessing.. will amorally lead thent to EY'TONI
(Vice, No. 2, Cons mu., where all Business in the Peblie
l'insds is trammeled alai fidelity suit dispsleh.
TO THE PUBLIC.
S uumeroos Li.t ut HISH'S Friends,' swifts
• hire made purchases in the present Lottery, hare
• itoaii,,i4 the fate of their Numbers, at 4, Cwornhill,
and (.1141%14Ft-etas, not knowing that the Dnivriug was
P"•1...ni0, they are now informed, that as the Drawing is
1I to begin ou
'II'I7.SDAY NEXT. the lbtli Instant,
of coarse, obtain the 'Wired i•Cormution on the
t, TMtse who were aware of the postponeinent, and
d. I eoueetpteure &lily their purchase's, err now rrmjudrd
to filo. the earliest opportunity of applynue at either of the
4.4"' Ortir“, as the lirst-drawn Prize, on the first Day,
will .da:un a Stuck Prize of 30,0001. mere, and it way be
eu Ow.

T. KISH thinks it vonetoosory to say more of the great
Nitres* which bas attended his Ofrsers. than Ibat in the late
!•,itertem it*. sold Ca* amid) store Capitals than ally tither
"ii.etskesper; and in some Lotterl., more than aft flee
other Offite.4eepers combined.

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se sepplying dm 'seamy thus unhappily created. , '
i *el all the diSeithy of stating say meestile on obit's
Welled Illy debits to 11l a poet that hashisit su tarsteined;
het, eouteioos of se tiniest real to promote yaw; beet late.
tests, I am eiteeersged to indulge a hope. shat the know. I
ledge 1 have acquired of tbuse iutesetta, aid ship the teams'
esewastree of the East, is the earth, of thirty maws rape-
rimer—in year Magililllll !orrice as a Camistooler--iit
dices of high West st noireleay as the head of pier Marisa I
' —amid while combatting no of the greatest mercantile
establishments ies India, stay render use is MOlOl degree toe- •
fel as our of your Executive Boil,
The cordial roieeritiers with which ray applionions have
hems tem, aid the spostlasoss offers of toppiet with which
1 have been gratified, have deterstised ne• to proceed le the
ballot. with a well-gruesaltel oridlileser that the remelt will
plow use is the iierourable situation to which I simile
Is a easevms so executive, ones interrupted * ettersid.
ebbe eireonistausees, I have out bad it is my power, is miry
imissee, to prefer my solielietioas to permit: hut the stole-
silos, wherever it has occurred, has been wholly isiesliplary ;
and I ilulo* to Ire *hie, before the slay of liketies, to pay
sty respects to every Proprietor in the metropolis sod its
'fit:Will.
I havelbelmantir to be, Ladies and Oretirestet,
Year ohedirot, obliged, sad faithful • Arnow*,
WILLIAM TAYLOR MONEY.
Streatham Park, Member 7, 1919.
TM Cuameilter for condurtiog Mr. Motley's fisegise,
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Street, where every soseetsidesties fur the promotion of his
manes will he gietufelty received 1 soil a Oseend Meeting
of his Fri will let Mid st the mail plum et One .'{.luck
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Resobrad--Thatt anumat other ineweiona. o4ary, rather
than to lostratoental l indietiug the possisheseut of death
for larceny to this amount of lels. from $ dwelling, found a
101. note to be worth oply 395.
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Resulted—That we have so feeling bat gratitude and re.
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udges, or in the esr►eL of the Royal Presort's., of Merry;
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r!, which tracheah a. to lone as hrethreo, sod desire not
the 'heath of a sinner ; but rather that he should terms from
his wickedness snol live.
Resolved—That Petitions ►e presented Its Moth Houenof
Parliament, praying Cora revisal of the Crintioal Code, and
to take sash oseasures as their wisdom may deem meet.

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14r. Favitt.t. tom to call the attention Of the
Cowl to tho.ssattar tort forth its the Requisition
which had jolt been read. It was hie intention..
should his motion be acceded to, to have a Peti"
tint flamed on a series. of Resolutions, with pro-
posing which lie meant. to conclude, end then to
ham the whole submitted to Parliameut,
wide the recommendation of Ilw general concurrence
and feeling of tits lionoon4hle Court. He was
perfectly willing to album that no nation, more es-
pecially a great one like this, should change its
laws, particularly ott the subject of the punishment
a grime, without great and serious deliberation.
Bet he would here beg leave to remind the Court,
thtn,tha notice on which his preseitt motion was
fosailed, was of thrte or four mouths standiug ;
it coned tot therefore be considered as precipitately
iatrotluced, or immaturely submitted for discus.
elm. Within the last few days, pablic opinion had
been in a strong degree called to the consideration
of the state of criminal law is. this country—[The
worthy Gentleman alluded, we presume, to the
Bank cases it the Old Beiley]—end a very un-
equivocal feeling had been manifested oo this sub..
tect.—(Hear, hear.)—lt was time to revise and
consider a pert of Quer laws, fur it was clear that in
the course of time, the practices of antiquity re-
gairtid reconsideration and alteration, Whoever
spout, it byelaw it ;ma to malceb who, without
being gradoated is soy of.the Coons of Law, at.
tempted to submit for discassiou a nibjeCt do great
as the reforntatigg of Ake Criminal Code, he was
dearly
to Make. ll* there *Ns to so ignoraeit
of loosing events, a not know that a revision of
the Criminal Law had beets bug called for, and that
.thus cell had not poly been re-echoed by some
of the • most distioguished Members of both
asso,--__ -I. Oh 1_11.• . .-.

