The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-08-12 00:00:00

Eitsaima,,Toinnsasi, Ins later of Justice, with . Dukes of
Soave and's( Asertll, have been arrested early this morniag,
us tillellilb-sr I attialetsialtulniittu. • -
Thsi IfOrtoolstaa 401114/116,,Cippleginx of the Capri, 74,
he:SirmartfrigiaM ton almpse,it jos' goiog out of the
hay, hoard to Pslalwi. They bore rtt She Prince of Can
sarer.,Und High Sienvaid, fwd. is 1799,and 1000. Viceroy
of ,Naydra, a Palmation Nobleman, on based. to try lu
mpllesa wills his emintryeasen, who, it trunk' seem,
sto nod like the idea of receiving laws from the Neapolitans.
The &glide reaiehuts at Palermo, 1 am loopy to say, hove'
beerCrespccieel. sad oily those travellers who lodged in the
fiat:lnhere General Chnselt lived have been pluodered, hut
ikt4r persons have not 'been touched.
.IVe.ore anxiously looking oat for the brat arrivals front
Pal to : on tbc.l7th, out a venni At for sea remained
in
the part of Palermo. At Sfer.ina
.the Constitstios had been
yoblihed; and every thing was quiet them on the llth lost.
Tire Spey, British alobp of war. arrived in Ibis bay two or
theriedsys ago from Italia: Der 'dicers went is a body Ibis
niortsisg on board the lime-othstlle ship, to eon-
eratilatc the Nespolitao *Sem Mdee happy chaoge in
tar r cperfrtimeal, . • . . .
agraiscs or • [.mien. SUM. At 01111? 6.
Mt just km. that.ost the 16th opd 17th of last month so
inNwestetitat took place at Palermo assisted the Neapolitan
Coremineut.sad against the sew Constitution. Toe Nea-
politan troops Seed epos the people, sad were repulsed.—
The fuelemoes Were token and trinket, and finally remained
iu the pomessimi Grebe &ciliates. la the coolest 7,000 men
were killed, and 3,900 wousded.
ANTIIIACT OP A Lev 1., suereb OVINOA, JULY 29.
The repents of iliotorboneve at Palermo, and in Sicily
ar:terally, have beets to-day folly confirmed. Pa/crow is
nearly destroyed by crionsto and fire•—the slaves and primmer*
let loose frets prison. sad committing every excess soil ha-
voC.: ibis, we fear, will hart the retire of true constitutional
tAtarloin which had begun to manifest itself in these yriartms,
sad will afford a pretext for the Ansiriso army marching
tutu Naples sad other reunifies awl whicti, it is said, is
already tau the route, 60000 piroeg.

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Loki /01114.RUSIELL'S efoqient and ittipresslvit
appeal to theKtNo. mum the expediency of inter-
rupting the proceedings now instituted against the
QUEEN, 118$ excited the general attention of all
classes of persons its the empire. This tribute of
respect it claimed, not only as it bore the signature
of a young Nobleman eminently distinguished by
his private virtues, his talents, and his early devo-
tion to those principles of political independence
which ire associated in the best affections of the
people With the illustrious name of RUSSELL, but
it must also htive rivetted the attention of all par-
ties by the generosity of its sentiments, the vigour
of its argument, and the ai.,soified simplicity and
manly energy of its campoestion.' It was to have
been expected that a !subtle 'Vowel by so high so
authority of opinions directly opposed to the wishes
end'idithaures of the Ministers or the Crown should
call forth all the angry passions of the inferior
agents or the Cabinet, and wr ireordiugly find in
the Seam respectable portion of the tniutiievsal
press the most loathsome, but at the same time the
most ludicrous efforts. of itnbecite malignity to
distort the meaning and misrepresent the object of
the appeal—while, like the silly viper in the fable,
some of them ventured, even through' the•Nuble
Lord's public acts, to vilify his private cheracfer !
Pour creatures! they but " Woo in their rocs.
tiou ;" and we are firmly couvinced that if their
labours have ever chanced to meet Lord Jost*
attLes eyes, they excited no feeling in his mind
but pity or contempt.
On the first appearance .or this appeal to the
Knee, it was generally believed to 'spree, die
collected opinion* of the Whig party; and we Iwo
Fromm to think that if it were ate y, •it might
have been clothed with the signatnres of many
personages high in the confidence mid estimation
that party; but as if fur the purpose of removing
this impression. a letter addressed to Lord Jos*
Ryan:t was published yesterday in a Morning
Paper, bearing the signature of " An old Whig,"
in which the writer, remarking upon the rotmiors
that prevailed in this country respecting the impro-
priety of the Qosen's conduct abroad, urges with
great fence the absolute necessity under which the
Goveruinent was placed of 'minions' proceedings
against her MAJESTY up the instant of her land-
lug in England. This writer, however, very
strongly condemns the liniatrrs for the manner of
instituting and conducting- this charge. The
Mutsu.trrs, lie very justly °burro, " stem tit have
shrunk from the phut), straight-forward path be-
fore them—to have been frightened at the my
measure which they must coustitutiosisllY have
advised—and to hare endeavoured to shift the
odiuM from their own shoulders, even at the
hazard of compronsisiiig the honour and character
of their Riiyit Master. lied the Whigs been in
power, how different would have been their con-
duct ! They would tither have recommended to
Parliament, as was suggested by Lord licaLaND,
the propriety of relieving the Illdstriout Proles
from an onion imposcd upon theta by a law,
which is in opposition In every prineirk of ellisiao•
jostitution and of littoral right, or die! haul',
hive weighed well an accusation berate they
had made it ; hat Inuit% mice presented it. thee,
would have been no shuffling—uo greets b
no Secret Committees—and they would am'uter
have hoicked their heads upon a ustfild than
have voted the very me tStire proposed by
tMmt-
aelves, 'derogatoty trout the dignity of the Crohn,
and injurious In the brat interns of the rm.'
Eseii thing would beve b-eat as open as
day-light. They *mild have declared apart their
.responsibility, that they were lireinered to prhte
upon the testiinony of undoubted witoesse.; that
the QUEEN bid beets guilty of the rosiest possible
*dotter". The charge would hive been well
defined and clearly dream oat; the list of wit-
noses irsoted, and her Maaastx openly tail-
ed upon to disprove the charges ageing her,,
below the highest tribunal of the coantrY." tied
such a mode of proceeding hens adopted by the
iiiiii;oVrre of the Craw'', instraa of the timid and
shot lithg course they porsuedono doubt fall be en-
tertained that much of the odium itiat Vow eta
taches to the measure had Clever beets excited, sect
the necessity had not existed in public dtiftitd
evincing sympathy fur the QuEnit. as if .hit
destiued not so mirth
.for trial as far Pereestitdui
But there remains tibind anodise questitor.etiatiit
by tend Jetni • Rosetta. ekith reat reiiigth,
whether iu the first place the great evil ought


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