-successive Juries. lie trusted, rrlieWro-74-IWee
after sods public *vowels of the necessity of q twast-.
sure of this sort, his humble labours would out bd
deemed presumptuous or premature. lie could
not touch upon this topic without bearing simple
testimony to the manner in which the public preen
of the country had of Iste enlightened the public
mind on the subject, and unless Parliament were
determined to tolerate in perpetuity bid loss. and
to look.upon the good Sense of the Judges, con.
staidly interposing to prevent these laws from bon
administered, it is impossible hut the public voice
mutt be heard, and more particularly the voice of the
4W Corporate body in the kingdom, which cannot
be silent when the evil loudly calls for redress. If
Parliament were to empaintel a Jury to try the
state of the Criminal Code, it could not select
from any body of men in the country more coin-
Weld persona than this corporation could furnish.
They were generally men of experience in life, and
all of them above the age assigned by the Roman
law for the admission of a member of their &libe-
lranee councils.--. They were also men deeply in-
terested in the morals, the feelings, and the welfare
of their fellow citizens. Eight times iu the year
' the King issued his Commission of Qyer mid Ter-
miner to their lord Mayor sod Aldermen, to try
the moat important criminal cases. and the Judges
of the Land only attended the Court on such oc-
casions to assist them, not to direct them, in the
discharge of their duty. When it was considered
hew ceeverssnt their Magistrates trete its all cases
• reliff, acid in the jurisdiction of the greet range
of esex cases, fur which their Chamber puid
so &Orly, no peewit could presume to ley, that
they were not competent judges of such a question
as that which he was about to submit to the Court.
He knew it was a question of rn,aneittous interest—
he knew its great importance, and that it far ex-
ceeded iu interest any subject which had for years
been submitted to this Court. There never wits
one. it might be truly said, in which they ought, at
the outset of this consideration, with more sincerity
call for the benefit of that moral inotto which was in-
scribed on the shield of their anus over the entrance
to their •Ilalt—Domine Ilirige Aos.—(lleae.)
The caw.cs of the vast increase of crime of late
years were, doubtless, multifarious. The termi.
tuition of the late war had sin doubt had its full
operation in adding to the Ilsis of pauperism and
consequent crime. The great weight of taxer, and
the want of employ, had uo doubt swelled the lists.
But the sperm' tttt of the Criminal Law afferded no
balm to such sufferings. Why did the mind shrink
with horror from the conteinplation of the crimes of
murder and
.le/to-de-se? but that a life had been
suddenly torn from society. which it was beyond
the power of mortal to give or restore. In this
view it was importaut to consider the nature add
effect of our capital punishments, end what most
be their moral efficacy for ourselves with that
Bring " before se hum all notions ore but as a drop
in the sea." In introducing this, great subject he
left his afro humility ; he felt Iliad be was itaiii:ilig
sit the ashes of departed wadi); lie knew he was

II

TO THE LADIES.
TINE LONDON GENUINE Ti
Ludeale.
the Lamather their rasp
, • !Mistreating( a
lite. • trial a
• 'frit, irhieh rna now is Final ere Ihnreiti,
• polic—lt presumed that then Ore
• joye louriword the %aeries of the liewyeaseir
el 144 TetrMah*Rithip the last three walks.
% hare very Lau*: _ Amite isarroet tta t
Estabil its esaneenceatea
NOVltber,
sad Ititretan 111110Pre Iheif
thfir eieSteetete ge hoed in hated
MI Preeertgle:
Ctomen...4ldite are particularly region
I the He. 10, Individual at the lower par
Its hi. II eery .initradeentanlilte seamier, seblll
i • (lilyy eatSIiaIieIISIMAPCMI to the Contras
tam.
k test she beet which tie Company amain
Koine to /he ether Haute that Wilmer, Mei
tins Cowden, hut the fev they earertsiu that I
e.atirior:in crier after they base dreads Ow 1
-'olugh repaiation of the Compel'''. Tess sniffer
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